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M. Kelly On Mr. walton.

Bookmaker James E. Kelly went down to
Long Branch yesterday to inspect his ysArings
which he recently purchased for $4,000. He met
the train his return looking rosy and happy by
suS reporter As people who have been sued for $4,000
damages do not, as q rule, look happy or smile, tho
reporter asked Mr. Kelly what he thought of Francis
waltons reported suit against him for defamation of
character.
" III had nothing more than that TO trouble me a." he
responded with laugh. 4 could smile all nv life.
have heard nothing about any such suit. has my
lawyer received any notice of It.
" I wish Walton would me-" added Mr. Kelly; lit
would bring the into and could then have
fair chance to show the public what the evidence pro.
duced against him WAS | don't think his complaint
would hold ground against IL verv long"
The sun., 1882-08-27
Bank Clerk. Following a Customer.

4 polite young man appeared at the paying
tellers desk in the Fifth Avenue Bank at l2t p NJ
tsrday and presented q check for $500 bearing what
purpored to be the signature OF John Hutner the Liza
mond broker. of l2i2 Broadway. The teller suspected
that the check all right and commune asd his
suspicious TO the casher The young man was requt
TO wait and thereupon he went quickly away Severa Of
the bank clerks followed him and George Connolly Kept
him in sight until he him enter the cellar Of the
Grand Central Depot opposite Forty fourth street A
moment later Policeman Archibald met tho man euerr.
ing from the cellar. The had removed his coat and
laid II over his arm. and would ordinarily have been
taken for depot employee. lie said he WAS Chnsles
Willis Of 2S Halsey street Brooklyn Mr. Hutner said
the check was forgery. and the prisoner was held
The sun., 1882-08-27
Firemen sou.ed By a volunteer.

Fire burst through the roof Of the buildings
at e4 and les Fulton 10 O'Clock last evening
illuminating olt St Paul's Church and melting Ger.
man ianitor the Western Union building to direct
OF upon the roof where the nremen were
working They told him TO stop but he PlAcidy
ued pouring water upon them until some in the
lower part Of the building stopped the steam pump
that supplied the hose The nre caused q damage ot
about $500 TO the stock OF Ferris 4 Browne steam
printers Roebueks weather strip manutactory. the
second floors OF the build suffered OF about
500 by water The stock OF Charles j. Cave manufac.
turer OF commercial paper, wa. damaged 81 90 Tho
damage to the building is about $500
uIohn Finn. fireman OF Engine Company 20 wa
badly burned about the face and hands while helping
carry = line OF hose TO the roof OF the building.
The sun., 1882-08-27
The Yellow Fever Endemic.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Aug. 26. - Fifty-three
new OF yellow fever reported here to-day
and three deaths OF MeXcsns. There four deaths
from tho disease at Matamoros. Mex to-day but verv
few new have appeared there DR. Murray and
stan are expected hourly AL the sick are doing well
The weather is far
HAvANA Aug - There were nineteen deaths from
yellow fever IN Havana during the week ending last
night DR.. Burgess, sanitary Inspector Of the United
states Board Of Health for Havana states thai the
port published some time that sixty four
OF vessels had died ot yellow fever in Cuban ports dur
ing this summer untrue Only two captains have died
in Havana during the whole season.
The sun., 1882-08-27
The Brandreth House TO Lease.

Messrs. Kerr 4 Sader lessees OF the Bran
dreth House At Canal street and Broadway for the past
twenty years will retire from business on Oct L. and
the property IL advertised to lease The hotel was built
IN 1852 and for number Of in the inter
est OF the owner the wellknowu manufacturer whose
name IL bears when Mr. Branfrrth died. about wear
ago, his business was le. 10 his seven and the
hotel among other property went 10 his six daughters
The sun., 1882-08-27
Ill and Tired of Life.

