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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-10-26
THIBODAUX, LsE sAMED1 oCroBRE 2e 1882

devaient trouver promptenent.
dams leur table le haccara. uue
source de sevenus binn. etablis. II
tns convenu entire eux 1t les grecs
q"I s'y tenaie"t a demeure, que les
btnetices seralent pa.tages par
| mo'iie. Aussi la table de )eu leur
ranportalt pas loin de dix mile
t'ancs par jour, ou plato. par mutt.
l. lie et"'t ''Pidde.' Et I'on volt
quels profits ellie donnalt.
Par ma'heur, ces profits Ia ne
dnrrnt jamais bien lougtemps.
Lindiscr6te police, mise ell 6veil
qnel9uefois par ses propres li,niers,
mails le plus sonvent par Ia demon.
citation dun ponte chambr6 jusqu'a
sa derniere piece, Went poser sa
griffe au milieu des cnjeux ct in.
teIromp'e, au plus beau moment,
nne operation iinanciere qui fait
toujours au E1oius Ia fortune de
q"elqu'un, 81 ellie ahoutit in6vita.
Element 4 Ia RUNE ct au d6sespOir
de plusicurs.
Quoi quill e0 soft, lorsque Jeanne
80 promettait d'y venir pour rem
contrer Georges les Armoies, Ia
sustiite police ne s'6talt pas encore
manifestee rue d'Athenex. Es IL
partie Gtait extr6mement anim6e,
le sOir don't nous parlOns. Les
prpSseutiinents de Jeanne ne Ia.
vaienc point tromp6e cette fois en-
core. NJ. Georges ass,stait 4 cette
reunion ct etait bien certainement
le lion de CO tripot. L'argent ne
lni manquait pas ct il jouait tres
largemeut. C'etait uu beau joueur.
VIII
Au moment Oh la partie etait,
ainsi que nous venons de le dire,
fort anim6e, grace surtout ! n.
Georges. un valet de chamhre,
dress6 sp6cialement & ce service,
ouvrit Ia porte dun petit salon
d'attepto 6 trois nouveaux visiteurs
ct vint pr6venir Nine Liseron.
Pendant que ces trois persouues
a. a.ten.lent, uous allons les examiner
rapidement. Lon, qui esquisse On
sourire sceptique, est IL vienx mar.
qnis de Saint Benoit. L'auire, uil
je"ne homme qui promene autour
de lui un regard 6tonne, mails tres
froid, est notre ami M. Jean.
Quant su troisieme, il merite
qnelqoes minutes d'attention. De
iarges favoris blouds, r6unis & une
tongue moustache, loi donnent tout
4 fit l'aspect claesiqus dun Officer
russo. En- meme temps, une ample
fourrure, qui recouvre l'habit moi,
de soiree constell6 de decoration.
exotiqn~s. complete la personnslitt
du gentilhom,ne septentrionsl. I
ue dit iien ct sc contepte do re
garder N. Jean, ain de confOIinel
sa conduite 4 Ia siSnne. Nos fec
teurs n'ignorent pas que ce degui-
sement moscovite derobe le sieul
Ronillard . rNil curieux do n
Georges des Armoies. Comm,
mascarsde, c'est tout 4 fait r6ussi
La gibbosit& do Ftt6 nest pas Vi
sible. Ses 6paules sont maintenan
toutes deux egale,neut elev6es, en-
goncant un peu le cou ct tlonnan
a son dos ce dessin special que Il
vnlgaire y baptis4 du nom caract6
ris,iquc zen porte manteau."
"A propos, dit tout 4 coup d
Saint BenOit & II. Jean il 6tai
temps dc venir faire conuaissanc'
avec IL tripot de Mile Li~eron,
ma plus bsen longtenps 4 fonction
nef.
Est ce qu'elle sc retire, comm'
certainos maiaons de commerce
xpres fortune faites
oh! non; ellie men aura pas q
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LA FILE
MONSIEUR LEC0Q,
!ss v, susuash {! /. chsk;ua.,

