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Volume Vl.-Number 74. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. THURSDAY APRIL 15. 1886. Only $5 a Year.
JOSKE BROS
Immense shipments In our Dry Goods Cloth-
ing and Shoe Departments have been opened
In the last few days and many more are com-
ing. This week we are offering Special Bar-
gains in
HOSIE-RY LACE CURTAINS
LinensTowels and Table-Covers.
NOVELTIES IN RUCHINGS SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT ISTHE LARGEST
IN WESTERN TEXAS.
JOSKE BROTHERS.
SOUTHERN HOTEL
Main and Military Plazas San Antonio Texas
JAMES P. HICKMAN JR. PROPRIETOR.
' Convenient to business center with belt accommodations. Ml)
A. A. & F. A. BROOKS. ROBERT II. HUNSTOCK.
THE POPULAR CORNER DRUG STORE.
l'linsciilITltiNS ins-
I'HNHIlll ONI.V HY
HKII.l.rtll AND HXI'K-
KIHNCKll I' II A II MA
CISTS OK NONK HOT
Tim I'UItEST MBIII.
OINKS AT PRICES
THAT DEFY COHPKTI
TION.
SHIhI
L. ORYNSKI&CO.
302 and 304 S. Side Military Plaza Cor. S. Flores St. San Antonio.
I.UIIIN'S.IIINNEUS ATKINSON'S AI.KItl'.l) WltlOHrS AND COIXIATK'8 FINEST Will-
FUMES IIOTTI.r.l) AND IN HULK.
Mnko no intslakc. Tlio Comer Drily Store of
I. ORYNSKI & CO.
302 and 304 S. Side Military Plaza.Cor. S. Flores St.
Cull mill nco tho most clctrunt and t'lpeyslvo BtNlnaiul Mini' ml Water Fountain In tho Httito.
CITY STORE.
1 4Commerce Street San Antonio
Car r lea ttiu lawtit
INDIA CHINA IAND JAPAN TEAS
JAVA MOCHA MARACAIBO RIO Etc.
TELEPHONE NO. 11(1.
JULIUS HTltlCKKIl.
STRICKER & ZOPFS
Manufacturing Jewelers.
niil.lan.l Silver l'lullnir
il Etiirravlnir
Skilled Workmen Employed. Strict Attcnlln
Hank
TRY J. WALKERS'
GOLDEN BOOT AND SHOE STORE
Fur ftp easy fit. Hoots and hoci made at nrtooito suit everyone. Itepalrlnir whlUiyou wait
Tliu finest kind of ladles' itum uiade to order.
S. B. WITCHELL - - Agent
221 Commerce Street - -
Oysters Flak and Game.
Riverside Cafe Restaurants
And At
Bcholz's Hall Corner .of Commerce and Losoya Streets
MTLunoh and Mealsat alllhours.
r elite waiters In attendance.
JUST RECEIVED I
A Large Stock
-Which will
AT THE LOWEST FIGURES.
You eaii) got suits of the FINEST IMl'OHTKD OH DOMESTIC CLOTHS maile up
lusHiaiiuiijn. minwv vu Jr onui i roou.raia pnees. uy V AI.KIVI IN K MJttltA tho
l'lipular 'lallur LomuiurDe street near bridge. Only Orst-vlass wurkmcn employed ami th.
VAL. LORRA popular Tailor
LacnEiner?
noons Iir.l.ivmii'.li
'y FltEE TO ANV PAUT
pitEscmiTioN nr.-
'4aninioht.
TELEPHONE Rl.
uUtck of flno
THOS IOVVH
Walchea anil Clock Impairing. Oulv Hie mint
all Hutluess entrustcuto u
NO 14 NAVAKKO 8TKKKT.
Opposite Nic. Tengg's Old Stand
Everything served In Flrst-Clar Htvl
7-a8-tfni
of New Goods
bo SoM-
Commerce St. near Bridge
PANOPLIED POWDERLY.
I.AINLY PATIENTLY PAKTICULArt-
IZES PAST I'ltOCKEDlNQB.
