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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-20
POLICING THE TOWN.

Alexandria, July i8.-The idea of occupy
ing Ramleh has been abandoned. Five hun
dred marines will occupy seven different posi-
tons, which is expected to place the whole
town under effective surveillance. A native
police force has been organized to act under
the direction Of the military police, and de
tective force has been instituted to search for
suspicious persons.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

Washington, July I9.-The president Sent
the following nominations to the senate to-
day: VIM. Hale. of Iowa, to be governor Of
tRe territory Of Wyoming; J. Schuyler Crosby,
OF New York, governor of the territory OF
Montana; Wilson Hoover, of'California, asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court Of the ter
rtory Of Arizona. Postmasters-D. A. Wind
sor, at Alexandria, Va; Chas. A. Leaver, al
Lexington, Va.
CONTRAST WITH TEXAS DEMOCRACY
Atlanta, July I9.-The state democratic
convention met IL o'clock in the hall If the
house of representatives. After call of the
roll OF delegates, Capt. Henry Jackson, OF
Atlanta, was elected permanent chairman by
reclamation. The business has proceeded
quietly, and nothing but harmony has been
shown.
Atlanta, July I9-An afternoon session OF
the state democratic convention was held.
After long and stormy debate, the majority
rule was adopted by vote of 1876 to I64. 1t
was prop osed to nominate Hon. A. H. Ste
phens for governor by acclamation, but the
proposition was withdrawn and Mr.. Stephens
AMI Hon. A. A. Bacon wefe put in nomina-
ton. The convention then adjourned until 9
o'clock tomorrow.
SENATOR HILL s CONDITION.
Atlanta, July Ex-senator HIPS physicians
say that he may live three months on the out
side, but may die at any time. On Monday
he was forced to use tube in taking food,
but yesterday and to-day took it naturally.
YELLOW JACK ABOARD.
Philadelphia, July I9.-The bark Fannie
II. Lorng, from Matanzas, is detained at
quarantine with two cases of yellow fever
Four of her crew died of yellow fever on the
voyage.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEE.
Jacksonville, July 10. - A Tallahassee
special says X. M. II. Davidson was nomi-
mated for congress from the first district by the
democratic convention to-day.
FUNERAL OF MRS. LINCOLN.
Springfield, July I9.-Mrs. Abraham Lin
coin was buried to-day. All business, public
and private, was suspended, and the streets
were thronged with citizens. Gov. Cullom,
Judge S. II. Treat, Gen. John A. McClennan,
Hon. Milton Hay, Col. John Williams, Hon.
S Johns. Hon J. c. Conkling and Captain
John S. Bradford, acted as pall-bearers. The
altar was completely covered with handsome
flowers and Grape The state officials attended
in a body. Secretary Lincoln and members
of his family, and near friends, were the CHIEF
mourners.
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Notice 10 Water Consumers.

In view ofthe great quantity OF water used
Turing the dry weather. the attention % I water
consumers is directed to the rules of hi. com
nany forbidding the constant flow of water for
irrigation or other purposes.
The abuse Of the privilege of irrigation b,
sprinkIing by many persons has become s..
fragrant and common that in future any viola
ton Of the rules governing the use of water
by consumers, will nece> state the cutting of,
OF the water entirely from such consumer
without further notice.
By order board OF directors San Antonio
Water Works company.
San Antonio, Texas, July IS, 1852. S.I5-h.
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To the Republicans of the Tenth Congress
siOnal District.
San ANTONIO. IulY 7. 1882

SAN ANTONIO. July 7, 1882.
A convention of the republicans of the 10th
congressional district, comprising the counties
of Bandera, Bastrop, Bexar, Blanco, Burnett,
Comal, Concho, Crockett, Edwards, Gillespie,
Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Kinney, Lampasas,
Llano, Mason, McCulloch, Medina, Menard,
San Saba, Travis, Uvalde and Williams, is
hereby called to meet at San Antonio, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of August, 1882, at S
p. M, for the purpose of nominating candi-
date for congress, and to consider such other
business as may be brought before the con-
ventOn.
The chairman OF the republican committees
Of the counties above named are requested to
call conventions or meetings of the republicans
of the county at the county seats of the several
counties to elect delegates to this convention,
the calls to be duly published. Each county
NAV send as many delegates as it thinks
proper, the basis of representation to be fixed
by the district convention.
A. SIEMERING,
Chairman of the Republican Executive Com
mittee for the 10th conpre ssional district.
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Mysteries.

