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Third Datrict-R, III. FIELDER, PreSiuehti
postoface at Felders mil.
Fourth District. J. Moore, pcstothee at
Summit.
Magnolia.
The Courts.
Circuit Court conyencs on the second Mon-
day in january and third Monday IN August.
Hon. J. b. Chrisman. Judge; aud Hon. IL. Cas-
sdy, D:stric, Attorney.
Chancery Court conyeues on the second
Mondays in June and December. Hon. u, 5.
Van Eaton. Chancellor.
Justica w, w. vaught holds his conrt on
the first aud third SatuadaYs in each month.
sfccomb CITY.
Good win Lodge No, Io4, l. q. O. F. meets
on every Friday at 1880 p. IN. Jas. Brand.
N. O.. Robert Harper. Secretary,
Manre Encampmert, No. %. i. o. o. r.,
meets every alternate Saturday night
G, Hoover. G. p; Isobt. Harper, scribe.
McComb City Lodge No. $50 A. +. and A. NJ
meets the first Tuesday in each month at 1880
2. m. Y. p. Hansard, w. NJ, W.T.. Tyler,
Secretary,
Mechanics Lodge No 1899 X. Of II. meets
second aud lptrtu wednesday OF ttCu tnCu VI
at 1902. m. p, G. Kornedy, Dictator, Fred
Ebdon. Reporter.
Myrtle Lodge No Sc. X. Of p. meets every
Monday at7:SO y, m E, ID. Anderson, &C.
]. g. Banenhausen. Of X and s.
Rebeeca Lodge No, i3s X and L of II. meet
hrst and third Wednesday Of each month at
$50 y, N. Henderson Wallace, Protector;
w. T. Tyler. Secretary.
hccomb City Branch No. So @ X ofA.
meets at Catholic School house second aud
eurth Thursdays OF each month at 1880 p m
r Geary, Presidenti Jno T. Moss, X. Sec'ty.
snmmit.
Summit Lodge, Nc. 90, l. o. o. r.. meets
avery Monday night, w. w. Moore, N. g..
y. A Matthews, Secretary.
Summit Royal Chapter, No. 90. meets OF
the second Saturday IN each month, Geo
T.Gracy, N. Z. Il p, A. \, Boyd. Secretary
Ruth Lodge. .Bnai Birth, Noe62 meets ever,
Sunday, L. Aaronson, President !, Moyse
Secretary.
Star Lodge knights of Honor, No 166
rneete every second and fourth Tuesday Il
each month F.W Collins, p. D.. w
Oolgardt, Recorder.
Summit Lodge A. +. and A. H.. No. %
meats on fourth saturday IN each month ant
-. OF Juno, aud "a, OF December Geo. T
Sracey, W. NJ; Chss. Levi Secretary.
osyka
Rising Glory Lodge No. 2i5 A and A. n
meets on the third Saturday in each month
W,D. Davidson, w. NJ. n. Hart, Seer
retary.
Elaine Lodge Nc. %. Knights of Phythia
meets evory second aud fourth Thursday J
dy, X. orr 4 s.
Osyka Home Lodge, No. 1894 meets eves
nrst and third Friday in each month. Mos,
hsuuan Dictator: j. Dock Harrell, Recor de
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THE LATE DAVID W. HURST
Meeting of the Bar of Brook
haven.
EULoGY BY H. Q. BRIDGES. OF
SUMMIT.

