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Dengue Fever Foiled The San Antonio GUARANTEED. USE ITI DY USING - Harry Baum & Co. .Harry Baum's Whiskey Volume V.-Number 24-3. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1885. Only $5 a Year. 'Red Cross" Whiskey FALL And Just Received : The largest nnd ATITrniA I I 3 MIZE (FURNISHING GOODS I! I I IB I I IM The Finost We dedro nlso rnll rpeclnl iittciitlon. tint we curry llio most elegant stock of BOYS AND GIRLS SCHOOL SHOES. In cuir I.ndlea dress Rood, department every vnrlcty of the Intent styles nnd pnterna enn be see.i. An Inflection In niked liy our Indy oustoniers. JOSKE BROTHERS. SMITH & CO., lurrcrmon t i w. ii..imitii1 Fire, IVIarine $ Tornado Insurance wi: itKi'itiyiiNTTiu: tiu.un.iNt) ni:i.tAiii.n ttiMfANins: Northern .t ..iirn'irn Cninpin;, f Kimtuml AmM, Wll.SKO.miO I'ommrrclBl llnloiiAs.uranre Uniiipnny, of KiiKtind ' 10,KO,4S3 Imperial Kir, lii.uraoce Company, or Kniflm,,! " H, 787,000 r,ftiiCA.Mre'tn.urnuc0 t'omprtiiy, of digliinil " 0SlH,3H:t riicniii.aiinimcoinimir, ur i:iiisiiit '.. " n.niu.noH lnur.ince Company ot Norlli Ain-rlo, of I'lilLiilutpliln V,07I,IIU0 riiimiU In.uruueii Company, or llarlf.ml, limn 4,4311,0111 I'linMilx llmimnre Uomp my, of llrnokljii. N V " 3,7411,030 .tm.rlrii Central In. urine Company, of 1 1, I.oiil., Mo I.IHll.ml OFFICE: Over Rlsche's Cigar Store, 276 Commerce SOUTHERN HOTEL, Main and Military Plans, San Antonio, Texas, JAMES P. HICKMAN. JR., PROPRIETOR, Convenient to tuiln t nti J. H. HARQUART, -PllOl'KIKTOK BOOT ail SHOE CRESCENT CITY I hntn on lintid tire Imndred orthe fi.lt w In v: atylea of line linnd mill homo 1111.1I0 goods: Prince Albert Onlf, the Oxfurd 'I le, lino Cnlf low quuter Strap Tic, Tliree Rutton Oxford Kill, and Newport tie Kid. nil of tlirm low (juuter gooda which will bo aold nt the reduced rntu of llvo ilullurn per pair. Will aell you 11 Hoot or Shoo Home nnd Hand .Made. My Mock Is superior to any In the Stnto. Ten thousand dollurf worth of ready hnnd innile goods to bo cloned out at prices lower than heretofore known. Tills oiler la for this next TO days. Call early and ho convinced. Fine Ountom Work a Bpoolalty. No. 1 7 Solecliid St. op. Courthouno. Gin. H. KALTEYEn, JiJl.ei.-mo Cement Co., JIANL'r.Kl'flll'.ltS or Alamo, Portland and Roman Cemo its, Cement Walks and Groy Lime Hydraulic Lime and Building Stone, also Dealers in Imported unit Doiiie.tlo Cements, White I.Jmn, llnlr, PI i.lrr mid Chimney Flues. Our Cement la used In ItiuOinntruc-tlim or lln' New EttiitoCiipltol. trilflleouiul Warehouses, Nua.aiT and So I Aeo'iuln Ruct. Works nnd Quurry near liniilof Hit or. WHITE LIME AND Cement I Oysters, Fialx .Rivers.de Cafe Restaurants Bcliolz's Hall, Corner of Commerce and Losoya Streets. y-I.unch anil Meals at all hours. Everything served In Flrat-Cla's Style, Fnllto waiter' In attendance. 7-2S-Cm LONE STAR & PACIFIC SALOON Opposite tho Passenger Depot, on Austin Stroot. Constantly on hnnd. a good supply of Wines nnd Cigars, Polite and attentive all branchea. JOHN GUHMANN, Proprietor. CHEAP COLUMN. DKESSMAKING-MIdsM. K. Hortoit. Kaihlun. nblo IJriiimKtr. corner Huiuton ft ml fatiifuctloii wmrunttHl In t xDiiunsuiupatrnniiKO ur mo wry imr- pUOM TO RENT-Niitti('iHtHiroiHMin,cor- JJMMJI1 of nil Ulnds of situ promptly llUctl. 