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Tone of tho Stock Mark,,

NEW YonK, Oct. S.-Goysrnment
bonds dull and steady. The total
salea OF railroad bonds were {4,4ls con.
Larger business than On any proceed.
ing day for tho past two months. Erie
seconds contributed 81 1000; Texas
q Pacific issuss, $l63 600, and Ea.t
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia IL.
sues, S266,C00. There was yerv good
business In many other favorits ia.
sues. The trading In Erie secosd com
soils In tho morning was conducted
enid great excitement, "a differences Of
~ much as 2 per cent In the prlcs ex-
ist'ng at enc time in paris of tho
crowd. The stock market was unusu.
ally active, and tor time yory
strong, but during the
last two hours, the eerlier
advances were principally lost. In
some cases. fractlonally more. The
opening, prices were from u 10 Y
MIG her than the f'nsl figures last ovon-
ing. st. Paul showed the grsatcst adj.
vsnce, and in carly dealings there was
n iuribcr upward movement, followe Il
by q moderate reaction, and there was
n strong market, which culmjnated Il
about o'clock. The game by This
time wore generally only fractional.
and during the remainder of tho altar.
noon here was a slow yielding, the
market closing fevorish snd irreeulay
and heavy. Total sales, 466, ,452 sbares.
an Increase over yesterday of $1,000
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LouIsvILLE, KY, Oss. S.-The ordi-
nance courtroom was enllveued thi,
afternoon by a hs,ic attack by Mayo,
Chorles ID. Jacoba upon p. Booker
Reed, the present mayor. Both wore
witnesses in tho ordinance case,
Mayor Reed hsd refused TO pay an old
contract lot under Jacobs sdministra.
tiou, on the ground that IL was irrepu-
lar and invalid. Referring 10 this.
Mr.. Jacobs said; "The contract was
one that any honest nan would nav.
ana one that no honest man could az.
ject to-" THIS caused much excite
ment, and on Mr.. Reed ASKING N ho
referred to him, Mr.. JscDbs said "yes. .
and Brought his band down on Reed's
shoulder. He repeated tho blow, mud
they we're separatsd. Mayor Jacobs
apologizsd 10 tho court and was 6ned
50. On the outside he again nttempted
to ssesult Mayor Reed, hut was pre.
vented. Mr.. Jacobs refused 10 renos.
niz, tho authority OF Chief of Pollca
,Whallen, eho attempted 10 srros, him.
hut surrendered 70 the marshal OF tbn
court, Both gentlemen have been
,,ason in hand by friends, ana doubt
less there will bo no further trouble.
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FRIENDS OF INDIAN CIyIL,zar,os

fhs Offsets and Views Of the Or.
gaaizatioa Set Forth in Resolution,
Adopted.
NEw YORK, Oct. Especial. The
Mohawk conference OF the Friends O,
Indian Civilization at their session to.
day adopted resolutions declaring the
objects OF their organization to bs as
follows:
first-The immediate admission OF
the indian to all the rights, privileges
and immunitles of citizenship, inolud.
lag suffrage.
second-lmmsdiat9 measures for the
allotment of land to all the Indisns In
seyoralsy, with grazing land in com.
men, are necessary, and with legal
titles inalisnabls for term Of years,
Third-The purchase thsreupon BY
tho United States of all unsettled land
at an appraised valuation and the i'm
meaiase opening of it, when so pur
chssed, TO settlement.
foufVn--Se,ting spart in the tresg.
nry' Tor tho beueft of the Indian, III,
cash vslua OF such appraised aud pur
chaAed lands.
filth--Immediate negotiations with
all the Indian tribes to modify or so
ASIDE whatever treaties constitute a,
obstacle to such q policy.
SIKH Every reasonable effort [,
secure tde consent OF thla policy; but
ifin any Gaze the consent OF s trlb
cannot be obtained after REASONABLE
time and effort, then ita exscuiio,
Without their convent, but with
hcrnpulous regard to their bes. inter
eat and highest welfare.
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rcnhadx Fund r,nairns

