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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-10

A HUSBANDS STORY OF PERSECUTION
morning in the Police Court young colored man
named William Richardson was put on trial for
seriously assaultfng an old colored man named
Noah Dickson, who stated that he lives on Meri-
dian Hill, and his wife, who left him recently,
came 10 his house several days ago and compain ned
that In the division OF property he took some OF
her bed clothing and her marriage license. The
witness stated that she got a club and beat him
all around the house yard; and the defendant
picked up an iron pot OF the stove and struck him
over the head, seriously inJuring him. A sentence
or 90 days In jail was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-10
Local Notes.

The man who forfeited collateral at the Police
Court last week for dlsOrderly conduct was VIM
j. James and not VIM. A. Jones'
Those who subscribed to Mrs Fassett's crayon
picture OF Gen. Garfield can have their mon " re-
turned by applying to Gen. Swain, U.S.A., as suf-
ncient chances were not taken.
During the trial Of a case in the Police Court
this morning Lawyer Moss told a witness who
was prompting the witness on the stand to .'shut
up" Judge Smell threatened to flne the attorney
for contempt OF court for using such language to
witness instead of making his objection to the
court
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26

IT is said that Frank james. at
times. suffers from Il paralysis Of
some of tn" MUSCLES of the right side.
slIprrnducrd by wound, Received in
his profession. This matter should
b. locked into. We are aatuniohrd
that 40 movement has been made be
fore this to have Mr.. james pen
stoned 1t Is too bad that one who
suffers from such wounds should be
obliged /" 20 without Il pension.
However. after hr has been govern
ment detective for a few months. Il
=, Sltl"m he will he rendered as
soon ;N he Is convicted Of murder and
pardonrd, his attorney can apply for
a pension. and the application will
be- endorsed by half the population
of Missouri. Mr.. james is indeed
f"rtunat" in his prospects, We h.v"
st'rn nothing from linn on religious
topics. 10 opinion a. 10 the future of
Mr.. l%rr~"ll rr amy of the other
prominent citizens Who belong to
other churches than the one which
Nr James honur~ 10y q membership.
- 1t l. Ir"pahlo that he is too sick
to ENJOY himself Peck's Sun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART.
A New and Brilliant Gallery O:ened.

M,-~r- Bradley \ Ku'of~on hrsc rru.n,cd
from thor old i"t4;Iu!I IN N,.Ut-."lurry
>t,.rt To ttr urW huiidinc. corner of t,ary
magnificent building they have>o arranged
THAI all lovers OF ~un pictures can SEQ i, =
Glance tia: Ion ,,Nr. renee h2~ linnc guided
their Tlsn~. W photographic gallery
ha~ auy hotter II hi. ana II l. a
question if any IN the world has as
GOOD. IN vatnr takes Nuu from ,he
nupont street entr nee Ia the r"CCl ton
TOM. and from this room the lahi rinth of
larur-. sim. and operating rooms
can Is one L. Imagine that a very large
.ul.I -. mo rl must have been expended 70
cumrlr;c such arrangements.
The rows of glass negatives that have
come down for tw -nty five year, or more.
causes one to wonder also what has become
of thr~,. people and their lives. Every Now
ly-inNrntcd method that brings the perfect
t." to the card they have seized upon.
Portrait Painting. crayon work. water col
ur< each have their drNutc,~. and you Will
find finished artists III their studios. In Il
word II" more perfect gallery can lee found
III america, and the long hold Mc-~r~. Brad
ley X Eului~uu have keep; As the masters IN
their lime they seem unwilling t. surrender.
They hive likewise made Il specially of out
side views and public bindings. and thsIr
nr-.a, ives are of the first order. Photo
Graphic art l. one of tho tra.lrC, of thu
Coast. and when such II rc~I"u~IIilC finn
keep NJ with the advancement and novel
ties uf the day II l. a pleasing tact to herald
and t. tell the stranger who comes Ia our
door tint they Z tuuu, - u@tr1l III NI-ItIu-.
tn. Rooms of Mrs-r- bradley X iiulnie"u.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26


