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AauEER DIANE
with Long Hair. over in Ohio-Oiher
state Items.

btuto AltAlss
Chas. B. shishler has been elected sergeant
of Morgantowu to gil the vacancy caused by
the death Of James +. Hopkins. III
Kate Cone, better known Is Kate Claxton,
the great emotional actress, was born May .,
1916, within six miles OF Cumberland, Md.
The Salvation Army post at Wellsburg Is
reported as getting very weak as Tar 90 NUM-
bsls are concerned. The enemy has made
sad havoc among the recruits.
Tho Monongalia Temperance and Law and
Order Association HIS been formed ut Nor
gantown. 1t proposes 10 stop the liquor
traffic at that place and In the county.
The Baltimore & Ohio Company Is replac-
ing the light rails first laid on The Pittsburgh
Southern with heavy steel rails. The rails
removed are taken TO Grafton and laid on the
Grafton & Gtesnbriat narrow gauge road.
The game company purchased the narrow
gauge locomotives used on the Pittsburgh
Southern.
One day last week as the east bound "pick
up train was lying at Pennsboro, Ritchie
county, the engine ives engaged in making
up train. Mis- shodie Bradford, who lived
near there, attempted to cross the track bt-
tween two freight cars which were but Q
short distance apart, and when she was about
lAII way over Iut IWO ChLn SaAAO sS6 seASA
catching her b.tween the bumpers, pinching
her Sd that her clothing bursted, and 1t was
thought at the time that her recovery was
doubtful. She was taken TO her home and
medical aid summoned, and all that loving
hands could do was done for the unfortunate
girl. Upon examination 1t was found that
she had received internal injuries and she
grew worse until Wednesday night OF this
week when death came 10 her relief.
John Sellers, an eccentric farmer, living
three miles from New Philadelphia, Ohio, has
q flock OF sheep that has not been shorn for
SIX years. The wool has grown over their
eyes and is so long that 1t drags on the
ground. On bsing asked why he did not
shear his sheep, Mr.. Sellers replied: God
put the wool on their backs to stay there and
keep them warm and do not propose to Ia:
terfere." The flock lisa great curiosity, and
people come from miles around 10 see the
sheep. Mr.. Sellers never shaves, cuts his
hair or finger nails. His hair hangs down his
back and has the appearance OF never having
been combed, his whisksrs are long and
Shaggy, and his general appearance is entire
~ different from other men. he lives with
his sister, and owns good farm. He has
never bought any improved farm machinery,
but all his tools are homo made.
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mics nos. - and "a Fourteenth street


