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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

germ; unb enbIi@, buB er NIT per9ies
oenen 3ebrertnnenu BON 3eit Al Ssit
Nusfise ma&te, tn weI9en 0 a b a.
lSfe Seenen auf9efabrt wurs
b IN, baB u. U. ein Sarmer In Der Ndbe
Der Stabt, wel9er ftdbtii9en Beiu9ern
NIT ldnbliden Grfrii1ungen aufmartet, f1
sen6tbiSt lab, bieien S9ulratbs. Yrdfben:
ten NIT ieinem weibIi&en Nnbanse BON iet,
mem plate ~fort3uwetien.
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auber bteiem elopb nod swei anbsre S@uIs
ratbsmitslieber besi9tist, miepobI man
tbnen porlduis nod ni&t Aass 10 senau
na4weiieu Tam. 9 opteI febtfef,
baB SteIIea ais 2ebrer unb
9ebrerinnen tn pteIen SdIIen
tt @eIb vobe etnem Spferber
u uIb" rtautwerben N u 1 6,
en-, baB stn beuti9es S9uIratbsmitsIieb
BITE bur@ feline 8erwenbuns anssifsItsn
3ebrer als feline @eIbeintreiber psrwenbete,
obne fe bafir gu entiddbisen, unb baB
ielbf Abortion tn btefem &ies
en- tanbaI eine&oIIe gefpteIt
3 at. Wabri6einli1 lit etn POLES DritteI
unfsres SduIratbs In bic eine ober anbere
biefer f@musisen '@ei8idten psruidsIt,
uub eine burdsreifenbe Sdubsruns bieies
Nustas faIes wirb baber, tros Der frdftisen
~@rmabnunsen Der bsiben prominenteiten
bieHsen Bldtter, bes Courier SournaI"
unb bss ~rgln,eiser" taum ober nur lebr
aumdbIis ftattinben.@
2siber fiebt 2ouisuiIe NIT elmer 10 fau'
bern S&uIuerwaItuns ni9t alstn ba TIM
eanbe. asbnIide S9iIberunsen, ME BITE
porftebenbe, baben wisberboIt aus anbsrn
Stdbten porselesen unb bod finb pabrs
i4sinli& bic auersr0Bten CHANDLER nod
uertui9t worben.
Wir wiberbelen: rWas fur S9uIen
MI en- bas ietn !" unb iberlafen ss benz
eeier, ueiters &.fsrionen an3ufelen.
f6~IaubenSbnte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

