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The San' Antonio Light
Volume V. -Number 278.
CERPETS. LUCE CURTRIKS,
AND
UPIJOLSTBRYG(K)l)S.
JOSKEBJROjnHERS.
Our M'HOIsSTI.UV !1.1IITMI.NT t jriowtiiir nii-Mly, itn.t nnU'n In Itio 1nt fvw )rnr
linvn iKTti tncrt'iKlntr Ptiimieli ii t.i.e.i.rniv in In lay In ww mint Imn vvvry mhi The
rn nidi)' ilPii'loplnir tiiMt for home (biiiitUluii in lliU t in Inu i.iiihtlcftrt cmitrihuUHl fit ihU In
im nn-ill clejrn p. W'v curry ikiwh wwbikI rial I JJtiuor rAIU'liTH, mich - liiitrii.n,Tit"'i'tr)'.
IIm1- llriit'l, He. Our trxM nr frcnh, our imtti rn trlifUom furl-maln, unit -rUr tin
1 uncut. Wo new nn1 liiy CitriH-tft In Mill nur cjtointr,
LACE CURTAINS and CRETONNES
Wo have the Idirgint Assortment, and ran Ikiw ill present u neat selection or t'lirlilliirt'.
Fringes sultnhlo tor l,ntiilri"iiilii. Mantlillo-iiits, etc.
IN .MATII.MIS, WIIITi: A.Nll (.nholtllll, WB nm'.lt IIAItOAIN
joslEilii,os.
Goo. H, Knltoyor, President - Otto Koohlor. Socrotnry & Troas.
LONE STAB.
BrewingyCom'y.
SAN ANTOSIO. TEXAS.
EMPORIUM OF FASHION!
This Establishment Is now noplJto wltli All tne Novelties ton the
Fall ond Winter Season.
Fall and Winter Silks and Satins
Can be seen In Mack nnil Colored, Plain unci llroonled. Cnsunerei (black
iinil colored), Tricots, Diagonals, 8ci Res, etc. Camel llnlrnml Wool Sat
eens. Velvets cud Velveteens In all colors, plain and brocaded. Silk
Pongees, Dress l'lalds In single anil double widths, and
irirTrlniiiilng lo full all Dress Ooods.-XsiJ
Gloves, Laces, and Fancy Goods.
He U now showing the largest stock of K'ld (Moves, Jilts, I, noes and r'ancyJGoods
for Ladles aoil Children ever bro'iglil lo our clly. In Silk Hosiery
tie him an endless vnrlety and cannot be undersold,
Fall and Winter Millinery
All the latest Kail and Winter styles and makes of Uonnets and Hats,
Ostrich flumes, Tips, Hlbboni and Trimmings will be found
there. This department Is under lUst-class artistes,
who will please the tastes of all.
Flannels, Blankets, Linens, Cotton Goods,
Towellngs, Dotnestlo Prints, (J I null a us. Alpacas, Comforters, Canton Flan
nels and Hosiery. Among the other things which wcro very extensively
purchased by his agents was tl.o uiot magnlllccnt slock of Dress
Uoods of all kinds ever seen In any dry (foods house In Texas.
Kspeclal attention was given to purchasing Full and Winter
bilks, and can he also give the greatest bargains In
Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats
lllsstookor Fall unl Winter Clothing Is tho largest ever brought toToxas, and em
braces, In tno latest imttorns, l'rlmio Albert. Cutaway. Frock nnd Hack Hulls.
A very largo lin t oomjileto slock in: Udlus', Hisses', Men's uml llujn'
and Hoots. A full lln
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
Ills Fur nit Tiro Don irtmsnt Isonmiileto wit'i f louaoliul.l O vU, aul ho will nult 4icr 1mx!
thlii lino. Amniiirotlior irxilB wo linl I'iiifh Parlor rtults. Moli ilr lirlnr SiilU. Walnut uml
Cii-tlm, lltlv
Country orJ
L. WOLFSON.
Main Plaza and Acequia Street
F. SI.MMAMl.
Oysters, Fisbt
Riverside Cafe Restaurants
Scholz'a Hall, Corner of Commerce and Losoya Streets.
GREAT
All Departments
SPECIALTIES
nmliroltk'iM ('lulHiu'itt Pri-m PiUierii1. form'
i'ilynol.1 itt 2I, iiuw f 10.