'AM Houth U ntie M. tK.".Hiiii G US. A. REIMANn, Oontiactor und llullder, 21a Camuriro si reet land Hull Cochin BOOK BINDING AND RULING itonuat the lowest rates at the Llirbt Job lllllco. pITY ORDWANCIS-A few copies of thello VI eents, QtfOND.IIANO BOOKS bouicht and sold at I puiuuuu siruei,uppusiie uouruiou WINTER finest selected flock of Hoys unci r.T ArnTTTITA H3 CD LZ3 Street. Telephone No. 185. r, with licat accommodation, OV T1IK- MANUFACTORY f.w. McAllister &bro. 20t, 20) AND 205 S. AUMO T.. COR. VIlllTA, SAN ANTONIO, TKXA1. We aro Wholesale anil Itctall Dealers In Austin While Umc, llest Ilranils or llurk lioscmlulo anil Importeit r.iurll.h Portland Cements, Plaster of Parts, anil Long- Goat llulr, and would ask vuu to call, or write us, Tor prices boforo purchasing-else where. Please mention this paper. a. iiamphi., and. Game, Flno Imported nnd Domestic Liquors, barkeepers. Everything llrat-clnss In IMPORTANT-tr jou ilcslro city trade, adve 1 tlsolntho Light, tho most irenerully rea paper In ttioeity. w pants maker. Call at MOUND NOTICE-Takim up, and In City Pound I. on .Monterey street, near Aliuun creek, on ur alKiut tho tth day of October, liw.1i Ono brown cow, branded Ult, and kui-umrkcd double bit In tho lott nnd m.iu.r 1,1. .,. slope In llio rlii lit; 0110 buy mare, branded 11 Mexican brands one blue bull, branded half elrcloll connected and ear-marked upper half op in 1110 0 1 una under slopo In tho rlirhti 110 siKitleil heifer, branded 1.110 coiineeleil! mid bit In tho rbrhti ono red cow and calf. niuime.i ui nur iuk)vo and below; one brown mui e. branded III ouo is ray horse, branded a Moilcan biundi two black horses, branded J oi cun brundsi ono mousy horse, branded a with a bar iiIk e, and cut-marked under hulf crop lu tho left tuid crop und iloublo bit off tlio bar uIhii e, and eur-iuiirkeil bit 111 the left and crop und doublo bit olllho rlalit, which III, ir not redeemed before sale, ho sold at public auction to tho hlnliest bid x ...,r. .cash at suld pound, at tho !!i'rr ifJJ " 'k "Ih day of Oct SiSfl 1 $ "--Ulas less than tho umount L'JS'l.l,r'"V1"1.'1"co ,l0t be reoehed for tl-awt l'uii, BuAii'uKiM, Marshal BIOORAPHIOAL SKETCHES. Frodoriok 0, Haucison, City Col lector of Taxes. His Early History Marriage and Arrival In Ttiat -Army Record, and Private and Official Life, c. Ur, Frederick C llnuelseii, the pres. ent City Collector of Taxes, was horn In Waldeiiburir, Ih the kingdom of H'urlcin- burif, Uermnny, December 21, IH.IS, and Is consequently In his 17th year, al though In appearance he Is not more thnn 38, as he Is In perfect health with not yet a gray hair, and quick and spry In tils movements. He emigrated from Jermnny with his parents, arrlvine; In New York City In 1M1, where ho lived flte years, and at the age of IS struck out for himself, KoInK west tofirowup with the country, tor several tears he led n wandering life, llndlii(t employment In Indianapolis, HI. Louis, Chicago, and many other Places, nnd tlnallr wns mar ried In Kvansvllle, Indiana, May II. IMai. and left next morning with his lirhlo for the then distant anil nlmost unknown Southwest Texas, coming direct to San Antonio, which has since been his home, and of which he has always been a prom inent citizen, ready to do all In his power to advance Its Interests. He entered the Confederate army May 13, IN2, enlisting In Company II, com manded by Captain S. O. Newton, of the' mini texas inianiry, ucnerni n, r, Ilee, tho present Slate Commissioner of Insurance, being the Colonel. He served with his company at Ilrownsvllle, (ial veston and other nortlons of the Trans. Mississippi Department, and was ills charged at Camp I.ubbock Springs, In IbtJI, returning to this city, where he soon entered the l'ostolllce aa clerk under K. C. Dewey, where he remained contlnuoualy until ahortly after Mr. 14. 