Joseph Gregor. aged AZ years an italian,
committed suicide at i6l Elizabeth street yesterday BY
shooting himself in the neck. Gregori was q saloon
keeper For two he had been suffering from
disease, and recently symptoms OF consumption ap
peared He frequently declared that life was burden
10 him, and threatened to kill himself For four
he had been confined TO his bed and morning
when nsighbor who hAd been attending him left the
room for moment he took pistol from table by
bod and shot himself dead.
The sun., 1882-08-27

Three suits Of Aaron Jacobs. Solomon L. ia
cobs, and Eliza Jacobs against the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company, Of which jay Gould is President
were transferred from the State supreme Court e. the
United stat.s Circuit Court yesterday the petition Of
jay Gould President Of the company The petition re-
cites that the bonds 10 which the coupons sued Jy
the plaintiffs were attached executed and issued
by the officers nj the company in violation OF the charter
The petition prsys that the bonds may be annulled
The sun., 1882-08-27

Tenth Kentucky Disrrict-The Hon. Matt Ad.
ans who has presented the district twice in Congress
has AGaln been nominated hy the Democrats Tuls ia
John d White district, the only Republican one in the
~
second Michigan Ds'rict--Iohn 4 Boes Republican
second louisiana plstrlc,--ur ". II Hire tireenback
nr h!r- accepted IN BRET speech promising 10 remain
IN the hsld until the polls close.
The sun., 1882-08-27
Thoma. Bole. Acquitted.

GREENWICH. Aug 26.-The trial OF Thomas
Boes who shot and killed John Haggerty in Greenwich
Atew weekssEo. concluded in Bridgeport yesterday
with verdict ot not guilty" Bol-s had been depu.
tI-d by DEPUTY Shrrf Reynolds TO take charge ~ lat
named nUrty, VINO aCcusct of theft. lie claimed
that HAcgerty interfering with him and attempting
to rescue the prisoner when he hred the fatal shot
The sun., 1882-08-27
More rroubl. Among the Ir,.. cou.,.sul.ry.

LIMERICK, Aug. 26.-SOme excitement exists
here because six Euboonssbes the supposed origins
tors Of the recent agtaton among the constAbulAry
are ordered to be transferred the northern
The men asked for days time before leaving. which
was refused Thsreupon they resigned. and several
other reslgnAtions are threatened. The Government
prevented the OF the elegraphs for communications
between the eonstAbulAry meeting OF the entire force
in Limerick 10 called for TO night.
The sun., 1882-08-27
A weiI.Kuown Brewer Upset.

Herman Clausen, the brewer when speeding
up Seventh avenue in 8 Light wagon Friday evening
came into collision with the similar vehicle Of Peters
Of +o7 Broome street. Tho shock Of the encounter
threw both men from their seats Mr. Clausen struck
the ground with such violence that he in.
ured and had to be removed 10 his residence at Avenue
and Eightvthrf street His horse IN the mean time
had run away but caught l5+th street by Police
man Holland OF the Mounted Sound
The sun., 1882-08-27

When Prof. Grimley's balloon assembled from
Suffers East River Park Wednesday last 1t fol-
lowed TO the banks of the Harlem River by number Of
children Nellie Brown years ot- OF +46 Fourth
in the crowd ot children and dbl not
return TO her home Her parents supposed At rst has
she had been kidnapped and dilgent search
for her by the police Yesterday her body found bv
boatman in the Harlem River at Seventh and
lStth street II 10 supposed that while waehi,s
balloon from one - ~ hsrs NeliFf eli to .ae
or, perhaps, was pusheu VI her
The sun., 1882-08-27
The Pottery strike No. Ended.

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio Aug. 26.-The report
that the pottery strike had ended in favor Of the work
men untrue Goodwin Brothers and other ore -Ators
say they have not employed any men Gnl do not
tntelG to. Any wanting emu'OyUAVt must s,.D
the agreement Ignoring all outside parties ronlmittrt.
associations OF any kind The stTIAs therefore IS As
far from settlement IS ever
The sun., 1882-08-27
CHARGED with Assisting Thieves.

William b. Adams of CSC Third avenue the
conductor OF the Second avenue horse which vas
Invaded b. six roughs on Tuesday night. arrested
by Policeman Egan OF the TwentythIrd Precinct Ard
Hragned in the Harlsm Police Court. yesterday. uuo
Bachmln of 81 East ll5th street charged him witt
assisting the thieve, to throw the comp from
car. Adams was committed hy Justice White in $50
bail for examination Monday
The sun., 1882-08-27
STATEN ISLAND.

movement IL on foot to establish national bank at
TompNnsvle supervisor George Bechel is said TO be
interested IN the project
Ars Charles Hamilton Of New Brighton died Thurs.
day at Point Peasant where she hai been spend.
in TIE summer m delicate health Sh- the dAugh-
ter Of the late cornelius Coolidge Of B0.'un. Her hls
band, who - founder anu IA the owner
OF Hamilton Fagk ~ New Brighton
The sun., 1882-08-27

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Aug. 26.-Grant White
ANAL rider in orange County. yesterday shot Benjamin
Turner in the abdomen the public road Turner died
last night Both parties are coored and mere boys
They had auArrsllsd week ago at far about . girl
10 whom both paying Atte nton and eng Turner
on the road with the gIl. W hlEe shot him.
The sun., 1882-08-27
Qu.rant,ned Cattle and sheep.

