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lADAIjYIRGtllB DOMDSOiYS
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Volume VI. Number 1 99.
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7 1886.
Only $5 a Year a
JOSKE
We Goods ai L Hon
Fans and
Ourlmmonsc iissortmoiit of Summer Di-cbs floods is replenished
jyeokly during tho season by now Hlilpmonts mid tho latest novelties
ire added to oar already woll-soloctcd stock of Wlilto Goods Nain-
sooks Muslins Lawns Organdies 1'ercalos I'ercalinos Ktnmiucs
and Canvas Cloth.
LACES AND EMBROIDERY t
Wo carry tho largest stock of Dolgo-Colorod Egyptian Oriental
In white cream and beigo-colored in Flouncing All-Over nnd Narrow
to inatoli at prices lowor than duo goods generally aro sold.
IN PARASOLS
tVe ire ahead of ill competition ai re-
gards prices quantity nnd styles.
JOSKE
SOUTHERN HOTEL
Mala and Military Plazas San Antonio Texas
JAMES Pi HICKMAN JR. PROPRIETOR
Convenient to builncsa center with belt accommodation!. 6-4l
A. A. & F. A. BROOKS. ROBERT H. HUNSTOCK.
LOOK TO YOUIt OWN INTERESTS AND PATH0N1ZH
THE POPEAR CORNER DRUG STORE.
Cor. Military Plaza and S. Flores St.
Sis
L. ORYNSKI &CO.
d Ffult Syrups and Ico Cotd Soda'aad Mineral Waters constantly on draught.
"W J"- HZOLL-A-IsTID
CITY TP STORE.
1 4 Commerce Street San Antonio
Carries tho lunrest
INDIA CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS
Of any homo )n Un Piato.O Storekeepers and heiida nf families .will do well to make
their purchases atthlsestabllshuiunt. Tho follow I ur Green Codecs alwa) s In stock:
JAVA MOCHA MARACAIBO RIO Etc.
TKLKl'HONK NO. 11W.
U.T I1ANK9. J1. T. JOIIN9TI1N.
Love's. Mlsa. Latenf Kcholsft Johnston. LatoofWIkln
Fort Urnltli Ark.
Johnston Wilkinson & Co.
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants
SOUTUEAST COItNEIt MAIN PLAZA (Crouch Buldlng)
H. D. Kampmann President -
LONE
BrewingjiCom'y.
Celebrated Lager and Specially Brewed
SELECT' BOTTLED BEER--
:guarante1:d absolutely pure.
SANSANTONIO.
BROS
Parasols.
IN HOSIERY
Wo oiler the greatest bargains In fane;
goods as;wall as In the staple lines.
BROS.
trav o 3
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.5.-0 a
tsauQ Dis
stock of flnot
II. WILKINSON
Ilcrnamo - Mlss.
llornando Ml...
San Antonio Tox.
Otto Koohlor See. and Manager
STAR
TEXAS.
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the (Hobo Con
densed and Dolled Down.
The health conditions at lllloil. the
Infected yellow fever tllstrlct. are greatly
Improved. Quarantine Is fully estab
lished and will bo rigidly enforced.
English war vessels have been ordered
to Halifax at onco to look alter fishing
Interests there.
Devastating brush fires are still re-
Ported In the Whllemoutli and Hat-
ortage districts of Wlnncprg.
A Celtlo league will be formed ut
llonar Bridge Scotland on the Si-i.l Inst.
The directors of the broken lilo of
Jersey bank tried for fraud have been
acquitted.
Tho srnod of old Calho I lo meet In
Vienna on the tith Inst to elect a bishop
for Austria.
The German compositors' union ban
gained a signal victory at Frankfort
over the employers. It was n test ease
and Involved a reduction of hours to Ul
and an Increase of D per cent. In wuges.
Charleston's mayor who was en route
from Europe when the city was wrecked
by earthnuake. lias returned ami will at
once take active measures for relief of
the stricken city. Thousands of people
are to he provided with tents and shel-
ter and food and contributions are urg-
ently solicited.
Bermuda felt none of the effects of the
earthquake wave. Steamers for New
York which ten the island last Thurs-
day had no Intimation of any unusual
commotion and only learned of the ca-
tastrophe along our eastern seaboard up-
on arriving at New York.
