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lapunuanCe Of the authority vested in me by .
deere II ihr above mentioned court, made and
snisfed IN aid cause on the ID day Of June, a. D.
isSS the undersigned, sDeciSl commissioner
appointed for The purpose by that court in sid
astles viii on
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FSAScE AND TRADE.
rAs Tsasurs. Of no Money ana sock MAJ

tsta.
NV Yohx, Jaiy 2t-tfulty go u ~ pSge1Rt.
Primo mercantile raptr as percent tofsisn
G0VEENNESF DoNps- ouiet and quotations hrn.
sEAIE Bollps-So eSaineAl, bnt quotations are
hrm. .l, /,
busiSess eonttnaed 70 s done, total IaIts being
sTos:SEThs stock marie. has been mn;
usually irregular to-day the price! q
s1is s to each oties. but he result Of the
days operations u q greater Or les decline tof
nearly everything on the active LIST. The weakest
sucks were Gnngefs, New jersey Central, md
LAekaWanna and Gould stock, exespt Paddle Mall.
The JAies today were 106 "a shatess
In the afternoon PAelaG Mail 1ielded 70 Isl,
from which It rallied in The last hour % 47sS aud
central closed with net lOsS Of y percent Lack.
RHannA closed At IN advances OF n percent tho
only active stock thAt & higher than Is eoSd Last
evening. Thee were Va iious Fumos in ctrenla'
lion on the street respecting the eeIt3 now being
made 70 bring about an matchmaking between
the New YORK Central and PennSytvaniR railroads,
none q which Tsfe CONFIRMED. : $685..
Pacific g Of q, lZ55{; Central Pacific, liz hfte,
seconds, w; Leh1gh d MllkesbRfte, 96t LouisAnR
conSols, Is; AiRouhas, l02. I Sc Joseph, 1lsi 81
new, az: Texas Eacifa Land Gnnts, s.; do Rio
GfAnde, S.; Union Pacific h8tS. III: do Land
grllLs 1904; do sinking t1nd, lap5Si Virginia g,
70: Virginia c0ns0ts, extrR EnAtured coupons
81; do deferred, 81 Adams Express, lS6; Amen.
can Express, -: Canada Southern. %; Genital
Pacific A5St Chesapeake d Ohio, "; do inst pre-
leEred ~; do second preferred, Z, q. u 9. 4 -:
FoIt WSyne ia. EarsHs q sIss III. III Erss
d Western, ~: Lake shore. s.; Louisville 4 Nash
vile, g54S Louisville, New Albany & Chicago, %;
Memphis Charleston. 81; Michigan Central, g;
Missouri Pacific. Q e: Nashville & Chattanooga, 81;
Nav 1efHaV (eeuffaI XIX .N0fthefn elEidG l6Ss do
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All trains daily except Sunday. 81
Pullman's Palace DraWing Room and Sleeping
Gus through without change trnm SteubenytIl
IaIt 20 Philadelphia and New York. West % Col
umbns, CinCinnan, L0uiSTtile, ChirASo. InaiAnap>
OILS ard Sc Louis.
For through tickats, baggage checks, sleeping
ear Recommendations and any further information
andy to John a. TOMLIN s0N, Ticket Agent at
IA Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street. OF Ae
civ Ttcket ONCE under MeIluFe HouSa. Wheeling,
.-S JAMES MsCRKA,
Manager Columbus, Ohio
ns,,,,p.., AVID Ticket AGENT, pfttsbHrTh Pa,
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Death came too room. That night clang Of hoOts
Rang out upon the air: and for his life
The bandit lid the rocks among, for lie
Der barron hilEfs atrOsS tho desert plHlDs
That street he'd dad vases toward Wild Flower
and ENCORE
He came m more. Among the groves that face
Tho Idra HIS, where oaks with giant limbs
sWAyet IN the winds and brushed the mainly
earth,
That night In combat desperate he ictl
O'erfAkHn and o'GFpOWerlSl by puFSlefl,
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She did not love too well, but twas unWise
To lore At al, man Ike him. Her love
Was that OF Q tue woman, nash. pefh4pl,-
But still devotion all, and faithful; such
The Foet dngS, asVtnes that Irvine around
The oak. clINying ieFJaId ard StE.ngth and lie,
Andin return beStOWtng love and trust,
Like such q vine she chung 70 him.
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Igas between The desert and the land
.OfEummerb bloom. TO east were wastes Of dust
And Balltudas 10 west were VeTd1nt hills.
To left and right the mountains pierced the Eky,
Fiersa PEAKS uplOoming there Ike mighty spires
HMlf.bIrut by CONGREGATIONS, and In ruin,
seen through the smoke and mist that lowered
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NEW YoRK, July2 Cotton quiet ud unchanged;
futures closed quiet and steady; July l0.ale; AI-
gust nos q; September l0l6c; October aisle; No
Fehrnssy i0.0Sc: March i0.llc; April lGAG
cSctxSGzI, O., Ju'y Cotton quiet; mlddling
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Turned and looked toy westward through the night,
The moonlight Ehone more brightly far adOWn
That lAndscAp8. Hl1plug Oh % meet the ga,
Where In soft Silence and serene tepd9e ftlU
Slept In their beauty the obiSpo hills.
Low bordering on the river brook EItrelle.
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NV YOES, July 2.-The market was very quiet
In demand and movement and tomorrow, nav.
the business for the week, sellen and euyen have
alike been scarce.
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BreadstutIa and Prayisions.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 2=Vtry little Interest was
manifested In trading on Change to-day. The
duIlne1s was attibnted 10 the approach 81 th4
National holiday. During tho middle q the ses-
sion the bean, discerning some signs Of weakness
In the wheat market, raIded Il carrying the prices
down tc, which developed some activity and
brOu5ht out some long wheat. but the feeling no
maIned modsraGey steady In touei the afternoon
and Was st opger, tho market closing for the day
about 70 nnGer yesterday. Flour quiet Gnd un-
under rather heavy offerings, largely due to the
report that Iarg0es Of Russian wheat had passed
the DaIdAnal'es. The market tuAlly closed 70
under yesterday; sales ranged: July TzaS86e,
closed At 81 cs August Sg<Hg Ac, eleed % s9So;
September ny a8Z5<c. cloEea at 3. Hc: No spring
rcd S71<e. Corn, thera was q good demand and
stronger feeling, bnt owing to tue decline u wheat
closed q shade under yesteE4ay: cash 47hai.sSe
July 47<atSc. closed AZ 419Se; August 5sat15sef
closed at f73te; Ssptenbef 475fa4 X, closed
Is 47hc oats, market weaker. esp Pc a1y
July 81 closed at SIG: August ESstasie.
closed Gt 26Sr. Bye steady; No 2, Gle. Flag.
seed outlet; No L 81 23ISll 81 Mess pork unsettled
and weak: prices declined 25aSc rallied 6al0c ADD
closed steady: caSk SO 1Dal0 p: July $40 C0ll0 2
Glo.ed at SO 0saI0 0 x; August 80 275ftl0 50
closed At SO I2lSalo Is; September g .Slil 4 4
6f0c, closed at 652Ra6. 50: August 66a
6.7Oc, closed at 6.G3xc; September hsra
6s0c. closed Ut 6.7Oa6.72ISc Boxed meats steady;
shoulder az A400e; short rib &919fc; short clear
6.SOAasc. Whisky 6rm at 81 Is. sugars quiet and
unchanged. Butter hrm; creamery 1hal6t q; dairy
13ll3tc. Eggs steady q l0al0Sc. AttGrnoon
B0ard:-whelt dEmer and 70 higher. Corn and
oats steady and unchanged PORK 211sl5c higher
Lard unchanged.
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I sarrH

