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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
AT THE CASINO.
The German. Assembly Club Meet.

lnC hSSC"UIy Stuo
One of the grandest events In the an
nails Of San Antonio society took place at
the Casino hall last evening. 1t was a
german given by the German Assembly
club; their second. The last one was
brilliant affair but this one superseded
it by far. The beauty of San Antonio, at
tired In their most beautiful and richest
gowns, were there. The chivalry OF San
Antonio. in the conventional claw ham
ner, were also there. In fact majority
of the young 400 were in attendance.
The hall, which is one of the finest in
the state, was most brilliantly lighted
and beautifully decorated with moss and
ivy. Mr.. Hardy Adams was master of
ceremonies and led the dancers through
many new and beautiful figures with the
grace and ease of a veteran dancing mas
ter.
At 1890 the dancing ceased and the
dancers paid their attention to a less try
ing and more substantial enjoyment
The refreshments were delicious and
brought forth many complimentary CON-
ments from the ladies. AT ll:l5 dancing
was resumed and continued until a late
hour. a number of ladies and gentlemen
occupied the gallery ard watched the
merry dancers with great interest and
enjoyment, Among those present were
noted
ii. ID. and Mrs. Kampmann.
j. r. and Mrs. Gordan.
Jess and Mrs. Fry.
C. w. and Mrs. GoSling.
G.. G and Mrs. Eichitz.
|. ChaS. and Mrs Ben Rely.
Joe and Mrs. George.
Gland Wright and Miss Gaylord.
III. Adams and Miss War.
w. q. Tobin and Miss Murphy.
w. c. Rigsby and Miss Annie Prescott
Albert Wooey and Miss Pressnali.
w. 4. Fitzgerald and Miss Florea.
j. Y. Baskin and Miss Hardy.
James Simpson and Miss Sullivan.
III. L. Eustic al Miss Seeligson.
T.. NJ. Winstead and Miss Eager.
LIT. Brook and Miss Ogden.
1t. Russell and Miss Curtis.
Aaron and Miss Pancoast.
Lit. Clark and Miss Jones.
L, B Mcdowell and Miss Aida Pres
colt.
Frank Leslie and Miss Epson.
Walter Nolte and Miss Mitchell.
c II. Burnett and Miss Florence
Thompson.
B. Il. Thompson and Miss Simpson.
Captain Badger and Miss Young.
Geo. Chamberlain and Mr.. Turner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
or Interest to Commerce.

WASHINGTON, JAN, 27-A case of
interest to commercial men Is set for
arguement In the Supreme Court this
week. 1t is that of Charles l.. Flick
lin vs. the Taxing District of Shelby
county Tenn. The case Is one IN
volving the legality of a drummer's
or more technically, an agents that,
for the purpose OF doing business
within the state, Ficklip having
been the representative of q firm out
side the state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
Dead Man Alive.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 27.-Consider-
able excitement prevails among both
colered and white people In the vicin-
ity of Trenton by witnesses testifying
that Rufe Moore, colored, who was
hanged in Trenton jail last May, has
been seen walking the streets as If he
never had been hanged. Moore's
neck was not broken when cut down,
but ply sicians pronounced him dead.
1t is said the jolting he received
while the coffin was being carried
over q mountainous country for burial
revived him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
WiiIiams,s Birthday.

BERLIN, Jan-27-Today is the EN-
peror's birthday, and the occasion
will be celebrated by him in attend
ing ton ight the first production in
Germany of Sir Arthur Sullivan's
"Ivanhoe." The performance will be
gwen at the Imperial Opera house.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27

The Tobin Hill Euehre club met
at Mr.. Ned McIlhenDy's, q Jackson
street last night. Mrs. G. M. Gordan
won first and Miss Dowden End
ladies' prize. Mr.. H. Cunning CHAM
won first and DR.. Tinkham won End
gentlemen's. Next meeting will be
held at Mrs. Abbey's.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
Cooking Main Arranged.

