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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-20
CITY LOCAL NEWS.


p. Greenwood & Co., opposite South
ern Hotel, Hats, Shoes, and Mems Fur
nishing Goods. 1879 1mo.
Cameron makes buggy tops, etc.
Cameron mendS buggy tops.
Cameron repairs harness.
Cameron sells harness, 8 Acequia.
Texas wine, 81 per gal. at l.. Kunkel's
81 n. Flores street. 12-3-1m
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES at Illg &
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FRESH COUNTRY PRODUCE, Hay, Grain,
Etc at Illg Il Bro. Dolorosa street. 12-4-tf
Maverick pays per cent on dep.
Concert every night except Tuesday
at Schools Garden. 11-24-tf
Elegant variety of holiday goods at
City Drug store. 12-3-tf.
"A hrSt class tour morse steam engine,
nearly new, in good order, and six-horse
boiler new, can be bought at bargain at
LIGHT office. 11-14tf.
Have Ed. NJ. Black & Son, 212 Main
plaza, paint your roof with cement roof
paint; stops leaks. 10-29-3m.
Everything in the funeral line at
so per cent less than any house in the
city. CARTER & MULLALY.
We guarantee to save you SO per
cent. on funerals.
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Watches. Diamonds Jewelry and
Silverware of latest designs at Jess
NJ. Bells. 12l22w
Opera glasses, gold headed canes,
silver match boxes and bonbonniers at
Jess M. Bells. 1912 2w
Fine gold headed canes at A. Sar-
tors, Is w. Commerce st. II 16 I'm
The tenth anniversary ball of the
Young Mems Benevolent Association
occurs tonight at the Casino.
The p. D. A, club of Kerrville,
gave grand ball and supper last
night, number of San Antonio at
tending.
"A fine assortment of onyx and
marble clocks at A. Sartor's, Is West
Commerce street. IL Is I'm
Diamonds, watches, finest assert
nent in the city, at A. Sartor's, is
West Commerce street. IL l6 I'm
Solid and plated silverware, at
A. Sartor's, IS West Commerce
street. II 16 I'm
Pearl and aluminium opera glass
es at A. Sartor's, Is West Commerce
street. II Is I'm
ALI the keys of Windsor Castle were
recently stolen, but even this does not in
terfere with the rapid sale of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. 11-26-6t
ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. 15c.
AT Druggists.
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than any other remedy. Sold by A.
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The healing and purifying qualities
of Salvation Oil render it the best article
for the speedy and safe cure of liberated
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Jay Gould's wonderful new yacht was,
it is said, most completely and elegantly
furnished. Among other useful and in
dispensable things ordered for it was
box of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, the famous
old remedy for the cure of coughs and
colds. l2-l6 ct
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-Strayed, or Stolen-Bay pony
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-20

Grand Opening OF Holiday Goods.
Brilliant display of Fancy Goods,
Bric-a-brac, etc.
Cutlery and silverware, in cases.
Lamps of every description.
Piano lamps, complete, $3.50
Teaspoons, with initial of your
name, 50 per set.
Useful presents IN the house-fur-
nishing line.
Backing cases, hat-racks, sadiron-
sets, in cases, etc.
Decorated dinner-sets, one hundred
pieces, $3.50.
Improved lamp, sixty-candle power,
with fancy shade, $3.50.
Thirty-candle power lamp, $1.50.
WAGNER Il CHABOT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-20
Handkerchiefs,

S, On, 10, 12H IS, 40, 50 IS
c ents and up. Japanese Init
iAled Silk at IS cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

