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Ragged Social Philosopher laying u
dime on the LgEl-rh- rich are getting
iichcr and the T"lr I6orcr.
Wealthy Saloon Keeper dropping the
money into tile drawori-f Yes, that's 20.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-14

Professional CARTS, whsn paid In advance,
sii p"F yriF.
sFy-L -Lost,i and l' 'shl noiice- fflecn cents per
line Tor Int Insertion ami ten cents tor each
subsequent Insertion,
Al communications should l.. addressed 10
TIiE aEEKEn HERALD,
Nechrr. Colorado,
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-14
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rNlrrn srNrrs orrIeIALs.
STATE OFFICIALS

STATE OFFICIALS.
goy.r,,.-. . AlNa Adams
Lisut-uant-s slussrlqs, y, ~. Mriiruni
,s4ef,.,sr,. az state. . james itisr
,uii,or. RsFuin T., KiuF,i",
Treasurer. prtrF ", lirr-n"
sup, rubiie Iusirie;ir1, l. :, Cornell
Attorney s..nrrsi. Alvin Marsh
itr.-rnts ststr University, :, \, "filiiIn,
l.. =. Cornell. n v, w",'iisiTl, II, T. S-~-
CONT. T. ]. T-tnp'r and wo.fr i.uH,ionef.
sgiarst cpru
chic, Iusfss,r, William y, Heck
Associates. J. e. Helm Eni : u. Et-rt
Commissioners. \. J. Hi.irr, Th"s. Macon
an,i John q. siaiirup.
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DIsrrirr OFFICIALS

bi.iTi~t Iuts-. rhua's. \ isu k~r
p.s'Eir' Attorney, ~. r. Taylor
STATE srisliug. H. II, iJiiN
statr It.pru..riaiit-. Melvin EivsF'i.
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County. colo. a. senpnd-ola-. mail matter.
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F.thfsa L'sV sit-fc'yby
saWCs LrTrLr. GurToE AND PROPRIETOR
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
A PECULIAR CASE.
A Man Not Liable to Repay the
Building Association Money

A Man Not Liable to Repay the
Building Association Money
He Borrowed.
The suit of Ellerman VS.. Wurtz was
heard this morning Ia the district court
before Judge Noonan. The suit was a
peculiar one and the decision was even
more peculiar than the suit. The facts
Of the case were as follows: Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ellerm8n gave to their son-in-laT
Wurz and his wife lot OF land near the
Catholic cemetery. Some time after
Wurz wanted to build house upon the
lot and applied to the international
Loan and Building association for the
funds to do 80. The loan was made and
Wurz and his wife signed deed OF trust
to secure repayment Of the loan. WurZ
failed to make the required payments,
and therefore the property was sold un-
der the deed OF trust; Mrs. Ellerman b E.
ing the purchaser. In the meantime
Mrs. Wurz died and the defendants law
yers claimed that the house erected with
the building associations money, was
q homestead and claimed one half of
1t for the children OF the deceased
Mrs. WurZ. Judge NOOnan, however,
defense, and gave the defendant all the
property, conoediDg 10 his Judgment
that the children had homestead rights
In the estate.
This decision 10 regarded to be wrong
10 law and equity. and therefore an ap-
peal has been filed In the district court
and the will 60 to the supreme court.
where the plaintiffs attorneys are salts
fed that they will secure Judgment in
their favor; as certainly they should do,
as it il admitted the money was Dor
rowed by Wurz, received by him, and
used in the erection Of the dwelling In
dispute.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
Success to Him.

M Scally, late of the Menger and
Maverick hotels, has leased the st.
Charles hotel at Kerville. The St.
Charles is an A one mouse with all mod
ern improvements, electric belle, hot
and cold water In every room. Four
cottages are in course Of construction
in addition to the Hotel Kerrville Ia
beautifully located, is the most healthy
location destined to the resort Of the
future, Mr.. Scally having the house ia q
guarantee that it will be kept equal to
the best house In the state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
PERSONAL.