MONTREAL Aug. 26.-There are 36l imported
cattle ~ the hest breeds in quarantine al Lsvs making
72h to date that have been quarantined this season and
expected that the number will be increased to
by the close Of navigation compared with Atot ~ 7Ol
last far sheep have been quArAntiued this
season. compared with 100 last year About a third
Of the quarSnunrt cstl4 this season are owned by
Ame ricAn importers who favor the Quebec route
The sun., 1882-08-27
The Cars Coronation.

LONDON Aug. 26.-A despatch to the Times
Vienna says it is reported that the visit OF Prince
SikitA OF Montenegro to 81 Petersburg is connected
with the near approaching coronation q the CIsv for
" hleh great preparations are being secretly made
BRUsiELs. Aug The N0rt formally denies that uhe
coronation Of the Gar will take place IN Sspte nber
The sun., 1882-08-27

The secret Of success. How farmer boy
became the proprietor Of the largest piano and
organ establishment in existence in less than
seven years. Wonderful record OF the Mayor
OF Washington, n, j. See to-morrows Elmirs
Sunday Telegram for full particulars
The sun., 1882-08-27
Mr.. BurrA'. Afternoon Adventure.

Mrs. Henrietta Burgh. wife Of butcher at
Eighty fourth street and the Western Boulevard wa
attacked the Boulevard YESTERDAY afternoon by a
hury negro who attempted to take from her the tache
and pocketbook which she carried in her hand. Her
outcry brought two men N her who mlie
Prisoner Of the AMI held MN until Poucs uAn
Woran came, The prisoner said he was Henry smiiu.
The sun., 1882-08-27
Mu.le and F,reworl. a, Manhattan ns.el.

There will be festival complimentary 10
Director Gilmore at Manhattan Beach IN Thursday
SINGERS hand of 100 musicians and the Twenty second
Regime ut drum corps will furnish muse and there will
be japanese fireworks by day and fireworks by night
The sun., 1882-08-27

sparring exhibition was announced 10 Re
Evenhy Tus wilson Arthur Chambers and other. in the
Shooting Fark Newark last nght the request NJ the
Newark shooting society which owns the nark the
lessees decided yesterday not to have the show.
The sun., 1882-08-27
Bitten by "A Stallion.

TROY. Aug. 26,-Arthur Robinson was terri
bly bitten yesterday by VIII tssite Hs uoting stallion
Duroc al Greenwich, Washington County The animal
caught Robinson BY tn leg lifted him clean OF the door
and shook him The stallion cubbsd over the head
aud neck but did lot loosen his for several minutes
The sun., 1882-08-27
Given Three Minute. to Pray. and Then sAo,

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug 26.-Walter DORIS and
Thomas walker aged l9 had dispute last evening in
this place and parted company threatening each other
This morning they met on the street DORIS drew re.
voyer and eVelinE IL Walker told him that he ha!
three minutes TO say his prsyrrs Az the expiration
that time DORIS shot him through the head, kns HIM.
The sun., 1882-08-27

BRUNSWICK. Me-, Aug. 26-The Executive
Committee OF the Independent Republicans met here to.
day and reorEARiEei Elias Mllliksn Qf Augusta WAS
chosen Chairman, and Edward Banks OF Portland
Secretary ani Treasurer twas decided 10 establish
party organ at once. 10 10 published in Portland.
The sun., 1882-08-27

John Murphy was convicted recently in tho
General Sessions OF grand larceny and sentenced to Four
years in State prison In the absence OF the conn
ant the companAnts sworn testimony before the
hitting magistrate admitted m rridence unis the
new criminal code Nurphys counsel objected thu tho
prisoner entitled to be confronted with his
and that the law IN the respect nanei .iitu.
uonAL Judge Potter Yesterday admitted Murphy
bail in 81 ,Ouc pending appeal
The sun., 1882-08-27

LONDON. Aug 26.-Sir Frederick Leighton
President OF the Royal Academy has written to William
Cox Bennett LII D. consenting to Add his name TO the
list Of those willing to promote ihs project OF placing
bust OF the poet Longfellow Westminster Abbey. II
there be precedent for such step. Mr. Bennett
ply said that he has doubt about the Admbsibllty
ot tho bust and says The Americans foreign
ers to US bat in blood language and institutions
and 1hAre In common tho glory 0t all our
The sun., 1882-08-27
CAelsr. in the PAlIIIpplne..