Where are you going. dear little feet -
Restless, pattering things!
Bearing your burdens soft and sweet
Swiftly as the swallows wings.
Where are you going, dear little hands?
Busy from morn til night!
Counting the hours by golden sands,
Charming with new delight!
What are you saying, dear little tongue!
Chattering all day long.
Words that the wild birds teach theil
young
Sweeter than speech or song.
What are you seeking, wondering eyes!
Gazing away to the West:
Watching the rosy. sunset skies,
Where the day sinks to rest.
All! little baby eyes Of blue,
Wandering dreams ofyours,
Life must be sweet when life is new,
Long as the world endures!
Emily Huntington Miller.
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Pound Notice.

Taken up, and in the city pound, on Eas,
street, adjoining stone crusher, on the I4,h day
of July, 1883:
One dun jack branded with square brand
One dun jack branded with Spanish
brand.
One black jennet branded with two Spanish
brands.
One spotted steer, branded with a circle
cross and ?. w. with bar through it, and
marked with an over crop and under-hal
crop.
One white steer branded l. N. with bal
under it. and marked with swallowfork anC
underbit and overbit.
Which will, if not redeemed before sale. be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at said pound, at the hour Of II
o'clock, a. M, on the 22d day of July, 1882
N. B.-Bds less than the amount fixed by
ordinance will not be received for any ANNA
put up at auction.
PHIL. SIIARDEIN,
7-I4-3t Marshal.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-20

If THE people were consulted about tax re-
duction they would say that instead of reduc'
ing the internal revenue on perfumery ant
bank checks, they would greatly prefer to have
95H per cent. taken off of rice; the S9H, 81
and 92 IS duty taken off of blankets, the g
per cent. tax taken off of flannel, the SO pei
cent. taken from wooden hats and the heavy
tax on numerous other necessaries of life very
greatly reduced. Austin Statesman.
The democratic are not in the habit of con
sulting the people only to find out which would
be popular in any given district. for instance
in eight congressional districts the democracy
will be free trade and in three riif-for-revenue
only. The democracy want the spells nc
matter how they pull the wool over the eyes Of
the people.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
IMP rRTANT PUBLICATIONS IN GERMANY.

IMP ,RTANT PUBLICATIONS IN GERMANY.
Berlin, July I9.-The Cologne Gazette and
Berlin North German Gazette print articles on
the Egyptian question, which are regarded as
being directly inspired, and as representing
not only the policy of Germany, but that Of
the other powers, excepting England and
France. The article states that the Egyptian
question will only be ripe for Germany after
the western powers have come to mutual
understanding to apply for the assent Of Eu
rope. in view of the general need of peace
England may rely for support on all sides in
her endeavor to bring about a settlement Of
the question, especially if she adheres to the
roll of defender of her ust interests.
GREAT FIRE RAGING AT SMYRNA.
London, July I9.-A dispatch from Smyrna
to the News says great fire is raging there.
1t is said one hundred houses have been
burned.
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Houston Manufacturing Company,

Manufacturers of cypress water tanks and is
terms, of any size, from one hundred to,
100, 600 gallons. We set up every tank, and
mark each piece and every hoop. Scale
drawings showing foundation and support,
Prices and estimates furnished on application
% F. F: Collins, corner Semmes and Con,
streets. Houston Tsvas 3-27.H
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Dissolution IF IL.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the name Of l.. Rhein & Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Of both parties.
L. Rhein will continue the business, assume
all liabilities, and collect all outstanding
debts. LOUIS RHIIN
HENRY GRAND JEAN. Ct.
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ONLY AFTER HORSES.

