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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Cases Disposed of in This Court
This Morning.


Opinions were handed down in the
Court of Civil Appeals of the Fourth Ju-
dical District this morning as follows:
The Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway company vs.. Sam G..
Echols, from Bexar; reversed and re-
handed.
The Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway company VS. III. 2. Bar
nett, from Gonzales; affirmed.
The Western Union Telegraph company
VS.. Mrs. S. j. Fore, from Karnes; re-
versed and remanded.
M. X. Tarver, receiver, VS.. the Land
Mortgage Bank of Texas, from Webb; af-
tirmed.
Henry Limburger, Sr., VS.. the San An
tonic Rapid Transit Street Railway COM
pany, from Bexar; reversed and remand
ed
The International Building and Loan
association VS.. VIM. s. Hardy, from
Bexar, reversed and remanded.
f III. Hartz VS.. ]. Owen ct al, from
Maverick; affirmed.
f. E. Muench VS.. ID. & A. Oppenhelm-
er, from Bexar; affirmed.
The International and GREAT Northern
Railway company VS.. FL. Z. Richie, from
Frio, affirmed,
The Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway Company VS.. f. H.
lIOlli lCNCiSCu huu 10
manded.
F. c. and ii. F., Wiedner vs.. Michael
He'll ct al, from Guadalupe; affirmed.
OPINIONS ON MOTIONS.
The Alamo Insurance Company VS.. c.
Shacklett, from Bexar, for rehearing;
overruled.
Heimsath Bros. VS.. f. LIE Suer, from
Bexar, for rehearing; overruled.
August j. ZaiontZ ct al. VS.. j. j. Scale
ct al. from Bexar, motion to affirm on
certificate; granted.
E. E. Walker VS.. George n. Barnard &
Co., from Preside, to file supplemental
transcript; granted.
Fred Mahon ct al, VS.. Kinney county,
from Kinney, to allow fling of transcript
IRON the trial court showing amended
and corrected judgment; granted.
ii. C. Dayhotf VS.. the International and
Great Northern Railway company,
from Bexar, for rehearng; overruled.
Philip Palmer VS.. NJ. c. OFT, from
Kinney, for rehearing: overruled.
Leigh Clark VS.. the West Publishing
company, from Ell Paso, for ,rehearing
overruled.
The city OF Ysleta VS.. c. s. Bubbett
fr, m Ell Paso, to affirm on certificate;
granted
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
She is Now Sixteen.

A party was rendered to Miss Bertha
Killing In honor of her sixteenth birth
day anniversary last night at her resi-
dence No. 237 Laftte street. The even
ing was spent in dancing and social con,
versation up to late hour, and then all
departed for their happy homes. Among
those present were: Misses Lille and
Fannie Seffel, Mary Bonn, Augusta Boyer,
Ida Lager, Rose Simon, Annie Ochse,
Nuft: Messrs. Albert Forkett, Geo. Lee,
Ed Lsager, Geo. Huntsinger, Sumter
Smith, Max Umscheid, Joe Dargan, John
Valentine. Willie CARMEL, Willie Adding
ton, Henry Killing, Otto Killing, Frank
FanSt Fred FauSt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
A NARROW ESCAPE.
An Electric Car Runs Into a Buggy
and Injuries Boy.

and Injuries Boy.
This morning about nine O'Clock as
Thomas Mills. a gardener, residing at No.
4l9 Meerscheidt street. East End addition,
was driving down East Commerce street,
he was run into by an electric
car of the San Antonio Street Railway
company. This happened near the cor
ner of East Commerce and La Sale
streets and the car was No. 20 OF the
Cemetery line. The vehicle, which was
occupied by Mr.. Mills and son, was a
rickety concern and the collision rem
dered 1t still more unfit for use, several OF
the spokes of the wheels and other ap-
purtenances being broken.
Dickey was thrown to the ground and
fell on his face. He was carried into
Blair's drug store, where he was attend
ed to. 1t was found that his lips
were lacerated and several teeth we're
loosened, which had to be pulled out. Be-
yond that the little fellow was not in
iured, although he had narrow escape.
Mr. Mills escaped injury.
The name of the motOrman could not
be learned, as he left the car Immediately
after the collision took place and hasn't
shown up since. 1t is learned he has
been in the employ of the company about
on the cemetery line only the
past day or two. 1t is also
learned that the -motorman failed to
sound the gong, and that the accident
was caused solely by the negligence OF the
motorman.
He is the same man that ran into a
beer wagon about eight o'clock this morn
ing, and evidently thought 1t better to
quit before he'd kill someone.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
Continue the Good Work.