NRw YorK, Oct, SAT the session
to-day OF the Peabody educational
fund trustees tho election for of,icera
ior the ensuing year resulted a.
follows; "
Hon. Robers winthrop, president,
:, Executive .Cnmmittce-Mo,srs. A.
y Stewart OF Virginia; Willl.m ~
Evarts, New York; Morrison a.
Waite, Washington: Thomas a. M.n'
ning, Louisiana; W. J. Porter, Ten.
:. Fipaoca Committes-w,,l,sm AZ
Everts, II. flsb, IA. A, Waite csr,onsi
Phiiadelphis. ' VI
y. P,errcpont Morgan was choeen
,rcasuror. ,,e. Hon. =. A. Greene, Of Bcs.
top, was authorised 70 act ns general
agent Of the board In place Of Hon. q.
u. Curry, who has boen appoints,i
minister to Spain. S'
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TIE 1UsiN Ess WORLD
Attachments Against Dsanell, Lawssn &
himpssn.

himpssn.
NEW YORK, Oct. S,--[Specisl. J. Don-
oe1l' Lawson Il Sirapson, stock bro
ksrE, who suspended over q yosr sGe
With Liabilities estimated from slO0 eOo
TO s2cO.OOa, got extension from their
creditors for one year, which expired
last Saturday. In the meantime some
OF thsir papor has been bought up at 50
cents or tho dellsr. They now offer q
cents oo the dollar, in cash, and tho re-
mtinder 10 cents, In Florids lands at
~ per acre. Many OF the creditors rc-
fuse this, and soma say the Florid,
lands ere not worth any such prics
Tho Fourth National ssnk recovered ,
Judgment on one of their notes for 81,
Ns. The supreme court has ordered
an attachnont OF their property O,
this claim, and IL the attachment hold,
thsy may be Obliged to make an 40.
signmeDt.
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TINE A.RooANr cArr,
Peru.
srILL ruR.uINa cAcrnn.

. ''"'VTNu CACEKHh,
LIMA, Oct. s.-Goyernmont from.
are stlll pursuing Csceres, Of whose
movements very little 10 known. m.
general opinion Ia that II Il n trne ss
stated, his friends aro retiring IN ths
mountains, 1t will result I'm the tctss
aisoandmept OF his army, which IN NM nr.
~, anu unwilling 10 withstnrd fhs
tfialH OF forced IN arch. 'u0
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H0ADLY AND FORAKER
MEET IN JOINT DISCUSSION
At Toisds, Ohio - The Large Hall
Crowded ana an Immense Throu-
ciamorioe for ASmission--Ths
frshisitian Law the Main
Tepic OF Controversy,

ToLBso, Oct. s.-The joint debatebe.
tween Governor Hoadley ana Judge
ForeaSsg, Democratic and Republican
candidates, respectively, for governor
81 next Tuesdays election, drew an
enormous sudience to Wheeler's opsrs
houSs. The bulding viii seat LEO
The doors opened mt 7:SO p. m, and in
10 minutes every scat and all the
sSaaasle standing room was occupied,
while on tho stairs and street crowds
worB clsnaoring for admission. The
stage was provided with 224 s.ats, di.
V,dtd equally between the tws com
mltteer, (f0r which tickets were
iosueo) which were occupied by prom.
Uncut lenders OF both parties. The re.
mainder of the house was sree, hence
tSe Wild scramble for admission as
soon as the doors were opened. A
small tsbie in front marked
tho centre Inns OF tho stage.
10 tho right and left this, respect.
lVely, wore other tables, two chairs TO
each, occupied by the two speakers
aud chsirmep. Judge john II. Dovlc
wan cneil msN OF the maetiBg on the
part OF THO Republican representative,
frank hutd for tho Democrats. The
tinlo or the sps2kers was divided as
iollows: Governor Hosdlv opaued
WIN one hSur, Judge Foraker then
occupied ono hour ssd half; Hoxdly
70 close with half hour.
Judge Doyle called tho nicotine ia
order and announced the prosremn,s. ..
representative Hurd immediateIy
arose and introduced Governor Hoadly
IN & few wOrda, and tba lstfor
began bis speech amid enthusiastic
plaudus irop tho tremendous audi.
QppO
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licssse 50 high that it would probib,,

