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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11

In consequence of the late New York
fire, 100000 of mems and boys clothing
has been saved and the stock ordered 10
be removed to different cities: $4,000
worth of the stock has been ordered to
san Antonio. The large store room in
the Kampmann building, adjoining the
Lockwood National bank, has been rented
by the insurance companies for the pur-
pose of this great fire sale. The building
has been closed for one entire week
10 arrange the great sale. The building
will be opened again and this great fire
insurance sale will commence Thursday.
November -, at o'clock Il. M, by the
great Fire Insurance Clothing company.
Everything will be sold at retail at 81
per cent less than actual cost of manu-
facturc. The stock consist of fine cloth
ing for men and boys.
The appraisers for the insurance COM
pany. after carefully examining the
stock of clothing, concluded the same
was not so badly damaged rs claimed by
the assured manufacturers, and failing
TO agree al to the actual loss we were
forced to take the stock, turn it into
money, and the goods must be sold at
once in order TO make a final settlement.
All goods are appraised at twO-thirdS of
manufacturers cot. As this is all we
want for them the great fire sale will en-
able people Of this city and vicinity to Sc
cure their clothing for almost nothing.
As the time for this great fire sale is
! limited everything will go off rapidly.
This is the first time a sale of such extra
ordinary magnitude has Ger taken place
! in this city. and will never occur again.
| In order 10 show what gigantic bargains
will be offered few prices Will be men
! ton. and remember this great sale will be
| as advertised.
| A splendid suit of mems clothing for
| s -. This suit is well made, all to
! match. latest style, and is really worth
! SIl. Mems extra fine quality suits, made
| am trimmed in best possible manner,
| 81 o.. guaranteed to be worth $40. High
| grade. moaning equal to the finest quality
| tailor work in all styles. Prince Al
| bCrtS, getaways and sacks. in wide
| wales, clay wOrStrds and cheviOUs, silk
and satin lined, we will sell Tor $3.50
| worth S25. We offer an elegant pair OF
! mems pants for 81 -, made of nice
cloth, aud they are really worth g. Mems
| English wOrsted cutaway dress suits S'.25
! worth SlS. a tremendous variety OF boys
| clothing OF the finest quality. All must
| 60 at a terrible sacrifice. Do not fail to
call and examine goods and prices at this
great sale-tO be sold at retail. 1t cost
nothing to call and judge for yourself. and
| you will find the above are positive facts
| A chance for such wonderful bargains oc
ours only once in a lifetime. Remember
the address, in Kampmann building, ad
Joining Lockwood National bank, corner
Commerce and Soledad streets. During
the great fire insurance clothing sale the
store will remain open until O'Clock al
night and on Saturdays until ! | O'Clock p
m. Remember the opening day, Thurs
day, November II.
| Country merchants are requested To
call. 1l-l02t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11
MILITARY NOTES.

General Stanley and wife. also
Lieutenant Holbrook, will arrive at
Fort Sam Houston from California
next Friday. They have been absent
from the post for some time.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Davis were
rendered complimentary concert by
the 23rd / Ifantry band, in front OF
the quarters occupied by them at the
post last night. A very fine selection
of music was furnished.
Sergent w. J. Spencer, \ company,
23rd infantry, has applied for trans
fer to D troop, 3rd cavalry, which
troop he will enter as private. { is
very seldom that they give up their
stripes and larger pay for private's
bunk.
Tonight ia ladies' evening at the
officers club at Fort Sam Houston.
A reception will be rendered them at
the club rooms. The gallaries have
been strung with Japanese lanterns for
the occasion. Music will be furnish
ed by the 23rd infantry band who
will render their concert in front of
the club rooms. The evening will be
spent in promensding and talking
(probably toasts.
Drill was given at the military post
last evening, the cavalry and artil-
lery participated in the event. It's
hard work for them.
The Fort Sam Houston Social club
will give their regular weekly hop at
Muth's pavilion tomorrow night.
Major Sniffin, paymaster, claim
that he Is not responsible Tor the
money stolen at Fort Clark, as tn
money was not in his charge when
taken. He says, though, that he may
be held accountable for it. It does
not seem right that he should
be made to refund this money, and
NE very probably will not be. He
must await the act of congress.
The country along the Rio Grande,
from the Gulf to Ell PasO, is soon 30
be explored and a correct military
map is to be drawn up from iC. Such
was the orders issued at the post
headquarters yesterday. This will
be very sensible act, as nothing
definite is known of this country.
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AT MOSER ~ BLOCKS
Closing Out Sale You Can Buy

