The San Antonio light., March 21, 1884, Image 1

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$10,000 REWARD
For any on Jailing tune qual
ity of liquor u cheap ai we do,
by th bottle, gallon, barrel or
carload
IIAUIIY 1IAUS1 & CO.
014 'California Wines!
Tho only place In San An
tonio to And fino old California
wlnea, In any quantity, anil at
low figures la at
IIAUItIlAUM, CO.,
San Antonio Light
DOl.W. flO. 7 0.
Snn Hntonlo, Gcyns, jfrt&np, flDnrcl) 21, ISS4.
Zen Cento n HUccU
I Kill 1 GO'S
'Column. Special announcement for
SUMMER GOODS I
Bargains !
Bargains '!
Bargains !
ItUO pieces lace buntings lit f cents per
yard.
700 pieces Hgureil lawns at 5 cents per
ynrd.
300 pieces blenulied sheeting, yard
wide, 1 1 yards for 1.
2000 pieces fancy points nt 5 cents per
ynrd.
73 pieces bed ticking at fi cents per
ynrd.
Also In stock elegant lines of
LADIES' EMimOIDEUED
SATEENS!
. ANnrut.t, umrri: mm-ve
.INK or VVlllliV JJJUJ,
All the above will positively bo sold
nt greatly
1 PRICES!
8Our ladles' neckwear department
cannot be surpassed In quality, style or
"prlee.
StSTA very largo stock of cotton glng-
bams, and seersuckers; also, full lino of
linen tollc du nord at 10c., 12 l-2o., I.'c
and 20c. per yard.
8"Our boot and slioo department Is
now complete In nil Its brandies, and
this Btock will bo sold nt extreme low
figures.
tSTOnr gents' clothing, furnishing
goods and bat department Is full, and the
styles and quality are unsurpassed.
J5-A few pieces of Br,ussolls nnd In
grain carpeting In stock, and will be
sold at Now York cost. Call and see us.
A. KAHN & CO.,
Cor. Main plaza and Wost Commerce st.
MORE SHOOTING-.
A YOUNG GERMAN FOUND WITH A HOLE
IN HIS HEAD.
The Coronfr'jlnquojt--Tcsllmony cflho Youth's
Mother--Rodrijuez, His Companion,
Under Arreit.
Lout night nbortly nflr-r 12 o'clook tho
sharp report of Hirer pistol shots llrcd
In quick succession, attracted attention
to tho vicinity of Washington square
nenr the Mono yard. Upon hastening
to thu spot Policemen Mcl.aln and Hog
ers found the body of August Weltlfk
lying dead on the street. He had n shot
through hU head near the car, from
which the blood nnd brains were pour
ing out. They aroused I.. A. Valdez,
bar keeper at tho Cardlnas saloon, nnd
requested him to como anil Bee if ho
could Identify tho body. Ho did bo,
recognizing it as that of August Wel
tln. Weltln was a young German
21 years of age, and was In tho employ
of 1'aul Mnurcaux. lie was tho only son
of Christine Weltln, who lives on Mar
ket utreet, and rung u littio coliee stand
In tho market. Ho had not been homo
Blneo Sunday, and was out drinking and
carousing with sonic companions last
night, and was considerably under the
Influcnuo of liquor when last seen nllve.
One of his companions was Jose Hodrl
guez, a Mexican, also In Mnureaux's em
ploy. Itodrlgucz nnd Weltln wcro tho
last to leave Valdcz's place, tho former
going a few minutes boforo Weltln, who
wnlled nnd got from nldcz his pistol,
which had been taken from him earlier
in the evening. He had only
gotten some ISO or 200 yards from tho
snloon when the shots wero llrcd, and
Special Policeman Mol.aln, who was at
tho saloon, upon running out found him
as stilted. Justice Anton Adam was no
tified and summoned n jury, who viewed
tho body, and the Inquest was continued
this morning. Mrs. Christine Weltln,
mother of tho deceased, was first ex
amined, and deposed as follows :
I am tho mother of the, deceased, Au
gust Weltln. On last Snnday, March 10,
1SSI, August had taken several dollars
from mo and I repremanded him and
told him he should not have done that.
