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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-16

morrow is your birthday| ''~--'
$50 'tisn' said John. "Gracious! has
it come round SO soon?" =. -----'-----r
shaking out before his eyes a pretty
brown affair, all edged with silk of the
bluest shade, that presently assumed the
proportions of dressing-gown, this is
to be your present. But you must be
dreadfully surprised, John, when you
get it, for oh, l didn't want you to
known ''-'~~'' g. -
John made the answer he thought
best. When he spoke again, he said,
perplexedly, while a small quicker of
bewilderment settled between his eyes: -,
"But l don't see, Betty, what this
thing" laying one finger on the dressing
gown had to do with the sigh" :
THAT" said Betty, and then she broke
into merry laugh that got so mixed up
with the dimpleS and the dancing brown
eyes that for a moment she could not
finish. . ...s
"Oh, John, I was worrying so over
those buttons! They weren't good, but
they were the best l could do then. And
I'd only bought them yesterday. Two
whole dozen. - - -------,--,' ~
4" And when you put that ten dollar
bill in my hand l didn't hardly know it,
but l suppose did give one little bit of
a sigh, for l was so provoked that I
hadn't waited buying them til to-day" (
John caught up the little woman,
dressng-gown and all. - .,~,..-..
l don't think they have ever quar-
relied Since-at least l have never heard
Oh IL. p. .r.~-~
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shillings. This extraordinary drop did
not dlscoml ose the first driver. He
stepped forV ard as if l were going with
him as n ate OF course, saying in the
most contemptuous way, in speaking of
the tWo-shiIling man, "He will not be
able to give you such drive as 1 will"
AS was not engaged at that particular
time in buying and fanciful kind of
superior Irish driving at high-class
figure, went with the two shilling man.
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To All Whom it May Concern.

To All Whom it May Concern.
SAN ANTONIO, March 80, 1888.
This is to certify that after having suf-
fered from sore leg for eight years,
and having been treated by several ply
sicians, at great expense without obtain
ng relief. l applied to MIR. A. Schiers-
man at No 604 West Commerce street.
Mr.. Schiersman undertook the treatment
and after two weeks treatment cured
me completely, and it gives me the ut
most pleasure to attest this fact.
GEORGE ZwALLY,
Saledo, Bexar County, Tex.
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Very Learned.
God morning, Bridget"

"Good morning, Bridget"
"Good morning, miss. It's q very
oleaginous morning this morning, miss"
What did you say"
"It,s a terrible oleaginous morning,
miss"
Where did you get 'oleaginous,'
Bridget ?"
"Sure, an Michael told it to me last
night. He's great reader, is Michael,
and he says he got it out of the 'Sancho
Pedro
The encycIopa, liza has at last got pro-
nounCeable name.
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The corporal and Anna ShippeL made one.
saluting the bride, Corporal Schmock
fastened to the nearest saloon, and in an
incredibly short time he was in the
guard house, as drunk as a lord.
A few hours later Frederick rode into
the courtyard Of the barracks. He dis
mounted and was received with usual
hOnOrs by the colonel.
How is Corporal Schmock coming
on as married man."
He is in the guard-house, may it
please your majesty"
What has he been doing?"
He got drunk as soon as the mar
riage ceremony was over"
" Release him. His young wife will
naturally feel lonesome"
81 Did l understand your Majesty to
say young wife?'
"Of course; she says she is only
seventeen"
81 am afraid your Majesty has been
deceived, but possibly she meant to say
seventy one. She looks to be at least
that old"
"Then she must have aged very
much during the last few hours. Bring
her in"
The aged dame was led in. She was
vel y huCu oLlDdITdSS6u anu WIS Itduy
to sink through the floor, particularly
when her eight feet of husband was also
brought in.
He hurled himself on the floor with
mighty proneness and besought the
king to have him contaminated and put
him out of his misery, pointing sadly to
his venerable bride, who, lilse the daugh-
ter-in-law-elect Of the Mikado, was
"simply appalling"
Koko's distress was mild compared
to the mental anguish of Corporal
Schmock.
The king laughingly remarked that it
was plain that there was limit to his
power, and told the wretched husband
that he would be allowed to procure
divorce.
AS for the giantess, the king allowed
her TO dig potatoes unmolested. The
incident opened his eyes to the fact that
there was limit to the power Of even
the great Frederlck.-[Texas Siftings.
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For Sale.
Lots on Government HILL
Lots on Dignowity Hill.
Lots on Prospect Hill.
Lots on Tobin Hill.
Lots near Arkansas Pass depot.
Lots near Sunset depot.
Lots near International depot. 9-l2-tf
:HAMBLETON HADLEY & co.
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A little boy Of this city announced his
ability the other night to frame his own
prayer, and proceeded
30 Lord, make me good boy, and If
at hrstyou don't succeed, try, try again. &"
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" Hold You're talking against my wife!"
and it cut me to the heart, how you
might have married richer. l longed to
put ten times ten into your hand, Betty,
and it CALLED me because | couldn't"
Betty smiled and twisted away from
his grasp.
Running into the bed room she present
ly returned, still smiling, with bundle
wrapped up in clean towel
This she put on her husbands knee,
who stared at her wonderingly.
&c didn't mean" she said, unpinning
the bundle, Ito let it out now hut to-
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A FINE LECTURE.
.Around the Wsria.' BY Rev. ssfah
w. Brown