Cmlitni'ro hikI Yak H ml ro Mcr Iw, TnWo Un-Nnpkln-.TIillPb,
CmtaliiM, !.te,
Shawn, uml nitt'iidU'MiUfsoii.
jnciit of Knit 0mmU,
WolinvoiiltiOTim'lii u reduction throuirhout
our oxtcnsfvi Km icy (IikmU mid Mlllluury lo
larhiiciitit. Wo am dully iTcrlvltw uhlninnnts
nl Trimmed uml UiiIi IiiiiikhI VKL'V, VlilA'IIT,
uml bTHA W HAW. WJNMR, JlltUS, POM
l'ONH, una all tlm hit o t novel ties in Funcy
S. MAYER,
Corner Comraeroo and Navarro Streets.
The only cigarettes which do not
slick to.tbe lips are Opera Pulls If
Knit ana Hllir Hats.
ek of Uelllleinuu's Furnishing UiHhR
llnissols unl hiirnitii Ciirpt'ta. Km, Jlattinir,
ra HloI promptly uml sulUrnctinii trnurunti'il
and. Game.
CINDERELLA
SHOE PALACE
Corner iurin Sliift and Aveiiuo C.
A Flno $3.00 Shoo and all
othor flno goods for ladlos' foot
woar In loathor and rubber for
tho coming season.
Trunkoand Vallsoslnstyloand
Variety surpassing anything In
this market.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1885.
A WIND FALL.
W. S. Hoskins, a San Antonio
Telegraph Operator,
One of the Heirs ton Cool Billion Dollars-Hit
Lineage, and a History of
the Cue.
A few weeks ngn Mr. James Usher,
of New York, had an advertisement In
the I.tnur In regnrd to the liclrs of an
Immense estate In Kttglaml, anil Mr. W.
H. Ilosklns, who for several years has
been a telegraph operator In this city
and Laredo, and who Is now private
secretary to Division Su lerlntendent
Van Vleck, of the .Sunset railroad, and
who Is well known to many of our peo
ple, having read the advertisement of
Mr. Usher, eatne Into tho olllcc and
wished to get n Mr. Usher's address It
proved that Mr. IInklns was one oftho
world-renowic'l Chase helra, recently
reinstated In their rights In Kngland.
Somewhat over UK) years ago, Lord
Townly, a ery wealthy Kngllsh Lord,
was accused of some political Intrigue,
and owing to tho high state of excite,
incut was summsrlly brought In trial,
oanvlctcd and executed. Ills four broth
ers, who were his only survivors of di
rect lineage, were fully satlelled of the
Injustice of the proceedings, hut were
also' under oil " pic Ion and unablo In do
anything In clearing their Inuoeent
brother oftho stain of treason, or save
from confiscation the immense e.tntrs
then counted at S'.ViO.IIOfl.llOi). Three of
them, William, Thomas and Aiiiillu, in
order to escape from the popular preju
dice came to Massachusetts. The otic that
remained In England Iminedlatelr ser to
work to clear up the nainn of the de
ceased, Lawrence Chase, tlm family
nnme of the dead Lord Hut ( 1 1 1 1 -t 1 In
lluencn was against him. and the said
brother In Kngland died without Isstn-,
leaving tho brothers In AmTiei and
their descendents the sole heirs. Their
own Idea was lo regain their rights,
which cost them thousands upon thou
sands of dollars, and which their chil
dren were charged with continuing.
Tho descendents of Lord Townley
have held many meetings to continue
the prosecution oftho claim, and llnally
after the lapse nt more than ncenturv,
unci when tho heirs Increased to about
WK). nn act was passed through the
llrttlsh Parliament on August I, 1Sk.",
that Lawrence Townley was unjiittly
convicted and executed, nnil that his
helrsbe given a limited time to prove
lineage and claim the estate that has
grown to over a cool billion of dollars In
money and London renl estate. Claim
lawyers were then on tho qui vlve fur
said lucky heirs, with the abnve men
tioned result of lindlng Mr, llssklns In
this city. Whllu theso 8 0 heirs
are scattered all over the Uni
ted States, the great majority
are yet In the old liny Stale. Among
those known to bo In Texas are (jcorge
11. Chase, of the Chase Trading Com
pany, and his nephew. K. K. Chase, of
Chase & Nicholson, of Fort Worth, and
W. S. Ilosklns. orihls cltv. In St. Louis
are L. S. Austin and I'.. Snpplngton, and
Ueorge W. I'eck, of Peek's un. Is also
an heir. This vast estate, If evenly
divided among 800 heirs, would be
$1,250,000 to each claimant A meeting
of the heirs living In the West ts called
to take place at the Laclede Hotel, St.