,5cssse y 80 hiEh that 1t would prohib,,
nneSsfo,ng the Columbus Ripper bul
no snoNed up ths Rspabli-
n nen reorganization OF Cincinnati
~ years sgo, from which he DECLARED
ehs Soiumbus bill was copied. He
elos,S WITH severe arrsignment Of
.ne hepuoiican party for incon sister
cy, ara expressed the kindest feeling
for Foraker personally, ''S's
Round after round OF cheers for both
SPEAKERS was siveo as the mestip q
ciossu. The order was excellent. and
me enormous sudisnce paid the
closest attention throughout,
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NoMelinN Tranlla

ACTIVITY IN MILITARY CIRCLES.
ehihSAroci. s.-Great activity pro.
sNls IN military circles in this c;tv
Sven bnttnl!ons OF tho reserves hayc
s.aftcd for Salorics and moro sre nm.
uer orders TO lrsve for tho s,ine nlacs.
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TnE MINISTRY TO RESIGN.
PARIS, Oct. SIT 10 understood that
M resulto OF tho cabinet MEETING TODAY
the ministry will rosiKn hriors tho ~.
s,ambllug Of the new Chamber or
Deputies.
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III can unhesitstingly commend tho
Charter Oak Rapge,with the wonderful
wire gsnze oven door, made by the
| Excelsior Manufacturing Co, of st.
Louis, aud invented BY MIR. Giles +.
Flllel, as the best cooking apparatus
within my knowledge, and one that
will not fail in any respect 10 give the
fullest satisfaction TO all who may uss
t.
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THE TIMES
excuses Lord SALISBURY. lnc,r osa,c
iteness on the gronnd thag Il ID imnan NELL
sible for him to dstine a polIcv un,ii 1.
mas ssen how the Parneliites wi,I MAJ
their power folt His!o,snse oftna rnro
ernments past policy Ia Ir,ianS \,
noss unsatisfactory. His poiniiny ~
tue resent prosecutions sgainat hnw.
cottlnE ~ an admission that tha a.
Sfclon act will he allowed to Ispse. and
uoycosSipg wlll consequently extend.
siis programme is thrilling, but il
enough 10 SNOW that the conseryat tivs
poucy OF the govarnmentis is not necas.
satily doomed TO legislative barren.
ness. "AA'on-
IAH FALL NALL GAZETTE,
says tno Marquis Of Salisbury,s
speech Was crSdisabls and sxnrcs.o.
hopes that tho premier will arscmss
MA programme IL tho Couservstiv"
soVefiiment is Reelected, which n
imagine. "a i"any
,ThthTEEN BUILDINGS BuaNEp.
flre broke out az 8 o'clock thi /, morn.
lnE I'D the Carter house buiiding. a
row OF III eight-story warsnonses yvera
iSnited, and the lames spread with
snch raPlGity that In few honrs ali
lhe ouilolnss, including thoir oontents-
were almost totally DESTROYED, Oriyin
W IRE unknown. The rev was mosiiv
occupied by fancy goods dealers.
turiiHrs ana printing offices. Ono bank
WAS $3.50 lpcsteu In ono OF tha buiid.
mSs. rms institution was tho nnlv
one tbnt escaped being burned corn.
,v.'eiy 9u.; ~ was badly damaged
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Chs,i,
nionLy irosonyp.

