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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28

OPENING OF rHE occInExrAL-At last
10 may author.tatiyely be stated the nex
occidensai Hotel 10 20 be opened this
evening 10 the patronage Of the public.
10 VIII be iit mp from top 10 bottom and
all be open for inxpsctson in every
part Ice cream aud strawberries viii
be set Qua for everybody. The cssi.ens
are eenaysily invited - inspecs this new,
elegant and firss-ciass hoasc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28
wnncxrSo BoAr.-Mr. A. o. Beni.mi

wHncxrSo BoAr.-Mr. A. o. Benjamin
viii let a contract today for tue upper
wsrks for his new wreckins steamer.
The boiler - In place and everything
ready tor the engine. which 10 now on
the way out from the Eastern States.
The new steamer has q very ssaanch
hull. IL ttted with q steam winch ard
ali the Necessary appliances for wreck.
ing purposes. Mr.. Benjamin thinks
there Is considerable In name, and has
about ecnclndei 90 call his steamer the
"kastlsr." She will be ready for busi-
ness In about thirty days.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28

A NorsBLx yrsrros.--while the Ray
mond excursion vas hurried 10 the
Northern Pacific terminus. two Of the
party remained, and were the guests of
Dr. j. Q. Sundbora-Mrs. DECKER. OF
Phliadelphis, and ner daughter, Miss
Ida =. Graddock. Tue latter 10 the firss
lady Who passed the entrance examina-
tioa of tae Pennsylvania Universlty.
She vas refused admission, aud 10 nov
n4htIns that institution She 10 Keep
ing pacs with her class. and will de-
mand diploma at the Gloss OF her col
IeRiAse course. she D At present. one Of
the scss1tifio editors OF the Philadelphia
ksrser. She 10 Professor OF Phono-
Rraphy In Girard College. and the an
thor Of several works on photography.
Aitoeether This yoane lady - . iassrassar
Of considerable nots.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28

DslL-Bosh steam iass engines wore
called oas for drill last evening. A
regular IRE alarm was sosnded, and FOG
time u vas thought Are had hrok, n
out somewhere. bas fortunately these
fears proved unfounded
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28

I. N. @. A. tue 4 o'clock afternoon
service OF the fcaag Mems Christisn
Association vii Do held tomorrow In
tne standard fheater. South second
street.. between Washington and Main.
services viii Be conducs<d by ksv. ID.
:: fisfcs. The puhiie are cordially In.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28

NEW BLOOD, New LHE.-This il OBJ
tanned by using Plumbers Oregon Blood
Purifier. For sale everywhere. 81 per
bsttle, six for s.. ap6dv6m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28
HORSE RACE.

ON SUNDAY. JUNE %, THERE
~ will be. at the Seattle Driving Park,
9 running race, free for all. for q purse of
$40. " it'll $50 to the first horse aud $40 to
the second. Entrance money 10 per cent
The train will leave tia Seattle depot at
o'clock. carrying passengers up and
back for so cents.
JOHN POWERS,
ga Proprietor race track.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28

In no other blood medicine hare the
results Of scientific inquiry been %
steadily utilized as In Ayers Hsrsapa
yulA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28

Cole employs . uniformsd eorps Of
oueis players. Who On hossebsck ride
the saseoandsne country hesaidlus the
many msxvsloos fsssssss IN his great
shovA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28
For Rent.

4 LARGK NEW, HARD FINISHED
- twcstory dwelling house. on kIev.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28
To Let.

E,ISE OFFICKs IN THE CLAYrN
- efeeks angis = - suiI nyu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28

EXPLANATION THAT LITTLE
II fia2 over the barn near the foot Of
Battery street, II p aced there ~ . guide
to DIR. MERRIck.S ONCE. which II on
" alter Il. third house from the corner II
Battery. jnss n hont q he nAg. mro
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28
FOUND.

A GOLD BREASTPIN. FOUND on
II the street was left ~ this office. The
loser will please call. prove property and
pay 70 this advertisement jelT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28
NOTICE.