Louis, at 1 o'clock on December 1. Mr.
W. S. Hoskins' lineage runs as follows:
William CIibso came from Knglnnd nnd
settled In Massachusetts; Alice, his
daughter, married a Southwick; .Inims
Southwlck, son of Alice; Charlotte
Southwick, daughter of James, married
ft Hoskins, nnd William Southwick Hos
kins, son of Charlotte, who Is the heir
residing In this city. It is the sincere
wish nt the Ltnur and the many friends
of the genial Ilosklns that the Kngllsh
courts will nnt so long dolav In ndut
Ing that long-deferred act of Justice as
to cheat him of the enjoyment of this
little fortune or$l,2.-0,00i), ami that from
private secretary he may yet climb up
to presidency of the glgantlo Central and
Southern Taollln llallroad corporation.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITtMS.
Joe Stamps, a chronic case, Is In the
bat cave for vagrancy.
the month v school examinations
began to-day nnd will continue to
morrow. City Knglnecr Matlnck Insneotcd the
new street works on South Klores street
tins morning,
The District Court this morning took
up thellurkhart murder case, but up to
12 o'clock neither sldu had announced
ready.
The Southern l'aclllo train from the
West was several hours late this morn
ing from Del ltlo. No cause could bo
learned.
The Mission Garden Rolling Club
will have a rnnttft next StinilBy nt Mis
sion Harden with Hummers' Uarden
liolllng Club.
-Owing to the Illness or the child of
United Stall s District Attorney Kleberg,
no criminal business was transacted In
the Federal court to day,
S. Ias, a drunken Mexican attacked
another mnn Saturday night west of the
San l'edro and knocked 111 n t donu. Ho
was lined J.'i by tlm lleoorder this morn
ing. S. Jaso, a drunken Mexican, wns ar
rested by )llli;er McClellan last night for
kicking up a row at a Military plaza
chill stand uml Irving to break up the
dlshts.
Juan Coy was befor. the llecorder
this morning charged with lighting nt
Fest's Uarden with another young man.
The light occurred on the dancing plat
form. Olllcer Wllklns round a crazy Ger
man named Kiiill Gelrgrns on Houston
street about II o'clock this morning. He
was in an aim st nude condition, and
wns locked In the bat cave by the ollleer,
Meisrs, Br.idlay & CroesbAsc.
Finding their lormer olllce too small,
have removed from -102 to310Ksst lions
ton street, opposite the Maverick Hotel,
whern they will be pleased to see all
their old customers nnd patrons. Tliev
have titled up" a commodious olllce, and
have ndded to their former real estate
business the bujlng and selling of live
siook on commission, jur, uroesueeck,
one or the partners. Is a ranchman him
self, owning a ranch In Northwest
Texas, aim is a meinuer or the North
west Texas Live Stock Association. It
The most popular clgarcttos are the
upjrai uus ai popular pneo.
GERMAN M. E. CONFERENCE.
Appointments Made for the Cniulng
Year.
llofaioNDistuicT II. I.iKir, I. II.
Ilrenham Mission Institute. Carl Ur
bnnlke, Ilrenham Charge, (to bo sup
plied); Ilrenham I'ralrlo, W. l'totlte;
Dallas and Palmer. .1. Oil; Denton, L.
Koppenhage; llou.tun, II. Ilmnbtirg;
Lexlnglun, Caldwell and llartlelt, II.
Pape; New Orleans First Church, .1. J.
Menlc; New Orleans Second Church, C.
Schiller; New Orleans I'lilril Church, II.
Hollinann. Perry, O. Knelt; Ilockv, .1.
Wlebuseh; Spring and Hear Creek, A.
Ullrloli; Haco, Moorsvllle and Leon, A.
Trneger.
San Amomu DisrniLT-tl. Duoittt.i.,!'. I'..
Aiutln, It. Ilrueck; Clbolo. II. Dlener;
Irederlcksburg, K. Draeger; llochliclm
and Lavaca, F. Iteetr; Industry, F.
Ilohtnrulk; Llano, J. Urbatitke uml C.
Pliieneke; Paige, II. Fran; Iiulersville,
W. t vising; San Antonio. F. .M limine;
Sominerseil nnil Medina. J. W. PtelUe;
Segulnnnil Uuaileliipe Valley, D. Mat
tlucl and one supplied; Seliulenburg, O.
Iliebe.
Recorder's Court.