1'. Uambla'a appointment as I'oetiuuster, and thus became personally acquainted wiiu me majority oi ine citizens orsan Antonio. In 1BTU he waa made a Denulv Sheriff under II. I). Harnett, and served In the Tax Collector's department of that olllce. the Sherlll then being nlso Collector of Taxes. In this employ- He then became lessee of Turner hall. of which society he has ever been ii prominent and popular member. On several occasions he tilled the position of City Tax Collector under Mr. Julius lloyer tviillu mat gentleman was either sick or absent. In lf-K) he was elected to tho olllce by the people, Mr. lloyer declining to be a candidate. In.lanuary last he waa again elected for Collector br the small ma orlty of seven votes. bis opponent being Mr. Krneat ltlsohe, aiso a uerinnn, ine nominee ot t lie reg ular Democratic nartv. and one f the best known and popular citlens of this cltj'. so nigner compliment coulil be paid Mr. Haiielsen than that he successfully tills the place of his predecessor. Mr. Julliia lloyer, than whom no more pop ular olllcer ever held position In San Antonio, and against whom none could be found willing to run In the elections. There Is a singular lnoldent connected with the present City Collector and As sessor. While In New York, Mr. Hauel aen, who Is a printer by trade, worked In the olllce of Oberland it Mer, and in the book-store connected with the es tablishment he often met nnd tn Iked to ono of the clerks. Muny years afler- warus inese two men met in Ibis city nnd, recognized each other, begun talk lug of old limes In New York. Thev were Frederick C. Hauelsen. Cltv Col lector, and Oustav Krasch, City As- Died, 'I tils Tuesday morning, from con sumption, at the Santn Horn hospital, Win. II, Neill, aged 42 years. The de ceased wns n printer by trade, and for the past two years wna an employe of the I.ioiiT olllce. Ills health broke com pletely about lire months ago, nnd since that time Ida decline unto death was sura and rapid. Aa a printer he waa thorough nnd pnlnstnklng, and pos sessed a mind that waa vigorous and bright. He waa n member of the San Antonio Typographical Union, and waa well and favorably known on all tho large papera of the Slate, denial nnd kind-hearted, he was kinder toothers thnn he waa to himself, nnd mnde friends with nil whom he met. nnd his death will be regretted by all who knew him. The news hna also been received of the death of Joseph Marold. who died at Fort Smith, Aik., on Sunday lost. Mr. Marold wna also n printer, and for merly worked In the l.toirr olllce. He wns also a resident of tho city nnd n member of the San Antonio Typograph ical Union; wns one of the most accom plished printers In the city, and was liked by all. He leaves a mother and atsterand many acquaintances to mourn Ida death. 1'eace to their ashes. Military Orders. Under Instructions from the division commander. Captain II. W. Sprolo, Klghth cavalry, now In this city, will proceed to Join Ida troop at Fairvlew, N. M. The travel la neceseary for the puhllo service. Under Instructions from the division commander, Flrst-I.leutenant S. W, Fountain, Eighth cavalry, now nt the post of Sati Antonio, will proceed to join hla troop nt Alma, N. M. The travel Is necessary for the publio ser vice. Second Lieutenant A. MeC. Guard, Acting Assistant Quartermaster at Camp Del Itlo, Texas. Is authorized to send hr express tn Ihn ARBlmnnl 'I'r.n. urer of the United States, at New Or leans, I.a., $132 2u, publio filiiils. Recruit Jamea L.St. John, enlisted by the recruiting olllcer at San Antonio, la assigned to Troop F, Klghth cavalry. Kecrult James Qulnn, enlisted by the recruiting olllcer nt Fort Davis, la aa signed to Troop E, Third cavalry. A Miracle Defined. I'retty Teucher-Now, Johnny Wells, oan you tell me what la meant by a mir acle? Johnny Yes, teacher; mother saye It you don't marry the new paraon It will be a miracle. Teacher You may alt down. Hen Ilrlerly'a Journal. Tho most popular olgatettes are the Operal'ulla at popular prlco. tl MAX NEUENDOltFF. Ho Pleads Not Guilty to tlio Oliargos Against Him. The "Testimony