NEITHER THE STEAMER ELIZA
Anderson nor the owners thereof will
be q spsnsible for any debts contracted By
the officers or crew. unless uoon o written
order therefor igued BY the Captain or
Perser. C.ArE THoS. WRIGHT,
S3Am Mnnar0r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE MEETING OF THE BUSINESS
/ mems Association. which adjourned
until Friday the 9th inst. has been fur.
Their adjourned until Saturday, the 18th
inst. at s o'clock m. The meeting will
be held at the California Club rooms.
By order Of Executive Com mittee. 272
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28

nF SAID EVENINGS. THE Lee
~ lures viii be given under the auspices
Of the Womaa's Christian Temperance
Union, Of Seattle
Mrs. Foster IL mem Der Of the bar of
the supreme Court OF Iowa and one Of
the best women orators in America, and
10 highly recommended by tho press
throughout the Unifed States.
All are invited Admission free. je2std
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

The SOuean Is none other than the Cash Of
The Bible, which the Sep,u4gin, and the Val
gate render Ethiopia When Mo.~= had -sis-
ed al mans estate, EgJPl vas invade. b. an
Ethiopian army, which successfully said waste
the county as far a. Memphis. l., their despair
he Egyptians pfayed to lhei, ora<les 90 .sd,
and the advice they received pzs ihss ihsy
sh1sld offer the leadership q iheir armies 70
Moses, the Hslzs~.v This hey did. The
great difficulty d he campaign ~as so traverse
the roads w'lch led TO Tie Ethiopian ramp. in
conseqaen.s a their Icing infested ~s,h Hanger
oas serp~nss- The ~iiy lsraeiiis psor.slrsl his
advance guard -iih numhss u ;b~s ia
baskets, shd inssr1ctrd the .eiiiers to IA The
birds loose upon the seEpsn,s. by this inSsna-
oas eHpedieni she roads were speedily eleassd.
and Moses vas euzbled - surprise the Eshio-
pians and deieas thsn with great slaazhss,.
C4rrY.ns ,ae was into Mesoc itself. Moses ,i.en
AID ssegs 20 the espi'al. saba The ots.ina,e
resistance oa.fsd - ,hs defender prolonged
the sieze 90 sosu- time. bat eseanaaisy the cay
Vas dsAssred up ~ T'hasbss. Inc slasght.t o.
,hr Ethiopian king, who had .aies.ed Mosr.
lEoaa d.si2ncs, AL from Aimring hss yslos :.
asd iailsn ~ loss Nth him. The s.oy ends
I hRppliy Niih II, marriage II Moses and Thar
I uss- ~ IA< in<Fl4.ss k<s,ra
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
1Ls c,,n 81 a.. rtn..ru-

khzuoamk commercial irnporascs il too
vel known and acknowledged 20 need any
description. Dusty and dirty 10 Is rrsajof pot
ton Ike the poorer qsartef a sosne Egyptian
towns Is - neau rather IA imposing zspecf
with IS large whiteasshe,f housrs. relieved
here and there by minarc, and mosque and
grseefui palms and gardeus. It, streets. OF
rather lanes, rinsling among The ciDsely packed
hgts, are dingy booking and 50 poorly dtained
tina; the pools left ny the heavy annual rains
often g=yaefate the mos deadly fcrers. The
;1i,iaiion IS u motley description, including
Turks, Gie1is, Je~s. Egyptians, Nahians and
many kinds q negroes, the European eIernen,
being chiefly engaged in the sale d liqeor an,i
canned s,oses- vhiie the BongolOwee eleITen,
IS recruited ios soldiers OF ivory huasers fos the
interior Of Afrie7 BY the ivory merchants, Who
arm, equip and furnish them with The means
tor purchasing the iSskS from the natives.
Situated as the town Is, its commercial impor.
lance most be .assared virtually il Is the gate
way through which all communication between
The Soaih and North mast pass. Constant
caravans l4den with strange shaped bales Of
ostrich feathers, hides, drngs, copper, ivory
and ebony Dass through irom this great Nub.4n
Deen to Saakim and the Rel Sea, and iss
bareTing. Of grain and guuis for Esropeaa
goods, and hasy life bespeak psosPeriiy ,has
might be largely increased. To leave j, 60 the
lender meTcie Of a siahdi would be 70 make
h1rbaHsrn too lavish gifi and w0ald 81 the
slave trade ramPan, again all over Central
Afriez-- LaaE9s TslssraeG.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