Fred Cntnplilll, drunk, $A,
.lack Dennis, drunk and disorderly,
lined S3.
I u an Aldaa, drunk and disorderly,
lined $..
Secumllno Paz, drunk and disorderly,
lined $.V
Frank See, drunk nnil disorderly, $.1.
Fanny Johnson, disturbing the peace,
lined J.i.
Joe Slams, vagrant, jlll or 3D day.
D. Guerrero, drunk,
Savannah McKtiv. disorderly, con
tinued.
Dan ebber, disorderly. $.1.
Lawrenoe llassler, drunk. $o.
James Hopper, vagrant, J.lor 10 days.
John F.rlclison, vagrant, $4 or 10 davs.
J. Paris, drunk ami disorderly, ffi.
V. .Wagon, drunk and disorderly, K
John Nixon, drunk and disorderly,
PutlCllO lltVHS. itrillik uml ill,,rilMrle
lined 3,
.lames Martin, drunk, continued.
N. S. Smltli, Insulting language, j'.
Dan Puvvern. bealliiL. mill .IrlLifiv.
dismissed.
Juan Itlos, drunk and disorderly,
C. Snnchiz, drunk, ".
Juan lie la Cm., drunk, $A.
Sam Ilandall, quarreling, continued.
Jessie lieddlck, quarreling, continued.
Snblno Jnso, drunk and dlsorilcrly, $.1.
Juan Coy, lighting, continued.
William Callauhiiii. vnirranl. .-. .,r In
days.
Atiurew Ainare, vagrant, $S or 10
days.
-M. Malha, und Thomss Hernandez, va
grants, or 10 days each.
htvey Uiase, liisulllng uniruage. ills.
misled.
lhoiuas Adams, carrying pistol, J2..
V. Fact, lighting, continued.
J. C. Cnroihers, drunk und ilown. $.".
Prize Rolling.
The Mission Garden Itolllnir club held
an Impromptu prize rolling Inst night,
which ret lilted as follows:
Spahn, 27; George Like, 21; Henry Gem
bel. 31; Caldwell. 12; W. Prentz, II; Mar
feldt, 25; John Wllklns, 3.1; H. Lange, 17;
w. .iiueiicn. -j(; vvetngartz, 32; C, Otit
zelt, 21); W. Neumann, 2i; It .lenner, 22;
It llendrlch, 10; K. ltuitir,'lH;'lolin liiin-
.lolm Wilkin, 1st.
Henry Geinhel, 2nd.
Mr. Wnhl, 3rd.
Tie between Ilermunn Ileillginann
nil VV..lM,rnv VV,. ). II...
Heillgmnnn.
IIelllgiuann,3(I; Llndahl, 2ii: Wllklns, 2H:
K. Lange, fi; Itelmnn. 211; Welngart, 31;
Spalin, 33; Miiench. 3U; Mahncke, 23;
Geinhel, 37; Jenner, 10; Icke, 20.
ti iiinirs uemuel, .viuencll, llelllg
matin. Lunge, lowtst, fourth prize,
flew Suits.
S. P. Huril has Hied n suit In the DIs
riot Court for debt against O, It. Sulli
van.
O'Connor nnd Sullivan have Hied n
mil on nolo against J. F. Groshon.
Isabella (lamia Im. Ill.t ..ill rr .11.
County Assessor, charging cruel 'trent-
Colonol T. W. Pclrce's Will.
A Iloston special gives tho following
regarding the curious complications
over the will of the late Colonel Pclroe:
The will of Thomas W. Pelrce, the
railway millionaire, wns proved in the
Probate Court nt Salem to-day, and
shortly after Ivory W. M. Pelrce, u shoe
maker or Lynn, appeared with connsel,
and, claiming to be u son or Mr. Pelrce
by a former marriage, petitioned for nn
equitable division of tho etale. He wns
not mentioned in the will, and there
will be either a contest or a compromise.
l'eirce's claim brings lu light a strnngc
bit of family history. Colonel Pelrce
left ft son and a daughter, who were sup
posed to constitute his entire family,
and to each gnve a million dollars
and more. The claimant says that
he was born In Sanford, Me., In 1830, nt
the home of his mother's father. Ills
mother, he said, never lived with his
father, as he was alwajstold, beuauseol
some family dllllculty prior to his birth.
Thesoti states that he lived with his
mother at hla grandfather's until he was
II or 10 years old, and then wns put out
to h family tinmed Monlton. wlili whom
he lived until he wns 18. His mother
married again, and when he became of
age no ciemnmicu or lier bis history.