Orbsnsi4mefern u. 6. s. uon 9o,.tto &C.
Iettete gsnionat. gs Iisst in einsm be,
uornebmfen StabtuisrtsI, blot on Der &trds
gum bI. Ebomas. $50 86sI;nse erbaItsn
bort uuterri4t unb gr3iebun9.
Gin aweitss, ber mittIern @Iafs ,uaduss
Tides Benfonat unter Der 2ettuns Der gous
~sresation Der T69ter bes Rreuses bsfiubet
f4 tn 9aitinss, elmer @oriiabt @alcutta'S.
Oteie Sdule, erfreute f9 uorigss Sabr ets
mes sroBattisen grfoI8es. gmer Der
Sdultnipettoren iaste ndmIid, baB BITE
erffe GIafe Der SduIe BON 5aifinss aue
anberu S1ulen GaIcutta's unb Der Dor,
tfdbte tn ibren Mntworten lbertroffen babe.
Oteie S@uIe iowte cine anbere NIT ct.
Vincsnt's 9ome perbunbene unb benlelben
S1OenSi9ueitern anuertrauts 3dbIsn TN
san8en $50 S4ilerinnen.
5erner babsu bic 2oretto S&weHern Elm
Observation-Disclosures tn @ntaGp, no 265
Nde4en Wobnuns unb Nabruns, Inter.
ribt unb G~rBiebung erbaltsn,-eine BON
2SO Mdoden beiu9te S4uIe In Dburrum.
touab StraBe unb eine aubere In BON,
Ba3ar, NC Bis 800 tbeiIs burdaus arms
Ndb&en gratis, tbsiIs bemittelte aeaea
BeSabluns unterrtbtet uerben. Oieies
Sabr mubte bas 2ocaI fur bic on letter
Stsue erwdbnte Sbuls bebeutenb uera,6
Bert werben. Die &ssisruns Denies fit
sroBmdtbis, inbem fe ben bo1mirbisften
Germ grsbii@of NIT sinem Subfb pom
10000 Ruptn (mebr ben 20, 900 Sran:
ten) bu 9iIfe Tam.
Muberbem baben wtr cine BON ben God,
tern bes 3 Rreu3es seIeitsts S9uIe In 6ow.
rab, %ienieits bss SusIp, unb enbIi1 nabe
bet ct. Sobn's &apslIe In Der Stabt etne
anbere S4ule. bic Don elmer tatboIi4en
6amilte NIT 0eb,trdften psrisben pirb.
grftere 3dblt 100, Iestere SO 3SsIinse.
ltm bic Cite gu usrpouiianbisen 1T nod
etne flsine Wdo9eniduIe, bic BON unse:
fdbr 20 SdlIerinnen bsiu9t mirb, 3u ben
s~rwdbnten b~in3usufissn.
@tr buben aIio TIM @an3en IA S9uleu,
tn beuen Iestes Sabr an $500 tatboIii4e
&inber uuterridtet unb srBosen wurbsn.
Dem 9immsl fet berSli9f ssbantt fur all
bas Cute bas binourd er;ieIt worben!
@enehmisen sic. 5err &sbatteur, ben
ausbrud mslner sr6Btsn 9oda@tuns,
W. Wcinanbh S. j.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

Darna9 beities ber bodm. P. s. Wirtb
bic Ranael unb psrlaB bic folseube tn lateis
uii4er Spra9e an ben fl. Batter sertdtsts
Bite.
6stIigffer Batter. - Ser unter benz
Nauen Der 81. Cecilia In ben Hereinafter
Staaten Norb Muierita's unter benz S1ute
Der 8ii96fe bsffebenbe 8erein aur S6rbe.
runs Der Sir@en Wuft, seist gurer Set.
Itsteit beu.itbisf an. baB berisIbs ani 20.
bteies Monats Gusuft In Der Stabt pbiIa,
lelsbta etne WeriammIuus abbalten wtrb,
gu benz gnbs, baB bic Dirbe Der beiIisen
@eidnse INNER better ertannt unb bic Wit
glteber neu ermutbi9t merben. Oamtt
bieies Soft ~pobIsefd0tse unb ben Wen
i9en beiliame Werts @ebeiben erbaIte, Bits
tet Der 8ereiu infdnbis. Cure 5siIisteit
m6bten idmmtltdea WitsIiebern unb TINS
~beionbere benz bo9perbienten 8sreins 2sis
ter, Sobannes. S%tnsenberser, bic @nabe
bss Npofolti4m Sesens &c seudbren.
Oer Fl. Batter bat bisie Bitte ssnsbmist
unb bas NIT isiner Photographic sei9mldts
gittsefu@ ieIbft nit Der foIs.nOen Sui9rift
perieben:
&ou,, ben 2. Nus. 1882.
2obet ben Germ NIT gauten unb 2obse.
fang, lobet i'm nit 9arfen' unb SrseIs
Spiel!-
Der Ssrr aber issne gu4 MGs insss.
iamut uub Seben ins%beionbere.
SEQ, P. P. XIII.
Ser bodp'fe 5err grsbii9of Sbana:
ban ertbeiIte baum ben apoffoIi1en Ses
gen, worauf Der bodu. Batter Youns, siue
4brsffe uerlas, woriu er Der bo9m'ifsn unb
bo9w. 9eifIi9tett. weI9e bisiss Ssii bur@
ibren Beiu9 uetbsrrli4t, benz General.
Brdfbenten unb Di6csian : Brides, ben
Otrisenten unb WitsIiebern Der gum Ssife
enlightenment 0sreine unb Der ct. getet's
@emsinbs fur ibre @affreunbidaft Dant
iaste.
Dos TIE Deum Laudamus i9loB b.
raul ben tirdlt9sn TbsiI bes Ssitss auf
wirbise Wsiis al.
Bie man uns mittbeiIt, rurben bur1
ben erwdbIteu Brdiibsntsn Sr. Brofsfor
Stnsenberser nadfoIsenbe Bsamts oss
@dciIien : 0ereius ernannt: l. 8ice'
Yrdi., &sp. s. . Yuns, Defiance, Ohio ;
2 8ice: Rrdf , &su ". 9ammsI. Rsu
Yort: &sc, Sser.. &sp. 8. We6msr, Sc:
Ton Sau college; gorreip. Sser., 5err
s. W. S9uItbeiIs, WiIuaatee, Wisc ;
S9usmeiitsr, Ssrr s .. Seis. care Of
Buffet. q SO. 6 y. 1927 in Reu YOrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
a6tun8 tbr &atboItfeul
Dte Gtimme hes berf. Bins TX,