For sale-House and Lot.
Thanksgiving Geo. K. McMechen.
Ivory and Barbo;ine Ware
Just Receivsd-Fire Crackers.
Opera H0use-Hoop Of Gold.
LIST OF Letters.
Honey-R. ]. smyth.
Wha: Struck IN Old Soldter-Third p9ge.
For Ciucinnatt-Steamer 81. Lawrence.
DR.. John Z. snith-Third page.
Undertaking and Enbalming,-G. Mende
M
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There will BIO union services on Thanks.
giving day at the Presbyterian church.
@. q. Psvne, L. L. D., President OF Ohio
Wesleyan University. will deliver his popular
lecture on "Sbams" at Commercial hall next
Wednesday evening for the benefit OF the
library association.
Everybody seems TO be at st. Clairsville
this week attending tho suit OF Hobensack
vs.. Spence, which Is said by those who have
been there TO be very interesting for It's kind.
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Knew not what It wAI 10 be All hour even free mn,
curse. In tho summer OF 1850, Ailes len yesn n
this wrCtchei e. istrncC, began to use The CutI.
cura Remedies, aud after Two SClrS' periIteni M
OF them the last ulc hes healed. The dfeSS
disease has sucCumbed. All over the breast who's
was orce mss Of corruption IS now a health
skin. Ny weight has incfcA cd from one huniF+3
aud tweiIty.thtIe TO cue hundred and iltyAiT
pounds and the good work Is It'll going on, iterS
myself new man. and all though the Culicns'
Remedies. JAMES L. RICHARDSON, $50
Custom House, New OflrAbI
Sworn 10 before United States COmmISl0ner,
II ISuAIpn.n
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Of Scroiu.ous, Inherited aud COURAGEOUS HnnO,
and thus remove the most prolific cause Of humSS
suffering, 10 clear the Skin Of LisdguriuE bl chcS
Itching Fortunes, humiliAtlng EtupIiOM AVA
Hood 10 purify and bcRutily the skin, and rtstSsS
the Hair so that no trace Of dAeAse remain, CuiI.
Cura ResOlvent, the new Blood Purifier, UurtIc
and ApeTient, and CuticurA aud Cutcu!a SOSu IN
great skin Cures and BeautiHeH arc iniaIlibiS
They are the only remedies that succeed when nhS,
siciAns and sill other means fail 80
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The United Presbyterian Church hiss been
nieeIy DECORATED for tho semi-cen tsnnlsl cele'
brStion services, which commence at 9 o'clock
this afternoon. ,...
Among tho ministers who Will 10 present
and deliver short addresses VIII be Rev. u. A.
Cunningham, D. D., Rev J. r. smith, y. "
JobnSon, d. D., OF Washington, Pa; Rev.
ThomSs Balph, D. D, OF 81. ClsirsVillti Rev.
DIS. Young and Cooper, Of the Allegheny
Theological Seminary; rev. W. 8. Ovens, OF
steubs4YiIlt; Rev. h. g. Wgllsce, Of Rellalre;
Raw. W, NJ, Coleman, OF West Alexander;
Raw. N. N. MarllnG, OF R1ney's Point, and
Rsy, ]. N. FarIaE, OF HArrisyille, Ohio.
Tho service In geuersl will b unusually
inter sting, A second meeting will held Gs
Z this evening.
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bargains in Organs.
HHFEHIHH IN UFBHHHs
sEstey Organ, 7 Stops, SIS.
Mason & Hamlin Organ, s Stops, $50.
/ Palace Organ, 7 Stops, $76.
Palace Organ, 0 Stops, sos.
At WILsoy & BAVNER's.

A couR:E Of four lectures and one concert
will be given In the Fourth street church
this fall and winter. First lecture by DR..
Payne Thanksgiving night Subject, "QualI.
ties that VIM" Second Lettuce BY Rev. D.
K: Nesbit. New Years night. Subject "Mit.
by Rev. DR.. Smith, February 20. Subject,
Manhood and how to Reach IT. Fourth
lecture, Rev. =. s. DeHass, D. D., March Is,
Recent Explorations in Bible Lands.n
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Having secured the services oil experienced
men, We are, prepared to move Pianos,
promptly and -. carefully; al All our work Is
should you wish your Pianos removed, we
would be glad 10 receive your order.
WILSON & BAUMER,
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IAN receiving my fall stock Of women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fine cali
hand.sewed shoes In oil the different styles
10 which invite an inspection. haye
added several new lines 10 those have been
keeping heretofore, making complete assort-
ment Of fine and medium goods.
L. Y, BLOND,
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Do YOU wish success, do not fail 10 hear
Rev. Dr.. Payne's lecture Thanksgiving night
in Fourth NJ. f. church, on Qualities That
Win" Ticke's for course OF four lectures
and one concert only one dollar. For sale at
1900 Msrket street,
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GouyERSEuR, n. Y.-The Herald says, as a
friend 10 It's patrons, 1t 10 with pleasure that
It can recommend as radical cure for all
rheumatic affections, the wonderful remedy
ST, jacobs Oil. Il cures pain.
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EoR SALE.
FOR SALE.

