The San Antonio Light from San Antonio, Texas • Page 4

Wednesday June 25. 1884. NOW WE ARE CUTTIISTG! BE1NO ANXIOfS TO CIO'K 01T Jewett's Refrigerators WK OFl'KIt TIIK VVJUV i 1 XI No.eiat fit cn No. 6j at III 30 PAUL WAGNER. The Alamo Butcher Shop WJ'I keep open from July 1 until 11 end from 5 to 8 p.

wbcro atl kinds of fnsb meat and refrigerator meat can bo bad. v3iim C. Spciser Son. J. V.

HANNIG, Wholesale, IlcUII Dealer la Fnrnitnre, Carpels aifl Mattings, (111 Clothi, Window Shades, Ktc. 37and39Commerco strict, San Antonio, Tut LIGHT FLASHES. What the Reporters Learned i their Tour Through the City. County Commissioners aru do-Ing solid work now, Hevlsed City Ordinances to June 1 Just completed, for sale nt this olllce. 1'amphlet binding, clotli, $1.30 If you want to buy a small home-tcail or other city property, call on T.

11. Johnson, this olllce. G-23-U The Volksfcst association will meet to-night at Scholz's hall. of Importance will come before the mee Marriage licenses were Issued this morning to Charles M. Held and Jllss Kmma K.

Frnry. Charles I.enard Plgno-wlty and Jllss Kiln (iertruilo I'urklss. Harry Baum has not sold out ns reported, but Is still In the Held, and selling line wines, liquors and cigars cheaper than ever before. Olllccr Itlps yesterday afternoon caught little negro boy In the act of tapping the till of C. Hill's saloon, on Vlltlta street.

He was locked up. Subscribers to stock of the Han Antonio and Gulf railroad are requested to call on Q. II. Kalteyer or 31. Lindner and pay an assessment of one per cent.

Louis Ilrlttaln, the father of the colored boy that was run over on the rnll-royd, called at the Liuiit olllce this morning, and said that his son was an obedient and Industrious boy. He was not taken to the hospital, but died at the residence of bis father. Professor .1. w7 JIallctt, recently X'rofessor of Chemistry of the University of Texas, passed through our city yesterday on Ills way to his former position In the University of Virginia, taking wltb him the best wishes of a host of friends, and a Texas "horn chair" as a souvenir. The Jury of Inquest on the death of Ed Ilrltton this morning, returned a verdict that his death was the result of his own carelessness.

Louis Johnson, the neerroboy who went with blm. tent I led that they were both riding on the draw-4 ueaus oi me cars, wnen uritton leu on. F. K. Kogers was conductor of the passenger train that brought In Ilrltton.

New Musk. Messrs. Goggan publishers, have favored the LinrtT with two new ballads, with music, "The llelle of the l'ark Hotel," and "My Darling Mother." Correction. In the Ligui'm report of the school convention the name given as Frofessor Dowell should have been Dow. Recorder's Court.

Annie and fighting, dismissed. Carrie Tucker, quarrellngand lighting, lined $3. Sarah Stone, lighting; dismissed. Gllmore, drunk and disorderly; $10, John Williams, same charge; J5. J.

Ferguson and Charles Smith, disorderly; dismissed. James Murphy, drunk; $5. Josephine Doyle, vagrant; S10 or 30 days. L. Garcia, carrying a dirk, dismissed.

J. Cooley disturbed the peace worth, and that closed the docket. Jewelry Thief. The arrest ot Johnnie Italney, alias Lovelock and a half dozen other names, was effected yesterday afternoon by Captain Hughes and Constable Fred Bader. lialncy is a young man, and the charge is that he stole the Jewelry recently missed from one of the city lewelry stores.

He Is a friend and partner of John Howies, the escaped Fort Worth Jail bird who was picked up here last week, and has been visiting him almost dally In Jail. Now he will enjoy his company more than ever. Italney evidently banked on bis appearance to save him, but he selected a poorplaoeto play bis schemes successfully when he came to San Antonio. He will rusticate In the Hotel de ilcCall for a time. The Young Musical Prodigy.