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feet Hi the cr"'lriilil7 victim ne
hurled II IL, h"r WIN All the strength
possessed ID! his hra"ny re-" arm
Inc missile struck i'r on 'l'' ci"''
ana WAS ah>"'r''ipI Siirirh III an
gulsh. lie returned to ms place ami
the circle revolN"d AGAIN uhtll ah
other lhilah WAS ehtitlcu l" Il muir
derOllS ling,
The wrrtrh'd creature al me Slah"
was cr'uchlhT III slich an a'il''ld' tii'l
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26
. 90

John" SAID the cashiers wife,
dropping INTO the bank i'll the midst
of IA shopping trip, You forgot to
leave III" that money this morning"
W hat namr asked the cashier.
without looking mp. Name, name"
exclaimed the lady. Il am Your
wife. No doubt, no doubt" an
,w,rrd tn" cashier mechanically and
going on with his writing; hut you
will have to bring some one ttu idcn-
tify YOU. {.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26
BREARLEYS TELEGRAPH CODE.

A new and ingenious method of So
curing cheap teleyraphing by the Use
of code in which letters are substi
tuted for words. enabling one to send
from twenty to forty words for the
price of ten. has been invented and
copyrighted by W. ii. Brcaricy, of
the detroit tNirhiytn Er"Hiny .NrUS.
The code. which contain, IL yocabu-
larry of l225 words. and is very sim
pie, easily understood and entirely
practical. may be obtained at rental
of 81 per year by sending to the in
veItor the price for the first year.
If the statement made in liavcn's
Rhetoric lpagc so nr true. that IA
vocabulary of 800 words suffice for
telegraphing in Great Britain" then
Brearley'S code with more than f1nr
tiHcS that number of words should be
ample for ordinary business comml
III alton.
\ shop Was burned down in the
town of Dawson. Ga. the uthrr night
and this is the way i'll which the local
VII pIIINltI IitS event. IJt'
fore the fire engine had reached tire
scene the flames were wildly tossing
their devourlng tongues far olt and
above the crown of the grnaning
building. 1t WAS too late. His e;l-
tanic majesty had whipped hi, i'm,
pctuous team into a pace at once too
furious and too daring 10 be- met and
bridlcd, the fiery glare of the flames
had lit up the grounds for hundreds
| of yards around, and while the great
crowd stood III wondering awe. as
the seething furnace of fire and flame
dashed and dashed about in its roar
| ing fury. the sudden crash of the dis
membered roof As it went splitting
and hurting its way to the ground
told in umnlstakable terms that the
work Of destruction w;t- completes"
A Cow One HUNpREp YEARS ULD.-
The most aged COW III Georgia per
haps in the United States is owned
by a citizen of Hawkinsvillo. The
owner aa,lIrcs us that the COW Is 100
years old. and is now giving milk
When We mentioned the improbable
ity. IN fact. the almost impossihility.
Of hi, cow being ltD years old, the
gentleman assured Il, that She has
hrl"n%'Tito hi, grand parents, great
grand parents and other ancestors.
and that there Is no doubt that the
COW is lUo year, If age. We can lay
for the oWnrrOf the COW the gentle
man who makes the statement that
he Is one of our most esteemed cItI
Zens. one not accustomed 10 cXargcr-
ate and whose word has never been
doubted. The gentleman is fifty
years of age and is Il member of one
of the old and noted families Of the
State Hawkinsville. tGa.) Dispatch.
The Chamber of Commerce Of
every seaport in Germany has pro
tested against the exclusion Of Amer
lean pork.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26
POISONOUS SERPENTS.