Ofllcer Woods of Pittsburg l'a.. In at
tempting to arrest a man on Locust
street fell over a clifl with his prisoner
and both were seriously If not fatally In
jured.
The late frosts In the corn belt of the
northern and middle states did little
damage. The late drouth and heat hav-
ing matured the crop much earlier than
usual.
The amount of money renulred to
place Charleston In thesa'iie condition
that she was before the earthquake is
variously estimated at from $4000000 to
$10 000000; the latter estimate Is that of
the city assessor.
The collation of eartlinuake data Is
enjoying the attention of American
scientists.
The funds In the Philadelphia mint
were recently counted. 'I hero was
$'.7000000 In round figures and the
books tallied with the count to a cent.
Itcports aro very oonillcllng concern
ing Arthur's health flu writes that ho
Is better; mi menus say runt he Is worse.
Cloutman & Bingham shoe mer. of
Boston have failed for $MK.IXJU. strin
gency In tho money market Is the as-
igneu cause.
Prof. E. P. Hammond of Oregon furn-
tella terrlllo eyelones earthquakes and
tornadoes for September 20th 27th and
28th. Cycloalo disturbances may be ex
pected aepieiuuer i-uu ami loin.
Turkey Is making active inlltarv prep
arations on ber Asiatic frontier.
Itussla Is making active arrangements
for her naval fleet assuming the oilens-
ive and coal and metal plates for armor
are accumulating rapidly at Odessa.
The Bulgarian assembly deems war
Inevitable on account of the forced ab
dication of their beloved prince.
I'rlneo Alexander's dec sloo to abdi
cate Is attributed partly to loss of vigor
of mind and body consequent upon the
severe trials be bss undergone lately.
The Bulgarian officers favorable to
Prince Alexander had a meeting and de-
cided to retain Alexander by force. M.
KaraveloU said he believed the fate of
the nation was Irrevocably linked with
Alexander a destiny utu tne uiiiicuity 01
lie situation was almost insuperable.
A dispatch from Seuilln says that King
Milan of Servla who with Prime Minis
ter M. Garashanltime was on ins way
to Oluckenberg. has. on account olthe
gravity of the situation created on the
iiaiaan stares Dy;Aiexan(ier I auuicaiitip
abandoned the contemplated Journey
and arranged to return to Belgrade. The
Bulgarian crisis it Is feared will have a
critical effect In Servla.
Another distinct shock was felt last
night at Columbia. 8. C. at 11.07. acconv
fianled by the usual roaring sounds at
ntervals .of live minutes. Thereafter
two remarkably brilliant and unusua lv
large meteors shot across the skies from
norm to soutn.
Cholera returns for 21 hours are: Ter
Han Marco. In Lands 2 cases and 12
deaths; Naples 2 cases; other districts
oi cases anu 21 ueatus.
The returns are all In and the deaths
from the earthquake at Charleston are
m: ii wnite ana it colored.
The Paris Temoa savs: "In a short
time Europe will have to accept the fact
mat tne itussian outposts win be uy pro
curallon at the gates of Adrianople."
Prince Alexander proclaims to-dav his
abdication. Tho Itussian rontulatetln
Bulgaria are distributing for signatures
petitions to the Czar favorlnc the elec
tion of the Prlnoe of Oldenburg as suc
cessor to l'rince Alexander.
Mr. Healy will draft Mr. Parnell's bill
relative to evictions.
Bernardino Brondell the Italian
lologlat and antiquarian Is dead
was oj years uiu.
rogated the trea'ty with the rajah ofBlk-
aim uecause tne raian permittea rnioe-
tan uoops to enter bis territory.
Grover has wired Vic In reply to ber
uvaa.Ke oi conuoience wun ine ijnaries-
ton suae rers.
England makes speeohes In ber house
of commons deploring ;the situation In
Bulgaria ind alllmii that no change can
take place In the government of Bul-
garia except by consentof the signatory
powers at the treaty of Berlin. Itusla
uavmg noouwinned litstuark laughs at
i ne signatory powers.
Blsmark bat promised De Glers a free
hand in Bulgaria. Who has cut the
ctawi or the old Uerman growler!
Blsmark's son has been defeated in
the Luenburg election and a liberal
eiecteu. 1 ne oiu unancellor Is furious
The crown prluco hat gone toHt. Peters
B'
Justice Crawford's Court.