[Suite.l
Eet.e fois, Jeanne etait certaine
que scs efforts allaient abo0tir ct
que, scion t0ate probabilite, avaDt
vi"yi- quatre heures, ellie Sc trou.
verait On presence lie son redouta.
h!e adversaire. Mais pour conser-
yer sur lui punique avantage de la
situation actuelIe, il fallait qu'elle
10 coundt ct quill ne Ia commit
point. 81 Firmin apercevait Rouil.
lard, quill devait croire en- prison,
il le rec0nuaitrait aussi bien que
celui.ci pavait reconnu. II serait
mis- en- defiance. Sill le voyait Ell
relations avec Ia file dc NJ. Lecoq,
ceite defiance augme0terait ct
prcndrait de telIes proportions
qn'on r;squerait alors de perdre en-
un jour le prix des Investigations,
81 cherement ct 81 reimbursement t
accumul6es. Le but & atteindre
6tajt donc que kouillsrd PITT dire 4
Jeanne, en- lui d6signaut celoi
qn'..lle await tant d'int6r6t 4 con.
naitre: "C'est Get homme qui est
Fl. .nin," saps que co Firmin put
sen apercevOir. &'=
Mais, d'st'ord, que s'3tait-il pass6
10 veillc. lorsque le hazard await
promis au Fh;6 d'apercevoir Pan.
Glen compagnon de balls ct de plai.
sirs avec lequei il await TAFT chez
les marchands de- wins tant de par.
ties de carses, ct des plus prolon.
gees. Car ce n'6tait pas d'aujonr.
d'hui que datait cette passion &c
Firmin pour le jeu. Rouilla1d, in.
terrog6 par Mile. Leooq, r6pondit
quill 9tait presque aussit6t des.
.cendu de romuibus et await guett6
le moment Oh Firmiu sortirait de
chez lie coiffeur pour 10 snivre.
Mais, au bont do quelques minutes,
perdant patience en- ne le voyant
point paraitre. il ktait monte jusque
chez IL Figaro en- question, await
ouvert IL porto at regasd6 les nom.
brenx clients qui s'y rroavaient.
Mais Firmin n'6tait plus Ia. Sans
donte il await quite Reimbursement
ct 6tait sorti pendant que Rouh'
lard descendant Do I'0mnleus ct
payait ses quinze confines au con.
ducteur. II ne ravait done pas
apereu ct ne le retrouvait que pour
le perdre aussit1t.
Notre bossu etait fort contrarie
en- avouant celia 4 Jeanne. Ellie,
au coutraire, sen montra ravie
Eirmin n'avait certainement pas
w son aucien camarade ct n'etait
point sur ses gssdes, CO qui etail
important pour 10 projet form6 pal
IL jeune file.
Tout Va bien, dit ellie, ct lors
ou., voua allez vOus trOuver en face
! lie lui, u'ayez point Pair de le re-
connaitre. Que je sois avertie
c'est t teut CO que je veux!
Comment! je vais me- trouvel
avec hi
Aujonrd'hui meme.
All bah! Mais lui, mademoi
seIle, il mo semble quill Va sc rap
peler MA figure CONNIE je me sui
souvenir de Ia sienne.
| Ne craignez rien: II ne vou'
recOnnaitra pas.
Comment celia u
-parce que vOus Serez mecon
maissable ct que nOus allons Opere
votre transformation de telle facoI
un'eNe soft complete! Je my con
nais assez maintenant pour r6ussi
i vous faire Que figure, un aspec
1T une persounalit6 qui vous ren
drOnt tout autre.
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No. IS.