Presently ny esasi drivers esas fsaaing %
ne sri ssf ii.s ils,iseioss fefsse,i 70 II ibsra
spptoaeh m wells. { ssHf ta.l ssaipsn H-gfg
Originally D'asa a1ssi. siiii IN ~ 'efyies.
~ ieii ih@m 'hsi sss ~ oisosf IN fhs ssfsiec
= he g9seumsnl This bsd ~ sase'. I
efsfd iisss iusflisd ~ Intervening ipslss
miles between fiis piase atfi saskis, 80 iliaesa
sad fsfgls So m eondssias - psiisnss--
oHa is ms,is uftabie and ! determined 70
hsfe eatef q snY eaH Eeag eae9yaf y
ts imp9dsnes ~ ihe tfial. gave ~
hssh fayrils. 3 fe4Iasf ssrh. ani asksd
ihsm j. hey s7aii aasd ~ me- Tisy r..
poa3ef ai'b aissffr iagsia ssu; NJ setysn,
- ~ 81 10, tuls bat shah a a1cs 1tzn
Ire II 'bey dg ~ clear 08i, printing ~ rife
81 the same time. Afief s9fae hsshafion. ihsy
moved ~ salkiy. ard ~ we're sbis - sssasg.
auf thirst Knyaiag boh.ag d he dsposi.
Urn u tbess Tribes. va unable 70 aetoasf
~ Die hostile Denomination Par days
shsfasfi sises' vas atfseksd and ihe ferDl,
Vas beg4a. THIS nas gns Il he prsBonaoy
drops 4hieh aalsi,5 10 Ne asfm Ef.Hian.
dak consists 4 I've shaiiyH sells u te,5f saisf
II he ioaf 4 = ioa spai u ihs Wafassb faage
II bills II va near this 30, ma, 'be eolssaa
seai - relieve siaeet pss cat - pieces.
I was mn oaiy twelve miles ffaaa saakifo.
and eagefiy ~ look st ihs hfsi giaaes II
be va, a. Ne ioilei. Under barninz san,
user plain scattered With biack harubies1e
roeks. ~ length ze passed. over the last spaf,
ard frgu is summit gayed span ihs blse
yap1.Hxs curtain u iI5s ocssn, shinlusering IN
the heated atmosphere o. the h0fit0a.
The white coral bail; tom u sassim Iay
ike pearl beioB me. Three boars more a
eainel.riding frs doen torrent beds. bsafisg
siiness 10 The fury n the ss1ds ziich pour
fryfa there mountains one- ~ isice IN rear,
anil then oyer hard petbly plain. patched and
areasefi here and here With sand, aad covered
Nth rank gfasl and usn,ed rlimos1 bsshss,
bfosghi as to The shore. 4 rev ulinstes mn.
AMI We had passed The eassray ali.h connects
tie Island bajlt town uith the ri4iaisnd
tads farewell 70 ny lIx1H. Notwithstanding
the inward Manifestations had bestowed apon
him TT joiiisg and humping 70 uhieh be lad
subjected me, ! feli soue regret At parting.
pou brute lie had carried M EasiIIy
through The banning waste under Z Taly .sa.
Z I tried n pat him bat. nnbensing in lis Dc.
mesBof, be merely gave sasage ero@i q
resentment. pat II down 20 Iisef. and IN that
climate ahofi temper Il easily paidoned.
! liifle til2Dga; ~ ! steamed oai u saatin,
ihat was ihe las European % travel aiong
the Rad bs;aeen Bss5ef AMI The Red Sea, that
within 2 few sl9t months the army which /
expected son 70 rejoin would have ceased 10
ezis.. that ihe ground I Rad t'odfen roaid be
Redeemed with bod, and iha, British troops
@oad be engaged in a campaign and paging
baiile On the ysy spos from which boxed
down on Snakim.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24