oflThad W. Smith, and Juan Del Darrera, Who Qett Very Confused as to Hit Signatures. In the District court this morning, tlio case of the Stale or Texas vs. .Max Neuendorrr, came up for trial. The of fence which the defendant Isjcharged til ing malfeasance In olllce, and the plain till seeks to remove hlui. The defend ant, through his nttorneys, Messrs, Ilrennemnn A Ilergstrnm, Hon. J, II. Mcl.enry nnd M. (1. Anderson, F.sq., de nied the allegations pleading not guilty. The first witness called for the Slate, of which there were 10, was; 'I had W, Smith, the County Clerk, de posed as follows t I know the defend ant, he occupied the position of Justice of the Peace, Precinct No, 1. lteport produced was a quarterly report for July, tiled In olllce on August 12th, also n supplemented report tiled later. The County Commissioners were In session on the second Mondny In August, tho regular term before that wna May, the regular terms occur on February 7lh, May, August and Notcmhcr the reports produced were filed by de fendant, IDIttrlct Attorney Paschal then read the reports above mentioned to thejuryl Nu oilier reports wire tiled In my olllce for Hint quarter by defend ant. The report produced has no signature. Max Neuendorf!' was called to prove that the books Introduced ns evldenco were the civil and criminal dockets of Justice of the Pence, Precinct No. 1, nnd that these dockets were In Ida hand writing. Anton Adntii, Justice of the Pence, testlileil that the report mentioned In the evidence of the llrst witness wua attorn to before him; he could not recol lect whether ho elgned It or not. Junn dn la llnrrern deposed that he lived on Prcsa street. Did not think hu had ever made more thnn two ntlldavlta In defendant's court when he told him he would pay witness $1 50 In ench ense. He was at the olllce on a Satur day evening and spoke to hlui and to Jesus Itodrlgtie.. Defendant told him he would give him SI. SO to make alll davlta against two courtesnna. Ha nt llrst demurred, hut acceded iillerwnrds, and defenilnnt gate him about $5 ns a birthday present. Nineteen allldavlla were shown wit ness, twelve or which he admitted sign ing. Defendant llrst spoka to witness at his olllce. I do not know what the money wns paid for. I know nothing of the women mimed In those nllhhivlts. Cross-uxntulnntlon About the time the allldavlla were made hu wna work ing fur the Street Coinmlsrloiier. Jesus liodrlguez and witness had no arrange ment between them. He brought a big list to defendant, llolleved Jesus lti.il riguez. wrote the list, but could nut say positively. Defenilnnt only gave him ?.". Forgot what ilum his birthday ttns on. No ono wns present when he signed ullldnvlts except defendant and himself, 'lite seven nllldsvits shown to hlui were not signed by him; could not ait car positively. Antonio Perez wrote some of the ; saw hlui writing; caught hlui three oroiirtlmeawrltlngwltneia'a name, Junn lie la ll irrera. It was very evident In the crosa-exam-Ihntlon that witness could barely rend or write. From examination of tlio alll davlla In question, the signatures all appeared to belli thusame handwriting. Wllness afterward admitted that Jesus liodriguez and Antonio Perez made lilm sign them. Ho did not recollect being at Judge Neueiidurtrs when Krenipknu wns there and a conversation about pay was had; knew C.A.Francois, but did not make any aflldavlt against him In Neuendorirs court. Itedlrect. Wns norklngfor the Street Commissioner about four months before these ullldnvlts tvero made, Antonio Perez and Jesus liodriguez were around the ollico nil the time. He was not sworn to any of the ullldatlts. It was the Judge who pnld him. The court ndjoiirncd nt this point until 3 o'clock. Sharp Practice. City