New YORK, Jan, q "A. b. Suit,
of Maryland, and William r. Morgan
OF this city are to fight q main of
gamecocks near here tonight each
party to chow fifteen birds, New
York regulations to be enforced. 1t
is to be for S25 on each fight and
$500 on the main.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
More New Orleans Sport,

New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-Tommy
Callahan, the Irish champion, and
Cal Mccartney, the Jersey general,
will have a go at each other for q
purse of $4,000 before the Olympic
club tonight. The winner will be
matched against George Dixon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
Welcome.

Miss Annie Spring invited mum Der of
her friends to her home last night to
meet Miss Elliott, OF Bentonville.
Arkansas, and Miss Zelma, ForbS OF
Waco, who are visiting her. Cards ana
other games made the evening pass of
very pleasantly. Candy was pulled and
refreshments were served and everyone
had delightful time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
Marriage Licenses.

Theodore Weyel and Ida s. Brown.
Thomas Z. Cook and Alice Downs.
w. A. Carnahan and p. j. Marsh.
w. III. Williams and Estavana Es-
quibel.
Christopher Warren and Annie Bolden.
Edward NJ. Booker and Mary c..
Kempf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
ASYLUM Bali.

BROOKLYN. Jan, 27-The fitty-fourth
annual ball of Emerald Association
comes off tonight at the Academy of
music. The proceeds will be devoted
to the support of Roman Catholic
Asvlume
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
Texas w Gather.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Weathel
for Texas, fair till Friday, warn
Thursday, north-northeast winds
shifting to southwest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
A1hIetics for Gold Medal,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The Phil
adelphia Amateur Swimming club
will have their first boxing and
wrestling tournament at Lincoln Hall
this evening Gold medals will be
awarded the winners in each event.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
Heavy Judgment.

DENVER, Jan. 27.-Judge A. w.
R1cker has received Judgment in
the district court for about SIG, 600, 600
against Fl. Young, B. Wheeler and
others for 1.6 interest in the famous
Aspen mine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
Senate Bills.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-1n the sem
ate this morning bill appropriat ting
5 $4,000 for government dry dock at
Algiers, La, and q bill incorporating
the American Florist were presented.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
LATE TELEGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Senate proceedings reported dull
and uninterestiDg.
International press club excursion
arrives at Albuquerque.
Congress was feverish for more
definite news from Chile.
Western refining company, Frisco,
advances sugar Is cent.
Unknown steamer lost January 10
off Cape Finistere. Spain.
New York state convention called
to meet at Albany, Feb. %.
London Times publishes the Chile
back down as an accepted fact.
House discusses Catching's rules
for little while and adjOurns.
Two thousand New York democrats
greet Hill at the Manhattan club.
Savers asks congress to investigate
expenditures Worlds fair directory,
House committee on appropriations
report in favor ofinvestigating worlds
fair.
Mississippi house of representa-
tives invite Cleveland to visit that
body.
Alice Mitchell, who killed Fred
Ward at Memphis, is in Jail and
silent.
First consignments of exhibits for
Worlds fair reach Chicago from
Japan.
The trouble across the border from
New Mexico is over, and the leaders
in jail.
Lockout of union prin ters in Men,
phis Commercial Office. No paper yes
terday.
Free Methodist revival at freedom,
Pa, sends people into permanent
trance.
Yesterdays dispatches, concerning
Chile's readiness TO apologize, are con-
firmed.
Secretary Tracy is full of fight and
saws we can clean Chlle's navy out in
80 days.
Walter Hurt notifies o Chicago re-
porter of his intentions to die and
suicides.
There is a complaint Of lack of buy
market.
The consensus of congressional and
press opinion Is in favor of the
message.
Port receipts at New Orleans this
week are heavier than corresponding
week, 1891.
Two men killed on the Tennessee
border, rear Middles borough, over q
horse case.
Senate is moving tosecurea bi. met
allie conference of the great CONNER
cial powers.
Cabinet meeting held to discuss
! Chile affairs; all present but Elkins
and Foster.
Tho Behring Sea conference Is pre-
linIlnary to submitting the question
to arbitration.
G.. H. Evans, formerly of Houston,
arrested at Baton Rouge, charged
" 18th appropriation of 81 900.
Alabama executive committee
| stands 6 for Hill, for Cleveland,
for the man that can get there.
The Chilean cruiser President Pin to
| is ready to sail from Havre. The Cap.
tain Pratt will not be ready before
April.
st. Louis Republic stands alone In
condemniug the action OF the Cover a.
ment as mean, treacherous and pu-
siianimous.
The trial OF Schneider and wife,
servant girl murderers, Vienna, is in
progress, and schneider confesses.
Bank examiner recommends wind
ing up affairs OF American building
and loan association, Minneapolis.
WhiteIaw Reid's intended resigna.
ton as minister to France is reported,
that he may reeDgage in journalistic
work.
Seward county outlaws demand
Judge Botkin's resignation, aud the
withdrawal of all suits against them,
and the appointment of such officers
as they name.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
LATE TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DtePATOhEs
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO the TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
Punish the Company.