Clonoly CrltlelMMi Curtly Comment
OloKrly Calmly Coldly Challenges
Orait Gould's CI nil) (liuno.
Nkw Yoiik April U. The following
correspondence In seir-explanatory :
Sciunion Pa. April II IN! (2 p. m.)
Juv (Imilcl. i:i.. rreilileut MUuulrl I'uollto
lhihroiuli
Dear Sir The eventi of the past H
hours have demonstrated to you the ab-
solute necessity of bringing I Ills terrible
struggle In the southwest to a speedy
termination. Von have the power the
lUtherlty anil tlie means to oring uie
Irlkn to an end. t have done every-
hlng In my power to end the strife.
I'll. irentleinen associated with the Gen
eral Executive Heard of the Knights
have done the same. Kverylhlng con-
sistent with honor and manhood has
heen (lone In the Interest or peace. .No
false notions of pride or dignity have
swayed us In our dealing with you or
the gentlemen associated with you. In
the conference with yim on .Sunday
11 nrch 2Mb 1 understood you to mean
that arbitration would he agreed to.
The only method of arbitration that was
discussed was la line with that sug-
gested In the letter which I sent you In
the name of our board the day previous.
here was nothing particular ngrreu
non. aa vou well know. You said that
n arbitrating the matter the damage
sustained by the company during the
strike ought to receive consideration. I
said to you that It would not be the part
of wisdom to bring that question up In
the settlement ef the strike. When I
called upon you again that evening you
had prepared as the result ol your un-
derstanding ol I lie morning's Interview
letter which you intended to give me.
hat letter Included a telcKraui to be
aent to Air. Iloxle and In that telegram
you said that the damages sustained by
tue company wouiu ue n iiroper suejeci
for the Arbitration Hoard to discuss.
he latter part or the letter or telegram
mi Barred to strike oil after we had
talked the matter over some time and I
left you as you were about to go to your
tsoin to rewrite the letter which you
afterwards placed In the bunds of Mr.
McDowell to be given me for I had to
leave at that time In order to keep an
lipolntment at me Hotel where i
stopped. The statement which you
have since then made to the effect that
on had tirenared that letter before 1
called Is not quite correct ; or If you
did have It ptepared you changed
alter we tnikeu tne matter
over. In the conference Held between
the members or our Executive Hoard
and the directors ef the Missouri 1'aclBo
Company at 1!IS llroadway.on March 30
you said tn me that you understood me
to say that the men along your lines
would be ordered back to work at once
they having violated the rules of our or-
ganization. I then reiterated the state
ment winch t maue to you anu now re-
eat it:
"The men along the lines of Your rail
way can bo ordered back to work but If
they are given to unuersianu mat toey
are ueserteu mat we no not take any in.
terest In them It will not In anyway
mend matters. On the contrary. It will
make things worse. There are along
the roads out there a great many men
who have no regard for ergamzation or
law men of hardy spirit energy and
during. Much men as have left the Kast
anu nave tawen up tueir nomes im a wuu
oountry such as that Is will not submit
aa quieuy as tne men toey uaveieuue
hind In the Kast. They are apt to di
rssher things than they would do else'
where and I have no deubt we have
some of them In our order. In fact my
experience with the men of that vast
section iraus me lutuuvjt iuai mo men
on both sides out there are more dare-
devilish than they are In the Kast. Kven
tne Dusiness men oi mat country are ot
that stamp ot cuaracter."
lloth vou and Mr. Honklns heard me
make that statement and 1 believe that
the latter agreed that that was his
own experience. The danger of the
I strike spreiuing was aiso uiscusseu anu
lort had been made to have the men of
the Union raclllo take up part or II but
mat tue naiguia oi j.auoroi mat roau
had n standing agreement with the man
agement or that road that there was to
be no trouble or strike until tne lust er-
fort at settlement had failed and net
then until the court of last resort had been
reached. When I made that statement
Mr. Hopkins remarked that they had
heller strike then for If they did not the
Union 1'acldo would not much longer
hnve BiiMlcleat money to pay their em
ployes. The Impresslen made on ue
waa that you would be pleased to see a
strike take place on the llnlon I'acltlo.
