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No. 2O5s In the District Court OF Bexar
County NARctso LEAL 1T AT. ye. RoBEHT
JOHNSON.
Tho State Of Texas. to the sheriff or any Con
stable OF bexar County, Greetingi
You arc hereby commanded that by max
ing publication of this citation In some
newspaper published In tho county OF
secutivc weeks previous to tho return
day hereof. y'u summon Robert Johnson,
whose r. sidente 10 unknown, TO be and appear
at the next regular term OF the Honorable Dis.
trict on of iiexar county. 70 be holden ut
the court hoJse thereof In the city OF San An
tonio, on the first Monday 10 March. A. D..
lhd5. the same beng the socnnd day OF March,
A. d., 1885. then Anf there TO answer n petition
filed in enid court on the 2sh day OF Novem-
Der, A. D.. 1884, In asuit numbered 205s, on the
civil docket OF said court, VIII rein Narciso
Leal and silv.sire @ de Leal. his wife, are
nlaintin.. and Robert johnson is defendant.
PENDANT on May "a. iss3, executed and deiiyeTe
to them his nron issory note for Four Hundred
Dollars teaJ %, pay ablo eighteen months AT
ter ia date with lawful interest thereon after
maturit, until paid
1hst said note was given for a part Of tho
purchnse money Of certain lots OF land stu
to-wii: Parts OF Ia Nos one "a. two (2) and
three 90, in block No. three 49,; said three lots
toeethe fronting forty-four 90 varas on the
ifty.iwo l5D yaras Ai,o lots Nos II, IS and
10. 10 block No. ]; lots Nos. " II, 1e and Is, in
slSos IL p1, n and y 10 s Soss 4 lots %,
In block ~ and lois I, g 3, 0. 70, II and u,
In block ~; all of said lots being OF u subdi-
vision made by LecOmte dc WBtine, as shown
by Vol. No. a. page 3, of The records OF Bexar
county, Texss. OF the pr perty herein
d 0cribed is situated in Ward No. Of said city.
southwest Of the San Pedro creek.
That said lots were on May cath, 1883 CON
vcyed by plaintiffs 10 defendant In con, idera-
on OF he motto herein described, and that In
said deed Of conveyancs vendors lien was
reserved to secure The rsyment OF said note;
that def ndunt. though often requested, has
has failed aud refused and still falls and ro-
fus,s to pay the same Or any part thereof, and
tnat said nOto sti remains due aud unpai 4,
and that paihtiffs are the lawful holders and
owners Of said note. ~
Wherefore PLAINTIFF pray for judgment for
the foreclosure tn ir lien on the above des-
cribed premises and for gene raj relief.
Herein fat not, but have you before said
court on the snid first day OF the next term
thereof. this writ with your return thereon
showing how you bsve executed the same.
Witness. George II Dashiell, Clerk OF
- the District Court OF Bexar county,
SEAL given unfer my hard and seal OF said
- court ~ office In the city OF San An
tonic, this, the ed day OF December,
A. d.. 1884
GEORGE X. DAsHIHLI..
Clerk District Court Roxsr County.
by NJ. YTuRRi, JR, Deputy.
Issu DecemDer -, 1884
GgoRGE X. nAsnIElL,
Clerk District Court Bexar County.
By NJ. Y1uRRI, JR., Deputy.
Cnrne TO hand December "a, A. d 1884, at l
O'Clock, p. w and publication ordered the
same day In The SAY ANTONIO LIGnT.
r. A. STEvEss,
i2aI sheriff Bexar County.
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THE SENATE.
And Its Changes for the Next Con.
gpess.


From the New orleans Times Democrat.
AS the Senate changes one-third every
two years, the new Senate, which goes
in with President Cleveland, Will con-
tain % new members, or rother there
ere 2j vacancies In It, many Of which, of
course, will be filed by the sitting mem
bers succeeding themselves. Nine OF
these vacancies have already been filled,
seven by Democrats and two by Repub-
licans, with no party changes. There
yet remain 10 Senators to elect In the
next month, nine Of whom will be chosen
by Republican and five by Democratic
Legislatures. In the 18th State, Illinois,
there is 'ie, and II is quite impossible
to predict which party will find itself In
majority when the ballot for Senator Is
reached. In one State, New Hampshire.
there can be no election OF Senator. be
cause the Legislature does not meet un-
til June. The Governor, therefore, will
fill this vacancy.
or the Senator'S already elected, w:
b. Allison, OF Iowa; j. 3. Morrill,, Of
Vermont; James l.. Pugh, Of Alabama;
joe Brown, of Georgia; Wade Hamp-
ton, of South Carolina; two Republic
cans and three Democrats, will succeed
themselves. The changes are: John ).