From the Wichita (Kan.) Eagle.
1.-THE unusual and frequent applause
which emanated from the opera house
last night fully attests the merits of"Dad's
Girl" as presented by the Lyceum Thea
tire company. From start to finish the
large audience was kept in well pleased
frame OF mind, and were sorry to see the
curtain -ung down at the close OF the
piece, so thoroughly delighted were they
with the play"
This play will be presented by the same
company at the San Pedro Springs Pa
yilion Theatre Monday night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
Otto Kicks.
To the LIGHT:

TO the LIGHT:
The San Antonio Electric Street Car
company reduced the salaries of their
conductors and motormen to shameful
low point, but not satisfied with this they
90 now step farther, they discharge
the able and competent men and place in
their stead boys from IA to Is years OF
age. Is the travelling public so little re-
spected by this greedy company that
they place their lives in jeopardy by en-
ploying boys where intelligent men Of
ten cannot avoid disaster? VIII the city
council not take a hand in this mad ac-
tion of the San Antonio Street Car com
papy. o. SoLMS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
Black Money.

People who go to the Sulphur Wells
find TO their horror that all their silver
money in their pockets turns black from
the action of the sulphur. When they re-
turn to the city they also discover that
they have hard work getting rid OF their
black money, when they wish to make
purch aSes or payments.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
A Big Nozzle.

Chief Kehoe, of the fire department, has
received new kind of hose nozzle which
is applied to the water tower for drench-
ing burning building. He gave it a
trial Yesterday afternoon, but it does not
vet give satisfaction. The thing turns
out a two-iuch stream and more water
can be got out of it than out Of a fire
hydrant. 1t can be attached to take
streams from two engines.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
Injunction Threatened.

Several of the heavy county taxpayers
have begun, already, to kick against the
proposed county bridge bond issue OF $50, :
tended as a p1rely political one, to keep
the commissioners In Office. INJUNCTION
suit TO stop ITO issue is threatened.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
Scientific Society of San Antonio

The 25th meeting of the Scientific soc ie-
ty of San Antonio will be held in the As
sembly Room of the Board of Trade, 100
and 131 West Commerce street, Thursday,
at $50 p. m.
The following communication VIII pc
nraSented: The Birds of Bexar county,"
An Biological sketch bylA. II. w. Norton,
with notes by William Corner. Illustrat-
ed by representative collection Of eggs
and photographs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
O,Keefe Indicted.

Arthur O'Keefe was indicted by the
grand Jury Yesterday afternoon, charged
with assault to main. He is the man
that threw pan of boiling grease in the
face of Lewis w. Levacher last Saturday
They were employees in the camp of the
San Antonio and Gulf Shore road sur
veying gang. Levacher is reported out OF
danger and on fair way to recovery.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
Recorders Court.

G.. w. Wagner, striking, dismissed.
NJ. b. Gleason, keeping vicious dog,
missed.
]. H. Bryon, drunk, 81.
T. B. Moore, drunk and dIsOrderly, dis
dismissed.
T. b. Moore, discharging fire arms, S15.
b. Nentwig, violating sanitary or d.
nance, continued.
| n. Schnitzer, striking dismissed.
J. Sanchez, striking, $40.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
J0SKE BROTHERS,
1.-THE BIG STORE"
Corner ALAMO AND COMMERCE STREETS.
Nav Proclamation of
THE MOKE MILLINERY co.
War is Declared

