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THEIR STORY TO BE INE1szzaA1ED.
l[r. Heiz Goes Among tho Dohenian RasI.
road Laborers In West virEinis,

Nr. Helz Goes AmonG the 0ohenian Ian.
road Laborers In West virGfnia,
The story Of the seven white Bohemian
slaves who sent letter to tho Bohemian news.
paper. Voice of the People In this city. describ-
inx their condition and asking for help to get
away from their taskmasters. will be invssti-
gated. Tho socialists:oi tho Bohemian colony
here have raised fund to send one Of their
number to Puroell's Camp. at Elkhorn. West
Va. Bernard Heiz. writer for the Bohemian
paper. volunteered to go. He 6rst sought
the advice OF Gen. O'Beirne. who wrote him Q
tho Treasury o. L. Spsulding. Mr.: .Helz went
to Washington on Saturday last He IL prob.
suffering fellow countrymen are At work. He
has taken a big revolver with him. and, on
ing himself Of the truth Of the charges br ,ught
By the wretched. railroad laborere against
their bosses: lay his case before the United
over Mcdowell county,
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IAs4k,s DISPUTED MILLIONS.
Judge Beach Refuses to EnioIn the Tria
Before Judge Dyknan.

JadGe Beach Refuses to Enloin the Trial
Before Judge Dyknan.
Francis W. Lasak died ON Feb. 49, 1889. at
Dobbs Ferry. leaving an estate valued At
S5.000000. Four daughters Ophelia J. Cuth-
bert Cornela D. Chauvet. Victoria A. McKen-
ze. and Antoinetts L. schermerhorn. and .
erandchild survived him. His will left one
third OF the estate to Mrs. Cuthbert but Mrs.
Schermerhorn received only the income OF $780,
900. She contested tho will. but 1t was sustain
ed. She has since brought several suits in eject
fore Judge Dykmnn at White Plains on Monday.
Mrs. Cuthber! spbse4u,n nlly brought suit In
cured an INJUNCTION restraining the trial of the
schermerhorn suit on Monday. Counsel
tinue this injunction and to con- >olidate Mrs.
Schermerhorn's actions with hts clients.
Judge Beach said that he did not propose to
anjoin tho trial on Monday. He did not believe
in one Supreme Cour, Judge interfering with
another. Decision was reserved as to the other
part OF the motion.
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Only f,neen Thirty.1.y Ne. ro.,s.

Collector Erhardt went South yesterday with
Mrs. Erhardt and few friends for q few days
recreation. Acting Collector Couch appointed
these temporary storekeepers to supervise the
refining OF raw sugar In bond: Francis N.
King. John J. Loran. Michael J. Lally. Harry
g. Rushmore. William H. sinn. John NJ. Will
James J. German. Arthur r, Ely. Charles L.
Amber, Edward J: Egsn. Walter z; Bunton.
These flfteen were taken from the eligible
lIsts. They were the only ones on those lists
OF $50 not In permanent employment As the
serve tho Cove ern mont thirty days, the remain.
ing fifteen storekeepers needed will have TO
come from some other quarter.
The sun., 1891-03-05

"A "Uocbt unu DUR Mhuo 70 EIkbt.
AUGUSTA. Ga. March "A fight between
bulldog and wildcat was the novel snort that
attracted several hundred people across the
river to Hamburg tonight. The dog was an
immense brlndle. half bull and half blood
hound, weighing seventy pounds. His oppo-
mont was dangerous looking wildcat OF black
and gray. weighing twenty-five pounds.
At times IL looked as II tho dog would win,
and then odds were bet on tho cat. After II
hard etrugg!e for thirty minutes the cat won
tho fight. and his victory WAS cheersd. A con-
1t did not take long Tor the coon to win.
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A Soldier .. Disgrace for Ce.r.As.