This. I believe covers the chief points
of the discussion. 1 did not hear either
you or Mr. Hopkins say that the present
troubles aiongyourroan would not ue ar
bitrated wuu men vi no were nut at work.
It waa my tlrui belief when 1 eft vou
that night that you meant to have the
entire affair submitted to arbitration at
the Ilrst possible momeat. That belief
is i h area ny in mmiowen who was
present miring me entire interview.
When yeu sent the telegram te Mr.
Iloxle you sent It as President of the
Missouri i-aciuo itanway company
Vou sent It as the chief sends his men
sage to. an Inferior efllcer and It meant
aa mucn to a sensmie man as the most
lnmerutlvo order ceu d bosslulv mean.
When 1. as chief officer of the Knlshts
of I.aber send a massage auch as that It
is unuersioou to ue my wishes anu those
wishes are respected by the subordinate
ofllcer to whom they aro lent. It Is net
his place to put a dlllerent construction
on them and give them his own Inter-
nretntlon. fits duty Is to obev the snlrlt
of the Instructions. The man In pewsr
need not be an autocrat In order to have
bis wishes respected. "I would like to
have It done"- cornea with as great force
from n man In authority as "1 must have
It done." That waa the Idea that I en-
tertained when I left yoar house that
night. I also explained to you nt your
house that night that the asen who bad
entered upon the sttlke had not vl.lsted
any law of the order In so doing; that
while I thought It would bay been bet-
ter If they bad laid their grievances be-
fore the exeoutlre before sulking yet
mere waa ouiuiog in orr iawa to com-
mand them to de so. I laid that a dla
trlot assembly of the Knlgbta of Labor
bore the same relations te the general
assembly T which I wss the chief ofll-
cer that one of the States ef the Union
bore to the general government of the
United States: and that while I oeuld
Interfere It was nnder the law which
gave me jurisuicuen oyer tne entire
order and not under any particu
lar law I furthermore explained
to you that the spirit of our organization
was enroled to strlkri. and that Is the
reason why our general oenvsntlon
never enaeieu any particular legislation
for the government of them. I also said
that the occasion bad never before called
for any Interference from general oili
er but that this strike would show the
necessity for the tiassage at our next
convention of n law that would place the
subject of strikes tinder control of the
tienerai j-;xecunve iioaru 01 me oraer.
When on Monday. March 29. you sent to
me the teller marked "nersonal." and at
the same lime Informed a representa-
Ive of the press that you bad done a. I
do not know nor do 1 quritlon your mo-
tive. I felt It my dnty to let the public
see the letter which contained nothing
of a personal nature whatever. There
are neoule who mlnlit be uncharitable
enough to say that your Intention waa
to give the Impression that there was
something between you and me which
would not bear the light of the people 'a
scrutiny. I have had no such dealing
with such a man since this conflict be-
gan nor any previous time and am
iiiing 10 allow me llllieai posaiuie iigui
i my transactions. I have nothing to
cenceal.
Ynu euu 1.1 tile Hili strike. H luinrer ton-
tlimiiiiev reH Mltli)iiiiHtiruii alone Every
r t loleliee lery drop lit hloo.. Unit limy
n-d rruui llus time lurlli iniHt lie laid at
d.Kir. The KmirliU of l.alur Hero nut
iled In lirniiiulenr shluM w ronnlotiiir.anu
to-day Hit outer or KiiIkIiI. of l.ilir stands
iweeii jour properly ami nun. "e mv
llliiir In .h.ulietlieiiieiiuloiiir M.nr ral !