Su unisrn Eusen f9eint BITE @orisbuns
bsr tatbuIti9en 8rehe etne ~beionbere Miis
ftou sesebeu gu babeu. an tbr TIT es, bic
0runbidse Der Srbnans unb bes SIaus
bens bort, NC bisIsIbeu berri9en, 3u bepabs
rea unb fe ba 3u perbreiten, mo @ottIos
Nsteit unb cine talte @let9siItistsit biss
EeIben tn 8ersefenbett seratben IieBsu.-
Rtis TX. tn etnem Sdretben pon 1851.
@tr eriu6en Sis iuftdnbisif, allen benen
NIT elreu1 suten @tuen un6 eurer @unit
ssttufeben, bic, NIT Self besabt unb nit
s~sniisenber GenutntB ausseriitet, f1 an
bic arbett MAIDEN uub Bidder unb iSeitans
gen sur gertbeibtsuns unb gerbrsituns Der
eatboItI5cR 2ebre per6fentlt9en. - @ncps
eItca Etu5 TX.
Sic Stimme 3eo's XIII.
Lucest lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat !
(2afet euer 2i1t Isu9ten Dor ben Men,
F6en, bamit fe euere sutes Werts ieben.
dub Der 5srr sebe eu5 basa Setneu Sss
aeuD
SEQ XIII. an bas tn garma eri9einente
BIatt Luce" (2eu9te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
CauI tsn ngtiiabdpbia gOltsSlatt" BON TOauafaa" }
Spstter Saq.

CaaI tsh philadelphia gOlisSIatt' BON TVaaGfas")
8wsttsr Gas.
Ser seitrise 3wsite Gag bes Ssfiss nor
Der 9aupttag osfsIben uno bra6te cine 70
manniSfdItise unO rei3baItise 3llammen
ileAanS uon decentralization 0ortrd
gen, Wie fe IN ben Der. Staatsn lsIten ~
bOrsn iiHb.
Requiem ir biz perforbeueu
Ntt9lteber bes 8ereines.
I'm s llbr WOrssns celebrate Der bod
plroise P. 5Oi,pb 8trlb, untsr 4itfeni
Der bo4u p. p. 5. Slang u. Sobn Srau
leg uon SIdeiter In Wturptanb, eth ~feterli
DIES Requiem fir be usritorbenen MitaIie
Der 6es BsrsineS. Der bo4u'te 6err
Sti8Of s W Wigger DON Nspart srtbetlte
bic lsstsu AbioluttOasn uub bic metitsu
gum Ssiu9e oss 6eltsS enlightenment Prie,
fer wobrten BEN Amts bet. Der RbiIa
6s!pbrd @bOr ii9yte udbrenb besisIbsr bic
Sequentia Don 6r. anerio, Elm Ofertorium
uOn 3tso 6r. ROenen uno ~lntroitus, Ora
duale, Sanctus, Benedictio, Agnus Del,
uno Commune 5oraItter uno bas Respon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