Sir A. Colvin, acting British consul-general,
has arrive from Cairo. and reports that SOL
hiers with acquisitions were breaking open
stables and Selling horses. No other acts of
violence had been committed up to the time
he had left the city.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-05-04

If the comet that WAS discovered by a
Young astronomer a week ago fultillS
half the promises made for il. we may
expect TO behold in MAY or June, a
celestial spectacle such rs has not been
equalcd since 1855 or 1911 This
comet, although some POO goo, 600 miles
from lis perihelion. which il viii not
reach for three months. shows bright
tail and a star-like nucleus. The infer
ence Is fair that the comet is very
large one, and that when il gets into
our neighborhocd il viii present mag
niiicent appearance. Moreover, Prof
Chambers figures show that the comet
Is piunging almost straight AT the sun,
which it viii probably approach within
one hundred thousand miles. The only
other comets, in the long list of those
bodies whose orbits have been calcn-
lated. which approached anything like
a. near 10 the sun a this are
the comet Of $40 II. G., the comet
OF l66S. the comet OF 1850, often
called Newton's comet, the comet
Of 1913, aud the comet If 1850. The
last named WAS observed only ia South
America and Australia and Al the Cape
OF Good Hope. Concerning the comet
al $40 Is. G, of which frightful things
are related and which i said 10 have
spill IN Two, not much is known. but the
measurements made IN the other cases
are generally t. he depended upon In
tact. y was the nearne-S nf toe approach
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-05-04
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Mr. Edward Freeman, the English
historian. has been so kindly received in
the United States that he says he will
never believe anything ill of the Ameri-
cans in the future.
Colonel Wellesley. the presumptive
heir of the Duke of Wellington, who is
ia very delicate health. was recently
married TO sister of Colonel Owen
Williams. The bride is a cripple for
life. owing 10 an accident when child.
She cannot stand without help, and has
TO he moved from room to room en-
chair with wheels.
William +. Chandler, of New Hamp-
shire. appointed to be Secretary of the
Navy. is native of Concord. in that
State, and is forty-seven wears of age.
He was Judge Advocate General of the
United States Navy in 1865, and subse-
quently. for two years, First-Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury. Since that
time he has practiced law in his own
Chicago Journal.
w. Clark Russell. author of the de-
lightful sea novels, The Wreck Of the
Grosvenor," "a Sailors Sweetheart"
and IAN Ocean Free Lance" is bar ely
thirtv-eight years old. He was born in
New York City when his father, the
well-known singer and composer, was
in this country. Young Russell went to
sea when thirteen years old, left it when
twenty-five, and married in the next
year, and began to write five years later.
Chicago Tribune.
jesse James mother was of the
Lady Macbeth type of woman. She is a
large, handsome woman six feet high,
with massive frame. and had no other
ambition than to nurture in her sons a
reckless, brave. murderous. lawless dis
position. They detested school. and
what little good influence that was ex-
erted over them by their father. vino was
a clergyman. was soon ended. Not be-
ing able to endure her treatment of him.
he abandoned her. -COUrier-Journdi.
The publication of the authorized
edition of the works of the late Presi-
dent Garfield has been entrusted to
Messrs. James X. Osgood " Co.. of Bos-
ton. 1t will be carefully prepared and
edited by President X. A. Hinsdale, of
Hiram College. Ohio. the lifelong friend
of General Garfield. who was thorough
" familiar with the late President hab-
its and method of thought. Ii will con-
tain new portraits of President Garfield.
The work is expected to be ready for
publication next November NerS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-05-04
HUMOROUS.

