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   Evening Light, The (Newspaper) - September 18, 1882, San Antonio, Texas                                The Light Vol II ISTo ANTONIO MONDA Y SEPTEMBER 18 1883 Cents a -AT- FALL AND WINTER CLOTH IN G job lols retail at low urea ITS BOOTS Gossip About the Corridors a THK a C An Jury by of AT A I Oost Fine of and at figures Also a lot French Silks Al prices will astonish III Indies anywhere AT COST Grocery Department Will be kept up to its standard with the OB Hand on Commerce street and house on Main also two residences for sale Apply to E Executor C M AIKEN No SOLEDAD STREET Is now receiving Apples Potatoes Cabbage In Load will fill all orders at Lowest Market Kates attention given to Country Prices for Lots A New The Indies of Sun will nn most pleasure ht fhe future hut ol iris nn entire now stock ot will you Mm When Messrs i li made up their minds to Ivy tint now departure hey did not make any calculations fur half wuy wort they an entire now you can Hurl of the est pattern and material al elegant No no no auction over from last rear of fashion hut in tho store Mr and T Scott are in Chicago Moses B is now supporting a daisy beaver Albert Marion a hotel steward at is visiting friends in this city B Knippenberg agent for the Anheuser Hush Brewing Co is at the Menger M RoufF of left for home day C li Stevenson a prominent merchant o is quartered at the Vance j T Dingle R J Clarke and Paul Asher registered at Galveston Hotels last Saturday W E Swift registered at a Memphis hotel lest Wednesday Dr C K of this city arrived at St Charles hotel New Orleans last day A L Giles Laredo J II and Mayer Cahn andS V W Jones New York city are at the Maverick D L Andrews a mineralogist of is at the Central Leon Friedman a talesman for a Boston shop is at Hotel J Lewison a Louisville commercial tourist handling dry goods is at 11 G Anderson L C Wright J B Wills Alex Ally and L Ashey of Gonzales in the county murder cases aie at the Central Russell Presidio del F kin St Louis T W Wooley Boerne and Frank Van Dike Capote Farm are at the Menyer Judge L S a lawyer ol Helena now booked al the Vance has come here toj net of counsel in the LaSalle county murder cases j Miss Abilene Howard daughter of Mrs Ogden has returned from Tennessee where a short time ago she graduated with high honors of Silver for the New Orleans Mint to the Democrat Washington September The acting ofthe mint yesterday bought ounces of silver for the New Orleans mint He says he thinks he can get silver enough to keep the mint running to its full capacity for a considerable time Before the Recorder Twenty cases were the docket to-day The case of Juan Rodriguez for dis- orderly conduct and C for ing L Christopher was dismissed Alias were ordered issued for Urbano tez for being drunk and for Refugio Suarez for quarreling and fighting Five persons were unable to pay their fines each and had to go to jail Four of them were charged witli being Robert Lore Henry ray Antonio Garza and Tom Doyle The other Ed McDivitt was fined for using fane language For being drunk fines of were assessed against Jas Birth John son James Jaimes C Christopher John Donald John and Tom Single H Mack was mulcted in the sum of to pay carriage fare Jesus for quarreling and H for obstreperous behavior and a man named Bart for ing S Gans Frederick Thanks the County t Lord Edward M 1 writing from Castle Skipton England on be- half of Frederick Cavendish requests Mr II to thank the county land league for the resolution of re- of hut frush every ai anil to establish so Unit it will lie known as tlie and shoe store in and lo tuat made for our special use by of 1 do north and enst in orders that we will still at priees that will street and loans money on everything but future prospects Co safe for A yiNK double-door Beard sale cheap at Emerson's Do Mot Us We do not wish I lie ladies that we do not keep lint while wo do arid hied f inn of roods in stoek we shall for the ot who in and In xiii We si i all it a thill we will t ci very Ivest for money lo tie this market will adequate lo I lie of all whether in value in iw luxuries of are H Krank Main and The thoroughness with which a Canadian j occasionally gathers the news maybe inferred from this extract from the ville Recorder of recent passed to her husband the late Lord Frederick Cavendish who in Park Dublin wai assassinated Mr W Holland president the British association lias information that a young Englishman aged iS name not given committed suicide shooting with a revolver on Saturday at the residence oi George Cooper of The deceased on- ly arrived on Wednesday and came here lo recover from