Detective W. II. Mnrtlnniadu the arrest last night at the clrcua ticket wagon, of a little negro boy who gave tho name of Wiley Johnson, and it young white man who gave tho nnmo of Fred Wlnsett, nnd who claimed to be n guard to the ticket wagon on behalf of the cir cus. Olllcer Martin Inst night watched these two worthless beings, satisfied that their notions were auspicious, to say tho least. The boy Wiley, had crawled under the ticket wagon, Just below where tho tickets were being sold, and was trying to pick the pockets of parties who came up to buy tickets. Martin says the boy had his hold on a gentleman's watch chain, and soon nf terwarda saw hi m with his hnnd In nnother gentleman's vest pocket. Ho cnught the boy'a hand and Jerked It out of tho man's pocket, and then ar rested Wiley. Wlnsett'a part In the builniss was, as It appeared tu Mar tin, to tell the boy under the tvngon In which pocket to look for money when the owner enmo forwnrd, Tho charge made ngnlnst both In the ltecorder's court thia morning waa "dangerous and suspicious characters," nnd, nfler nn elnbornte hearing of the cases, the Itc- oorder dismissed Wlnsett If he would lenve the city, nnd the boy was also dis missed as being rather too young to be punished, Teias Patents. The following patents tvero granted to citizens of Texas, boarlng date of Octo ber 0, 1883, reported expressly for this paper, by Louis Dagger & Co., mechani cal experts and solicitor of patents, Washington, I). C: J. K. Morris, San Marcos, planter; II. F. WuUT, San Anto nio, trunk. Josko Drothera will mnko It to your Interest to call and see them. lu-7-tf F.very llrat-clasa dealer sells Opera 1'nfta clgarctloa. Avoid Injurious Imita tions. ;f WILD DILL'S DAUGHTER. Her Appearance Before a San Antonio Audience. It ttna not generally known yesterday that the dashing and accomplished equestrienne, Miss Ltuma Lake, tt ho so delighted the audiences at the llarrett circus with her wonderful skill In riding nnd Hie remnrkahla command alio had over horses, was n step daughter of tho famous Win. Hlscoek, better known all oterlhe west nsWlld Itlll." IM.cock was for mnny yenra n scout, nnd nlso city marshal of a number of the red not towns of western Kansas. It was lie who shot and killed Phil. Coe, of this clly,atid nil told tho men who fell a t icllm to his deadly aim aro "loo numerous to mention." Some time about 1&72, Mra, Lake's California Circus crossed to the east of tho Kooky mountains, and she met the man with whoso fame she had become familiar. Ills dashing appear ance with his long, flowing blonde locks and manly stature, captivated the enter prlslngclrcua proprietress and they were married, Illscock'e Incllnatlona ttcra not in the nrena. and ho continued Ida nomndlo life, nlwnya being found In tho booming wild towns. Thus It was that ha was In Dcadwood In Its daj a of glory, nnd while engaged lu a gnuiH of carda McCoy, his slayer, shot hlui through tlio head from behind. Through Mrs. Lake's Influence and money the best of counsel was aecured, and tho case waa taken to Ynnkton where ho wna convicted and hung, being the llrst legal execution In Dakota Territory. Miss Kinmn Lake Is the daughter of Mra. Illscock nee Lake, and has reached the topmost round on thelndiler of famu aa an equestrienne. RECORDER'S COURT. Tho Usual Crist of Drunks, Fights and Other Misdemeanors. Louts Franklin, charged with careless driving, pleaded not guilty. Ho Is a young colored boy who was driving very wildly ncrosa the Military plaza last Thursday night. Fined $3. Harry Thornton, carrying a pistol, pleaded guilty. Continued. K. Porter, another colored hack driver, was charged with careless driving. Ho snld ns ho passed a countryman's tvngon the fnnner popped his whip and scared the oll'horse, and the hack then collided with Dr. Walls' buggy, hut did not damage It greatly. He settled the dam ngea nnd the case wns dismissed. JtiiiloIj.il Schneider, disturbing the peace of Mrs. Tom Alshury ontbel.'lh oflnst August, lined $10. Mike O'llrlen, drunk and disorderly, lined $7. Ueorge Smith, a colored man, waa charged with being drunk. He aald Ueorge Smith wna not drunk, hut hnd a spasm. 