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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11
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H. r.. THOMAS.
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1t would appear from the report Of
the Congressional elec, ions that Mr. :
Hu;lclls harris wer" not cmptied in
the right places.
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Ii len Butler has not relnm,c,i in
sarkclOth and ashes Il Is als,ut time
the Democracy II Ma>sscl,,,scttsrcr-
formed that duty.
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Corn gees up as Republicans 10
down." Is the way the Omaha IIrr-
0h" puts the case.
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II is now In order to hear >Onle-
thing about the Smoke Of the hattie
having cleared away" "r like ".igi-
nal observations.
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Rol'esoD, Of New jersey was
elected TO stay at home. \ just r.
bukc to him and yell administered.
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The Republican bosst* must go"
Is what the people said n: the elee-
tions In some Of the Eastern S:at,~.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate. Oi Aiweli Nov ~. deceased
Notice l. Hereby given by the n,ni'r> :n'!
il.s Htjniini.ira u. the Estate =" Atw' u
.,w -. ..rr.>s.i. 10 he 81 editors 0r a,"l all
Ds'r>.,i.x isMvt's chains against ~" ssid Ne
ssssS~-i. tss Aiibii inrM,. With the I"'r.> AZ y
vouchers with ~ four lnMslS after The Iii.t
putica ion si ti,is motto hs tli'. Nslnl.ni>
ism,,pr NJ the Probate Co,,vi rsx,n,. IN ku,i.
I'Iiy in tn. rsNlIity III silver Iinw.
EDWIN d. WATERBURY,.
A1lnintAi irslsr Oi the estate O Aiw"ll
M.swry. dr.Nas>ASi.
Is.,.,i this illh .iay III k..pirmb. +. I>>:.
1ti."l,~W5w
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Cleveland ia .0o majority in New
York. How high ish dat
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For Rent.

At Clear Grit Terra ~. ",- h",>r. iwo
r.uoona: ami one house. inIr r'~',us- ~ ply
tD CIR kESSl.EH
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Have you hearl from New York {.

What Will Keifer do nos without
ls0besOn.
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ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY

AUCTIoR AND COMMISSION.
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]. u. MOORE & CO.,
Mining and Stock Brokers.
M. ~ Isrs,.,llNay, New York.
rlMnut~rs and Dealers in Mines ami Min
ing Investments. StMks hiyId
ard sold Oh Commission.

l'ersui,s lrsiru,;> q! ihvr>i;!." IT. SAT-
And profitable M:,,;,:: S:c"ks =; beet r.'k
prjrs.s xiri ilnsr nw MIR. ti,>'-r;a>> ,Ni;ms
wishing To place them "r III" Eastern mar.
ket are invited to communicate with Us.
.ths,va!lv.
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And are not equalled by the famous
Arkansas Hot 6prings, o9 any other
mineral WatelD on the fAce Ct the
globe, - . specific for all diseases
peculiar 10 this altitude and climate
These Springs are provided with
the only vapoF Baths In the Terrific
~. and may be taken, when desired.
In connection with the hot water
baths.
The table b supplied with the best
the market affords, and the bar with
the hnest Wines, Liquor, Cigans, etr.
&1W1es le~ve Morris Dsv'a. store,
NU6Ds Street.
TUESOAYS& SATURDAYS
II y O'ri0rI 4. NJ,
.lrrirtssl st tie xpriw1s at ;
S'N0ek r. n. TIE sssNsr ~NN.
::7n,ay-tik~wtf
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The sbs,ve table rates ~ tor sucos rs'Gu-
lar 0usis.esG a.ve rti>cnleni> sMly ~ are s%'i
In display lype assl shcupy our regular n.i'
veytistnx column. Advertise 1..si'es Insert
si in b.,lh the iIaily and Hemt- Weekly VII.
b. charged isH at tie rate ~ 81 per cent. AL
.littOl,nl. Adverii>e nSni~ IN the Ss'is'i
we~klv alace. ~ cer cent. NJ l'aily rates.
Preierr~i space I" pes cent. higher tia"
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AUC1l0R AND C0NxIsSION.
Tsy ls.r 4 Einkiam West In.a.:wny
kOlIeTts 4 Slkl. kl.............
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Religious.