After which he left tho house and did
not return any mora, nnd I had not seen
him until he was brought dead in my
houso this morning, March 21, 1881.
I have always treated August' kindly
and advised him for his own good as a
mother should do, and be had no oauso
to complain whatever. August was a
sober, steady boy, and always willing to
work. I have never heard my son
August make any threats that he would
take his own life. I nave no Idea how
the killing occurred, whether by his own
hands or by tho hands of some assassin
August was born In San Antonio, and
was 21 years old.
Tho next witness was Jose Itodrlguez,
Weltin's companion of last night, lie
testified that ho and August Weltln had
been aoflualnted for 10 years. That they
had been Bitting nearly all day on
some wagons on the plaza In front of
r roars storo ami auouiu o'CiooK last
niirlit went to Paul Maurcaux's stable.
Afterwards Weltln went to get somc-
tmng to eat anil asked tue witness to
wait at Kamon Marline's. They after
wards met Tallafero llarrera anil to
gether tho four went to the Cardenas
saloon. After throwing dico awhile and
taking some drinks Weltln proposed to
iro to "101" and Bhoot out the llirhts.
Went by himself and after a short ab
sence returned. He told witness It was
the last night ho would run with him.
Witness told him not to talk that way
'nnd asked for his pistol. AVeltln refused
to clve It un. and then he called him
aside and again asked for tho pistol.
Again he rolused and witness threw him
down and took It awav and cave it to
Valdez, the barkeeper. After
some further talk witness re
marked that ho was coiner home
and started oil'. Weltm asked htm to
wait, and halloed to him. He came out
of the saloon and had got about 00 yards
from me when he asked, "Where are
you?" Witness replied, "Hero I am,"
tremn mem Baiu, "Li u u n me," ami
Immediately witness heard shots fired.
Thinks there were two or three shots
fired. Witness ran oil', thlnklne Weltln
was firing wildly and he didn't want to
be arrested. Came to the plaza and held
Jim Draper's team while the latter went
In and danced a set at the Vuudevllle.
Afterwards rode on Draper's hack over
to "110," and waited there about an hour
and a half. Heard then that some bodv
had been shot In the neighborhood of
"iui," aim at onco supposeu it was
August, because he was the only one he
hau seen with a pistol and last saw him
near that house. Witness testified that
his relations with AVeltln had
nlwnys been friendly, and that August
had told hlui for three or four days that
ne inienueu snooting nimseii. saw mm
with thonlstol durlnir the dar and iden
tified pistol shown him In court us same
one. .
L. A. Valdez, bar keeper at the Car
dlnas saloon, was next sworn. He testi
fied as to Weltln. Itodrlcuez. Martins
llarrera, Montes and others having been
In tho saloon and that all had gone and
leu Koanguez and weltln, TliatKou
rlgnez soon left and Weltln. after get
tine his nlstol from him IValdezl fol
lowed, whistling to Itodrlguez as he
stepped out. lie was answered and
started off. Had gone ho supposed 150
or 200 yards when thrco shots wcro llrcd.
fired. He thought be was simply
shooting .because he was drunk,
anti pant no attention to it, nui
locked up tho saloon and went to bed.
v as arouseu uy I'oucemen lingers anil
Mol.aln to Identify the body, lie heard
something to somebody about ge'tttng
tho "G. II.," but did not know who ho
was talking to.
It. W. liogers, policeman, next testi
fied, that shortly after 12 o'clook ho was
met by Mol.aln, who asked him to go
with him as ho thought a man had been
shot on Washington square. Went and
found Weltin's body near the cast end of
the fence; snw n pistol lying about live
feet from the body with the muzzle
pointing toward the body.
Joe Mcl.aln, special policeman, tes
tifies that ho entered Valdcz's place
auout li o'ciook last nignt and mere (aw
Itodrlguez, Montez and Weltln; also a
man sitting on a keg at tho door. Itod
rlguez said that man meant something
and went out saying ho was going homo
and If any body bad anything against
him they could follow htm.