Closing Out Sale You Can Buy:
Allwool half hose 2lc per pair.
Fine silk scarfS l9c each.
Red all-wool underwear S1.75 suit.
White wool underwear $l.75 suit.
Natural wool underwear Sl.75 suit.
Fancy stripe wool underwear S1.75 suit.
Hamilton Brown shoes 1.S5 per pair
Wire buckle Suspenders zoe per pair.
Ladies' and misses all-wOol hose PIC
per pair.
Children's allwool hose lie per pair.
Ladies 81 50 shoes at $l.95 per pair
Ladies' 500 shoes at LAO per pair.
Ladies $3.50 shoes at SLIP per pair.
And all other goods in proportion.
Over 600 pairs of pants far below cost I
MOsER & Blocks,
Ais +. Houston street.
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Thr Grand jury Defied.

The morning Express contains quite a
sensational disclosure of the proceedings
of the grand jury. The headlines are
sufficient to convict some one of the high
est offence against the peace and dignity
of the state. The article purpOrtS to he Il
report of an interview with the mayor
The article reads: The grand jury being
of different political faith had all TO
gain and nothing to lose by pursuing a
course caIcLlatcd to throw suspicion on
the city administration" OF what pOlit-
zeal faith is the city administration? Ger
taiulv it is not democratic or republican,
but Mr.. Caiiaghan imagneS that the
grand Jury must he inspired by political
motives whom they attempt to investigate
the city affairs.
"Hr. ltho mayor proposes to see how
much authority James NCwcOmb, Hans
l.. Dcgpncr, ct al, known enemies of the
citv administration. had for the course
which they were pursuing with regard to
that institution"
This is a defiance of the grand jury and
IL remains to be seen how much power
there is in the state TO bring public Off
calS to account for their stewardship to
the people Since it has come to this that
the public officials attempt to tinveS-
tigatiOn the people are all Of one mind to
have the matter prObed to the bottom, and
the dignity of the state maintained
Mr.. Callahan mlv re very OmnIpO'e ltas
mayor. but ne will find his threats child
/ iSh and his inSiuuatiOnS COntemptibjC
when applied to a sworn body of good cit
tiZnnS.
( The people are watching the outcome
and their voice is with the grand jury.
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Has a Good Heart.

Ladies: In Sundays paper an appeal in
behalf of the above home was made.
Some can give the money which is so
urgently needed, others can only give
work. To the latt.r, l would say, CO.
operate with me in the following place
and thus assist in lifting one burden off
the home. will provide a room, three
machines, and do the cutting and arrang
ing of work one day in each week. Those
who have not the leisure to work can send
material to make up. Many things are at
your homes that will make little gar
mentS for the cold weather that is COM
ing. Thus we may clothe the little ones
thrown upon the world, the Lords little
ones" with small cost to ourselves, but
with The great reward Of the well done
from the Master.
Send material to ne as early as possible
and let the workers come any time Tues
dav next. November II.
Hoping for a good supply of material.
rs also Il good corps of willing workers,
am. yours in any good work.
L. 5. COvEY, Gig Avenue c.
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CITY COURT.

