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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
APRIL.

J. R: Page, 1876 Poplar street, 10 built
a shed. s75.
Mrs. Reilly Auction street, kitchen
$40.
| E. D, Dsnison, II Davie avenue, to
build a two story house, $4,000.
Mr.. lola Camferdam, Bsale street,
frame residence, $1,000.
VIM. Hammerle, Sec 5nd street, cab
met shop, SIPS.
s. Shield, Georgia street, box
house, $50.
G. Eberhsrdt, 447 Main street, black
smith shop, $3.50.
A,C. T. caldwell, 4s7 Shelby street,
stable, Sl40.
R. Morgan, Michigan avenue, stable,
SIS.
]. M. Cana,e, AZ and 40 Elliott street,
two cottages, $500.
R. ]. Black, Pontotoc street, frame
house, $500.
Mrs: Wendell, 81 Poplar street,
shed, $75.
T, Foltz, SO Johnson avenue, buggy
shed, $l5.
SAlah Maxim, house, $3.50.
II. Hotter, SO Frazer street, addition
to house, $1,000.
@. Critchell, Virginia avenue, one
story frame house, $500.
Mrs. F, +. Jobs, Hadden avenue,
additional room, $50.
j. ]. Shea, 80 Commerce street,
frame house. $1,000.
William Est, 324 Main street, four
story brick hou:e, $4,000.
G. Baymillei, agent, 1l6 and 118
Jefferson street, two story brick house,
$500.
A. Tanner, Carolina street, frame
house, $500.
j. Richard, Carolina street. frame
house, $3.50.
M. Johnson, 721 Main street, add.
tonal room, $3.50.
Il. 0. Green, 672 Main street, addi-
tioDal room, $50.
T.J. Hunt, Carolina street, frame
house, $3.50.
J.J. Silk, Geo'g ia street, one story
frame house, $500.
Mr.. Lucarini. Gayoso and fernando |
streets. two story brick house, S2250.
o. Zimmerman, Broadway and Mis-
sissippi avenuestwo story frame store
house, $500.
II. Bolle, lis Third street, frame
house, $500.
j. Goldsmith, Vance street, two
story frame house, $500.
Dallas Lee, II Moores avenue, frame
house, $500.
F. T. Anderson, Rsyburn street, four
frame houses, $1,000.
Mrs. X. Stevens, Peyton avenue, two
$3.50.
Ed. Barry, l54 Mosby street, BATH
.oom, 500.
T. ]. Latham, Carolina street, three
rame houses, $1,000.
Mrs. WaldrsD, 105 Market street, a
tucco house, $50.
g. W. Hess. go Maxwell street, kitch-
IN, so.
d. Alternately, Manassas street, frame
louse, $3.50.
L. B. Mcfarland, 1854 Linden street,
edition, $1,000.
Mrs. Koening, Lauderdale street,
rame cottage, $1,000.
A. l. Hall, Fourth street, frame cot
age, $3.50.
M. L. Mescham, Gayoso street, two
tory frame house, $1,000.
Mrs- McNulty Elliott street, two
anne houses, $500.
Sam Italy, 20 Moores avenue, frame
ouse, $425.
Henry Lurry, Beale street, stable,
30. ,
w. d. Beard, Jeasamine street, one
,ory frame, with shipgle roof, $1,000.
A. Renkeri, 107 Fifth street, addi-
onal room, $ll6.
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fernando street. blscksmith shop
@f75. ay..ss ,
j. r. Jordan, Ge,reia and Lauder
dale streets, frame house, $1,000.
Mrs. n. TAFT, Georgia and Orlean
streets, enc room, $500.
n. Parker, Hadden avenue, fran,
house, $500.
P. B. Glenn, POI Carroll avenue, two
additional rooms, $3.50. n
A. Zanoni, Main and Vauee streets
two double tenement houses, s4I75.
John Kane, los Main street. one
story frame, $500.
II. P. Duncan, Walnut street, add.
ton to store, 500.
w. Dent, Kentucky and Caroline
streets, Dollhouse, $40.
j. Bogaiana, Main and Vance streets.
three story brick. $4,000.
NJ. 0'Neil, IL Commerce street
frame cott- &c, $500.
Mrs. P. B, Parham, ll6 Mulberry
street, kitchen, $500.
jane White, Manassas street,
kitchen, $25.
Z Baymiiler, Washington street.
tive story frame house, 81. 800
A. A. Lawrence, 240 Poplar street
two story frame. $1,000.
N. Bresiton, 81 Jones avenue, sta.
BILE, 500.
Sallie Hester, Asa Clay street, one
story frame, $500.
]. F. MORT, GA Shelby street, add.
tonal room, $3.50.
Phil. Pride, Carolina street, kitchen,
]. @. Harisan, 20 Alabama street,
stable, $50.
NJ. Delaney. sos Manassas street, ad-
dition, $500.
H. W. Joiner & Co., l13 POPLAR
street, one story frame, $3.50.
B. Vaccaro, Georgia street, two one |
story houses, $500.
John Kelly, Dabose avenue, one |
story frame, $500.
Mrs. NJ. Dougherty, 200 Beale street, |
room, $50.
J. r. Page, 1876 Poplar street, shed,
s75.
]. j. Thornton, 2SS CYNTHIA street,
second story on house, S3765.
r. Lucarini, 500 Main street, addi-
ionsl room, $500.
G. II. Rudv, 16 johnson avenue,
buggy house, S so.
John Able, $50 Mississippi avenue,
,wo story frame, $4,000.
s. Phillips, Second street, one story
Iame. $50.
s. B. McLemore, Desoto street, two
rame houses, 500.
L. Fritz, IS Market street, kitchen,
1925
i. ]. Latham, Carolina street, four
me story houses, $500.
Pat Mallon, Ross avenue, one story
rame house, $1,000
Q. Hunt, Pioninigo avenue, one
tory frame, $1,000.
A: Williams, Alabama street, kitch-
q, $35.
W. D. Bethel, 81 Hadden avenue,
ne story fame, Sl675.
j. II. Martin, 302 Manassas street,
dditonal room, SIS.
b. Evans, Broadway street, box
ouse, 5000. .
ME-. Riga, 81 Avery street, addi-
onal room, 500.
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$1,000. N ~
Geo. Arnold, 100 Jones avenue
Q. J. Tallow, Concord and Mali
streets, one story frame, $1,000.
w. A. Collier, Main and JeffeAor
streets. two story brick house, $500
NJ. Newsor. Saffsrans street, room
ard Torch, $500.
rooms, SIS.
Mrs. 7. A. Fisher, Jones avenue and
Hawley street, ons room, S235.
u. W. Tom'ins, 247 Desoto street,
additions, 1900.
l.. +. Royster, Union street, two one
sorry frames, $500.
ID. ID. Poston, Lauderdale street,
double tenement cottage, $500.
Mis- Nellie Mosby, 452 Linden
street, additional room, 5000.
John Spsng, Main and Clay streets,
blacksmith chop, $1,000.
O. W. Roberts. Orleans street, frame
cottage, $1,000.
Jno. Mi Ter, 50 Elliott street, one
room, $500.
Geo. Schil'ey. Louisiana avenue.
frame cottage, $500.
Miss Mary Cotter, Center alley and
Commerce street, double tenement
cottage, $500.
Mrs. Leavell. Virginia avenue, frame
cottage, &465.
D. S johnson, us Main street, two
story frame, $500.
J: W. Apple, Alson avenue, cottage,
1880.
Mallory, Crawford & Co., Tennessee
and Trszevant streets, grain elevator,
$4,000.
John Johr son, II Lauderdale street,
$500.
F; B. Jones, Turley street, two story
brick house, $4,000.
R @. Graves, 345 Poplar street. two
story brick residence, $4,000.
Mrs G. Williams, 1921 Adams street,
brick washhouse, $3.50.
John Ro's, Carolina and Louisiana
avenues, box house, $50.
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NOVEMBER