Leonardo Lopez was arrested for as
saulting Jacinto Castillo and was re-
leased on his own recognizance In the
sum oi iw.
Ida Young was arretted for an assault
upon Am my Young and wit tried this
morning and fined one dollar and costs.
Judge Boerner of the llelotes pre-
cinct says Cal. Brinnon his not been
appointed constable.
AN INTERESTING BEUC.
An Indication of tho Matter and Purport
of Early American Nowspapere.
Mr. Chas. N. Wokohn an Intelligent
employe of Messrs. Orynskl A Co. Is
what the I.ioiit may term for want or a
better name a "newipapephllr" For
many years he has been collecting old
newspapers and has now about 13.UW
specimens of early newspapers of er ry
country. 1700 of tbe.e specimens refer-
ring to the United States.
In bis colleotlon Isacopy of the Ulster
County Gazette vol. 2 No. SM published
at Kingston Ulster county. In the slate
nr New York by Hamuel Freer A Sons
Saturday. January J 1800. It enn.Ut.
of four pages each page bel g 12-17
Inches and although It is yillou with
aire. It Is In n good state of pri.rrta-
lion. Ii is of interest nor only of show-
ing the character of JournalUm In Ihci'o
days but fur the lilsturlc Information
that It contains. It opens with Presi-
dent John Adams' address to the llrat
concress that ai.cniblrd after he was
eli cttd president their replies and tils
answers and then a large portion of Its
space la devoted to the allied war In
Kurope. These particulars aro avowedly
taken from English exchanges dated Oo-
then considered fresh 1 How different
in these days when the wires glvedally
news from all parts of the world and
English exchanges arrive In Now York
In about seven;dajs after publication
There Is also an olllclnl report ofthe bat-
tle of .urlcb by General Hamsey copies
from the London Uazetto and other of-
llclal documents of a similar character.
The inside pages are In heavy mourning
for George Washington. Instead or
turning the column rules as wo do now
heavy special rules nnd daBhes are used
sometimes so thick and clumsy as to
cover tho reading. Evidently mourning
n those nays nceestltated the passing
:wlce through the press. Instead of once.
as now. There Is n speech of General
Marshall In congress In which he an-
nounces the death of Washington and
the resolution brought for respectful ob
servation the addresses of both houses
to tne prcsinenton that occasion and his
reply the brief report ofthe entomb-
ment of Washington description of the
oollln details of funeral cortege list of
pall bearers and account of the funeral.
ladv Poet on Washington's denth. show
ing that editors cen In those days were
bored by "embryo poets." The paper
Is well supported by advertising and
there Is h good showing of legal and
trade advertisements homo quaintly
expressed others In doggerel. Among
those advertisements Is loiiml a man ad
vertlslng "a stunt healthy aotlve negro
wench lor tale" and a lliitchman's
Mntya von Hteeiibergii'a notice forbid
ding nil men to harbor keeper trust
ins wire illinium out siaijs iion t ex
lain what's the matter with Hannah.
This silent recoid of the past tells Its
wn story. It shows what Journalism
rns In those days nnd progression that
It tins made. It Indicates that tbe news
paper then fullllled its llrat mission In
'urnlshlng the news as far as lav In Its
power. There was not aline of editorial
In It to mislead the people nr whereon
to hnng a pretext for n big discussion
with a rural paper. Editors must have
had a dull monotonous life in those
days. It Is dltferent now.
THE TItAMP PRODUCT.
Toney Discusses This Evil and Suggests
Stringent Moasures.
Tbe tramp is the product of tbe pres
ent age and yet ho Is not a child to be
proud of. Men who crave work but
are from the stress of circumstances.
unable to procure It deserve our sym-
pathy compassion and assistance. They
are In no sense what are called "tramps."
Their Idleness arises from necessity and
not trom inclination wtncn maaes a
wide difference III the matter of merit
and demerit.
