The Daily Cosmopolitan (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 74, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 12, 1884 Page: 3 of 4
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LA.ill íov n^H.
1 inj 42 mile** wide waj
klw Ion* a f ¡ ii ¡s bounded
Ifü liortli. Hidalgo "n
■ C°UU'-V u' on the south and the
Bl° (:iaon ti" e. 8t lt coutuui.
exico o " J (vud persona.
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. onlued*1 V. nnuf lim
, v4lued ftl tl.¡ 'w|,¡'ci, now lias
i miles fr0"1 the K,' ,
le.w^J-rg, a„a i84:¡ í«ot
of t .* m*a
fcpSfl Santa María 2«
i Sí"W* the only other
E¿! nee in the county.
LrcUIT4 DISTRICT COURT.
V r TuWR ' residence Austin.
Si, ff K [{«hauls, San Antonio.
i?tk Duval Beam- Austin.
i h,.i H L.(íosun< , Castroville
^reb[ <• «lerk C. F. Tiujiiman.
IS'? Mawhfti, Jtllln M. Havnks.
(April 24tb and November 27th.
COUNTV OFFICIALS.
0 J. M. IIAY\KS.
tí. A. IJiiito.
a. gl.ahvi.jukb.
C. GAKZA.
J. A. Mien ni
j. A. ÜKüW.VK.
S. J. Cockk.
E. C. Foitro.
J. connoh.
J. Wkbu.
F). TOHIIKB.
J IJ. A K1J.S.
M. IS. KlNGijUUltV.
The 8th cavalry band, Mex.
army, will start for the Now
Orleans Exposition on the
15th of this month, staying
there about- three months,
after which they will be re
placed by the magnificent
Zapadores band. From New
Orleans the 8th band will gft
to Washington to serenade
Candelario Es- darling, you had better put it
[Judge
• Clerk:
I Treasurer,
i Assessor.
[ Collector,
i Attorney,
Surveyor.
| of tlie t'e ce,
ble, 3d precinct,
CITY OFFICIALS.
Tnos. Carson.
«bal. jAS- K,A11N-
«usurer,
tor & Collector.
[ttorney,
crctury
DISTRICT COURT.
[strict Court assembles on tlie first
in February uud September.
J. C. Risskix, Corpus Chrsti.
Ly i), McNkil Tuiixkh, C. Christi.
Ii'k'owai-ski, Brownsville
I0MSDISTRICT. BRAZOS OE
SANTIAGO.
Í;nfi JAMKS O. I.ITBY.
j Collector. E. II. Gooniticu.
Collector at Pt. Isabel, E. A. Milu
CONSULS.
UNiTKD STATES.
General. VV. P. Sutton.
Matamoros.
MEXICO.
Jl, Maxbkl TRE.via'0
Brownsville.
SPAIN.
|ar Agent. S. Cjslaya
Brownsville.
POSTOFFICE.
fmve for the interior via Rio Grande
Ma. daily, except Sunday , at (i
rivingduily, except Mondays, at!)
leaves dnily for Point Isabel at 9 a.m.
'.eaves morning of sailing ol eacb
leans steamer.
J09. Hopkins, I'os truster.
FORT BROWN.
J. H. Bradford, Commanding,
stationed Company G. 19th Infun-
Bradford,nnd Iroop 1,8thCavalry,
nennessee.
¡uartermaster, U. C.Gardmsu.
iljutant, Lt. E. H. Cuowpuh.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
runde—Leaves Brownsville d< ily at
Wve« Point Isabel daily at 4 p m.
orosi Santa Cruz liorso Cars — Trip*
ce an a. m. l.ast car leaves Sunta
p, m.
oros & Monteroy Rlt. makes t,wc
fery day except Sunday, having Ala-
depot at 8 a. m. and 5 p, ui.
MATAM0«0S,
f °Vhe ri«ht bfink
iville toíh! h°'lí V"'1" íIÍM(,nt from
le. to whieii it is connected by a
tfu!f Of M«vl Cni 27 mU*
)f the river if° ^ W1'1' Ht
.e«ch c ntrólled by «Vocai donato
?!ii . ,1¡í actions oí Hi dtv
■StSiíÜS".wr. it
If them paved win.' °U 1'}mps- an<l
; l«5£ ? númberTlín?^-^
'"'CU ule 'fe ?°fÍng $8°'Ü"° ^
Bsturtinff 1, ,ucb Intervention.—
^ always íi tLU| ttl!-WUy to Mon
•ft on the northern f ?tlng coni,n«r
northern frontier of Mexico
CIVIL OFFICERS.