,onrcr, va, given a. ChckeIn@ Hall l''i men' i'r
itc be:ct 4 'eGor L. f. 'ah1''h ga 81 H. "'u Wa
.-lsaut AID -l,~ce,sfll. -irnor >abstelh is Young
baritone SINGER Of th.~ city. who "ouid figure ID ah
ord nary Italian orcr, company with credit but ia''
Ii-ht lie va, -ulferug f N cod and unable 10 a.
Eg,rt .c~'.rc
The oc,a.u called together several arii~'' VINO en-
tc-raiue5 n az. audience. Nj, Marie Decca. W"'
W. announced a. d member OF a London opeI" com
lauv made her first appearance here a. concert
singer and created q f,yC. able impression she has
voice Of con. idcl,ble range power and technique hut
l.iler ueislIc in quality Miss Decca sans one" hd'
Inorl,pjraIlv and some Of hey zone, Wcr. imoiiy,
buf he VA, ,lway, rue aud rendered lie Ny sole
,r,n, pale du Biczc" with credit. >ignor ItalO Cam
lsgini wa, received with cntAu> an a4J rev aud NJ
adj, nee with Oldin' sweet notes, th"u1h ne
p,Vc, wa, occasionally wanting. lie gave Il number
nom Ca-Een.' Mile ROAelh Enst.n ais" con
Irib ted To- The ENJOYING If The evening BY her o!!9
inc nd Auelio Ccrt clos. the spanish pianist pEN cd
,trin's Guide in & with cOnmcndabie smooth
Therc we're numerous repetition, demanded even
when hardl, justified. But a." audience Wa IN 1Os
a " GOOD time and certainly had II.
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INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Ma p;o,,ra Mortimer NO 4 Washington square,
r,vc A cotillon last night she was assisted IN ~-
e.ivinc nv her sister. Mi, Chapman. II. lie "iHhd
cannon led the cotilon with the hostess. INC riN"iN
were fans ribbons. shepherd crooks ana u'heS oi
various kinds. The wcr' decorated with Nhr>'
mas greens and sherry served supper al small aOl'''
Among the guests we've Mr.. Aston. Mr.. and Mr. ianl
mana J. J. Aston. Mrs. paran stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
, y Roosevelt Mr. and Nj; t. q. Fmacklyn. Nj.
and Mrs H. sloane. Mr.. and Mr.. George L. k'Vts'
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Mcclellan III ana MIS-
y Lawrence Mr.. and Mrs.. !. VI Waterbury, Mr. ana
Nr, Il ti0elct Mr. and Mr. W ''arfN'ler' Nr'
.nd NJ. Il II. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Nrmc Wilson.
Mr> Chapman Nj and Mrs GwnVille Name Mr
,rd Mrs j. f. D. Lanier. NJ. and Mrs. Albert stevens.
ar and Mr.. g. b De Forest Miss largouS, MI ana
NJ = I Ravlcs sidney smith. Livingston Bccckmau.
y Crockcr w Bninger. {. \. Mum, ". Jay eCheheHh
Peter Marie Mr., stevens. John Cadwalladel. j. w Np
n,eton Eliot Gregory. Raw Miller. ''ood kedh'io NJ
and Mr.. Cooper Hewitt. MIR and Mr.. W. NJ \duu''
MI, { : Forbes. F. Randolph Robinson p. Lorilla'd
EonaIds Center Hitchcock. Brockhol"t 'n'uh-' '"hd"
Potter. r H. Howard. Ridreway Moore Ralph Ellis
" Wh,ehou>e. W. Cutting jr.. Thomas lit'hr'ch' IT,
: O. Beach. G. g. Peters Francis lihllou~e' Ms
sra,diue NorS;4n the Misses Hewitt. Miss hcnd a'n
E. J. Buckley. lr ,
,,,ong those who have taken boxes for The Charity
pau which take place At the Metropolitan 'Pei"
,oDss ., January u. az Mr.. Robert Hoe jr.. Mr.
Nj. pauI q. Tlcbaud -. II. schultz, Mrs William
Einc.land Mr., John Towu-hcnd MR.. :. {. Hdrro'
and Mrs. Henry Day.
Ms, Eobcr, Hoe. jr.. Mr>. Leon Marie ana the
Mise. Hoe will hold two large reception, on bece"-
her q and December 80 at Mr., Hoes residence NO.
II F., Thirty >iNth->t. Nl>. lo. who hd> been I'D
,,o,,,,inc IA, not entertained fOr two Years
,r, ". seward webb and Nj. IL. ". X IwomoN
viii give a series OF Thursday evening receptions IN
liz FIN ave. !li~t ABOVE ~
Thomas, Church. will be drown together Tor th'
OCCASION. ". ". X. Vanderbilt VIII have for tha
light Of January AID January /" the 7N"P"'''
i0aa, ii. V. G. Whitney VIII cad on cards Tor
saturday evenings with music. 49,, , ,.;,i
Mis- Fiaice, Walker and liarry Dc5; Persons VII!
10 rra,red tin. afternoon al Calvary 'huich' \ To-
80, " ,TiI f,l,.w a No. l7g Msdisoa-avc.
TIE wedding Of Mi, Mar Tier Brown 20 'o1"
sviplen IT.. will takc place IN CVoh!hs az =:
Thomas, tnur>A. : cpton VIII ioi'" al 40 i''
"es' seEyiE i d. Tale, rand Perigord mas just re
tined f. t.n from short visit - an e>lap % 1T
briN Al >uamon-. Burlington 'o1'" '''
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A WEDDING.