P1rTsRusoH. March 4.-Willtam j. Higgins
spent last night in the station house. He 10
laboriously making his way from Utah to
Troy. New York. without funds. Higgins and
a man named Franklin enlisted In the regular
army ftom Troy. after an apprenticeship In the
State militia. franklin got into = brswl with
Utah, aud was sentenced to three months In
the euaEd house. which meant mean ~ work On ,th The
had bcen his guard several times. and Frsnk-
liz had made NO effort to escape. Ono day.
however. In . moment OF carelesspess on a ie-
gins gins 8 saw W. him 10 time TO shoot. as the. reenis-
lions required, but he could not DO It.. The
nsf'I 70 hini i By 3 thousand KIM dnesss. lat him
20" said Hieeins: but would not have put
he the guard" Higgins WAS court msrtialed
and dlshonOrably discharged. His uniform
cIosLss VII. 90 Witch Sis eomraaes % raised for
him. He left Utah on Nov. Is.
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TRUST FUND FOR IMx1aRANTA

A Plan to Dispose OF tho Proceeds OF the
Wards Island Sale.
committee Co sisting OF James Rorke.
President of tho Irish EmiRrant Society. tho
Rev. DR.. Dunn. tho Protestant Episcopal Port
Chaplain. AMI the Rev. NJ. Calls9han OF the
Catholic EmiRrant Mission. representing the
societies and churches interest cd In the welfare
Assembly Committee on Ways and Means reso.
lntions urging that the Immigrant property on
Wards Island shall NOT be sold below .
actual market value: and thut the surplus ac-
cruing from the eale shall be set aside as a
trust fund for the teneflt Of i'm migrants within
the borders OF the state Of New York who may
fall into distress and need public aid.
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Ker. MsAs . Fire Cosnissieaer.

Mayor Cleveland OF Jersey City yesterday ap.
pointed William F. Kern Fire Commissioner.
TO fll the unexpired term OF John Conway. who
was elected chief OF tho department after Chief
Fsrrier was Killed. Yhe new Commlssioner's
term will expire April 22. 1892. , hE Kern was
q member Of the Board OF Public Works when
d0rmaD.
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William Won Felde. who was committed to
Bellevue Hospital for examination as to his
sanity by Justice Taintor in the Tombs Police
Court last Saturday, and who alleged that his
sister. the complainant against him, was con-
spring with others to get possession of tho
property left by his father and estim ated to be
worth about 100000. has been Examined by
two physicians and pronounced Insane. Yes
terday Won Fslde's relatives took him to Dr.
Coombs's sanitariuM ut WOODLAND.
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The Pilgrim Delayed by Collision.

The steamboat Pilgrim Of the Fall River line
was In collision In He'll Gate with tho schooner
Maggie Cummings Of Communipsw at P. II.
on Tuesday. Tho Pilgrim was bound east.
and. the rain and snow being thick twas ruA.
Jailed 60 see the schooner. which was running
down. the river 18th the Eind abeam, until q
collision vas imminent The waIuing signals
wear round futile. The Pilgrim. together With
nearly all the Sound boats. came to anchor OF
risk continuing the trip Hhe was practically
nninjul cd and wsnI on to Fall River early. YES
terdsy morning. The schooner lost her bow
spirit and forstopmsst and anchored In the
East River. No one was injured.
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CLOSE
~ ORDER OF THE
4 ssI q N z 3.

The building Is No is6 and ias and has been ocsu-
pied by @. Bsrnum Co. the Coshisra for nearly 80
years where they maintained up 10 the present day
reputation keeping In stock the most and
fashionable clothing OF any house in the trade The
sisnmsnt was msds . few days after rscsvins their
spring stock from their manufacturing department.
and bargain hunters will now have an extraordinary
buy suit OF clothes At shout rs
on ths doisr the assignee having decided wnd nD
The Mnars OF the hrm The sale viii begin thig
The sun., 1891-03-05
An Overture to the Auctio.esrs.

The man ayers OF tho Real Estate Exchange
made certain overtures yesterday to the auc-
tioneers. 1t WAS proposed that tho suctioneers
nay the fees demanded OF them BY the resolu.
tlon which wont into effect ON Jan. l. and that
the difference betweei what the suc'ioneers
insist are excessive feee and tho old schedule
with trust company pending tost case which
is to be brought in the supreme Court. Tho
managers unless their proposition 10 accepted
must begin to post the recaie eitrant aucrioneerS
to-day. and IN follow this up by suspending aud
eventually expelling them.
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New York Town and Charter Elections.