How may burglars be kept out of
any house? BY leaving the valuables
out at night on the front door steps,
y. \. Grnphtc.
The poet who asserts that life is but
4 dream was never called in to help
move the cook-stove or get barrel of
cider down ccllar.-Detroh Free Press.
A local tragedian in Minneapolis by
the name of Barol is so given to gnash-
inc his teeth when he rants that they
call him gnash-Barol -Bdliimore Er-
cry SATURDAY.
A machine for grooming horses has
been invented. If il ever is tried on a
mule we shall have some of the work
Ing parts of the machine on exhibition.
Non Hdren Register.
=. Don't you believe in future life
in which we shall renew the ties that
bind us together here?" Il do said
the hen-peclled husband sadly. "but
don't want to-. BrooslyR Eagle
Elephants. ii is believed. can be
taught 10 play billiards. II so. it will be
a great relief to Young men who are
now Obliged to give up SO much of their
valuable time TO this work.-N. o..
PicGyH7c
"A small boy in this city who was
PLAYING truant the other day. when
asked if he wouldn't get whipping
when he got home. replied: what is
five minutes licking To five hours of fun.
-LdUrcHcc -imericda.
There are a dozen known instances
where people have been cured of rheu-
matism by lightning striking the house.
Ii lightning was a-mind to attend to
business it could be Of great value to
man--Detrot Free Pres.
-. Look var, Glenn, don yo' be growl-
IN bout de scaceness CA dem var trou-
sers, Deys got rs much " ar in 'em
VII as dem shanks o. Won. eben ef yo'
fader did tramp 'roun' in EN- NON
forty wear He didn nab no sich airs,
He'd be prancin' rom in 'em Wit. and
be proud 'nuif ob de chance, ef dar WIZ
any 'casion for gearmints vhar he's
gone. "-konle Sentinel. m
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-05-04

Whether the coming comets close
approach to the sun will throw any
light on this interesting question of
course cannot be foretoid, but all the
present indications are that it will pay
its respects 10 the ruler Of the solar sys-
ten with royal splendor. presenting
perhaps such a scene us was witnessed
when the great comet of 1864. which
failed to return As expected, in 1860.
SPAWNED the heavens with its tail. In
the meantime there is no occasion for
anybody TO be alarmed. but good reason
for everybody to rejoice that we are
likely to witness one "f the grandest
phenomena of the skies.-NeU York
SIM
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/ TRIBES UNION"