D.4TroRSET AT LAW . NOTARY PuBllc,
s.S9 uel 4afket s., WhaQltng, ". VI.
solleetiOal RtsOnd09 % and pToeoOdsp pomPt'
v-.e-..ea. we
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Passenger trains daily inalndIng Sunday. AZ.
e0lnmOdaa4nn tEatnS runs dAiiY utngpt ann6sy..
t0HN 9. eOAfLIN4Of,
Ticket ARent Wheeling. y. VA.
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gLle gateLEiqsaae.
AYrRNAL,

omos4 Noa. % aad q Fourteenth Street.
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aaeMn.
Narrow Escape.

RocHEITEa. Juno1, lisa. lsren
Yelra ago was attacked with tho most
IRtaaSa and d0athlY pains IN my back and
4Hdnetl.
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Sldneys, Gravel, Glest,
and urethnl Diseases,
III, Seminal Weakness,
Decline IN Nan, Early.
y errurs Of youth, @
Hs forms, Bore throat
]. scruiula, tetter. AAlt
akin diseases. Female
GdnorrheA Utirad In .
Wheeling, W. Va, by
o., Druegist1. Sent hy
Ian
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INV YoEK, July 2-fiour, dull; reeelpts 10,On
barrels; exports S,263 barrels. Whest lower; re-
ceipts I0i bushels exports s IDS buShelS: SAles
2f9lO bushels futures :z4S.00O bushels Gn0t; No.
Northern li4a9 ~; No. hard to arrive G. T.
and sutfa10 81 za9Sc; ungr4ded red SjApG5{t;
No. red 81 az No, white 81 Co: No. rcd July
0g,<cast 0g closing At ss1sc: August q Of al 01
closing AZ slGi: September 81 Gal olostug q
81 Us: October 81 Ol1<lI e.%, closing At q efJS;
November nominal: December 81 CS,<Al eSst<, clos
ipgAt 81 0sk Corn, spot lower: 0ptt0Eg opGnot
higher, lAt9e declined trthe aud Gl0s d steady;
tecaIpt. 2.t,i' bushels; expoEts 2,TS bushels:
ungTad4d 60ISGSIG; No. ] white csc; ungf1ded
whtte 6iG' Sc; yellow 5I5ke: No. luna S&54AsSsc
closing At 6skc: July 5itfa5tN closing
at $40; August Sbe5. n, clnst1g Rt Sc;
September @9SRh6s, closing Of SIC. oAts
moderately GctiTet receipts 5!,23l hushelss
exports l,SiO bushels; mixOd western Save:
white 4oa4Se. ny steady; shipping 7tsSSc.
Hops dull and heavy. Coffee, spot ta1f; Rio1te4dy
and quiet AZ 10: op Inns moderately actlve: No.
Rio spot H05c; sales II so bags: JULY 69Sa7 GOA:
August LO5l7.l0c: September l6c: October lea
72jc; November 7.E0c; December 790a7.SSc. su.
gnr hrm and In good demAnd; Teansd hrInet; ex.
ia C 6tSa554e; white extra SIC eoniectiOnens A
B,Sa6 f6c: Oh &c; Cntioaf and crushed 7G734n.
M1lA1eS steady. TAIlow dEm. Turpentine arm
at sc Eos quiet and easy. PORK quiet bat ganef-
ally ateAdy; mess spot s1I sail az; clear back
So scala %. Beef dull Lard active; contract
grade spot 6.z6C; July 674h6S sos; August s4a
d9Oc; September a3aA ss1S0; October z0Gaz0sc;
November SSsc; city steam 6.ioa6.eoe. Butter
Staa6v bnf dufet
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PHnApEIPHIA. Pa. July 2-Fiour very dull
Wheat freely offered and closed lower: No. 2 red
! 01A; October 81 ugaLOk5l. Corn strong; no. ?
mixed b1iESa5254c; No. 3Yell0w 6Scs steamer No. 2
mixed Sc; No. q high mixed 63jSc: No. mixed
sac; all mixed July 62saoSc: August
October 66GS5<c. Oats higher: ungraded mixed
SIC: ungEaded white 87I<c: No. 5White S7tissaSSc;
No. white - t999e; futures. July ashAde hruleft
later months dull and without important chanee.
RAEf1NoRE, M, July 2-Whea., western easier
and 9set NO. Miases re- spot sy
October 81 coz bid , December 81 o. a,ksds Corn,
western steady aud quiet: mixed spot a2{a6Sc;