ADDREss OF JUDGE q. 5. McMILLAN.
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g. s. MCMILLAN,
II. b.. THOMPSON.
T u QvuaroNa

On motion. OF Maj. Sessions, the ne vs.
papers Of Lincoln, Pike and Amite counr
Ties were requested to publish the pro
ceedinRs Of this meeting with the ad-
dresses Of Mr.. Bridges and Judge Nc
MILAN.
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The Town Council holds a regular meeting
.h. f;rst Monday in each month. IL. e..
Cspsll, Mayor, J. Z. Wolfe. Secretary.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11
Deaths DOlngs,

The following deaths are recorded on the
9th and 10th inst:
July 9th: John Polsnians, aged 20 DAYS,
died from trismus nascensium, in the 4th
ward.
The infant child of Mrs. w. w. Cox, male.
died in the 4th ward, from inanition conse-
quent on premature birth.
July 10th: Mrs. Clara Woller, age 2s years,
died from puerperal peritontis, at her resi-
dence on the Seguin road, about three miles
distant from the city.
Walter Schroeder, age year. died from in
hamatlon ofthe bowels, in the End ward.
The infant child of Mrs. Pinkie McNuu
died from hamilton consequent on premature
birth.
Angelica Reutora, age I3 months, died in
the list ward, from dentition.
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Military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TExas)
SAN ANTONIO, July 8, 1882.


Special Orders No. 70
The telegraphic order, of this date, direct
ing Acting Assistant Surgeon A. l.. Bufinp-
ton. NJ. S. army, to proceed from Fort Davis
to Fort MckaVeit, to accompany two compan-
les 10th infantry from that possto San Anto-
MO, IS confirmed.
The Geographic order, of this date, directing
Acting Assistant Surgeon J. L. milford, U. S.
army. to proceed at once from Fort Davis to
Fort Stockton. 10 accompany company B, 10th
infantry, from that post to Fort Concho, is
confirmed.
First Sergeant w. H. Dram, company B.
22nd infantry, now at t,e post of San Anto-
MO, will take charge of the recruits referred to
in paragraph II, special orders No. 70, cur
rent series, from these headquarters, and con-
duct them to Fort Clark.
By order Of Brigadier General Aueur:
THOMAS M. VINCENT,
Adiutant General.
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Coup OutdOes Himself.

Great as the previous show enterprises OF
the famous Snowman, w. c. Coup, have been,
he has outstripped them all. and taken long
stride 10 advance of himself and all contem
poraries by his magnificent and immense or
panization for the season OF 1882. 1t will
exhibit in San Antonio Sunday evening, July
a3d, and Monday afternoon and evening.
July 24th, giving two performances, at and
and varied establishment will he seen.
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over, and the transparent hands fold themsel-
YES and the white lids droop at last, suffering
and inconvenience will be ended. The Fu-
ture will give back what the Past robbed US
of.
conclude, therefore, this section of my
lecture with the expression of fact and be-
llei, that there is not the shadow of reason to
believe that there is in the whole universe
dlsemboded spirit. Out of mythology
weird visions arose, and Dante pictured
gloomy ShadhS as transparent air,
wandering through the galleries Of his Infer
no. But the bible, as have shown, when
ever 1t gives US glimpse of heavenly beings,
SHOWS these beings unto US clothed upon,
with palpable and Substantial forms. And
Will now make declaration, not Of hope or
OF a sentiment; but of a faith-of faith that
has grown up in my soul as have pondered
over the bible, seeking for the truth on which
TO build an expectation that would not turn,
IKE the apples of Sodom, into ashes on my
tongue when the supreme moment for testing
came-and in order to make it the more en-
phatic, and to bring it home to each of you as
comfort, l will personalize the declaration
my mother. My mother is not a forlorn and
vagabond spirit; thin, unsubstantial ghost,
held apart from the joys of embodied beings
and the sweet companionship of associated
NE; wretchedly patient while the years re-
volve below. and make men merry, and etsr-
nifty lengthens its duration above ia which the
gods are happy; waiting, waiting, waiting
thousands. and it may be millions, of years
tor some mag mary period of tine to come
tor some imaginary trumpet to blow-or ever
she can find form in which to make her
home, und through which to find 10Y in min
lstFation only at last to be thrust back into
the bare, corruptble body in which she tab
ernacled Perforce, and which so miserably
ialed her in the end that it wrung her closing,
years with pain, and made Gods taking her
out OF 1t the finest mercy and sweetest act He
had done her in all her ortal years.
Aus we enter into new bodies, how shall
we recognize our friends; for in many cases
the new bodies will not look at all as the old
ones did. Certainly not. The results of sin,
and the mischances of earth, will not be pre-
served, rest assured. He was dwarf here
he will be tall and shapely there The mis-
shapement of his skull made him an idiot
here-the organ Of thought will be adequately
accommodated there. A friend leaves our
side and is brought back at noon burnt to
a,shgurement, and we know him through the
hldeous disguise Of the explosion. If we re-
To be Continued Tomorrow.
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Building Permits,