Rockland County-The Democrats elected
three Supervisors and Tho Republicans elected
two. This Is the first time In many years that
two Republican Supervisors have been chosen.
Ba,avis-The Republicans elected their can.
didstes for Town Clerk. Justice OF the Peace.
and Assessor. The Democrats elected the
Supervisor. Collector. Oversesr OF the Poor,
and Commissioner Of Highways.
Dunkirk-The Republicans elected their
candidate for Mayor and the Democrats tho
City Treasurer. The Republicans elected three
Aldermen and the Democrats ono.
Suspension Hridge-VilaGe President. H.
Cornell lkep !; Trustee. John Stryker dem. 7;
Trsasprer, II, Delmsge lDem): Assessor. Felix
Olsan--Tby Republican candidates for Prssi.
dent and Police Justice were elected. All the
Assessors and Aldermen elected are Demo-
Gratis.
Albion-The Democratic c cane ates for Presi-
dent and Trustee were elected.
Rensselaer, County-The Board OF Supervis-
nnrs stands fifteen Democrats TO thirteen
Republicans.
Washington County-The Bourd OF Super
yisors, win stand fourteen Republicans and
three Democrats.
The sun., 1891-03-05
Found 5000 Bracelet in the Gutter.

While getting into her carriage. after tho
Purim ball at tho Metropolitan Opern House
last Thursday night. Mrs. Leopold wallach Of
10 East Eightielh street lost her diamond and.
rearl bracelet, which, she values at 5000. Tho
old newsboy, found It lying in the gutter badly
battered aud with all but three OF the stones
burns. TWO Sixth Avenue hack men. have It.
and they disposed OF Il, for $50. Mr.. wsllach
notified the police, and the three men were ar
rested. On Tuesday they were Rrraigned In
the Jefferson Market Court and were rema nded
until yesterday. whom they were discharged
The sun., 1891-03-05
A ss.S Caught q. the R.r,t...

BOUND BROOK. March 4.-The frst shad to
be caught In tho Raritan River was captured
by TONY" Wsson. He had set shad net
Just below the dam. The fish was roe, weigh
Ing only two ounces short Of five pounds. Mr..
Wesnn carefully packed II in Ice aud cent II TO
the Executive mansion at Trenton. whore he
hopes It will form sn important part OF Gov.
Abbetts dinner Tomorrow night
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A,,v. But Earollea A.o.s IL. Dead.

CARLISLE. Pa. March 4.-The monument
erected In this city In honor Of the soldiers
who lost their lives during tho late war con.
tains the name OF Levi A. Bowen. Co H.
Seventh Pennsylvania Reserves" He nov
turns up and s at homo in Northumberland.
farmer. Bowen was shot through the lungs !at
the, the battle M Of White Oaks. AMI lay upon the
dead. He recovered from his wound and went
to California. Until recently his family knew
noihing Of his wherssbouts The mistake he's
The sun., 1891-03-05
Have Discovered . Third Track.

At the meeting Of the Building Trades Sec
ton OF the Central Labor Union at Clarendon
Hall last night one OF tho delegates reported
that the Manhattan Elevated Railway Com
pany was laying . third track on the, Ninth
second street.
He said that this was being done a. RE-
pAirs" hut that 1t was In violation OF tho pro-
visions Of the compsnys charter. There wa.x
great deal OF discussion on the subioct. and
the Secretary was instructed to notify Mayor
Grant.
The sun., 1891-03-05
Il. r. O'Connor Returns to Eusl.ua.

Mrs. Walter Gillette gave dinner to T. p.
O'Connor. NJ. r.. at her homo. "a West Fortieth
street, on Tuesday evening. Among tho guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Raymond. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Stanton. aud Mr.. aud Mrs..
Mr. OConnor sailed for South ampton yes
tercay In the North German Lloyd steamship
Spre0.
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How the werIa's Fair Bsildi.ss win Ne
Placed.