~ ih.a'.af' Nf'.s. SD" 'fe ili ffafilei #''1
tools aha afr ''n'.h'fd si'h "s''a 81 ini'fS''
III twenty .''W N'af march. u g quite
possible 'hat hde.an va.is m'eht he ihe f.,t'l
81 boring @'epaa o. .t."s an} in'i could
b1 attained except W aid 81 ihs ma'Iins
J Yfse pumps should " arranged wai'N m'ah
b. worked by 'amf's' and iHe route ron
9aa'tn "''.' pf'h'hy De a"ppi'' WIN N'''
"'.h'al 'nf.' 'i..'''Y.
~ IH' iai.N.H 7a'''' y 'a'f'l rom la
kim 20 l"a que a1'Se rue '''l fa'afaf'' pr
instance "'u'a hr shout i' "i'ei. h'
nnAFe 'h'i "9u'' ''''' ihe Nihaf' i.if'
1'uI1 combine i"e .I.ifss 81 "hish "'A''
''n.f'' me Ff''" ny h.'n' 81 h"'se E''s.
'h' ''' water ""''' We '''l mo ''ha' ''f ',
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4',' ''''.' 20 ''s 's''''' .''I'''' ." '
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a''i nav "a''Nel upon E'ueta' pan " aEii
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
EL nsRDI 40 THx raIsES or rHs:
soFDtN

| Aass hsard ~ esies Il ne La<1
A. ths fsopA.<s teari q -
W sc k..ss ~ tira.sd spseis
lhr b.-lk u f.ss usrA.sat
C,AAzssi. kaar.s. Ai<hs-s
Eia.Ass 10 ~ 80 frsra - a..
Apa asfd. a - da-a iisssl..<.s 10 sssa.
"~A.s. - sna !. aisAi
ssesA - ii, sssss a. ass ~ ssA@s
- ssss Ersst asxrxs-ass sAs.
sAd . ~ ~ csnA .xh n<Assss~1~ss
n..orv sAs I'D. a.rua pay.
tAea = - sos a sAe lxssains xa~s,
Alld ~ hs..-s ssas<a ~ a. 44z<
Asa srie r-sA-l ~ 80 lily Ma
- ~ Eissy x AllsA's n.n.s,
A. riPqtaas osrr, sns r4ss,sa. rs~a..
AL 10 ~ls&a a ne d~ssr ,.<A.nx.
flehsea Ai.sr1 a. ! s<-ssssi tA<na ~.
's<~sd ~ ne ksss ~ asaa<s
Tie ssnh<<Ess s,aa< Ike i.z.<s sssa.
Aaaes ia Mssean il.in
The r-s 4 ~ hus..a 80 !. ny e@rs.
fesis fse u ~ Aszia
Ana ! scssa - ~ CD q sks hkAfs
His fsssi-s aiaas stssil rss<a
'k-l1s h<ss FnsfzF.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-30
PERSONAL POINTS.
Collected From Hotel Corridors
and Elsewhere.

Dr. j. W. Nixon, of Luling, is at the
st. Leonard.
7. +, Conrey, stock buyer of Refugio,
is In the city.
Captain Il. l.. Watkins. of Eagle Pass,
Is at the Menger.
Professor John II. Furman, of Mexico,
Is at the Menger.
W. II. Jennings, Jr., of Pearsall, is at
the st. Leonard.
Luis Olivia and NJ. Senzencan, from
Mexico, are In the city.
W. 4. Gaines. u professor from Ken
lucky, Is at the st. Leonard.
James Carmichael, prominent citi-
zen OF Bandera, Is in the city.
4. Peoples and II. IIardcastle, stock
men from Hearne, are in the city.
Mrs. Mary l.. Earl and Miss 5. Bent, of
De kalb. Illinois, are in the city.
Miss Salle Hayes, daughter of Dr.
Hayes, of Pearsall, is in the city.
c. 4. Cannon, stock raiser from
Pearsall, is in the city with his nephew.
4. j. Ponton, District Attorney of
Gonzales county, is stopping at the
Menger.
MIR. l.. NJ. Gregory, accompanied by
Miss Lettering, departed via the Boerne
stage this morning for visit to Comfort.
II. G. Williams and son, +. II. Gatlin
and W. II. Davis, stock men from Aus
| tin, are at the st. Leonard.
w. j. Young, General Southern agent
Of the Mallory steamship line, left this
morning on business visit to Houston.
II. G. George, travelling auditor of the
Galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio
railway system, arrived from Houston
this morning.
5. NJ, Leary, of Laredo, the brother Of
Sheriff Leary, who was shot on Friday
last at Helena. left this city, where he
has been staying, for Helena, this morn
ing.
Colonel Emilio Boy, of General IRE,
who's staff, and Second Lieutenant
Joaquin Magma. Adjutant. are at tn,
Menger on their way to Saltillo from the
City of Mexico.
Colonel j. c. DEGREES, Postmaster O
Austin; w. A. Pitts, Chief Clerk Comp
troller's office, accompanied by his
daughter, and Captain John b. Arm
strong, Of that city, are stopping at the
Menger.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-30
LOCAL NOTES.