Andrew Rolmet, cabinet-maker's shop.
lumber, I4x2o, north side of Commerce
street.
Ed. Stoves & Sons. lumber shed, 44xIoo,
south side of Buena Vista.
Henry Muller; lumber dwelling, 3zx38
south side Camargo street.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

The following bids were opened by AL
fred Giles, architect at his Office. on two two
story stores, corner Houston and Navarro
streets, for Sam Maverick, Esq: d. c. An
derson, $e5,575; Ed. Lindahl, $23.2so; L. P.
Boettler, $22,5ao: r. Neumann, $22, 900; c.
H. Cotton, SEQ 600 Henry Pauly, o,67e &C.
w. Konkie, $40 500; T. w. Carrico, SIS,-
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

Fresh butter, eggs. honey: also turkeys
Bros, west side military plaza. 7-S-iw
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Aug. lander brought suit against F.
Wallace tor sequestration of calf bearing
his brand. The defense was that the brand
had been Improperly made, and this being
substantiated the suit was dismissed.
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fouNNp-One bunch Of keys. Owner can
have them by calling at Rische's. opposite
Postotice, and paying for this notice.
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Grocery Department
Will be kept up to its FULL standard.
JUST RECEIVED,
Several Carloads of SALT At low figures.
JOSEPH e. DWYER,
Executor
The Com missiOuers' Court.

The Commissioners Court.
Hon. Felix G. Smith presiding.
The county commissioners yesterday trans
acted the following business
The following accounts were approved;
Adolph Dreiss, S37.Io; Hugo 4 Schneider,
$I7o.79; L. HUH & Son, SAT-; A. Baldus,
Sc; Dr.: jones' s75S; Mr. Thomas II IN. $751; sS l.
Bros, S.; Gas Co., $56s; S. A: Times, sI3;
H. L. Degener, SIS; Evening Light $I2; H.
P. Payne, S6.7s; Anton Adam, SIS; VIM
Hoeaing, SIS; Texas Wool, S.; Schram &
Co, $40. 50; Gus Schmit, $3.50; Sohram &
Co.. $38.zI; L. B. Thompson, $780, H Pau
ly. $48.So; L. M. Michael, $I72s; M. Ecken-
roth, $s8s; +. P. Mccall, feeding prisoners
$40. 80; Geo. r. Dashiell $2o.65; Geo. r.
Dashiell, ,$II.6s; Fred Bader, $I2.5o; 7. P.
Mccall, $I4.25.
The city bill for patient at the county hospi
tai during the month Of June was $1,000.
Jury fees and fines during the month Of
June collected by the district clerk, $5S 40.
Fines collected by the sheriff for the month
of June, $S2.oo.
The expenses of the poorhouse during the
month so far at known to the superintendent
were $4,000.
Justice Adams Court.
Justice Adams regular July term COM
menced yesterday morning. There were
twenty cases, which were all continued and
set for trial, excepting the following:
A Dreiss VS. d Otto, suit on sworn account,
$780, 90; judgment for plaintiff by default.
Mosler Safe and Lock company VS. Fl
Klobkenkemper, suit on four notes, Sos
Judgment for plaintiff by default.
Milbum Wagon company VS. ] Van VIE,
suit on note, $50, with lien; judgment for
plaintiff by default.
W.T. Tierse & Co VS. T Hill, suit on
note, 500 Sc; judgment for plaintiff by default
lanes Williams VS. G H & S A railroad,
suit on account, $50; set for July goth, at 10
a. m.
August ZaQder vs. Frank Wallace, suit on
sequesuation of calf; set for to-day at 10
O'Clock.
L Wolf agent, VS. Lizzie Clark, suit for
forcible detainer; set for this morning at 10
O'Clock.
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1t is rumored that letter announcing the
candidacy of Reagan has been received in
this city.
III Reagan is candidate, Judge Ireland
will not be nominated.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-13
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Wednesday, Al