the effects of a bad attack of brain fever occasioned by over study He was an estimable young man and the only son that can be assigned lor the act rary insanity A Collision Theo Kinter the miller so guided his team last Saturday on the Main plaza that it collided with a vehicle owned by R II Powers and did some little damage He was arrested for careless driving but was released on condition thaP he pay for the damage Pickles for nse Pick cucumbers every morning cut them from the Tine leaving one-half inch of stem to each wash with a brush be careful not to scratch or bruise hem put in a jar or barrel cover witli soft water to each gallon of which add one pint of molasses put in a few roots of horse and whatever spices desired cover and weigh them down and do not lei The lady who jave me Ibis receipt said she added alcohol but did not see that it improved the Gooseberries delight in a heavy soil and well drained When in the single bush form become yearly fewer smaller and soon to be profitable The grand jury in its report to Judge nan of the district court condemns the new court house attention of jury lias been to the construction tho new building on intended for use as a house As to the of the building several of Die Jury havo to some ex- tent examined the and aie not to bo experts the lack and plaster forming the supports of not of strength to fall on them when aro crowded would also state that from the appearance of tlie lower story of the bu of thu rooms they consider them unlit for occupancy as for they intended No provision seems to lie made for en- try of tight into rooms and apparently from laek of proper means of ventilation the rooms will be They have also noticed a ment of tho seems lo been mine with view of and loan adjoining on the limn for the necessities of and while an alleyway on ilie north sale nmy add to the ventilation ol he courthouse anil be appropriate I lie jury believe that the barred wimlow in I lie northwest trout corner is entirely useless lo the courthouse ami adds much to the risks ol the building from a lire in the place In view ol what is above the fuel of a fall of a building in tin from ami of the large amount of from I lie to be paid for the jury would mend that a commission ot ed hy tho proper authority to investigate ami 011 the condition of tlie building The county met this lo examine its partition wall Mi- II on the county ami Mi- 1 11 oil tile part of the architect Mr witli authority to an trator Ye is a pretty fowl And wondrous good to eat Hys him is good his jowl And eke his liltle felc But if you try a thousand yeare I trow you still will fayle To make a silk purse of his eare Or a wissel of his tayle Old English Song IN Dallas the citizens are talking of the of an railroad penetrating the coal fields of Wise and surrounding ties HON Robt Zapp a Mexican war reteran is the Independent Candidate for Congress in the 8th District Among other good things he says he will advocate claims of his com- rades in arms MAJ Dwyer has called on the democracy lo their primaries on joth inst democratic county convention meets en the sth of October BEFORE marriage she is dear and he her treasure but afterward she is dearer and he treasurer Impertinence Krom the Kopt It is a known fact that science is modest am in the reverse ignorance and stupidity so mud more impertinent and brazen There are bj no means exceptional cases that men who have never in their lives looked even scientific work and whose small sense of un is not sufficient to even under stand the first rudimental principles of scienc dare in a cowardly manner lo set in over men like Huxley Darwin Haeckel an others Alter unsuccessfully battling in matters the San Antonio Express ventures 01 the field of science and philosophy and in at tacking Hunley presumes that the public is not any better informed in scienc than in politics which in ordinary cases ma be so goes for this celebrated man in a treacherous mariner and speaks of science in a manner as it it were nothing bu a dishonored jade If ever we meet with insolent in criticizing amazing and won ful works of Huxley and Darwin w have met hem in Express This is sufficient poor of not even a shadow of thought will be in ence statues will tell future whal the great minds of Huxley an Darwin have brought forth AM courage the growth of shoots he root by generals He passed the old wood as often as necessary west yesterday for Toronto and we bad a nd larger crops much finer fruit will see he back of bead only and variably the result whether in garden or is altogether too long field culture The Mexican National railway com pan will move its headquarters from Laredo t Monterey The West