que pour un jour ou deux a seryir
ses ragoilts, que eertains d6cayes
ont trouv6 trop sales.
list ce 9u'elle ma pas pris assez
dc precautions ponr 6viter l'eil Gu
rienx don't vons parltzs
Go nest pas celia que ron peut
Ini reprocher. Ellie Ell prend bean.
coup. Ainsi, Pom n'entre pas iei
sans avoir etc presente.
-Diable!
oh! mais, fit le marquis eu
RANT, tout individu deja connu
l'e"t en amener un autre, ct Zen
grenage va assez vite. Ainsi. teuez
moi, par exemple, un ami du Ger
Gle ma amcne il y II qneIques jours.
Eh bien! je vais vo"s presenter a
Ia 'oaitresse de c6ans, 1T c'est vous.
e"suite, q0i pr6senterex votre ami.
-Ce nest pas plus dificila que
ga:
Non! Pourvu que ron soft joo.
eur, on est vite de Ia maison.
-Eh bien! nous jouerons! ..
Nine Lisrron parut alors, dams
Ia splendsur miroitante de clip.
quaint Dc son demi.si6cIe, Ut adressa
aux no"veaux venus son plus gre-
cieax sOurire. JED
-Relle dame, dit Saint. Benois.
pernettez-moi de vous presenter
mon ami, n. jean Berthier, un fls
d. famille afflig6 dc Ia qualis6 do
RENTER. e
oh! monsieur, quelle aimabls
profession que Ia votre, fit IL vieille
Liseron c'est pour cdlle-la que ie
me suis tOvjours seuti une v6ritsbls
vocation.
He, madame. ellie bien SOS
deboires aussi.
-Oui, les iours Do conversion.
C'ost une dime un peu dure; mails
dn moiDs ills s0ut rares. Et vous
di'es done, cher marquis, que &c
jeuue homme :. 80.
-D6sile visiter vOs salOns. Oh il
est certain ds rencoutrer agreeable
compaguie.
Sous vos auspices, II est le
bienvenu.
-Je vous remercie, madame, fit
NJ. Jean en salnant, ct poisque
vous etes 81 obligesnte, je prends
IL libert6 de vous prier d'y admst.
tre aussi 10 prince Futeskine, un
millionaire russe charg6 de rou.
bles : ne savoir qu'en fsire.
Nile Liseron - tourn. vsrs
RouiIlard, qui se tenait raide
ct imnobile CONNIE sill eAt ira
verse Ia MslaIs- -Sadovala, se ren-
dsnt 4 IL grsude parade du Ma.
nSge, 4 Petefsbonrg. "'.4@
-Le prince doit conaaitre, dit.
ellie, OH proverbe frsncais qui a
decide que les a,Dis de nos amis,
6taieUt nos smis Entrez done,
messieurs, ct cOnsid6fez. vous lei
comme chez vous.
TOus ces salaAalecs etaient debi-
t6s avec le ton dune v6ritab!e
femme du monde; ct ii Pom n'avait
81 d'avance dams qoel milieu h6te-
roclite on se ,rouvait, on aurait
certes pa s'y tromper. Les trois
neopbytes p6n6trerent, 4 Ia suite
de dame Liseron, dams deux fort
besnx salons, brillamment eclair6s,
mais don't les fen6tres soigneuse.
ment calfeutrees ct les volets bieu
| clos ne laissaient pas filtrer au de-
hors IN atone de lumiAre. An bout
de q"elqu~s minutes, N. Jean ct
le prince Fateskine etaient entou.
res Ioue slemi.douzaine dimdivi-
dus Qui les accablaicnt de preve-
nauces. lis eussput Ste bien sur
pris, ces obs6qaicux personnages,
apila Avaienf Anfondn La y>rinco Airo
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nous IL rencOntrerOns ccttc mutt.
-Quel est done Get endroit, ma.
d-moiselle q!
-Une maison dc leu situee roe
'rA'henes ct expIoitee par une GER