Ten cases were brought before the re-
cOrder this morning and S5l in fines were
assessed. Two cases were continued.
Pat Dalfan, drunk and down, SO.
Geo Smith, drunk and down, SO.
ThOS Boyle, drunk and diSOrderly. $40.
EugeniO SenteniO, suspicious charac er,
continued.
Scnon Guerrero, suspicious character,
$. He also was one of the "light-tin
gered chaps" who attended the fire last
night.
Louis Wolf. vagrant. 81 or : days. A
gold ring ana % calibre pistol loaded
with Il. Il. caps was found on his person.
He was al the fire last night and claims to
have found the ring i9 The pistol,
which might be called harmless, he
claimed to have traded for from boy OF
this city.
ThOs. Scott, vagrant, s. or : days.
Another witness of the fire.
Robert Moore, vagrant, s. or Z days.
About the same as the former cases.
Il C. Cummings, vagrant, continued.
j. w. POSeman, vagrant, s. or = days.
who were looking at the fire last night.
They were probably cold and came out in
hopes of getting warm, and something
else in the shape of booze and Doodle pro-
badly. The Gre seemed to draw them
from all districts, aud probably some who
were out of town when it took place.
Several more have been seen on the
streets tOday.i
Torres, drunk and down, too drunk to
be tried. His first name is not known.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11
RIPPS-HEHN WEDDING.
They viii Make san Antonio Their
Future Home-NumerousP Pres
anita

They viii Make san Antonio Their
Future Home-Numerous Pres
ents Received.
Mr.. J. f. Rips and Miss Annie
Helm were married at the st. Joseph
Catholic church yesterday evening.
Rev Pefferkorn Joined the happy cou-
pie. There werea large number of rela-
lives and friends present at the
church. After the wedding they re-
sired to the house of the BRIDES
mother number 3S South street,
where reception was given
by them last night. The names
of the bridesmaids aud groom'sm
we're as follows: Bride's-maiGs, Misses
NJ Umscheidt, f. Detro, NJ. Rips, S
Zlnsmeyer, s. Zalmanzig. Grooms-
men. Messrs. = J. RIpps, H. Rips,
VIM. Umscheidt, F Biehl, II. J. Heit
gen and II. Lamm. Miss L. I'm
scheidt acted as maid of honor and led
Tue flower girls from the church
TO the brides house. The flow
or girls were: Misses A. Helm,
Kaue Adams, Mary Withhold and
Mary Gail. They presented
the bride with a handsome bouquet of
artificial white roses, wnlcn were
used i'm decorating the supper tables.
Miss Withhold pres ented the groom
with lovely bouquet as the couple
entered their home.
Three recitatiOns were given by
Miss b. Jacobs for which she received
great applause from the guests. A
speech was also made by Mr.. Cook,
rermed "In Wedding" to the bride
and groom, after which several songs
were sung by Mr.. Cook and
Miss Louisa Within fl. The favOrite
of these was one termed annie and
john" which suited the occasion to
dot, and was applauded by all
present.
Several toasts were given and were
heartily responded 90 by the guests.
Among the presents received,
which were too numerous to be
named separately, was a handsome
wedding cake sent by Mr.. &. Gimble,
consisting of several small cakes
mbined making it in the shape of
castle. beautifully decorated with
colored candy leaves and flowers.
The wedding cake given by the
brides mother was also splendid and
looked like q large lump of polished
silver.
There were over three hundred
guests present during the reception,
and the supper tables were set at four
different occasions. Wines, beer and
pther refreshments were of a splen-
did and assorted variety.
The bride was dressed In q lovely
cream cOlOred China silk dress with
orange blossoms and flower trimming.
On her head ste wore a wreath of
range blossoms. and also long and
heecy veil. The bridesmaids were
dressed in cream cOlOred ladies cloth
with a bunch OF orange blossoms
fastened at the breast. The groom,
and groom smen wore dress suits,
with a huttouhOle bouquet of orange
blossoms.
They will make their future home
at the residence of the BRIDES mother,
number SO South street.
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IMPORTANT TO The PJRLIc.

