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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-17
MILITARY NOTES.

Eleven young officers, recent graduates
from West Point, have arrived at Fort
Sam Houston in the last three days They
will remain there for some time, attend
ing the school of instruction.
The work of building the new officers
mess hall. for the accommodation OF the
young officers who recently arrived, will
he commenced in about one and half
months.
The D. S. Stanley Ex-Regulars held
meeting at Muth'S pavilion last night
Very few of the members were present
on account of the sudden change of the
weather, which kept them at home. They
have not yet received their arms, on ac-
count of some unacCOuntable delay of
railroad or of the adjutant generals de-
partment. The arms will probably ar
rive within the next week.
Privrte Mills reported 70 his company
for duty this morning. He has been on
the sick list for some time.
Two men were sent to the post hospital
at Fort Sam Houston yesterday to be
treated for fever. Their names are Pri-
waite TrePbal, d troop. 3rd cavalry, and
Private Green, + company, 23rd infantry.
The fever which seems to have gained A
footing at Fort Sam Houston, is still
spreading among the enlisted men. Sew
eral cases are now in he hospital.
The 23rdi infantry band did not give
their concert at the military post last
night on account OF the cold weather.
They will give one tomorrow night in
front OF the officers club rooms.
Tomorrow evening is ladies' evening al
the officers club at Fort Sam Houston.
They will be rendered the regular weekly
reception at the club. The 23rd infantry
band will furnish the music for the Oc-
caSiOn.
Drill was given at the military post
Yesterday evening. 1t will also be given
this evening if the weather permits
Another fight took place at the military
post yesterday afternoon back of the en-
listed mems quarters. Both men were OF
the infantry, but their names are not
known. Some scientific work was done on
both sides, but il was limited. Most OF
the blows were loose arm swings. which
hurt the man who delivered them as
much as they did the one who received
them. HOnOrS stood about equal when
the men were parted by some comrades.
The fine plans for a $4,000 guard house
TO be placed at the entrance of the upper
post at Fort Sam Houston. have Leer
disapprOved Of by the war department al
Washington. ID. c., and a cheap concern
has been substituted in its place. Thu,
the hard work OF fine architect and
quarterma-ttr has been thrown to the
wind. n building, which would have
added greatly TO the beauty Of the post
and also which is greatly needed at a pos
the size OF Fort Sam Houston. has beer
set aside for one that will hardly hold the
prisoners from one company.
Several chinaberry trees at the military
post suffered from the heavy wind las
night.
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ECHOES FROM WEST END.
H'DQ'Rs DAILY LIGHT,


We hope the Express reporter, who,
yesterday, under the double heading
"Will Appeal 1t" and The Mayor AvowS
that He has not Given in to the Grand
Jury" has creOsOted the irritability of
Mr.. Callaghan, who, IL he succeeds in
abOliShing grand jurieS, will have done
something good for the country. During
the Kansas drOves, grand iuries, or the
name and terror they inspire, have been
made pretty good collecting agencies and
some better mode to protect society ought
soon to be found, for while many of those
selected to serve would be thankful them
selves; they still exist, however, and To
particularly attack the present one or the
court that did not appoint them is silly
and foolish twaddle. Grand and
petit juries, as even the report
er ought to have known, are selected by
jury commissioners at a previous term,
and the court on the bench knows them
not officially until their names are called
and they come into court To attack the
| judge of the 37th district is lost time; if
he granted an injunction to the Fashion
| theatre, the petition must have had some
merit in 1t, and when that shown any
| judge will grant the writ, after seeing
that the petition is verified by oath con-
| tanning plain statement of the grounds
| for relief, the necessary bond Is often for
| double the amount of the pecuniary in
| terestS involved; besides a motion 10 dis
! solve could have been made during vaca-
| ton without recourse to the acts of God
| with a kerosene lamp.
| Those who heard JudgeNOOnan'S charge
to the present grand jury will never be-
icVe that he uses his authority to OPP
pose the workings of the city govern
ment" they were directly informed that
| they might not themSeIves oppose or even
if detrimental TO the best interest of the
city, were none of their business, If the
city authorities che cOunciD had acted
upon lem in good faith.
Buffet the grand jury and the city en-
JOY their Scufile; IL would seem to an out
slider that II TO is the way il stands now.
We have got a candidate at least for
alderman; we might have had more than
one il candidates, Degner or New
comb had announced.
West End had special partial eclipse
of the moon last night; perhaps it would
never have been known, had not some
urchins, during the short stop of ful car
of passengers enjoying ride to West
End, before crossing the L. & q. N. K. X
track rushed on the rear platform to ask
the conductor 'Mister do you know the
moon is clipped"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-17
AT MOSER Il BLOCKS