| James & Graham Wagon COMPANY
Jefferson street, stable, 500.
Henry O'Neil, 224 Court street, new
room, SlG0.
g. P. Marshall, Ga High street, ad
dition, $500.
L. B. Eaton, st. Martin street, two
story house, $500
| NJ. Fitzgerald, Virginia avenue, two
story frame, S2l0O.
Mrs. I. A. Fisher, 80 Jones avenue
additional room, 81
Dtsoto Oil Company, Tenneaee
street, shed, $3.50
7. L. Lee, 20 Fifth street, car,iaae
house, s25.
James Monaehap, Is Alabama
street, frame cottage, $500.
NJ. Il. Reilly, Auction street, black
smith shop, $3.50.
T Meyer, 1923 Georgia street, frame
house. $1,000.
". F. TAYLOR, u Main street, frame
buildino, $500.
H. H. Collier, Kansas and Iowa
avenuee, shed, S45
A. @ Roark, 66 Max well street, din
ming room and kitchen, $3.50.
j. r. Cook, II Davie street, addition
to houte, $3.50.
Thos. II. Allen, Madison street.
three ftory brick, $4,000.
7. D. Paradise, Frayser street, two
double tenement frame houses, $500.
I. P. Dawson, 81 Second street,
woodshed. 500.
Mrs. NJ. G. Lawis, Sixth and SAT-
arans street, two story frame, $1,000.
Mrs. Mary Wilks, Lauder9elSstreet,
one story frame cottage, $500.
B. R. Miller, liz Iowa avenue, addi-
tional story, $1,000.
N WaIfeld, Jones avenue, wood.
house, $50.
John ]. Latura, Dunlap street,
frame cottege, $275.
j. W. Clapp, 100 and Ill Adams
street, rebuild houses, $4,000.
Williams, Third street, shed,
j. G. Collins, Dunlap and Bass av-
enue, two story frame, $4,000.
Harry Raft, Second street, black
smith shop, $40.
W. F. Lake, 293 Orleans street, coal
house, $l2.
j. w. Apple, Fourth street, two
story frame, $24O0.
r. Brandt, Exchange street, double
frame cottage, $2400.
W. D. Beard, 361 Linden street, ccal-
nouse and stable, 500.
j. P. Jay, 142 Virginia avenue,
rame cottage, $500.
81. ]. Rice, 3l5 Linden street, coal
house, $l6.
Miss Julia Fltz patrick, wood and
zeal house. $50.
G. Maher, Tennessee street, two
tory frame shop, $500.
+. A. Parker, 1877 Vance street, COW
he'd, $40.
Jennie Kirwan, 40 Linden street,
Sc.
j. W. Smith & Co., SO Desoto street,
dditional room, $3.50.
Mrs Heidel, SO Third street, build
louse, s745.
Mrs. L. Bonner, "a Bradford street,
rame cottage, $1,000.
W. G. Davis, las Vance street, frame
ottsge, $l4O0.
Mrs. Quinlan, Ross avenue, cottage,
$50.
R. j. Black, Mosby street, cottage,
375.
J. B. Eaton, 142 and 154 st. Martin
treet, two frame residences, $4,000.
VIM. Hewitt, 1856 Third street,
able, 500.
Lucy Maydwell, 135 fernando street, !
20 story brick residence, $4,000.
Mrs. LaCroix, 81 Fifth street, frame s
ouse, S.
Mrs. Thomas, 146 Adams street, 6
athroom, 1925.
A. Dauriac, Arkansas avenue, dou.
Q tenement house, $500.
L. Meyer, so Georgia street, two I
nall houses, $3.50.
John Gum, Third street, double
frame, $4,000.
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FEBRUARY.