POISONOUS SERPENTS.
\clrumuji~ Su;,h,.~ are those which
huvrtwo holIuW teeth in the upper
law tLruIi-.h which they eject poison
INTO tine wound mat" h} their bite.
Tlr Great lnajurlly If makes ar" not
vr!nmuU~. but nevertheless thcr" II"
more vrrrmou~ ~n;,kre IN the world
;lau u,~j n"li really require.
Tl"rr ar two clr~-re uf v"uumujlN
-n.!n"- those WAu,r bite l. certain
d-.rf. these Whose bite can hc cured.
Ih,. ont, lrununu~ snake inhahi,inr
Eurrin. l. 1hr wiper. l'ut liz bite l.
sr,iulh fatal. In H." l'!h'e States.
with Inc rn-~ihi" except on of \"W
N"N,rn and NiIunH. there are only
are" Ncmunuu~ H." r;itl"-nHI,r. Tia"
ctrprrhrad. and the morra~Im All
CIR uli,r ~uai>,'~ al" ltnrm"r'>~. In
.-"lur places the e rl4"rlicHd i known
"a th. fla: I";.l,pi ad,lrr. hut liz"
rti.cr Species Of -ua hc-. t" Whlrh Tia"
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not darrtn ri,,rai.lly.r. He lax IN
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wa, infested with SNAKES. but had
cruelty rrfrIinrd from warmth; linn.
The officer wa ON. Of th, Hrty,~t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26

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"N,.'"
Yes. Your arr -ald to.hrunr Of the
,L,. uru~, uu,allar men in prtrui1.
Yru ;,r. rich. ru,ular. and liberal.
a;I could I've elected hy large
,n;tinfItv.
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L,Ir. ,niuut,. and then asked:
=. \r. Won dry -
Never Wa4 50 dry iminy life"
With :; r.rT,rtlv pIaciI counter
:ur,. Mr. blank filled i schooner"
Min water. p!;,c,d it on the bar. am,
Lnukrd ,i,. man ~uuarr i'm the exc. a.
me- oajI.
II Nina, = tuu-aud times uhl,cgrl
+, d,r,ny,. bat | cant uccr,t du;
nllirr.'
"Iou can't Dent You want to
IA nav i,l..,ult HAY SOMETHING,
L,.,i,r u-h dot, | vi, yninr To- run
for G,,rruor next time, Come real
ui,ru and drink To- my ,;lrr,.7~
.
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M"''il'h HAS 'N l'T"'l'' " 9'''''' I'',I
r'.Hdrkdhl" W!th Il HEAlliiE- l"'t.
She Wa, visiting ia North Framing
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shower WIS I'd9NIil"' 9..i"- WIN
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26

lloIIn\y G""uS CItrnu. lennon ar urlu..r
peel, &c Maple Sugar. IL To- 10. Pure
honey and maple syrup. PlUm lrIddiu.:
mlurc meat. Nuts. all kinds. 10 IL 2tH'.
NUI CrInr CurrInt~, r,I~Iu-. pruur~. pulled
cherries. ra>phrrrlv~. hltcnhcrrIr~. Gran
hcrrIr~ Guc. Ia .Ic. a gallon. Ec~t variety
of CANNED fish. nrIt~. uI ~trr~. clans III city.
tnru porirr-. good nnc-. nc. send tor
full list To IL. \. Smith, Ii9 Post ST.. san
Francisco. Cal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26

-.-s 4.'--E->--Ia-.As--4s <~~4--i ..A...- So
= -! - ~. % "9s - . .,..S, oC14.-s,
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Ii.-s. As: t1- - CT. 2;,;l-
l1.o.ia-yT Gs.-...-,. CO.. 80 &c c.-l...-.
- EnLn BY VI NNI-i,ELNIS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26

Medical ecirncr Is making fair
Progress. 1t ha, just been discovered
that hlindfolIinT Il man suffering
from dcIriUm trW'IS Will bring
him instantaneous relief Ihi, dis
covrry- Is simply priceless.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-26

corls arc used y. .:-.a.cc Ct 5oaos, a:.d
by removing t!Io Elastic - TIC
Shoulder S.rIps It can &c Washed.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-10
Laredo Letter.

