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unfurulshed-Wes. Side.
COLUMBUS AVE. 72s. near ssth st.-Smali nat
q rooms; decorated; all improv ements
ANAL families only. Jantor.
COLI MBUs AVE. 76s-Four light rooms front.
newly decorated: rent sl2 & Sl3
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MADISON AVE. 1875 Summers beiD-An eie.
santly furnished Nat, rooms bath: light.
clean. new complete. $3.50 weekly.
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ST NICHOLAS AVE, 1859, near 1lsth st.-s.1; s
rooms bath, all Improvements
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1Sr ST., 1870 f.. Lexington ave-Single
/ hoor: light bedrooms: $50 month.
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UPHoLsTERER-First-cI class aii-round workman
| on old work. city or country: wagea No
| object. Berger. l75 LIST ave.
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LfTiIOGRAPIIER. q rrst.class prooyer & trans
fo.sr. T, H.. 80
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uufurnlshed-Es.t Side

LEXINGTON AVE. 1897. near Hath u.-siI
rooms; all Improvements: halls newly carpsted
81 to $50.
| PARK AVE, lO1i. 1918, between Sith & S5th sts
Large, elegant fats. rooms. BATH private
hall rent S24 to S2s Inquire jsntor.
ISr AVE-. near li6th ST rooms, for light
A. c. HEGEMAN & CO.. 1921 Broadway.
Isl AVE, 116 near 54th st. Cheerful apart
ments, z rooms, newly painted; hne house;
20 AVE. 1900 & 1851. near 7:d & 18th sta
Floors, ) large, nice rooms, for small families;
rsnt 'l2 to SIS.
- AVE. elOs-Three four large. light rooms:
s, to $40.
10Th ST. 2sS E.-26-foot house, LIST door.
light, cool rooms; Improvements.
nth ST. $685. s35 1917 r., between LIST q "a
ayes-Elessnt fats. rooms 4 bath: decorated
ceilings: I'll impro, ements new houses; awnings;
balls bath heated; rent s2s to $50. Inquire
vantor.
fsrH ST. 100 E.. corner 4h ave.-cd floor to let,
light rooms.
ST ST. 1870 E.; near LeSngton avo-sinsle
b2D ST, los E.-single nat. I rooms & bath;
| month rent free.
IssD ST.. SIS E.--singie fats, 6 rooms & bath;
rpiendldly arranged for family comfort: mod
crate rents Janitor, or b. o'Hara. 1li5 I'd ave.
9th ST, 23S E.--s cool outside rooms, bath,
neatly furnished Improvements. IS. Eldredge.
s?p ST.. ~ E.-Freshly papered e painted: very
moderate: fee till September Jsnitor.
18Th ST, PARK AvE.-EieEant flats; all I'M
proycmentsi decorated; T. rooms; SCI. s27.
S5TiT ST, l5s TO l67 E.-3 & rooms: all i'm
provements; small families only. Janitor.
lV3rH ST., ll3 E.-Brown- stone hats 6 large
rooms. washtubs & ranges. sl3 to S4 monthly.
iV'rH ST.. 81 & 60 E.. near Park-sl3: I large
rooms
18TH ST., s2o E.-Ftne fats 10 let, rooms &
bath. with all improvements: month OF August
free; rents, s22 to S23.
6 EXTRA LARGE ROOMS. bath. all improve
mcnts, this month free: rent reduced SIS. AIS
J.. liNh ST.
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10TH ST. 25S W. 9th Ward-AttractIye 8 and 4
room apartments: all light; rents SIS up.
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SALESMAN to represent some house in dry
goods or clothing line for New England trade.
Q. II. James, 70 Bedford st.. Boston, Mass.
sHAMPooER-rurkish bath shampooer. Willing
to leave New York. g. p. box 800 World. up~
town. o. :.
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| TYPEWRITER owning machine desires general
once outdoor work collecting. &C., With re-
liable concern Francis Foldpian. 1915 Madison
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Cooks.
CooK-ioung eolored girl - cook or general
houseworker %, W tist st. Restaurant
COOK Respectable German woman In private
family to do cooking, washing & ironing: city
or country. Mrs. Jakob. 1s2 Norman ave. Bklyn
COOK-Gerrian, good cook, IN small private fam
lily; country preferred. 223 IT, 4Sth st.
COoK-Good family cook. washer q ironer; good
baker. 3Si W. iath ST. lIermans bell.
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t.ts 81, se1-we have the incest 4-room
T. ILe1sltiMly decorated range tubs. gIs,
taas lung Ike them for the money anywhere;
.aiOn rents I'LL W. 49, near Saratoga l.
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81 AVE-, 2ios-Three or four large. light rooms;
s. to $40.
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USEFUL MAN. by young SWede' understands the
care OF horses & stable work. garden. or any
kind Of farm work; good mixer: honest. sober 3
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20 AVE. 1900 l45l near 72d 18th str.
Floors ) large, nice rooms. for small families:
IN
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DRUGGISTS RELIEF. /? years experience; Ger
! man English. best references: registered.
| Druggist, III T., 10th st.
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SINGLE MAN wants q situation at anything; NOT
afraid OF hard work; best references p. K.
ZIG W 21th st
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9th ST. ?3S E.--s cool outside rooms, bath,
neatly furnished Improvements, IS. Eldredge.
t!D ST., ia E.--Freshly papered & painted; very
moderate: flee till September Janitor.
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LiTiiuGRAPIt PREssMAs. In or out m ci.y:
cay inrnlSh best reference. Li,hjgrspher. boI
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,nERE THEY ARE'-5 rooms & bath. sli
iu n1,Se month. rooms bath. si3 q u4
hall an an improsementA, JGnitors services;
I.H q, n uour 70 New York City Hall Charles
N, 1853 Sd ave-. brooklyn.
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| DRUGGIST Relief: open for 4 or weeks en-
| gsRement: references Al. Address at once.
| Competent. 10 sth ave.
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LtNtHMhN. first class In a ga loon: can 40 All
cooking; speaks German. s.. boH 80 World. !. a .
LrNcHMAN--young spaniard as Iunchman; M
derstands his business. A. o., 1870 Bleecker st. =
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| CuUk-First class order. dinner cook, carver q
| Rw.ineat cutter strictly sober a steady. Ger
| man Cook box l2b World.
COOk-Tompctent dinner. oyster Z order cook
carver raw.meat cutter: hest references; sober
| 4 steady, Hochstetter. b35 Y. slst st
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HONEST. SOBER 4 perfectly Trustworthy. Ameri-
can master 4 pilot on the coast from Boston 10
Baltimore New York. barber licenses tor tire
same: best 81 references H.. box tos World.
INTELLIGENT young man; anything; age n
e. g.. box lo5 World.
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AHEAD WAITER, who thoroughly under
| stands his business; has city a country rsfersn-
ces: can furnish drst-ciass Mattresses; will work
| reasonable. Address E.. P. o. box Hainss
Falls n Y.
| ACTIVE YOUNG MAN in restaurant or hotsl M
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| wASTED-To work for Al lawyer who As-
| cepts accident cases; clients on hand able 10
| bring more: wish salary commission. B.. boz
! Ir.,rlI :.
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USEFUL MAN-Respectsble young Norwegian,
understands tbs care OF horscs; will be found
useful In every respect; good references. O. r..
box 32l World u +.
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Wuses and Apartments to Lei

