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New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
GOOD DAY FOR OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TWO CLOSE GAMES OF FOOTBALL AT RIDGEwooD
PARK-cHAsE OF THE Essex COUNTY HUNT

TWO CLOSE GAMES OF FOOTBALL AT RIDGEwooD
/ PARK-cHAsE OF THE ESSEX COUNTY HUNT.
The pleasant weather yesterday attracted large
crowd TO Rdgewood Park, Long Island, where two
football games were played. The grounds were in
excellent condition. and the onlookers enjoyed the
sport greatly.
The morning game between the Nonpareil Foot
ball Clubs first eleven and the Thistle Football Clubs
team. The game Of the hveliest ever played
on the grounds and every point stubbornly con-
tested The rush-lines fought like tigers, and al
though some good runs made. not one Of them
resulted in touchdowns. Frequent efforts were made
70 kick goal from the field but without success.
When time called at the end of the game neither
side had scored point, and the thoroughly exhausted
athletes were well satisfied to have the referee call
the struggle draw.
Another good crowd witnessed the game in the af-
ternoon at the same grounds, between the Nonpares
second eleven and the recently organized Jersey City
Football Club. This game also ellplayed, and
abOunded in clever manoeuvres. The NOnpareils,
however, were stronger in team work than their OPP
pOnents and eventually won by the score OF goals
10 l.
A splendidy contested football game played
Prospect Park, Brooklyn, yesterday, between the
team OF the Mission Band of Throop Avenue Pres
byteran Church and the Young Mems Band Of
Mount Olivet Church. The game was played under
Association rules and was won by the former team
after a stirring battle, by l goal to none
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
1,,vnTTJoN Of A FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Albany, Dec. % CspeciaD.-William b. Ruggies' the
donptv superntendent OF the Insurance Department
received from NewYork to-day the report OF Michaei
Shannon and John A. Horan, the examiners OF the
department upon the condition of the Mutual flre
Insurance Company. The report shows" sald Mr'
Rucgles to-day, that the company IS souno ana
has an ample surplus" The examiners IN their re-
port say = =. an, o,,n.rv,s
sI 400 $50 10 and that It's liabilities OF all
SlSds except dividend scrip, amount to 81 Oooo 4o
SNich shows that the company Is possessed OF sur
Nus of S:il4Sle "a beyond all liabilities, except sslu
.csp dividend, which amounts TO S44l,3oo'
Commenting upon this scrip dividend MT hugeles
said: The Department does not consider the scrip
dividend as liability. Moreover it should be added
Fl, Justice to the company that it claims that lts sur
pus is larger by $115 ,726 20 than we grant IT,
Examiners shannon and Horan further say that IN
,he eompany's statement for the month ending
November 80 1859, the assets are valued at Sl4oo'
sa1 20 and the liabilities estimated at S9I22'o OIL
(which would show surplus of $433,545 90 exclusive
Of the dividend scrip above referred to- THIS diher
ence of Sl1S726 % between the cofpanys hgures is
accounted for in various ways. There is difference
Of s513l Al in the value Of the assets by reason Oh
the different quotations of the value of the securities
Then the item of unpaid losses is estimated by the COM
many AZ S175362 As while the examiners make the
amOnnt S.s57 O94 OS an increase OF Sol,fol oO Inc
liabilities of the company are put as follows:
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