LosDoS, Wednesday, April IL, 1882
The state OF siege in Catalonia has been raised.
In the Chamber of Deputies at Rome to-day bill was
passed establishing literary and dramatic copyright
Tho movements OF the French troops in Tuns have
beeu almost suspended in consequence OF rains.
The corporation OF Madrid proposes TO issue loan OF
G2,O00,00O.
II il announced that subscription for 10000 shares
Of stock OF the Nouvce Union, the successor OF the
Union Generate, has been covered
The British steamer West CumberlAnd from Maryport,
England for New-York which went ashore in Lough
FoyIe on the 9TH instant, has noated
The report III the Journal de Paris OF the death OF
Prince Nupoeon Victor is not true. Prince Victor Is
onitr well and received n visit to-day from hs father
dispatch from Rome says Cardinal McCabe VIII take
on Sunday Of the Church OF 5t Sabine, from
which he derives his title The English community will
present ad Iress to hiu
sr Ious's n. f., April 1.-THE steamers Falcon,
Norwa Proteus and Walrus arrived here from the seal
fishery this afternoon with 1000 1000. $500 and 5000
seas respectively Their reports similar 10 that fr
nisbed by Captain Adams OF the steamer Arctic dis
ratcb from arbor Grace says the steamer Commodore
has inst arrived the edge OF the Ice there with lOuOO
seals The Commodore sailed from one OF the Northern
ports
CITY OF MEXICO, April 12.-The Government Com
missioner has approved the plans for the additional
forty kilometres Of the Gould Railway, completing the
line lOo kilometres south from Laredo and cuabng the
contractors TO begn construction. A branch OF the
National Office has been opened IN te Clly OF san
Luis Potosi with the Governor or the Sae O oah LUIS
aS
New-York tribune., 1882-04-13
WORK OF COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE House Com
,nittee on Commerce has concured In the plan as sub
mitted by the Mississippi River Commission For tLis
rnrl, the sum of S4l23,0OO has been agreed upon.
5000 600 of which is to be used between the mouths OF
the Illinois and OHIO Rivers This action OF the com
rnittee incorporated In the River aud Harbw Appro
priation bill.
The House Committee on Expenditures In the war
Department decided 10 call on the Third Auditor ana
General for Gel tain papers bearing upon
the transactions recently referred 10 IN the House by
penresentatiyc Blackburn I'm regard 10 the receipt or
fees by Government clerks for passing clans III the
offices named , ,.,.
Memb1 rs OF the NewYork delegation appeared before
the House Committee on Commerce ana submitted arsu-
Inrnts Ia advocacy of appropriations to be ehDouied In
the River and IIarbOr Appropriation bll:
The House Committee On Paclnc Railroads heaIu an
argument by General Icrcys In advocacy Of the incor
Inrafiou OF the National Railway Company. which mas
hem proposed by b introduced In tine Senate ny Mr.
Frye. ,.,.,- , T ,o. ,h,.
The House Committee on Education and Labor TINS
morning Instructed Representative rage TO move sus-
nrneion of the rules Monday next and put upon ts
nassa re the bin sspcndng Chinese immigration, which
6y majority vote OF the committee he was Today au
thor1zed 10 report tayorably 10 the House.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-13
SPEAKER KEIFERS STENOGRAPHER.