Punish the Company.
SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. 27.-Two
Pullman conductors are on trial here
for violating separate coach law.
They defend that their company fails
to proyide separate coaches.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
TEXAS STATE NEWS.

Brookton votes no license.
Decatur is to have q new Touring
mill.
McHearne, Bremond merchant, as
signs.
Harrison's message pleases all par
ties at Austin.
Texas Mexico is relaying its track
with steel rails.
The s13, 900 Christian church at Tay-
lor is dedicated.
A. s. Crisp becomes sole proprietor
of the Cuero Star.
San Diego leap year ball was a sue
cess in every way.
Scouting for CARA continues brisk
on the Rio Grande.
Bolton reports more fatal sickness
than ever before known.
A fine crop year in Duval and Nue.
ces counties is prophesied.
New Braunfels reports the heaviest
mortuary record for years.
Supreme court continues sittings at
Galveston with full bench.
>
at Waco, gives So 900 bond.
Tom Wilson, gents furnishing
goods. assigns at Houston.
Ehret's cotton gin burned, at Mari
on; loss 1000, insurance 5000
Ben Harrison, colored, run over by
engine at Houston and killed.
Railroad guards at Yoakum have o
Il - n
Ex-Governor st. John In his tour of
republican abuse reaches Galveston.
Man pleads guilty of murder at
Brazoria and Is acquitted by the jury.
Williamson county reports per
cent stock loss; cold and crowded pas
lures.
Pedro Lopes, Zapata county, found
guilty of numbering his 13 year old
niece.
Henry O'Neal nominated senator
for the fourth district vice Whatley
resigned.
Garza's followers are getting sick OF
his worthless checks on the Mexican
treasury.
Turner's suit for damages against
Austin and Northwestern dismissed
a. his cost.
OF the S250,0OO deep water fund
asked by Corpus $l55 900 was raised
in three hours.
Committee of Is appoint ted to raise
the balance OF the Corpus Christi
deep water fund.
Frowzer shot by proprietor of Pa
cific hotel, Waco, is dead, and his
shooter rearrested.
Otto Stueve, Peter Mergili, Anna
Seppel. Mrs. Meyer and Carl Floege,
all advanced In years, have died at
New Braunfels this week.
Receiver asked for in the McKend-
rec & Co. assignment, Bolton. In
junction asked against the assignees,
and live legal war in sight.
Emil Estpap. riding rapidly in
Houston collides with q buggy. is i'm.
paled on its shaft and dies within an
hour. Buggy overturned and occu.
pants hurt.
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic railroad acknowledges forfeit
ure to the state of 53,Sl2 acres, inn
properly located in off Davis and
other counties.
Laredo has long murder trial on
hand, that of the man accused Of the
killing of young Weidmiller. sheep
rsncher, Duval county. May 20, 1890.
The evidence is purely circumstan-
tial.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27

Officer CARA arrested Henry
Evens, big yellow negro who es-
capped from the wood pile some time
ago. He was running about town and
CARA nabbed him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
Widowed and Fatheriess.