(«SlL r„Al>1:;i'HKUT0 Tokrks-
Mdeut City Colli pil*8 m*0*1' Maktixkz
[f Police ' ,l0MAH Marquk?,.
'FederalTar r ^Ma1m> ThkviSo.
íctor Stómp Tax m!"
torciivtay i,' " ah.vava.
ytax' ® Santos Coy.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
"iniitrador. l- „
[Nor, * BWPB Salazar.
"4in «ustoins guara , Pkrííaxu1í*
PARTUPMrr l AB,'° G' G0XZA,'K '
™S,0F „T,IE B"iVo.
dip'i ltary District.
Divisor ®OMULo Cceiaar, com
L¿I¿55; I?ri?G«nA. gomkz.
iter, n„n. V .* ^"'URKau
oros cavalry, Col. J. T.
cA?ruS'A
«ter.
*«A.
• ^ ««PI. P w,k|c
*<*•""«icsjrsi
iSSc136—
the newly elected president;
from thence to New York,
Brooklyn, Boston, Philadel-
phia, Chicago, Cincinnati, St.
Louis, San Francisco, thence
to the capital of Mexico. All
the music at the exposition
will be under the general
leadership of Mr. G. D'Aqnin,
x>f New Orleans, but the lead-
er of the 8th, Encarnación
Payen, will direct the band.
Mr. Payen plays his cornet
with one hand while with the
other he leads the orchestra.
The members of this band are
all young men, without ex-
ception they are none over
the ag : of 25years. The fol-
lowing is the personnel of the
band:
Leader, Encarnación Payen.
Petite Flute, Leandro Ba-
11 ardo.
Flutes: F flat, Simon Perez;
E flat 1st, Douiingo Vcrgara:
E flat 2d Luis Leija.
Petite Clarinette, Cecilio
Sanios.
Oboe, 1st, Jesus Ccsachy;
2d, Felix Avila.
Clarinette, Principals, Su-
sano Robles, Federico Gomez,
Juan Pere;s Tajada (soloists)
Ripíanos, Vicente Benitez,
Higinio Delgado, Eineterio
Diaz, Patricio tuna. Seconds
Juan Yepez, Modesto Pozzo,
Antonio Trejo, Ladislae Mar-
tinez.
Fagot. 1st, Agnstin Olmo,
2d, Apolonia Arias.
Saxophone soprano. Leon
rrdo Vizearo (soloist); Amado
Alias, 2d, Altos, Petronilo
Apsdaca and Pedro Rodri-
guez. Tenors; Marcelino Paz
and Plutarco Gonzales. Bar-
ito- es, Juan Lejazar, Francisco
Ortiz and Ismael Herrera.
Cornets Victor Paris, (sol-
oist) Agustín Guzman, (soloist)
Casimiro Cendejas -21.
Bugles, Ignacio Santa Ana
(soloist) 1st, Eduardo Lopez;
2d, Arcadio Sanchez.
Horns, 1st, Aurelio Benitez;
2d, Agustin Ruiz.
Altos, 1st, Sixto A1«mi la;
E flat 1st, Mariano Torres;
1st, Juan Bustos; 2d, Ncnie-
cio Gonzalez and Mauro Ca-
zarez; 3d, Juan Contreras.
Trumpets, 1st, Rodolfo Ro
driguez; 2d, Abraham Lopez.
Trombone. ' 1st, Gregorio
Ortiz and Lorenzo Vega; 2d.
Emiliano Sanchez and Fran
cisco Acosta; 3d, Filomeno
Nnñez; 4th, Miguel Diaz.
Baritone, 1st, Gregorio
A randa; £d, Manuel Guerra.
Busson, B flat, Ramon Cer-
vantes,
Ophicleide, Domi go Lo«
pez.
Counter Bass, Matías Seve-
ra, Joaquin Garcia and Cal*
istro Manrique.
Bass. Ricardo Mercado and
Manuel J$s(juibelt
T.tnbral.
trad a.
1) ruin Va!entir.o Ace vedo.
Cymbals. Trinidad Torres.
Snare drum. Jesus R. To-
ledo.
