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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Onlcer 5. >. BLOCK has been detailed by the Com
mfssioners TO assist License Agent Ran and Offi-
Ger Carter In the overhauling or licenses.
THE NEW AssRsSMENT
Mr. Joseph E. Rawlings has been appointed as
SCISSOR for the 4th subdivision In place OF VIM.
John H. Bird has been appointed In the Th sub
division, vice Allen Rutherford, declined. The
Wofk OF assessment VIII be commenced next
Monday.
PERMITS TO BUILD.
, Building permits have been issued by Inspector
EntW1sle: as follows: Arthur Christie, repair
Drlck, 2l9 pennsylvania avenue southeast; $500
repair prick northwest corner and eth streets;
sou W. T. Beach, repair Frame on Rockville
loaa, aDove Tenleytown; $780, A. Wondee, erect
ware aSenue aSe and lst ana and streets SOUTH
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The New York Tragedy.

THE INQUEST OVER THE BODY OF HAvBRsrTCK.
NEW YORK. March 2l.-The inquest In the cas0
OF VIM. II. Haverst1ck, who was shot on MopdaV
evening by George w. Conkling, was resumed to.
day. several witnesses were examined, but no
new facts were elected Mrs. Uhler, sister Of
Conkling, is still In the New York hospital sufer.
Ing from nervous prostratiOn, and was un able to
Oe present as witness IL is expected that she
Will have recovered sufficiently tomorrow to per-
mlt her attendance and the Inquest was adjourned
until then. j. Clement Uhler, Mrs. Uhler's nus.
band, Is In Pennsylvania, and could not be sub.
penaed.
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ST. PAU, MrNN., March 21.-Advices from VA.
rious points In the Yellowstone country Indicate
that the past winter has been favorable for stock.
men, ana the loss from exposure and cold weather
estimated not to exceed nve per cent for the en-.
tire territory.
CHICAGO, March M.-Reports from the central
portion OF the state indicate that the cold snan has
damaged early sown wheat and seriously Affected
the peach prospect,
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HAMANs REILLY 10 Ross CuAIGxuaR-Hsnlan
positively declines goingto the maritime prOvnooa
Ross win agree 70 row on any OF the Wnsess hs1G
way between Toronto and st John, n. 4. he VI
stated for expcnses-o50o In Q 81, 90 raoe-b -
OF all proportion, and In the race he proposes g.
penoes VIII not be given or taken. HanlAn hn0.
e5o0 on 0ep0sit with the Try FIELD and EGJNoS
ana calls on RCS 70 cover Il.
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Another Dull Day I'm Wall Street

NEW YORK, March N.-Tbe Posts financial ar.
tfcle says: The stock market during the forenoon
was extremely dull and the total sales up TO I2:3o
O'Clock were only 6s 900 shares. At the opening
and during the flrst hour OF business the markeS
was Father weak, and prices declined kaX, bus
since then there has been a firmer tone, and tho
greater part OF the decline has been recovered.
Government bonds were lower for the Is and
4Hs. State bonds were entirely nominal Railroad
bonds were dull and steady. Rates for call loans
on stocks during the forenoon were l5a12il6al6
main as last Qnoted.
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Kate Judd and Her Companion Sem
fenced.

PROVIDENCE, March 2l.-In the supreme court ac
Newport this morning Kate A. Judd was sen.
fenced to 25 years Imprisonment for arson ana
Geo. ROUNDS was sentenced TO years imprison.
menu on an indictment charging him with enter.
Ing ana stealing from the Wright cottage Both
tenceS unmoved.
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News Briefs.