Religious services at Mt. Zion Baptist
church TO- morrow. Sabbath school at ga IN
Preaching at 3 and Sp. m. Seats free.
Madison Square Presbyterian church, Rev.
VIM Howell Buchanan, pastor. Services at
the chapel tomorrow, as follows: Sabbath
school at 9: 90 a. H., and preaching by pastor
at II a. m. and s . III. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
ST. Luke's chapel (EpiscopaD, corner
Leona and Zavalla streets, Sunday school a,
Q: 90 and service at IL a. m. Tomorrow. Ser
vice in Spanish at 5p. m. AllSpanish- speak
ing people are cordially invited to attend this
service.
St. Johns chapel (EpiscopaD, Austin street,
children's service and Sunday school at 5
p. IN.
The usual divine services at the Macedonia
Baptist church to morrow; Sabbath school a,
ga. M, preaching at 3 p. m, by the pastor;
subject for discourse: "rhe Macedonian
church." Subject for night, "Shew my
people their fransgressions." The public are
invited. Rev. E. NJ. Wright, pastor.
There will be service in Trinity NJ. E.
church. on Avenue G at II a. m. Subject
Power OF Prayer" At8p. m. there will be
lecture delivered to the young people on the
value Of time and character. Free seats fo
all
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Too Much Narcotics,

About 10 o'clock this morning Mr.. Simon
Frank, brother of A. B. Frank, was missing
and it was found had not been at his post OF
DUTY in the store Of Goldfrank, Frank & Co.,
where he had charge Of the shoe department.
A search was made and he was found in his
room on market street, opposite Huth's, in a
precarions condition, suffering or being under
the influence of powerful narcotics, of which,
we are informed, he had partaken too freely
Medical aid was summoned at once, and Drs
Herf1 and King were the first on the scene
who at once applied the usual remedies. A,
last accounts, after hard work by the physi.
clans, Simon was doing we'll and expected to
get over his mistake.
Just before going to press it is reported that
Simon Frank has taken a turn for the WORSE
and is not expected 10 live.
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And Don't You Forget 1t

Mr.. w. d. Wright, proprietor of the Old
Stand saloon, has removed his sto"k of wines
and liquors to No. 4o5 Main street in the Ter
rell block, where he has fitted elegantly, in
tending to run rst,class saloon. He is
grateful to his customers for their former pa
tronage, and hopes to see their happy smiles
in the new saloon, where they may rely upon
finding the best brandies, fine WHISTLES, pure
wines and the best cigars and tobacco. A
call in all cases will be satisfactory to the
visitor
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LIGHT SPARKS.