One Of tho finest RIVER FARMS In Jefferson
and Belmont County, Ohio, at YorEvllle, i've mlts
shove Martins Ferry. and known AZ the Soih l'i'
ton Farm, containing $50 acres, more or IcsG Ins
farm lies ten or twelve feet above hlrh water marx
and Is we'll improved with good house, barn anu
outbuIldings complete, good orchard Of due i'"is
with a large river frontage OF AnC bottom land.
For particular. and terms call on or dcFeS
]. G. HERVEY,
Real Es;a.e Agent,
us2l.vM No, llO6 Market 81, Wheeling. ". Va:
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We have several very good secondhand
PIanoswhioh we offer at great bargains. Call
and Hes them. WILSON 4 BAu1ER.
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Eur HANrs A plyoRax.

On her cross examination Mrs. Ho6ensack
told Of her movements after leaving the Doc.
tor. She bad been visiting her cousin In
illinois, and while there had filed petition
for divorce. She heard that Merry Hoben.
sack was In Missouri. she had not met
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BAD BLOOD !!
sCROFuLOUs,
INHERITED.
CONTAGIOUS

IN 1870 scroIulOus Ulcers broke out on nav l-'Is
] until my breast was one mas Oi ColfInioS
Some OF thefo UleCrs were not less than one ana
one.hAli inches III diameter, the edges r,,nSS
ragged and seemingly dead, the cavity oben 10 H.,
bone and filled with offensive matter. EyeryibiSS
kuAwn 10 tho medical faculty was tried In vSISH
Gadually the bone iuClt became diseased. Gnd
kegAu 10 take the place Of those hitherto on IN
surface. beCameR mere whck. For months Al
time could not get IN! hands 10 my head beans
nj axtFame SnfrnOkE
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WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IY
w English by German gentlemen In ~.
change fOtlustruction In German or Violin Lessons
Address MOTu u, this office. nCsF
UIANTED-GOOD CANVASSEES
w with small capital, who are competent Ia
hire agents to sell our Christmas BO0E,-the bet
selling books In tho country. Men who Eau take
charge Of ten or more counties eau make from 20
10 $500 before ChrbtmaA Give experience and
send for terms Large commissions. CASSEtl. 4
COMPANY, Limited, SO Broadway, New York.
r08
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For lumbago, sciatica and pains in the
back, HRS and sides use Benson's Capcine
poroi,s Plaaters. 25 cent?, WAS.
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Adams Express. 1907 Mash. d ChAt-.....". 81
American Express. 81 New Jersey Cent...... S3A
Canada southern.... bIA Northern Pacidc... ny
Central Pacifc....... 81 do preierrcd.,....... ~
Chesapeake & oho.. 16x Northwestern
do LIST preierred.... IS do preferred .......l4Bh1
do ID preicrred.... New York Central Sc. ll61
c., u, q q L.. ........ s. Ohlo Ocntral.......
Denver d 3. G........ 2s1SIohio & Mississippi. 26
Hie..-.............,. 2S do preicrrcd......... 81
do preferred ....... ~ Pacific MRil........... 10
Fort WRyne..........lSS Pittsburgh
Han. 4 S.. Joseph.... SS Reading ............. 81
do prcierrcd.....+... SSst. L. i 8. F......... %
Kansas q TexAs...... 2iF do preterTed........ 55
Lake Eho & W......" 2Sl3t. Paul. ...,........- 07
Lake 8hofe............l0Oh do preferred.
Louisville 3 NaSh... 1TexRs Pactfc.......al221
L. N. A. O.......... 81 Union PAcinC......... S6
n. q @. 1St preft.... 10 United States Ex..... 81
do I'd preierIed..- 8 W., 81. L. d P.......... TX
Mem. q ChRs..".".. A. do preterrod........ 8i3IS
Michigan CeutrRl.... 0051E Wells, Fargo Ex..,.1l6
No. Pacihc........,,. 81 Western Union........ TX
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Providence, +