Es%S'. %G; SO sg g5s ss q g
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER.
The complete and corrected report Of the
New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company for its fiscal year ending September
80 was unusually delayed this year, having
been issued only yesterday, against on December
6 last year. The complete report shows the
balance of earnings for the stock 10 have been
S41l1G32 or over 4 60 per cent, against SO, Sl3,-
0OO or 426 per cent as by estimated statement
at the end of September. The error of S3O4,-
632 in the estimate of course occurred IN esil-
mating the last quarter ended September 80.
We note as compared with the year ended Sep
tember 30, an increase in the earnings from
passengers of S34 900, and decrease from freight
Of S224 600. and a total decrease in gross earn
ings Of S436,OOO. On the other hand there is IA
decrease of 100000 in the operating expenses,
which after the large expenditures Of the pre-
ceding year for betterments and additional equip
ments. was 10 be expected. The net earnings
were S4s00O0 greater than III the preceding
wear. but nearly 81 100000 less than III the year
ended September 80, 1887, when the charges
IN operatinQ expenses were 81 100000 less than
in the last year The resulting surplus, after
the payment of 4 l-2 per cent dividends, Is
S93. .35S, against $97 1856 after the payment OF
1 per cent dlNldendS. .-..sl 4
The company's book" surplus was increased
from S12704, ,220 September 80, 1883, TO 81 2V5o'-
2O5 by the addition of the years surplus OIL
500 25s and by rebates of NewIorl< state taxes 20
the amount of Sls,7l7. The special dividend iund
Al the end Of the last year stood at S45 ''Itl ,
against S34l ,7O6 September 80, 1888. In the
last quarter the earned dividend was LOO per
cent. against 90 per cent for the corresponding
quarter ended September 80. 1888.
The traffic statement for the year shows de
cline of l50. .63s tons Of freight and gam OF
ls64s9 passengers The loss III tonnage was
occasioned by a decline Of $4,000 tons through
westbound and 204 900 tons way westDound
In castboEnd freight there was gain OF 1O4; ;OOO
tons through, 10000 way OF the total OF
97sO. 900 tons of eastbound freight s22s,og2
tons was way and ,552,2l3 tons was through;
or the total of $3.50, 900 tons of westbound
freight. 4,92s.410 was way and 402,92O was
through. The gain in passenger traffic is divided
IL, 400 10 through and 5000 20 way Oi the
total 1871 50 047 passengers carried, 232,S7 were
through and Il ,952, JIG were way.
The gross earnings per ton of freight per mile
last year were 076 cents, against or cents In
lsSS the profit per ton per mile 0.20 cents
and OIL cents respectively.
The gross earnings per passenger per mile last
year were / 90 cents. against 81 cents in osS
The profits per mile were 0.43 cents in both years
The financial results Of three years business
are given in detail below:
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
WEATHER REPORTS FOR RAILROAD MEN.

A superintendent in this issue reports an ingenious
plan adopted on s line for obtang weather report
from every station and during almost every hour ~
the day. IL consists in having upon the telegraph
train sheets additional column opposite the Tune OF
arrival ard departure In which, by simple system
OF lettering fe oDerator notes the condition Of the
weather at the moment The letters used and their
explanation are printed on the sheet ana can very
quickly be mcm0rized so that scarcely any uihc Is
occupied In noting this additional Information ana
thus making very complete weather rec0fo Tor tie
information Of the management and others during the
day and for preservation for future reference.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
TIE FORT BEND COUNTY non IRprsrrn,

psrooe,,..s Dec. 25.-A dispatch 10 @The Times
Mich, a ron Galveston says "The 0 80 train 10.
cor",. Drought IN fifty Prisoners from Fort Bend
Dicse.. under the escort Of United states Marshal
"'on ,ron.' on and posse Of deputies. These with
indeteo h o'hef citizens Of Fort Bend County. were
Of the ey, e federai Grand Jury here for violation
'''" service law for running citizens ont Of
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
Cltn Real estate 90 Get

IN LET OR LEASE. Win or without
j power, noOrs 40XSO itct, iu our new
factories. Kent-av~.. between Keap and Rod.
ney SIS built especially Tor manufacturing
business; hight on four sides, steady steam
power insurance low; steIm heat; power
elevator watchman employed no
wood workers convenient TO all
ferries and shipping points possession
a, once. Apply to owners j. ). & e.. +.
SIMPSON, % Rodnev-st.. Brooklyn, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
Citp Real gstaie for Sale.

- 49, ->--,----- ~---------~ -
L IRST-CLASS four-story, high-stoop. 20
extension in the terderloin OF the West
Side exceptionally fine interiors best work
ranship; only S3S, 900; No. Al West 10Th
st. ALWAYS open for inspection. SAMUEL
COLCORD, owner.
ONE OF THE very finest and largest
~ West Side dwellings In the market now
ODcn fOr inspcctiOn fronts Manhattan
Square and Overlooks Central Park No. t2
West 77th-st.; inquire on premises. SAM
VEL COLCORD. Owner.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
Busluess Cbanres.