Die a1te General 0eriammlure bes
Amerttunii1en @dcilisns8 ereins bsaann
.9eftern Abenb In Der ct. Petsrs &tr6e an
Der 5. unb @irarb ausnus nit einem gro
gen Concerto, tn wsI1em ausaeu6bIte
@onpofttoueu aus dIterer uub neuerer
2eit, %fttensersn unb f~tsieren StpIes, fur
bic ueri5isbenen TbsiIs Der 9itursie aum
8ortrase ~eslaustsn. au benz Seite be
tbsiliste f9 Der eeuti9te gbor Der ct.
Beters ;Rtr6e unter 9eitung isines 0iri:
9enten. 9rn. 6r. Br.uer. Der gbor Der 81.
grI0isr. Rtrde ia Nsp Yort unter 2eituns
istnes Dtrigenten, 9errH s. Slider, uno
Der @bor Der ct. Samss ,R,rds unter Set.
tuns ieines Dirtsenter 9srru s. ausr:
balm. AuBerOem botten nod Ssrr 8.
Stusenbsrser, Srdloeut bes @iciItsn Ser
ems, 9srr 5 y Sdrsiner, 9,ofeFor In
Cotton SaQ SOuess IN Repart; Serr So
fepb S&Gfer, SrSauit Der ct. Raria
Rd9baIena Rir9s in Gsu gort; Ser
@barIes S9reiusr. Orsauiit Der ct.
Sobn's. Rir6e in Orange, 9r. gbrtf go
ienbale uou Baltimore, Der aIs @alt bss
Captains 2orers M. &isfer benz Sefte
bstuobnts, uno UisIe RuitfrsunOe auBsrs
baIb Der Stabt BaiIubeIpbia fi5 boItbin
bessben, um hem 5site bei5uwobnen.
Ro5 isItsn blrIt. aber eth ioI9es 5eit
bur9 bte @sgeGwutt elmer 70 stoBen An
Babl tatboli@er Wirbsntrd9sr unb pries
Fer usrbsrrIi5t porben isiR, aIs bas seftri:
Se Concert nit ibrer @sssnuart bssbrt bat
ten. SeIbt Der srstfe grBbti6of s s.
Boob, Der 10 uuuObI mar, buB er t3 In
etnsm Stuble in bic &irde rolen Iaiisn
mnste. bate tros Der sroBen l1nbtqlsm:
Iidtsiten, pelde Tim BITE EbeiInabme on
Sieier Sstsr auferIsst bate, IS fib ni5t
uebnen lafsn, fe 3u beiuden. Serner
uarsn eribtsnen Der bo6p'it e grsbiidof
8. s. @iliams pom Bolton unb bic bod
piirbieiien BliS6fs Us. W. 8iseer pon
Repurt anb 0. s. @roB pom Sauannab
tn Seoreia. Serner pareu iugesen BITE
bo6p. Us. 6israu un6 8. & 9aupbItn
pom ct CHARLES seminar tn Susrbroot;
5. Wtrtb, s. 9uusiiabt, s. y. Soe, g.
8. 6rii6bter, W. Ruboru unb 3. 3immsr
BON ct. Ystsrs; s. 2,s uon ct. Bonita
3tus W. 9OIuus pOn Sl9sfter, Wb ;
W. SObu uOu Reu 0ort; s. &Iaus unb
ErawItp uon Sl4eitsr, WO. ; .. 9OeI:
f4er, 5, OberboIser unO &. StucIatr Don
Eo5ster; 8 Sunnenbuuer pom 8uIti
more, s. SIe9eIad uOn &onbout, q. . ;
g. Uis6usr uou 9. Orange, u. s 8.
e. Bartlett uOn Yort &oaO, orb, ; Us.
SaIg uou Bolton; R Sens pon Batter:
ion, 81. s.; u. @pnn uon annapolis,
Dte. y. Sorube9e, s &emmaItng unb
$. 9ommsd! BON philadelphia, 6. De.
bam pom S~beuanboab, y. 6oruss pou
9ottsoiue, u. Ratbs pOn @itIanb, 8. u
&~OppernaSeI uOn harrisburg, ". SSweu
uinger BON NeU Yort, s. Gburuss pou
@onbeu, % Puetb Don Rspart, 8.
S@erer pom Nsu gort unb anbsre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
GaeeiHaua.

aus sr RtttpV6s %. aussats lts ,yfilab.pbta Bolts.
blatt."l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
&athoIiTher RIDE RaIenser.