The interest in the republican primaries
is growing.
Music and dancing at Jonas Garden, to-
morrow.
liceman Rips. :.
Are you going to Medina park Sunday
is the question!
Another one of COL Freer's picnics a,
Medina Park, Sunday.
-Wanted-A good boy to carry a foot
route. Apply at this office.
Eleven building permits were issued last
week.
Major Settle lies seriously i'll in the Santa
Rosa hospital.
Justice Shields yesterday married J. r.
Lorrlard to Ellen Mead.
Grand re-opening of the Favorite saloon,
opposite Rische's cigar store, 246 Main street.
Fine lunch with genuine turtle soup at re-
opening of Favorite saloon, 246 Main street.
Free lunch to night at the Favorite saloon,
246 Main street.
President Copeland's little speech-"We
are proud of you," brought down the house.
-Romeo's speech, by Mr.. Sulzbacher,
was we'll spoken, but the figure was too short.
Concert and dance at Sommer's garden
tomorrow afternoon.
The British association held an interest,"
ing meeting in Strives hall last evening.
The death rate for July was unusually
heavy, there being sixty-six deaths up to date,
reported.
-Drs. Lowry and Barnitz have been APP
pointed physicians to the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railway here.
Everybody is invited to witness the open
ing of the Favorite saloon tonight at 9 a. M,
sharp, 246 Main street.
Joseph Robinson, alias Whisky Joe,
Edna Earle and Alice Gordon have been al
rested as Migrants this morning.
The IRISH character in "The Machine
Caucus" was very tame one-and always
managed to keep his back to the audience.
Alderman Copeland was the most original
and amusing character at the entertainment
last night.
Don't have your printing botched by
cheap printers, but call on the LIGHT where
you can get frst-class work.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
this morning by the escape of convict who
was subsequently recaptured.
-Pomposa, wife of Francisco Galland, died
Yesterday and was buried this morning in the
Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Zealand was a
Mexican much esteemed among her people.
The suit of A. E. Wallace against K.
l.abbatt, on sworn account, $3.50 20, was
heard in Justice Shields office this morning,
and judgment given for plaintiff, silly.
AS the seats are selling rapidly for DIR.
Klaus, those wishing to attend MIR. K. r.
Schmidt's farewell benefit will better at once
30 to Ernest Rische, opposite the post office,
and eet seats at 50 cents. 7-2o IT
The engagement of Mr.. E. O. Meuse-
bach, of San Antonio, and Lima Nimitz, OF
Fredericksburg, has been announced and
made public.
Bids were opened yesterday at the office
of Alfred Giles, ond DR.. Adolph Herti's new
residence on avenue c. The figures ranged
from $1,000 to $4,000. Mr. Shepherd was
the lowest bidder, at $4,000, and will be
awarded the contract.
Miss Bells bird song was beautiful, in
deed, and proved the excellent training OF her
voice. The last Rose of Summer" was not
sang so well. But lew professionals can
render this song properly.
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PERSONAL.

Gen ]. S. Mason, Lieut.. Whitall and DR..
|. L. Milford are quarter ed at the Menger.
Corr Lacey, Of Austin, is in the city.
Oliver Wellborn, father of Congressman
Wellborn, is in the city.
Col r. NJ. Moore will deliver lecture be-
fore the normal school Monday, July 3Ist, at
10 a. m. Subject: 1.-The Providence Of the
Educator"
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Runaway.

The horse Of Fritz Iagge, brother and part
ner of George Jagge, ran away with the buggy
to which it was hltched, this morning, from the
butcher pen, west OF the city. Mr.. J. had his
wife with him; both were thrown out and Mr..
Jagge injured in the breaking Of three ribs,
while Mrs. J. escaped with a scare. The
horse came home with the harness, but the
buggy has not been found though search has
been made for it.
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A fine lot Of "Pure as Cold twist tobac
co just received in six pound caddies at low
rates at ct HARRALsON & SHAPARD.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-29

The finest and most select stock of Key
West Cigars just received at
ct HARRALSON & SHEPARD.
"A splendid assortment Of white goods,
pique, narseilles, swiss, victoria, bishop and
linen lawns at new York cost. at
7-2s-Iw G.. B. FRANKS.
Figured linen lawns, percals, muslns
cotton lawns and buntings; must be sold.
7-2sIw e.. b. FRANK.
C. B. Frank is closing out his beautiful
assortment Of bridal, moree and satin fans at
cost.
French Millinery.
Mrs V. Feille has opened mllinary store
at No. 22I Main street, opposite Mic Tengg's,
with fine assortment Of the latest styles Of
hats trimmings, and all goods pertaining to the
business, notions, etc. She solicts continu
alton of the patronage Of all her old friends,
and trial from the ladies generally. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. 27-im
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Precinct Meeting.

The Republicans Of Precinct No. are re-
ouested to meet at Strives Hall, on Satur-
day, August 5th, at 8 O'Clock p. M. for the
purpose Of electing delegates to the county
convention to be held August 18th.
72Sot L.C. GROTHAUS, Chm'n.
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If "Julet" will study histrionics less in
lack Rabbit, and learn to turn his face to the
audience, it would be instructions gained;
then using the fan to watt the words to the
back of the stage was also very impolite to the
audience.
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InIpUi tant NOtic

The Alamo Lime and Cement company
have ansferred their retail depot to the store
of Messrs. Beekman Brothers, No. FL West
Side, Military plaza, San Antonio, Texas. All
orders left there will receive prompt and care
full attention. 7-I2-lm
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Medal Bail.