c. G. Brewster, Of Laredo, is in the
city.
General Ruggles goes to New York in
May.
Mrs. L. Davis left this morning for the
north.
j. A. King, c. W. Blackwell and T. M.
Worth, are guests at the st. Leonard.
B.F. Ballard, of Floresville, is at the
Southern.
Thos McNeal, Of Luling, is at the
Southern.
Judge w. E Goodrich and VIM. Rust,
of Seguin. are at the Menger.
j. Joeggli, of Flatonia and Thos
johnson, Of West Point, are at the
Mahncke.
Scorer A. Cohen, of the San Antonio
base ball nine, has returned from HOus-
ton, where he left the club.
Mrs. Nina Nuetzel has taken out a
building permit to erect 3 dwelling on
the south side of Blum street.
Assistant Postmaster Walter has re-
turned from Austin. Says they are
making great preparations for the drill
and expect $4,000 people.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
CITY NEWS.

The wind blew gale last night.
COL Hadley was the belle OF the ball
last night.
.E-Kimble county has sent in its assess
III ent TO the Southwest Texas Immigra-
ton association.
"A man is learning the violin at the
Menger hotel and his neighboring room
inmates are learning to swear.
Col. H. B. Andrews has several fine
varieties of apples and pears In his gar
den, which are now quite large.
Mrs. j. B. Lacoste and family have
removed to the old homestead next to
the ice factory on Losoyo street.
The Beethoven Maennerchor Is is
suing invitations for a garden party to
be held at Muth's pavilion on May lst.
Austin is ambitious. 1t wants the
Panhandle railroad, and II San Antonio
don't rustic considerably, it will get it..
Charley Herff posed as a hero this
morning. He stopped hack team with
two men inside, but no driver on the
box.
-Ynez Lopez and Armada Briseno
have secured license to marry and
were united this morning by Justice
Barnes.
The Board OF Trade had private
meeting yesterday and it is understood
that the wool trade was the subject of
the discussion.
Prof. A. Schnsith has just finished
two remarkably correct life size portraits
of Mr.. and Mrs. E Rische ST.. executed
by hand painting from life with India
ink.
Mrs. F. l.. Ticknor, wife Of the
Southern Pacific agent at Converse sta
tion, died this morning at Santa Rosa
hospital and was inferred in the city
cemetery at 2 p. m. today.
Mr.. P. G. Brennan. a civil engineer
formerly connected with the S. A. & A.
z. railway, has been mysteriously miss,
ing for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Judge j. B. Fnller and child and
Mrs. Joe Dennis, Of Montgomery, Ala,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Var
borough, 1926 San Pedro Avenue.
The LIGHT ackno Wedges the receipt
OF tickets for the literary and musical
entertainment TO be given tomorrow
night by Mrs. Loise Mccarthy, of Chi
cago.
The citizens association have ad-
vertisements in several Of the leading
manufacturing journals OF the north and
east, advocating the advantages of San
Antonio for sites for manufactures.
Capt. VIM. Holt was especially busy
last uight in trying to make it pleasant
for the guests at the Odd Fellows enter.
tainment, and the LIGHT tips its hat to
him for his kindness to it's representa-.
tives.
Secretary Gregory, of the South
west Texas Immigration association
has received en- inquiry from q New
Orleans sugar manufacturer as to the
chances Of starting a sugar mill:here, for
the manufacture of this staple from
sorghum.
F. I. Jonson has brought suit In the
district court against c. Ross on sworn
amount, and has gSrnisheed the Penn-
sylvania Insurance Company, the Cali
fOrnia Insurance Company, the Com,
meroial Insurance Company, and the
Hartford Insurance Company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
HOTEL ARRIVAL S.