Bonn @ahsrii5tisen SAC. IA.
5eutt. ben IL, Sept. QampertuS.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14
BRENNAN WIT.

The BRENNAN Independent contri-
butes column of wit from
which we catch the following hits:
An ode to whisky-a bar bill.
Roscoe Conkling still wears a curl
on his forehead. Wonder how "me
too Platts bis hair now.
Why is lady wrong when she is
engaged! Because she is mistaken
Difinger says the interior depart
ment of President Arthur's cabinet is
made of Kirkwood.
The ladies of San Antonio must
have married. off rapidly of late, as we
learn there are lots of Odd Fellows
lodging there now.
Mrs. Di,ffngcr read a headline in a
paper on 1.-The Catskill Mountains, in
New York." and remarked to Dilfn-
ger: "Why, Matthew, what strange
cats they have in New York. The
cats kill mice in Brenham.
The Associated Press in alluding to
the proceedings in the house of repre-
sentatives, on Tuesday, says: Mr.
Prescott was awarded the floor for the
purpose of debate. Did they suppose
he wanted it for the purpose of dane
ing! We have frequently seen the
Racket" executed there.
The Nashville World is endeavoring
to induce its people to practice econo-
my by using one cent pieces, and says
the sooner the south recognizes the
cent as a factor in business, the more
prosperous it will become. An effort
was made some time ago to introduce
one cent pieces in Galveston, as cir
celating medium, but the people would
not have them. Though DESTROYS of
living long, they refused to become
cent-enarians, and mary a cent? is
seen there now, except at the postotfice
where travellers weary of carrying too
much loose capital, deposit them for
postal cards.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14
The Stage Robbers.

The examination of the stage robbers,
Stonebreaker, Doughty and Drake, was Con-
tinped this morning before United States
Commissioner Paschal.
Francisco Ramires, U. S. witness, being
sworn, deposed that he resided at Guerveno.
He had ranch on this side ofthc Rio Grande
river, about forty-fve from San Diego, and
about seventy-fve miles east of Laredo. He
knew Doughty as Ruperto, and Drake as To-
maso; the three prisoners were together at his
house on or about the 10th or ed of October.
they were going to San Diego; they told him
they came from Laredo: he saw Stonebreaker
and Doughty at his house again on Novem-
Der the 18th or 18th last, when they remained,
he thought, day, on that occasion, and said
they were going to Laredo. They were trav-
cling on horseback; he saw Stonebreaker and
Doughty eight days after this and they were
travelling towards San Diego, whittier they
said they were going His ranch is not upon
any road, it is about two miles rom the main
Laredo and San Diego road.
Santiago Flores deposed that he lived at
Guerveno, Mexico. He had ranch on this
side of the river, near the last witness ranch.
He had seen the defendants at his rancho and
knew them by sight, one Is named Ruperto
Doughty, the other Stonebreaker, and the
third Tomasa Martinez (Drake.) He saw
them together at his rancho in October, last
year, about 22d Or 23d They were then 60
ing to San Diego. He again saw Stonebreaker
and Doughty at the ranch about November
18th or 18th and they then said they were GO
ing to Laredo; they were travelling on horse
back. They came back about seven days af-
forwards, en- route for San Diego, and they
told him they had slept the previous night on
the frieto. On their last visit they stayed one
day and one night. They were armed with
pistols. The ranch of last witness is about
two miles from the road. When they left last
time, they went in the direction of Julian Pa
lacio's ranch. Doughty was riding mouse
colored horse, and Stonebreaker bay horse
The examination was continued indefinite
ly for the attendance of other witnesses.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14
Land League Resolutions,