At Florence, South Carolina. yesterday, .
number OF election managers were bound over for
trial at the nited States court on the charge OF
refusing TO allow qualined voters TO vote.
Reports from Iowa state that the apple crop
has been killed by the severe weather. Snow
blockades the railroads running into Quebec.
The non.union miners, working at Lengan, near
crowd OF union miners, who broke into their
house. beat the men and frightened the women.
Ellen KeIlaher, widow Of the attendant at Bel.
levue Hospital, New York, who was dllo0
October 4. by Geo. MahaD, aD insane patient. haa;
sued the commissioners OF charities and cogreo-
tiOns for o 900 damages
The3rand Lodge OF Delaware, Independent Order
Of Good Templars, which includes seventeen sub.
ordinate lodges, was organized In Dover, Dels
yesterday.
The Dean OF Canterbury has received o lettoR
threatening that the deanery win be blown up @
the occasion Of the enthronement Of the new arch
The autopsy held on the body Of Prince oort,.
chako6 showed that he was not poisoned.
bill was passed By the Tennessee Legislature
yesterday ab0llshing public executions In that
Stata
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| 81. JOSEPH Mo-, March N.-When John Cox Wa
called as witness In the bond robbery case ye0,
leIoay. against Scott, he could not be found Cox
| VINO mad turned states evidence In the casS
against Crowther, WAS expected to do the same n
| thls case. There is no clue TO his whereabouts
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CAPT. A. W. JOHNSON, commanding the q. s.
steamer Powhatan, reports the arrival OF that YES
sci at Cape Haytien harbor, 81 Domingo, on the
1st instant, from Boston.
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Mrs Peter Jackson died at Newark. Nj, lase
evening, aged l0l years, month and 81 days.
The house on Church street, Newport, RI.
owned by Mrs. Hannah Rudolph was burned
early this morning, and Mary Barry. q domestic.
was burned to death.
The loss by the fire at the Naugatuck Machin0
Cos. works at Union City, Conn.,, this morning u
$4,000.
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for the new Pension building was awarded to-day
to James H. McGil, OF this City, whose bid was
90 81 - "
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CADET ENGINEERS Arthur T. Woods, William s.
Smith, j. w. Stahl, and 7. F. Carter have been
ordered to examination for promotion.
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BIDS FOR Cur STONE work for entrances to new
Pension building were opened to-day In Gen.
Meigs' 0nlce as follows, the rst figures being for
granite and the second for sandstone:
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Incendiary Fire.

WATERBURY, CONN, March 2l.-An fncendiary
Cnls morning destroyed the machine shop OF tho
Naugatuck machine company, at Union City The
1oundry was saved. new elevator I'm process Oe
will not cover the loss
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MILK Scarce I'm New York Cssv.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-There was a greater scar.
city OF milk In this city this morning than on any
Gay since the war between the farmers and milk
dealers began. Mlkmen were willing to give any
price for milk but it was impossible TO obtain sui.
ncient to supply their customers A great nor.
ton OF the milk that did reach here came down
the Hudson on bargeS
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1894 67s q; customs, &622, ,O55 a
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kilograms to The Star.
SITTING BULLS REMOVAL.
DISTURBING EVENTS IN EUROPE.
RAILROAD MEETING IN KANSAS CITY
CONKLING HAvERsTICK TRAGEDY:
Old World News TODAY.

Ola world News TODAY.
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT SERIOUSLY ut
LONDON, March g.-Right Hon Anthony r,
Mundella, member of parliament for shefield and
vice vice president of the council, is seriously indis.
COUNT DE trssrrs
GO arSts, n March sl.Count DE Lesseps has reached
Haoes' on MS way TO the dessert OF sahara.
THE FRENCH BLOCKADE or MADAGASCAR
LONDON, March 2l-A dispatch 20 the Stdnddr6
from Vienna says the commander OF the French
~ s9uauron 10 Madagascan waters has been ordered
70 70 spare Tamatave as far as possible, and %
blockade but few ports
PRINCE BrsMARcks EMIGRATION scuENx
BERLIN, March Y.-Nothing is known here COM
cerning the scheme attributed I'm America to
prince Bismarck for acquiring land In Mexico
On which TO settle Germ an emigrants-
FIRE on BRITISH STEAMER
LONDON, March 2l-A dispatch from Gibraltar
states that the British steamer Swalefale from
Palermo, March 9TH, for New York, is OF there.
Her cargo is on fire.
TRE PELTzERs REFUSED A TRIAL
BRUSSELS, March 2l.-The court OF cessation haS
refused to grant a new trial in the case OF Leon
and Armand Peltzer, the convicted murderers OF
m. Bernaya
LONDON, March s1.-Right Hon. Sir Geo. Jessels
THE CORONATION OF THE GAR
PARIS, March 21.-M. waddngton will represent
France at the coronation OF the Car at Moscow.
Meeting OF Railroad Men.
, ST LoUIs, March 2l.-vice President Hoaae ana
General Passenger Agent Chandler, OF the Missouri
e.hS idiHoau, ana tSeneral PaSSe niger Agent
Wlshart. OF the St Louis and San Francisco ran.
road, ieft last night for Kansas City, where meet.
Ing or railroad men Will be held to-day to con.
slider the new order or things under the recent
legislation in Kansas, establishing a board OF rail-
road commissioners and making cents per milo
the maximum passenger fare.
Arrested ON Suspicion Of Murder.
HARTFORD CONN, March 2i.-At one O'Clock
tails morning Brooks johnson, the coored seryant
or the Misses JudSon, or East Hartford, was ar.
rested on suspicion OF being concerned In their
murder. He was locked up In this city.
MIX Scarce I'm New York CITY.
NEW YORK, March 21.-There was a greater scar,
city OF milk In this city this morning than on anv
Gay since the war between the farmers and milk
dealers began. Mkmen were willing to give apY
price for milk, but t impossible TO obtain sui.
ncient to supply their customers A great nor.
tion OF the milk that did reach here came down
the Hudson on barges
Incendiary Fire.
WATERBURY, CONN, March 2l.-An fncendiary
Cnls morning destroyed the machine shop OF tho
Naugatuck machine company, at Union City. Tho
1oandry was saved new elevator I'm process az
construction was burned Insurance, $4,000 which,
Will not cover the loss
Dtsappearance Of q Witmess.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. March 21 When Jobp Gov 49,.
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The POLICY CAsEs-1n the Police Court to-day
P1nkney Cross and Uriah d. Hilton were charged
with backing policy" MT. A. b. Williams an
pears for the defendants The hearing In the
cases was deferred till Saturday next The de-
fendants gave $500 bail for their appearance
Chas. w. Beveridge and Jno N. Clark anne
into the Police Court this afternoon and gave $500
bail to answer the charge OF backing policy.
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BOOKS. &c