'I he case wns continued, and afterwards dismissed. Mnrlu Mcl.ace. for She said hu Insulted her ai hlui. Tho row occurred nt tho clrcua grouuda nt it chill Hntitl, kept by the Mexican ehe cursed. She paid him 2."i cents and he took out 13 cents for pay ot ono plate, of chili, which she nverred she would not ent because It had three fllea In It, and which she threw out. Fined $5. JtinnCabnsos, lighting with Ilnrtnlu Ferrl nt Santiago Vlllanueve'a store, Cabnsos wns tlueil $.", and Ferrl was dismissed, Junn L Talamantes was charged with being drunk and disorderly, ifnetl l'i. Harney Sanders, drunk, $5. IM, Johnson, using Insulting Ian gunge, dismissed. Wiley Johnson nnd Fred Wlnsett, dangerous nnd suspicious characters, weru arrested on the circus grounds nt the ticket tvngon lust night. Wiley was picking pocketa nnd Fred wna directing him, llolh of them were discharged. Hubert Itahn, drunk, dismissed. FASHION THEATRE. The New Programme an Undoubted Success. The Fashion theatre programme last night was In every reapect far better than the recent one. Mlsa Mlna Valade la a vocalist possessing a good voice and executive ability with It. Mcssra. Car roll and Harry are n pnlr of cotnedlana far above tho average, nnd the Ilakere made a hit In their Dutch sketch. The drama, "Jack Long, of Texaa, was well received and fairly supported, Mlea An nie Howard and Mr. Charlea F.mmett, playing tho leading roles In good style Larry Dooley Is still retained, and Ids popularity does not seem to bo at all lessened. lOn a Commercial Basis. A promlnet member of a Iloston church, soys tho Now York Tribune, In speaking the other day of a possible change In the pastorate, said: "I think It la a matter of buying up stock ex cuse me. I mean newa. If Mr 'a friends can buy up pews enough before i no pansu meeting tuer will or course call him. If the other aide get the pewa, laugii, but the oontrol of a church la a good deal like the control of a bank or railroad nowadays. If you can buy up a majority of tho pewa you enn run it to auu youreeit." Did Not Appreciate Prido of Dlith. "Jonea, you were lighting drunk," said Justice Power to his llrst prlaonerat Jeflerson Market pollco court, enys the Now xork Telegram. "Judge, I'm Jonea from Alabany," re. piled the prisoner on the line a leng, law-uuneu, iieavny moiisincueu man "Well, what of thntV" "Nothln', only I thought you'd like to know tvhar 1 came from." "Not at all." replied hla honor. "I know where you're going. That's all that Injcrcata me. 'ten dnya on the -Tho only cigarettes which do not buck to mo lips are opera Puds iFASHION :THEATRE-. SIMMS & SAMUELS, V3XT ANTONIO. . . . W II HI MM lllltt IN .11 it I i; 1lll:o HAM) A. I'l TZ PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 12, 13, aid U, 1885. rrUtmiimt 111 t MARKS. THE MnrkB, the l,HM-)c ovtittriiti: .Hd Joyii' Miss MOLLIE BARRY, In Songs, Dance and Skipping Rope Jig. MISS VIRGIE JACKSON, - - - - Tlio' pleasing songstress. El) WIN JO l'GV, in Ma grout cinrnotor of tha Pour Old lluitU Miss MONA VALADE, - - The charming song and danco artist. J'T. THE BAKERS, IIil,,!!V,,,:Kr FRITZ1 DAD LtUGK OVIIIITI lit:. .... I-A8IIIO.N OltClllisTltA HII.LIK The irn Bl s CARROLL AND BARRY, -J0IIN nnt I hint itrtiMft, In tl.Hr ur tih 1 (-rvAlitm, "liolnir lo A r ten n now Tn-Momm. Miss MOLLIE BARRY, JOHN BAKER, Miss