The Turner association will give
New Years ball at their hall, December
81. Only members and their guests
(strangers) admitted. l2-2I-5t
Just received, another shipment OF
Sultana and Valencia raisins, at X. A.
Hollands Ia Commerce street. 3O-l2-Gt
Members Of the Arbeter Verein,
get ready for your New Years ball. The
arrangements thiS year are very extern
siye. 12-29-2t
Oranges, bananas, grapes, pears, etc,
fresh and cheap, at Gilberts. Houston
street. 12-l7-Jan1
Those are nobby checks In ready made
suits. at Panooast q Sons. 10-20-lmo.
Candies mnde fresh every day Mt Gil
bert's, 4 Houston street. l2-l7-Janl
Object importation Of English break
fast teas at City 4 Store. 3l-Gt
pay-Use the Excelsior polishing paste
and have your silver ware replated by
DOE Il ENGEfKE. 12-2-1m
Every smoker should try Little Joker"
See our neckwear for fall,
lO-2O-imo. PANooAsr & SoS.
A bran new piano, never used, cost
$3.50, can be bought at bargain, by
calling on or addressing T. Il. johnson,
LrGnT office. 11-l2-tf
sayDoE Il ENGELKE does the most
stylish monographs in the South. 2-lm
Our custom department is superior
this fall. Finest Of imported and domes-
tic goods. PANCoAsT " SoN.
New Scotch jams OF all kinds at City
Il Store. 3O-12-6t
Hats, everything new for fall, at
10-2O-lmo. PANcoAsT & Sons.
lsy-DoE q ENGELKE make the finest
jewelry Mt their factory, PA Commerce
street. 12-2-1m
Toys and Mexican curioslties at Gil
bert's, I Houston street. 12-l7-Janl
Look at our show Windows.
lO-2O-lmo. PANCoAsT & Son.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-30
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

--"London Assurance" at Turner hall
tonight.
The streets are this morning being
relieved Of some OF the mud.
See the leading lady, Miss Braden,
In 'J.ondon Assurance" tonight.
Mr.. Frank Grice is the happy father
of brand new l2-pound girl baby.
Our Strateglsts gave their final per-
formal &c Inst evening to fair audience.
"A marriage license was Issued this
morning to X. II. Ames and 5. f..
Client.
ON Wednesday evening the Arbeiter
Verein will celebrate the New Year by
n grand ball.
"A former favorite in amateur histri-
onics, Miss Bessie Dryer, in "London
Assurance" tonight.
The watermelon rallied ut Dullnlg's
II ore few days ago, for charitable OBJ
ject, was won by Mr.. VIM. Kypfer.
"A donation party to Rev. j. w.
NELL, ID. D., will be given at his resi-
dence, on North Flores street, tonight
ut 1880.
"A good many watch parties are ar
ranged in this city for New Years eve.
TO watch the old year out and the new
year In.
Our amateurs are said to take OIL the
different characters in "London Assur-
ance" very naturally. Tonight at Tur-
ner hall.
"A dead dog and lot of filth, which
has been lying In the river for several
days below Commerce street bridge, has
been removed.
The District court is trying an ac-
ton for breach of contract. the plaintiff
being Thomas lloyne and the defendant
j. NJ. Campbell.
The primaries of the Democratic
party will be held on Saturday evening to
select delegates TO attend convention
TO be held on Monday.
The l.. NJ. society will give n socia-
BILE for members, on New Years night
Thursday, Mt the residence Of Mr.. Au-
gust Nester, on BurlesOn street.
"A lecture on intemperance will be
delivered this evening by the Rev. j. A.
Carr at the Second Baptist church for
the benefit Of the Band of Hope. Adj
mission free.
"A man afflicted with terrible dis
ease, which might have spread conta-
gion among the other prisoners, was re-
leased from the bat cave this morning by
the City Physicians orders.
The |. Zngree Lawn Tennis club
gave ball last night at the Casino,
which was n great success. A large
number ofguests were present and dane
ing was kept up until late hour.
The carpenter, Gus Bramlette, who
recently tried to shoot his wife, came
into town yesterday and returned the
horse he had borrowed from Mr.. Dono-
hue. lie left Immediately and Is sup
posed TO be making his way to Mexico.
London assurance will be presented
at Turner hall tonight. This will be a
good and enjoyable entertainment, and
all the citizens should avail themselves
OF the opportunity. Another point in
favor Of the entertainment is that it is
for the benefit of the orphans, and II Is
therefore imperative that each should
give his modcum toward so worthy a
cause.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-30
RIOT