Triangles. Felipe Servantes.
The gala suits will be haud-
some. They are being made
by the merchant tailor Juan
Mivielle, Second San Ramon
Street No. 5. The dolman
jackets are of sailor blue
woolen goods, with passemen-
terie ornaments like the
French decorations; on the
shoulders and arms are silver
lyres The pantaloons are
short to fit into the cavalry
top boots, The caps are of tho
same material as the suit, with
a tricolor plume ill front.
Sashes of varnished leather
are coming from Europe to
hold their music sheets. The
high cavalry boots are of calf
skin from Boston. Tlie suit
and boots are all made to
order, the latter at the Z:tpa
tcria del Buzar,Calle Espíritu
Santo No. 3. The fatigue suits
are of the same style but
plainer.
The suits for the Zapadores
will be gorgeous. They will
be made of dark material with
gold ornaments.
buck in the life preserver, so
it will be all right for the next
passengers who may occupy
this stateroom.'
Mr. Lovgin took the cork
and didn't continue the con-
versation.—Merchant Trave-
ler.
A STUDY FROM LIFE
Tlie story is told of a New
York messenger boy who
brought a dispatch into the
private office of a certain great
financier and railroad king,
an J who, while he waited for
an answer, leanrfl ou the grcit
man's desk and whistled a
lively tune, which he kept
time with, his feet, says the
Cleveland Herald. The great
man was shocked throughout
his entire system, and he bent
upon tlie audacious imp a
gafce whose severity would
have unnerved a police
captain; but its only effect
upon the uniformed urchin
was to cause him to wink one
eye with much unconcern
while he still continued his
tune and his shuffle. Then the
great man said, sternly: 'Boy,
this is not Harrigar & Hart's.'
To
y onu &
you bet your life it ain't; I
wouldn't pay no half dollar to
come in here.'
MODERN li¡TtS in new YORK
New York Millionaire—
'Are the girls locked up for
the night, wife?'
'Yes.'
'Coachman chained?'
'Yes '
'Has the patent butcher
catcher in the front yard been
oiled so that it works well?'
'Yes '
'Well, we might as well
chloroform tho gardener and
go to sleep.'
"Can you think of a. fresh
joke this morning"?" the Man-
aging Editor asked the Phoney
Man. "Yes, sir," replied the
Phoney Man, with a tear;
'•n< w that the smoke of the
battle tiMR cleared away, noth-
ing hut the stump8 are left."
■■ ■ 1 ■ —— —-——
Lord Norlhbrook; a* special
high commissioner, has re-
turned from Egypt and re-
commendsthatEngland pay the
Alexandria indemnity, taking
funds as security.
• EAGLE
restaurant,
Andres Lago,
Proprietor.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
DAY AND NlGIIf.
EL IZABETIIS TR KET,
BRO WNS VILL V, TEXAS.
ol5if
DANCING.
Private leaeonn will be given by
Pr< f. Cima. J. Enj>Klf r in all kiihl*
of ilnncioer i*t tl)H residence of pn-
pils, at Hiu'li buutu au tliey may fie-
leot, commencing on November 1st.
He will also cull for bulls aud pur-
ties tlie In test stylo of Ltuicera and
Quadrilles. Address,
1W. CHAS J. ENGSTER,
o20 1\ O. liox 280, city.
SCHOOL opiim
AT
's
BROWNSVILLE.
SEPTEMBER 19t, 1884.
The cuiU'BO of studies embrace the
full CO UMJJ11C/AL with a VRtl.
VAliATORY Departmeot.
TEACHERS.
!Un. John* Kenny, Principal.
miss viaity o. 1íutleb, Aasistaot.
Miss Cecilia [foiu>, Music Teacutr.
One of the clergyman, attached to
the Chnrch, will teach occusionnlly
Rome experiments in Natural lJhilo-
sopliy and Chemistry, Latin, op-
tional, after school hours.
TER VIS—As per ngroemoot wit.U
several fathers of family, otherwise
for a session of ten months.
For further information apply to
P. F. PAlilSOT, O. M. I.
h3() 1 m
subscription,
[}aa!; nn/l "Mrturn "j
iV
il MM ,ll((
o
And Cigar Store, of '
S. R. KIM 11 ALL.
Also Agont, for th" Standard VValch and
Jewo.ry factory. Stationery lor Rait?.