She told him she met Colonel
Pelrce nt Dover. New Hampshire, und
that they wereegi lv married. The rela
tor then wentlo Pein e and told lliiismrv.
and was acknowledged as a legitimate
son. From that time until he died the
Colonel paid him a liberal allowance, but
never acknowledged him as his son.
Ivory says that be was asinnlshed tntlml
that he was not mentioned In the will
nrter what his father had many times
said to him. unless a tlauan which irliwi
Into the bands of Hon. It. S. Spotl'ord,
"for a purposo well known to blui."
gnjlflm V.fr. In Mm lit-,...., '
It Is understood that the first Mrs.
Pelrce Is now Mrs. Mllllken. Her resi
dence Is not stated.
Justice Crawford called Ids docket
tins mornitig, consisting or DO cases, II
of whloh ho disposed of, and set tbe re
malnder.
PERSONAL.
The Traveling Public and Hotel Ar
rivals To-Diy.
Mr. Hetirr Lasirer was able In lie nnt
yesterday. He has had Ihedengile.
i-oionel I j. M. Fowler Is up and out
gain srler a seven tlm siw.nt will, ti,
dengue.
;. II. Ittiisell. ro.i in h.-.i.i r. vv-.n.
Fargo Si Co's Kxpress, Is In tin city on
business.
Assistant Land ('oniiiiL.li.npr c, nr,...
W. Polk, of the Southern Paeltln Hull.
road, Is In the oily.
(nptnln.l. K. Painter, of Palestine.
gave the I.ioiit a friendly call this morn
ing. He starts North to-morrow.
Mr. I.. I;. Daniels, I he I it repro-
utnllve nt Austin, was over tulir in
drink Inspiration nt the shrine of tlm
WIRIIIO.
II. 0. Clarke, llenelver of tlie Houston
ml Texas Central Hallway. Is In tlm
city, accompanied l,v his three dsilgh-
Mr. K. L. Illoom. min.irer ,.r the.
Adelaide Moore troupe, that will play
here on November 311 anil 30, called on
the 1-lullT this morning.
I'lle I.llllIT received a lb.i.n! null
this morning from Mr. G. M. l.asseter,
the editor of tin, Register at l.oekhart,
'lexaa, and was pleased to make Ids
acquaintance.
Mr. W. II. Sontl. formerly n u-i.ll
known young Han Antnnlan, now with
.vir. I., uiinyan, came lu from Mexico
yesterday where he has spent the last
two years, lie Is on a Hying trip, how
over. Captain Kugene Dimes, formerly or
San Antonio, now a iiriiiuliiMiit .nnmaf
of Castniville, spent Sundsy In San An
tonio on his way to attend court In Ken
dall county. The Captain Is looking
en nun sa,a I lie uenglle lias not struck
Cnslrovlllo yet.
Mr. Frank Ferris, formerly agent for
the International uml llruut v..nl,..m
at Laredo, nnd now onminerolal agent
for the Ml.soorl Paelllc avslem. Is In Hie
city, having Just come from F.I Paso,
lie reports the business In line condition,
nnd says hat tiny are now hauling
about Nil car-loads or urn a mouth, from
Mexico lo Kansas clly, St. Louis ami
other Northern points.
.V t. Allensworth. one of our vnunir
railroad oontractnrs.now at work on the
Gulf, Colorado ami Santn Fo railroad,
has Just arrived In our city with Ills fair
young bride, nen MlssSallle llrundy, of
Clarksvllle. Tennessee. Mr. Allens
worth has won lu Miss llrundy one of
iniiii-.wTn Binirepiaiiii loveliest' tisugu
ters. The happy young eouplo will
make our beautiful city thiilr future
home, and their many Tennessee friends
hern will doubtless be glad to welcome
them.
J. F. Hums, Duvlne; W. S, Pelters,
Goliad; K. S. Marshall, Lullng; A. I'.
Field, Caldwell; Thus. F, Mnners. New
orKj (.nunc , Oiirray nnd lady, Ranch;
C. C. Fountain, Fort Davis; 11. Ilraudt,
New llerlln; J. A. Depoyster, Gonrah s;
Charles H. Davidson, San Angelo; P.
Collins and wife, l.otul Ilnghind; F.
F. Moore, Connellvllle, Pa.; K. Faust.
New llrnunrels; Thomas P. Ilorden,
Uvalde; Aransas P. Foster. Austin; J.