Special Correspondence of the Evening Light.
LAREDO, Jan. 9-The most excitement in our
city is the arrest of the one-leged defaulter and
Cameron the detective. Capt. Joe Shelly de-
serves credit for his energy in capturing the
defaulting party.
Capt. Boyard, our deputy marshal and Capt
Nelson, deputy sheriff of Webb county guarded
the landing on the river all night, armed and
equipped as the law directs, waiting the ap-
proach OF the miscreants. If they had come that
way they would have met with warm recep-
tion. Nelson says, "BOyard, old boy if we cap
ture them you must come to see me on the
Hudson, as am now planning my residence"
Boyard stood erect and said shake, pard :
Orleans is good enough for me- I'll 90 there
and open brOkage business"
After they had found out the capture had
been made they met at Sim COoly's: "Well.
NeIs., how about the Hudson 2" Just the
same, old boy, as the brokage business in Or
leans, only think you had better take i'm a
partner"
1t is reported that the larger portion of the
money that was not gobbled up by the detec-
tive has crossed into the Land of God and Lib
erty with Folks nephew. Laredo is bad place
Tor refugees to make for, as she has the most
efficient officers in the state always on the
lookout.
Laredo. Tex, can boast of more sour-looking
men since the new year has started than ever
seen before Laredo. MEXICO, people look in
splendid spirits. Business seems ID be lively.
whenever You see such men as Carter Hansen,
Gallagher, Williamson, Theriott, Dettmar and
many more enterprising citizens could men,
ton, business is bound to be good.
Some OF the gay gamblers have packed their
traps and started east, leaving Laredo In dis
gust. Some are still waiting for old man
Rustic. ...f.# ~ +. l..
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-10
HAPPY KAY-HODGES.
He Entertains His Friends in "a Pleasant
Way Prior to His Departure.


Mr.. Harry w. l.. Kay-Hodges entertained his
friends last night at dinner, at Bianchinis res
taurant, to celebrate his accession to a fortune
and his engagement to Miss Beard.
Among the guests were the Very Reverend
Dean Richardson. the Reverend James Ashley,
DIR. Young, w. Holland, A. Fl. Thorpe, A. Il.
Norton, Mrs Beard, Miss Beard (the host S
tianceel, Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Kendall, DIR. G. Ora
ham Watts, Mrs. and Miss Murphy, Mr.. and
Lyle, F. j. Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs II, Ryder
Taylor, Mr., and Mrs, j. nmaline, Mr. and Mrs
X. A. Holland, Mrs. and Mrs. III. Phelps, Mr..
and Mrs. c. n. Phelps, Miss Rose Phelps, g. W.
Appleyard. A. Shaw, Roland w. Darlington, r.
Joseph Alfred Theakston, Miss Alcock, Miss
Mitchell and Mr.. Craik.
The guests having been seated Mr.. Kay
Hodges and his fiancee, Miss Beard, occupying
the hosts seat having rs vis-a-vis the Rev. j.
Ashley and Mrs. Beard, Dean Richardson said
grace, and the company proceeded to enjoy the
which did credit to the liberality of the host,
and to Mr.. Bianchinis ability us caterer
At the conclusion of the dinner tOasts were in
order and the following were heartily drank,
assoclating with them the names of the gentle
men bracketted, who made responses
Her Majesty, the British Queen" Mr., r. A.
Hollandl 1.-The President OF the United States -
eee Miss H. rp W. H T. i Ksy III d,a
1.-The Clergy of all Denominations" dean Rich
ardsonl The Ladies" Nr, A, y, Thorpe( THE
Press, Mr.. Il. J: kendalD ''The Medical Pro-
fession." Dr: G. Graham Watts and The San
Antonio British Association" tthe President,
w. Holand). The Rev j. Ashley acted as
POSTMASTER and did his duty excellently.
guests enjoyed themselves in various ways
such as dancing, old English games, singins,
recitations, which was heartily enjoyed by all
present uptii . a,clack this morning, when
guests departed, evidently well pleased with
their entertainment, for which cordial vote
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-10
LIGHT SPARKS.