Texas conference will be held a Seguin Oct 18 and the Northwest Texas con ference at November I There is a rumor to the effect that Messrs Seth Funk general freight agent of the Mis souri Pacific W H Newman general freigh agent of the Texas and Pacific and Allen Me Coy freight agent of the and Great Northern Railroad have tendere their resignations Mapleson while in Italy recently Gerster a night for 7 season of sixt nights each year in this She de this accepting instead an offer lo sin in winter He offered a night to to America but the ofte was declined He is to sing either al Mila or in Naples this season Still Another Boston September dispatch to Har vard from Rio Janeiro announces the dis- covery of another visible lo the naked eye stated to lx probably comet of 1811 Tim is a different cornel one i discovered tm tlie i 1 Front ISy ii Light TKX Ropt 17 about 1 Constable Dick shot himself in tho left IPS The of- eer was party that had him He in the aet of liis pistol in when it Mr B wiis soon to see Uic wounded inn and that anything that as necessary In be used to let know and should bo had Itah is a most liberal mini ml always has an open hand to the distressed lain hoast of meat Hum Sun Antonio had some us line tent na I ever saw in any market ut his Mr Wols will In u tow days a lino lock of on from New York A drunken Mexican swam tho on yesterday There was a hundred on the bank of the river to witness it he river is very hut still falling Put he to yel some Ireland several oilier gentlemen to Monterey his on iiin to bo u fuw days -A portion of the Hive theatre lo Monterey in a ew days to play the is the most and town n the border the most hospitable If on don't me eome anil see boys am still li U nke rip to Ilie will give him u in Tho leans on Urn other side lire national A f a jubilee he is fulling J N are improving their round muse anil cur They are lining treneml nents ut their The are busy they will on in a few days The Mexican National rt as snon as ran jrel a tine milt Clever for agents and I took u ride this out to tlie and was to see how beau- the were Tlie lipr boys have and is due tlie heir discipline and order the men frequent thu I luiy are and Tho trains many hero daily town is the ire hospitable and like to nee rome and they are ever ready lo any in- they eau in regard to the place F Tho See the man with tlie red nose He does not know do His friends say be is on lit iee it is nnt the mini is talking for s the man is on tho llo in he is to tho man will lie red none oil the fence il he ho fonee the mini will olf when you TOUT for the TIIK MAN O look at this Tow bed c He has lieen working since 7 he to see a miin who be had lo to a meeting I saw i mini ride a Did he teli liis wife lie would sou a man ride a lie el liis wife tie would sec a man ride a lie said he I o step in his store for a while llow he was nof lo lell ubou H is wife would have fell hi mil I old about POST Here is a us rest here Thi is where the mini who been to see i man ride a rt makes men very weak Do feel sorry It for men who gu lo see Hie font he post fall Do you pity the poor Wedo II not often eal bad when we d not does thu That is w put our money in the Imx to send away a mis A emeus Why do tho hoys They thought the umiera lout SVas ita eii IMIS wa ii Houston street girl's lint Would you smil if you 1 should smile is IL printer lie type nil an throws dice for the drinks nil Would yo liko to be a I should like lo be printer it it wero not for the What is that yellow It is a n It does not look nice throw the nasty tiling i or some other place where il wi not lie scon A Now we see a rolling stone The stone doc not moss noes it want to No waul to gather moss It wi father a patent THE Sec Hie hotel Holms his i the middle and wears a diamond pin Ho wi not always a clerk Once he for twenty cents un hour Do not be rich Tho pin lie wears to They made every year Tor the When t lerk goes lo splitting rai he will return thr pin A I see ii llo you sec a stands grins mi on were for tl hy like They would lo make hem looking hy hair STIKK This man is leaving his bouse So him shake hy tail llo salt and weeps localise lio is it Com- do not cry yon see thr whun yon come back year Here IH n spring He in and comes to in spring If wove poets would not liave to do llo not stick a pin in the spring This insect is not is said to be the highest city in the world It spends on the tion of its children alone than is raised for purposes by Birmingham England though the latter is larger city It has females to males and yet so thrifty are her spinsters that while people own the f government bonds owned in New held in are divided among holders Of IHV