CHICAGO. March 4.-Ths general plan OF the
grounds aud buildings for the Worlds Fair
was completed to-day. Jackson Park is di.
vided into many sections. The one to the
north. on ground already improved. 10 reserved
for State and torsisn Goysrnnent buildnes
lagoon. and 10 the. east viii DO curved pier
eXisndinG far into Lake Michigan. The State
ior The purpose oigivine each as nearly as pos
sibis a plsns Of Sdual prominence. The "A;
with . gilded dome rising to the height Of the
Auditorium tower.
The sun., 1891-03-05

A Cau 70 tho Rev. Charles Q. Robinson.
The congregation of the Thirteenth Street
Presbyterian Church. at . meeting last night.
issued q call to the Rev. Charles 8. Robinson.
He has been preaching IN the church for four
salary will be $500 . year. Mr.. hobinson 10
EDITOR Of Ereyv Thnrsdap He vas formerly
pastor Of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
The sun., 1891-03-05

II any one sees anything OF William O'Brien.
2!s feet tall weight 196 pounds. hair shaggy
gray, Steve .Brodie would like to be informed.
VBrien 10 lost. at least 80 Brodio says al
though there are persons who say that hs has
merely strsysd away with friend. ,O'Brien is
n native OF MRllow. county Cork. Steve says
hc 10 80 NJ" Tr'sr .'s' i'cr ~ 'nIa country
The sun., 1891-03-05
The Theatre Cl.s at che aarae..

Tho Theatre Club. organized by Mrs. Gar-
ence Cary and Mrs. Charles F. Hsvsmeyer.
after dining st the residence OF Mrs. Carer, at
54 Park avenue. last night. attended Nine.
at tho Garden Theatre. Among the members
oi the club are Mise Flora Dsyis Miss Taller.
Mss MIa, Elssn0r Jay R9binspn M!s. sSRds MI
MT. Duncan Elliott. Mr.: Elisha Dyer. Jr. Mr.
Clarence Cary. Mr. Living.,on Beekman Mr..
f. Randolph Robinson. Mr. W, Butler Duncan,
Jr., and Mr.. Robert Hargous.
The sun., 1891-03-05
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
Latest Infornation or Interest From I.
Quarters.

Latest Infornation or Interest Fron all
Quarters.
At the morning session Of the Convention Of
State Railrond Commissioners Q general dis
cussion Of the resolutions at Washington yes
terday ON reasonable rates was had The dis.
cussion covered the entire subject OF rates.
One Of the resolutions adopted was: 1t is
within tho power Of Congress and the State
Legislatures to delegate the power Of reason
sioners. and i to make NJ tIeir findings u upon aaes.
!tons OF fact. after fair legal opportunity to be
heard. as ,conclnsive and binding upon the
In the afternoon 1t was resolved to appoint a
seson the need ioT ssson Ds
that body calculated 70 hasten and insure the
.na
motives with driving wheel brakes. ''s'
In tho New Hampshire House OF Representa-.
tives on Wednesday the following was sub
mitted as message from the Governor:
TO n a,a% Sss xo.s r: q ~ ';
III. s.s: :; Nv ss .ss % s 70. IL s.s..
II:
::t y =
the ncoro hhllroku ana win the
ton operating shall secure to the
Sy Leg p: ..%e n tight: and
couls .Ss III
r. :nd " e. os a e.n
without Iereet on such arrears II the State prefers
not to receive its elHOun In one sum II may be ar
RANGED to be paid ~ installments Of sOlO with In
tsrss Or the msy be without interest and
ST. o601 Very respectfully. AusTIx Cossis.
The matter was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The Intercontinental Railway Commission
met In Washington yesterday and arrsn god the
preliminaries for making survey Of the pro-
posed railroad. Mr.. William F. skunk OF Pitts
and he will have general charge Of the survey;
with the Pennsylvania Railroad and surveyed
the line Of that railroad over the Allegheny
Mountains. Other civil engineers will be 90.
lected 10 assist him. and he IL also promised
the COZ pei alton Of local engineers In each Of
the countries through which the pro-
posed road Ia T., pass. There will be
three surveying parties including tho military
party already assigned to Central American
n: To ns,Hi.s will be %nasf
work respectively north and south from Q CEN
trail point in Colombia. The principal difficulty
anticipated In the aurvey ia crossing the Andes
in Colombia. Mr. Shunk's experience In noun
tain railroad engineering will be specially val
uable In that connection. 1t 10 esiimated that
It will take eighteen months TO complete the
surveys with tho present force.
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M.ys. . R.e.,vers.,p After All.