One OF the most interesting lectures
ever delivered in this city was given
last evening at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association by Rev.
Seiah w. Brown. OF santa Barbara.
California. On "A Tour Around the
World" For an hour and quarter
he kept his aadiencc in happy
humor. while he de~crihcd the various
citieS OF the cd world. Mr.. Brown
ha- made three toars OF the eastern
heafspAerc and the lcetare shuws that
be KEEP, hiseyes open. Hi description
of the yovare across the Atlantic. the
storm. and the burial OF Young man
Al zee. were all 81 visii that one cos'ld
almost see tn. whole thing. London
and Paris were described ard con
tra,tea. taenre on through ttsls, u
Eevpt ard the city IT Cairo with ~
donkey sovs and their animals. MI
Browns Se&cripsion Of his experience
al a ri,se on doskey kept his audience
ia an urrosr. From Csiro be took
the aa,tisnre tn TIE Pyramid. ani
down through the Red ees 10 india
and China.
lie eaaslu led with a short tsis on
China. The ieclure iarcufh 'sit
was one Of unhoandst inssiess All
f,iIl of information Ills dies rips IS
wsre given in ssyle rec tisall. nIs
own. Barsleitc says o. him, h. l,
.ns az the mos; intsrtsiniag lecturers
I have ever heard. Mr.. brown VIII
p,es.h in the FIRST Mesnasli; church
his evening aass will irave On the
steam hip Anccn for = IMP 80 ssaska
On his return "a this e.;s he NtI 'eSs-
ture On Aisska-
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The outlook fer Seattle today ID .
hundred f0:d brighter than Il was for
ean Francisro In 1854. and rnlcss the
representations OF such .hrewj in
vestars - mi.liooaire james Phclan.
w. W. Villa. Robert lPgcrsoll. JAM
ison, Sn. ith i Coiiing tthe New York
bankers VIM are fsraishiog the nos
ey for the Seattle, Lake Shore and
Eastern roacl prove incorfecs. Scat
tie viii be the second CRY on the Pa
cidc Coast IN ten years.-iOrcgoniab.
Feb. 18th. 1883.
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OUBB or
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DRowW Z Atlanta. e.
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RkFOkNED PREsBTTkRIANB
They Adopt Rather Curious Rese-

PirrsnrRsH, June AIT today's
session II the Reformed Presbyterian
church Of the United States resolutions
were adopted referring TO isolation
isolation from Identification with any
nation so long as il refuses 10 aeknowl-
edge Christ as its king, enjoinins ses-
sions under the care OF the synod 10
sec that the members of the congrcga-
tions do NOT identity themselves with
ony nation by any act that applies 10
allegiance aud refusing ecc.cs iastical
fellow ship with other churches which
allow their members 10 identity them
selves with . nation In it, neutrality
10 the claims Of Christ ~ king Of the
nation: also denouncing secret socie-
ties, endorsing prohibition and ehsrae-
serizing tobacco as filthy and injurious.
The synol then adjourned until Mon
day
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u Louls = - go - J1SSR.,s
man IN ~ rufune - Vfee.Se~efS~s
81 nominn1fra- n = furG 49,
"a tut ~ fursker IAN - Gnsdsv
sye11ne eseeessnee VI - ~ - ~
tf1s.9e beN4ng - vfro-psefdenffa1
eanasdsee 9ue<eeoo. = whtA Tie eo@-
parsfive ssFengfh and veaknens q IL
ysrtous candidates wf1 - talked own.
1nere b - 30ube III tAxs ~ odnin-
t.srsason i nntjsked w5tb IL a<1visa-
h5Iisy q ~ no@inG8ina e Judxs
eeesesasy wkisnsr shinks be csnnot
onsy carry lndtnna. but via make Il
x.eomsoEenh1e fer ~ Repahl5esps Ia
ynso, .nd possihiy carry ths Rscitc
Bat tso entire Delegations. Cali
fornia snd Maryland, have arrived NJ
70 this hour. The Los1isfzna. C0anec-
ticut, Maine and Massachusetts, dele
fstes hase photographed that fhey via
- hess carry On Sunday morning.
poRkpoBE coHcLrssoS.
6Inc> III receipt to-day Of he an
eAofftattve statement that Jusiee
Thurman would be : candidate fnr
vtcepsesitent. the leading Democrats
hefe seem 70 accept his nomination -
. fcfe90ne eoncinsson.
The statement made by eompetcnf
authority that Hon. W. L. 6cotS. Who
y supposed tn represent the preferences
81 The administration. IL earnestly nd
vocnfing - DE few delegates here the
wisdom ard importance 10 the party
81 Ihurnsn's domination
noon "Whise the fsrst choice Of cur
deiegstion - younger mzn than
douktIexn vote for him a. > unit. and
In my Judgment, he vii b nominated
By exclamation.
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NOTICE..