will stop We propose do the Millinery business of this city
daily crowded with purchasers but
FACILITIES immense Our New York buyers
expressing goods daytey
do likewise and sell them accordingly. We going flood
the market We have handsome line of MIDSUMMER SHAPES
received nothing like here Ladies do buy old time stuff
the latest for Come and take
arrivals and styles White Sailors they
the thing dash and have them in square and oval
bms height low tops. But the bargain
Finely Trimmed IeghOn Flats each
fancy shapes trimmed we'll worth $780, but there
drives offering for this great sale For instance
Chldrens Caps down all competition why will sell
nicely Embroidered Cap or Tom O'Shanter for 25c
the recherche styles here but
sell them such within reach of ALL Remember
always do what advertise All Trimmings and Hats bought
from trimmed free of charge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
THE MONDAY AIR oHURN

Is success and has no equal. 2ss 3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-16
v AR AGAINST HIGH PRICES!
ALL WOOL SUITS AT
$3.50, 500, 1000, 1900 and Sl2.5O,
Briefly, but Graphically, Tell the Story
of the Greatest
CLOTHING :. CRUSADE

Ever witnessed in this section of the country
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Il:
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end ! 6slf euEes of land Be th6 ssaae AZ q
No ! 1is bounded Is follows 70 III; Nl<znu-
ing - 1 Stone ii the SIDE q tlle e 6Ilo
Hood lo4QlnK from Smyrna to Bl4oHD4Q ana
Ennn1ng thence nortn mort twenty ass en3 z
hnudredfhs perohes to stake IN the A1e %
ea1d Eond; thence north fourteen and q n4H
oegTees VEST twenty seven percnes e Z 81 ~ g
south twenty seven degrees and twen9F ore
chez e : eteseI thenee sonth .lxt{- NM -
s5isS ssisS Jsss saas j. :a1eg'is ies - Sa & 81 e
81 n3'e 3ss n 8' 4 ss22s 4 E Is - RGsl'c sass:
north twenty nve and q half degrees west
thirty eight and Jour tenths perches TO q
cor neg dn said roadside, corner ct lands
BY William Cummins, n. D., thence withithe
line OF the laet-ment toned land north seven
~ degrees east forty live and f0ur-tenths
perches 70 stone; thence south twenty and
half degrees east twenty-six and sixfenth
perones to 6 stone; thence north seventy
three ana halt degrees east seventy-nine
tor land late of John Lyman; fhenceiwith
said land south eight degrees east hfty Weight
and three-tenths perches to q stone, corner
for land late of Agnes Stockiey and there
with south stxty-nine and g quarter degrees
Neet eight perches to the place OF beginning
containing forty seven acres, and one hun
the same more or less,
No4 Beginning az stene set IN the side
81 public road leading from Smyrna to
d6Erees and twenty I'VE minutes east forty
1ye and tWo-tenths perches two stones set
by hickory tree; thence south twenty and
se6shs 3 perches @ hes to ga stone; thence 1 north
eeyenty-four degrees east sev enty-etght and
6ve-tenths perches to q stone, with the let
fod leading from M the % STATE tat Toaa sS toWaitsrs @ ii
snd 4 quarter degrees ffty-one ana thirty
to ao sSng5s II es
neEre ees west sixty-three perches to & bridge
sacfoa5 said road. thence north seventy-One
qeGrees west thirty y-nine and fve-tenths per-
G0G8 TO bridge across the State road;
themes south TWENTY-FIVE and half degrees
&gstfsrty fye and sixty i've hundreths per-
e t9s place cr 81 PEI inning ang
fhlrt3 three square perches of land, be the
44me tnore or less. Excepting hereout about
Aexes o5 land of the Louis Davis tract con-
XoYedby William Cummfns, NJ. D., to Perry
9Am11ton BY deed dated April /. 1851. leaving
~ Whele tract. 95 acres, more or less.
HeixSd ana taken in execution as the prop
ertY q William A. Cummfns and Alice ID,
Qnmmins his wife, and T. t., and to be sold
PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff.
shsf1a's ONCE. Wilmington, Dell. January
- -
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ON THURSDAY,
THE 25rH DAY OF JANUARY, 1894.
At II o'clock, q. M,