Itodrlguez returned and picked
up two rocks. He and Weltln
whistled to each other. Tho latter then
called Valdez Into a back room nnd then
came out nnd bade them good night.
The Inquest was hero adjourned until
1 o'olock. Several witnesses are yet to
oo cxamincu, ma tue inquest win prou
ably bo concluded this evening.
Jose Itodrlguez was arrested last night
nnd Is still In custody.
Witnesses testify that they think tho
deceased was shot from n distance, and
such is thn opinion of Dr. Ilraunnagel,
who examined tho wounds thin morning.
Tho young man Is shot through the
head, tho ball entering on the leftside
anu coming out on me rigiu. jusskuu
Is frluhtluilr shattered. The pistol
found nenr the body is a "Bull Dog" of
largo cniiurc, nnu nns tiirco ennmners
empty.
EVIDENTLY A GANG.
Three Mom Horse Thleios Arrested by Sheriff
McCall anil Ills Deputies.
This morning n tclephoiu cnll to
Sheriff McCall informing him tbcro wero
three very suspicious looking characters
at tho Buffalo camp yard, with several
horses, and they wcro thought to bo of
tho same gang as tho two captured yes
terday, or In connection with them,
Sheriff McCall nnd Hob Alexander,
Nat Lewis and Bill Van Itlpo? hastened
to the place from where the Information
had come, and discovered and arrested
one of the three who wn3 immediately
jailed. Later on the other two were
capiureu. une oi mem gives ino
namo of Wisdom, the other calls
himself Illucfoot. thoucrh his cloves are
marKeu u. j. narrow, anu a uiu or saio
was found on his person In that name.
All had nlstols wranned un In thoir
coats and were In possession of a number
of brnn now knives and spurs, which
causes the Sherlffto think they were Im
plicated In tho robbing of Hamilton's
store on Pino creek. Handera oounty.
Allldavlts will be filed against them all.
THE HORD HOTEL.
Arrangements Matte Yesterday for Its Purchase
by Messrs. Campbell nnd lllckmin.
If any hotel has been unluoky, and
has passed through a series of eventful
changes, It Is tho Ilord. It has been
unlucky with its waiters, Its cooks, Its
housemaids, and Its proprietors. How
ever, overybody hopes tho Ilord Is going
to see bettor times, and It certainly will
If it passes Into tho hands of those who
are most likely to take charge of It
j.asi nigncjur. Jonnuampucu, npopuiai
and well known cattle man from MaMul
len county, and Mr. Hickman, Jr., made
arrangements to buy out tho hotel; the
uargain was, in laot. cioscu, unless it
should be brokon up by any llttlo thing
which has not as yet been disclosed.
Air. n. loung was engageu as uay cieric,
The LiaiiT wishes them success.
Young to be In Court.
Among tho complaints filed in the lie
corder's court this morning were two
against Willie and Mary I.eo respect
ivcly. Tho charge wns disorderly con
duct. The policeman who was entrusted
with the execution of the warrant found
the offenders to be mere children, one a
boy of about 5 or 0 years, and tho other
only 3 years old. The last was slek and
the officer's heart was softened, and at
the risk of gaining a reprimand he mado
no arrest. me otuer uoy appeared in
court with his father, and a German
came forward to testify against him.
The witness said that the hoys had
thrown rocks at his house, built fires
under his fenco. and committed other
terrible outrages. The Recorder, of
course, promptly uismisseu tue cases,
with a warning to tho father to watch
uioro carefully over his offspring, or
mey wuiijii gci imu iruuuie.
The Teachers' Pay.
Professor itote was seen hurrying to
wards tho Trench building this morning
by a I.uuiT man, who, of course, barred
his patli with tho usual Interrogative
"What's now ?" "Nothing," was tho
answer, but n drowned man will rise to
tho top In time, and a newspaper man
will get something If lie hangs on long
enough, so ut lust the l'rofes tor's piece
of intelligence came floating up to the
top. "I am going to see when the
teachers are going to bo paid, and I
should like you to let them know the
time through your paper." he said, and
men uu upeii nwuy, leaving nn essence
of books and wisdom bel.lnd him.