The weather is charming,
Some changes in the police are rumored,
No more arrests of gamblers this season.
-Ex-Minister Washburn takes horseback ex-
ercise and finds it beneficial.
Several Italians are reported us among the
voters ut the last election.
Mayor French is now credited with having
an eye OF, the COUNTY collectorshp next time.
A change of venue IN the Ben Thomson
case was denied by Judge NOonan this morn
ing.
The want of drainage on st. Mary's street
in front of Turner Hall, creates u terrible
nuisance.
The funeral of Aug. Krisch was largely at
tended. Mr.. X, was Il plain citizen but widely
known and liked.
"A fancy irquirt made by Ben Thomp-
son in jail, was presented by Mr., Thompson to
his friend Mr.. A. G. Martin.
A burglar got $3.50 in the general Office of
the GALVESTON, Harrisburg and San Antonio
hallway Monday night.
1t was the Sunset depot instead of the
international" where the affair of Rodgers
trashing brakeman.tOOk place.
1t is stated on good authority that there
were only fOrty-eight Italians that voted for
Mayor French, instead of four hundred.
The council of the British Association meet
tonight at Hollands store to complete it's
organization, and TO transact urgent business.
-one Weck from next saturday the city re-
turns will be opened There is not likely to be
anything done until the next council comes in.
Mr.. A. A. Wolfe, the dry goods merchant.
was smiling all over his face yesterday. It's a
girl. He was so happy he forgot to weigh her.
st. Marys street has become a Workshop.
being INSTRUCTED by Stone-cutters and carpen-
tiers. The timber for the new bridge IS being
prepared ON the street.
A piano recital will be given at the Alamo
Music House next Thursday evening. Prof.
Lamont. Madame Rosetti Gerhardt and Mr.
Chas. Gerhardt VIII contribute To the enter
tainment .#..
Ernst takes the death of his dogs very much
to heart. One of them was so valued that he
had refused horse for him. The dogs, Mr..
Ernst says, were poisoned on the premises of
MIR. Fork, on the opposite side of the street,
The funeral of August Kirsch took place
this morning from the family residence on the
i'a4dera road, representatives of the knights
of Honor and Arheiter-Verein, of which as
sociations the deceased was member, were in
attendance.
Commerce street has become too busy a
thorOughfare for doctors buggies TO stand for
hours along side the sidewalks; the some rule
that applies TO hacks should apply TO private
carriages. They should not be allowed to oh
struct the streets
VIII two years serve to undo the mischief
of the late city election Had some candidate
been placed in the field against French to de-
feat the better element of opposition would be
more hopeful. We see no escape, except
through political organization.
--Piqued by the way he was treated at the
polls, Mr.. NJ. G. Anderson yesterday sent his
resignation of the Office of Recorder to Mayor
French, but later in the day, by advice of his
friends, withdrew it, and will continue To dis
charge the duties of the position till Recorder
elect Calaghan qualities.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-10
The Barbour-Chew Wedding.

Amid a select circle of relatives and frinds,
Miss Saddle Chew, daughter to DIR. Chew was
married to Professor Arthur J. II. Barbour,
Organist of San Fernando Catheral, at the re-
sedience of the brides parents ON Avenue C,
the very reyeped Deacon Richardson perform
ing the cermony,
The presents were numerous, typical of the
respect in which the newly united couple are
held.
Miss Sadie Chew is well-known in San
Antonio as one of the bellies of the city. Profess
sor Barbour, is an Englishman, who has won
considerberable reputation as q meritorious
musician. Their new life is commenced under
very .auspiciOus circumstance, and they carry
with them the good wishes of their many
friends
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-10
Run Oyer by the Street Cara.

This morning boy, said to be about fourteen
years of age, named George Little, residing
with his mother at Mrs. Paschal's, on Acequia
street. and who works at Bells store, was
riding in street car No 20 standing on the front
platform. At the corner of Alamo and Main
streets he told the driver to stop, and, accord
ing TO his account, instead of doing so, he
pushed him on TIE platform. This caused the
boy to fall, and he was run over on the left
arm, Just above the elbow, and so injured that
amplltatiOn is regarded as necessary. The hoy
was taken into Dreiss' drugstore and thence
conveyed home. The police proceeded to find
known, on a charge of careless driving, but IL
the nuy's account is true il may resolve Itself
into more serious charge.