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain messuage or tract
Of land, situate and lying and being In
stae Ct isns GGsenis
r Shalloross, James T. Shallcross and Jon.
athan x. W iiiiams, known as tine Brick Mil
near Middletowns with brick mill brick
Nithln the foliowine metes ana bounds:
Beginnfng At stone set In the middle OF
public roa4 lsading nom Odessa TO Middle
towns thenoe north 70 degrees east chains
Anc % links 70 the corner OF the miIl pond:
l1nke across the mill dam; thence north l3
degrees ID minut es west 8 chains ~ lfnks:
thence north degrees is minutes east
road leading nom the mill to the road, lead.
ing from Odessa to Armstrong; Corner. IL
being corner for this land ard land Of
James I; Shallcross; thence with the land Of
track) north 81 degrees east chains. 81 links
70 stake set tor corner OF the Lard, the
lana OF said shalIcross and Jonathan K.
Williams; thence with land of said Williams
south 10 egrees and lbminutes west chafns
TO stake; thence south 10 degrees and a
minutes east chains and 70 links to & post:
thence south Is degrees east 2 cha ms to a
stake; thence south 30 degrees east @ haina
10 stake, 8 corner tor this LAND and land Of
grees west IL chains, links to 4 stake Ii IN the M
cvntre OF q public road leading from The
mill and interesting public road leading
from Odessa to Middletown, aforesaid;
thetce with the centre OF the said road north
degrees Al minutes west chains 81 links to
the place OF beginning, containing within
sald letes and bounds 2s acres OF laac. more,
Seizcd ana taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Joseph r. Deakyne and Rachel il.
pesk Pr, yne, his vile. mortgagors. and TO be
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
shcrif's Office Wilmington, Del. January.
etn, issa. jan.6-ts
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| Berlin. leave Harrington 1858 m
| k-daysand 8 26 p m, Tuesdays, Thurs
andsaturdays. Returning, leave Ber-
| tuesdays and Saturdays.
| QUE1n ANHE 3 KENT =. R.-Leave Town
ssld tor Centreville and way stations 3 . q
Centreville a m and 245p m Weekdays.
DELAWxn1 q CHESAPEAKE B. R.-Leave
Cltyton for Oxford and way stations 10 q
o1ford 8 zs m ana 81 3 m week days
pA1rsRIDaE SnAYoRD B R-Leave Seaford
| for Cambridge and intermediate stations
days, and saturdays 100 M Returning,
thursdays, and ssturdayss ZIP m
DsisWars City Raiiroad. XsSownsend. ~ NG with Nth
Queen Anne's q Kent Railroad. At Clayton,
with Delaware and chesapeake Railroad and
sno 1its Ray
Virginia Railroad, At Seaford, with Cam
bridge q Seaford Railroad. At Delmar with
New York. philadelphia 4 Norfolk, Wicomi-
8. n. PREv0ST. General Manager.
JR WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
H Daily. Daily except Sunday.
"a" Stops to leave passengers from VIII
mington and points north or take passen-
gers tor points souts Of Deimar.
II" Stops on signal. on notice to conduc
s'hnstops to leave passengers from Will
"r' Stops to leave passengers from points
south.
"p', Stops to leave passengers from points
south OF Delmar, or take passengers tor
Wilmington and points north, 6nd
atS stops to let on passengers from points
NEw CAsrlE AoconxoDAr1on TnAlrs-
Leave Wilmington u 06 q m, ana 81 m,
daily. 8 l,8 II l2a m. 2 A 4.3O. 40. 8 0o and
$50 m weekdays. Leave New Castle 30
q m and 10 Is p m daily, 8 81, 98o, II o. m,
l Is, b34 3 H,6 II and 78 p "a, week days
Express trains leaving Harrington s 06 q
run through solid to and from Baltimore
via Porter and Newark.
sRANcR ROADS.
DzLAwAR1, MARYLAND 3 VrRerHIA 4. r.
Leave Harrington for franklin City and
way stations 1908 q m, week-days,6 Is p N,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Re.
tur ming, train leaves franklin City s u5 q
n, weekdays, "a n, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays
Leave Harrington for Georgetown and |
Lewee At II 10 & N, 9 1 m. Returning, |
leave Lewis z q . M 5 81 p m.
LeaAe Franklin City for Chincoteague(via |
'teamerl 1ss n M. week days, Rsturnlng.
eave Chinooteague q g % week days.
,nly.
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a DIVIDEND PAYER !
9le Gold Dollar nilIlr COMPANY
Of cRlppLE carrk. colonADo.