HoSo KoSo Aug 4.-Four thousand natives
have died OF AsAtie cholera in single Philippine prov
ines out the epidemic 10 now decreasing There have
been enly six fatal eAAss among kuropeAnA
The sun., 1882-08-27
The signal once Predlx,,oa.
LONG ISLAND.

Cloudy weather and rain. east TO south
wlnts bec0ntins variable. stationary or slight rse IN
temperature. lower barometer
The sun., 1882-08-27

Mrs Wilson. All Inspector Of Customs, found
thirty yards ot black dr"ss sk Yesterday the per
son ot Lien Tree passenger in the steamship city Of
Brussels from Liverpool
The sun., 1882-08-27
Disps.ias OF their Pastor,

COLUMBUS Ga, Aug. 26.-At Brownville las,
sthl minister who had made himself distAss full 10
SonHssanon -s1 taken from the pulpit, carried oui
~ ne shareh. And told 70 seek another Geld Of Labor
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a CHE lal OF THE Old BLocK.
Brigham Young, Jr.'s Speech at q Mormon
- Conferences.

| Salt Lake Tribune.
Apostle brigham Young, Jr., was the first
to speak in the afternoon. Briggy is a son OF
President Brigham Young, and is chip OF
the old block. He said the wise and learned
men OF this age were not found among the
elders of Israel Ian admission, by the way, for
which no one was prepared), for the reason
that mere human wisdom would not avail to
understand the mysteries of the holy religion.
He was astonished to see how poorly under
stood were the revelations of the prophets of
God by the sages of the world generally. If
the people of God followed the example of
early Jewish Christians they would let the
people of the states alone to grovel in spiritual
darkness, and the time would come when no
leader of Israel would raise his voice among
the people of the states. Again, there would
come day when old England would be de-
serted by them. For forty years every borough
in England had been tramped over by elders
of Israel, but it would be so no more. The
Christian world was afraid of John Smiths
revelations, and although hopelessly divided
in every community where Mormon mission
airy appeared they joined hands against the
common enemy. This is understood to be
the old endowment house joke. Touching
the subject of schools in Utah. he said !:
Some of our elders are fools enough to let
their children 60 to these outside schools,
and they come forth from the threshold Of
the school and curse God and deny
Christ AS for me, haven't son or a
daughter that I would not rather see
carried to their graves than to have one of
them listen to Christian teachers. would
rather take my child and throw into hell than
send it to an outside school. That's the kind
of Latter-Day-Saint am. Iwant our child
rem taught by teacher that understands the
Work of God as l understand it. The chief
branch of education for cur young men and
women should be the Book Of Mormon and
the Doctrine and Covenants-the revelations
of God 10 Joseph Smith. look upon these
people who come out here amongst US as rob-
bers, come to take our children from US, as
wolves among the sheep of Israel. Contin-
uing, the speaker said: To-day we are strug-
Cling against 1000, 900 of people; tomorrow
we may be struggling against 10000, 600.
How are we going to succeed? By our own
strength? No; haven't a bit of faith in my
own strength. i'll had should have hurt
somebody long ago; wouldn't have stood
what have. But God is with US, and in this
fight one shall prevail against thousand and
two against ten thousand.
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The Estimate.

rom the Hydraulic and Sanitary Plumber.
"Come, sit thee down, Sir Architect,
And write me out plan
For the plumbing of my domicile;
And do the best you can.
Please give me all improvements;
Don't make the charge too dear;
And all to be inspected by
A Sanitary Engineer"
"All right, sir" says the Architect;
i, "I'll see what I can do.
I'll give you extra heavy pipe
And patent closets, too.
have books and illustrations,
And many quaint design
OF traps and ventilations
That look extremely fine.
81 don't know much about it
THAT is, practically, you know.
But on theory I'm very strong,
As I will plainly show;
And if my meaning should not be
{ At times so very clear,
Well refer it fUr solution to
A Sanitary Engineer"
zone short word more, Sir Architect,
pray thee bear in view;
want it to be the very best
That any man can do.
But then, I'D like it cheap, too,
d So take the estimates until
You, get way down below the cost,
q. Then scoop the lowest BILL"
And now, let every plumber
54 Get ready for this plan,
And interview the Architect
And Sanitary Man.
Say nothing about character,
Experience or skill,
For you surely will get left
Ifyours is not the lowest bill. N.
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The Great Incubator.