r,r-,ad las, evening in the Church Of St. Mary the
Virgin west Forty ffthst. The ceremony was per
formed by the rector. the Rev. Thomas McKe" Brown
The bride wore gown Of White India six, cut walking
length and trimmed with silk fringe ard passo
mente1e Her Int Of white velvet trimmed with
lace and ostrich tips She carried handsome bouquet
90 white chrysanthemums. There brides
maids The bride wa given away BY Alon1o Wcch.
,r The ushcrs were Harry Slrady and AlOnzo Hep
burn WEIGH, jr. Mr.. Mack, tie BRIDEGROOM. i well
known - d newspaper man IN THIS city lie was
formerly Editor Of The Evening Aubunian,' Of
Auburn and is now night editor Of the Western report
OF the Associated Press In the New-fork ONCE. lhe
bride j. a daughter Of Mrs. g. e.. hepburn, OF ms
CITY and A granddau ghter Of the late Captain Alex
snder Var~nnes Fraser. Among the many present
81 the ceremony were DR.. George F. ohr7idy Nr. and
MR.. Richard Smith jr Charles X. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs C. H. Redfern and Mr.. and Mrs. John W. scott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

result Of nearly all independent combinations.
The man who IS elected through such comblna-
ton generally turns out 10 be a more than en-
IRENE partisan
\ Southern Republican said yesterday in dis
cussng the Election bill and tie need Of some
kind of legislation for the South The apparent
lack of Northern sympathy with the movement 70
secure honest elections in the South is based upon
the allegation that this would mean negro 81
prcmacy in the principal Sates Of tine South. No
such result would follow. But if there were an
Election bill now proposed think the whites
intinidatc The negroes where they ui-ht no in a
aioritY that they would not he permitted -
vote al all" lie continued: Tie Republican,
in the South have been most unto -tuua'c in their
mouthpicccs nj Washington We have not at
Washington any really representative men. We
have there a number Of so-cacI Republicans who
use the South in a professional sense. They never
go South and lave real interest in II, fortunes.
The injustice of the situation in the South les III
the fact that the South has an overwhelming
representation IN CONGRESS in Proportion {" the
votes actually east I'm Other words under the
present system Of managing the elections. orc vote
in She South in National affairs is the equal of
three in tie North THIS is not Justice and it will
have to bc rcmcdcl. There Is no talk of the
bloody shirt or scctioualIsm in this II the pea
pie of the North fully compIchcndcd this t.cy
would he eager to have the great wrong rene lei.
T. G. CRAW FORD.
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,oon r,,cr To FRY HoLIDAY GiFrS

go Judg, nou the ,rp"d- ~ people VINO 7'o'o 'u''
t, door, Of the L'no> It'eum y'-"i'"' ''''I"""" ,
,,,, f, .l,-lnn To- the fair ~ I'd" I'a'hrf7 Mu'""
800, ,..,.r,,, ,,. mistake made ia deciding 10
. th. blyrar - oclock n7t'"d OF u'"r hourN '"'''
,,d,d- of school children ,l'o visited IA" exhibition III
the afternoon - the, not permitted 10 DE- p'''. !"
,, .,..,,. ONne T., tho general intcrnt mlnie'"u II"
,",,,.... -, -. .,b,,l children and to the unong7
~, ,, who continually nlcd the basement where 10 was
held ha. been decided charge an additional ann
Sion f. Of - cent, To- part Of The isr Inc 'n'uI"
iowc,,r. are admitted free TO thc N"'"''"" III u" ~"
.. a..
,tr,ng The new gift. tn" fair yesterday "a' hh'
cold watch prc.cut,f b, T'rany & Go. \ u DE- if"'e
l,. ordered that u be- given 10 IA" school trustee "h" r.
cclyr- the greatest nuuh"r Of votes inc NouhE "on'"
, a., .o,.,.l cl,,. will have II In charge. The r'lf
,,t, o, lao to,,of,.n /. excellent place 10 hriv
holiday pr~cn- Sian, article can be purchased thei'
for loss money than at me STORES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
DIED..