The tramp Is n man who is constitu
tionally opposed to work of any sort and
at any price and who has made up bis
mind that come what may he will not
work. Idleness Is In his eyes supreme
happiness. Hut he must subsist nnd he
cannot live upon air and water conse-
quently he makes up his mind to live
by begging sannwicueu oetween irauu
and petty pilfering seasoned with
burglary. Such a man does not desire
svinuath'
tyiniwthy and pity even from morbiu
sentimentality gone to teed. He It a
drone In tbe social bee-hive and reaps
where be hat not town. It Is estimated.
that tbero are 200000 tramps In the
United States-all able bodied
men robust In health and fully
nuie to wora. mere are no
female tramps. Theso 200.000 tramps
spend the pleasant months In spring and
winter In tbe forettt of New York and
other states sending out a certain num-
ber to beg and pilfer tbe necessary
amount of food. At the approach of
winter tney uisperse nnu ioiiow tne lines
of railroads down Into the genial south.
They pounce upon thosoutUIIkeatwarm
of locusts. Such men are devoid of tbe
leatt semblance of ambition self-respect
and manhood tbey. own no tletand feel
no attachments. Mott of them are thlees
In a small way they lack the energy and
nluckto steal on a irrand scale which Is
always accompanied with more or less
personal risk.
The migration or the 200000 tramps
from the north to the south will besln
next month and It behooves us to devise
tome plan of turning back this Invading
army of sloths and cormorants. Sym-
pathy and charity Is the fund from which
they draw tbelr subsistence yet It It
plain they are unworthy of sympathy
and charity. Whattball be done with tbe
tramps? They are vagrants In the true
meaning of the term and they are vag-
rants from choice not necessity. They
are social nuisances
Tbe only way to get rid of this tramp
nuisance Is to arrest them and put them
to work on the ttreetsunderoverseersas
toon as they enter a town or olty. This
plan. If followed would speedily force
them to seek work and to tettle down to
tome occupation. '1 hat la the object to
be aimed at In dealing with tramps lo
compel them to earn a tubtlstenou by
honest taoor tnsteau or preying upon
those who are bread-makers.
Tokkt.
Texas Patents.
The following patents were granted to
citizens of Texas bearing date August
31 1880. Reported expressly for this
paper Dy ixmis nagger a Co. mechani-
cal experts and solicitors of patents
yvaiuington u. u. Aavicoiree:
J. T. Dulaney near Hltton cotton
pacaer.
Wm. Lav. Omaha steam-plow.
ltelnhard l'raute Bastrop folding
lamp-aaeu ror pianos
S. L. Shellcnberger Dallas nut-lock
o. ii. aueuenoerger lyier orica-ma
chine.
Frederick. Olener San Antonio Ice-
macnine.
TWELVE APOSTLES B. 0.
MEANS "BEFORE CALL AQH AN" PER-
FECT PEACE AND HARMOMY.
The Money Is HereSecond Ward May
Get a Slice Lockwood Finds a
Mare's Nest In tbe City Carts.
Spring Water In the
Iloscltal Etc.
All the aldermen were present yester-
day except Belknap.
Afler tho minutes were read and
approved petitions nnd memorials
came up the first one being that
of U. Schasse to havo a little alley be-
tween Itltclie's cigar storu and Adams t
Wlokcs' nlllcn opened up. '1 he council
had given Johnston it Carroll permis-
sion to enclose It and put In a stairway
but Schasse although Johnston A Car-
roll had left a passage-way through the
alley had objected and tho mayor told
the council It would have to be acted on
at once.
Alderman Ixokwood thought the busi-
ness could be expedited by going more
slowly but surely and wanted It re-
ferred to the committee on petitions and
ordinances and the city attorney while
Connor wanted It put Into the hands of
the mayor and street commissioner.
"Oh no" said the council and Lock-
wood gained bis point over the mayor.
St. Paul M. E. church petition for re-
mission of taxes ltcferred to assess-
ment committee.
M. 11. Norton to erect stablo on
Dwycr avenue. Klro committee.
L. Horn to open meat ttall near the
rock quarries. Market committee.
Gus Krlsch to open meat ttall on rock
quarry road. Granted.
F. Arnold to open meat stall. Market
coiumlttco.
Nletnan nnd Wagner to open meat
stall on Eighth ttreet. Market commit-
tee. M. Volz for remission of fine In re-
corder's court. Police committee.
Wesley Ogdcn for Improvements on
Lexington avenue. Street! and bridges
committee.
O. Vegas for monthly allowance: olty
pliysloan.
Maria Cervantes to repair building on
Losoyo street with tin nnd lumber. Fire
committee.
Ed. Steves. Jr.. to erect Powder re
pository on city school land. Iteferred
to sohool oommlttee.