"iunLf uoN0RpD,
SANTIAGO, Oct. S--PSesident Santa
maria was to-day officially notified by
oeblo that tho King Of Spain had hon.
oIsu hin with Tho decoration Of the
order cf Chnlsn III.
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Isassis,

RUSSIAN orricEus TO LEAVE mn.
oARiA.
LoSpeS, Oct s.--Tho Eussian gov.
eminent has ordered all Russisn Of
ncers to leave Bulgaria. W
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PLAN QF THE HArrnx,

fLAN or THE NATIoNALIszs.
DUBLIN Oct. S.-Na.ionslIsts have
decided to contest every Irish parlia-
mentary seat excaptt0
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-03
RAYS OF LIGHT.


For shirts call on +. Sheets. a Com
meroe street. lO-2-tf
Indian summer days which we are
now enjoying.
Mems fine furnishing goods at
Gt-B23. 1ouNG a ARNOLD.
For all the latest styles and novel
ties. call on +. sheets, a Commerce st.
The Irish National League of Amer
lea will meet this evening at Meyers
hall.
Try shells loaded with American
Wood powder. OisMTTn ~ Co.
You can buy n handsome present for.
your sweetheart by calling on f. Sheets
Colonel George Dalwigk has charge
OF the Nolkslest equestrian cavalcade,
and Is enrolling names.
Try the cream bread. made only by
Fischer q Erwin, 1902 West Commerce
street. Joplin.
The Nolkslest privileges Of various
kinds will be sold Mt auction on Thurs
day, Mt the san Pedro springs.
A meeting of the San Antonio Bar
association viii be held this afternoon at
o'clock in the District court room.
Elegant millinery received daily at
door TO Haas IL Oppenheimer's. 92s-lm
A weekly meeting Of the Cricket
club will he held on Thursday night
next, ut their headquarters, No 10 Blum
street.
The annual banquet Of the West
Texas Medical association and the elec.
ton of officers will take place on We'd
nesday evening next.
The wide cracks in the floors Of some
ofthe bridges deserve the attention of
the proper authorities. Cracks Of an
inch are all right, but when they are
two and three Inches they are danger
Gus.
The opening Of La Mode, the fash
ionable millinery and dress-maklng es-
adjustment of the city, corner Com
merce and Casino streets, was crowded
to-day. The finest line of goods ever in
this city were offered. For a good Sc
lection. 20 early. Opening will continue
to-morrowand saturday. 1O-l-3t.
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O0RTEZ TRIAL,
Conflicting Expert Testimony Differ
ence Of Opinion.

The District court yesterday presented
lively scene by the great number of
spectators and others who had been at
tracted by the trial of Ignacia Cortez for
murder After the jury panel had been
completed and the witnesses sworn, Dr.
Chew was called to the stand and testi-
fled to having known the deceased In his
lifetime, and that he considered him Of a
very cheerful disposition and not likely
to commit suicide. DR.. Chew then gave
very elaborate description of the
wounds by which Staniforth met his
death, and he was not of the opinion that
the deceased could have fired both shots.
DR.. Amos Graves was the next wit
ness called and zorro borated the evil
dence of DR.. Chew. DIR. +. Herii, who
was called for the defense, was opposed
to the foregoing statements OF his pro-
fessional brethren, and averred that If
Staniforth were man of determination,
he could have fired both of the shots.
DR.. Hadra was the next witness
for the prosecution. He stated he had
assisted DR.. Chew in making the post
norton examination, and that there was
more than a probability that either OF
| the wounds would have caused death.
| DR.. Cupples said he was satisfied from
the description of the wounds, either
one of them would have produced I'M
consciousness and death. The court adj
journed at the conclusion of DR.. Cup
pies testimony until 0 O'Clock this morn.
| ing.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-03

One OF the finest establishments that
San Antonio, II not Texas, can boast OF
Is the Art Gallery Of G. II. Mueller, Mt
2O5 Commerce street. Here can be had
artists and draughtmen's materials, OF
both domestic and imported KINDS. En-
cravings, ehromos and paintings are on
hand, In an endless variety. Picture
frames, mouldings and materials for
fresco and sign painting In large varieties
China decorations and material for wax
flowers In large assortment. Mr..
Mueller receives direct from factorief
large shipments Of paints, oils and other
material In that line, as well rs window
glass. and fine domestic and Imported
decorative wall paper nre speoialties In
his establishment l2-l3-lv
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The Volksfest.