Organized under Laws OF Colorado. Can.
ital Stock, 700 600 shares, par value 81 20 each.
FULL PAID AND NOEsAe6E6sABLR.
lao 900 Shares In Treasury.
The mine Is located in the richest ,,ortfon
OF the celebrated gold producing disfrfct n
Cripple Greek, and IS held under o. B. pafent
Work is carried on day and niRlit nni
Quantities. e 7srsss>
In january. 1891, the Company wfil be ofn
paying regular Ynont6iy dividends ct The
rate q q Per bent per annum on the amount
b: H. OFFICER, Sec. ana Treas.
United amount Of shares nov ofTared
- <AI 80 cEMT8RCn SHARE. g
etoxks frospeotus aud 6xperf6 report NAV
g elned Hom the bauk1ng house Of
Middletown transcript., 1894-01-20

cHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ. OF Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale, at the hotel OF
Charles Devalnger, at Middletown, In St.
Georges hundred, State OF Delaware, New
Castle county, Del,
Middletown transcript., 1894-01-20
sRAnca ROADS.
The WoRD,s FAI

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book by Director General Davis, Mrs Pot
ter Palmer ana other ofieials. Over 500
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make SO q DAY. Send tor circular; or send
so cents to-day tor large outfit, containing
P.W. zieeieF e CO. m Chestnut st. Phiia
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LADIES ONLY

or. Dunxontso EemaIe Regulating
Ffllo are saiWays safe and reliable. 12.0JO
ware Of dangerous substitutes and imita-
lions. Price 300 per package. Sent by
mail securely sealed from observation.
Address, DR. r. DUMonr
mayz7-lyr 96 8. Aalsted st. Chicago, Ill,
Middletown transcript., 1894-01-20

n machanics, your future is in
hands and BY your ballots you hold
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prosperity Will you rebuke your degen-
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sons and daughters. And to the members
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Dare ye 6cndemn the righteous poor,
And let i in sinners escape secure.
While Goid and greatness brfbes your
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Scrabble x Roads.
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on SATURDAY.
THE 50 DAY OF FEB RUARY 1894,
at o'clock. p. d.

The following described ree1 esfafe. VI:
situate Ia 81. Georges hundred, New Castle
county / tate Of Delaware, s s. 81 = -
BeginninE on the west 6kde u The Epershano
and Warwick road, bounded ~ Ind iormerIy
OF DR.. james Naudain. now of John r. Cochran
by land formerly Of Benjamin xfi1de, now 81
John p. Cochran, and by land of {he heire N
George Derxickson, BY land loxnerly 81 Joshua
Driver and Benjamin Flelds< NOW n the heire
Of George Derfickeon and a. Thnu1oS Murphv-
is H9soe ;s,in n D5snce no% n fS7n W % sssly q
4l6 sores and 10 perches ~ l6d1 a n
Seized and taken IL excc.jlf = - Fguperty
q William p Cochran and Am a 0oo6rsn
his Wifo, and TO be sold by 81 u
Sheriff. once Wilming1qn, ~. Je1nazy
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CHEHFF'5 sALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ Of Levari Facias, to me directed, win Be
exposed to public sale at the hotel Of Arm
strong Y Sparks, In MiddIetown, IN st. GEORGES
hundred, New Castle county, state Of Dela-
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