faIue dame Liseron.
On my recevras
-Je vous eu r9ponds.
-Et je vais me ieguiscr : en-
quoi.
Jeanne retlachit une demi.miDute.
En- gentilhemme Granger, dit.
ellie.
En- prince russo, peut.ttrc
Tout juste!
-Cristi! ca ME chaDgera ioIi.
mrnt! s'ecria en- ec'atant lie rire
le nouveau servitecr de Jeanne
Lecoq.
Mile. Liseron, paccueillante per.
s0nne don't on await parl6 au Cercle
Artistic 1t Moderne ct chez laquelle
nous alIons retrouver plusieurs de
nos personuages, 6tait une dame
do In9ors doutenses. Cette de-
moiselle occupait rue d'Athenes,
AZ, an appartenent quelle habitat
avec son conjoint, n. Ernest. LIE
nom de famille dc CO personnage
est rest6 dams rombre. Nj Lise.
ron, nj Ernest n'6taient de Ia pre-
n'iere jeunesse. lis vivaient en-.
se'nbIe depuis longtemps. Et lie.
pu's longtemps aussi, le couple sc.
TAFT, par tous lea moyens ima:ina-
bles, acharn6 4 chcrcher IL pierre
philosophale; Ia fortune! LIE hs.
sard ne leur ayant jamais fait ga
gner le moindre lot de cent mile
francs 4 aucune loterie, lis etaient
insensiblement arrives 4 CO qu'on
appelle la seconde jeunesse,
plobablement parce quill ny
en- = pas de troisieme, sans
avo'r s,nasse le premier louis des
douze mile livTes de rentes que ".
presentajent leur reve d'avenir.
Tn instsnt, NJ. Ernest psrviut 4
gagner le pain quotiAien du couple
en- se faisant reml,loy6 dun book
maker. Mime Lissrou eO6gea 4
s'4tablir chiromancionno brevet6e,
somnamhule extra,lucide ct tireuse
de csrtes. Mais, dune part, le
bookmaker leva le pied en- negii.
geant de payer le mois de son em.
pioye. D'autre part, la concurrence,
qui est, a ce que dissent les econo-
mistes, PANE do commerce, tua
dams l'Buf In tentative CONNER
ciale de la SybilIs en- chambre. II
| = a tant d'6leves do Mile. Lcnor.
u'ant, q Paris +! 81 bien que le me.
mage Ernest se retrouva sur le
pave, ne I,ouvant plns vivre NAL.
honn6tement ct n'syant pas de
qooi subsister d'honnete facon. L
y eut on moment dur, terrible,nent
dur, a passer pour l'associatiou
Ernest, Liseron ct compagnie.
| Celia dura jusQun CO quill len,
,int une iGee. Cette ilee de NJ. et
Nine. Ernest etait des plus simplss:
grace a laide de auelques amis il.
etablirent un tr,pot. En- un clin
d'Hil, deo amateurs ct d'autres pro
f-sSionnels current donne, sous Il
sceau du secret, l'adresse do Ia
maison de IN rle d'Athenes 4 ieurs
amis qui IL r6p@terent dams Il
tuyau de roseille 1 qsslqses antr~s
qui rindiqoerent bisu discietemen,
| 4 une troisieme couche d'initi6e
81 bien que Mme Liseron naval,
pas oavert son tripot depuis hui,
tjours, que ses deux tsbles do rou
lette ct de baccara 6tniost enoom.
br6es chaqus soir. TSat 10 per
soupAl osdipairo deo csverues oil
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rRecaives consiguments Of Cotton. Su
gar, Msiassee. Rice. Hides. Wool. Fnrs, Moss.
Era. etc. Advances made On CrOps and
Coneirnments. Orders for Merchandise filed
ct lowest prices. maylyoesy
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Dropped on His Head.