fresh July 5l4A5Jc: August d2e5<abSGi steamer S94
5 G. Oats, white &SAt0c; mixed aiA3Sc. Pt0vtSi0tlS
steady. Other articles unchanged
rlIEna. July 2-wheat duh and steady: No. l
red cash or July gl5tV; August 8ee,+c; September
9Ille; October aS5ze: No. = soft 97tSagee. Com
dull; No. . cash 4s1 bid: July 9hSc asked; An.
gust bic; septe1nber igze bid. 0At neglected;
mo atfOtRCOnS ..ilt.l
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eould have slept, had there not come 70 mo
The memory Of 3 legend had heard
A miner tell one night beside his DIRE;
Twas Of the tASs Of AvernAl. and how
A hAnallh heAnnons bride once pestAhed here.
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Moul ,dsyille accommodation leaves WEeeling q
,lf.H5R m, and arrives At 4oundSEtle a 2:l1 p.
N, daily except sunday.
M6nTfit gtun accommodation at$.l0p n.
ZRnesyil Q accommodation leSHes Mheelingt.,
7:S5 a M nd $50 p m. BellAire at $50 = 70. and
AIS .. M, tlAlly except Sunday. -.
1875 3, m taln through 70 GtneinnAd Without
rha,ge VIII n a o. Sleeper through % Cincinnati.
b, q 8, EleepIl g Cans on al throuRh trains
Through Coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinrah on
No. q le9yfnR VINE lking 1t 9:i3 J. M, arriving St
cincinnati At 6:50A IN. -. ., ..,.... o.,,.s
Cl0se oofncctions Isre made Tor an poteh so1th
and R0tthWost North and Northwest MAKING thW
desirabn foHte for O. lontatS and perl0n1 moving
% the gref West and U whu1 particular attention
" MeEess 10 al principal points on nio At Depot
Sleeping car accommodations can % SECURED u
Depot Ticket Otiee.
Taos C. BuKKR. Ticket Aseut B. 4 o. Depot
JOHN T. LANE, Tray. PAisenger Agent
3. T. DEvRIE9, General Akant HneellnE.
IWTHEELING Z PITTSBURGH DIy1-
wv SIOH, B. 80. -,
on and attef ItINE q; 1896 passenger tratfS VIII
run q Wheeling time:
For Pittsbnryh-t;t0 n NJ. B:ss ?. M dGtlYi I'D
4 M, 9:2D D. M, daily except sunday.
For WaGhtngt1p-61Sp 2. M, daily except SUNDAY.
From Rists6urgh-11:GS ., M, Gig6 Q. m. daily
q. uept Sunday; 1QGl6 .. M, daily a9 Q. N. dAty.
nom Washtngt0n-9:05A 4. m. daily; nseS = NJ.
sis D M. daily except Sunday; lO:l6 p m, GAIy.
C. K. LORD, GenGtAl Passenger AgenL
B, DUNHAN, General Glp't.
J. n. LANE, Tray. Rasz. Agt. WheelInE.
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Must. fall; and md Hin their Overthrow 8V' ''-N
They cary down TO ruin tender vines.
And altogether perish on theeAtth.
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CTNCfNNAlf, O., July I-F1our e4Sleri hmIIY
q 2Sa4 b fancy 81 8sa4 90 Wheat active but lower;
No. red 9Iag6c; receipts 5000 bushels: shipments
4sgzc oats Irregular: No. 2 mixed 33a8E<c. Rye
dull: No 2, 6l<A63e. Fork lower 40 CO. Lard dull
at CSC. Bulk meats dull: shoulders Szhc; short
rib 40c Bacon steady and unchanged. WhISky
iruly held At 81 Il Butter dull; extra creamery
lsa2OS: fancy dairy I2aISG. Sugar eaSier. Eggs ID
light dsmsnd but STEADY at lie. Cheese steady and
nnchanRnd.
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The bandit won her By st'8tRgein,
She thought she knew him; but, his crimes were
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no purpose
GO71ias aad OtAsF sptasesi
IuSd y1o efEsrtt
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.IIlook .aos e boa = oa ~ lea ..
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-22
PERSONAL.
The Coming and Going Of Home People
and Strangers,