Williams, Of Kentucky, displaced by
Joseph G. $. Blackburn James Il.
Groome, of Maryland, by f. X. Wilson;
George Il. Pendleton, of Ohio, by Henry
B. Payne and b. +. Jonas, of this State,
by j. b. Eustis. Two Of the incoming
Senators have already served In the Sen
ate and two in the House, and all have
had some Congressional experience.
OF the coming Senatorial elections, 1t
succeed himself In Florida, Dan Voor-
hees in Indiana, George G.. West In Mis-
souri,, and Zeb. Vance In North Caro-
lima. Orrville Plat is likely TO be
elected from Connecticut, John y. Jones
from Nevada, John J. Ingalls, from Kan
s0s, and Don Cameron from Pennsyl-
vanil. There is fight In California
OYER the successor to Farley, Democrat.
AS the Republicans control the Legis-
lature there will certainly be Repub-
lican Senator, with the chances In
favor of ex-senator Sargent: Hill and
Teller are candidates for the Senatorship
in Colorado, Nipple Mitchell and George
II. Williams in Oregon, Lucius Fairchild
and John G. Spooner in Wisconsin,
while host Of candidates are trying to
secure the seat now occupied by
Elbridge G. Lapham, of New York.
At the best, therefore, there Is not
likely to be more than two or three
"new" men in the Senate, and no one
without some Congressional experience.
The Senate, in this respect, Is far
more conservative than the House.
There Is little change In its composition
from session to session, whereas the
House Is nearly revolutionized every
election, bringing in as many 'green
handsn as there are old, experienced
Congressman.
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City Election Proclamation !
MAYORS OFFICE, !
CRY or SAN ANTONIO, TExAs,
December ~, 1891.

December ~, 1881,
DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY con-
ID fcrrcd upon me by the Charter and Ordi-
nun,os Of the city I, JAMES II FHENcu,
Mayor of tho City OF San Antonio. do ieeue
this, my proclamation, ordering aud directing
that an election be held In this city on the
SECOND MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1888.
Il being tn, lsth day Of the month, for tho fol-
lowing officers to-wlt: For MAYOR. Recon-
DER. COLLECTOR and STREET COMMISSIONER;
also for FIVE ALDERMES, viz;
In ward l--Ono Alderman. 10 hold for three
hold Tor ono year. vicc j. n. Gallagher.
In Ward > Ono Alderman, to hold for throo
years, vice W. II Story.
In Ward Some Alderman, to hold for three
years. vice J. II Bolton.
In Ward lone Alderman, to hold for three
years, vice II. paulS.
The polls will be opened In the several wards
from o'clock a. m. until o'clock y. m. Mt the
following places, viz:
In wa,d / Reco' der's once. Presiding on
Ger, II. CUllmann.
In Ward 3 Krisehs Hall. Presiding oGncer.
G. q. Arizt.
In Ward a-Alamo rolicc Station. Presiding
Ohcer. I'd Rische.
In Ward 4-20 Alamo Street, near villlta
street, Presiding ofiicer, II. Pereids.
Tho voters in Ward l will vote for One Al
DER dermsn Tor the long term.three years
and the name OF each person so voted for will
be stated upon the ballot.
The election will be held and returns made in
accordance with the ordinance goverping city
elections, Chapter XIX. Revised City Ordl-
nsnces.
In testimony whereof I hereunto
- sign my name and have caused the
SEAL seal OF the City OF San Antonio 10 be
- affixed this goth day OF December,
A. ID. 1884.
J.H. FRENCH. Mayor.
Attest; T.. =. CLAUDoS, City Clerk.
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Citation by Publication.
No 1870 JAMS MuRPny W. A. l.. sTnBBIss
Receiver.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County OF Iiexar.