RobsDavia, 1886 Adams street, frame
house, $4,000.
II. @. Dancy, South and Deso!o
ttIeets, Office, SIS.
Mrs, 4. Silvers, AZ Bradford street,
two frame houses, 5000.
j.. w. Madden, 44O Main street, sta
bic, $3l.
4. FL. Lins, Florida avenue and
Broadway, blacksmith shop, Sl5.
=. Minter Parker, PA Tennesse street,
frame house, $3.50.
M. A Williams, Front and Market
streets, frame house, SlCO.
Geo. Pythes, Virginia avenue, two
story house, $780,
John Oakley, fernando street, stable,
1915.
Annie Wesche, Manassas street,
double tenement frame, $1,000.
Sims & Cannon, Yates avenue, ware.
ware, $305.
Wigs & Co., Court street extended,
oil refinery, $500
Hugh Feran, Hill street, frame sta
F. Fl. Lenten & Co., Carolina street,
DOXnouee, 30.
HettinGIr & Johnson, 2S7 Poplar
street, two story brick addition, $265O.
Irby Boyd, St. Paul strest, two story
brick resideL ca, $4,000.
Mrs. Kate Cusno, Georgia street and
Mississippi avenue, one story frame,
$1,000.
u. Lstura, Dunlsp street, ore story
frame, $3.50.
F. Bsnsuck, 96 Besle street, two
story brick store, $4,000.
Bierce Bros., South street, frame
stable, $4,000.
Sol Harpmsn, 264 Poplar street, two
story brick residence, $4,000.
Mrs, Z. Jacobs, Poplar street, two
story brick, $4,000.
M. ]. Clark, Poplar and Boil Run
streets, two story brick, $4,000.
Mre. Bowers, 172 fernando street,
new kitchen, $2S5.
John Gum, Ssfarans and Second |
streets, two story frame. $1,000.
Frank Mclaughlin, ITO Heinando |
street, two small cottages, $1,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01