from their Hilt hIhiiii lu our nnler. We leave
lliutlo llie lid. We trill lid allow unr
elaltns wlili h Hie uiilerinay Imw.on llietil In
slund between them ami reiiloriitlou to their
runner iMiHllioti. Tlie uuler of tlie KulaUts uf
In hid Idle
In teethU Htfalr HiunniKlily InteNllgHteil. Vou
liutusuld lliu mder of III.. Khlirht. tif lilwr
theetilcl oltleer. lu lay ev.rytliliiireoiiinv
I Willi the nnler bare tntlie wurld Ifyiitl
ll.un ll.eiitlier liund. lay upeii tn Hie piibllo
u meiiiiii and method wliertbv sun have
lle.1 up tin weallh whit li inn contnil. and al
fplniey. Do ji
Hiln." TiMlay I sari Heirln i
T Jiirl-ilkllon whe
it Hie miijiidl' uf Hie litw
It uimlii
and In tills erunade hkhIiibI
i lo iierne-
. whli lu
at nil lit
If
i olie)ed
dealings III the method by
hlch ion have acquire y
hlc'li
harifed should b. refuted
led Hlleiit under milliv dulii.
We"
aging1 clmrgesur Injuring the Stale
be J
lia e been wrunged
e will let It t
the wurld tlinitnrl
the medium uf tho courtsof Justice; and let
i hay right here that nu money will buy a
s capital hone nt enler-
a and hoiierd Inhu
'In which wtici
mracts. Ik.ju
j.1. It Is a war In which
ery commercial i
II Im Invited to enll
n Hio Innocent an
i which It will be fought out will be before
n.' There will bo l
Alio uy miyucHi
t tho blddlnir uf a mub illfirracc
huth tho victor ami tho victim and unite
uch a line na that wow nut wane I lie butt i
Hut thin buttle uf tho pcoplo agnlliBt mnnuNly
pconte tnUMt inuke Inws
bo obeyed. AO man whether
rich or wlielher he b niMir.
Hio poorest of iKjur. vhall In tho futuro shirk
the reNunnslblhtyur his acts and shield him-
r to ion either III u spirit uf aniivriirre'
enge. Fur )uu pen-uuully I havo uo dislike
believe Ihut irulluwed to rulluw -vour uwu
Impulses In this matter you would have had
atlonthiu to
uch tulk. No limn win has tho interest of li i
cuuntry at heart wuuid harm a hair ol you
head but tlio s stem which reaches out on al
hi trcunlirv and keeiilmr theui out or leiritl.
uiuto chuiiueltt uf tiadu and cuiiiuiereo liumt
die and tho men whuso money Is Invested lu
erpriw-B which huhik gauiming lias
to provide the merest necessltleu uf life lor
Home uuo luuuij iipun i nay lu you iuai
ve will meet you In the courts I do not
(K'ttk rashlv ur 111 ad Isedly. I have taken
-uililMl rmin the best leral mluds r thy
United States. We aru pnpared tu fyco you
liefure the cuurtsaud auw await yuur action
lu the matter. This Is uo tbroat. I play no
ganledraen who aro reudf lo pay out tho taut
isnuiug in uruer mat justice may prevail.
Vuu havo It In your power to uiako friends nf
these meu hv actlnir the part of the man. bv
taking this mutter Into )iiiirnwii huudstwlll
hiiuiunlly aiiifoiir'commuii counlrylr It I
your duly. Ilrush anldn every nbstacli asner
your authority and take tho mutter III jou
liuiins neitieevery grievance roHioreever
mull to his place escept tlnwe w ho havo l-cc
eligiurella iliitdi-slruetlon ur prolierty.or wh
ililchwlll forevi'r preclude the l-osslblllly ul
elf tu be. 1 remain very truly rotirri
T. V. I'liwtiritl.v
Hrand .Mailer WurkuiatiKnlghUur IjiIhii
Itecorder'o Court.
Dan Webber Interfering with sn officer
In the dlsoharge of bis duty fined $S.
Mrs. Dan Webber disorderly dls
missed.
W. 1.. lllchter. violating sanitary or
dlnanoe dismissed.
Ulen Drummer drunk and dlserderly
fined f5.
James Henson being a vagrant con
unuea.
W. A. Ussier diunk and down. $5
O. M. Richardson disorderly. SB.
Nstlvldad Qarza drunk and disorderly
nnea o.