BARKFl; -un SUNDAY the lih inst. Cstharne beloved
iii" nr ry alderman Jamcs Barker IN her 1ith year
Relative, and friends ro" tiuy IN Yea 70 h.''u
me funeral from her late residence. 1861 West 18th st.
ON "Wednesday the I'm Inst. at 80 q M IN nee TO
win be- offered happy rrpose OF her soul thence
calvary iOg ntcrmehI
please omit flowers
RROK AW-On SUNDAY December H. 1890, az 1913
D@ln.st ErOoklvn, Teresa T. VIE OF james D. bf1Naw
Funeral at Congregational Church Bound Brook, ~ J. on
Wcin, sday December II, at 30 p m. KelatNes ana
friends respectfully invited To attend Without lulIler ~
tee Train foot OF Libertyst O'Clock
Ri MEUSuddenly Monday. December 10, at his late
residence ~ Lentrts Place brooklyn, Chss A. Bulnei
i'm the t9th Of his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
prXrON-On SUNDAY December II. 1890. Leila NJ,
daughter Of and IN" late Vanderbilt l.. HlNton.
Relatives and friends invited attend tho funeral from her
late residence kenmore. No 1913 West 1'th->t, Tues
CIy afternoon. at 3 y. m
COHNELL-Nt Flushing. l." L. on SATURDAY, december
~ Emma A., only daughter Of Hicks Y. and sarah ~
Cornell ig'd ~ years. ,.., -,
Relatives and friend, are respectfully mNioeu - AVtunu
thr funeral on Tuesday December 10, at 80 D. M
from Georges church.
Train leaves L. l. CITY at . D. M
DuNKE-At 20 Fast 3jd-tY Sunday, December H.
n,yno nd J. .o ~ John j. aad the lat" Mary IT, Drake
Funeral AT the Church " the Neutrality-suspicious. Iothst ana
5t,.svG on tuesday, December H. at - M
FOWL ER-At East orange n. j. December 10. $780, Iva
GERTRUDE wife ~ Thomas l.. Fowler.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

In. Hospital saturday and Sunday As'Ooiat'on "''
meeting last night St Luke's Hospital fh'Youftns"
and Fifth.ave Those present were A 6. AHho"' pf'
7. N. Peters &. y. Kent. Dr W. o. Noor'' "eolee W
Kruger the Rev. Il. :. Day, o. r.. schmidt = r'"auu
Morris X Je-up John s. Bussng Cornelius NahdeFbHt'
4. b. Ansbacker William a. Smith, BradioIu f'hoaeS
,eorge NJ Miller H. Plum. TIE Rev q. :. BsA'f gnu
Mrs. Richard Irwin. secretary has receiver -'Ir
asking IL would be possible extend the WORK OF the
association 70 Bellevue and other city hospitals Az pres
ebt the Of the association is confined " plN"'c nus
psls. committee was appointed consisting o. oscar
l.. schmidt 4. q. Agnew and william A. smith 70 con
scer the suggestion contained in the letter
The Ssw-YoIk Mothers Home Of the Sisters OF iieer'
torde At No sol II.t Eighty.slVh-, was admitted mo
the association Mrs Richard Irwin read the report o' I'M
Ladies Auxiliary. The report showed that eoog progress
being made but that the work Of collecting money among
the would have 70 h. postponed until after The hol
Gay The reports Of the various committees
show encouraging STAT Of things BoAes have Deem
placed many OF the elevated railroad stations and Al
public Most Of the societies Q: the city have b on
sppczed and many Of them have responded favoaby
The collections various trade auNiaros promise 70
exceed those Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

SHE SAYS HHR HUSBAND WAS OF uNSoCND
MIND.
The objection, the probate Of the will OF Daniel H.
ravcrwcathcr. The leather merchant who bequcd'ue'
over - 900 900 10 various colleges throughout INC
,nuury were filed IN the >urrogatcs ONCE Yesterday
ny CoIder Bros. in behalf of the widow, Mrs Lucy
Faverweather. The objections were signed o"lo'0
Robert ]. smack, notary pablo. at Mr.. faNcr-
x.ather', home late Yesterday afternoon ana were
I'D lust before the Suuocates ONCE was c"'Seu iol
pc dav. Mr.. Faycrwcather declared that Inc VIII
and cHcil, were the tcs:amentaly acts OF hcr HIS
hand and that the will not executed by nm Hcoiy
and voluntarily.
Sic declares that il is her belief that wrongful ana
unduo influences were praci-ed upon her h"'o''" "'
the time Of the execution of the WILL she al>o W.
clare, that Mr.. F2yerweather was not OF sol"u ''''
ubcu he executed the will. but that he was kFcauN
.,feebled both in body and mind and thai Ne wa o,
enrncient 60 make legal WILL -hc also dccnF> ti I
,bn will Is technically void i'm not complying VIII , ,d
,,atnte> The case placed upon lie Co I.ccuVu
viii calendar and it Will come up before 't
,hs morning to have date fixed for the contestants "
lie heard