Closing Out Sale You Can Buy:
Allwool half hose PIC per pair.
Fine silk Scarfs 100 each.
Red all-wool underwear S1.75 suit.
White wool underwear sl.75 suit.
Natural wool underwear Sl.75 suit.
Fancy stripe wool underwear s1.75 suit.
Hamilton Brown shoes s1.S5 per pair.
Wire buckle suspenders 20c per pair.
Ladies and misses all-wool hose PIC
per pair.
Children's all-wool hose lie per pair.
Ladies' s.. so shoes at Sl.95 per pair.
Ladies' $500 shoes at 81. 40 per pair.
Ladies' $3.50 shoes at SLIP per pair
And all other goods in proportion.
Over 600 pairs of pants far below cost 1t
MosER & Blocks,
Ais e. Houston street.
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NOTICE..

Mrs. Ida LOrra bpgS leave TO inform
the public that she has assumed charge
Of Mr.. Val LOrra'S affairs and will con
tinue thCIbuSineSS at the old stan .Thank-
ing the public for past favOrS, she re-
Spcctfully SOIiCItS continuance of same
Parties having claimeS against Mr.. Val
LOrra will present same within 30 days,
at my office. No. 6 West Commerce st.
Parties indebted to the firm will confer a
favor by promptly RENTING same. 17-12t
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AcHANcE OF ALIFETIME.

At Martins cost sale you can get:
Gents hand sewed shoes worth
SIS so for "a so.
Gents welted shoes worth $500 for
81 so.
Gents machine sewed shoe worth
81 so for Sl.50.
Ladies' French kid shoes, worth
S. 90 for So 80.
Ladies' Dongola kid shoes worth
$3.50 for $3.50 ct.
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ATTENTION.,

good people of San Antonio to the fact
that the place to buy what they need in
the hardware line is at the NeH Hard
ware Store, No. Alb +. Houston str, and
the ladies especially are invited to inspect
the nice. new and bright articles for the
kitchen and household that we have on
hand. THOMAS b. WREN,
10-20-1m Proprietor.
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SHORT STOPS.
what the People are Saying.

The readers of the Sunday mornings
Express, outside the mayor and his Silk
erS and dependents, were filled with III
dignation and disgust upon reading MI.
Callaghan'S unseemly attack upon Judge
Noonan.
The great trouble with this man is that
he takes everything as personal; any one
who opposes him in politics or objects TO
his methods as an official, In his opinion,
is a personal enemy. The judge on the
bench is personal enemy because he per
forms his duty, and in that performance
he happens to disagree with the mayor;
the grand jury are a lot of beastly repu6-
licanS and because they ask for few old
books are denounced as my political ana
personal enemies"
Public favorS are given out, contracts,
employment, everything in fact that the
people pay for. as the personal preroga-
tive of Mayor Callaghan.
No Judge ever sat upon the bench, in
Spired and controlled by purer motives,
or more charitable impu lSes. If any.
thing, Judge NOOnan is slow to defend
the dignity of his Office against the i'm
pertinent assaults of men who give pO-
litical turn to his actions.
Conscious of his own rectitude and hon
eSty of purpose he often allows others
more rope than the law requires. To
charge Judge NOOnan with ObStructiDg
the adminiStra ton of city affairs by de-
ciSionS made from personal or political
prejudice is simply an insult to the intel
ligent people OF our city.
Not only at home, but abroad, through
the instrumentaity of the Express
repotorial force the specials to the
press of the country are loaded
with Mr.. Callaghan'S'g gallant resistance
TO the tyranical measures and decisions
of a republican court and republican
jury. While thiS is not very truthful
report to be published broadcast over the
and: yet the people are not such great
fools as May or Callaghan imagines. They
will simply conclude that even if it is a
republican jury and republican court
they are doing their duty in investigating
the public officials.
But if the people abroad. knew as well
as the people at home, what kind of baS
tard politics Mayor Callaghan represents,
they would more fully appreciate the
situation.
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NOTICE.

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

The furniture department of h.
Schultz, Jr., has been selemnly we'd
ded to the stove and hardware busi-
meas at 224 E. Houston st. Prices
lower than ever. IL = Inn
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TAKE ApvANTAeEW hILE You can

a great many people took advsnt-
age OF Martins cost sal yesterday
and laid in their winter supply of
shoes at great saving over old pri-
ces. His stock is still full, take ad-
vantage OF it while you have the OPP
portunity. ct.
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v. LoRRA, THE TAILOR.

Announces to his friends and customers
that he has received shipment of 500
patterns of pants goods and 800 patserns
SuttingS. Fine pants will be sold for So to
Sl2. Fine dress suits and black diagOnalS
q speciality. Satisfaction ana fit guaran.
teed beyond question. S-25 II
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COST MARK EXPOSED.