l., TIM. COG per line Ser md Time, I1c. pe,
Il Ti,rf and Subsequent Tmss loo per an<
Jeztrd cj.d,ge on sundays.
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TYPEWRITER-Young man wishes typewritng
to Co at home; lowest rates. A. c.. room 20.
| 90 Pine st. 4...f 'slrs =
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| COOk-Dlnncr order cook sl-sround man
day or night; moderate wages. Jofhn. 20 I'd
| ave. room 3
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nth ST., 1898. s35. S37 r., between LIST "a
ayes.-Elegant fats, rooms & bath; decorated
ceilings; I'll Improvements. new houses; awnings:
balls bath heated: rent s26 to $40. Inquire
,lantor.
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PRINTER. thoroughly competent, forsmanshlp n
country. NJ. st. Denis Hotel; days
PRoOFREADER-An experienced, accurate q Ie-
liable reader 4 practical printer desires q po-
sition. Alpha. 1853 X. 9th st.
SALESMAN. real estate or insurance preterrsds
experienced In once work. Fine Penman. boS
ia World.
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WAITER 4 useful man desires work at sane -
anything else. Lowe 2T e. a1st st.
ZINC ETCHER-First class. all-round man; has
had long experiences on nns work o.. boz 1oS
World. ~
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MACHlN1sT & toolmaker wishes steady position;
models. patterns experimental work, lisht ma
chnery. any Kind. Fred box $50 World HarlAn..
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe

Che BERN N'd~. W-"r-.---. rec.
"a girl o. II III, housewo neat
willing uhgng X, hos pa World uptown.
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CooR-Chef for hotel or drst-claAs restaurant who
Lherogshly underestimate his sssinssA haToit,
ia b. llSlh 81
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NIGHT WATCHMAN-f will pay $40 to any
party who secures me q position a. nighA
Waterman IN some institution or factory, caa
lake care OF steam boiler: reference given. T.
b., box 800 World, uptown
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PRINTER-Young man, II. in printing once:
years experience; good references. David
WAhrman, 1873 Cannon st. -.f
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ACCOl MIAMI thoroughly competent. excellent
references. opens, uioseS. puaU hooks. pre-
pares trial or partnership balances, 81 cents per
hour. II. 1871 T. 18th 81.
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sTABLEMAN-German e. as stablcman -
driver. b2S W. 18th st.
sTABLEMAN-German. e. as stabienaah o.
driver. b2s l2th Of.
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change; we'll Up in all kinds OF WORK. tooIs;
could take charge OF store: splendid references
W A. box S0S World
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| MISUNDERSTANDING laundry washer: WILL
ing q obliginE. a. MAJ bum. 100 smith IT.,
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CASHIER; 8 years experience In drug business
unexceptionablo references. e., box 1856 World.
COMPAN1oN-Yo Young girl as companion; willing
to assist with light sewing. also millinery. Ad.
dress Box 81 Piermont N. Y.
WRlTlNG-By young lady with good education;
writing or copying to do at home u. L. l.. %
Irving place brooklyn
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| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man. competent stsn.
ographer. desires temporary situation; operates
| Remington. Hammond. CaIigraph. Bariockt liter.
airy work preferred. Address Fenton so W.
44th Ut.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

California wants to divide the
state, affirming that the interests
and productions Of North and
South California are so distinct
that it would be to their mutual
advantage to divide. That divi-
sion can remain on ice for a while.
There is no Immediate sizzle for
doubling the number of senators
from the Pacific slope, nor are the
people Of that elongated state
hankering after a double assess
ment Of taxes to support two state
governments. California need not
split while the Lone Star state re-
mains a unity.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

The newspapers of the state are
fretting about the manner In
which the state expenses are to be
curtailed. This is as premature as
1T is foolish. The cutting down is
only a matter OF promise, to be
made good if convenient, but not
to be undertaken at any particular
worry Of mind or party. That
promise no doubt was made in
good faith, but il it cannot be car
ried out without leaving the party
servants out in the cold it will not
be attempted. Pie in the shape of
offices and clerkships must be pro-
vided as the recompense for OPP
perfume services, and that they
will be so provided under the pres
emit state administration, as under
all the rest, goes without saying.
Not only so, but the state grows
from year to year, and it is non
sensical to suppose that its work
can be done at less expense now
than in the past. The public SER
wants in Texas are by no means
overpaid now. To pay them less
would not be just, and to reduce
force on increased business may
not bepracticable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

Southwest Texas will be able to
corral all the emigrants that she
has room for just as soon as she
demonstrates that there is profit
able occupation for them on her
soil. She has the climate, a soil
abundantly rich, no winters to
speak Of and every advantage need
ed, only an assurance of sufficient
moisture to produce regular crops.
Irrigation only can assure this and
the energy or cash that southwest
Texas has to spare should be put
into irrigation enterprises instead
OF into immigration efforts. Good
and generous irrigation will be
found the best immigration agent
that this section can employ.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