Maybe . RecetVershiP Alter All,
Two long and agitsted meetings Of directors
and stockholders OF the American Loan and
Trust Company were held yesterday. and the
final meeting will bs held to-day. II at this
meeting plan of reorganization cannot he
agreed upon. Judge Ingraham will be asked
10 appoint receiver Tomorrow. Certain In
tsrssis refuse to subscribe to the plan submit
tAA
The sun., 1891-03-05
Report AsaIn., Morrison. Accuser.

Deputy Street, Cleaning Commissioner Dali
ton submitted to Commissioner Beattie yes-
terday brief report Of the Investigation he
has been conducting into the charges made
by Assistant Foreman Thomas j. Everett
against superintendent Morrison. The report
resspnmends rec, the dismisssl OF Everett No re-
The sun., 1891-03-05

A Doctor Gets Ms Back Pension.
coRRr. Pa. March 4.-One OF the largest pen-
siops Of recent years Was awarded few days
ago to DIR. Manhattan Pickett Of this. place and
formerly member oi the Twelfth New York
V"!i t."r 1'r : -, leo - r'N' re- r,Y
The sun., 1891-03-05

Result Or Msking ~ the Best Materials IN
Reaay.asde Clothing.
The ,hronss that daily pass through Chatham square
have noticed the following sgn ou one Of the city's
lsudmaIIs;
The sun., 1891-03-05

When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, she cried for Castorta
When she became Miss, she clung to castoriA
when she had Children, she gave thsm cassssiA
The sun., 1891-03-05
Raising . FunS Tor EAwarA y. ReiIiy's
Widow,

Among tho nrst subscriptions TO the fund for
County Clerk Edward i. Rsilys widow are
these: Grover Cleveland. t25; Conersssmxn 7.
J. Oampbell. S25: Ed Kssrney t25. aud Police
The sun., 1891-03-05
DOCTORS
Mccoy, W|LDMAN and BLAIR,

EAST A1D ST. NEW YORK CITY,
Near Grand Central Depot;
% 6TH AVE. near IAth st, NEW YORKO
1e5 MONTAGUE ST., DROOKLYN.
Opposite Academy OF Music
where al enrabs diseases treated with suoosss
Specialize; CAtarrh all throat chest diseases I'll
nervous diseases chronic Ii.eassa II you live A. an.
tA,lce write for Asymptom blank Address all mail 70
St SD at ONCE hours--a TO II A. NJ. to M 7t0
or y. daily sundays to ii A. u. and 10 r. ~
The sun., 1891-03-05
SWIFT S heczz,
TRAD. S. SIS. MAJ. ~

had rising on the inside Of my hesd be-
hind my right ear which grew 20 bad that the
flesh slouGhed of. 1t was lanoed-swellsd
again. and was lancsd the second time. I
took s. S. s.. which forced out the poison. the
discharge being copious As soon IS the poison
was eliminated the sore began healing. and u
a short time was perfectly well. s. T. 8. has
cured me Of this dangerous trouble, which was
thought to bs incursbe.
]. r BULLOCK.
Greenwood, g. q
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A YOUNG MANS GRATITUDE.
MS TRIBUTE TO DRS MeCor, u1LD.
MAN, AND BLAIR.

He Says They Have Cared HIN or n BaA
Case OF Catarrh, and Il Must Have BeeA
AWFUL, from His Description OF the
Symptoms.
A + Conver.s said during 8. recent conversation
with the writer nj his home i37 THOMPSON a. this city:
/" have had the cAiarth for nve Years During this
time WAS afflicted with severe heA eAdaches In the front
and side OF my head sharp shOong pains would dart
through from tempe 10 temple. Nv nosc stuffed up,
hrst on one siie then the other making breathing
very difficult
There Mas constant dropping of mueus into my
and somstines greenish nucus which iooked bad and
smelled worse NY throat was quite at tmsa and
would hnrt ,.on.idstn6y when would swallow any
would awak- viii, hal TASTE IL nv mouth Ny tonsus
and teeth were coated with thick white slimy suo.
ing pelns wouin shoot ,hroush from aide to side.
had Drs NcCoy. WilGman and Blair treat me for
my trouble, aud they have cured me- Now my nose 10
perfectly clear At all times. NV headaches are thing
well mar Thanks TO prs Mccoy. Mldman And Blair"
free ami their chatRes for treatment
that they are within tho reach or all
The sun., 1891-03-05