To tho herff or any Constable OF Dexar
County q rc,ting.
whereas. JaInen Murphy III d his eult before
me on the 2Nh day oi December, A d. 1884,.
ssainei A l.. Ste b Inns. Receiver Il. I. narnum
bins, ~ receiver, tho sum ofsixty four doll-rs
aud twentv-four cents ts6i "a due upCn a
m 3moraudum 90 credit to the sail James
Murphy ard the snid James Murphy. plaintiff,
having made oath before me that the said A. l..
Slebbins, re liver, is nonresident of the
state ut Texps, those are, therefore, to COM
tnand W u that you summon, by publication,
published In the city OF San Antonio, Bexar
county, Texas, tie said A. L. steobins. re-
ceiver, defendant to be and appear before me,
at my oiiice, 10 the city OF San Antonio on the
second onday In February, A. u. 1885, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, II being the 9Th day OF said
month of February, a ID; 1886, to answer the
suit OF said James Murphy for the sum of
now ON file IN my cifce.
Herein fail not, but OF thu writ make due
return. showing how you havS executed the
same.
Given under my hand at offos In the .,;, 90
San Antonio this 10th day Of D, eemb.r, A. D.
1885,. ANTON ADAM,
j y. Prec. liexar 20, Texas.
December ~, 1884. by causing this citation TO
be published In the San Antonio Lieht, news
paper published In the city OF San Antonio,
Bexar county. Texa for four successive
| weeks from date hereof.
FRED BADER, Constable o. Co.
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ST. NICHOLAS
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A HOME
OR A FARM FOR ALL,
Special Attention Invited to the
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General Popfipio Diaz.

Poriirlo Diaz, the new President of
Mexico, was born In Oaxaca, capital Of
the State OF the same name. on Septem-
Der IA, 1880. Educated in the public
schools and legal college of Oaxaca.
Diaz graduated with high honors in
1919, when but 10 years of age. At this
crisis in his life the struggle broke out
known In Mexican history as the "war
of reform" Young Diaz was one of the
first to take part, fighting bravely
throughout that bitter contest.
In 1862 Dlaz was created Brigadier
General. He marched toward Vera
Cruz, fighting at Puebla. On May 3,
1862, he defeated the French. The vic
tory gained for Diaz the gratitude Of
the Republic. For his gallant con-
duct on that glorious day he
was especially commended to the
notice of the President and of Con-
gress, and the Fifth Of May" is
now the Mexican Fourth Of July. Diaz
was made Commander In Chief Of the
Mexican army, and with renewed ener-
gy he assumed the offensive and wrested
his native State from the French. He
was opposed by Marshal Bazaine. upon
whom rests the ignominy of violating
one OF the great principles of modern
warfare. He caused the arrest Of Diaz
while the latter was holding q confer
ence with him, under cover of n flag of
truce, and sent him prisoner of war to
the City of Mexico. lie escaped from
prison and joined his army again, He
competed for the Presidency In 1866,
1871 and was finally elected for the first
time in 1877 after an instruction In
which he expelled his rival from the
country.
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An exhibition Of the work done by the
New Oscillator Singer Sewing Machine
will be given at No. u West Commerce
street, on Friday and Saturday after
moons next, between 2 and o'clock. The
ladies of the city are respectfully in
vited TO call and see the work done.
+. M. HAGNER, Manager.
CHARLES j. WHITE, Operator. 81
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NOTICE.
Proposed Amendments TO the
City Charter.

"
oounei'. ,nc unue.s'tneo oe.eos 49, nouvs
INA, spphosuon Wi'' oe ,nsue 'o."o ~ ~,
hs"a.u'e " onapse 'ne enar'e, y, 'se wy.
VI 70" Nn'ou'o W '"o a"'P'''" VI WV 'V"'"
s,oioN nv oou"u. .ue IN ~. " .aeS"y
Oh o'n n"''u'o WIN" "n'sa ~" ~. 80"
sna,' "n'o '"''.,'oo" 49, ~ -
o'en' oesoi,"e. " Ass'"so - ~. $500
Tue oupo'a " '"s '"'"e''"' W ~" '''"""
uo"tnc ecn'rc'
Sec. 4 Tho CITY Council shall, prior to the
frst day of December 1884, divide the city into
eight ward; the boundaries thereof shall be
axed by the City Council and may be changed
from time 10 time % tney may aeo" eApeu'-
on', 20 'ha' eaon Whru suan oos,"u' =. ~
poss'o'e' 'he sa'he n""'s' W VI
e'co'ors'
Sec. o. That on the second Monday In Febru-
ary' beginning WIN INC ,eAr io,',a "ayo.,
hccoruer, .onee'or, 49, , IS ~, AZ.