Railroad Company, Ninth and Broad
way streets, boz frsighthouse, 5000.
Asron Bowly, Carolina and Kant
way avenue, boxhouse, $i25,
room. $40.
L. Il; Estes, 81 Clay street, servant,
room, $50.
cottage, $1,000.
house, 500.
w. W.. Smith, Poplar street, kitchen,
W. J, Smith, Orleans and Court
streets, kitchen and dining room, 5000
Silas Smith, So Desoto street, add.
tioual room, $50.
l.. b Eaton, SO and 81 st. Martin
street, frame house, $500.
j., ID. Sears, LOG Madison street,
81. Q. Fox, Saffarsns and Loonev
streets, kitchen and fence, $500.
Adolph Scales, Manassas street,
frame house, $500.
James Carlin, liz johnson avenue,
one story frame house, 5000.
X. Q. Batter, IS Charleston avenue.
one story frame stable, $500.
ID. J.. Gu:on, 39l to 4O3 Monroe
street, coalhouse, 500.
Chickasaw Cooperage Company,
Main and Sycamore streets, stable, sos
W. \. Postop, HUMPHREYS street,
house, $500
A. Mcneil, 20 Bradford street, stable,
Sam Graham, Clay street, Dollhouse,
st. Paul Baptist Church, johnson
avenue, church. 5000.
A. J. Steele, 2S4 Orleans street, two
story frame, $1,000.
]. M. Honan, 1859 Sixth street, dining
room and kitchen, $2S5.
Peter Minor, 81 Hill street. COW.
house, $50.
Geo. Phillips, Fourth street, Chelsea,
,oalhCuse, $40.
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OCTOBER.

NJ. Parker, Main street, one story
frame, $1,000.
81. l.. Guion, agent, liz and ia
Mulberry street, two coalhouses, $50.
W. n. Brown, 977 Union street,
small house, $50.
P. DolaD, Sc Robinson street, ntable,
W. j. Hawaii, 81 Jesslmine street,
cottsge, $3.50.
II. Khenschmidt, alley between
Shelby and Main on Linden street,
two Story clubhouse, $500.
+. II. Albright, Court and Manassas
streets, frame cottage, $500.
Thos. Cubbins, PSI Vance street,
cottsge, $500.
d; II. Poston, AL Vance street,
small house, sos.
Coward & seabrooE, Linden and
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MAY.

ga. Rogers, fernando street, frame
house, $3.50.
r: L. Cochran & Co., Union street,
shed, $500.
F. b. Freeman & Son, 70S Main
street, stable, SIS.
Schlitz Brewing Company, Main
street, brick storehouse, $l4,5O0.
Fred North, ga Shelby street,
stable. $3.50.
A. H. Strattman, La Rose and Mis-
sissippi avenue, additional room, SIS.
Christian Brothers College, 2S2
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Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated In 1868 for twenty-five years
by tho Legislature for Educational and
Charitable purposes-with a capitaI Of a.
M,OOO-to which reserve fund Of over $780,
900 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote ito
franchise was made part Of tho present State
1879.
fits Grand Single Number Draw
fnEs Will take place monthly. ntvsr
sodtes. or postDones. Look at the following
Distribution:
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

90 We do hereby ceriip hat zoe supervise.M
arrangements for all tie Monthly and Quor-
tertv Drd,cin0. ofthe louisiana State Lottery
the Dr0Win0s themselves, and that me same
are conducted ,eitA honesty, fairness and IN
good faith toioard all parties. and zoe auikoriss
ne Company TO use this certificate, 10Th fac
sintles Of our signatures attached. IN Il, adj
pertisements.
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and Elliott street, frame stable and
two one story houses, $4,000.
N. b. Johnston, AIS Madison street.
one story frame house, S25QO.
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commissioners.