Jack Day drunk and disorderly con
unuea.
F. X. llilhartz violating marlmt ordl
nance dismissed.
Loaded With Oame.
Messrs. D. P. Barr and V. Uardesly
two wall-known nhotogranhers of this
city accompanist! by Mr. MoKllloch t
vlotoria were outau miles irom tne city
yesteraay on a nuntiar expseuion
They returned to-day loaded with gam
Military Humors.
In army clro.es It Is whispered that
the Secretary of War will shortly assign
General Totter the newly-appointed
Brigadier-General to duty In the De
nartnsent of Texas and transfer General
bavld a. Stanley te the Department of
Dakota with Dost tt St. 1'aul. Minn
MaJorCIous who was fermerly stationed
nere is spoken oi as oeiog me j uoge au
vocate en General I'otter's staff.
TELEOrtAPH BUMMAItY.
Mr. Iloxle reports 273 trains moved
yesterday.
Inter-slate commerce was discussed
In the Senate.
The agrlcnltural appropriation bill
pas-ed the House.
Cuero ladles decorated the sraves of
the dead Jeslertlay.
I he sectlna house at Merkel burned
esterday; loss $1W.J.
rowderlv will Issue a circular ask Inn
aid for Gould's strikers.
The Frlck line of street cars. Ilralt I-
morc Is tied up on a strike.
Conservatives are undeoldsd when to
attack Gladstone's home rule policy.
In ralestlne 78 old emnloyes are at
work out of a total of la) now In the
nopa.
lllitb winds last nleht blew down the
large frrme building used for n skating
rink at llalrd.
I'olk Kdwards was killed by his school-
ale. Kd. Standlleld. at Klngibttry
exas yesterday afternoon.
Judge I'ardee refuses an Injiincllon
alnst the removal of the Missouri I's-
llo shops from Marshall Texas.
rhe l'one Instructs the saared congre-
gatlen on eocleslastlo affairs to study
the Irish question In the light of Glad-
stone's speech.
Judn-n Itussell. or llrownsvllle. has en
joined the Mexican Kerry Company from
taking passengers ana treigut irom mo
American sine ot tne river.
A nuarrel. arising ont of n law suit at
astland. Tex. resulted In the death of
'in Klllson and W. S. Hardin nun the
wounding of Kllison'a brother.
SI. Ixiuls Joint committee of citizens
nil Knights have not been able to learn
nhelherMr. Iloxle intends to appoint
the railway members as requestid. or
not.
The Investtlratlen alonir the Guuld
lines continues under Martin Irons. Sec-
retary Delay and Drown of New York
tho latter or whom comes to Texas to
morrow.
Summer normal schools will be held
at Ileaumont Nacogdoches Greenville
Jewltt. Willis MoKlnney Hound Hock
Cisco I'earsall and Fredericksburg In
Ibis state.
St. Cloud and Sauk Itaplds Minn.
were cycloned yesterday. St. Cloud re-
ports 43 killed 7ft wounded and -ml
houses demolished. Sauk Itaplds suf-
icreu a loss ot jj Kiueu twice iuai num-
ber injured and great damage to prop-
erty. Minneapolis and St. 1'aul were
wlad-swept rsln-deluged and lightning-
seared but no loss of life reported.
Tho Found Master.
Pound Master Casslano reports having
lne head of stock horses snd cows Im
pounded In the olty pound at present.
be pound Is located In the First Ward
on the banks of the Alazan creek. In
regard to the compliance with the city
ordinance bearing on the question of
Keeping oame uorses goats etc. unuer
ence ne says tne taw is not gsncrany
ooeveo. ana ne and nis one assistant.
day and night looking after the stray
animals which wander all about the
city an reed anon ana destroy tne
green shrubbery and grass along our
streets mere are several enronto et-
the First Second ani Third Wards
generally milkmen who allow their
came to stray inside tne limits very
frequently. Under the new ordinance
riassed by the City Council the cattle
imlts are placed at one ard a half miles
irom juain piaza anu came louna stray'
lng Inside this area are liable te be Im'
pounded.