A DvERTIsEMEyTs FOR THE SETr. rr
cfrvEp AT THE UPTOWN. OFFICES
10. .2Ss broadway corner Thirty',ir,s-ss,
nntil D. M. $50 Broadway, between
Twen ty.second and Twenty-thire sts', ua,,.
D. IN. 270 West Twenty.thirq.,sS,'' .S rn,,rtb. S"b
F,ighth.avo. IJ2 Sixth-ave. 1o3 four'h-
ave, corner tOufteel th-st. .---
m OOFS repaired. painted and warranted
II wears hest material and cheapest IN
prIce reference the best COATES
i'ROMIS. ], ,0G5 3d-ave. -
ri, HE LARGEST. purest and best Ksolia s'.iia
i mine In America for 5000 VII VIII yisiu rn
millions properly handled. bon i~' TVS
tor!a. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

Scranton, Penn. Dec. % tspeciaD.-rThe effects Of
the mild weather felt with much severity in the
coal region. the Lackawanna and wcstcm Company
having suspended operations at five foilieries Halt
time Is about the average at the other mines In this
region.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
HOLIDAY pULNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Wednesday, Dec. 25-p m
Christmas being universally observed as non
day throughout Christendom there is nothing eA
cept laid over matter requiring notice In 'niS
column
For the convenience Of readers we append 9es-
terdays final Stock Exchange quotations:
TILE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

READY TO RECEIVE PATIENTS AGAIN
The Presbyterian Hospital has two wards ready
receive patients There are beds for forty NAL
patients and for twenty five female paueDs'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

per cent a a. per cent.
The funded debt Of the company was increased
during the last year 81 100000 by the issue and
sale of its per cent debentures for the purchase
of the Niagara Bridge and Canandaigua Railroad
for which the company before had been paying
500, 900 per annum rental.
The Continental National Bank has declared
a semi-annnal dividend Of per cent
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
FURNISHED Rooms.

4 AN ATTRACTIVE house, near 129th-
IA. st., last side l. station . large and
8 hall rooms TO gentlemen board optional
4 ID floor OF Murray I'M, near 5th-ave. (:
breakfast II desired suites, single rooms
Offices every hDuso inspected. Information
reliable and gfatuitous at EVERETT DI-
RECTORl. ESTABLISHED 1866.
+. \. DALEY, - W. 35TH.
An ELEGANTLY furnished suite, par
"A lor. bed and bathroom southern ex.
posure superior private house gentlemen
preferred. 80 West 3Jthst.
IT 0 LET.-IIall bedroom well furnished
private house. 3l9 East l7th.st.. op.
positc stuyyesant Place.
DO TH-ST., - WEST, near broadway
20 Large sunny room. second floor: also
ballroom ~ 10 $40 weekly converient
principal hotels, restaurants. d" l. station ;
gentlemen.
OJ)-ST., II WEST. Large. sunny second
u n0or room; newly furnished bath,
laVaiory also front room, vacant 3Oth ref.
erences.
~ ST.ST.. IS WEST.-Wen furnished
room 70 let; with private family: all
conveniences near l. station gentleman.
Oh wEST 4sTH-ST.. near Broad way
y II Second floor rooms house pleasant
and h0melike; prices moderate.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
Gounirn Real gstate for Sale