We, The undersigned, Banks and Bankers,
wHi pay all Pr!ses drd,on IN Tho LoHisianc
State Lotteries tchich may DO presented at ouT
Counters.
j. H.OGLEsBY,Pres. La. NarI Hank.
J.W.KILBRETII, Pres.State Natl Bk
A. BALDWIN, Pres. Y. d. Nat. Bk.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" Over Half a Million Distributed.
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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION.

NOAASh VI DAooOhgAAON
MIR. II. HIRSCH has this day withdrawn
lNL from the firm Of Hirsch, Sohwab 4 Co.,
Mr.. A. Schwab assuming all liabilities Of the
old Arm and will continue the business at the
q, 1885, II. HIRScH.
A. SOHWABs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
IS6in GRAND MONTHLY

Extraordinary Quarterly Drawing
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, September IA, 1856,
Under the personal supervision and man
agoment Of
Gen.G. T. Beauregard, of Louisiana, and
Gen. Jubal A. Early, Of Virginia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Capital Prize, $4,000.

2279 Prizes, amounting to.."......... $50, sec
Application for rates TO clubs should h
made only to the otioe Of the CompanyN
New Orleans.
r TG5 Ei address, Si sSis.EE
press Money Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency By Express lAl
our expenSe), addressed
m. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or N. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. O.,
OF at West Court st., Memphis, Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01

Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to
New Orleans. La.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-14

Charlie Campbell has got the better
OF that ''cold" and is out again.
Dan K. Davis and party returned
from gathering evergreens for the Spring
decorations.
The genial b. w. Mccullough, Of
the Missouri Pacific railroad, Is shaking
hands with friends In the city to day.
"A private telegram was received to-
day announcing that over 80 people
were drowned at Sabine Pass by the
recent storm.
The grand officers Of the Brother
hood OF railroad Brakemen will arrive on
Friday evening and will be received by
p. J. Lewis, Dan X. Davis and others.
The local committee OF the Brother.
hood OF Railroad Brakemen want vol
unteers at the Springs tomorrow to aid
In the decorations.
The San Antonio and Belknap Ri
fles could not send q man to Columbus
for the election of colonel OF the third
regiment Of Texas militia, but they sent
their absolute proxies for Col. Belknap,
and 1t was understood he would be elect
ed. The local companies have been
euchred out Of the principle office they
were entitled to.
Minerva johnson, a cOlOred woman
who had quarreled with her master,
TIME johnson, sent him word to come
home as she wanted to see him. he
went, and as soon as he was safely In
side the house she beat him unmerciful-
", with big club. Then she had him
arrested and the recorder fined him 50
this morning for beating and striking
her.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-14
~suscrbibe for the WEEKLY IGF
A Prisoner in a Cathedral