GALLERY JUNCTION, Pa, Jan. 81
House of A. Human burned this
morning and his wife and baby per-
ished
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
WIN write Another Letter.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. PA well
posted politician says Cleveland will
write letter Withdrawing from the
presidential race.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27

House committee on foreign affairs
meet to consider the Chile message.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-27
Olsen & Wake.

Always .ready to move, pack and
store your furniture. 11-9-lm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
NOVNOrTH PARK LICENSES GRANTED.

Freehold. " j., May 10 (specal).-Judges Corover'
Curtis and Morris were on the bench this morning
when the three applications OF Thomas NJ Croft ior
licenses for the sale OF liquors and beers at the Mon
mouth Park acerack came up for final decision inc
conclusion OF the court was read BY Judge Conover.
who says In substance:
The necessity for hotel and restaurant license, a. Mon.
mouth PARK for the accommodation o! the travelling public
ha. been Iassed upon determined for many year, con-
tnuousy by courts OF this Nov for the ht
tire within the knowledge OF the Judges DOW upon the
bench objection made against renewal Of these license
II the general rule giving sec1l cht To The eN-
sentiment in vicinity Of the places applied Tor
should be applied this case the result could not be
than grant these licenses for the local opl"
ton comparatively in.ign:ntant The reverend gentle
man representing the rcuonstrants asks the court 10 as
suue that some people other place on the ground
mot I'm either hotels laurent applied io In
tend 70 violate the law, and because OF this rear anu
chiefly reason he the court 10 rci,e TO renew
these licenses This objection 1. clearly without substance
and cannot ought not to prevail IL II The auty OF
the court 20 assume t.st law will be Observed The
courts have considered that there wa
any connection tho licensed premises and the place
where betting used TO b. carried As 20 the Anticipated
violations OF the law either upon hesc premises or else.
where the may add that IL viii not heat" to deal
with that question whenever II arises. These licenses are
rnowed for another year. the license fees liked the
,,oe A. I'm years. For the hotel outside TIE
.round. $500 the clubhouse, SJ00 for the retau-
rant $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
MRS. LOZIER SEVERE on REPORTERS.

HER POSITION NOT SUSTAINED BY OTHER SPEAK
ERs AT THE FEDERATION OF woNEN's CLUBS
Chicago. May IL (Speclal-The feature Of oday :
session Of the Federation of womcn's Clubs was q
speech by Mrs j. NJ Lozier president Of Sorosis, who
vigorously criticised the reporters present 1t was
during the discussion OF the question OF newspaper
organ for the Federation. Mrs. Markley, in making a
report the subject. said The Womans cycle (for
mcrly managed by Mrs. Crolyl gave US, In its brief
though brilliant career. the ideal for Federation
organ The committee was Of the opinion that such
a paper could be self supporting, II the individual mem
bers Of chips would bcstir themselves for Its
After several speeches had been made on the sub
ject, Mrs LOzer forward In the course OF her
remarks she said, referring 70 the reporters q" want
10 impress upon you that these young think they
doing you great favor by writing up the events
of this meeting in their narrow minded papers; but
they are no. doing you f,vor ". will ha'eo t'OAno
gan tn record events The Cycle will be ideal organ
for this ideal organizatln.'
Mrs. Perkins. OF Cleveland said al want TO say
a good word for these 'inhsngers.) think they are
OF inestimablc benefit to women and always treat
US nicely. We are apt To develop into mutual ad
mi,ation societies. and they show up ms we are.
knew at meeting OF my club in Cleveland some
time ago. there important matters to come up,
but owing 70 the weather there was only small
attendance and the meeting would have been a
failure bu, for the reporters. They came up and the
next day tens OF thousands knew what had been sad
and done. l am for these ink singers.''
al want to say that California indorscs what Mrs.
Perkins SAYS added Mrs. Bates, Of the delegation
from that state. Mrs. Lozer's remarks created con
siderable feeling and much comment among the many
woman writer's who were present.
Mrs A. X. Wing. Of New York. read paper on
club methods. Mrs. Harriet r. shmttuck discussed
amendments to the constitution OF the federation.
several OF which were today finally ratified by the
convention. Mrs. Charles Henron, viceprrident
Of the Worlds Fair Board OF Lady Managers. gave
temperance question. This evening Mrs. +. d. Cheney
deli cred al address ON Realism In Art and Mrs
Julia Ward Howe spoke on woman IN the "reFh
UrnIna.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Supervisor Large Knkel yesterday vetoed the reso
luton OF the Board Of Supervisors providing for a
macadamized boulevard at the County Farm in Kings
Park l.. l.
George Johnson, the colored lunatic who ran away
from the County Asylum Wednesday, returned yes
terday Of his own accord.
Colonel B. F. Gott. president OF the County Com
mis1oners OF Charities and Correction, who has been
seriously i'll. Is recovering
Opcn,ar concerts will begin In Prospect and Wash
lngtOn parks on saturday, June a. and will continue
until September Is.
An order was granted BY Judge Bartlett In the Su-
preme Court yesterday TO serve upon the Weiss Malt
ing and Elevator Company Of Chicago. by publica-
ton papers In suit brought by Frederick Hover
against the company and the First National Bank OF
New York. TO restrain the sale OF l03 shares Of the
Hover Brewing Company, which is financially involved.
Mrs. Matilda Callavan, whose suit for limited
divorce from Edgar r. CALLAHAN is pending has begun
new suit for absolute divorce. Mrs. Callahan IS the
contralto OF the choir Of Holy Trinity Church. Her
husband was ordered yesterday TO pay her alimony
Dr. Leslie Z. Kelley. Of Dwight, H., the dscoverer
Of the bchlorde of gold for drunkenness Will
lecture In the Brooklyn Tabernacle Sunday evening
on THE Gold Cure and It's Effects A special train
will 10 run over the Harlem 'Rallroad from White
Plains and VIII convey many people from that place,
all bent on hearing aid seeing the lecturer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IMPROVEMENTS.