Thouchthe navinir of the mit.lln schnnl
teaohers is not of very great Importance
to us. It Is to them, and "with (iRfnrencn
paid to everybody's wish" the I.iaiiT
man learned tuey will De paia on Satur-
Oo to Mayer's and get a dozen of the
fine llnnen towels he Is selling for $1 GO
ana j w. uiiey ore uargains, iKJi-ot
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE CATTLE DISEASE IN KANSAS,
ILLINOIS AND IOWA.
General Political News Desperate Prlie right
letaes In Danger Between Vicksburg and
Ellon Rouge--Callfcrnl Regulators.
Mkiiia, Pa., March 20. Democratic
do'egatei from Delaware county have
been Inst uctetl for Kamtall for Presi
dent. I.itti.k Hock, March 20. Tho first
train over tho Memphis and I.lttlo ltock
railway to Memphis shire tho detention
ly tho overflow, a.-jived hero to-night.
Ilegulnr business Is resumed on tho
whole line.
CiliCAOo, Marcli 20. A liockford,
Illinois, special says: A disease sup
posed to bo atmieus fever lias amiourctl
among the cattlo here. They aro taken
sick nt night nnd dto before morning;
uiu uumich uru iiiiieu uiunicu.
Nkw Oulkaxs March 20. Many Im
portant iovees between Vlcksburg and
Ilaton Itnugo are in lmlncut danger.
flrent ellbrls are being mado by tho
Federal, Stato nnd parochial authorities
nnd peoplo along the river to prevent
iiinuer iirenKs nnu iioiii tue levees now
standing.
Ni:w VotiK, Mnrcli 20. The meeting of
ex-t onfedcraie soldiers, called by Gen
eral J. it. Gordon, was nttended by n
largo delegation from tills nnd neighbor
ing ernes, ucncral uortlon wns author
ized tonppoint n committee of ex-Con-federates
to co-openue with committees
from the Grand Army of the I'cmihlla in
nld of tho Soldiers' homo at Richmond.
Si. I-ouH, March 20. It Is now stated
by physicians Hint tho reported nt
tempted suicide In Jail yesterday of
George II. Mcraddcn, Tiller s. accom
plice in tho express robbcrv. wns n hoax
It Is supposed to be n trick by McKadden
to get Into tho hospital wlicra escnpo Is
easy. Mol-'addcn wns as well as over nt
noon to-uay
Ni'.v ouk, March 20. Charles Mitchell,
the English pugilist, and .Too Denning,
of this city, fought four rounds with soft
cloves to-nlcht for S2.K) a side. Tho re
sult was nrnctlcnllv neclileil in tlin I rut
round when -Mitchell gavo clear proof
mat ue was superior in every way to ins
nntngonlst, who wolghed 200 pounds to
Mitchell's 1C0 pounds. Over M0 peoplo
wuncsseu mo ngni.
Kansas CiTY,March20. Tho Directors
of tho Inter-State Fair nssoslation nt
this city have decided to hold a spring
trotting nnd running meeting to begin
on May 20 next, and continuo four dnvs,
Announcement of nremtums will 'bn
made at an early day and is expected to
attract good horses from all parts of the
country. They resolved to establish a
permanent organization and inako this
me lirat or a series or meetings.