Guatemala is mOnkeying with
the buzz saw in repudiating her
treaties with Mexico and determin-
ing to regain possession Of Chiapas.
Some Of these days that pestifer-
Gus little country will hear some
thing drop and she will look for all
the world like toad on which a
great fiat rock has fallen. The alb.
sorption of that country by Mexico
would be the beginning OF the end
Of those little central states, where
revolution breeds as does malaria
and where stable government is
unk nown. Mexico should have
Guatemala and the United States
should establish a protectorate over
Nicaragua.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

Corpus Christi congratulates her
self on the prospect of dam
across the Nueces bay for irrigat-
ing purposes, as the result of deep
water at Arkansas Pass. This is
like the receipt in the old cook
book for cooking a hare "before you
commence catch your hare" Before
Corpus Christi builds that dam it
will be necessary to catch deep
water at the Pass. Even that may
come to pass in time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

The A. +. q A. NJ. of Texas are
taking the right steps to Fry out
the sublime teachings Of their
craft, in devising for the erection
of a home for the widows and Or
phans of the deceased members.
The fraternity in the state are
abundantly able to do this work
and to do it now, and when they
do undertake it they will perform
it in such a manner as to make the
benefits lasting. There is no duty
more binding on men and none
more neglected than this OF pro-
viding for the fatherless and the
widows, and in committing them
selves to this work the Masonic
fraternity have builded for them.
selves all these years monument
more enduring than brass. San
Antonio has a host of noble frat
ers in her midst, to whom the
distress cry never comes unheed-
ed, and in their midst this new
home should be built.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

Galveston is doing satisfactory
work with her charter revision, &C.
oording to the Tribune of that city,
but then the Tribune talks as en-
couragingly OF retrenchment in
state affairs and Of currency reform
in Congress. If charter matters
are no more certain than these it
would be we'll to defer the bonfire
and jubilations for little and see
how it paEs out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

One week from today brings
Christmas. Would it not be we'll
for some OF our charitably disposed
ladies and gentlemen to arrange a
Christmas dinner for those poor
and needy children for whom there
is no Home Christmas. 1t would
be a practical charity that would
bring down the blessings Of him
who said "Suffer the little children
to come unto me and forbid them
not, for of such is the kingdom Of
heaven"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

Germany is determined to press
her hostility to all American i'm
ports into that country, and it is
not worth while for these United
States to go down upon their knees
in order to change that determine
ton. The unwise and unnecessary
discrimina tion that has been made
against Germany, in the unwise
legislation of the Democratic par
ty, should be repealed and then,
the cause of the difficulty being re-
moved, some adjustment of the
disrupted commercial relations
might be effected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

The South American republics
as we'll as those of Central America
are again on the anxious seat.
Brazil and Buenos Ayres are trem-
bling on the verge of revolution,
while Guatemala and Nicaragua
do not strike the beholder as a
comfortable place for the quietly
disposed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

San Antonio may not have as
many physicians in her midst &C
quainted with the vagarIes Of the
insane as Austin has, for there are
not so many reasons why people
should go crazy here as there are
for dementia in Austin, but it
would have been possible to have
found capable person to superin-
tend the Southwestern Insane asy-
lum without going to Austin for
him. San Antonio has as good
physicians as are to be found in
the state, and the location of the
asylum, just outside Of her limits,
would have pointed out to a
reasonable man the propriety of
appointing a San Antonio physi-
clan to that post, but all thing are
possible to the man who has a
political pull, and it is the p p that
goes in Texas, regardless.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

1t is no doubt true that there is
more good business for Southwest
Texas in one irrigation convention,
such as was held here recently,
than in all the political conven-
tions that might be held in a year,
and yet the convention that nomi-
mated Judge Noonan for Congress
did one of the best strokes of work
that was ever accomplished in
Southwest Texas. 1t will bear
fruit for years to come.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
TUESDAY, DECEMBER is, 1894

The Socialists in the German
parliament are called down by a
resolution of the imperial secretary
of justice, who declared that the
revolutionists were endeavoring to
undermine the state. Germany
has warm times in store when I'M
perial William attacks Socialism
in its chosen stronghold.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

Houston complains that her in
surance rates are enormous, for
getting that a wooden town always
has to pay heavy insurance rates,
particularly when without ade-
quate water service. Houston must
put herself on metropolitan basis
as to more solid constructions and
adequate water service.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