! win give any person who has
bought any lot. block or acre from
me in Seattle in the past seven years.
bis money back and one per cent.
per month Interest. / chal'ergs any
real estate des'er in Seattle. or in
any other city in Anerics, who las
done the volume Of business that I
have done, to make . similar offer.
GUY CAnLxroN PH.MxKY.
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FARM FOR SALE.

<-,oSstSrsSs; OF 10 ACRES oF rFKSr
L. s,sSs LAID. mostly alder lsad. siiaAie q
-. rafl.s f-sssa oi "a. kis>ap rconsv. ara
Il f,ssle- frSza Tassssas ard = from = ss-ae
hy Warer fwenty acres slashest. htrnru
a a ss.ssixSi: TIVE acres srubt-sif ~ frs
h.,s,,e shAse hassse. twS, lar-e sAs'sts- Kos'd
s-e.-es ser1as erSra< rsanniA< fhFsaiSa
r.ia-e A So. chance To keep dairy cows
"a III Re sssisi a. a ssriacs> Esss e@rr.ia
eysr osrrss. IN the ~.s7sns eslE1srr fef sia4s
~ ..as.t hy the middle Of lasies Aetes.
u.srta t-.an Take sas - sracs t'sa. -.
,,..,.s 80 $50 IL Nc have . ssTsrtF< 1se
go la tAs week. taaalr~ a. 9szisA r..si-
,---ss,-s, lsasr .iytES On me 49, hsN-
xA> fsnNets @9~A
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N Office.

,,-ns WILL w RrrEfyEp At THE or
* -. - ~, as.srrss sncs. nafsl IA % sth.
- - a. tas er,restaa cf . sSac< assck-
M i,~rrsl. ~ say bed, net tscssss ~ *
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DemOcraticEIectOrs
King County.