It's sad Ia see - love he-trnic
In which such spien.iid strikes" are maid
man who'll undertaken life
OF welded bliss should carry
These rules Of how 10 treat tar wife
Then runner waiter marry.
A woman Is. YOU win ol,-serv-
Ani-irciy as shoemaker:
b. So Won must hi0ider r.;th a nerve
And be the mantua-maker.
You must supporter in her style;
Give her piir7er money.
And r-cc0liccter pleasant smile
VIII turner sweet n honey.
When she is scolding usher up
But do not once n sailor:
"Give Us anrst," NAV canlkerup,
And curer woes tnat tailor.
To teller all must Ice your plan;
But qi,astioneT-oh. ncVeri
Experience doth teacher man
The wisdom of this, ever.
On no aocsunisnt-ser when she
l. angry. for horse-shper
A YOU reply YOU N sorry bo-
Agcnt-le word may WOO her.
Bad drummer cobblers never drink.
Nor smoke tar-baker ever
II she's lecturer don't think
To player sleep is clever.
Don't say you're i,roker-gai:i when she
Doth spinner yarn for money.
But tanner writer weigtier V"
Ard i-welcr make sunny.
she n often teller painter show
Some miiiinor or other;
Then ypn must cutter walter 20
For doctor and her mother.
When she has soldier Sunday pants
In which Vull'N. butcher money
Surveyor not with angry glance:
Just actor little funny.
Nonll have moiher-in-laSycr know
Who'll often joiner daughter.
And when she takes your sculptor show
she's &c boss you viii take water.
DE moi make cooper II" for she'll
Detective one y spoken,
For try your artist To conceal
You cant-thus trustees broken
Keeper from auctiunepr or far;
But should she driver bargain,
mi buyer clerk or family jar
Don't say both cracked and far grin.
Let ynur nest drtss-maScr respect:
Inspector own with pleasure.
Don't hc unson hut select
The lodge thai boid- your treasure.
Keep gardener. II fn1ner-sans
To shield her Is your duty.
Constructor safely through life's gales,
And helper keeper beauty.
When Ger YOU take carpenter wright
lou must hand author letter.
For shout you starter jalurs spite
You a washer hadn't met her.
Some merchant; reason always set
When husn's - makes slater
Your coming home. Don't make cadet
Professor love nor hate her
Bartender when YOU speak. Don't let
One baraeT-ou- stnne-,.uttcr.
Fer men whovc glider wife. regret
With feelings too, too utter.
Another time. perhaps wheelwright
some other rules we know. sir,
But these il will not tutor slight,
II batter You would grocer.
a Ik.isfs E,.r.bs.
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| 'iP.h Aati vi a A'tit A'ihtA lllkO ALC
sun. This is not the popular view of the
dangers from comets, the fear usually
being that they may strike the earth or
produce pestilence by mingling the sub
stance of their tails with our atmosphere.
OF late, the other view has been made
more conspicuous, especially since Mr..
Proctor recent article on what he calls
the menacing comet of 1880. which he
anticipates may return in 1897.
The appearance of this new comet on
The heels Of the discussion awakened by
MIR. Proctor suggestion gives the sub
| ject renewed interest, especially in
view of the announcement that the COM
ing comet is going so close TO the sun.
Unless the calculators have made a very
great blunder it will pass through the
corona. and, if large enough. may Craze
the luminous surface. 1t should be
noticed that there is discrepancy be-
tween the estimates Of the perihelion
distance made by Prof. Chandler. of
Harvard University, and Prof. Boss. of
the Dudley Observatory, the latter max
ing The distance considerably greater
, than that above given. Both agree.
, however, that the approach will be Il
close one. The question whether the
earth NAV not n some time he in
danger from a great comet is all the
NOR. interesting hec,nse men of science
arr. moi exactIv in accord mon If Mr.
Proctor is NOT the only astronomer who
thinks tbo, IL eyer th, world i 10 he do
stroveJ with heal IL viii he ,ybe, . .,reat
comet nlunpes into the sun Fen those
,vhn tb;nL H. proo,or i n,ist.l.,,n i,
his conclusions .dm;, tho, ,riy.,, !, ,o,,,-
Of b;,r a,ou,h .,nJ ,,,,Ss;,,,, s.,no,o-,, nm
do,btaJl, H. ,.II ,,,on ,la s,,n ,,,,,,,IJ
nrove J;:,s,rons IN the ..r,h R,, ,hor
saw IL would rnn,,iro !, I'll. ba,-inqr !,
mas eomethirg lilo that Of Jnn;,ar ~
nrodpc. smell Elects .nd co,,no,od viii,
In,,;,.r tho NET ,,.s.;,,a ,.,,n,.,,, 49,.
s..in a,, ,,,.,,, ,,;,-,,;.s posiJas ,Lar,
saers c,nod ,a.Son ., bol;o,a ,ba, n
comet would, on approacbinr close
enough to the sun. be pulled TO pieces
and SO drop piecemeal into the great
orb. the fall being PROLONGED perbaps
through MANY revolutions. so that the
accession of heat caused by the con-
version of the comets motion would be
distributed over A considerable period
of time. Besides. rs Prof. Young has
pointed out. if A comet f. II into the SIN
the increase of heat would be mainly
used up in producing expansion of the
suns orb. and would afterward
be radiated out again through a
long SPACE of wears. Another very in
tcresting objection has been raised TO
Mr.. Proctors theory. namely. that As
hraannartar-S ot tn. Surfoc, which tho
earth presents 10 the sun is covered
deep with water. such an increase of
the suns heat AS the fall of a comet
might produce would cause a great in
crease of evaporation. which would use
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unb fleine 2inber. rSeut d E 8
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mirten Mpotbefen 3u 1aben.
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Die 2ofen bes biplomatij6en
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liefen ii@ insseiammt auf 1919, ,640.87.
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Gebabrentarifs itattfanb, 10 tuurber
bod fir 81, 1887 mebr on @ebiibrer
pereinnabmt, tpas auf cine bebeutenb'
3unabme oes Waaren=Smports bin
beutet.