Having decided to discontinue the
shoe business, l Offer my entire stock
of shoes, fixtures etc, tor sale al cost.
The stock must be disposed Of by
January !, and in order to accomplish
this I will make Undressing to those
who are in need of footwear. if they
give me q call. JAMES MARTIN,
I'LL st 2l9 f. Houston street
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RuiIdIur Permits

Z Townsend, addition to dwelling,
Gibbs street. 9th ward.
Chas. Earhart. dwelling, Jones
street, 4th ward, $500.
Roo raItatero, dwelling, eros by
street, Oh ward, $500
NJ. Half, carriage house, South
street, 9TH ward.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11

A little newsboy jumped off a
Teu Car On West Houston street TINS
morning on the wet blocks and lost
his footing, falling Violently on his
head. He was knocked silly for a
little while but no serions injury was
received by him. This will stop his
jumping off cars while in motion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11
Elected Officers.

The BeXar Field Trial CLUB elected
directors last night ~ follows: Simon
Veith, G A Chahot, Joe VI George,
=. NJ. Round, f A. FerIet, Aug.
GroOsman, > G Newton Mr.. George
WAS chosen pres dent Nr. Veith, vice.
PRESIDENT; Mr. Chabot, secretary aud
treasurer Trials will be held Jauu-
ary II aud II.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11
NOTICE.

Having made extensive improve
ments in my picture frame department
by adding large steam engines 1 am
now fully prepared to execute all or
ders for picture frames with prompt.
ness and satisfaction.
c. 81. MUELLER,
D esler in wall paper, paint, etc.. 2l7
Houston street. 10 "a Inn
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of Villanueva ard Newton
has been dissolved by mutual con
sent. ). VIlleuueva assuming all
liabilities, and collecting all out
standing debts. GEO. NEWTON,
II 10 ct s. NILLENUEVA.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11

Announces To hia friends aud customers
tn Il he has received shipment of 500
patterns Of Daurs goods and 300 pgt rms
SultingS Fine pauLS viii be- sold for $S 10
SIP. Fine dress suits and bIHck diagnndls
a speciality Satisfaction ana GJ guaran-
teed beyond question. s25 If
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ity and loss of nerve power, treated scientific
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FEMALE DISEASEc cured at home
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PILES Great discovery. A cure guaran-
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SYPHILIS. The most rapid, safe and ef-
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SKIN DISEASES ofall kinds cured where
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UNNATURAL DISCHARGES prompt,
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A home treatment can be gwen in majority
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Address or call on
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Federal Court.

Geo. Bennecke. criminal libel, dis
missed.
Brother joseph. violating lottery
law, dismissed.
Emil Upper, passing counterfeit
Mexican dollars, continued.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11

For coal vases, coal hods, and fire
CRATES 90 to Max SchuItze's 8 West
Commerce street, successor to II.
SchultZe. 10 10 I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11

Furniture Packed and Shipped
BY Olsen & Wake, near Houston
street bridge Holm.
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Married.

The furniture department of H.
SCnultz, Jr., has been solemnly wed
ded to the stove and hardware busI-
meas at 224 f. Houston st. Prices
lower than ever. IL 7 In
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CHANCE FOR ONLY ONE WEEK.

200 acres fine land all fenced. 2-stOry
house, ~ acres in cultivation, 4 acres in
orchard, II miles from city, at bargain.
For one week, as owner wants to leave
city. Apply to
lilo Ct Joan T. HAMBLEToN & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-11

DR.. W. METERS OFFICE
Is now at his residence, 259 Garden
st. H ours, 10 to II a M, 2 to5 p. m
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THE CHEAPEST TEAS.
Hollands Happy Thought" SOC per D
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Olsen s Wake.

Olsen Wake.
Always ready to move, pack and
store your furniture. liz lm.
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YOUNG Men

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DR.. EDWARDS.

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in San Antonio. Texas, aud can he consulted
free OF clsrCe at Hotel Ma rerick. Ho IRIS:
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-19

! vas taken siek onc yesr ago With VIVA
oae dociot ssii VAS overflow Of the GALL
aud anoiher, ulcers Of the liver They
ihonsh, ! eould no, live. Ny mother per,
shaded me 10 try fsrofite Remedy. My
health vas never better than l, 10 to-day.
and nay seis Is one hundred spd forty
pounds, F.vorils Remedy saved my life,
| cannot praise i, enough. Mrs jennie
Rennie. Virgil. n. Y.
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EAST ARLINGTON.