Pkovidcnce, It. I., Maroh 20. Tho Ho-
publican State convention met this
morning, with Georgo A. Wllburn,, of
Vi oonsocket, temporary chairman. After
settling one contested seat, tho tempo-
and Senator Wllburn mado an address
counselling harmony. After congratula
tory resolutions' by Senator Anthony
ueing nuopicti uy a rising veto, mo
nresent Stato olllcers were renominated
nnd tho present Stato Central committeo
ro-elected. Governor Uowcn was pre
sented to the convention nnd lunile a
speech
15o.STOV, March 20. A gang of 15 boys
wns arrested in South Iloston last night
and thrco of their leaders .held for
examination. Many small larcenies aro
charged against them, tho raids being
planned In nn old col'ar. which thov
called their den. Coleman O'Donnell,
tho leading spirit, is 10 years old, and is
said to have been recently released from
a reformatory Institution. Tho others
range irom u' to i.i. i uey nan a popu
lar language known only to tho mem
bers of the camr. and for an hour mysti
fied the officer's nt the station with their
conversation
Nkw York, March 20. The Tribune
to-morrow will s.iy: "Some of tho friends
of Carl Schurz proposes to raise a fund
of S100,O0O for him. It Is understood
that Jesse Sellgman has taken a prom!
nentnart and has thesubscrintlon under
his charge. The list Is not filled, although
the gift has been under consideration for
two 'or threo wi "'.s." Sellgman said
mat sucu a pian was contemplated uy
Schurz's friends, but he dcollned to clve
any further Information. The plan had
hardly taken definite shape, and ho could
not Bay what amount the gift would pro-
uauiy ue, or wno tue sunscriuers were.
Pittsiiuiki, March 20. Jack Davis, of
Wheeling, and Jim Conners, of Pitts
burg, fought a desperato prize fight with
hard gloves for n silver cup vaNicd at
$200 to-night In a barn nt tho East End
Seventv-two rounds wero foucht. result
iuc In the defeat of Conners. lloth men
were badly punished, nnd Davis wns so
weak at the conclusion that he was un
able to stand. When the fight was
over 11 policemen forced the door open
nnd succeeded in nrresting Davis and a
numhej of speotators. Conners escaped
in tue excitement louowing mo raid,
About 20u persons witnessed the light,
Sr. Louis, March 20. Three negroes
named Lewis, Freeman and Anderson,
boarded several freight trains near East
St. Louis laio last night, and to-day
with drawn revolvers overawed the
conductors and brakemen and robbed
the cars. At noon a posse headed by
Alderman Green, from East St. Louis,
attacked the negroes six miles from tho
city, and after an exchange- of over -10
shots, tho negroes wcro arrested and
uiicu. Anderson received auigioauoi
buckshot In tiio side and arm, and Al-
erman urcen was snot in mo Knee, anu
ras brought to town In a wacon. No
one else was hurt.
Chicago, March 20. Simon Itcattle,
representative of tho Ilreeders' Gazette,
f tlds city, telegraphs tho Associated
rcss from Neosho Falls, Kansas, whero
ho has been investigating tho reported
cases of foot-nnd-mouth disease, as fol
lows: "I visited tho two herds most
affected In Hits district jo-day, and
found them much tho same as in Iowa
nnd Illinois. I don't sco any indication
of any contagious foot-nnd-mouth
disease In them; am sntlstlcd there Is
not. lucre nro two proressors, two
veterinary surgeons nnd two prominent
cattlemen hero. I think they nre
weakening soma from opinions prev
iously cxpres'cu."
San Fiiac!-co, March 20. A Modesto,
California, special says: Itobblns and
Doanc, citizens of Modesto, who were
accused but acquitted of having outraged
two girls, aged 1 1 and 13 years, daugh
ters of J. N. McCrcllis, were notified
soino days ngti by tho Snn Joaquin regu
lators, n Vigilance committee, to leave
tiio town or sutler death. Owing to tho
shameless wny in which the two girls
gavo their uvidence in tho trial tho Mc-
trciun lamuy wns included in tliooruer
of banishment. Itobblns and tho Mc
Crcllis family departed Immediately, but
Donne delayed, fifteen masked men
Isltcd his place last night and shot hlin
ad on Big
rut.
Cincinnati, March 20. The Republi
can City convention tolay was held
with .1.11. Forakcras temporary Chair
man, and W. II. Tuft as permanent
Chairman. It nominated Henry Korb
for Hoard of Public Works; Fred W.