A Liuiit representative had the pleasure yesterday to respond to an Invlta lion nf Professor 11. fl n.i.m.n i t. ness and listen to an Instrumental and vocal performance of one of his most promising pupils, Miss Zulema Garcia, at her own borne, on East Commerce street. Miss Zuleraals a miss of but 13 summers, and may be pronounced almost a musical prodigy, for her Instrumentation, expression, acouracy and grace of execution upon the pluno, of delicate and difllcult pieces Is quite remarkable, and her command of and accomplishment upon the violin, after only one month's practice, Is phenomenal. vocalization- la nearly perfect, and only volume and practice are necessary to place Mis Garcia upon the highest plane of musical accomplishment, THE HIGH SCHOOL.

SECOND DAY'S SESSION OF THE STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. Nature of Dullness Done-Reading of Essays and Discussion- Uoculloniry Curette by Mill Hetty Jiblell, of Austin. The second day's session of the Texas State Tenihers' association was held this mernlng at the High school. The day's proceedings were opened by prayer by the Iter. Thrall, after which Frofessor Halbert played a selection on the organ In a masterly style.

Dr. Collier, tho Frcsldent then called the meeting to order. It was decided that the reading of tho minutes of the last meeting was dispensed with temporarily, and an opportunity was then offered lo those members who were not present at last meeting lo enroll themselves. The I'rcsldent again announced that It was necessary for those who deslretl to become members to pay an annual subscription of $1, Frofessor Hole moved that tho membership be made continuous, but that a member might be excluded for the nonpayment of dues. There was no notion taken on this motion, hut It produced some diverse, discussion.

Dr.lls.Mwln proposed that the organization be made more permanent until It embraced all the great body of teachers In the Slate. In ruling on the clause in tho constitution the Fresldent decided Hint teaching was a continuous profession. Frofessor Smith Iiagsdale moved to take up the question regarding the State Superintendent of Education, which was placed on the table yesterday. A division was taken upon the question and the motion lost by a majority of two, there being 22 ayes and 24 nays. General Moore asked the question whether the teachers were expected to pay for their own bosrd.

lfthis were the case, hp for one could not do It. Frof. ltote said lu reply that the teachers were not required to pay for their board and lodging; the Committee on Reception bad located nil such as had reported tn them. Hut as some of the teachers hail seen lit to go to the Menger and the Maverick they could not expect tbo Executive to pay $2 to $3 a day. He further stated that If any had not been assigned to lodgings the committee would at once do so, and Frof.

Hole asked them to report Immediately. The Fresldent then called upon Frofessor J. II. Hanson to read a paper on grammar In Its formnl application to education. This was listened to with an attentive appreciation by the audience.

At the conclusion of the essay the Fresldent called upon Frofessor J. II. Hand to open the discussion. Frofessor Hand excused himself on the ground that the subject was of a nature too abstruse for him to discuss before so cultured and critical an audience without having properly matured his thoughts. John L.

ltlchardson, of Lecsburg, a candidate for Superintendent of State Instruction, stated It was one thing to possess the sclentlllc knowledge, but another to have the skill, Mr. ltlchardson cited an amusing anecdote in support of his assertion. A motion was here made to suspend the live minutes rules for discussion, In order that the meeting might hear the theses of l'rofessor route, of Houston. The theses presented some novel and original ideas concerning the use of grammars In schools, he alleging that there did not exist a grammar of the English tongue, all the present text books being imitations of tbe Latin and Greek grammars. Frofessor lllcknell said he thought Frofessor Fonte's dissertation made third horn to tbe dilemma already existing, A recess of 10 minutes was then called by the Fresldent.

On reassembling the Fresldent stated that the ladles had complained to him of tbe gentlemen walking about during the discussion and Dr. Collier Impressed on the audience the necessity of having quietude on the floor. Tbe discussion of the position of forranl grammar In education was then resumed. Frofessor O.M.ltobertsthcn addressed the meeting, showing the fallacy of teaching children the numerous forms of conventional language, and giving instances oi me quicKness oi inteiieot possessed by tbe Cherokee Indians. Dr.

J. II. Lowther said he had studied the science of grammar for half a century and still considered himself a student. He had listened to the discussion with Interest, but deprecated the Idea of l'rofessor Foute. lie considered no man lit to teach until he could forego the use of a grammar altogether, he ought to be able to teach without any grammar.