J p. Towns and wife. iuling; John Il.
Cano. Dallas: !. T.. Thorn, IouisNllle;
I.R. Horton. Miss May Horton, L =
Jaw. st. Louis: Albert Jrbahn, Laredo;
A. X. Mastersun. A. Aurich. GalNeston'
Richard Matthews, .iNnchhurg. Va; ~
VI. Hall. Gonzales; T. Lucas. ~. +.
Meusehach. pr. Woen. Marion; Ninett
Tronllier. Paris. France; c. =. ferhlns'
sioux CITY, Iowa. g. s. Hardy, AuS'u'
Mrs. Kate Finch, Rochester. \. : ~
Ira Rowles. Uvalde; lhomns q. George
southern Pacific Railroad. are NJ the
MenEer
II. II. Ainsworih. Ranch; Z, ;. llill'
cold springs; George e. sanders, htN
.une. ". 4: h. l.. Johnston and family,
Fort smith. ARK: +. !. Brownell. ". y.
Aaste, y. !. Neville; Palestine; q. quail
tro. Houston: T.. -. Mcdonnell, wash
iugton. ID. G.: q. Pierce. san Marcos; + .
d. Movers. Cincinnati, G. Brunner. Cat
weston: W. Miller. sunset Rnilrouui l."
Walker. Toledo. Ohio: &. T. NORMAN,
New York; Isaac Wright and wife, Mrs.
lockwood and daughter. y. j. y. Light
hall. Peoria, Illinois; 4 :. Mayer, y. W.
Trass. Texas. II. r. smith. -. Louis are
at the Maverick.
Daniel Cleary and wife. III paso; W.
T. Matthews. Pccos county; {. W.
Walker. Presidio county; 4. ". Mc'ui-
cheon. Miss Alice llendrick. Professor
Van sickle. Murphysyille; 4 Il. Master
son and daughter. Grove Ranch; Miss
Kerchergrr. Grove Ranch: Y. Nj, san
Francisco. Cal: ". Goodlson. san Fran
cisco. Ga d.: Herbert Norman, England;
Frank Byier. Uvalde; \. \. Nicol, VIII
liam Fletcher. Kansas city; g. w. SER
vcrs. Taylor; Mrs. ;. Lewis. Abilene: W.
g.. Belding. Gonzales; :. Sulnon, forl
mcintosh: II. e.. Houston, Floresyille; ~
NJ. kincaid. Raymond; Charles Nesher'
| ritv. G.. ". Wnrers. Helena; j. Lyons.
| P.nrsall:J. T.. Davenport. Presidio; A,
l q. Baker. II. Louis: George Washington
and @. Cleveland. brooklyn: i. II. pena
and T.. Blanca. Galveston: q. II. Miller
S,guin: Foster rettis, Jr., and G. w
/ rindall. Bandera, are at the Southern
] IIntal
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An Appropriate Presentation and Cay
Affair.