Wise. St. Louis:.). F. Jenkins. Dallas:
O.J. Ilooth. Gonzales: Hon. 13. IE, Lane,
itsaiii! county; C. Ilenavldes, Laredo;
W. Dannrnnt. Fairle Lake; M. Flnler.
I.tillng; J. A. Molsky, Wnelder; JIlss M.
Conly. Galveston; W, II. Scott. Chihua
hua; W. W. Ilalootnbe, Havmond, J, K.
i-aiiuer, rniesttne; n. K. Itunnels. San
Mnrcos; II, II. Mlddleton, J.J. Wntklns,
Columbus, are nt the Southern.
P. A, Volley, Houston; S. II. Goode,
Graves. Rochester.' N. V.; M. il. Whit
ing, New Vork; N. O. Neville, Pales
tine; it, it. iirueuK, Aim in; u. t . An
drews, Iloston; Colonel L. Johnson,
Memphis; S. Weliuer. Phlladelnhla: It.
Smith, Galveston; W. .1, Snyder, St.
Louis; D. W. Lniubert, Austin; Dr. . I. O.
uaruner, rroiessor .zanders, .1.11. man
Held, W. F. Gallagher. C. A. Oakley,
11,,.,,11,,'j vvi,..i iii i ' i- .:.
Dlgges.Castrovllle: F. F. Dhvob. W. W.
Slmmnnds, M.Oppenbelmer, Texas; Mrs.
iieaiueny, jirs.,i, it. itaisinn, vv aco; vv.
Kiithmnn, Houston; R. F. Smith, Louis
Hans, St. Louis: Thomas Adair. Colorado
City; J. It. Harris, Gallagher's Ranch; A.
Cnllsab, C. L. Illoom; W. WINon, New
l ork;.ionn siartln, I.. II. He Ittiesnay,
New Orleans; L. Lasker, Harry llurry
mote.New Vork; A. II. Cohoen, C. Kel
leter, St. Louis; G. 3dlson; Davenport,
II It. llruck. nro registered at ttie Mav
erick.
J. ('. De Lang. Fort Stanton. N. .M
G. W, llennett, N. V ; 13. T. Stevens and
family, Wichita Falls; T W. Anderson,
O C. Del.erno, A. O. ( nrr. It. 13. Forbes.
New Orleans: Henry West. Leon Dicks.
Galveston; II. G. Anderson and wife, G.
J. Ilooth, J. W, Booth, Gonzales; Chas.
J. Gllddcn and wife, Mass.; J, M. Grat-
and wile, J. J. Vftrni II, W.A. ltumbold.
W. S. Rose, James 13. llaker, St. Louis;
James M. Thompson, Penrsall; J. II. M.
Stiiughton, Iloston; F. II. Keepers. Frank
Ferris, O. J. Carpenter, 13. II. Norton,
13. It. Johnson, Chicago; Thomas W.
Dond, Laredo; C. C. Jlengles, J. K.
Stevenson nnd wife, Cincinnati: J. L.
Ilartlett and family, Laredo; John Walto,
J. K. Dunbar, Austin; John Orth, Minn.;
Mrs. K. Orth ued family, Minn.; C. G.
Parker, D. C. Richardson, Mrs. George
Washington Hurt, two children nnd ser
vant, P. Pohalski and wife, Ad. Lewn,
J. W. Horner, New Vork; John Ilnch,
Weimar; Mlss.1. McMillan, Flatonla; J.
J. Sharer, W. A. Hengerer. N. V.: L. II.
Jerome, Corpus Chrfsll; John 0, Sey
mour, George II. Campbell, I, & O. N.
R. R. Laredo; C. W. Cheats, Atlanta,
(Ja., aro all nt the Maverick.
A Musicals.
Tho Impromptu gathering or friends
at the Casino on' Saturday night was a
very pleasant affair. The rendition of
miislo, both Instruuieutulaud vocal, was
llrst-class und duly appreciated by nil,
and was contributed as follows :
Violin Holo "Air Varle." . . lie Ikirlol,
IToR-.or lleek
Kong Hcliiiinann,
Mr. Muulliir.
Soprano solo. "Ptar I'li.m is.'
.Mian Piirati l4tnUa
Bong, "WalUnv." ..
Hi. II. M. Adae.
llurltoiie Holo, "Answer," .. .
Mr. Omar SoliMil.ll.
Bong, 'The llhglilut Angel,"
A lit.
. Mllliuil.
Mr. Mueller.