EhlAAJtE'JH HTttEET
•'ROUGH ON paint" plaster.
Porous and strengthening, im-
proved, the best for backache, puing
id llio chest, or sido, rheumatism,
neurtiigiu 25c, Dnigaists or mail.
NIGHT SWEATS.
Headache, fever, chills, malaria,
dyspepsia, cured by Wells' Health
Reuewer $1.
bed bugs, flies.
Flies, roaches, anls, bedbugs, raf«,
mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared
out by R'.ugh on Ruts. lóc.
"ROUGH ON DENTIST" TOOTH
POWDER.
Smooth, refreshiiig, harmless, ele-
gant, cleansing, piesnrvative aud
fragrant,
'buchítpaiba."
.Quick, cemplete cure, all kidney
Bladder aud Uriuary diseases, scald-
in íí, irritation, stone, gravel, catarrh
of the bladder, $1, Druggists.
thin people.
Wells' Health Renewer restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia,
impotence, sexual debility. $1. ,
j. c. scott, ~
A'iroRNEY-AT-LA W,
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS.
AVill praetioe in all tho Federal
' and State Courts.
J. b. Pt'TWiWT. .Tl! Mils n. Pl'TKd'.'AT,
_tents
which the- nnhumbled | J HI j1 IT j ^ \] \in St ÍV ¡ tYn^oroarí'0',R0M,u0 sSIKíiT,p,CAM,!RTrANiC0B'
g rascal replied: 'Well, J L lUlLuiMI, JL, (1 Iva
riitonta srnt froo. 'J'hlrty-fovon yoarH* exrK* i ncp.
A LIFE PttESERVEU
Mr. aud Mrs. Lovgin went
to Louisville recently by boat
and in the morning when Mrs,
L. arose she looked suspicious
ly at her husband and said:
'Were you up during the
night V'
'Yes, dear,' he responded
gently.
'What was the matter?'
'Why, my dear, 1 woke up
in the night a little nervous,
and I got op to see if the life
preserver was in good condi-
tion in case of accident.'
Did you find itV"
Yes, my dear.'
•'So I should say,'she replied
with a disagrt cable rasp in
voice; *and you left the cork
on th*' shelf. Possibly, my
) ""J
(Successors to .T. f., I'nl< gi;at.)
A FULL LINK OK DRU-fS,
CHEMICALS PERFU-
MER 1', CARDEN
SEED PA'¡EXT
MEDiCINE.^
STATIONERY (t- 1<'AS'<:Y GOODS
ALWAYS ON HAS O
PrcscrijUiosiii íoim^oiuid*
eel ai all hour*.
Hood juarters /or iiattery Park Railroad and
Asbestos ready mixed paints, white lead
blusned oil., tii;'|)entine, varnishes.
uuu IntcrrstlnK ■
rormutlon. Mxiolmen copy of t hn Hclcnlllio Amciv
1c!!!.l.r"nt j'1'.- artijrosh munn A, CO.. ht'IFNTlFU
Amkhi(ian oilico. iiül Jíromlvviiy, Mow Vork.
KKLSKV. John P., Runcho San Thifael,
Starr coatitv. Texas. Cattle and hor-"' brand.
Por *sta hago . abor (}uo ninjriinn person-i
tlone diirecho' rt. \eader lo niio nlfiRan ani-
Mal de jií fierro sin venia •' an 1 d>*
ventu cou los requisitos de ley
a.3 aN.TONPJ .VTlvJNiON.
Vi'iiliani Chamberlain, horse Acnftle brmd
and slieej ear-mark, liancho del t ilepefto,
Cameron comity. Texas. apl
& Mil
annpnr „ iwmaxJH
wholesale and RETAIL
OKA (¿LIOS IN DRV GOODS, BOOTH,
SllOl>, NOTIONS and OROCERli-K.
IMPORTERS <>F
Mili J 111 WINES and ISHANDIK8.
lit) H .oU'NMVII,F,K. TBXAS
* LIFE PRESBRVER. # %
If you are losing your grip on life,
t ry Well ' Health Renewer. Goes
direct to weak spots
1HE HOPE OF THB NATION.
Children, alow iu developemout,
puny, scrawny and delicate, aa«
Wei's' Health lienower,
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The Daily Cosmopolitan (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 74, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 12, 1884, newspaper, November 12, 1884; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth177885/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.