Mavor announced that the Jr.0.000
wortli of bonds bad been transferred
nd the money for them. JoO.Cij. wat
now In the treasury. Tbe report ofthe
olty engineer on the proposed Improve-
ments Wat also at hand. French asked
that the matter belaid atldefor awhile
nil tins was uone.
Iteporta of the city marshal weigher.
uinrkct master pound master etc for
August wero read and referred to their
various committees to pats upon.
The street commissioner submitted an
estimate of tbe cost of the proposed drain
ror iionnain street at i nis wat
referred to the engineer.
llenort of the finance committee came
up and the reports or the treasurer col-
lector and other officers were correct
and they were ordered tiled.
The petition or two foremen and two
carpenters of street commissioner's de
partment lor increaBo or pay to z.ou tier
day was reported upon favorably.
rrenou asKcu uienuuiDeroi employes oi
the street commissioner's department.
Tho mayor repucu: i weivo laoorers anu
ten carta.
French laid: 12 wat not sulllcent for
carpenters; the -street commissioner Is
aiitnorizeu to pay incm current wages.
Who bad tlxed tbelr pay at $2?
Mavor: Tbe council appropriated
$1000 for carpenters for the year.
rrencn: xes it wat unuerstooa
though that they were to be employed
only when needed.
A teveranco or the bill was bad and
the carpenters were granted $2.50 per
day: while the part or tbe report re-
ferring to foremen was referred to the
street commissioner.
I'ubllo improvement committee re
ported favorably on petition of Zlltan to
erect a sidewalk barber tlgn on Blum
street and tbe report was adopted; the
sign to oe erecieu on one surveillance oi
the cltyenglneer.
street anu briuge committee report-
ed unfavorably on petition of street com-
missioner ror $75 additional to clean
brush from Itlver avenue to New llraun-
fels road. Lockwood said $50 had been
granted. Alter some little discussion the
report oi tne coramiitee was auopieu.
Petition of Neuman A Lange to con-
struct tide track to Sunset railway on
Dawaon ttreet wat granted to be laid
according to city engineer's lines.
Fire committee reported granting per-
mission to erect three Iron clad buildings
in tbe lire limits.
Police onmmltteerenorted that reports
of city marshal Inspector of weights
anu measures jauor lor Juiy nau oeen
found correct. Tbev were ordered tiled.
lteport of pound master for tame month
had been referred back to blm to correct
hit arithmetic. Petition or Geo. Lcwlt
ror remission or fine was not granted.
Petition of E. C. Stokes for remission of
pound foes was granted.
Market committee reported favorably
on petition of Louis Hummel t6 onen
meat tian at corner douio recot ana n.i
Paso streets. Also John Fabian A Co
Granted. Levy A Co. asked to transfer
meat ttall from Military plaza to Labor
ttreet. uranieu.
Gallagher ttated that he had been asked"
py citizent to nave tneir petition iortne
Improvement of Dallas street read.
rhev believed the petition bad n
read. It was referred to the aldermen of
tbe Second ward but he did not think It
had been read trench tald he was
much obliged to tbe gentleman ror bit
Interest In tho matter but would bring
up something In regard to It later. Gal-
lagher Insisted upon having It read and
alter an attempt bad been made to over-
riae mm ana past it tne petition was
produced and read. It wat signed by
nearly every citizen living on tbe street.
The mayor tald "Give me tbe money
and I'll have the work done."
Unfinished business came up and
Hambleton reported that John James
wat again fencing up hit property about
the Seguln road. This fence had been
cut once before and then the city bad
appointed a committee to confer with
tbe county commissioners to buv a roid
through this property. Nothing bid
been done. Callaghan assured Hamble
ton the matter would be attended to
when tbey got tbe money.
Smve wanted to know what action
had been taken on the order tome time
Bgo to lay water pipe on Welt Com
merce ttreet. At usual there wat no
money on hind and nothing bad been
uone saiu ine mayor buiye sat aown
disgusted.
French submitted a lesolutlon annro.
crlatlne $8000 out of the new ivallable
funds to allow the afreet contractor to
complete the street Improvement! on
uanas ana Jtomant ttreeti ina Lexing
ton avenue. The recommendation of
the city engineer aoconrpanled It. He
wanted Immediate lotion on thlt ind did
tot tee toy reiton why It should be de-
layed. Gallagher thought thlt would be an
extension of the ttreet oontract work
and be was opposed to contract work.
ue wanteu ine poor mm to get nit u i
$50000 would be used it tbe last $50000
were by the oontrsct system.