voC AREc0RDIALLY INVITED TO At
1 tend . meeting 10 be held in this city
At the rooms Of the Chamber of Commerce
in the Butler building. corner Of second
and James streets. on wednesday, June 6,
1sss. ~ 70 p. m.
The object Of this meeting Is 10 associate
together the Democratic electors Of this
county. that by organized cooperation We
may the better advance throughout this
territory the general principles Of Dem
ocracy. aud secure for the good Of our
county AID territory the adoption Of Ger
tain specific measures To which xe desire
TO see the Democracy pledged IN the COM
in vsxsl{tfe~f ~f,.r.
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ne Caassaoes - ogsDa his Ovo-N~
Reeursesee - ~ HEART Yv~sble-
WAsnIssTos, Jupr 2 AT rs O'Clock
this morning DR.. Matthews left the
Sheridan re-idence and said 10 . re-
porter that the general passed quiet
snd comfortable night and that there
WAS no occurrences OF the heart troubie.
The cough wa not 20 heavy - on the
previous nights and on the whole he
has about held his 0wu. All OF the
doctors were with him nt different
times during the night, DR.. Matthews
and DIR. Byrne remaining with him
through the whole night.
pErxnnyxED To LIVE
CHIrAso, Nay 2-The kesrS special
from Washington says that General
Sheridan. il II believed by those who
have seen him this morning. viii pull
through unless be has another rels pse.
The passage Of the bill reviving the
rank OF general has done him
more good than many medicines. He
Il determined 70 live II there Is . fight
ing chance for him.
THE KvKSfxs BULLETIN.
The following bulletin has jast been
issnesi: $50 p. m.--There h no change
Ia General Shcridsn's condition. He
has rested comfortably all day except
when disturbed by an occasional cough.
MIDNIGHT BULLETIN.
The following bnlletin vas issued At
mindighs. General Sheridan has been
comfortable all evening. He Is now
sleeping quietly. His cough IL loose.
His pulse Il good, and there Is no
edema 81 the legs and no fever
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NJ. Oh .drcns faAs-an1sessi sss<s'-
Oh. lot. Worth Iaose. Chester Cie@fy'
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asy fse 1ksosessos-
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TACOMA, June 2--Thc matter Of the
estate oi Joseph X. Lomer. deceased
was again before the probate court Ia,
day. when . large amount of expert
testimony was taken n 10 the value
OF the property which had been sold
by the executor, AMI the confirmation
oil which was strenuously opposed in
behalf Of brother who had Just
turned up. Judge -wickersham. after
the testimony was in and the arga-
meuts had been concluded. made an
order confirming the sale ON the
ground that the property was sold for
IT, fall vaIae at the time Of sale. and
that there was no ground TO imPate
fraud in the transaction.
Hess Record Across the Atlantic. !.
NKw Yosx, June 2--The Cansrd
steamship Etruria. which left Queens.
town at 1 .0o p. m. on Nav 2-th arrived
At the bar at .oS a. m. thus making
the voyage i'm O days, hours and 10
minutes. This heats the record OF q
.ays. 4 hours and a. minutes In May,
1857. by the steamship tmeris.
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Wood choppers. 81 cord
Waters. sic zaa eli . week.
Aacnen. ~ Q month.
Saamp<r. 81, Q month
MIL yard hands, n and IN
Farm hansfs. 80
Baker SO aud found
Brick SETTER. 81 % day
X t. hands, &. % and &c day.
Iabus-Fs. 80 PEI ussa;n, go per day %
81 - and found
Gang sxsycr-
Gang der.
FOR SALE
Min Route Best paving rsate In SEATTLE:
family trade of is gallons daily; trans,
cans. etc. consplste. >sit 81 . s.arxa.n-
i+-rupm lodging house. furniture and AZ
snrrs. s~e Tgo years sSa>e.
Restaurants. 40 10 sNo.
A few choice building lots that ve own.
cheap
TOR RENT.
iis acre ranch Ca Sssh-n Island. rent
taken in aAs~sr
Improved ranch 81 orcAs Isiaai. S7s per
--ro.sss house sas fsrnisarr for sac. ala.
Fsar acres u AZ towr-
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PHtLApEIrmiA. June 2.-Athietics 0,
St Louis T.
BALTIMORE, June 2--First game .
baltimore IL, Louisville 8. Second
game Baltimore 5, Louisville 4.
CLEvELASp, June 2--cleveiand Is,
Kansas City Is.
NKw Yosk. June 2--Cineinnati G.
Brooklyn Is.
rnILApxIrufA-cHicse
PHrLApRLrHss, Penn, juno a.
Chicago could not hit the ball after
the second inning to-day aud lost the
game, Phiiadelphia having great
streak Of luck in the eighth inning.
Score: Philadelphia =. Chicago I.
pxrRorr-wAsHrSsro
WASHINGTON. June 2. ~ To-day =
game lacked interest. The champions
hal IL all their own way from the
start to the finish. Score: Washing
tons I. Detroit II.
Sxw YogK-fSDfASAroIfs.
Nww Yosx. June. e.-fniianapolis
was whitewashed to-day In game
whose feature was the fine pitching of
keefe. Score. New York 6. Indiana
polls 0.
osroN-rfrrsBrRe.
Rosros. June 2--Roston won the
game by hitting Calvin hard to-day.
Pi,tsburr's fielding was poor. score;
Bost s. Pittsburgh.
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CRANE & DICKEY,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
$500 HOUSE.

TWO BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED LOTS.
With ues cfSat-roeaa, { xNssafy hsE~se.
in rr-.-ela<s rsF.air. situated en nc very
Summit II the NH 4 Hsaxn HccDt sise-
Sac r,-.ixh harhrses >ss.rh = snee xfll BOT
p-,s-ent Itself seaia fs< Years ft< ss-=se good
rnsa ~ gwt . nsazz-tas aosae. CON 7.ets
via a. Eacsrsa lsapeuseneziA
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ColrnEus. Ohio, June 2--T. y
Powell called on Judge Thurman last
night and has II zee authorized the
Gssement that Thurman has con-
oputeh 70 have his name presented 10
- II. L0uiz convention for vice
oresil~nt ON tie condition that the
kkio delegation IL soiid for him. and
SHat he win accept II nominated.
fDweu viii present the name ef Thar
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