Moore for Superior court; Georgo itlch
ards, Clerk ot Police court; Henry I.ach
tronc. Director of tho Cltv Infirmary.
llcsolutlons were adopted which charged
tho Democratic caucuses and conven
tions of this Stato with virtually selling
otllccs oft ras t and honor to the highest
limner anu ueciareii in lavor oi n restor
ation of the tarlffon wool and In favor
of letting tho Scott law remain as it Is.
A resolution was adontcd commcndlnir
General Locan for Introduolnc a bill for
tho distribution of public lands among
tue soiiuers oi tue late rcnciuon, ami
asking itB passago uy congress.
TO-MORROW'S ELECTION.
Will the C(il:ensorSan Antonio Vole for Sewerage
and Keep San Antonio Healthy 7
The nil Important eewcrago question
which has been undergoing discussion In
this oity for weeks past is to be settled
to-morrow by an election. Tho proposi
tion Is to volo bonds to tho extent of
$:i.W,000 and sell them and with the funds
thus realized provide adequate modern
sewerage for tho oity. None we think
will deny tho dire necessity of sewerage
to promoto health and gain the oltysome
Immunity from epidemics and disease
AUsoits of quibbles nnd objections are
urged, howover, by those who are op
posed to tho proposition. Some seem to
be afraid to entrust the oity olllcers of
their own choice with the manipulation
of any of the money from the sale of
bonds. OthcrsfcarthattheSan Antonio
river will not supply water enough to
Hush sewers and provide the citizens
with enough of tho fluid to drink. Other
objections equally weak and worthless
aro raised, but these will all go down ere
tho set of to-morrow's sun before an
overwhelming majority In favor of pro
gress, health and sewerage. Tho city
olllcers have the true Interests of tho city
at heart and will see to It that the money
appropriated Is rigidly expended. The
voting of these bonds will not entail any
burdensome taxation, as tho rate will
only be about one-fifth of ono per cent,
Again tho increased valuo of property
nnd the now improvements that will be
added will inaveryfewyearssotnorease
the assessed values of city property that
the tax will not bo felt. Some hundreds
of thousands of dollars will seek Invest
ment here ns soon as the sewerage pro
position carries, which will go elsewhere
If that proposition Is defeated. Vote tor
sewerage and health.
MASS MEETING.
Public Discussion of the Proposed Sewer
pronemenl.
A uiass meeting of citizens has been
called to meet to-night', on Main plaza
at the hour of 8 o'clock, for the purpose
of discussing tho proposition to Issue
$350,000 In bonds by the oity for sewer
purposes.
Prominent speakers will bo on hand to
address the people in Encllsh. German
and Spanish. Tho subject Is one of
great importance to every man, woman
and child in the oity, and should be at
tended by all who desire to vote Intelli
gently on the question to be submitted
to me people on to-morrow.
Dress Goodsl Dress Goodst
Through tho efforts of Mr. Ai A. Wolff
wo navo succeeded in establishing our
selves ns ngents for the following noted
brands: XXX nun's veilings, In ihe most
beautiful combinations and variety of
designs; PIckaril, Freres & Co., Ant
werp, sateens. J test assured they are
novelties, nnu suouiu ue Been Dy an.
i-aion, uiuuon s VO.'s poiKa nuns veil
Inirs In nil possible shades and colorlncrs
Also many other styles, -which eertalnly
must ue seen to ue appreciated, come
one. tome nu. ' tv oi jf iE il ailv,
The rush for handkernhlefg still eon.
tlnues at Maver's: thev are -without
doubt tho cheapest lot of goods ever
uruuuiiL iu mm market, t-omo one, come
all, nnd examine them, 3-21-Ct
mil
My Prices on
Wines and Liquors
Are Telling.
GOOD TABLE WINE
T.'ic. and $1.00 n Gallon.
Tho Largest Lino ofCruso & FIls French
Clarets In the Stato, holcsale
and Hctall, consisting of
Olmtonu Doullno, Ohatoau LuRobo
Modoo, Ohatoau Mngruix,
Fontot Oanot.
. -ABRAHAMS,
206 CON1MERCE ST.
r. rcncniA.
ik H. rriiKiiiA.