French charged Gallagher with being
In the way of the Improvements now
wbon before he had ravored them and
even called for the Dallas street petition
io oe reau. uauagner was not in tne
way orseeond ward Improvement! but
ho wat In the way or the contract tyt-
tern. The resolution wat recommitted.
Mackav offered 1 resolution renulrlng
all children attending schools to be vao-
clnated. Iteferred to the sohool board.
Gallagher said there wat an old ordi-
nance providing for thlt but the mayor
thought there wat not.
Alderman French submitted the fol-
lowing: Whereas Section 4 of the city charter
require! that the council shall on or be-
ore ineir urn meeting in December di-
vide thncltv Into eight wards each ward
to contain aa near as possible an equal
number of Inhabitants; and
the council may aot Intelligently In tbe
discharge of to Important a duty that
timely consideration should ba irlven
iMicreas it is proper in oruer mat
this sublect and such Information nb.
talned as will enable tbe council to carry
Into effect tbe mandate of the charter
above recited; now therefore be It
Itesolved bythe city council. That the
aldermen of the several wardt 1 2 3 and
4 be and they are hereby constituted
and appointed special committee! for
their respective wtrdt for the purpose
recited In tbe preamble hereof and shall
report the result or their Investigations
to tbe city council at the tecond meeting
thereof In November next. The oon-
Ideratlon and final action of the council
on tbia tubject shall be the special order
or tbe council for tbe next regular meet-
ing thereof. Adopted.
By Mackey That street commissioner
clean out all streets leading to city cem-
etery and repair fencet of the cemetery.
Adopted.
That the mayor appoint committee of
conference to open Wyoming ttreet to
tne cemetery. Auopieu ami that the
ttreet commissioner estimate coat of
said ttreet.
By MoA II iter That Mill ttreet be
ploughed and graded. Iteferred.
By Connor To have ttreet lamp erect-
ed at corner of Martin and St. Mary'a
ttreet. After several aldermen wero
told where such a corner was. It was re-
ferred to gas oommlttee.
That engineer Investigate the causes
of the submerging of No. IDSouth Flores
street.
By lockwood That whereat tbe ex
pert report condemns the street roller a
ccrtllled copy be sent to the manufactur-
ers with a requett for an explanation
and that the city attorney Investigate
and tee if the olty cannot recover dam-
ages. Mackey "l know an engineer whose
word will be endorsed by tbe council
and he says the roller hat been neglected
and abused."
Sinye The council hat adopted the ex
pert report. They were paid for their
eervlces. I consider Ithat more valuable
than volunteer opinions. Tbe resolu-
tion waa adopted.
By Schrelner That the mayor order
the city collector to go to each business
house In the city and ascertain If they
had paid occupation tax. Ue under
stood that many business llrms on our
principal streets bad paid none for three
or four years. The mayor laid It wat
the duty of tbe collector to do this with
out an oruer irom mm out he would tee
that It wat done.
The mayor ttated that the contractor
and architect or tbe new hospital had In-
formed him that since tbe late storms i
small spring bad been discovered In the
cellar or the new hospital. A tile drain
to tost $750 wat needed and the money
wat appropriated by a vote or tbe coun-
cil. Lockwood laid that eome month! ago
he had Introduced a resolution and It
wit adopted renulrlng that no cltv oarti
be employed unless tbey are driven by
tbe owners. He understood that order
It being disobeyed. He bad a resolution
calling upon the street commissioner for
the names of tbe cart driven and the
ownen or the carts; also tbe sanitary
force. Adopted.
ine council men aujourneu.
.NOTES.
There was a good attendance of spec
tators at tbe meeting In spite of the rain
that threatened. Several young men.
who only attend tuoh places as can fur-
nish amusement to them being among
tbe audience.
Alderman Schrelner hat a new stiff
bat but he doet not blame hit little dog
for It.
Gallagher and Lockwood are working
together In the tracei and pull hard at
tneir nig ioaa against tne mayor it
necessary Smve will help tbem over the
bad places.