WASHINGTON April 12.-Speaker Keifer was un-
fortunate in his choice of an official stcnographer to
succeed Mr. Hayes, whom the Speaker suddenly re-
moved without assigning any cause therefor.
Mr. Dawson, the new appointee, has been ell
gagged in reporting the Shipherd investiga-
ton. In the meeting of the committee this
morning the printed report of the testimony
taken last Monday was submitted. On looking
it over, MT. Shipherd struck with its mac
curacy, and declared that, whatever he might
be guilty Of it was not idIocy and of that lie might
he convicted if the official report should be allowed
to stand Mr. Hayes has made the report sent 10 the
Associated Press and Chairman Williams aud other
members of the committee. well as Mr.. Shipherd
remarked that the reports printed in the NewYOrk
newspapers were remarkably accurate. Mr. Daw-
son attributed his failure to make correct report
mainly to his want of practice and said that after
few weeks he could do better. He also said that he
had been unusually nervous because he had heard
that certain members OF the House intended 10 sug
,pst his removal on the ground of incompcency.
He also produced copies Of the recommendations of
General Grant and others upon which he secured
his appointment.
Mr. HAYES was requested to take Mr.. Dawson'S
place for the time being. but he compelled to
decline The committee was therefore Obliged to
repudiate the report OF the testimony already pre-
pared and to adjourn the invests cation until such
lime as Speaker KeiicT tic House shall provide
competent stcHOgrapher.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-13
PROPOSED ELECTORAL LAW.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The House Com
ttee ON Law respecting the election Of President and
yicePreslent to-day agreed upon bill to carry into
effect the provision of the Constitution respecting the
eecion of President and ViceProsdent Of the United
States and directed Chairman Updegraf, Of Iowa. 10
mort the Same 10 the with favorable mem
daton.
The bill provides that electors shall be chosen on the
Tuesdav pext after the first Monday OF November in
every fourth year. except in the cases specified III sec
ions IL TO fe Of the Revised Statutes that the cleo
tors shall vote on third Tuesday OF December follow
ing their appointments; that between the day OF choos
ing the electors and the day which hey are 10 vote
the title 10 tho Office Of elector may be determined,
which If made by the highest judicial tribunal of the
State wing Jurisdiction shall beconcsve; that Con
oress shall be in session on the second wednesday In
January next after the meeting OF the eectOrs ana
count the votos that upon the reading OF certificates
the president of the Senate shall call Tor ogcctohs
which II any, shall be made in writing, and snail state
clearly and coDcisey, without argument, the grounu
thereof and shall be signed by at east one senalorand
one member Of he House Of Representatives before the
same DC rcccyed that in The event OF oohifo'e
sy any state TO the appointment or eligibility oi
electors, the decision thereof by its mgh-
judicial tribunal having jurisdiction
shall be conclusive. and the vote shall
ne counted In accordance Herewith unless reversed y
both uoses tst heCe be more than one Juocisi uS
New-York tribune., 1882-04-13
A NEW ANTI-CHINESE BILL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