Martins cost mark is Step On
ward. Give him call and you
will be convinced that he is really
selling his stock of shoes at cost. 2U.
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Musreo BY JANUARY 1Sr.

Martins entire stock of shoes must
be closed out by Jan. 1st. Now is
your chance for cheap footwear. ct.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-17
ATTENTION. WOOD DEALERS ANC
CONSUMERS.

A large quantity of dry stove and core
wood on hand Will retail or wholesale
at prices to suit. Tel. 1872.
IL i6 I'm A. b. KERR & Sons
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If YOU WANT

Anything in fine parlor furniture,
either in sets or odd pieces, of the
latest styles, call on l.. P. Peck Il Co.,
202 and 204 West Commerce street. Il
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THE WINDSOR FOLDING BED.

We now have the agency tor the
celebrated Windsor Folding Bed, for
San Antonio. Come and see them
just received a full car load. L. P.
PECK & Co, No 2O2 and 2O4 West
Commerce street. IL l3tf
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If YOU NEED

Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums, Oil
Cloths or Center Rugs, call on L. P.
Peck & Co., 202 and 204 West Com-
merce street. 11-13 If
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MONEY SAVED is MONEY MADE.
Go to Martins closing out sale,
where you can save from 81 90 to So 90
on every pair of shoes you buy.
IL 16-2t.
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For Sale, Benefit of the Orphans,
A fine donkey with saddle and bride.
Apply at the Protestant Home. II 81
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-17

Certainly have the carpet business
grabbed. Their assortment of new
styles and patterns are simply i'm
mense. II l3tf
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Fnrntturs Packet and Shipped
By Olsen & Wake. near Houston
street bridge. 11-91m. -
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THE CHEAPEST TEAS.
L. p PECK g. co.

Hollands Happy Thought" SOC per >
Hollands II know" Coo per ID.
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HANDSOME, BUT CHEAP.
Bennett & Barnard's ladies hand
some Sc 90 French. kid shoes can be
bought tor "a so at Martins cost sale.
2t.
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DR.. W. NETTER'S OFFICE
Is now at his residence, $50 Garden
st. Hours, 10 TO IL a. m, 2 to5 p. m
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a BIG CUT,

Hanan's hand sewed shoes reduced
from Sc 90 to 81 so at Martins. ct.
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The readers of the Sunday mornings
Express, outside the mayor and his S;rlK-
erS and dependents, were filled with ln-
dignation and disgust upon reading Mr..
Callaghan's unseemly attack upon Judge
Noonan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-17

But if the people abroad. knew as vel
as the people at home, what kind of baS-
tard politics Mayor Callaghan represents
they would more fully appreciate the
situation.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14

TIE BLACK VAIL.

Miss Kate Drexei VIII Hereafter lie
Known as sister Katherine-Hcr Final
Vows Taken-Her Life and Fortune TO
Be Devoted to Advancement of Indians
and Negroes.
PIrrsBUgGH, Feb. 3-Miss Katherine
NJ Drexel. daughter of the late f. A.
Drexel. the Philadelphia banker and
millionaire, at a. II. Thursday took
the anal vows which make her for life
a sister of the Roman Catholic church.
The solemn and impressive cere-
mony took place in the chapel of the
convent of the Sisters of Mercy in this
city. where Miss Drexcl has served her
novitiate for year and half. Less
than one hundred persons, including
her relatives. a few intimate friends,
the Sisters of Mercy and a number
of priests. were present on the occa-
sion. Archbishop Ryan, of Philadel-
phia, received the final vows and a SER
mon appropriate to the occasion was
preached by Cardinal Gibbons, who
came especially from Baltimore to par
ticipate. After the sermon Miss Drex-
ell was invested with the black vail and
became Sister Catherine.
The event is a noteworthy one in the
history of the Roman Catholic church
from the fact that Sister Katherine pro-
poses TO devote her life and fortune,
the latter amounting TO over $1,000.
600, TO the founding of a new order,
and its special field of work will be
among the Indians and colored
people. The new order, which will be
known as the Sisters OF the Blessed
Sacrament, has received the approba-
ton of Archbishop Ryan, of Phila-
delphia. who has had the mat
ter under consid Grafton for long
time, and it is understood that
IL has also received the favorable
consideration of one OF the con-
gregation of Cardinals who are in
trusted with authority an! discretion in
such matters. The mother house will
be in Andalusia. few miles outside of
Philadelphia. Attached To it will be
the novitiate, where the young sisters
win be trained for their future duties
in teaching and administering to
negroes and Indians.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
HE NAY WIN.
Genera Sherman Holds Els Own IN
HIS Fight with Death.
Belief That ne Crisis 81 rsis Disease
IL Passed. aea ne fsas a Sgfeag
ChAaee - Rscoser.