Sunday morning between the hours OF
3 and 4 o'clock. great crowd was seen
collecting on Main plaza, a great num-
Der being armed with guns, axes, crow
bars, etc. The excitement ran high.
The police endeavored to dispense the
rioters and quiet the tumult without
avail. The leader, who could not be
recognized owing to the darkness, gave
the command, and the crowd OF infuri-
ated men rushed down Commerce street
to Alamo plaza, where, not finding what
they looked for, they then proceeded in
a body to Houston street, stopping on
the corner of Losoyo street, and were
about to batter down the doors and force
an entrance into Cotton & Bottoms,
when by the timely arrival of the pro-
prietors the mischief was averted by
the gentlemen assuring the rioters that
early Tuesday morning the doors would
be thrown open, and that every one Of
them and their families could secure
bargain in household goods of all de-
scriptions. Don't forget the number,
i0i, with Cotton q Bolton over the door.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-30
PAUL WAGNER'S BAZAAR !
Avoid the Rush.

Call early TO select from the largest
and most complete assortment ofTOfS,
FANCY GOODS and CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS of every description at
PAUL wAGNER's BAZAAR. Our stock Of
velocipedes, Express Wagons and Wood
en- Toys In general are displayed in the
Bennett block, opposite of us.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-30


:, No. l37O-JAMEs MURPHY VS.. A. l.. STEnBINs
Receiver.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, I
County of lIexar. !
To the sherlff or any Constable of Baxar
County q reeting.
Whereas, A.pnes Murphy filed his suit before
me on the aNllday OF December, d, 1884,
against A. y. Sttt bins, Heeeiyer II. II. Ddrnum
Wire Iron Worksst recover OF said A. L. Steb-
bins as receiver, tNVsum of sixty four dolla' &
and twenty-four oe<s 1854 ~ due upun a
msmorandum OF eron>t. to the saii james
Murphy, and the said JAMES Murphy, plNnt u.
having made cath before me that the sni L.
Stebbins, rec liver. Is nontresident ~ The
State of Texas these are, thvrefor' I, com
mand you that you summon, W publcat on,
for four successive weeks, in SONG newspaper
published In the CITY Of San Anleplo, nt Xar
county, Texas, the said A, j. Stetbns, re-
oeiver, defendant to be and appear bCt1re me,
at my office, In the city of San Antoniu,Sn tho
second Monday In February, A, ID. 1855, at 10
o'clock a. M, 1t being the 9th day OF said
suit OF said James Murphy for the sum 81
$6i ~, as shown by n memorandum of credit
now on file In my ctfioe.
Herein fail not but of this writ make due
return showing how you have executed the
Given under my hand at once IN the city of
San Antonio this 10Th day of December, A, ID.
1854. ANTON ADAM.
j. p. Prec. |. flexar Co., Texas.
Lame TO hand December 20, 1884, and executed
heceW6eE o., 1884, by causing this citation to
paper published In the city of san Antonio,
Bekar county, Texas, for four successive
weeks from date hereof.
FRED BADER, Constable D. Co.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-30
He Left Them.

Mr.. Henry Blnney, the confectioner
who has for some time past been carry
Ing on business on Soledad street, left
the city yesterday on the north-bound
international train. Mr.. Binney has left
agreat many creditors behind to mourn
ms disappearance. A telegram has been
dispatched TO Austin, and ii is yery
probable the purveyor of tootsies wifi
be brought back in charge of the Sheriff.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-30
Died,

This morning, at her late residence, on
Rincon street, Mrs. Mary Burke, widow,
aged 81 years. Funeral will take place
from st. Mary's Catholic church this af-
ternOon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Deceased was an old lady well known
to all our citizens, having resided among
them the best part of her life. The
primal cause other death was from burns
received a few days ago by falling into
the open fireplace at her residence.