Resolutions of respect and coincidence on
the death of our devoted brother, James Clavin.
AT regular meeting of the Bexar County
Land Leugue held in this city, February IL,
1882, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly Father
to remove from our midst our late brother,
James Clavin, and whereas it is but just that
fitting recognition of his many virtues should
be had, therefore be it
Resolved blythe Bexar county land league that
while we bow with humble submission to the
will of the Most high, we do not the less
mourn for our brother who has been taken
from us.
Resolved, That in the death OF Jas. Clavin
the Bexar County Land League laments the
loss of brother who was ever ready to profer
the hand of aid and the voice of sympathy to
The needy and distressed; an active member Of
this organization whose utmost endeavors were
exerted for its welfare; a friend and companion
who was dear to all of us; citizen, whose up
right and noble life was a standard of emula-
ton to his fellows; a man without prejudice,
liberal in his views, progressivein thought and
the noblest work Of God: an honest man, who
leaves large ana interesting family TO mourn
his loss.
His labor and fidelity were such, that loss of
both would have fulfilled all claims of honor,
conscience and necessity.
His fame is ours we know it here at home
and it becomes us that we honor him and so
he died in strength of intellect and in the full
ness of his regal fame.
Peace be upon his grave, his house, his
name.
Resolved, that the HEARTBEAT sympathy of
this organization be extended to his family in
their af1ction.
Resolved, that these resolutions be spread
upon the records of this society, and copy be
transmitted to the family of our deceased
brother, and TO each of the newspapers of San
Antonio, and TO the Irish World
PATRICK HENRY,
CHAS. l.. DIGNowITTY,
Committee: THoS. +. BRADY,
THOMAS CROWLEY,
PATRICK KING.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14
A Strange Transaction.

Yesterday two men purchased wagon
from Mr.. Mcdonald of Houston street, and
received as he then supposed, the amount
agreed, and gave a receipt for the full sum.
lie did not then examine the notes carefully,
when he did so, he found that one bill was for
ten dollars less than he supposed, and he had
only therefore received SIS instead of $45.
When the men came for the wagon he declined
to deliver it unless the other ten dollars were
paid. Now they are each threatening to give
the other into custody for fraud.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14
A Bad Character.

Frank McGruder, the man who was con-
victed and fined SIS for cruelty beating a
mule, was this morning before the recorder
for striking Malvina Robinson with a stick
There appears to have been no cause for the
assault, which was all the more cruel, because
after McGruder had served nine days of his
cruelty to animals sentence. he was released,
mainly through the instrumentality of the poor
woman he is charged with assaulting. He
was fined SIS for the assault, and in default
of the money went to Jail. McGruder Is
colored man, but is disgrace to his race.
The man who would ill-treat dumb animal
would not hesitate ut assaulting woman,
and he who would willrlly assault woman is
no better than the brute creation.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14
How to Use Your Napkin at Dinner.