Tilton B M Others Look anil Act cw York of the When I saw Oscar lounging lly down it struck me he was like a combination of Henry ard Beecher and Theodore Tilton His cc closely resembles without be- g half so strong and his figure and re embles without being half so 1 Oscar's ideas of beauty are good enough ut in person he is a gawk and I am paying m an undeserved compliment when I liken m to the two noted Brooklyn enemies I sed to go often to Plymouth church and nee in its I heard a woman quote ith manifest approval somebody's on that Tilton was in looks her ideal of hrist She meant no profanation nor did le woman who When I see fr Beccher in the pulpit with his ace radiant wilh the lofty thought 5 is uttering he seems to me like od personified A great depends on places ml conditions The last time I saw Tilton e was one of the who were in the on square garden to view the prize fight be- ween Sullivan and Wilson Only about half is long hair was golden the rest having white but his smoothly face was his clothes had a characteristic of neatness and negligence and is personalism striking any 0 when surrounded by reeling roughs The ast time I saw he was lunching on rieri oysters and cider in a lie looked like a robust but old man thinner in hair and thicker 1 paunch than formerly but as boyish as ever n his frank hearty manner That other con- feature of trial of six years go Francis B is occasionally lo be een in the produce exchange neighborhood Ic is very concerned in a number if speculative enterprises and is be fast becoming a aire Mrs Tilton lives obscurely in yn provided fnr in part by Tillon and in art by several adherents of but neither of these Iwo men whom she brought o early lo ruin goes near her She goes to lear preach sometimes and when he thus comes out of her privacy shows elf a prematurely aged woman bearing the of mental and physical suffering in icr white face and stooped figure A strange of the trial was thai leading er on each side up a friendliness with lis opponent's client Wm M Kvarts whoso ong forefinger and aimed at Tilton for a whole week has ince kept up a pleasant intercourse wilh him rhile Beecher and Dearh were friends before the case was fairly dropped und lad remained so i Nearly a of grapes over he road this morning for tlie They were raised in the Mesilla Miner William North Steuben son of Jonathan Steuben the revolutionary soldier to whom Baron Steuben gave his name is now living in Simla Clara county California at the nge of 74 The original name of Jonathan ben was Arnold Shortly after the treason of Renedict Arnold tlie Baron was reviewing the regiment of which young Arnold was a ber Hearing by accident name of Ar- nold he called for the man who bore il and on seeing him Change your name brother soldier you are too to bear the name of a Whose name shall I take Take any mine at your service was reply The oner was at once accepted and the first erican Steuben was ushered into most by accident The present Mr was born on Steuben in Onida ty New Vork A Turtle Seven Long A hawkbill turtle weighing some Soo pounds was captured hy Poland of Ocean Beach N I in his fishnets It was seven feet in length and of a grayish white The New York Sun in its society column says that the distinguished features of the season have been racing gambling fast driving dressing A lady who has spent many summers of her life at this favorite Spa affirms that the display in jewelry this year has gone iar beyond anything she has ever seen al a public place Morning dresses such as lawns and cambrics made in a simple and inexpensive way were of no use and remained in blissful repose al the bottom of her trunk I rose in the said this fair and in der to appear like other people put on my best afternoon dress At I o'clock T changed it for my handsomest dinner gown 4 o'clock saw me in my most elegant ball costume and in the evening I had to go to bed as I had nothing finer to Kven the babies were subjected to the same rigid discipline in regard to frequent changes of ribbons and the adjustment of their lace and cambric robes Kail way At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Texas Pacific railroad held in New York on Friday last of the shares were voted upon and the following board of directors were elected I Gould T 1 I w J W T Walters sell Sage James P Scott W C Hall T S Charles O Baird Frederick L Ames J C Brown H M Hodie R S Hayes t T A L Hopkins E II Jr E lock D and George J The directors then elected following J Gould president R S Hayes Jno C Brown and H M first second and third The an- showed that the of and line and current liabilities were   

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