NEw Y0sz. Feb. ls-GeaSral sher.
man IL maeb better Hts physicians
thlna the crisis IN his disease h@a
passed, ant hops that hs Is Low or tie
Nay ~ recovery.
The family i quite cheerful as they
now entertain hope Tor the General :
recovery. Some trouble i experienced
la seeping the General ia ais bed. lie
i determined al times 10 leave II, ana he
Is weaker after being allowed 10 arise
At lzs5 o'clock p. Ia, GeIsral Thomas
living said Il think General Sherman
has passed the supreme crisis IN his dis
ease. lie has had fourteen hours OF IN
disturbed, restful repose and before this
be had not had two hours OF a. quiet a
time. One lang Is entirely free aud the
other j. partially allied with mucous.
There - 10 indication OF Pneamonia
and the action OF the heart and stomach
Is good The General il weak and stlll
In a critical condition. but the chances
for his recovery are good
r. T. sherman, the Generals son.
when spoken % with regard % the
published statement 10 the effect that
Gens.ral Sherman had received
extreme JUNCTION, emphatically de
nied that such was the case. The GEN
eral. he said, was not Catholic, and
never had been one. The visit of
Rev Father Taylor was for the
purpose OF giving consolation u
the members OF the Generals family.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
SHORT SPECIALS

Mr. TaaoAars Preach. aged les
yeSrs. ases et Syracuse y. y.
jaeos AuslA. ninsr. Ma kNiss
81 fieaxtaloD. Mica. ~ falling ss's fers
down . shaft
hon. Nilil.n Wlarsms speaker ef
tie AsaitOta Leg lslstare. aaea 81 Wan
sip~g THURSDAY.
The nines reoensly discovered ~
FioFssssnt Col. prove ~ es rseh IN eeP-
per instead Of gold
Noah Walker a Co. 81 Baltimore.
failed Thursday The bond ~ The
trustees u for D. IS. 0eQ
The Lake Superior a AerthwesterH
railroad has changed It's maine 10 tAs
Dulgth Mes4ble A Northern.
Arthur AcAihster, of Cleveland. O.
was elected president Of the National
Builders Association at New York
Thursday.
b Il. Merwin. Of New York, Was
elected president OF the Merchant
Tallors National Exchange al 81 Louis
Thursday.
Hunt Brown, Of Hamburg. Ia, a
stockman on his way 20 Chicago, fen
from cattle train at Aurora. III, and
was killed
President Norton, Of the Louisville &
Nashville railroad. resigned THURSDAY,
% take effect April 10. HIS resignation
was accepted.
Lena stiles. s-year-o5d daughter of
Mrs Emma Stiles. of Ridge Prairie.
III. a. fatally burned by her clothing
catching flre.
William X. Sistare. az the firm Of
New York for swindliBg Phiisdelphi-
az out Of s6,ooo.
At the meeting in New York of the
American Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation James ". Scott, of Chicago. Was
reelected president
One hundred certificates for 100 shsres
each Of the American Sugar Trust. ag-
gregate face value 81 600, coo. were pro
nounced in New York 10 Ice counter
felt.
Mrs. Eliza beth Stallard has sued the
city of Waco, Tex. for SIS, 600 dam
ages for the death of her husband from
smallpox, he having been forcibly re-
moved To a pest-house while in state
of high fever.
The first triennisi meeting Of the
Womans National Council Of the
United States will open al Albaugh's
Opera House. Washington, u. c. Sun
day, February 20. 1891, and will con
tinuc through the Esd, 2sth, and 25th Of
February.
The steamer Catzlcna from Catalens
islands reports finding wreckage of the
sloop Fawn. which left San Pedro for
Catalena last Sunday. The occupants
of the sloop. Andrew Rule and Alexan-
der Urquhart, merchants of San Pedro,
were undoubtedly drowned.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-14
EAGER FOR RECIPROCITY.

Newfoundland Through Her Governor and
Legislature Censures England for Not
Ratifying Her Treaty With tho United
States.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 13.-Newfound-
land has already declared for reciproci-
ty with the United States. The Legis-
lature met Thursday at st. Johns. The
Governors speech announced that a
reciprocity treaty had been concluded
between the colony and the United
States and it only awaited the assent of
the Imperial Government. The Gov
ernor, on behalf of the colony, COM
plains of the delay of England in
giving her assent as well as
complaining that the proposals of the
British Government for settlement of
the French shore question have not
been favorably received by France
After the speech was read both houses
went into executive session and passed
resolution calling upon the British
Government % assent TO the reciprocity
treaty at once. There is much excite
ment over what is thought To be the un-
willingness on the part of England to
assent to the reciprocity treaty.