Coils r. Huntington, president Of the southern IA
cinc Company has returned from his visit to the III
cifc slope in excellent health and spirits Yesterday
lie talked about the Improvements and extensions con
tempatcd in the system. The road is being straight
ened and levecd the extent Of about 40 miles AROUND
PeCos, Texas and this. when the work Is iinished VIII
shorten the route IL miles IN actual distance. but will
save by equation about 40 miles in the haul ana OK
pendlturc Of motive power At Dragon summit
Arizona, the line being changed for about ~ miles
10 get il out Of sag at that point The road Is
also being lifted OF the bed Of the liealv river
east OF YUMA Arizona TO the extent OF 81 miles, ana
is being placed upon a higher level. The company Is
also putting in two or three short spurs In the san
Joaquin Valley.
on the coastline between San Marguerite and
Santa Barbara. construction Is going on rapidly Inc
road Is to be 40 miles long and will cost about l'OOo
COO 1t Will require about two to complete it, as
great deal Of tunneinc must be done. The new ROAD
VIII furnish the southern Pacific two lines To Los
Angeles and Win also open up a new ana thriving
country. The expenditures on the new road nnd on
the other improvements will amount to from Si.ooo
900 TO ~ ottDODO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TO ADVERTISE LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

The force Of the recent public criticism OF the ac-
lions OF the Excise Commissioners has been felt by
Mayor Body and he has carefully considered the
proper measures TO make the work Of that department
OF 'he city government more satisfactory 10 property
owners. The secrecy surrounding applications for
new licenses renewals OF old and transfers from
one part OF the city to another, Is regarded rs the
most objectionable feature since the Commissioners
resolved not TO increase the number OF liquor shops
The Mayor Is considering the advisaby OF having
all applications relative TO liquor licenses advertised
80 that an opportunity be afforded to all persons
Interested to appear before the Commissioners and be
heard for or against the applications After the hear
Ing the decision OF the Commissioners would be re-
garded as final The action already taken TO refuse
new licenses unless old ones are surrendered Will
prevent the annual Increase 200 In the number Of
grogshops. There nearly 1000. or one to
every $50 Inhabitants Of the city The city receives
In license fees nearly 100000 a year.