An elocutionary exercise by Miss Ilettr Sablett. of Austin, was admlrablr given, tbe recitation being Joaquin SI lller's Sioux Chlers daughter. The meeting then adjourned. It being decided to reassemble at 3 o'clock, and in tne evening it Is the Intention or the teachers to visit the Alamo, and from thence go to Travis park to enjoy the music. PERSONAL.

Heme Cleaned rrom the Hotel Corrldon and Various Other Sources. Frofessor A. Oestrlcber, of Seguln, Is In the city. J. Lonzdale ofEnglind, Is registered at the Menger.

Ed. McCarty and W. S. Tobey, of Galveston, are at tho Maverick, Frank Johnson, of Cleburne, Is a guest or the Maverick. J.

L. Austin and wife, or Virginia, are staying at the Menger. H. C. Walker and wife, or Austin, are staying In the oily.

E. Taylor, from Nashville, la sojourning at the Menger. Lorenz Klein ond wife havo arrived in iiio cny from Hamburg, W. L.Sherrlll, well known stock man, Is registered at the Central. H.

C. Denny, a Helton banker, regls- uricu nt ins -MuxencK iasi evening. A. Wlnslow. a nroinln.nf nllor.

ney of Laredo, Is stopping at tbe Central. W. A. Hill, a leading merchant of Vic toria, wiui ins wue, is in the city, guest of tbo Central. Haywood Ilraham, of Huntsvllle, tlnan.

ciai ogeni oi tue two siate penltentla- uce, i one oi jienger uoiers guests. Mr. Theo Helyer, of Austin, the popular salesman of George llursch, Is Ir the city shaking hands with m.ny friends. Flag PreSenlatton, The wives of tho members orE. O.

C. Ord Post, Grand Army or the Itepuhllc, sometime ago collected among themselves a sum or money sufUclent to purchase a most handsome flag, which they Intended to present to the Post, and on Friday evening the presentation will take place at tbe Knights or Pythias ball, after whlli there will be a supper at Mabncke'a Mission garden. FINEST BARGAIN IN SOUTHWESTTEXAS. Two Farms for lale In Caudalupe County. One thousand two hundred and seventy-three acres of land In Gaudalupe square shape, fronting on Hie Gaudalupe river; 350 acres In cultivation, mill creek runs through the property, POO acres well timbered, birch, oak, pecan, Cottonwood, sycamore, and black walnut.

Variety of noil, rich river bottom land, and all fenced except a hundred and thirty acres on an Island two wires and one plank and a mcsqult post. Five California bouses and tlireo log tenement houses. Tho homo houso has four rooms and shed room and kitchen with 'I'liprn nrn convenient atnek pena on the place. Three hundred acres In cultivation, divided Into three fields. The property Is situated nine miles from 1 the rail road and county Seat and on main stage rond.

It lies on tho north side of tho Gattdalupo river and on both sides of Mill creek. Tho titles nre per- i feet, having been In possession for thirty-four years. There are about 000 acres of the richest alluvial land between the two and I tlirco hundred acres tn limbered land. There Is somo rough land with sand stone In great quantities, excellent for building purposes. In the second farm there aro 700 acres adjoining the above tract.

300 acres of river bottom on tho south side of tho river, 200 aorcs In cultivation. This farm Is not extensively Improved, but Is fenced and being cultivated by negroes In the employ of the owner. Address, W. HlMM.Kt", Ileal Estate Agent, San Antonio, Tex, 0-2-tf REAL BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. By Hilton Young, 201 West Houston Street.

Avenno property, very desirable and cheap. .1 cottages, four rooms each Installment plan. 20 building lots on East Commerce St, building lots In Fourth ward. 100 building lots on Prospect 11111. 1G0 acre farm near Somerset, the Gar den of the West, 10 acres In cultivation, 10 head cattle, ii lieaii noirJ, poultry eic.

Crescent boarding house, near Sunset depot, 20 rooms well furnished, 10 regular hoarders; everything in llrst-elass order. Will sell or rent. Three snlendld farms on tho Calaveras creek and aro one on the San Antonio river, nil about lo miles from the city; line lands and good crops; bargnlns in them all. Several very choice properties In the country to exchnngo for city property; also a very choice residence property centrally located In the olty to exchange for country lands. Particulars given at our olllce.