VIRGIE JACKSON Ijnililiillile l:ililoM-an Sketch, CARROLL, BARRY and JOYCE. Miss LOU BAKER, Tho best lady tamborino soloist in tho world. Miss MONA VALADE, - - Tho dashing sorio comic songstross it's entertainment will conclude with Jack Long, JACK LONG IMwliiJi,)ec Old Man lllbbs Illlllu Carroll Ijirry INNiley . lleeso rtoulpr .Infill llniry 1 May llll.l.i, Alinlu Howard .1. Mlleliell i Mllle James l.ury Wnir . ...Iloli Mucins lllimli Mollli, tlurry Iteirtilntom. initials, etc, by the coinpniiy. SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, ii si.tti.khi.it Ii 1 i;x tn, w 1th distant View b of tlio Itollltur I'rnlrle, hy Ait I -Imi Fun i Tin "llo iTlilci.B" ntiu Itiitiilutnrs lliKl-lloril,. HiooUtur llroiiM.tH -'tlio Kiilln i llulloii-Tlio Vow i.r Veiuren -'I ho I'l Ai-r II.- Ci-nrm Swltir lv tiikCuiiio ml Hi,. Peddler und hla lull' The Dutch I t the Ti. rim. In -llio rilKlllle I rill Millliuell.l 'llio II. - I In, Iji.i hi out the llaokirnHllHli The I has I olilitloe.1 fork or tho Itlollrnti' -The AtiiloiiH ttult-Tlii Cure by Line Thiillupp) hi .piel -Tiiblenu. The WonflerTnl Til Pan Fields -EMPORIUM ''YJ .ifi) This Establishment Is now Replete with All tno Novelties for tho Fall anil winter Season. "all and Winter Silks and Satins Cnn bo seen In Illnck nnd Colored, Plain and Ilrooaded. Casstmerei (black und colored), Tricots, Dlngonuls, Serges, etc. Camel Hnlr and Wool Sat eens. Velvets nnd Velveteens In nil colors, plain and brocaded. Silk Pongees, Dress Plaids In single and double widths, and CayTrlmmlnga to suit all Dress Gooda.-ta Gloves, Laces, and Fancy Goods. lie la now showing the largeet stock of lor l, allies linn i.iiimrnii over iiruugui to our oily, ill siik uosiery he has nn endless variety and cannot ho undersold, Fall and . Winter . Wlillinery All tho latest Fall nnd Winter styles nnd makes of Donnets and Hats, Ostrich Plumes, Tips, Klbbont nnd Trimmings will be found them. This department Is tinder first-class artistes, who will please the tastes of all. Flannels, Blankets, Toweling'. Domestic Prints, Ginghams, Alpacas, Comforters, Canton Flan. nela and Hosiery. Among the other things which were very extensively purchased by hla agents was tho most magnificent stock or Dress Goods of nil kinds ever scon In any dry goods house la Texas. F.speolal nttentlon was given to purchasing Fall nnd Winter Mike, und can ho also give the greatest bargains In Clothing, Boots, II 1 1 stock of l ull nnd tVliitor LTotlilmr Is thu Inmost ever brought to Tolas, and em braces, In the latest imttei iH, Pi lnoo Albort. Cutawuy. Frock nnd 8uok 8nlts. A very liirite nnd complete stiwk of I, i Hob', MIsbcs'. Men's and Hot b' Shu's nil J Moots. A full lino of Stoupn Sort and Stilt Hats. aim a full stock of (loutloniou'i i'urnlstilnx doudi. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. HU Kumlturo Department Is ootunlote Curt ilns, Wlntjuvvbhatlo. Em. Country ur4 L. WOLFSON, Main Plaza and Acequia Street Neat Job Printing AT THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT OFFICE. Proprietors. TD3CA.B .IIOSIXRSM MAXA ? with Isiirry Poole)' sketch. LAWYER. Client ..(IHCIIK.MTIIA In sorto-comic songs. In his original specialty. In boautiful songs? . nltCUCSTIIA the irreut molo-driMnu, In 2 acts, entitle of Texas. CHAS. E. EMMETT 'ihe M'ti-r-mlsB Miol -llio tunkeo 'iraucr -Ilidlini Trull Tin. The Narrow K.cupo Painted llock llll the la.tllnpo tVrt'Ckcl-Thu Miot Inthe Kje-The will Appear October 26, 1885. OF FASHION Kid Gloves, Mlts, Laces nnd Fancy Goods Linens, Cotton Goods, Shoes and Hats ih Uoui'juoM 0 noli, n n t ho will stilt ovcryfoojy suits, Motmlf Parlor Huiti, walnut huJ ira aih l pro-nntiy ami aatUfiotioUtfuVruiitool 14 iiifriiiii (J.irpoui, i m irs, MiuilDtr, " ' i