Information was received yesterday after
noon by Justice McAllster that Mexican
named Camilo Rodriguez had been killed on
the Medina river, Bexar county, at the cross
ing of the l. q G. N. railway over the river.
Rodriguez 1t seems. was intoxicated and at.
tempted to walk from the west bank of the
river to the east bank. across the trestle
gers The poor fellow was really unable to
navigate on terra tirma. and had only proceed
ed across the bridge a distance of 90 feet when
he fell between the ties to the ground below, a
distance of 40 feet, striking on his head. He
was instantly killed.
Justice McAllister after reviewing the testi-
mOny as in effect given above, rendered a YER
dict that deceased was accidentally killed at
the place designated while drunk.
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BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY.

At A. Kahn's, the Mikado corset at 80 cents.
At A Kshn's, Turkish bathing towels at 81
per dozen. .".
At A. Kahn's, Scotch Zephirs at l21S and Is
cents, sold elsewhere at 25c.
At A. Kahn's, sheer white lawns at ~ cents
per yard.
At A. Kahn's, Oriental houncing, 40 inches
wide at IS cents per yard.
At. A. Kahn's black lace fiouncing, 40 inches
wide, warranted all silk, 90 cents per yard.
At A. Kahn's, ladies' silk hose, all shades,
81 per pair.
At A. Kahn's, beautiful embroidery from DC
per yard up to any price.
At A. Kahn's, full line OF Oriental lace In
white ecru and fancy, from &c per yard TO 70
cents per yard.
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The Little Dixies meet at 313 9Th
street tomorrow night for election OF
officers for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nordhaus
were the recipients of serenade at
their residence last night.
The Denver guests, who arrived
last night, were shown about the city
today in carriages.
Miss Louisa Frasch celebrated
her 18th birthday last night with
pleasant party at her residence on
Avenue G.
The death of Henry Schwerin,
proprietor of the st. Charles hotel,
Kerrville, is reported.
The horses of the Pacific Express
company recently drowned Tin the
river, are being stuffed and when
mounted will be placed on exhibition
at Frederich's saloon.
Ben Moke, the lightning sales
man at G.. b. Franks is still in New
York buying goods. He is expected
home soon, then keep lookout for his
big bargain ads.
Mr.. H. G.. M. says positively will
not interfere, send for trunk and
write, SO waiting for you. JNo.
3-11-1t.
The Business Mems Base Ball
club was recognized last Saturday
night for the coming ball season. The
first benefit will be for the Athletic
club.
An Englishman, returning from
Mexico, was killed near Spottord
Junction Saturday night, by falling
under the wheels of q Southern Paci-
fic freight train.
Col. Gustav Hoffman, an old and
prominent citizen of New Braunfels,
died Yesterday morning from heart
disease and the remains were taken to
New Braunfels today for burial.
The reception of the Denver
Board of Trade delegates takes place
tonight at the San Antonio club
| rooms.
The remains of Mr.. John Henson
were buried oder the
auspices of the he bali IN e.lcke.. the
Ancient Orde md his wife entered llel
the grave.
In the Texas house OF Legislature
on Saturday, Representative Mr.. d
g. Robinson of Bexar county, pre-.
scented a petition of the board of trade
signed by 100 prominent citizens
against the passage of the bill
creating new charter for San An.
tonic.
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The Bank Wants its Own.

Saturday afternoon Justice Heron re-
ceived an affidavit from President j. 8. Al
exander, of the Texas National bank, charg-
ing one George w. Ridgely with selling mort
gagged property. This is penal offense and
the mortgaged property alleged to have been
sold, Mr.. Alexander charges in the affidavit,
was lot of hay to the value of $3.50, previous
tional bank.
Ridgey is the same man who purchased the
Hord ranch near the city He originally came
from Quincy, Illinois, and his father and sew
eral brothers from Quincy, are now in San
Antonio. 1t is expected to have everything
properly arranged and the defendant is
working to secure this result.
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Recorders Court.

Mike Catferty, drunk and disorder
ly, 81.
Frank Thomas, drunk and down,
SIS.
Alice Fields, vagrant, S..
w. B. Brandon, drunk on street,
transferred to Justices court for for
gerry.
J. A. 1alana, drunk and disorderly,
SIS.
Charley Mitchell, vagrant, con-
tinued.
Ben Smith, disorderly, continued.
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The entire population of Paraguay
only amounts to 239. ia persons..of both
sexes. The proportion between the
male and female population is now as
100 to l40. In the en- tire country there
are only 80, All Paraguayans and 1896
foreigners who can read and write,
say about twenty per cent. of the ma
tives and sixty per cent. of the foreign
settlers.
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SharD or SharDeT.

Ben Smith, a hackman. played
sharp on the fire boys early Sunday
morning by saying the officers quar-
ters were on fire and directing them
there, but the fire department played
sharper and the chief bad Smith ar
rested for being disorderly. The case
was before the recorder this morning
but was continued for further evil
danca
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CITY NEWS.