A few more choice lota on DIehow Ity hill, about the hist to he had. Call for our Ileal Estate Guide and Circular. A FINE RANCH FOR SALE. 6,500 Acres Fenced and Stocked With Horses, Cattle and Coats. A line ranch ot 0,600 acres of land, all fenced, In Uvalde county, miles from tho town ot Uvalde.

The land is situated at tho mouth or the Sablnal and Frio rivers, fronting seven miles on the Sablnal. Has plenty of good grass, water and timber. One-third valley, light mulatto soil and 40 acres In cultivation. Six hundred acres Is enclosed horse pasture, lliero Is a good eight-room frame bouse, three tenement houses, stables and cribs, two wells with good water. On the ranch are 400 head cattle, one-half to two-thirds Durham, 100 head horses and mule colts and 200 Antrora mixed coats.

Title warranted perfect. To be purchased nt a bargain. wvuurcss tor i no next uays ior mil particulars H.T.," this olllce, or J. iv. iirndley, ileal Estate Agent, snn Antonio, Texas.

6-8tf A FINE FARM, or 1,100 Acres, lor Sale at a Bargain. Fine tract of land or 1.100 acres. In Harris county, six miles from Houston, on Buffalo Itayou, railroad running br same, ncniy oi water, grass nnu umber. Some Improvements, and part under cultivation. Four hundred tons of hay cut from same last season.

Will be sold cheap and on easy terms. Address, U-Ull JlllAPLKY, Heal Estate Agent, San Antonio, San Pedro Springs, l'rofessor King will perform every Thursday nt o'clock. Introducing new stars. Everybody Invited Two Cottages For Sale. Two handsome new cottairo houses.

four rooms, callerr. city water, out houses, all modern Improvements, only two blocks from street car. Will sell to good parties on easy terms. Not much casn required. Auuress t.

ji. Jonnson, Light olllce. G-C-tf Card Pressor Sate. One Iluceles card mess. In llrst-class order, for sale; $00 cash.

Address, T. l. Johnson, I.imiT olllce. u-C-tf Krnat'e Iteetaurnnt During the summer season will furnish meals as follows: llreakfast, dinner, 33c; supper, 23c. 5-30-lin Notice.

The hot season Is fast approaching. Avoid sickness by having your wells, vaults, cesspools and privies in good condition. Orders promptly attended to by San Antonio Sanitary and Fertilizing company, telephone 293. Olllce at George Schroeder's, 311 East Commerce street. 0-5-3m Dentistry, Dr.

J. 11. Chess new dental parlors, 231 East Houston street. Dental operations dona In the best manner known to the profession. C-tM2m Restaurant Tor Sale.

A good restaurant Is offered for sale cheap, on account of present proprietor wishing to leave tho city. Address, this olllce. 0-21-lt Dissolution of Partnership, We have this day mutually dissolved the partnership heretofore known as uus a. nampmann llus hamp-mann retiring from the business and U. lloelhauwe continuing the same.

Glh A. Kami'Mann, U. G. llOKI.ll.UJWt, Thanking tho publlo and my friends Gun Kami'Mahx. Special Bargains Apply at Once.

A four room cottage, two galleries, hall, stable, carriage house, well water and irrigable land, for sale, $1,300 young irun trees, suruuoery and suaue uii pmce. A five room cottage, stable, carriage wTef. PPrlS 5 Auuress n. Johnson, Light olllce, Missouri PaclOe Through Sleeping Car lo Chicago Commencing June 15, the Missouri Paclllo Hallway company have placed a through sleenlne car between Dalian Chicago, via. Hannibal.

This car will hhhuucu iu me uuiii leavjug nan Antonio at 0:15 a. at Denton at 0:20 and runs through to Chicago without change, arriving at Sedalla 8:15 p. in. Jacksonville 4:33 a. Feorla, 8:40 a.

iu and Chicago 2:30 p. m. u-20-t J. JOSKE SONS, THE LiLEG-BST JL3T1D THE CHEAPEST Dry Goods, Clothing, Boot and Shoe House 1 1ST SA.ILr v.3STT03STIO. Our Goods are Always New and Received Weekly.