Madame Virginia Donaldson requests those
scholars who desire to try for the gold medal.
to be given on Friday. August 25lh to the
most perfect dancesr (day class to attend
practice as regularly as possible up to that
date. All old scholars are invited. 7 2S-2t
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There will be regular meeting of
San Antonio Typographical Union No. ~,
at Strives hall. to- NOR. ow at 2:3op III. BY
order of the president. JOE F. MARoLD,
Secretary.
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Wagn el' $ B aZaaI.
City Items.
The Weather

Observations taken at S:34 a. m. San An
tonic, bar 1897, ther. 76; Eagle Pass, bar
29.os, ther. Is; Brownsville, bar. 1926, Their
50; Galveston, bar. 3o.o4, ther. 81; Palestine,
bar. 3o.o2, ther. 10; Dodge City, bar. 1851,
ther. 70.
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HOrd's Hotel.

VIC Dugge-, New York; w Wallace, San
Patricio; Thos S Lark, Harrisburg; T D
Campbell, Gregg county; Hal L Costing Cas-
troville; c A Gildea, Fort Clark; John Bowen,
Pecos; Ross Twin. La Sale; H E Laird, Con
tales, G S Dolby, c A Griswold, Vermont; "
ID Driskell. Seguin; J S Moss, Columbia.
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The Quintessence of beauty and flavor is
thd Picadura cigar only SC. at
ct HARRALSON & SHAPARD.
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ID. sirnble Country Home for Sale

Two hundred and twenty acres OF good tim
bered land, seven miles from San Antonio;
new frame house, ciStern. fifteen acres in cul-
tivation. Inquire of S. Cayce, soledad street.
7.27 ct
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Romance.

Back again.
Shady tree, Maiden also
babbling book, Thinks of swing
Girl in hammock Wants to 60 back
Reading book. Too, poor thing.
Golden curls,
Tiny feet, III.
Girl in hammock Hour of midnight,
Looks so sweet. Baby squaking,
Man rides by, Man in sock feet
Big moustache, Bravely walking.
Girl in hammock Baby yells on,
Makes mash. Now the other
Mash is mutual, Twin he strikes up
Day is set, Like his brother.
Man and maiden Paregoric
Married get. by the bottle
Emptied into
II. Baby's throttle.
Married now, Naughty tack,
One year ago, Point in air,
Keeping house Waiting some one
On Baxter-row. Foot to tear.
Red hot stove, Man in sock feet
Beefsteak frying; eehim-there!
Girl got married, Holy Moses
Cooking trying; Hear him swear.
Cheeks all burning, Raving crazy,
Eyes look red; Gets his gun,
Girl got married, Blows his head off,
Nearly dead. Dead and gone.
Biscuit burnt up,
Beefstesk chary; w.
Girl got married, Pretty widow,
Awful sorry. With book,
Man comes home, In the hammock
Tears moustache, BY the brook
Mad as blazees,
Got no hash. Man rides past.
Thinks Of hammock Big moustache:
In the lane, Keeps on riding
Wishes maiden Nary mash.
Il Anon in Liverpool Courier
i have four dozen silk lined and unlinec
parasols left. Come and learn prices.
7-2S.Iw G. B.FRANK.
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Recorders Court.

Hon. M. G. Anderson, Recorder.
William, drunk; fined SIS.
H. Johnson, insulting language; fined S.
w. Menger, allowing COW at large; fined 81
!. Williams, drunk; fined SIS.
c. H. Inselman, failing to keep order in
barroom; fined SIS.
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For RRNT-From August list, one or two
pleasant rooms; either furnished or unfur'
nshed; 3I7 Blum street. 7-29-lw
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Great Reductions in Prices

Clothing, boots. shoes and gents furnish
ing goods at G. B. F.. Alamo plaza. Give
him a call. 7-25-Iw
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Ruellman's Ii ana

Will furnish the music at Sommers' garden
to morrow afternoon and night. Public in
yited.
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Pleasant front rooms, upstairs, with hoard
at Mrs. Saflords. 2S2 avenue c. 7-2S-2t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-29

When you have any houses to rent, ad
vertise in the LIGHT, and you are sure to hne
q tenant.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-29

i have four dozen silk lined and unlined
Parasols left. Come and learn prices.
7-2S.IW q. B.FRANK.
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SH EEP FOX SALE.