'ih'ulseltl,11
Death ol an Old Citizen.
Mr. Jt. A, Doerr, an olj and respcotetl
citizen, who was ono of the; pioneers of
this seotlon, tiled yestetday morning at
hla resiUenco on Avenuo C. He wns
formerlj- engaijeU In puhllshlng stero
sconlu views ot Sta Antonio.
FAS
--THEATRE-SIMMS
& SAMUELS. PROPRIETORS
BAN ANTONIO,
I.I1W II.VKIIII
l)S THE GREATEST SHOW W THE CITY. -Sr
Attractions Unprecedented ! Superiority" Sevres "Success :
An.t the Hniieiioriti of cnir Pnterti
liiTe we an- amUu Hllh an llnllre New It
CELEBRATED SPECIALTY
PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT.
HoiirJay, Taesday aid Wednesday, November 23, 24 aid 25.
A DOLLAR
I . link,
Idwa. IiIh cliniirlil
Miss MARIE VESTVALI,
Tlie 1 i-lllc
DONNELLY
.III.' MUlfc. (.k-.'.h
Irwtttv -at lint- uml
1. 1.. Irl-li i-.mii.-I
'TIIALUEEI
Miss LAURA ASH BY, -
OVRHT! UK
T""Ki;n,.. a " BEASLEYS DOG!
OVIlltTI'IIK
rry Miuarlli Medley nr llrtgluiil Poims
HARRY MACARTHY,
In HI- U..,l,..l.l. Ittalivl 'VK, iV.'',"'--, I;'.,1";'j!7," -" O.V TUB
llmracl.r-Aii Hi.ull-I, .-v.iil-ll.- daiielnit ',r I he' err tint water. fdnv-"llamlutiin
Miss MARIE VESTVALI, Will Ploaso You
Itlllllltl
STAHIN AND
i", in Sr "baiw,.n r VlV.,i. .T'-'i.'..;.'.".''. 11 ""''ropolllan nputallon Kina to
. r.' il.pni'l.tilt. Kk-lelies now wum (tie piihllc. They liavoonly
niepe iieo.a'
will liilriNluee Ui you their red in.
file 111. ateM Nm-elt). Aft In llio
MISS LAURA, ASHB1T,
liitmilueliig i
t Oriental JiiffiTlInfr
I Amp, i
vet fi-Htsi
MissDEBBIE RICKLIN,
(IVKItTrilH
MRS. MALONLY'S BOARDERS I
MltS. IAIlNi:V, aiiolil inalil . JAM Illtl'.W I Trun.fer f., , ,,
Mr Timj- llVltalli r "i rln Coinlo Vocalists i !'uc':,"Mn."
. ThiiNturlli
3. SMITH & SON,
MerehantTailors,
34 W. Commerce St. 3 W. Houston St.
llMMVaLVl',"',' m ler'aTNew't': "i,"""'; K"1 Trimmings and will taako you a
nrsi i in-, mim iii.i nn ne, in unler at :cw V nrt prices. A lit ami lout wurkinanshlpguaraiilowl.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
riABDStR WANTEO - A nrthiM ganlii
w
ASHING WANrED-A wl.liVw la.1y, wl
lillleelill.ln.il, living ul -'1 1 141.ini
M to ilu rainlly WHHhliig. ( hargiw r
1Ub A. RKIUANN.
JI Contrnulur uml ItiilUlcr.
J1h Urimiirtfri ttriMt.
W
;M B'BtlDT, mitV
sairiM, it una
itly lllleit al I
I MPORTANT If run .lo.lie city trails, ailyer
I Use In the Light, the most generally read
psperjn tlienlty.
C11TY ORDINANCES A tew t,lea of the Ho
J vised City llr,iliiuiH nan l hail at the
llvat nllieu. l loih hlwlliig.tli pain-r cover,
V
IS1TING CARDS FRCC-llvery subserlher liar-
mania iimiiiiiii. BUUMriHilll III IIIU l.lglll
IHICKIIgll
1)UILDIN0 LOTS Two tluo bllllillllg (onrner
1 1 lots, s;n Monro feet, in a healthy imrtlmi
of ike city. I'rloe I2J0. AJ.lress r. 11. J '
As
Chlclle
III I In TilW HCHS i.liu,,l without a rival. A
lew iiiHiiiruls inlic-l wlili meal and rl In
roultr) iH-euHlonally will cure them or (lni
anil ( holerii uml initko Ilium llirlvu. lor salo
by 1'. Kalteyer Sc &n.
f ANTED -Everylmily to know that nice Job
Y l'llntlng Is done at tho Light otBce at
reasonable prices
Ihorwlueed price of IS
IOR SAH-A eoltago, t i
lluiu. I'or OHrtleulars aililrtvia Im-Ic.