Call and See Them. Owing to Change in Business we will sell our entire Stock of Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods AT ACTUAL COST! IF1 R. oA. h' Vn liemrmbcr our Spring the jop and 3 Main Plaza. m'KOlAl.

NOT1UEH. The Xew American No. 7 Sowing Machine Agency, 213 Alamo plaza. Plant's flour" hv tho barrel and halves at M. Castanola it Son's, nt reduced prices.

0-14-aui Prescriptions carefully compounded by Itloo Bros. Co. 0-9-lin Every smoker should try "Little Joker." Now lot or mill ncry lust received at Miss Itoy's, 213 Alamo plaza. 3-22-3m For neatness and beauty Illce Bros. drug store Is ahead.

O-O-I111 Forty years' trial bis proved "BLACK- DRAUGHT the beat liver nHlfcineln the world. Suld by James Clavln and L. On lau. Claret and white California wines on draught nt M. Castanola Son's.

"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures cosllvencM and sick headache. Bold by James Clavlu and lOrvi akl. diutxlet IMee Ilros. 11 West Houston street, Is the place where nil go for line perfumeries, etc. 1 0-0-1 lluv Your croccrles and Honors on Acequla street, nt M.

Castanola Son's. II eh class Plymouth Jtock. Llclit llrahina and Langshan eggs for sale by No hcad-nche or lni k-iicho fur ladles who drink "WINE OF CARDUI." Bold by Jaiuve Clavln and 1 Urynski.drujriflsUi Mr. Juan Manuel Chavez, one or our most respectable citizens, has formed a partnership with Mr. NarclsoLeal In the live stock and general commission business.

Tbe firm will be Leal A Chavez. The friends of both these gentlemen are requested to continue their liberal patronage. 4-28-Cra Large. Comfortable Hall to Rent. la alrv.

nicely carneted. curtains and lambrequins on windows. Suitable for lodge room, or meetings of any descrip tion. J.nquire at o. riaza.

The Central Hotel, Situated in the center of the olty, Main plaza, is headquarters for nil stockmen. Under the same management for the last nneen years. Terms per uay. Steam Baths For nil kinds of rheumatlo complaints and skin diseases and poison oak, can be had at A. Kllllan's, corner Alamo and Commerce streets.

0-0-tf To Consumers of Oil. liny oil In bulk, thereby saving price or cases and cans. Tlit. Iden of Clolnc Weil. To Colorado or New Mexico for pur air to ro-llovo Consumption iaa'l a tnleiake.

Any roes. onalilo lilttn wouin 110 Jir. lioaaiiKn a lougu and Hyrup lor Uciieuiuptlon In all He tlrtt slaves. It never tails to vivo rtllot In all casus of Couiflie, Colde, Jlront-blllii, Patus In llio Cltoet and all allpcllnns that ar considered primary to consumption. ccnis and SI Ml.

Sold tiy rkiliasso James Chi In, and ItaKland Co. A Special Bargain. Full set or elegant furniture, nearly new, can be had at a bargain; also the rent of a nice seven room house, only a short distance from Alamo plaza. at this olllce, or to J. W.

Bradley, 410 West Houston street. G-4tf. Ureas Blaklnff-SSOO Howard, I will give $500 to anyone that will surpass me In dress cutting, and $100 to anyone that Is inyequal. 1 have opened a school of dress cutting, also cut and inako to order. I give the best lit and most stylish draping that has ever been introduced in Texas.

1 have schools for teaching the art of dress cultlng In all the principal cities. I teach a girl often to ladles of seventy-five, and make them pcrfeot dress makers. Vou can lit yourself with my Perfect Tailor System I give a perfect lit the II ret time; It also cuts dolmans and all over-garments, children's clolblns and under-irarments. I am obliged to remain here on account ofslokness In my family. Ladles that have attended Chicago, St.

Louis and Cincinnati expositions will remember me. Agents wanieu. lerriioryiorsaie, 5-2rt-Uin MmkM. lltnii, 213 E. Houston San Antonio, Tex, READ! and Summer Goods have Just been received, and In calling early you can find exactly what I needed for season, and at a price that will astonish you.