Last evening n meeting Of the San
Antonio Volksfest association was held
Mt the Belknap Rifles armory, and the
final arrangements were completed. A
resolution was made that n request
should be made to the citizens to deco
rate their stores and houses during the
progress of the coming Volksfest. The
Chairman was authorized to obtain n
room and secure the services of Il clerk
to keep the record of entries for various
contests, and also obtain list of people
who desire to furnish accommodations
to visitors on that occasion.
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The Washington Theatre.

Rudolph Singer has at last finished his
new hall in conjunction with the Wash
ington bar, corner of West Commerce
and Laredo streets. 1t will be dedi-
Gated to histIlonio art on Monday even
ing next by n full company of ladies and
gentlemen, now en- route, and who will
arrive in san Antonio by to-mOrrow's
train. A splendid band of music has
been organized, the stage Is arranged
with all the necessary paraphernalia,
and good time may be expected Mt this
new temple of the muses.. Programme
will be announced on Monday next.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-03

The blood cannot be pure unless the
liver acts rightly. Nor can 1t be rich
unless it has enough iron in 1t. The
iron in Browns Iron Bitters is exactly
what is needed 10 give the blood proper
vigor and purity. This splendid tonic
acts on the liver and sets the whole d.
gestive machinery to rights. 1t brings
TO the blood the iron which gives the
tiny corpuscles their rich red color.
Don't let your blood get thin and
watery, thus inviting disease.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-03

"A WONDERFUL RUN! NOR
LEY'S T-X-S AGUE TONIC Is Great
ing quite furore and having n wonder
full run among chill-suilering people,
claiming advantages heretofore deemed
impossible, and making such rapid and
permanent cures, causes people TO tax
about 1t. Contains no quinine, mercury,
arsenic or deleteriOus drug of any kind.
Cleanses and tones the stomach. arouses
the kidneys and liver and operates fine
ly upon the bowels, making Its action
prompt and effective even In chronic
cases that have resisted all other medi-
cines. Try It. Sold by +. kalteyer "
Son.
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Small Potatoes.

There are persons in this historic city
who grumble at paying the maximum
water rate, which is one half mill per
gallon, while the city pays 2Sj0per cent,
Tor tlmes) more per gallon, and you don't
hear of II kick on the part of the city au-
thorities. except to kick out any one
who dare grumble. Men who will growl
at paying only a 2s5Oth pant of what the
city willingly pays, are certainly small
potatoes, and should have their water
shut OIL
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CHAPTER Xxi.
AN ORDINANCE
Regulating the Storage OF Hay
Within the Fire Limits.

Re it ordained by the City Council Of the
City OF San Antonio:
SECTION 30.-That II any person or per-
sons desires to keep hay, fodder, oats,
straw or other long forage within the
fire limits Of this city. he or they be re-
quired TO keep the same well secured in
n covered and closed house. barn or
stable, the quantity kept not to exceed
eight thousand pounds. Hay, fodder,
oats or straw In bales. with wire or iron
hoops. are exempt from quantity, pro-
vided said building Is Of stone or brick,
covered with tin or metal roof.
Passed and approved september lG,
1855. l.. :.
BRYAN CALlAGHAN, Mayor,
Attest, {. p, Claudon, CITY Clerk.
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Respectfully submitted,
W. A, BONYNGE, Secretary.
We, the undersigned members the Finance
Committee have carefully examined he above
report and lind same to be correct.


The Fifth series is now open for subsorlp-
ton. Parties desiring stock can obtain same
invite the attention of those contemplating
building or those desiring 10 borrow money
on wy heaI Estaue 70 WIS auIniraDe system l
money from this association 10 buy or build a
house, and your monthly payments on same,
including principal and Interest, will be very
little more than you now pay for rent. Make
the effort while building material and labor IL
still cheap. Take stock In the Fifth series and
build yourself u home with the aid of the
Association. For further particulars, ETC.,
apply to W. A. BONYNGE, Secretary,
Room :, Soledad block, corner Houston and
Soledad streets.
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You can buy n handsome present for
your sweetheart by calling on +. Sheets.