Ikii nan or box A. Light QlTiiio. s-a-tf
I
nratiuuttlHi lUtli day ot NutctuUtr, lW,
on rljht ohV hiiiI bolflfl;'onot.niwn tmr
hrttiiiiii Hhm, ?, cnr-iimrk cnp n rlKht uml
IcftftiM; (iiiL BjtotteU cow hnindftl thus, 1(
with Imtiittxl ovur It uml eiir-iiiarkfl t-ron
utirltfht und bit mi lud; uno niitklwl cow,
hramln tlitm, II with Invoitwl is over It bh4
txir-nmi kit! oniii nn rtirht ami t,li on l.-fi par.
whloh wilt. If nut rtMlooiiml boforu r!, bosnlil
msli. ul iHltl noiitul, at the hour ur 11 oVlck a.
in., on.tbo Mi day of November, 1KNI. N II -11
hU Iom tlmii tbu ninouta iliwl by Onllimncc
will not Iw rocvlvtxl for nny aulmul iut ut ut
auction.
rnttSnAHnuiN, Murshal.
Thero Is nothing that ailils so much to In-r-sonal
Uilty as u sot of lasuly while teeth
ami pure, swoet breath. llyulligOitU)ONTO
tho'I'i'th anil Hums aro kept In perrcct order
and ufnigrant breath tenured. Only 5d cents
a lior. Liquid and I'owdor. For side by F,
K alley erA, tilou.
Shorl Hsnd,
Voting ladles and gentlemen qualified
for positions as short-hand correspon
dents in from six to ten weeks at Alamo
City Uuslnesi College, U-21-2t
i, Only $5 a Year.
HION
TEXAH
EXPONENTS I
OKCIIKNTItA
till Ijirry la.ie s Uiiglinlilo Aet,
l - OR A KISS!
r j .lake, a call l-iy
. Jlininy lire.
Oporatic Soloctionsn
l oiiiKllutni,
and DREW,
rlfth VikhiII.U
l a I'leiiil.li. ihuielng with Uio lilliunt raw
, "'( ui'isur tins m in their
lii Motto Songs
onciir.sTti"
aiut llaker
()IICIIt:.STItA
htK-tfTM (if
IIICKUN.
liniimix.
linn, a metropnlita
entitled " EXAMINATION."
Hoiilli. nn't fall to seo her.
n
Iluliinclnirt nUo ihoWondcrful Japisticdo
In Comic Songs
OHCIlESItTA
I -Miss lln-As-I-Phn
-llrMgt-t tionoliuo
COAL, FUEL, ETC.
w k. seitiNnAi.tM
aoAij i
W. E. BlffiALL k CO.,
liteiLKns in..
Nation, Ljtle and Anthracite,
Nut and Egg Coals.
Offlco, 213 E. Houston St.
tT,')!',hono N"- Tenns cash on ilelly
cry. Delivery prompt. ll-ls-tf
COAL! COAL!!
Eagle Pass Goal Com'y
Best Coal in the Market
for the Money.
rar-Wo are rcaily to supplyfall doinands for
Coal. Tclephono No. I'Jt-LABATT 4 CO.
T. 13. IiABATT, Solo Agonf.
tW"AII orders loft wllh IlICRSItyANnrompt-
).it;uni;
Jl-3Jlin
Resldsncs for Ssls.
The Hen Thompson residence at Au
tin, I exas, Is now offered for sale. Ills
a handsome uoase with all modern oon-
IV. .! '"fi", mil located In the
very best residence portion ot the olty.
it. i i if! ('"'"cuiara auuress K, 1J,
UiiUerhlll.Aduilnlstrator.Aintlnrexae;
A Nsw Rsstsursnt,
n.r .'.u i " " Jluenonem, who kept
"treat ha. leaVJ,. .'i0""8" .on mea
at?7wn.?V,,,e Vlem,i 1'eetauran No.
. i"'?'. Commerce street, iln. kre-
rant invites all her ld friends an" the
r.r-iI.?enora"y.to'JKvo "r u call? Sat.
Isfactlon guaranteed. 11-lMtri
Cigarette smokers prefer OncmPnns
booaiiBa they do not lUckto tfie Ilpi