Arannua Pass Railroad Notoa.
Captain V. O. Brennan has proceeded
towsrus me coast witn a view or locat'
lng the Corpus Christ! brsnch.
Mr Hlnman la In town organizing Ms
corps and will leave for Haavllla on
jnonaay irom wuicn place uo will com-
mence work and locate towards the
coast.
Arrangements are also making
start the Waco branch from the new
town or Kenedy on the same line.
An Entertalnroont.
The ladles of St. Paul's Memorial
church on Government bill are making
extensive preparatioaa tor an entertain
ment to Denent tne.cuuraii which win
take place probably Wednesday tbe 23th
Butterfly In Court.
Natlvldad Garza an ugly little Mex
lean woman evidently a stranger InSan
Antonio was before the Itecorder tbli
morning to answer to the charge of
ueing urunts ana disorderly ine otiicer
who arrested heraald she oame on Mili-
tary plaza last night to get her sapper at
a tamale atand but was too drunk to
know what she was doing. She was
very abusive toward evervbedr. verr
noisy and finally when the oilier ar-
rested her ahe laid down In the dirt
ana screamed Ana rerused to go.
He carried her to the station house.
she a' I the while scratching and kicking
like a wildcat. She was dressed this
morning with a striped red white and
blue ribbon through her raven black
hair wore a lew rut basque of black
velvet trimmed aoeut me dssi witn
white lace and with two bands of geld
tinsel braid down the front. Her dress
waa a dirty yellow trimmed with heavy
uounces ot purpie anu goisen ueuas
She wore sll liners with the nsual klirl
heels and colored hose. She was lined
go. Afterwards It was learned ahe came
from Laredo Mexico.
Immigrant Arrivals.
Fifty-seven German. English anJ Hal
lan Immigrants are now at the Sunset
Itoute Home arriving by direct steamer
mantes ot tne r rencu i.iae ireui Ant-
wero to New Grleans. These steamers
sail monthly and are now bringing from
300 to COO immigrants per month for
me sunset itoute.
Malor William T. Arthur
A brother of tbe ex-President now sta
tioned at Governor's Islsnd. N. T. will
arrive In San Antonio In a few days It
Is said to take charge of tbe plaoe made
vacant In the department by the change
of Major Dodge going to the New York
department.
Gsrmsn-tngtlsh tehool.
Tbe new scholastic year of the above
Institution will commence on Thursday
the 29th Inst. Application for admit
tance may oe maae to me principal Mr
W. Barbeck; the secretary Mr. J. H
Schaefer. te Mr. Nlo Tengg or lo the un
dersigned. Children who have bad no
schooling csn be admitted at this time
only. F. OnooH President.
San Antonio April 13 lt$0. 4-16-2W
COME AND
Immense
EARLY SPRING
They are Pronounced to be
SIMPLY SUPERB.
Consisting of
Etamino Cloth
Albatross Suiting
Canvass Cloth
Laco Canvass Cloth
Homosnun
Bourotto Cloth
Fino Novelty Robes
Egvptian Laco Flouncing
sj- Large Stock of New
400 Pieces of New Matting White and Colored.
HAAS & OPPBNHEIMER
212 and 214 Commcrso Street.
Th. Ut.it n.wl
I have supplied myself with a new
stock ef the II nest whiskeys direct from
unueu ntatea uenuea warenouse as
well as a fall assortment of Imported
llquoraofall kinds. I have also lilted up
a cosy "Gold Itoom" apart from my sa-
loon where business men and otberscan
transact business at any time. Hot
lunch every day from 10 to 12 e'olock.
J Ok A1KNY
4-IS-ut No 8 Soledad Street.
Tyrol.sn'Cone.rt snd Ball. i
Hotel Arrivals
a.; a. I.. uuemoerg n. M. nail aus-
nj r. r. iisies and wile Syracuse a
Anderson Fred. Befzer'st. I-ouli; w!