EASTER CARDS AND NOVELTIES
LARGE ASSORTMENT AND MANY VERY
BEAUTIFUL.
LENTEN BOOKS and BOOKS OF DEVOTION.
PRAYER BOOKS and HYMNALS
SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS
FAMILY, POCKET and TEACHER BIBLES
At WILLIAM BALLANTYNE l. SONS,
f28 42S SEVENTH STREET
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

SPECIAL NOTICE--THERE WILL BE GRAND
- Bal given at Id. Abre- Hall, April IL by GOLD
IN EAGLE so IAL CLUB. for the benefit Of Henry
his -TF-~N DO-AA Va
Tickets may be had Of employees Of b. &P R. r. or
n his residence. 80 ID street southwest IL.
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MeetinR OF RntlronA yyc..
Arrested on Su.pIciou Of MURDER.

HARTFORD, CONN, March 2t.-At one O'Clock
tails morning Brooks johnson, the colored servant
or the Misses Judson, or East Hartford, was ar.
rested on suspicion OF being concerned In their
murder. He was locked up In this city.
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TIE SHON0 DIVORCE CAsE.-In the case of Eva
T. Shomo against Oscar v. Shomo, the answer OF
respondent, denying the allegations Of bad treat
ment, cruelty, &C. has been filed, and the COM
p!alnanC has nled an amendment to the original
bill rectifying certain dates
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TOBACCO TAx.-Gen. Raum, Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, has returned to this city from
New York. He says the circulars in regard to the
reductions OF the tobacco tax will probably be
ready tomorrow. First Controller Lawrence ex-
poets to have his opinion on the tobacco rebate
question ready by tomorrow.
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SECRETARY FoLGKR, accompanied by his private
secretary, MI. Sperry. arrived here this morning
from Fortress Monroe on the revenue cutter
Ewing. He went Immediately to his residence.
Although he Is feeling considerably improved to-
day, he did not put in anappearance at the Treas
ury department.
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THE PROPOSED BRIDGE ACROSS NIAGARA RIVER.
The Attorney General has rendered an opinion on
the proposition OF the Canada Southern railroad
company to erect bridge across Niagara river to
the effect that no action has been taken by Con-
gress in the matter and the President has power
under the Constitution or the laws to grant the
necessary anthOritY.
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Mr. Mayne, for the defense, said he proposed to
show that Jansen got the corpse at the medical
college, where 1t, In pursuance of Shaw's direc-
tions before DEATH had been taken for dissection;
that he would snow that Shaw had willed his
body to science.
The court refused to allow testimony as to
whether Shaw had willed his body for dissection.
Testimony going to show thar Jansen was author
ized By the health office to remove and bury in
potter's field debris from Georgetown medical col.
DR.. Harrison Crook, demonstrator of ANATOMY
At Georgetown college, testified to having seen
Shaw's body on the dissecting table there; the
clined to state how it was procured On the ground
that he might criminate himself He also. De.
clined TO state whether or not he saw Jansen at
Shaw's grave MessrS. Buchanan, DanfOrth and
Muncaster. students at the college, saw the body
In the dissecting room and being dissected, but
recalled, said, in reply to the question .Sow muck
did Jansen receive for the body7" sAs near as
remember the whole thing amounted to $22;" that
explain how the body was procured. Here re-
After recess Mr.. Mayne asked ruling as to the
dug no on January 2sd, when the pfoof was that
the body was in the medical college on the a0th
The case was briefly argued 70 the Jury.
CHARGE or TIE ooURF.
The court, In charging the jury, oaid that this
onense was high mlsdemeanoF. As 70 the claim