SOUTHERN HOTEL.-P Fletcher. Laredo;
J N Farming, Corsicana: W E Mcdonald and
wife, Lockhart, Tex; E Kent, Miss A Con.
NELL Starkville, Miss; S 7 Turner and wife,
Gum, Starkville; Santiago Cond, Monterey,
Mex; W Bradshaw. Dallas; T S Rubb. st
Louis, Mo; Thos McNeal, Luling; b Ballard,
Sam Abney, b Scruggg, Ark; w c Bailey, Mo
railroad; J DAVIS. New YORK; d Staples,
Houston; Jno Williamson, Earle Pass; Fred
Dix and wife, La: Speradza, Tex; W K
Davis, Austin; B l. Simmons. Fatonia; Fanco
Garcia. City of Mexico; VIM Wark, Encinal
JnO L Olive, Georgetown; G N Cole. Calves
weston; B Easley, HOndo City; CIV Barn
ard, st Louis, Mo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27

| The criminal docket will be taken
up next Monday In the district court.
-Policsrpio Lspez paid $40 fine to the
police court this morning for beating
and striking.
Hon. L. II. Browne, OF San Marcos.
and Judge l.. S. Lawbon, OF Florssville,
are at the st. Leonard.
S. G. Newton's horse accidently de-
molished chilli stand on the plaza last
night and 1t cost Gally just So.
Philip Tyrasoh has secured a
license to marry Miss Maria Francisco
Carolina Kafacila Wulff.
Smith Lytle, colored, was fined $40
by the recorder this morning for being
disorderly in church.
Major Hubertson, janitor at the
postoffioe, says he has fallen heir to
$4,000 by the death Of an uncle In
Mobile, Ala.
In the district court this morning
the suit Of G. Schssse vs.. Johnston &
Carroll and the city Of San Antonio, to
have the Fischer alley opeped, was de.
cided In favor of the plaintiff.
Mr.. A. F. Hardie of Dallas, chair
man Of the executive committee Of the
Young Mems Christian association, will
be here on Saturday and Judson B. Pal
mer, secretary of the Galveston Young
Mems Christian association. will also
be present at q meeting held on that
evening 10 the association for discussion
OF the work, and for election Of delegates
for the next convention.
-WsDted-A boy about 16 years old.
Apply at Soholz's saloon on Alamo
street. 1t
Having leased the property known
as the Excelsior Planning Mills, No. %
Avenue G, l am prepared to manufao-
ture sash, doors and blinds on short no.
tice. Estimates promptly given on all
kinds Of mill work. Stair.work and
office fitting q specially.
4N-1t D. w. LUCE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
ESTABLISHED IN 1875.

The Oldest Paint and Art Store in
San Antonio.
C.hromos, oil paintings, engravings, etch
ngS, etc.
House, carriage and fresco painters mate
rials.
Mouldings, picture frames and wall paper.
Utensils for engineers and draughtsmen.
English and domestic varnishes.
Lettering. stripping. artists and paint brushes
Linseed oil, turpentine, shellac, stains.
Enameled, window glass and mirrow plates.
Ready mixed paints (Hammar's) and Masury' s
railroad colors. l-l3-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
They Will Celebrate.

They Will Celebrate.
A mass meeting of colored men was
held in the recorders court last night to
arrange for the due celebration OF eman-
cipation day, 10Th Of June, and an Or
gsnization was effected by eleoting the
following officers:
President-W. W. Grimes.
Vice. President-M. d. Brown.
Secretary-Ferd. Bravo.
Assistant Secretary-A. P. Boulter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
JUST RECEIVED

At G. w. Baldwin's. 253 West Com
merce Street.
A new stock of school books, tablets, lslates,
pencils, drawing books, pens and blank books,
fine stationery, all leading libraries by1best
authors. Also, complete line of all leading
dailies and periodicals. Also. Levison and
Blythe s champion inks. In transit: A full
line of flower material, baseball goods of all
kinds, toilet paper, baskets, pocket cutlery,
hammocks, etc. 4-6-lm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
Elegant Millinery.

The handsome display at Mad. Dreyfus is
unexcelled in variety and latest styles. An n
spection convinces you of the fact, and her
prices will compete with any
STYLISH DRESS MAKING.
In this art, Mad Drey fus is particularly at
home. Ladies are reminded that it will be to
their interest to consult. Recently removed
into the spacious store where we are now es-
tabshed, No. 2S3 Alamo plaza, near Maverick
bank. I4l7-eod-4wl MAD DREYFUS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
For Sale, Hotel Furniture.