All we nsk Is an inspection, and yon will be convinced that wo mean what we say! I Ml Cheap Column. Special Advertisements, Sucn as Wanted, For Bent, Lost, Found, Personat, For Sale, Will be Inserted In this "Mumn at the rate or 3 lines for 25 cents, each Insertion. Each Additional line 10 cents. Ita delivery nt tbla olfloo. i t-tcook at 21 Hun Pedro arciiue.

I OUT rrrl nmlrg. 154 hnnrie lilgb, (in left thou trier. Upward of lj braurtfd lit 110 Tor I rehroeder. tn T. Mathlnon, raro (leorge i to Wolff Marx.

ANTHU-AirnM drr good and clolhltiir FiftPciiMiaualn ihlrd eorlceot thoMechanlce' Itnildlnjr and Loao itMocla-tlon. Apply to Jl. K. Jobnsoo, Light oiHuo. COKNUCOHA jr.IWBY DMUY uses cnomicaia 10 pruservo miii, io-im "ITT" ANTED Two rood boye to carry Uir roufi.

Apply at this office OSI-Ut ftOUNED 11EI5F You can trot oorruxl bocC at oit HENT Now f'Uire and uprljihtplinoF l1 ftt and fa per innntb, trte. TligMArt OoOQAIf St II UO. DOOMS FOU HBNT-Furnlbed or unfm-XV nlshM, with privilege of bath houeoi apply at 211 l'resa etrvot, 0-2-1 TBFHIORUAT01t MBtVTS All kinds of opposite liotol Mavorlclc. eight In tbo Imck, loins and lower part ol the Injr organs At limes, eymptonis of Indlgea- tlnn aru nrpnent. aa llatulpncv.

uneasiness Of tho stoiuacl), etc. A moisture, llao iierspli Moil, producing a vory dlsagreoablu Itching, after getting warm, Is a very common attendant, llllnd, Illeedlng and Itching I'llesylold at onoo to the application if llr. Uoeanko a I'llo Iteinedr, which acta directly upon tho parte offeetod, abso blng he Tumors, allaying tbo Intense Itching and a permanent euro. Price 5J conn. Address.

The llr. Ilo-sunkn Medlclno Co I'luua. u. Bold by Bcasso, Co- James Clav In R.glund St Co Klectro-Uomntointlilo Medicines Aro on Immense benefit to tho sick people. The wonderful skill of many phy-slans to recognize disease shall bo untouched, but In millions of cases they don't know how to cure, use poisoning, destroyablo remedies and declare a great many diseases as Incurable.

Our remedies don't know such a sickness 11 taken before the body Is In a dicing condition. Every sick person should make a trial because It never falls to cure the severest diseases of women, cancers, consumption, fevers, cramps, epilepsy, insanity (not org), piles, diseases ofskln, scrofula syphilis, entries of the bones, etc, etc. Treatment of children exceedingly easy. Hemembcr that these medicines are adopted by the authorities oi the Banta llosa Hospital. Thcro Is no patent swindle about It, but tho greatest discovery In the medical line since creation of the world.

Han Antonio reference's and testimonials given. Call on me. Fiiof. Meyeii, Ave. 32 Elect, hom.

General depot for Texas and Oulf States. -17-lyr. Byron Outdone. Come, come, oome along with ue To East Houston street, near Avenue There you will find what I say is so: Furniture is cheap and bound to go; For go It must, you can't say no, As the prices asked are extremely low. I tell you now, as told you before, It Is ''ColtonV Auction House, No.

404. READ DOLLAR STORE BUILDING. RHODIUS 235 Commerce St. MU.S'IC SVAaenU for Kiube Co Now England Piano Co and Cbrlatlo 8oua pianoa. Ithlca organ.

Latost.hcwt nmaloalwai-snnliand. Call and ere them. 9-lS-lr in isoo. Goggan GALVESTON AND SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Carry a I-nrger Stock of Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars, Accordeons, Strings, Sheet Music, Etc, than all the 'Dealers in Texas Combined. ir you want to buy a reliable PIANO or OHOAN low for cash or on easy monthly Installments, or anything else In the JIuslo Line, it will pay you to write for catalogues and prices to TtLOS.

Goggan 8c Cor. Market and Twenty-Second Streets, Galveston. SAN ANTONIO BRANCH 3S0 COMMERCE STREET, I ITEMPSKY San Antonio, Tex. STORE, ORGANS.