Jiacuay naa oeeu ait to nimteii pretty
much since he made that speech In favor
of contract labor and hat now enough
inuuence wun tne rower to get a menu
a Job.
uauagner it getting to be looked upon
at i leader of the opposition while
Schrelner It a deolded home ruler; Smye
leads tbe liberals while Hambleton U
conservative.
There arote a little gavel thumping.
but none to hurt anybody but tbe gavel.
Amateur Newspaper Men Organizing.
The Texas Amateur Preise Associa
tion will bold Itt tecond meeting at 13
Centre ttreet on Wedneiday evening.
when the promoteri hope to be able to
perfeot their organization. There are al-
ready twelve membert enrolled and
tney expeot mat ere long an tnose own-
ing editing or managing amateur pa
pers will enroll themselves In the asso
ciation.
Another Blunder
The contractors are engaged In erect
ing a tower for tbe fire bell to be erected
near tbe Second ward bote company's
bouse at tbe corner of Camden and Ace-
aula meets but the Liairr It torry to
nd that the mistake of erecting the
tower rar too low as maue in tne r ourtn
ward it being repeated bere. Tbe tow
er as contracted for. Is not half high
enough to secure anything like a perfeot
dissemination of tbe sound.
Qua. Blesenbaub Dead.
Mr. Guttave Bletenbach who has been
tick for tome time died last night at his
mothers residence 204 Bonham street.
The deceased wat only 28 years of age
ind wis well known ind highly es
teemed In the cltv. His remains will be
Interred to-morrow morning it 10
o'clock from the family residence.
Salts for f 10 worth $15 being closed
oat oy a iHuncu s uo. v-wtt
Hints to a Newly Married Man. -
Don't oqutradlct. Oo to Emerson for money.
II urn your old letters. Go to Kmorson for
watches. Keep your hair cut short. Go to
Emerson for pistols and cartridges. ' Do pru-
wortli slxtt-en around the comer. UotoGmer-
rur fl.h lines. Wbea you
tio to Kincrson for collars. Keep tho coal-bin
full A ton ot coal In time saves nlno lectures
(lo to Kmerson for bouso-rurnlshlng roods
thirty humo rroui thu lodge and club saves
maiir a big- huo-bub. Go to Kmerson ror Hat
Iron.. A hearty kl at the door I. awl sooth-
ing srruo tor a wrlukim temner. If anirrr.
count ouo Uuiidred(aml sixteen. If vvryati-
Ihm'tthlok you can pass olf oayourwlloa
olu-.tjrle drunk for an attack;
W ht-
ntid you are first In
il but oi
bleb may bo so submit
irracetulljr
L-lner. (lotu tfmcnoii for tdrd-sbotu
Iki orderly in the matter of bureau-drawers:
It's a msu's nature to be; butyou can try. (lo
to Kim-ruin for commodious bureaus. When
you hoar a startling nolw down-stair In the
ii want an. middle or too nignt don tut
r IHKir wlro toirot uu and find thouio. ma-
tol lyou bought at Kiuerson) and go out In tho
hallway and scream whllo you try to pacify
tbo heir apparent. K.mcreon keeps cverytblnt-
and you will nnd It a irooil plaoe to get money
Couht-iiodse.
A Britisher Kicks.
Mr. Percy S. Wlllbrd. in conversation
with a LioitT reporter lavs: "An Eng.
gllshman came nere tome time ago and
was In search of work. He called at tbe
olllce of Mr. Warner who keeps in em-
Eiuyuiem agency aim paiu mm $l ana
o received i receipt In the name ofthe
New York and Texas Forwarding and
Employment agency. Tbe dollar wot
paid for assistance In tecnrlng employ-
ment but nothing wat ever done for
blm and he got work by hit own en-
deavors at a reftairant. Unfortunately
Mr. Warner took hit meals there and
when he found hit client there be made
It a point of complaining In order at be
wat told to get blm "tired" and to put
another man In hit place. Mr. Wlltord
sou tne iiriiisuer luinK mere is tome-
thing wrong In thlt matter and wanti
publication of tbe evil In order that tho
wrong may be righted and If any Im-
position has ben practiced that a re-
currence may be prevented.