Twin burner gasoline stove ga
E. Houston street. Stiff
Haas & Oppenheimer have a grand
display of fine goods at their store.
See new card of Messrs. Wolff &
Marx.
The various places of worship
were we'll attended yesterday.
Meeting of the city council this af-
ternoon.
"A meeting of the Typographical
Union was held yesterday.
Bargains for cash, in furniture, at
Bottoms. 1-2S-1t
Buy YOUR Jewelry and presents at
Bell Bros, 2Sl Commerce st. 2-2O-tt
-Drs. M. X. and F. M. Taylor, Of
flee 402 Houston street. Tel.363 11-6-ly
Alta. Kahn's Shelve oil cloth in
20 patterns at l-3 cent per yard. 3-6tf
The norther which sprung up Sat
urday evening, made things look very
blue yesterday.
See the new card of S. Mayer. He
is making a speciality this week of
dress silks and black stockings.
AT A. Kahn's, all the leading
shades of brocaded satins at SOC yard.
AT A. Kahn's, all shades in vel
veteen at 25c yard.
AT A. Kahn's, all wool albatross
at 40c yard.
Il. Wolfson is having big run
this week on his specially fine $40
Spring suits.
B. Smith & Son, the merchant
tailors, report good business in spring
and ummer suits.
-Joske Brothers. beautiful show
windows are much admired by WISH
tors.
AT A. Kahn's. English cashmere
in all the leading shades SO inch wide
at Csc ward. 3-6-tf
AT A. Kahn's Lonsdales bleach
domestic, yard wide, at IL cents
yard. 3-7-tf
AT A. Kahn's good bleach domes-
tic at cents yard. 3-7-tf
AT A. Kahn's good quality curtain
scrim at 6 cents yard. Stiff
AT A. Kahn's all wool Henrietta's,
40 inch wide in all the best colors, at
SO cents yard. Stiff
AT A. Kahn's full line of black
silks. Stiff
we MEAN what we say. If you
want Jewelry 60 to Bell Bros. 2-20-tf
-Four beautiful new cottages near
Maverick park from $1,000 to $l7O0
with easy payments. III. H. & Co.
If you want good pair of kid
gloves free of charge, go to A. Kahn.
"A. Kahn is giving away Fosters
warranted five-hook kid gloves. If
The sum of So, 800 has been secur-
ed in this city for the Bishop Elliott
memorial hall.
"A big prize shooting meeting is
being arranged to take place at San
Pedro springs about April 10th.
The sum of $3.50 was subscribed
Saturday to the Llano railroad fund.
Only 81, 920 are now wanted.
-NizarIo Perez was arrested Satur-
day by the sheritf7s deputies for theft
of horse in Floresvllle.
Mr.. Beasely, of Wells Fargo's Ex-
press office, is looking for white
horse.
MIR. Eugene Boutwell,, the under
taker, is now employed at Mr.. HE
ner's city sexton office.
"A. Kahn is on "boom." Custom
ers are crowding his store, buying
bargains.
"A. Kahn is giving away his Fos-
ter's warranted five-hook kid gloves
in order to introduce first-class war
ranted glove at popular prices. 3-9-tf
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0AEG y "a. BALL. Main p aza.
A 400 Candle Power.Lamp.

See our mammoth 400 candle power
"Improved" hanging lamp; simplest
wicking device made. Patent eXtin-
guisher, no need of blowing down the
chimney to extinguish the light as
with other inferior lamps, now in this
market.
Galvanized pump oil cans.
Best Star oil, 80 cents per gallon de-
livered to any part of the city.
3-tf WAGNER & CHABOT.
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His Home Destroyed.

A farmer named Bergsinn, living
about mile east of the Government
hill, was burned out of house and
home Sunday morning early. The
fire department was called out, but
were unable to reach the fire before
the dwelling was destroyed. The
loss is about $1,000 to the owner.
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Died of the Injuries,

Mr.. Thos. Simpson, the young rail-
way brakeman who was so seriously
mangled at the Cibolo gravel pits
Saturday morning, died Saturday
evening of his injuries. The funeral
occurred this morning from the resi-
dence and from st. Mary's church,
and was largely attended.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-11

A GOOD committee has gone forward
to Austin to care for and protect the
interests of the city against the pro-
posed charter amendment. The city
will not be disappointed in its expec-
tation of hearing a good account from
them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-11

Ladies, Please Take Notice
That for every $40 purchase you will
get one pair of Fosters warran ted
five-hook kid gloves, free of charge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-11
Very Liberal

Inducement. Go to A. Kahn and get
one pair of Fosters, 5 hook kid gloves
free of charge. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-11
Notice.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the San Antonio Gas
company will be held at the office of
said company, Tuesday, March II,
1899, at $3.50 p. m. Gus. GIEsECKE.
3-9-2t Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03

Announcements for State and County officers
ten Dollars in advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03

A KANSAS journal announces chat
a deep water harbor on the gulf coast
is coming to the front again as a
subject of discussion" Kansas is a
little off. The deep water discussion
is taking a rest and the people of
Texas are furnishing their field glass
es to catch view of the first vessel
drawing twenty-five feet of water to
enter a Texas port. That vessel is
expected to enter the mouth of the
Brazos and come to anchor at the
dock of the new city there, about De-
cember 81, 1889.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-03

THE Cincinnati saloon men who
have defied the Sunday law have
come to grief. The state backs up the
municipality and the courts enforce
the DEGREES of the legislature. This
arraigns a very considerable force
against Governor Foraker which has
heretofore been republican and will
have its effect upon the coming cleo
tiOn