We have nearly new two-story hotel of %
rooms, furnished complete, located in thriV
ing railroad town near San Antonio. Good
water works, cistern, nice garden and money
making place. Call and get full particulars.
Price $1,000; a cash.
HAMILTON, HApLEY & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
Mr.. Frank TeiCh,

Our marble dealer, owns and controls
one OF the finest granite marble and
stone qusrries in the country. and can
give prices far below any firm In the
state. Call on him -S3-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27

Attention, Turner's
The picnic is postponed until May 9th
on account Of the wet weather. It
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-27
Rooms for Rent.

Two furnished rooms. up stairs. south
exposure, No. 5l1 st. Msry's street. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-22
Ettp.9otfes Ga6rt@tc.s.

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auf Ingeb5riee 28etie beetnflust moroeH.
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fern BON Srerneu bier nnInugte, III am Nfon
too Der % Sabre aIte Rartin Stspic, Elm
5miiGsnbsdspOfiasier aus llnsaru, iiber Sorb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-22
gir ptetai9 Seats etaeS Dollars
StSsrfh.

GeleeentIih bes ueuIiden yfem Yorter
Branbe8 Duroeu UiGnners, Snabeas nno
,Sleiouugsfiide i'm gBertbe BON S57,'
coo geIettet, un0 bas Eager III mad Salt,s
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(snn MttGirn,s Sob.

@btcngn, 21. Wouember.- 8as DHntel,
in peldes Der Mcro Der neuusebu Sabre OIL
ten gua Sane MitGeu, oereu eeiGe Samfa3
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in tinsm Sugsg OaOon Gefabrsn isi, teineu
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ar. arn nne bic gatltspe atbpars.

Beaper, 3d., 81. Rcoamber. = SIN
Bro3sIie Der gBittpe SibbarO segen 9rn.
5rp nurbeu beute mebrere tpeitere 3eugeu
peruommen. fpeId)e Die auslugeu fraherer
i3suseu in 8esus uuf bic NufueriamteiteH.
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ten irgeub elmer Dame 9eseaiiber erweiIen
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iriehigsuosu auiiGlu5 geben. @r iuate,
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@eidafts unterue bmungen. 3euge tonnte
nttt ioeeu, oh fid Gtp'S Berm6aen ouf
100000 beIaufe ooer ntdbt.
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Sa6wimoeIte S0rfeamasIer.
Sperettpnen etnes esriEbtnea i1Hsen 9aa.
ners In Der gSaaHreRe.

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ger Rauu BON bober, itlanfer Sefalt, bnnf.
lem Eeint, iamarsem 9aar nub ouaIem Sc
ftht. iebr elegant gefleioet, Delfer fi9 Char
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se9eben mar, Wiorgan pfini4e $4,000 In
litien ansuIeaen. Der juH9e 0faua murbe
earanf IelbftperItdnblidl iebr 3uportommeub
enlightenment. unb na@6em er iidl nit 5ru.
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bIt ben @inbrud geidlaffeu bate, Sas er elm
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800 Nttten yRiIionrisP Paciitcn fur Ieine Red]z
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faufen. 8amit mar er aber erif rett bins
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er es BEL ieiuem nrprtin8ihe1 Outrage
h1tte betuenoeu IafJeu, uebrere tunoert Dol
lars uertient bItte, iett aber 10 oiel oerIoreu
bate. Morgun IieB inOeB ieitbem nid5ts mebr
BON iicb b6ren, uub Or. Bbeeler ianbte baber
geifern eineu 8oteu mad einer s8obuung,
Der aber nit bsm BeiGeioe 3uritdfam, bag
giOrgan felt eiuigsn Sageu niht mehr bort
geneisn iei. @rfuuhigunseu bel oem Sreunb
2Bbeeler'8, Der Rorgan 10 parm empiobIeH
bate, ergubeu, baB Der iunge W0un ith BET
oem SreIa0e iehr angenehm 81 MAIDEN oers
lianben unb bnnn hae eb!nH9sibreibeu
erbaIten botte. Uian glaubt, bas Norsan
nit bem Rann i6entiId if, Der I'm Septems
her inter benz Hamsu 2ioHel purpis dbuli.
DE SdninbeIeien periibt bat. SurptS mar
jufdllig nit einem in G6rientreilen iebr nu>
9elebenen Manue befaHut gemor0en, bate
nit bieiem iiber gro6artiae Gruuoei9euz
t9umstrausoftionen seiprO@en uno, nahbem
er fih in befieu Sertrauen eiugeiflt4eu, Elm
gmpfebIuuseidreiben an bic S0rielmafLer
Douglas & Sanes erbaIten, nit nelaetl ct
in beIieIben 8eiie operirte, pie bel gBAeeIer.
Douglas & Sones IieBen ibn oam0lS uerbafz
ten, Der inuae 0taun mnbte eber Dieoer euts
iaifen tper6en, bn eem 9udfaben oes @eIets
5eS nod ibm feiu Shptubet uat9emieieu
Der6en foante. @r iou isitOem BET mebreren
Eirmen bafieIbe Experiment ueriudlt babeu,
uuo ai0Gr in einiaen Saaen nit Slid, inoem
leine @pefulationen 3utrafeu, nnb er mebrere
Guubert 9ollars ausbe;ablt erbieIt. Sa benz
u0rliegenben Sale miro pobI gS9eeleE osa
8erlut tralen miiiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-22
Ste ifebenten Sabres.Goaeftea
ees ~seipttaI samftass= uao e6nntass,
gereiaS~