From the Philadelphia Press. ~
The law of the napkin is but vaguely under-
stood. One of our esteemed metropolitan CO.
temporaries informs an eager inquirer that it
is bad form to fold the napkin after dinner;
that the proper thing is to throw it with neg
lgent disregard on the table beside the plate,
as to fold it would be reflection on the host,
and imply a familiarity that would not beiit an
invited guest. But the thoughtful reader will
agree with us that this studied disorder is likely
to be good deal more trying to fastidious
hostess than an unstudied replacing of the
napkin in good order beside the visitor plate
The proper thing is to fold the fabric with I'M
ostentatious care ana lay it on the left of the
plate, far from the liquids, liqueurs and cof-
Zee, and thus testify to the hostess that her
care in preparing the table has been appre-
ciated. =.
The napkin has played famous parts in the
the points admired in Maria Stuart that,
thanks to her exquisite breeding in the court
OF Maria de Medic, her table was more i'm
posing than the full court of her great rival
and executioner, Elizabeth. At the table of
the latter the rudest forms were maintained,
the dishes were served on the table, and the
great queen helped herself to the platter with
out fork or spoon, page standing behind her
with silver ever to battle her fingers when
the flesh had been torn from the roasts. At
the court OF the late empire, Eugene was ex-
cessively fastidious. The use Of the napkin,
and the manner of cutting an egg, made or
ruined the career of guest. The great critic,
Sante Beuve, was disgraced and left of the
visiting list, because at breakfast with the en-
peror and empress at the Tuileries, he care
lcssly opened his napkin and spread it over
his two knees, and cut his egg in two in the
middle. The court etiquette prescribed that
the half-folded napkin should lie on the left
knee, to be used in the least obtrusive man
ner in touching the lips, and the egg was to
be merely broken on the larger end with the
edge OF the spoon, and drained with its tip.
The truth is, luxury and invention push table
appliances so far that few can be expected to
know the particular convention that may be
considered good form in any diversified So
clely. The way for young fellow to do is to
keep his eyes open-which, unless he is in
love, he can do-and note what others do.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14

Barnum's elephant the Queen, gave,
birth Wednesday to a fine youngster,
weighing 200 pounds, and measuring
about two feet high and three feet long.
1t is the second baby elephant born in
this country.
Secretary Folger, the other day, re-
fused to put his autograph in an album
that contained the name of the convic-
ted assassin, and he was justly indig-
nant that the book was so opened that
their signatures should be on the OPP
poSlte pages.
Constant and well directed advertis.
ing cannot fail to bring the richest re-
turns. The wealthiest of merchants
have often affirmed that no money
they ever spent was so well invested as
that used in advertising. 1t keeps the
name of the advertiser before the peo-
pie; it makes him felt and seen as a
living actor in the busting life of the
day, abreast of its demands and pro-
gress; it surrounds him with a prosper
Gus air of activity, of spirit, vigor, bust
ness, success. Nothing creates the
impression of success as effectively as
advertising, and, as nothing succeeds
like success, this is one of the explana-
tons of the efficacy of advertising.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14
A SNOW STORM AT WASHINGTON.

A correspondent of the Globe Dem
ocrat gives the following account of a
snow storm at the capital:
Washington, ID. c., February o.
The idyl of the snow was very pretty
for the first day or two, but it was
wholly unwelcome to be visited by
another storm that ragged for fifteen
hours and left the streets piled with
drifts and banks, and, at the time, COM
PEELED the street cars to abandon travel
and delayed all the arriving trains
from the north, south and west. The
leisure of the Sabbath brought all the
idlers out on the snow-walled side
walks, and the crowd of sleighs and
every primitive and ingenious vehicle
that could move on runners made the
avenue gay as race course. No wa
CONS, and few street cars or carriages
interfered to cut up the snow, and for
all that golden day, when the skies
were azure and the air clear, sparkling
sunshine, the chorus of the sleigh-bells
was continuous all along that superb
driving track that stretches from the
granite gates of the Treasury to the
Peace Monument at the entrance of
the capitol grounds. From the ring
ing of the Sunday-school bells until
late in the moonlight at night the merry
chorus was kept up, and Washington,
that has heretofore ranked as the first
city in the country for its proper OBJ
servance Of the Sabbath, fell immea-
surably from grace by this unseemly
sleighing festival.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14

When it was made known some months
ago, that Ishmail Pasha, the ex-Khediye of
Egypt. had gone to live in Rome, intending
TO set up his harem almost within the shadow
of the Vatican, much comment was made on
the anomalous character of the situation. II
seems, not, however, to have much disturbed
the serenity of the pope, for he received in
private audience two weeks ago three sons of
the fallen Viceroy, Ismail himself and several
members of his state. After this audience the
ex-khedival party went TO pay the customary
visit of etiquette TO the ponh6cial secretary of
state, Cardinal Jacobini.
One hundred and twenty thousand American
grapevines have been planted on the island OF
Monte Christie. rendered so famous by Dumas
novel, and are growing finely.