The old sexton reluctantly allowed me to
pass inlO the great cathedral. 1t was a favor
as 1t was already time to close the pOnderOus
doors 1 walked through the sublime interior
and looking upon its granducr was entranced
by the accumulated magnificence of ages.
Some OF the carving was very curious and
plainly indicated the century in which il had
been executed. had noticed that some wish
tors had entered and were now in the main en-
trance preparing to leave. l heard the old
sections keys juggling and bethought me that
IL would be an unpleasant abode for the night.
As started toward the door espied curl
ously wrought human head and stopped to
examine 1t and while doing so, a door opened
into what appeared a stone chamber or recess.
Curious | thought; wonder where it leads /
leaned forward, and as did so felt the door
closing and in u moment | was in darkness. |
tried TO open the door but it seemed rs firm as
granite. became excited, and pushed with all
my strength might as well have tried to lift
terrible echoes the words resounded
through the upper part of my prison !
now stopped moment to think. i
raised my hands and came in contact with
surprised to ind that II slowly osciiated from
side to side. In an instant the truth flashed
upon me, was prisoner in the clock tower,
and the immense weight was slowly, yet sure
ly descending, and unless some one came to
release me, would be crushed to death. At
ter shouting until exhausted, fell upon the
bpOue uOOT III utspdlT not
the thought OF such a slow and horrible death.
/ had left my pistol behind, otherwise, upon
upon the instant, do believe j would have
used 1t and ended such suspense ana misery.
now arose to my feet and was Mortified to
find that the weight had descended 30 far that
| could not stand erect. j sat down on the
floor and was so Frustrated with horror, that
fell into stupor from which was startled by
the great weight crushing me. l was now
obliged to lie down fiat O. my back, and tried
to compose my thoughts as knew that in
few moments / would be lifeless. Horrors,
the mass of iron was upon my chest crushing
me into the very stones. | could not breathe.
| could feel something cold pressing against
my forehead. almost felt thankful that the
end was so near. / heard a grateing sound.
The weight was raising | sat up and realized
that they were winding up the clock. | raised
my voice, and in moment the door opened
and as ! staggered forth, recOgniz d / nclo
Emerson and his clerk Then all was Il blank.
Uncle Emerson saved my life and gave me
new collar button, as the old one was mashed
quite Hat. Emerson holds the bridge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HOTEL. Jesus Farias, Piedras
Negras. Mexico; NJ B Pulliam, San Angelo;
T Hampton. New Orleans; j ii Plat, Chi
cago; c Fockler Illinois; o Neal, Uvalde; W
y Hall. Beeville; c II Hardenburgh, Shreve-
port; Williams, Fort Valley, Ga; l. Rau-
geat, W Grozzle, Waco; Jacob Fisher, Mar
shall; General G W Russ, ranch; K Francis.
Uvalde; James Doofiick, Goose creek, Mon
tsna; W X Eason and II Holyfeld, Dallas.
MEsGER HoTKL.-Dr II d Shaw, wife and
child, Austin; l. Plumb, BsscOn Lyell.
Geo G Albaugh. Louisville, Ky; J l. Wood. Dial.
las; H B Magruder. New Orleans; Miss II
Fairchild, Dime Box, Tex; Miss Mary Bing-
ham, Fredericksburg; Mcconnell. Matagcr-
son. Galveston; Mrs l. Carter, San Francisco;
H SeIigmann, Marion; Iverson A Jones, st
Louis; ID Rice. San Antonio: Geo W Fulton, Jr,
Joseph, Mo; o l. Threlkeld, Eagle Pass.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-14
GREEN ROOM DOTS.
Something that will Inform and Interest
the Habitats of Theatrical Circles.

Something that will Inform and Interest
the Habitats of Theatrical Circles.
"Zozo" billed here for November 18th and
18th, is deighting the bald heads of st. Louis,
and drawing big houses, but beyond the beau
tiful Blanche Curtisse. the critics fail to see
any merit in the attraction. The beautiful
fairies" that should be there are "supers"
picked up anyhow and everywhere. But the
scenery is good. The company carry ~ drop
scenes and four sets of scenery. For the first
time these can be placed on our local stage.
-
Peek-a-boo" Scaulan, the young irish come
dian, who played here last season, has married
Maggie Jordan, who helped Sharkey, the MUIR
derer, to escape from the Tombs.
=.
Margaret Mather' is an Irish girl, whose
real name 10 Magaret Fiulayson. She was a
poor girl of Detroit until J. NJ. Hill discovered
her beauty and talent He has made her for
tune and she is making his. Honors are easy
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The critics who have seen Charles Pope
since he has started out on his western tour
consider that he is not good Virginius, but
his OthellO is excellent. His impersonatiOn of
the Moor of Venice is a cross between that of
Salvini and Edwin Forrest. Mr.. Pope will
play in Turner Opera house on November Is
and 10.
Mr.. Henry Z. Abbey, who is managing
Sarah Bernhard and Adelina Patti-Niccolini,
has married the beautiful actress, Florence
Gerard, and gone TO Europe on q wedding
tour. On his return he brings Patti-Niccolini
and troupe here.
"A Bunch of Keys" booked here for De-
cember 10, 20 and u, with Marietta Nash as
TEDDY" and Eugene Garfield as Grimes" is
only doing fair business in st. Louis.
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lie Claire and Russell. practical Joke"
company that are booked for Turner Opera
house on October %, is playing in the same
city and is q great success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-14
A Lecherous Brute.

Further information shows that the
colored man "Alex," who was lynched
at Somerset, was Alexander Washing
ton, and II what ia told OF him be true,
he was lecherCus brute who richly de-
served his fate. Twelve months since,
he raped oolored girl, but escaped
prosecution. SIX weeks ago he WAS ar
rested for an attempted rape on another
colored girl, and on Saturday he at
tempted to ravish q young white girl,
the grand daughter Of Mrs. Jasper. The
girl raised an alarm, he fled, but was
captured, arrested and lynched.