A GENCY FOR MoNTCLA1R.-Hsnd
n some residences and bsilding sites for
sale houses 70 let, furnished or unfur.
nished. TUBBS & TAYLOR. Beekman-se
A 7 CRAWFORD, as f.ilutes from New.
n York, on Central r II OF N. j., desir'
near station Apply 10 WIN. D. BIGELoW,
ABRY, Al Maiden Lane N. Y.
A NEW GROOM COTTAGE, half acre Of
n ground, sl,700i terms, $50 cash,
miles from city. at Hawthorne. y. j.. 32
20 centre-st., New.YOrk
u OR SALE Staten Island, 80 acres
4 choice locaton suitable for building
FfLS r. q hS;s S5s MAg 20 s. or b. A. sckRlFF kR1F
LYE. 100 Fulton-st. New-York.
EOR SALE. New-Jersey.-32 4-acre farm
l. highest STATE cultivation 4 dwellings
20 jersey cattle. $50 sheep, other bloOded
stock grain, hay IN abundance; machinery
all ilrst.class order will exchange for city
property. j. W. FIELDER, SO Liberty-st
For SALE OF ExCHANGE.--Soo acres.
4 Tollsnd County. Conn; known for
100 years as the Nathan Hale Farm price
$4,000: low exchangers must have the
equity. J. W. FlsLDER 80 LIberty-st.
TOR SALE.-0i0 lots with bulkhead water
front. on Newtown Greek; suitable
for manufactures, dwellings. &c Apply
TO :. b. SCHIEFfELIN 95S Madison
ave-. or A. RAPFLYE, 100 Fulton-st.. n. Y.
y ICHMOND HILL, LONG ISLAND
II Cottages. $1,000 81 500. $500; all
improvements handsome building sites
low. j. W. FIELDER. 80 Liberty.st..
George Fowler on premises.
(For other real estate ads see sixth page.)
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
Hprsrs ano Carriages

.---,.--, - --,..-.>-~~~~
n. 372. 374. $40 BROOME-ST.
SLEIGHS
hLEIGHS
ELEGANT
NEW STYLES,
LOWEST TRlCEs FOR UAsh.
RUSSIAN SLElGHS.
VICTORIA SLElGHS.
RUMBLE SLEIGHS.
ALBANY sLEIGHs.
PP9ETtAEB P9ETkAENBB SStFFEf.s SttFIGEhfs
SLEIGHS.
$50 70 $40.
SECOND.
HAND
SLEIGHS
ROBES.
BELLS.
CHIMES.
An ASSORTMENT ABSOLUTELY UN-
"A EQUALLED.
RARE BARG AIMS IN -,r
HORSE BLANKETs AND LAP ROBES.
y Ais9k Ahiso9ksnf = Goo6s ies SsosSf' SF r%fRY KIND.
Purchase your stable requisites Of
JOHN MOORE, SO TO 80 WARREN ST. !
- who deal. exclusiyel{ IN ,.oons
with on experience Of. thirty years A. 70
best and correct styles in Riding anc vriv.
ing Equipments ard keeps every enins
II that line IN st2es from .nss1 Name aess
AL HARM Elss made on the premises, Oh
ne best stock and -uperior workmanship
INIT imitation rubber ttG 1'I niountlnes' upward.
rubber moanting;. hana;:ewed ga so pp; gs
EE1l EEEsART 2T ooAcH ste II fHARNasss5c % %
COUPE HAisNEsS, nsnt or -.
BUSINESS RulST HAHNEss. to $50
jhSEHs6N's An i opa SAi'-G -GcoiM1ffCsiTiGN-smsn,
ENGL.isme VcRCwS soAP-ouarts ooo. :;
Hdo5IF' f. DRESSING. 45c.
BANDAGES-Derby. Soc English wors'eo'
Also' Brushes, Currycombs, Chamols.
Sponges, Riding Saddles and Brides, Zip
pers Whips. HeIters Bits, burrups,
spurs, Soaps. Oils, Dressings, &c, &c;
Positively HE WILL NOT BE
UNDERsoLD.
JOHN MOORE.
wneroors, SO to 90 WARREN-s'I.
A -oVERIN 4 MARKERT, Union
n. League Club, Murray Hill Hotel and
Plaza Hotel Stables, $50 East 39th-st., IA
West 54th-st. fashionable carriages, latest
designs for shopping. calling and pleasure
driving lveried coaehmen: Branch ohlce,
West 39th-st. (St. Matc HoteD telephone
5G7, 39th: monthly establishments guarsn-
teed satisfactory.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK tribune WILL BE RE-
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. /, ,23s BroadWay, corner Thirty-iirst.st.,
until Q p. M; $50 Broadway, between
Twenty and Twenty-third sts, until
: ,. N. go West Twcnty-third.st corner
Eighth-ave 152 SiXth-aNe.; 11a Fourth
ave. corner Fourtecnth-st. 76O Ihlrd-aVe,
corner Forty-seyenth-st.; l,O2b Third-aLe.s
near SiXtv-nrst-st. / ,1OS Ftrst-aNe.; 100
West Forty-second-s.. Einth-aVe. ana
Sixty -eighth-st., and 90 Libcrty-st., and the
HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East One-hundred-
and.twcnty- up TO 8 p. Nv, at regular
Office rates.
A MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY 3
~. large mares, both I'm fOal head Work
or business horses In splendid order; price
from $50 % 5000 above horses viii be sold
20 responsible parties on go and 80 day
notes. Inquire at Warehouse Stables. rear
No. 10 East 1st-st.. between B0wery ana
2d-ave.
A RARGAIN.-Two stylish Kentucky
n saddle horses broken TO all eaits ana
line drawing horses one SPEEDY mare
nearly new sidchar ton wagon ana harness
$50: two beautiful black bear robes, $50.
Contractors Ofiice, 81 West 02d-st., near
Boulevard.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
Srlu Wdnteo.
AfaIea.