Know all men to whom 1t may con
cern. that have this day appointed my
eldest son, Herbert Meyer, to pay, col
lect, and sell In my name. Charles J..
Meyer. my second son, in charge of the
bar. will be glad to see all old customers
and welcome new ones. Families and
the public will be attended TO by him for
retail or larger orders for everything in
my line. l0-2-2wl +. |. MEYER
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PROPOSAL FOR BUILDING HOS
PITAL AT CAMP RICE, TEXAS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPART'T OF TEXAS,
OFFICE OF CHEF QUARTERMAsTEH.
An. NJ. -. H.

san Antonio, Texas September 20, 1886.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in tripllca'e, subject to
- usual conditions, will be received at this
Office until II o'clock, noon, on the 18th day of
October, 1885, ut which time and place they
will be opened In presence Of attending bid
ders, for the construction, at Camp Rice
Texas, of one Hospital and one outbullding,
according to plans and specifications, to be
seen at this office, and ut the offices of the Post
Quartermasters, Fort Bliss and Camp Rice,
Texas. Blank proposals, and circulars giving
full instructions ms TO manner of bidding, and
terms of contract, will be furnished on uppli-
cation to either Office.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should he
marked: proposals for Construction of Hos
pital," and addressed To the undersigned.
j. G.. G. LEE,
Major and Chict Qrdrcrmdstcr.
scp9G-octsb2i
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERMAsTEH
San Antonio, Texas, september 20, ~

CEALED PROPOSALS In trlplcntc, subject to
- the usual conditions, will be received ut
this Office until T. o'clock, noon, on the 18th day
OF October, 1885, for furnishing and delivery ut
san Antonio, Texas, of 10000 pounds nf good,
mcrchantahlc Indian Territory toul the mine
from which the Coal is offered to he stated.
Deliveries, rs required, bctVkcn date OF
award and June ~, next.
A guarantee, In strict form, must accompany
each bid.
The Government reserves the right To reject
any or all proposals.
Blank proposals can hc had upon application
to this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be-
marked: proposals for Coal NJ san Antonio,
and addrcsscdt To- the undersigned
j, G.. G. LEE,
Major aud Chief Qudricrmdsicr.
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TAPE WORM SPECIFIC.

Pleasant, safe and agreeable 90 the most
delicate stomach. Guaranteed to cure in
from one to three hours. Prepared by DR.. l..
V. wENTHEWs. Price e.. VIII be sent by mail
on receipt OF price, with fun directions. Ad-
dress l.. V. WEATHEHs. NJ. D.,
gl's,H san Antonio, Texas.
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For real bargains In gents clothing
and furnishing goods, call on +. sheets,
~ Commerce street. lO-2-i
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-03

For real bargains in gents clothing
and furnishing goods, call on f. Sheets,
Al Commerce street. lO-2-ti
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-03

Every first-class dealer sells Opera
Pulls cigarettes. Avoid injurious imita-
lions. u
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OFFICERS:

DIRECTORS;
j. 5 RAMSAY, A. G. SCHRYvER,
ED KOTULA ED FROBOEsE,
GEORGE X. STUMBERG, JOHS Il. liAMBLEToN,
LEOPOLD NJ. MICHAEL.
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D. QUASSO,
Merchant Tailor,

Large ana nnc line ol FAN aud winter sam-
pies of Suit Patterns which Will b' ordered na
desired. suits made tu order 10 New York
prices and NJ guaranteed. Uniforms for or
CARNATIONS u speciality. A new method Of
rcupvntiuW clothing. guaranteeing the color.
Repairing promptly done. H2-om
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SEVENTH
SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT
or THE
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
Building and Loan Association,


Term Ending August 81, 1885.
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Major aud Chief Qudricrmdsicr.
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