Becker wife and child Jtush il. Barnes
Chicago; II. von Keller Kagle Pass; W.
F. Home Houston; John B. Ludluca
St. Louis.
Hotxi. Mavkiuck C. Hlrach. Conn.:
P.. S. Mlnard St. Louis: It. (Jualtre
Houston; P. J.Clancey. New York; K.
P.Jackson St. Louis; S.Jacobs W. II.
Calloway J. W. Helleman W. J. Mer-
llle. B. F. Caaton. Galveston: D. Kellar.
uaiias; d. jiernstein cnicago; it. .1.
lloste Palestine; 11. Jacoby New
York: J. C. Collier. New York:
.ii. tjentreu Texas; Aiireu ineagston
Urtlleb A'tlanta Ga.; 11. 'f. Mojlulty
St. Louis; Joseph Frutls Philadelphia:
v.ueuscn. new i.tmu. u. uayior ana
wife San Francisco; J. II. Bright Gon-
zales; C. H. Jones and family Nebraska;
sirs. 31. u. uracey iteaiuoKy: ueorge
F. Merrltt Boston; Kd. Dreyfus New
lork; a.j. wour new urieans.
SotmiKttM Hotkl J. P. Moore. Fort
Worth: F. K. Lessen. Kagle Pass: J. IL
meeker. Austin; Mrs. ierie ano sister
i.areuo; o. n. uart man not springs; J.
M. Saner Iloerne; Capt. W. K. Jones
Gonzales: A. B. Mlddleton. Columbus:
h. i. Mortimer anion nooiea uonipa-
ny J. L. Alexander Dale Tex.; J. II
uigiey neaneoy; jamea Minor iiexar
A. M. (.'. Nixon. Anstln: John Erne. Bee
Title; I). A. Crlehton Midland; W. J
Foard Kl Paso; W. H. Carothers and G
A. Searigbt Austin; 11. Wilson I-ock
nan.
Vurloua Fury.
Dan Webber a back-driver was lined
$5 before tbe Itecorder this morning
for Interfering with an officer
while the said officer was In the
dlsoharge of his duty. Officers Smith
and Brown were the principal witnesses
against him and testified that a disturb-
ance was being created nt Dan Webber's
berse lot adjoining his stable en Hous
ton street oy Mrs. vteooer anu
the neighbors sent for an officer.
Smith and Brown responded but
wkan Hmltti started into
yard to tell Mrs. Webber te be nnlet.
Dan Webber seized him by the collar at
the gate and told hlsa te stay ont.
llrown came op ana dou ouicera tueu
went In. Mrs. Webber had cut botb
horses loose from tbelrstalls. bad turned
them out ef the stable and tried to turn
them out or tbe yard but was prevented
from dolnsr ao bv one of the hsck-dllv-
ers. She tnea took a oroom and
tried to smash one of the cat r lege
lamps but was prevented from doing so
by the hack-driver who seized her and
held her until she began upon
him. She then secure several
roeka and let them flv at a lively
rate at all who approached. Officer
Smith received two or three of these
missiles on bis person. She was finally
quieted and niter ner paroxysm ei rag
and fury was over she wss complete
prostraitu ana is now very m ui.
w. .Innns. her whvslclsn. sent a note
this afTact to the Recorder this morning
and finished by saying It was his opinion
that aha should not Do tried before tbe
Heoorder for being disorderly but should
hnve a de lunatlco Inqulrendo. On mo-
tion of tbe attorney for the city the case
against Mrs. tveueer was aismisaeu
At Work.
A sorrel horse Ue property of George
Jones wss lost or stolen on the night of
Anrit is. last nlffht. and Its leu has
been reported at police headquarters
this olty.
Mr. O. W. Tye whe lives on the Chu-
n.ri.r.. creek. Bexar County reported
this morning to polloe headquarters the
loss or theit from him or two animals
a brown horse and bay mare last night.
work in this neignoornoea
SEE OUR
Display of
NOVELTIES.