Males.
IF YOU ARE CUT OF EMPLOYMENT
or wish TO make a change, call az the
old reliable Metropolitan Agency posislons
nrocured for men in every line OF business
from offlcc managers 10 pOrtefs, CLERKS, cdsl-
iors. and collectors packers, hotel positions,
city or country coachmep, grooms, IaIih
hands, useful-Inen on centlemehs plaSrs,
watchmen. pofters. drivers, and mecbaIles ;
new orders every mall Call Tor lniorns f
ton. METROPOLITAN AGENCf' ooo
Broadway.
xxy ANTED Second and fOotman one thal
w can assist with waiting at dinner ana
show references. Apply Thursday morning.
8 TO 10, at East G9th-st.
W. AFTER for oue.of.town club, $40 per
w month; steady position guaranteed 70
suitable maj. METROPOLITAN AGENCY
6S5 Broadway.
Females.
YOUNG LADY WANTED 10 pay
Il small organ Sunday afternoons AZ sdiu u
evenings also singers familiar WIN HlVvTy o,n
and Sankey songs. ADDRESS IhO-"H
THEUS. Tribune Office. -
AZ ANTED. Two America. or. German
w sisters in flrst-class boarding-h0use, As
cook and laundress chambcrmald ana wait
ross. Address SMITH, Tribune once, where
they can be seen no offices Iced answer
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
Business Gbanres


-'--~~-~~~~~~->~~-o~o~-->
A DDITI0NAL CAPITAL procured for
"A business purposes investors advised
without CHARGE Of desirable opportunities
highest commercial references GRIGGS n
CARLETON, Brokers, 202 Broadway.
A PHYSICIAN with "a very large practice
IA In Brooklyn, on account OF failing
health is compelled TO make an immediate
change - party with some means this is
rare opportunity. Address DOCTOR,
1864 Broadway Brooklyn.
A PUBLISHING COMPANY dncorpor-
"A atedl, wants lady or gentleman with
salary. sl 200 wear. Address GOOD OP.
PORTUNITY. j. o. Box 1.iS7.
r. OR LEASE.-A restaurant ON broadway
furnished Will lease for term OF . wears
10 responsible party must have good So.
curlty. ADDRESS SECURITY. Tribune once.
FOR sALE.--Jules Jurgensen watch very
nttie used, at less than half cost. A.
WRIGHT. 1i2 Madison-aVe.
T. OR lNNl.SrMEN - IN real estate in
acres, blocks or lots. at Duluth. West
Duluth, or superior, head o. Lake Superior
also per cent loans, inquire OF SII.i,uEN
l.. MERCHANT, Post0fhcu Box SO New.
YORK CITY. Reiorenccs.
GREAT BARGAIN.- .-Express 9I vesrS
~ established wagons, / truck: good
H,so hiuab De sou THIS month cause
other business no agents. j. V. C., 57I u,
Lorlmer-st., Brooklyn.
TBuY FOR CASH. groceries. dry goods,
clothing, shoes, hardware, millinery
stores, furniture. &c Liberal commission
paid 70 agents. SCHWEINBuRG. f26
ID ARTNER WANTED Either silent or
d active with $40, 600; business Will pay
from 10 20 IL par cent net absolutely sure
located In a city OF 10, 900 inhabitants, ON
N. Y, J.. II. & w. Il. X. Inquire OF
THEODORE II. SHEAR, Attorney -at-Iaw,
20 wall-st., cor. Droad.st.. N. Y. CITY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18