that It was public necessity that dead bodies
should be procured for scientific purposes, he re-
marked that while we may bene1t from thing.
statute that the court indicting death sentence
may direct the body 70 be delivered TO . surReon
Tor dissection, but such was not done In this case
v1RDlcf or GUnfY.
verdict OF guilty.
~. Hayne moved an arrest q Judgment on the
ground that the 1nf0Emstton does not 81 out an
o0ence known 70 ~ law
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SIGNAL STATIONS IN Post oFF1cEs-Acting Post
master General Hatton received a communicated
from Gen. Hazen asking permission to plac
weather bulletins in certain post offices, as tn
appropriations by Congress had rendered neces
sary curtafiment OF expenses and the abolition
OF certain signal service stations An aftirmativ
reply was made and the offices designated II
which the bulletins shall be placed.
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REUNION OF VETERANs-COl. and Mrs Young
gave a reception last evening at their rooms, SCS
e street, to the resident Surviving members OF
Youngs Kentucky Light cavalry, afterwards
the Sd Pennsylvania cavalry. There are about
fourteen members OF the company living In this
city. and these reunions are pleasant occasions,
In 1861 the company was camped out on the Sth
street road. They originally numbered 1900, but
the Survi vOrS are very few.
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~ B. B. CHASE,
VSB UMBRELLA MAKER.
14l2 Pennsylvania Avenue
hesPectuy invites the attention Of his patrons and
public that account of rebuilding at the old stard
opposite Milsrd's he has removed to 1414 street
next TO Wizards Hail. where he will be pleased to see
nus OLD customers and all 10 need his services as
practical Umbrella and Parasol maker Covering and
repairing specially. mhi0-eo2wfs :
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LIGHT SPARKS.

Several cases OF whoopng cough are re-
ported by the physicians.
Police whistles were going freely on Mil
itary plaza last night.
A fine, good sldfashioned rain is reported
I'm Hondo City and Medina county.
"A. Morris falls into line. and is Offering the
balance of his summer stock lat cost"
Wagon freighters refuse $40 per thousand
for hauling lumber TO Kerrvile.
At Sommers & Peterson's hall to-night-the
last night OF Tyroleans. Admission Is cents. a.
Tonight is positively the last night of the
Tyrolese singers, at Sommers 4 Peterson's hall.
Admission 20 cents.
A Medina county coal man was celebrating
the Fourth yesterday at Gallagher's near the
International depot.
"A very heavy rain passed south Of the city
to-day, commencing about Z a. IN. and CEN
tinuing for several hours.
Miss Cordeia v. Fisk has resigned her post
as teacher at the public school to undertake q
like duty ut the German-English school.
The paymaster disbursed $4,000 at military
headquarters yesterday, and the boys have now
the wherewith TO celebrate the glorious Fourth.
Thompson 4 johnson, of Cotula, are es-
tablishing yard for sale OF their brick, near
International depot, opposite Beitel's lumber
yard.
Mr.. Mayer, q gentleman from Galveston,
had his foot run over by the stage yesterday.
No bones broken; u little momentary pain, and
that's all.
A big auction sale comes off on Monday
and Tuesday at Mr.. Emersons, at 10 O'Clock,
when forfeited pledges by the thousands will
be offered.
Scot, the infant child of w. W. walling,
has been bitten on The right hand by a spider,
and although the wound is not dangerous IL is
very painful
County Judge Mason has received $500
from LaSalle county for keep of prisoners in
Bexar county jail and for the pay OF jurors in
the LaSalo murder case.
Chicken Mary, otherwise known as Mary
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LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL PERSONALS.

