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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1885

Page

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Sermon on I Am He That Liveth and Was Dead

The Rev Dr Neil at First Presbyterian expounds Revelation 1 18 to stress that Christ is the living one who died and rose again sixty years after his resurrection He argues the death was real and necessary taking a human nature and the cross The sermon highlights Christ’s authority with the keys of hell and death and ends with Amen as both truth and prayer

Neil First Presbyterian Church Hell Wahculla Florida God Christ Earth John the Baptist Magnificent Isaiah Father Holy Ghost Lam Fathers Holy John Jesus Christ Pontiusce Jesus Reese the Cross

Record of Drunk and Disorderly Fines in Recorder's Court

In the Recorder's Court many individuals including James Long Secundino Nabejar Theodore Rozione M Romero Concepcion Martinez Henry Smith P D Gibbs Vicente Florez N Munoz Castenada A Hernandez Natividad Louis Dereume J Weidens George Davis A Mendoza John Morgan T Nugent and Celia and Josephine Williams were fined for drunkenness disorderly conduct or fighting with fines ranging from 5 to 10 dollars. The Mission Hose company received a new hose reel from Chief Daerler with donations from Lone Star and City breweries plus a celebratory luncheon. Theo Rozione later wandered city temples seeking spiritual comfort and was detained by Officer Bennett after an irritable exchange, ending in confinement at the Alamo.

James Long Secundino Nabejar Theodore Rozione M. Romero Concepcion Martinez Henry Smith P. D. Gibbs Vicente Florez R. Munoz A P. Castenada A. Hernandez Natividad Louis Dereume Otto Zirkel John Earl N. Cosgrove J. Weidens George Davis A. Mendoza John Morgan Rodriguez T. Nugent Celia Josephine Williams Mission Hose Company Fourth Ward Rupertsberg Dueiler Lone Star That Brewing Company City City Brewery Daerler Harry C Iiler Foreman Miller Fie Hans Degener Oscar Bergstrom H. Clifford F. Seftel Theo Rozione Bennett Rozione Alamo

Maud S Becomes Driving Park Ride For Ten Cents

In a brief scene at Driving Park, Mr. Bonner offers Murphy a ride behind Maud S for ten cents. Murphy pays and the mare yields a light jog around the track, with Maud S and Murphy both gaining from the encounter and Bonner earning a dime.

Mr. Bonner Murphy Mauday Red Prince Maude

Captain Fayssoux Visits Texas City For Street Work Bid

Captain Callender J. Fayssoux of New Orleans travels to the city to study street improvements with a view to bidding on the project. The veteran, linked to Revolutionary War figures, recalls naval service in Nicaragua and notes strong family ties to General H. P. Bee. He is impressed by the city’s size and prosperity.

Callender J. Fayssoux New Orleans Captain Fayssoux Philadelphia Hugernot Captain Faystoux Texas Nicaragua H. P. Bee

Outwitted cabbies and a masquerade of pirates

A Chicago street tale recounts a red faced cabman’s clever ruse at a downtown hotel. One driver switches fares with a couple, sparking laughter, a chase, and a police comment on cab piracy as a growing evening trick.

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