Foulard Satteon
French'Satteons
Fine Batistes
Imported Ginghams
Linon Lawns
CrinkloJSoorsuckor
Linon Finish Lawns
Immonso Line Percals.
Jerseys Just Received.
SIS) HART'S
r.urlh Crsnd Drswlna-Twsntydlv. miss
Given Awsy Vlu.d si Ovsr two.
Gne Prize Gold $100 00
One Diamond King 75 00
One Prize Gold 60 00
One Fine Wardrobe GO 00
Gne Suit Clothes 30 00
One Prize Gold 28 00
One Fine Kssy Chair 23 00
One Meerschaum Set 25 00
One Grand Lamp 25 00
One Gold Head Cane 20 00
One set Pictures IS 00
One PatlChewlngTobacoo.. IS 00
One Prize Gold 10 00
One Hundred Cigars 10 00
One Fine Dog S 00
Two Fine Stools S 00
One Prize Gold S 00
One Fine Hat 6 00
One Pair Shoes 6 00
One Load Coal S 00
One Lead Wood S 00
One Box Cigarettes 3 00
One Bottle Whisky 2 00
One Load Kindling 2 00
une li room i uu
Total Value of Gifts SJS1S OO
This ooupoa Is presented to each
f urchaser of 25 cents or more of
lart'a Cigars Tobacco and Smok-
ers' Articles and entitles tbe holder
hereof te tbe gift donated by the
ticket corresponding In number
thereto distributed after 20.000
tlcketa have been Issued.
I&-NO prizes cashed without pre-
sentation of ticket and no prizes
paid after 00 days from drawing. Ct
Not Forgotten.
'Major II. B. Adams tbe well-known
philanthropist of this city celebrated his
S3d birthday anniversary to-day. lie
waa tne recipient 01 many ueautitui norai
tokena irom his many friends among all
classes of the city. Major Adams has
reside in san Antonio tor mo pass ao
years and while he has acquired a con-
siderable fortune be bas not been nig-
gardly but bas lavished bis wealth In
charities with an almost prodigal liber
ality. May ne live long ana prosper.
Nicely Fixed.
Herman Helllgmann.Clty Inspector of
Welirhu and Measures. Is out to-day In
a brand-new spring wagon with new
dorse ana new Harness lie cse now get
about tbe city with bis weights and
measures and perform his dalles with
muoh greater convenience.
Comedy at KrUch'a Hall.
The dramatic seotlon of the Helvetia
V.reln will re ne. st the Derformance as
It was given last Sunday evening at
Krisch's Hall. "Das Versprechen hln-
ter'm Herd" and "Die Zlllerthaler" to
conclude with a dance will be the pro-
gramme. Tbe repetition Is made at the
special request or many visiters to the
nrst performance.
rand Operetta.
The operetta of Peep-Boo which has
been rehearsing for the past weeks will
be rehearsed this afternoon at S o'clock
at Casino Hall under tbe direction ef
or Professor A. Schnalth the young
artist who so successfully directed the
grand carnival costume ball er the Ca-
sino Association on tbe evening or
Maroh tbe utn.
Tbe operetta will bo given by 50 chil-
dren and eight young ladles all In ap-
propriate charaoier costumes some time
akoatMayl. The musical details are
under the direction or Processor Kreutt-
ner while the entire arrangements of
operetta stsge eto. are In charge or
rroiessor sounauu.
tils First Portrait.
Muter Seymour B. Thomas the
youthful artist bas executed a very
creditable portrait In oil his first por
trait which represents tne last surviv-
Ing signer or the Texan Declaration of
Independence. Stephen W. Blojnnt
The portrait Is on exhibition at Baa-
sell's art store on Commeneer Wooty
A. Hsrtmann a saloon keeper who
formerly owned the PestolBoe Pavilion
saloon on Alamo plaaa U reported to
have skipped out owing debts to the
amount of $1500 to $3030. He was seen
yesterday but te-day b Is whereto
he fonnd. Ills saloon has been turned
over to his former bar-keeper A. Halax
who says Hartmann sold It to him.
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