Book on Blood and skin Diseases frsa
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. O.
The sun., 1891-03-05

,;snntnR tno iour greater prophets. and the
Win symSoG shs wsys eht:
eiIhrrangeMsnt.
r.I..s:" II the snIr.nGs yss.bu. i. Is susstea to
Hsn ,.Hm "i Eden. the Fall OF Adam, the Expulsion
~ tuUt, ~, nc darden. Angels Guarding the Gates
storS S,aoss. at. ne entire adornment giving the
vddnn ~ Ihs lirst BAY. OF the nave the clerestory
YOU'D sSoud DO devoted to representations OF the
"o'sn mNs pay. OF Creation aud the Last yudH-
q Babel anu the Confusion u Tongues, aud
a, a, Creator. symboiized By the Hand in The
sfi sssriee' 'Si 81 AgSfe Angafe' and eheruSim' and the
TIN the the sseoud hay OF tho nave the designs for
snS .ns r,lseIestory ,s will comprshend the, Delugs
n @ 'Ss ss,S ,suiltNIns Noss, Of the .l.mpls the east
4: sudng% % ths aIHs AaG. sssdins ssfn!Anfs shs
fWsrr;; ff,!sr; Chs. Burnt Offering. the BONDAGE in
II sns Westera aisle. the Institution OF the
ssss sss '9s h. Ma1ps from Heaven in me Wilder.
nnsia vault, The Holy Ghost symboiizsd b. BY The hh
ASrssii. ASSrsi Angels and cherubm. the Sacrifice Of
MshsiSi nj ihi,d !, hay Q, The tn: Of y.
.0ry OF joseph. the Brazen Serpent: the east.
Inn Inn aRrls Rnl Noses Striking tho koek. the Bur n
10 the oun, uhs fSrty s,IIsys Pays and FSEty Nights
law tS.w the ARK q The covsn ant. 1 The Altar and
sisL sus Table OF shewblea,t. the Golden Candle.
JnsSsS. me western nisle, the israelitos under
ihs Lions Den. Jonah @ s Cast into anse sbs Sea-. a.
,staSnn ,nSn cast upon land. Job afflicted, Elisha
v.nI,a w ipto heaven: the centre OF the main
oTTsrlng OF MslchiszsdsE.
,.," crossing as n whole is intended IN rerre-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-10
BerPY'S Benefit,

No attraction during the present
season has attracted the atten ton
and widespread interest that the en-
gagement of young Alexander Sal
vini has. He will appear at the opera
house Saturday aud Sunday in "Don
Caesar De Bazan," and the "Three
Guardsmen," two plays well calcu-
lated to draw out our very best people,
who can appreciate not only the ar
tistic merit of the great young actor
and his company, but the higher class
of romantic drama, free from topical
song and the skirt dance.
Additionsl'int interest is given to the
the performance of Don Caeser De
Bazan," Saturday night from the fact
that the performance is for the bene-
fit of Assistant Manager J. F. Berry
who has been seriouely i'll at the
Maverick hotel for nearly three
months. His many friends have
been working hard to secure him a
packed theatre and from the large
number of tickets sold by subscrip
ton there is no doubt of the success
of the venture.
The box sale will be open at the
theatre Friday morning at $50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-10
CITY COURT.

Twelve cases were brought before
the recorder this morning and S23 in
fines were assessed. Four cases were
continued and one dismissed.
Justo Gutierrez, drunk and disor-
DERBY, SIS.
w. H. Weiss, failing to have pow.
or wires for electric railway properly
insulated, continued.
Dennis Burnham, vagrant by reas-
on of gaming, So.
JAS. Taylor, vagrant by reason of
gaming, SO.
Jose Rodriguez, vagrant by reason
of gaming, So.
Nesarlo Rodriguez, vagrant, by
reason of gaming, s..
John Adolphson, drunk on street,
So.
Richard Mcclure, suspicious char
acter. continued.
r. Kelly, failing to take hack stand
at I. & &. n. depot, con tinued.
w. r. POwess, refusing to pay hack
fare, continued.
John Klllian, drunk on street, So.
Ida Walker, abusive and insulting
language, dismissed.