Items Cleaned In the Hotel Corridors and
Various Other Sources.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Banks are celebrating the
Fourth at Galveston.
Leopold NJ. Michael will leave this afternoon
for the West, on business trip.
Mr.. U. S. Bee is going to Laredo, where he
will deliver some stock and 200 mules,
Elk Street Commissioner Duffy has gone to
Galveston to examine his first grandson.
Mr.. Nesmeth in company with Stonewall
jackson Triplett, both of Austin, are visiting
the city.
DIR. L. L. Powell and Mrs. Powell, nee Adele
Grenet leave to-day for New York, where he
is to be attached to General Hancocks staff.
b. A. Aldrich, OF Dallas with Is. ID. Buford
& Co., Rock Island plows, is In the city looking
at his increasing trade in this part of the
State.
Rev. w. Howell Buchanan and wife and
daughter, Miss Nellie, will leave for the North
Tomorrow, via International, to be absent for
several mon this.
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law
pledges wherein the interest has not been paid when Sale
pa rgods
dscrpn
o 3Bowi
stint
tents andother tcle nspoSed
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We find 1

gives general satisfaction. Never had u com
plant. Everything in stationery line ut
. 6-7-lm BALDwINs, 257 Commerce St.
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VIII buy half interest in a good paying husi-
ness in this city. Apply to AT. b. J.," this
office R-gS. IF
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G. NJ Kingsley has opened depot for the sale
of lime, cement, plaster of paris, hair, chin
ney tlues, the celebrated New Braunfels brick
and Fort Scott Cement. Quality good, prices
reasonable. South side Main plaza, adjoining
the Central hotel. O-g-Ilu
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Charles G. Parker, formerly with Thompson
a. Austin, has opened tirst-class barber shop
opposite Hord hotel office on Delarosas street.
where he will be pleased TO see all his friends
need any recommendation us first-class bar
har I'm
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WHEN you want your plumbing done well by
experienced worlSmen, telephone To Maury
Co, 10 Alamo plaza. 5-2S-tf
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Everything In gents furnishing goods from the
Main plaza. b-I4-tf
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In endless variety and all the latest styles you
can find at Cohen IL Koenigheim's 800 and 81
Main plaza. 5-l4-tf
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Clothing to Fit

Everybody from 21A year old child TO an extra
size mems suit, at Cohen & Koenighelms, 300
and 81 Main plaza. 5-l4-tf
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The very latest in colored-bordered handker-
chiefs and neclswear at Cohen Il Koenighem's
800 and 81 Main plaza. 5-l4-tf
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Hats

will meet at Turner hall, Thursday, July Z, at
p. III. 1-3-3t. COMMITTEE
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Piece goods by the sutton yard for spring
PhNCOAsT q Son.
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= The finest line Of piece goods for the spring
and summer to be found in the State at
PAHCOAsT q SON,
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WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

We are prepared to receive Wool on consign-
ment, making Liberal Announcements on same.
CHABOT MOSS Il Co,
4-ll-f Ban Antonio. Texas.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.

One Lot $40 Ewes.
" $50 -
" 1900 "
1900 Ewes and Lambs.
1890 Ewes and Wethcrs.
$500 Sheep with lease of Itanche.
1860 Sheep with lease of Rancho.
CHABOT, MOSS q co..
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New goods at Pancoast q Sons for spring
and summer lust in.
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City Collectors June Report.

City Collector Hsueisen has filed his
monthly report of collections made from June
I to 20, Inclusive, itemized as follows
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CARTER & MULLALY,
Undertakes
ALAMO PLAZA.
Funerals Furnished with Every Requisite

Special attention given to forwarding bodies
to all parts of the United States. ~ Telephone
connection. Calls attended day and uVht.
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New spring clothing and hats just in.
PANCOAsT 4 SON.
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james Boyd II private In the Fifteenth
Louisiana Confederate regiment during the
late civil war, can hear something to his adj
vantage by calling on j. A. McAllister, corner
OF Villa and Mission streets. 7-4-4t
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Exhibit the finest line of balbriggan and Isle
thread
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UNDER

OF their own importation. 6-H-tf