The ball given last night by the san
Antonio Rifles at Casino Hall was the
occasion for the presentation Of the prize
Of 500. generously offered several
months ago by Mr. J. ". -. Patterson
for the bee soldier In the company.
The first event on the programme was II
ull-dress drill by the company. and
their movements We're well executed
and loudly upplauded by the large as
sembly present. After the drill. Captain
Badger. on behalf of the company. made
few remarks to his men and to the
company present. after which Mr. Pat
terson, In neat speech. presented his
prize to Mr.. Charles Florian. The pre-
sentaiion gave very general satisfaction,
and Mr.. Florian expressed his thanks In
few blushing remarks. The ball was
then opened and continued until about !
O'Clock this morning. Several distin-
guished army officers and many proml-
nent citizens were present. and the fol-
| lowing ladies': Mrs Macmillan. Mrs.
Natlack. Mrs. Elwood. Mrs. Prescott,
Mrs. Major Gordon. Mrs. Burton. Mr.
/ \. W. b. Patterson. Mrs. Grice. Mrs. J..
| Berg. Misses Carrie and Fannie Simp-
/ son. Luttie James. Picnic lturri. lille
| Harm. Eager. Weir. Newton. Reed. Ben.
| net. Ord. Prescott. sterling, shook
/ Florlan. Steadman. Lizzie Bowen. Ma
con. Terry. Carothers, Fuller. Elliott
| Tobin and ogden.
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CLIFF COOKS VICTIM.
The Verdict Of the Jury ofInquost on Rus
sells Body,

william NJ. Russell, the young iran
who was shot by Clln Cook early sun
day morning, su,oumbed to his injuries
about 1885 o'clock yesterday morning
when the jury examined the body, they
found In addition to the wound In the
side. another slight wound which pene,,
trated the clothes, leaving bright reu
spot ON the skin n short distance above
the fatal shot. which appears To ne
murk of n shot from smaller plslol'
There were also found some hoieS
through the vest and shirt when are
smaller than those found through tue
coat. The only testimony taken AZ the
Inquest was that Of A. X. Jones, VINO
deuosed to accompanying the ue'taseu
to Lilly Gibsun's, nnd thai husseh OF
der,d some beer on which he only palu
40 cents. and the two of them started 10
10. when Ills Gibson called them back
stating they had not settled for the beer.
Wltncss paid for 1t and they started OUT,
witness going first When he was i or 10
feet ahead of Russell. witness heard some
shooting, and at the second or third shOt
ran back aud picked htm up. ne
shots came from the inside OF tue
house. At the conclusion OF tue
testimony of above witness, Justice
Craw ford announced to the jury that
the District Attorney and the grand Jury
now In session had instructed nun tna'
IL was not necessary to 20 into the mat
ter In detail, but simply determine now
the deceased came TO his death, rs that
body was already employed In eNnInlh'
ing witnesses.
The Jury rend, red Il verdict m follows
we. the Jury. iii Il that William NJ. Rus
sell. the deceased. came to his death on
December ~. 1855. from pistorsho'
wounds received on December 30 tue
pistol being held In the hands OF per
son or persons unknown 10 this jury, al
or near the premises of Lily Gibson. a
further examination is deemed unneces
surv. from The fact that the grand jury
Is now fully considering the matter
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His First Railroad Rice.