PEKEIDA BllOS.
Walchmrtkor8"j Jewelers,
N. K. Cor Commerce ami Alumo 8U,
RucccMor to I'crctda llro., inUblUhctt IMS,
lormony on MRrKoimrtHJu ah jiinas oi rv
pAtrlnir ilnnn In u tlnt-clM manner. 10-12 3oi
J NO. F.GUOSI LON,
Real Estate & Commission Broker
20ft Weit Commerce Street.
I'OU BAI,i:Itanclic, largo and small. In
Tuxat and Mexico. ImprovoU and unimproved
farms and city property. Loans n ono tinted.
Ptoclis bought u ml sold. Taxes paid 3 18-ly
The Vaudeville Theatre,
W. H. SIMMS, General Manager.
Ojrflirored boiuotof Fun and Ammomont
for tho ovcnlnjfs of
March 20, 21, 22 & 23.
Tuo cvontng'i ontrrtalnment will begin
with tbo lauirlitor oxcltlDjr pro
luJo entitled
MILITARY TACTICS.
stock comVany.
Your Phllhurmonleat iwnso will now bo airreo-
amy natiatun uy mo suit touch or tno
o iui no's caudal appondairo upon thu Intes
tines of the over gentle feline, with other
accompaniments.
rart H-Our Selected Olio of Excellence
tho vivacious
IP. nowAim.
Next In rotation eomns the trump card of
Followed tiT thopleoAlnv vocallst-MIS3 MIL-
IJAVEM'UUT.
Supplemented by thn fat man from tho Rtuth
oi Africa JAiYH uiiir.j in nis eiaawiue,
K-rotcfHiuo, contortion 1st to specialty.
Quickly irlvliur way to the sprltrhtlr llttlo dan-
A few moments with the man of many dialects
uhaiiijII rui n mis umo in iiui.cn.
Then we hsvn everybody's favorite MISS
iontr vs. terpulchoro, by tho ever welcome dla-
ponsoroi moaimo jiios ialau iAwn
Next we will uher In tho captivating Kan Lorn
eanirninco jnoa i.iima jiuoa,
Uy way of dlrcrtlieracnt we will now produce
JOHN DANVILLE,
With I bo (rifted commedlan. KI 8VLVH3THIt,
, lu tbo title role, auiatcd by the voinpanjr.
Huilo by the band.
The voluptuoualr beautiful ongatrcaa MISS
Ah I at t&at wo have tho nut cracked, and hero
It tho meat. Tho Inimitable exponent
ot an original inetnod of tongi
and dancey,
WJLKV AND T1IOMIMON
In their veritably nrlslnal and unezccptlonally
ludicrous Kthloplan conception,
JAlCll'U VISIT,
MISS M II.LIE I) AVKNFOKT will again oblige.
The over welcome, over pleating, and over
(Hipular vocal duo, the SMITII SltiTBUS,
Kilty and May.tu a metango of inelody.vopled
by many, equaled by none.
MISS JOSIK SIMMON9--ln another choice se
lection The maznate of iuerlatlve wit J. V
TIIOMl'SON.
Once more In tho glow of tho elcctrlollabt
MISS UmP. MACK.
MISS I.YUIA I103A will tell you all about It.
The Ull or the kite you c, but the Itlto
couldn't lly without fur- Mhw MAY SMITII.
In wmiotblng that can't help please.
Qrerture Orchtatra Your enjoyment la In
complete unlosa you aoo the atterpicco.
Our mammoth entertainment will conclude
with thn laughter eliciting burieaiiue.
FltYE, entitled
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Count Alphonio Cbarl.a Frys
Mary Stuart , Mlu JotteBlmmona
Antatatla Mllkum Mlu Kittle Smith
Th. ralr Ophelia ,..MIm Jennie Howard
e-raatui w income ....rca MylVMter
Mr. Hire m.
.llob IUIoker
OuetU, policemen, tet rooka. Hulled clubs,
dummies, water buoioU, by company,
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