firbeu Satnsae, ben "a, unb gonRtas, ben IS.
S(oocmber, itatt. S6entun9en tann man fur ben
aGofrttaIz SsretbetteitzS SoHo" MAIDEN 6ar5 SolE
letttn am 9oipitaI' Somifage in ben Spna9oaen nnb
om SoipitnIsSonnta9e In ben 9irten; bur5 ben
SnaSmeiftr ieter @eIhdftss Srantpe; orrdb einbuHs
btrt @ommeIbbhIen in Apotbetsn, SoteIs, @lu6s,
SlblioheEen, Ghsotern, SabnbOien un6 Sorien;
burd e6es Wliteliso bes Bereius ooer ben @eneraE=
Rdixr Stu. VI. y. ScuIter pon Der 8attersz
frma Eote Coulter i'm @tbiube oes ,,Gnerican"
g}r. 235, Sfts SaltimorefraBe. Sas nnternebmen
III Elm rein merihenireunSIttaes. 3weunoadtsis
Die bis ltbt gelammelte 9eiammtlumme betrd9t
2,524.57. 9rden, gereine uno ginaeIperionen
tonntn bic GnfaI besetdnen, ruelber ne ibre Seis
trdSe tugGhGdt baben, bod iino Snben ohae Iolhe
Setetnune borbuBeben, Seine gSobltbiHgtet 1T
hem Setru9e peHiaer ansaeiett, feline CUTE Sade oerz
oient uniere Spmpatbie uno 9ulie in boberem Sras
BE-, nls bic Pfese unb BEL nnier9ah Der aInnen uno
Sti6eneen.
Vile SoipdIer iinS eiueeInben tusrSen, fib unier,m
Bergine onsuhIieben. SSoIgenoe bDolf fueroeu iett
iliner gBobItbaten tteiIbaftig:
prottftantiidle nnionss9liHit,
Observation-Disclosures airh.n sSeiu un5 9Iinit,
4resbptsroner=auSeEs, Sbren= unb 9alszSoipta
tai,
BoItimorer Guaen=, Sbrenz unS SaIszS Spital,
r=Bfeqe=Gnfolt unb zSpitaI,
Sptal fhr 4Rarplano's 5rausn,
Spltal bes ~Sarnbertisel Samarers,"
Ssraelitiit es SoIpit1,
oeim FIR nnbelI6ore,
Dlarbldnoer General SoipitaI,
TeccnpaIescenten=@o ottdge= Spital,
6reibetten=SpitaI. Rarpldnber uniperiitdt.
Sol9tnoe Serren nernen ben 6orb pertheilen:
adltb. u. 6. Satrobe, 3. u. Barr, 3. 6. Gilman,
Sranf Sromn, Sltb. s. npihur Dennis, Or. Sas.
Garep &bomas unb Soiepb iSrieSennaIo.
SharIeb 6. OheIp&, Prdtoent;
(280-2) &ugene y. ccroeu, Sefretar.