Mr.. John Schuess'er. o. Mason. is on
visit to hi. hroiher-in-llU. y. FrAscb.
the City Assessor. NJ. >chuss'.sr q 90
yea.s OF age and came % Texas when
nine years old, having lived here -
yesr.. lie bad never Sc; seen . railroad.
having not been TO- san Antonio since
the railroads arrived. and the iron horse
was quite novelty 10 order to give
him ride Mr. Frasch. on sunday,
treated HIM TO an excursion to New
Braunfels. and he declared himself de-
lighted with the iron horse, which h,
admits TO be Of q better breed than hi
COW ponies. lie Is now q strong adyo'
cate OF the northwestern extension o
the san Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail
road to Mason.
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Dancing AeademY Ball.

Professor Whitehead gave his last
regular ball In San Antonio at his hall on
Losoya street last night. The pro-
gramme WAS begun at O'Clock and was
finished at q. m. A very enjoyable
evening was experienced. Among the
ladies present were the Misses Fowler
Peacock. Fannie Holland, Misses Perre-
not. Flamm. MoritZ, NolZ. Filbert. How
ard. Mrs Hunter, Miss Katie Mitchell
Miss Adney. Miss Clifford. Mrs. Chap.
man. Miss Baker. Mrs. +. and Mrs. )
Baker: Messrs. Clifford. kalteyer, Kemp
Morehead. Sommers, Liscow, Moritz
Williams, Alsbury, Arnold, Hood, fow'
Ter, Davis, Baker and others.
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A CARD,


Dr. y. DAVIDSON is now In san An
tonic. and will he happy to see his nu-
mrrous friends and patients, at the
MENGER HOTEL,
Room No. II (ground noor), from IL am.
till 3 D. NJ. or by special appointment .
The Doctor will remain for
THIS WEEK ONLY.
So all wishing to see him are advised
to call without delay.
- RpoW 80. n Ground Floor, M"nErf
Hotel li'-;4'
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-22
The Stage 30 bbers.

Sexton and Diclerson, the young men
charged with robbing the Frederlcks-
burg stnge recently. were discharged
this morning by the United States Com
missioner on hearing Of the case. Sex
ton h held by Sheriff Lewis. however,
on capns from Williamson county,
charging him under the alias of j. T..
White, with the theft of horse.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-22

Tonight will be the first anniyer-
sary Of the Fashion Theatre opening its
doors to the public with iirst-cass and
enjoyable variety entertainment. The
misunderstanding patronage dis
tinctly points to the careful and happy
manner In which the management have
oaLered 70 the public taste.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-22

John kinahan, striking, dismis ied
Scopy Jones. beating and choking,
fined -
Alberto Castro, drunk, 50.
Hugh Cassidy, disorderly. dismissed.
II. g. sullivan, carryinga sword cane,
fined S2j.
Il. j. Davis. drunk. 50.
Julius Schroeder, drunk. 81.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-22

Madame Farrell wishes to inform all
the ladies of San Antonio that she hay
ing secured the services Of st. Louis and
New York help, that she will make
dresses FROM live dollars up, in all the
latest style, and perfect finished work.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-22

You are invited to attend an auction
sale Of "iown lots" In Bracket. Kinney
County, Texas. on December 23rd, 1885.
See llosack q Newton's flyers and call
on them for infOrmatian. l2-3-ti
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-22
Board.

A few gentlemen can find good board
in private family, with a pleasant
room, either furnished or unfinished,
for the moderate sum of So per week, in
variably in advance, by applying ut 81
Acequia street. Pilot
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-22

Has removed to 225 East Houston street,
next door to Charles Green, and will be
ready for business Monday morning, De-
cember 9TH. The table Will be first class
In every respect, and we shall pay par
tloular attention to special orders. We
etc.. constantly on hand, and will be
happy to see all our old customers as
well as new ones.
l2-5-tf CHRISTIAN KREGENBUHL. Prop.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-22

our readers are cautioned about buying
medicines which nrr not endorsed by some
well known druggist. liagland n Co. and
Harry H. Fowler have maze n thorough study
Of Blood diseases, and after u careful invostl'
gutiOn ana many practical tests, positively as
serts that AckcrH Hood Elixir will cure all
blood disorders, Kidding the system of It's i'm
purltlcs, aud leaving II strong, vigorous aud
healthy. They warrant H. II Is accrtnln cure
for all skin diseases. No. |