Miss Amy Back is 10 Strst,op, visiting
Mrs. Y. Gfout.
Mrs. Ruel Walker Is 10 Boston stten
ding the We T. U convention.
Mrs + Eddy and Mrs. j. Shepard
spent Thursday in Manchester.
The members OF the Y. Z. s. G. +
met with those Of Salisbury. Sunday
evening.
Ernie Dennison and Bert Moore left
town for Florida last week. We wish them
success 10 ,he"sunny south. "
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Some OF our locsl ,aai 90 viii At
tend the turkey shoot At Manchester next
Tuesisy.
There 10 considerable ..ci,emep, in
tosa over the rcept DECISION Of the Su
prsme Court 10 the schnoi case. IL es,sb.
ltshes the fractional distinct and ,skss is
on, Of the town system Of schools.
We noticed 10 late NUN Der OF your
ever welcome paper that there would be ~
eniefhiamshs al the Bore. Nov. IL. for
the beefht Of the rev church. Knowing
iron pss, experience tts, ihe youug PEG
pie d that pisee possess .npfnor home
islso, and plert, Of push. (in other words
ensfe, vs joined crowd Of pleasant peo'
pie and ~i,h them sea, 10 -Unels g<u
ben's Hasiing Bee" AZ ve entered The
ne~ church for The frrt ,ius and cav i,s
simple beauty ve could but vish esch Per
son sLo 20 generously helped ihir people
70 place Of vonhip nigh. 80 how well
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-11-19

ih,tf lshaf Aad uosey hsss besn Invested
The Ha.tiss i,ee v1 a sSecnss eo't
.oci.iiy ssd ensnoiaIly, Heriy thirty doi
lsrs being rsslis d for The ehateh above
oil eIpsnss. 0res, credit 10 das 10 ibcss
hsriBg The sntsrisisnssi 10 Charge iof
the ,ssieat msnner 10 which everything
vas conducted. All perforated their paris
in nsrner 10 plesse. The music. both
vocal and Instrumental. vss good. yell
Sish perfect May thanks ere due Prof
Nichols Of Dorsei snd the sinscrs from
Bennington We heard many regrets ss
pressed that The pastor Of the church, 10
whom this people are deyoiedly attached,
vss 20. able 70 be present Last bat not
least among the sood things sas bounti.
ful Old England supper We repeat the
Wish Of many that the entertsinment may
DO repssiea. one thing ve noticed that
deserves special mention. ibs, which mark.
The true gentleman OF lady The world over,
~e refer TO The constant attention given
the older people duriag toe entire even
lag. OBSERVER.
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kAx.a Her llf..

cord q 1884 vill far .urp.ss that Of The
rear 1891.
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ABINGDON.

The ladies guild will give "Krszee'
supper At the town ball 90 Wednesday eve
Nov. %, (ihsnkseiying eve Doors open
81 81. Supper will be ready st 8 IS
aud 6'l7. Admission males 10 cts. ladies
81 cents. Everytbi will bs 'odd."
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% 30 lsis thoss vsisiss on ihs otast aide.
therefore.
Aesospef The; A5orirsm Chapter fei
sliass ,hs TACT that. "a losins ptOshsf s.s'
ibcG. !, loses oss who by bis cksstial Dis
position sss LsiPisl rs,afe sptssfed bin.
seit 10 81 With whom be So associated
DO, We are contest 10 leave ti@ 10 The
hss5. Of Hin Who tosit al tbinss sell
Resolved. That 10 The befaved ismsiy
ADD frieads We sIieud our HEARTFELT eosSo'
leco. sbd sympathy 10 their affection.
Rosapo. Tbs, ihs charter sns !sssls be
drsped for The accustomed period. copy
Of ths.s resolutions seq, 10 the family Of
the deceased sud zane 10 The ofsce Of the
M.aebos,er JocssAt Tor publie.iiop.
JoSrraNr DHScH.
GIo. q. WooDoocN.