San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-14
CLASPED HANDS.
THE AUSTIN AND SAN ANTONIO TY-
POS NoBLY FRATERNISED.
How the Printers of the Capital City
Entertained Their Brethren of
the Alamo City.


On saturday afternoon the usua. mort
bound train upon the International md q rea
or,L,,,, ,oi,,.oaa ,,a, Ia,,,,,, Itch . -, =
'''"er" iai'''"u was iauo"'u WIN party
merry-makers who were bound for Austin
and of course the LIGHr commissioner wa,
shroa1 rhis ,,, 80. .,,,i g -
' party WIS oou"u i"i Aus'i"
where they went To enjoy the hospitality OF
Austin Typographical Union No rs and il,
raroonoI ,,os as ,,II,,,s.
was Us i"iO"''
reception committee Typographi
cal Union No lbs IN charge of the marty
StOnewall jackson TripDlett: president II
HutchinRs: George A. Perry and n e SChuIZ
D. d.
San Antonio TypographicaI Union No l72
| members) J. H. Hcavin president: q T.
| NicOls secretary; J. J. Noor6pad A W Hart
man, Is. +. Blake, Ed. KOerps. Chas Robinson,
| A. n. Newton, f. W. Weilmau j d. Nord.
haus Eugene Nordhaus. /. X. PauIev r "A
| Knelly Frank H. Bushick Ike JorLin John
b. Flood, and A. W. Mcmillan.
,,n, ,,,,u,rus
|
| MISS Ida Franz, Miss Martha Payne, and
MISS Emma AlnGnn.
=, APprentlces-HomerN V. oxford and George
| N0ruhaus.
| Lady guests-hrs: VI. A. Daniels Mrs.
Anneiiy' Miss Lena fISlnIne' and Miss Amelia
| muck.
| 7, HGests-AIderman ). n Gallagher Hon J.
| n. copeland, Is. Johnson, VIII JuIdn, X.
| " Iee,er' a. .. oplnk' u ~; Leach 1aptaln W
| Z: note, Lleutenant JOhn Tobln, Pfivates j.
| Editors and honorary MEMBERS. p. New
oo OH henry Suer-laylor. -,
Ou the TRAIN badges were distributed, light
| Dine Tor members, dark blue for guests.
Inc tram proceeded on the even tenor OF its
. WY anu no,hihY OF Importance occurred I'M
IN IL reached hyle' where the sable hued pOr-
ter IN stentorlan tones announced Kyle, -
minutes Tor supper. Ihen lew sought to
Lhesaie Tue IN, inner man WIN railroad station
ppahiuel, out the majority anticipating the
teast awaiting them, were content with lib
erai supply, ol lliuIu refreshments. soon the
~, al hpoaLu was IhIseu, hnu the party
proceeueu on ts way arriving IN Austin at
Ihe appointed ume. Fate at this time was
La. Ia. unpLSoPltloIs, as IfLZlng ram Tell,
t uut II couiu not uanlPeh the hrdur OF either
tha a., S'is 1toII s 'i,s',' ,,
, az ' i uepot ,is $40 were welcomed by
nnaly Iiehpers VI tue Ausllh lypoRraphlcal
nnioh' anu alnu Ihuhuer ana Tightening
tbeir bsII Pare NJ Tbapp ~ III avenue 10
SaLIE saii' SneIe III. mas: M. Mclaughlin, ON
tT VI .ne ISL .I uiou, Daue the san An
ooio u ,r anu at t.Slr guests nearly wei
President Heavip rben s5 s VA mra1e Dy
vas tsLa, In ordor o., u i'Jti an auJourhneht
"oS ,ht ~ oiuei i " give tne entertainers
anu suoh uSs S onahce 10 become Detter
snua ho,a, "" Tbi ~ SeOa cooins AT the Az
In boaLs 60 ~ T,, .no P"i Y Pioceeueu
IN haons,, " tne lupher hAIl' where
sih oa , was neiu' neLe very pleasant
dennrs,sS ISi,h eTior nne nan was tastetuily
sa , was iarge oanner inscribed WELCOME
cbaOdniars tha, srrood o ne oi Lne TWO large
wraatb oT avnrsrnan Jne nan was huge
IN
Ti,n ~ .g1 0au TN aUolo IyPographlcal
o,aOt W. n. 10; .. th ' wIeath was suDse-
fbe nt e. IN, Tue auy pri9ters' From
union was suspended The VI tables .bI AT wera
a. a., IN ~, ~ tHe centre OF the hall,
nactTp6 I; u hJ " I ~ cap a, lhe con-
oos NJ No. Deiiis liGue " MOWERS ana ever
xera nreSsnS ausOn th ,auies ana gentlemen
&C., PtosSo MY ne party arrived, ana
master of ceremonics Goan IlI Vii Ing au,Saa
nd, 81 H. ,II"IicI VIII i'ahDert,
luO party W anu get lntlf 'ldt
uar,S tool tSi was readily zone, and AS the
ters oUertet consIstia az tHe ssoies, the prln-
Snmm2inHs Rrow5 AMI R SI mesSIs' Jones'
bv Massrs portor r anu hG 1 G, assisted
~ s Srn,,, ,'e SraS anu Condltt sang
roLy pLIeI.S lualr'et' lhese gentlemen nave
70 the SeIgbt Of the vsitorS ~ use mem, ana
t .ae III. u ine Slsltors they sang several
thni attantfn IN" 20 ,h f ine 'islIoIs turned
Itt ~ " tIIe leaSt, anu louhu IL 10 De
catoras s IN ,h WY. DICK buIah was the
| and the wines and cigars sSnniiad b,, IEo om,
| eyed Brown, and his spiritual coadjutor.
~. llllngsWOrth, were OF the finest quality.
| When the typos and their friends had thor
Oughly RECALLED themselves with the liberal
yiands set before them, they had arrived at
the first toast of the evening, "0ur Guests"
was offered; John Copeland was called upon
TO respond. John rose with due dignity, and
| with grand eloquence peculiar to himself,
complimented Austin and Its citizens as the
best in the world, excepting, of course, San
Antonio. Next came the Art of Printing"
| uuu W Ihht supJcct tnuTlte Il. MCBduHn-
| lin did full justice in very eloquent speech
Then came the time honored toast, The La
| dies, God bless them" TO which Mr.. Frank
| Bushick was called upon to respond. Frank
| took his stand several yards from
| his chair to give due room for his
| emotional faculties, and sailed in" He
| "angelised' woman and said so much for her
that one could almost fancy that he saw the
| wings protruding from the beautiful dresses
| of the fair ones present. The unique toast of
Tramp printer followed, responded to by
that delightful and whole souled Perry
| grinator. George A. Perry. He defended the
tramp printer. was indignant at the name
and thought that the boys should in the future
| call him the Typographical tourist " Speak
| ing for the state of Texas, Governor Ireland
| gave some interesting "reminiscences of his
early life and reflection upon literature of
| the state. Mr.. Is. +. Blake was called upon to
| reply for principles" and gave very inter
| esting speech upon what they were and their
| effects. The usual toast of
| THE PRESS
| o.,,o Il, a,a 1or,os u Na,,,ao,, ,,- A..
caie , ~ a I SaioS N s was tne ex-
pe,' IN NJ N vouase VI son me lnteTeslng re-
I'll, NV I Saia t,ie press OF IeXas
| cohsI9erapy JuH -hanu,elneu democracy pc
n9 bne on tha o anu ne pr9PGsed 10 add