If lovers are disposed to wed,
And would wise thing know,
Tell them to get house furnishings
From Wagner & Chabot.
The finest bric-a-brac i'm town
That now is all the go,
You will get cheap and tasty,
From Wagner & Chabot.
Visitors, do not fail to see the ele.
CANT show rooms of Wagner d Cha
BOTS general house furnishing estab-
lishment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Il
Tips & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
druggists. 11-17-1y.
"A birthday party in honor of Miss
Ida Koerps was given last night.
The Mexican band gives concert
tonight at Turner hall.
"A social hop was given last night
at Krisch hall.
-Gambrinus hall drew large at
tendance last night.
Justice McAllister sent 80 cases to
the grand jury this morning.
Council meeting this afternoon.
Most of the strangers attending
the Fair have left for their homes.
Decorations are being removed.
-Wanted-A porter at Turner hall
bar. 11:13:3t
Ladies', Misses and Children's
shoes. John X. Beretta & Co. ll-9-tf
Harness repaired ard oiled at
Cameron's, 9Acequia street. lO-lO-lm
Gut flowers, No. 52l North Flores
street. lO-I9-Im
Blankets, white and colored, John
X. Berretta & Co., Main plaza. ll:9tf
Buggy tops, dashes, etc. mended
at Cameron's. lO-l9-lm
Maverick bank pays interest on
deposits. 6-27-6m
Repairing solicited at Cameron's,
No. 8 Acequia street. lO-l9-lm
-Drs. NJ. K. and F. M. Taylor, Of
ace 4Uz Houston street. Tel.S63 11-6-1y
For penthouse of 5 rooms. APP
ply at 416 North Flores street.
Deposit with the Maverick bank
and draw interest 6-27-6m
Painters and artists supplies.
3-27-tf 3. q. REih| " Co.
Have your clothing mao PAN
coast & Son.
Large lot of Carriages, Buzz IS,
and Spring Wagons at a bargain.
Hicks, w. Nueva street. 11:2:lm
City Sanitary Company-Sim-
mang Bros. Office, COG West Com
--.:.orce Street. Telephone IL. 1919 m
Wall paper decoration, latest
style and largest assortment in the
southwest. B. c Reilly & Co. 3-27-tt
Wedding outfits and fine dress
suits, go to Pancoast & Son. 1l:2:lm
Second hand buggies and spring
wagons, cheap. Hicks, West Nueva
street. 11:2:1m
-Woolen underwear and hosiery at
very low prices. John K. Beretta &
Co. 11-9-tf
Just received, new line of cele-
brated Miller hats. Latest styles. II.
Harms, Opera house furnishing store.
oysters, Fish and Game at all
hours, Night and Day, at Lang's DIM
ing Parlor, 16 West Commerce street.
11-S-1m
Lot of driving horses at reason
able prices. Hicks, West Nueva
street. 11:2:1m
-"Bible Day" was appropriately
celebrated at the Alamo Baptist
church yesterday.
your coat and a spool of it in your
pocket.
Unity social club give their first
ball next Wednesday night at Bel
KNAPP armory.
"A Mexican woman named Pedra
was arrested Saturday night for pass
ing counterfeit dollars.
The masquerade ball at Opper-
mann IS hall Saturday night was well
attended and of course, enjoyable.
"A man was hurt very severely on
the head at the Washington theatre
last night, by falling down the stairs.
The funeral of the late w. Thomp-
son occurred Saturday afternoon, &C
cording to Masonic rites of Anchor
lodge.
Gas lights are being put in the
Grand opera house, in the stairs lead
ing to the dress circle. Lights would
have been put in before but Manager
Mullaly was waiting on the electric
light company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
THE LEADING HOTEL IN
The SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA. SAN ANTONlO.

payins been thoroughly oyerhauled and
renovated throughout, Is now the largest and
most complete Hotel in the Soptn,West.. ri ny
cold baths. Large sample rooms for COM
merciaI men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited, loo-oM