two''o Aluoi"'e" e"a' =. - s,.,
,e'"'n' 'o' s.es e'es'' '""'' w
'"a''e' P'o'
Sec. 0. That the first election under this act
shall be held as provided In section 6, and
every two years thereafter ehall DC the regular
=, ~, ,I,a.,,a,, ,Ioo,os no, Ar ,o y, hru
forms OF AL Aldermen eiec.eu pr',r !" 'o'u
-, go s,n ,ha as, Monday IN P.bruarv.
roo
1851
Sec. 90. That all elections IN the city shall be
held in accordance with the State law govern
ing elections, and returns shat DO made 10 the
Mayor In the same manner ,nat returns hro
mauo u"ucr ,'e o'a'o NV. ".,s,'ss
oi Vo'ors 81 W 10 10 p''s.'.u n',s's ~.
'no oon''. .. ~ ~ -.
u, s' e'o'uv"s 49, Il, -.
ony aro "'o"eu w 'o,o' '"o'o o, 20,
na.nes appea, y" "o .n
o''"e'''' '"''' w ''''N
Sec. 81 The City Council shall DO composed
VI ."e f''so' ""' $3.50
oo .,,N. ~ 1901 ~,
,ue'eo'' nm ,ou' 90 "
'"e No'''S VI '"' WY Nv
The Aldermen shall hold once for two years.
and until their successors are elected and quail
flied Tho Al iermen elected as representatives
OF the different wards shall be residents there
of at least SIX months prior to their election.
and shall vacato their office II at any time
they shouli remove their residence thore-
from.
A..
SOC 70 10 oorro" nionuy on '"o o'ou'' Vi
amount not 10 exceed $4,000 during one year.
To make a loan exoeedirg $4,000 the question
must be submitted TO the property taxpayers,
voters Of the city, and, IL sustained by ma
jority Of the votes polled, such loan shall be
lawful. All bonds shall specify for what pur-
pose they were issued. and shall not be sold for
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NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
ON SAN FEDHO AVENUE.
CITY RNaINRrR's OFFICE.
SAN ANTosto. December ~. 1884.

TINS sr,rE or TEXAS,
County at uexar. Whereas certain par
ties. " hi 60 names appear below, have failed 70
pay tho amount assessed against them Tor
suect improvements made by the City OF San
Antonio. ~ front OF their property on san
Pedro avenue. after having received due
notice 10 construct the tamc, but failed 10
comply with said notice. and also failed to pay
the amount due tho city for improving said
strrct:
Therefore. In my capacity as City Engineer
OF said city, and IN compliance with Section
OF CITY Ordinance regulating street improve.
mcnte,I have levied upon,and will,during legal
hours. on the frst Tuesday OF the month OF
said month, and on each succeeding day there
after until the sale IL completed, sell mt public
cutlery. to tho highest bidder. for cash. the be-
low described parcels OF land and town lots
such portion thereof M wi satisfy the amount
due and unpaid by each respective person
herein named, with nccrtifnR cost, before tho
door OF the County Court house. in the City OF
san Antopip, County Of Bessr.
Amount aud Get may be paid at any time
before the day OF sac.
c. p. MATLAcK. city Engineer.
Dunbar, ] X tprcsent owner W. VI.
Dafstl part OF lot 4, block 3, west sides ~ ~
DenisVn, Rose, lot l.. block I. west aide. o. "
Iineham. A T.. lot >, block 2. east SIDE 81 -
Gray. Mrs. A lots Band :, block % west
sidc.....,,..,.,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. les 70
si%psoaj los and {, block l, east side 10 20
=, west side NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49, le5 IS
simpson, / r.. trianrl. eait side........ y "a
Samuels, W. q. NJ, lot ., block 3. west -
suinop. Rosa. lot 1 block 3. west side. 81 -
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1885.
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Der, HAnPKR's MAGAZINE will conclude its 8sfh
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