We now know why Gen. Butler has been SO
solemn and quiet lately. While sitting on the
extreme point of Cape Ann, casting one eye
toward the Cape Of Good Hope and the other
toward Cape Horn; smiling blandly upon all
corners, but putting his fingers on his lips if
any one essayed to break the silence, the gen.
eral has been ''wrastling" with the great sub
iect of the salary grab, so as to be able to put
Il before the people of Massachusetts, in way
70 silence all complaints and charm all hearts.
Sew, N columns Of explanation have already
come Com his facile pen, and still the great
tall ref.>sins unfinished. Until it is done the
General must continue to sit, pensive by the
Ocean side. on "a stern and rock-bound
coast.n and liSten to the murmur of the sad
sea waves. SuSh production, under circum-
stances so impressive, reminds us strongly Of
the Matching Of the Cosmic Egg, according to
the history Of the mystic school.
Upon the rock yet cncreate
Amid chaos incohate,
An uncreated being safe
Beneath him rock,
Above him cloud,
.. And the cloud was rock,
And the rock was cloud.
The :, ,ck soon growing moist and warm,
The clio nd began to take form,
As ,houe. h something would be born,
form haotic, vast and vague,
Which issHed in the Cosmic Egg.
Then the being nncreate
Upon the egg did incubate,
And thus became the incubator:
And of the egg did sllegate,
And thus became the alligator,
And the incubator was potentate,
But the alligator was potentator. :
Boston Herald.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Discount for Early Payment.

The ad valOrem Tax Roll for the municipal
year 1882 will be turned over to me for cOllee-
ton on October 9th inst.
BY virtue of a resolution of the City Council,
the undersigned hereby gives notice that the
city taxes for the municipal year ending Febru
airy 18th 1888 are due and payable on or before
the expiration of SAID date.
In order to facilitate the collection of said
tax am authorized to make the following dis
counts, viz:
On tax paid prior to Oct. Goth 10 per cent.
cent. -
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 4th, 1852. "a
JULIUS HOVER,
4-lOt City Collector.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES
FOR SHERIFF..

ALL announcements for candidates within
half an inch space S5.
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Iti,sa d that the effect Of shipping western
dressed IA. IF to New York has induced four
Of The l.rs st slaughterers Of the metropolis
=, transfes their establishments to Chicago
and take tks r meat CASTOR sa'e'
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Ex-Governor Anthony, of Kansas, is &C
con ,plishing wonders in railroad building with
his peaceful army of 1000 men, having COM
plete d within year 200 miles OF track from
Ei p. SO southwark toward the city of Chihua-
bm. AT this rate of progress the great min
cal re-, ions of Chihuahua, Durango and Ia
catecas. will soon enjoy the advantage of rail.
road Con ,munication.
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p@Subscribe for the EVENING "LIGHT''
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Parties wishing paving done will find it to
their interest to call and get estimates on their
work Samples Of this pavement can be seen
at our Office. l-sS.Im
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All diseases of Eye and Ear treated i'm the
most approved manner with the latest appli-
ances. Crooked ewes Strengthened, artificial,
inserted to move naturally, etc., etc.
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Office at gig Commerce Street,
with DIR. Rankin,
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Proprietor San Antonio EYE and EAR In
Urinary, formerly surgeon i'm charge of Kansas
City Eye, Earand Throat Infirmary.
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- ORN'S, Bunions and Ingrowing Nails extracte!
~. without pain, by A. FREY, Chiropodis. OF
flee at L. Browdowskis barber shop, a3I Commerce
street.
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Edmund j. Davis.
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Avertising Directory.

n ERALD GRIFFIN, Attorney and Counselor al
SILaw, Office, No. a4.French building, S. E. Cor
business entrusted to my care in the State and Fed
eral Courts. 49,. e.
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MRS. MARTHA BROWN, 40l Acequia St.
lxl can accommodate several cOlOrd board
ers, by the day, week or month. Also sends
meals to white parties desiring same. H-l9 Il
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CINGING AND PIANO LESSONS by the
OPrima Donna ANNA ROsETTI GERHARDT.
Residence No. 48 North street. 1O-2-1m.