SHEEP EOKsAiE
One lot O! 80 ewes wit, u lambs
1910
/" 1900
d" :" 100 ewes
" SIS muttons
L" 1900
CHABor. MOSS co.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.
We are prepared to receive Wool on Consignment,
making Liberal Announcements on the same.
CHABoT, MOSS & CO.,
4-11-d SAN ANTONIO. TEAS.
Soft Rock Quarries on Powder house Hill,
for rent. Inquire of Robert Alexander. Nv
Pay your subscription and spread the
LIGHT.
MONEY TO LOAN,-By Bryan Callaghan, Of
flee cor. Houston and Soledad street. Nv.
A good boy with pony to carry a route.
Apply at this Office. If
In all cases of FIux, Collie. Oh lera Morbus or
other Complaints Of the Bowels take Morley'S Uni
versal Blackberry Bais"m25. cents, at r. Kalteyer
Son
Emerson has lost that dog. I8-Im
Emerson wants to buy rat dog. 7I8-Im
Good cheap watches at Emerson's. 7-iS-Im
Talk is very cheap. 50 is Emerson. 7-lS-Im
Emerson is boss on watches and clocks.
Do you need money. Emerson is the man
that's got it. 7-IS,Im
One Of the largest stocks Of hats to selcc'
| from at A. Pancoast 4 Son. 4-I9
Genuine Pongee silk and seersucker coats
and vests at Pancoast 4 Son. II
| San Pedro Springs.
An open air concert every evening from
o'clock to 10 p. M, at San Pedro Springs.
The public cordially invited. s-I7f
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-29
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

We are prepared to receive Wool on Consignment,
making Liberal Announcements on the same.
CHABOT, MOSS CO.,
4-1I-h SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-11-04
Sound.

The following curious observations OF
sound have been carefully verified by an
extended series of experiments: TIE
whistle of a locomotive is heard $500
yards; the noise of railroad train, o.
800; the report of musket and tie
bark of dog. 1900; an orchestra, or
The roll of drum, 1900; the human
voice reaches to a distance of l 900; the
croaking of frogs, 900; the chirping of
chickens, 500. Distinct speaking is
heard in the air from below up to dis
lance of 600 yards; from above it is only
understood TO a range of 100 yards
downward. 1t has been ascertained
that an echo is well reflected from the
surface of smooth water only when the
voice comes from an elevation. Other
similar phenomena connected with the
transmission of sound have been OBJ
served, but the results disagree, either
from inaccuracy in the observations or
from the varying nature of the circum-
stances affecting the numbers obtained.
Such variations occur to an extent of ten
TO twenty per cent, and even more.
The weather being cold and dry, or
warm and wet, are the chief influencing
causes. In the first case the sound goes
to greater, and in the second to less
er distance,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-11-04
Mohammedan Sensitiyeness.

Mohammedan religious SUSCEPTIBLE
ties are being tenderly cared for just
now in India. Apart from the arrest
and imprisonment of the SalvAtionists,
the authorities have now prohibit
ed the sale of certain fancy dresses
which Madras milliner received from
Paris, and on which were print
ed Arabic verses of the Koran. To pre-
vent them falling into infdel hands, a
Mulvie, who happened to hear of the
garments, purchased one, and then laid
a complaint before the Commissioner of
Police, on the ground that the sale of
the dress was calculated to hurt the re-
ligious feelings of the followers of Mo-
manned, and also telegraphed to the
Governor to the same effect. The police
at once took measures to, stop the sale
of such sacrilegious costume, and the
Governor az once replied that stringent
measures would be taken to prevent a
repetition of the offense.