W.suyoToY. April 12-The House Committee
on Education and Labor to-day by strlct party
vote instructed Mr. Page to report to the House a
bill to suspend ChiDese immigration. Mr. rage was
also instructed TO endeavor TO secure the passage OF
the measure next Monday under suspension OF the
niles The bill as reported fixes the period during
which immigration shall be suspended at ten years,
and for the obnoxious passport system contained In
the vetoed bill "a certificate system Is substituted
Tbere are other minor notifications designed to
mako the measure less Objectionable; and 1t is
boped that IT is now in a form consonant with the
spirit of the treaty, and which will secure for
il united Republican support. The Democratic
members of the committee stoutly resisted the ac-
ton of to-day aud they openly threaten that they
will endeavor 10 secure united Democratic opposi-
tion to II in the House.
IL they shall succeed in carrying out this threat
il will be impossible to pass the bill under s'ispen-
sopOf the rules where atwothlrds vote is required,
OF course it would be political blunder for them
to resist the passage of the BILL but that is no rea-
son why they should not do so. The trouble
with the Democrats IN the House
in regard TO this subject IS that
they are wholly insincere. They would be glad TO
See million Asiatcs land the Pacific Coast, if
thereby the Democrats might carry an election
What they have been fighting for III the committee.
and what in all probability they Will struggle ior III
the House, is to secure an ludcimte pOstpOneineht
Of the whole question until after the next Congress
sonal elections or, failing in that. to secure the
passage of bill that will be certain to PROVOKE
another Presidential Veto If they can prevent any
action whatever at this session, they believe they
can make the country believe that the Republican
party responsible Tor the failure to enact an anti
Chinese bill
New-York tribune., 1882-04-13
MINOR PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-ln the Senate to-
day Mr. sewen presented petition of 97s Army officers
urayng for the passage of bill for compulsory retire
,nent Al the age OF siItywo The bill alloting to the
Southern Utes agricultural lands In near the Cinah
Reseryon Utah Territory, instead OF those heretofore
oroyded for them the La Plata River and lis vicinity
in Colorado and New-Moxico was passed. Upon the
massage Of "a bill 10 place former Army officer Herman
Regs on the ret rcd list, Mr. sherman remarked that
ALL the applications OF this kind now pending were
granted the cost OF the retired st would be Increased
by So 100000 per year The Indian Territory Railroad
bill again discussed
In the House the Senate amendments to the Consular
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill were nonconcurred
in with the exception Of providing that the Stcrc
ry OF State shall hereafter estimate the entire amount
reauired for the support of The consular and diplomatic
servtce MI Morse, OF Massachusetts, from the Com
nittee on Naval Affairs reported bill 10 abolish prize
money and regulate pensions III the Navy. MT "it OF
from the Committee on ELECTIONS, reported
n rosoIntion in the contested election case OF Bailey
eans Barbour from the With District OF virginia,
dcriup Harbour entitled 10 the seat The report was
laid over Mr. Uobzel, of Maryland, from the Com
itec on Railways and Canals, reported Dill Tor the
construction Of the Delaware and Maryland neeshlp
cnn.l resolution adopted insfructlng the CON-
mtee on Appropriations TO report what urther meas
res OF relief should extended " the sufferers by the
nrescnt floods
New-York tribune., 1882-04-13
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Senate in ex-
ecutive session to-day confirmed the following nouna-
tions
W. f. Chandler of New-Hampshire to be Secretary OF
the Navy.
W. H. Hunt OF Louisiana, Minister to Russia.
]. X. Partridge, of Maryland Minister TO Peru
John H. Smyt, of North Carolina. Minister 10 Liberia
william Williams. Of Indiana Charge dAhaires 10 fa-
asuay and Uruguay. o
Join Jay knox, Of Minnesota, Controller Of the Cur
rency. ,,. .
United States Ahorneys-D. b. Searle, for Minnesota
A. f. Keasbey, for Ncw-Jersey. ,
United states Marshas-A. &. Botkin, for Montana; t.
A. Ireland. for Utah. .,
Postnosters-John Daily, waverly, Ohio; J. w. Dick
man, Cena, Ohio; Alfred Shaw, Vevay. Ind; H. II.
Apnn, West Bay City, Mich; j. X. Stearns, Bnssheld
Mich; Ebenezer spooner, Greenfield, Iowa; w william @
HOsman Guthrie Centre, Iowa Robert Mailer De lere,
Wisconsin j. W. Craig. Crete Neb; H. T. Hedges, rum
Creek, Neb; Anthony Ries, North Platte, Neb.
Ndudi.-COmmodore Poircc Crosby, Rear Admiral ;
Captain A. A. semmes. Commodore Commander g. H.
Perkins, Captain Lieutenant Commander C. " Grldey,
Commander Lieutenant j. j. Brice, Lieutenant Com
mander Master Chauncey Thomas, Lieutenant; Ensign
L. = Carter, Master; Mdshipman f. j. Sprague, Ensgn
Ensign f. 7. Fletcher, Master; Mldsbipnian W. L. kodg-
ers, Ensign; Past Assistant Engineer A. d. McE"an,
Chief Engineer.