Wanted. A second hand whisky
license. Apply at Green Front Auction
House. 0-7-3t
Tho causes which undcrl.e an 111 temper are
manifold! among them dj.iep.lutbe bane of
humanity) .land pre-cmlneut. and niany lo-
dltldual. ivo.acAM.1 of a smooth cheerful
tcuiiic ratnonl. when attacked bv llil. tnmi.tr.
bocomo 111
urcd and churlfaii but by uslnic
Acker's II) .1
la Tablets this may bo a
c.1. and cmii ourvd. 'iliumanuracturorsgu
imiru iiiciii to ouru ui.iH.-p.ia con.tlln
our stomach and heart-burn. Price 2ft
dl BlK.-psla con.tlliutton.
Iburland X Uo agents Han Antonio
Texas.
People to Patronize.
When you need any Job printing caU
around and get prices at tbe LiauT
olllce.
ltemember that Maverick's back
payt 4 per cent on deposits. 7-8tf
Mlkadoopera I Mikado opera!! Sep-
tember 14th and 15th. Tickets for tale
at Sim Hart's. 0-0-3t
Dr. Weathers with twenty yeari'
practice makes the treatment of acute
and cbronio diseases a specialty. Par-
ticular attention given to diseases of
children. Ills remedlet are tafe and
pleaiant. u a thorough physician
with ere .rl... -cni.d to none. Visit
with pre.cin.i (Lo mile from bit
retldonce 227 Llmlra street one dollar.
Telephone 118.
8-U-tf
Sp.sisl to Artlsis.
Ono of tho finest establishments that Han An.
tonlo ir not Toias can boast of 1. tho Art
Uallory of C. II. Mueller at sua Commerce
street. Hero can bo had artist's and draught-
men s materials of botn domc.tlo and Im-
ported kinds llnirravlngs chromos and
paintings anion hand In an endless variety.
Picture frames mouldings and materials for
fruBoo and sliru Dalntlmr In lanra variotir...
China decorations and material lor wax llow-
s in a larvo assortment sir. Mueller ro-
Ivcs direct from factories largo Bhlpmonts of
nls o.tabllshmeut.
Busklsn's traits! sift.
The Best Salve In the 'world for Cutt.
Bruises. Soret Ulcers Salt ltheum
Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Uaodt
Chilblains Corni and all Skin Erup-
tion! and positively curet Pllet or no
pay required. It It guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
moo 25 centa per box. For txle by A.
uucaa. IV
of Messrs. Fred Kerblcof Man Pedro springs.
arlty every day.
inod In tho art of
3. and will IfAvn
nothing undono to ploase tbelr visitors
patrons and trteuds. Tho very best qualities
of wines liquors and cigars all popular
Commercial Travelers
And otbert arriving at Klchmond Tex.
should Inquire for the New National
hotel. Free butt to and from depot. 8-tf
An Old Lltlien speaks.
Mr. J. M. Norrls an old resident of Home
a. says that he had boon badly troubled
with Kidney Complaint for a great many
years and with Ktoeuia for tbreo ye:
times ooutd scarcely walk and had tried
remedies without bouofit untU ho begai
treatment afforded him great rellof and ho
strongly recommends Ktuctrlo Hitters to all
Host tie.ll.nl.
Alkln. Chief of Polloo Knoxvlllo
J. J.
larlosof your most exoollent inodiolue. Dr.
Klnu's Now Discovery for oon.umntlnn Vv
Ing round It to bo all that you claim for It do-
Blro to testily to Its virtue. My friends to
whom 1 havo rocommonded It nralso It at
every opportunity. Dr . King's Now Discovery
for Consumption Is guaranteed to euro
Coughs Colds Uronchlus Asthma Croup and
every affection of Throat Chest and Lungs.
Trial Uottlos free at A. Droits' Drug ftoru
We desire to caution our readers agalnit
buying "Cure-Alls" rcmodtos purporting to
euro "all tho Ills whloh tlosh la heir to" and
to purohaso only suoh remedies as are reliable
speclnca for certain elassos of disease- For
instance what man endowed with reason
would tbinic of buying a cough raoaiolne to
olalnis. The manufacturers of Aoaer'a Blood
Klixlr do not claim .that It will euro every
thing but' poiatlFely guarantee It to euro all
dlsooMS ot the blood 'tuoh as syphilis scrofu-
la etc The well-known and reliable arm of
Hagland at Co. No. 8 East Commerce street.
Ban Antonio Tex are agents for the noway.
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