Corbett when he comes on the
stage in this city. He will give a
sparring exhibition in connection
with his performance, and it this
that draws. How many of the
anti-pugilistic people will have a
courage greater than their curios-
ity and remain away from the
opera house? The performance it,
self will demonstrate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

Brennan Banner thinks that the
Senate will not adopt the closure
rule until the old grannies wear
muzzles to their tea parties. Verify
the first duty of the old grannies,
in and out of the senate, is to leave
free course for their gossip.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

There is no manner of doubt that
if Texas is to be helped in the mat
ter of irrigation she must help her.
self. The state legislature must
put out its hand and aid the work
that in the aiding is to come into
so great prominence as one factor
of the added wealth of the state.
Through irrigation will the value
Of all the irrigated lands be multi
piled in value tenfold, and in this
increased valuation will the state
reap a rich return for all its outlay.
There will be no question that will
come before the approaching legis-
lature more important than this
one of state aid to irrigation enter
prises. The passing of the proper
laws and the adoption of the proper
regulations and the employment
Of the proper agencies for making
this work affective, will challenge
the best efforts of that body. San
Antonio, as interested in this mat
ter, should heartily enter into this
work and see that the way for such
legislation as is best is properly
pioneered.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

John Bull would give his lions
tail to get the inside track on Mic
aragua canal, but John is justly
conscious OF the rights and inter
ests that the American eagle has
in that matter and will wait a
while before putting forth his paw.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18
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as wet and warm as May. Texas
has the warm without the wet, but
is perfectly willing to see them
married il the weather clerk will
perform the ceremony.
Now that the Southern states are
no longer solid the border sisters
are asking for a new deal, one that
will turn the presidential deck
over and select the candidate from
the Southern stack.
There are three ways in which to
meet the state deficiency: Raise
the rate Of taxation; issue bonds
and borrow the money; chop ex-
penses. Wait few weeks and the
method will be revealed.
No one in the coast region will
kick at the retention of DR.. Swear
ingen at the head of the state
health department. The DIR. is the
right man in the proper situation,
and it is wise to keep him.
Irrigation enterprise is one that
demands brains to devise and exc
cutive ability to carry forward that
devisement. Without these in di-
rection all irrigation schemes will
be abortive.
Snap Shots, in Galveston News,
does not believe that the Detroit
crusade against kissing will ever
prove effective. There is evident
ly love for two-lip salve hanging
round that kodak snapper.
There is one reform needed in
party politics, and that is such
change in political vision as will
recognize the good in the attempts
of the other party and aid in car
rying them out.
If San Antonio will organize
something that will put the proper
reception Of delegations or organic
ations, visiting the city, into spe-
cific and competent hands it will
be long stride forward.
When the actual work Of excava-
ton for those sewer pipes COM
mences there will be a quickening
to the pulse of the retail trade OF
this city, and other business will
readily feel the movement.
When the municipal election is
over this city will take a rest from
the complications of office filling
and buckle down to square busi-
ness, irrigating schemes, railroad
building and SIGH,
There will be more damming in
this southwest Texas country once
irrigation matters get into full
swing than there was in the good
old days Of "hell or Texas" referred
to by Phil. Sheridan.
There is ono thing that San An
tonic cannot do, and that is to
offer to the Bike-skaters a ground
for their contests. This city is a
summer resort the year round and
carries no frost in stock.
The latest in the way of justice
is to shoot the judge off the bench
when he refuses to bail a red hand
ed murderer. How would it do to
shoot the murderer in that case,
just for an experiment?
Diphtheria seems to settle in
the lap Of Hondo City, much as
Old Winter sometimes does in the
lap Of spring. How would it do to
try the new method Of eviction
and test the efficiency Of serum?
There will be very little actually
accomplished in Congress until af-
ter the holidays, and the less that
is attempted after the reassem-
bling, by this democratic body of
incapables, the better.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

There are too many laws in Texas
and too few of them obeyed. The
attempt to break the law breakers
of their law breaking habit by
breaking their necks is a dismal
failure. Perhaps fewer laws rigid
idly construed and executed would
answer the purpose better.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-18

If somebody has not lied there is
need Of wholesale blackcapping
in Georgia as a corrective for the
almost universal whitecapping that
prevails there. 1t is easier to be-
lieve that some one has monkeyed
with the truth.