Price Of Cutlcura, small boxes Soc; large boxes,
81. CutIcura ReSolvent, 81 per bottle. CutiCum
Soap, sc. Culicun Shaving Soap l5c Sold by
ali druggists. ForTER DRus AND CHEMICAL CO.,
IS Send and for "How to Cure Skin diseases. uoaw.s
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometor, ps observed at schnspt'sdrug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
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GREAT DIOOD MEDICINEe

The half has not been told as TO the Urea.
curative powers oil tho Cuucula Remedies | lava
paid hundreds Of dollars for medirineS 70 cure dS
eases OF tho blood and skin, and never lound am.
thing yet 10 equal the CuticnrA Remedies
CHAS. A. WILLIAMS.
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THE DAIRY MARKETs.

NEW YORK, November 23.-Snuey easy at 2aa&
pcr cent: closed at 4 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6A6H per cent sterling Exchange bankers
bills weaker at 81 8G51; demand 81 SiX.
No
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IS 81 IS 10 60 81 IS b.
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Oils HG1ktE NJ u oS7tI uculhLlu "a oiI4'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. d
o. g. p 4 s. @. frsts...-1A
q. g. 4Jss coupons il4IU %. T. bonds, 1rsts...ll5H
U. s. Ii, Coupons....l y. I. Land Grants. los
Pacific O. OF '9S.......l30 o. P. sinking lund.llsH
Central Pacific hrst4ll3 Tex. Psc. land Er'H- 80 ,
Erie seconds....-.... 90 do Rio Grand div. 75H
RAILROAD BoNps-tirm; Northern PaoiGc lrs,s
and Metropolitan Issues in good demand; Northern
PScIhc fists rose 10 los, Metropolitan Elevated
frS.s 10 TO-, and do seconds 10 S9%.
STATE SECURIrIEs-Qulet; Virginia deferred 10;
Tennessee compromise sold at 4yI,
LehIgh d Wilkes. .....lW Virginia 6s........... Sc
Louisiana consols..... 75}SIviTinia conSolS, Gx-
Missouri 6s............,l07 tn mat. coupons. n
st. Virginia deiefred... 10
Tennessee 6s."........ 10 sEx. div.
Tennessee g. new... 81
STOCKS The market was rgain extremely dull,
and III net result OF the trading up 10 O'clock
was u fractional decline on a majority Of stocks,
thnuRh stocks weak yesterday wete stroug to-day,
aud VI g voTsa.
Iiter one O'Clock the market was active. In the
FIRST hAlihour there WIS an advance Of kAN per
cent, the latter Northwestern 10 l25 and preferred
10 AK. But at this point there was renewed a..
tack by the bears, aud At 2S0 O'Clock the result Of
trading to that time wCSR net decline from lss.
nights prices OF 1A2A per cent, the latter Canada
south IN. In the nnSI dealings the market was
steady, but without much Improvement In pTicts
With the prospect Of next week being broken by
two holidays, there Is not much disposition To
opaiAte very decidedly 10 any direction.
Transactions 2S6, Oh ehlEe1,
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FOR SALE.

HOUsE AND LOT AT PRIVATE
IL sALE.-Une u the most desirable rClIdGncti,
IL y Warrington Pa, within ten minutes Walk 81
Public ScHool, Female Seminary, College and buti'
meas part OF town. BIirk house, well billt, con-
tdining eleven ICONS; good water WELL Apling
and clStern stable anu other Outbnlldihgs. LOt
contains TWO ceres, and Is well kGt with fruit and
ornamental trees. Payments easy. P0h eAAi0n ~
any time. Property OF John N. Pollock, decra'ed.
W. @. POLLOCK, Executor,
nolO pAw Washington; III
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TOR RENT-FROM APRIL ], 1884,
II that dne Store-IoOm, 1905 Market street, At
present. occupied ~ clothing store. KnquiTe Of
John Bruce or Geo. J. MathIson, No, III Market
street nOl2
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GENERAL NOTICES.

|NorloE'
The stockho' derS Of the West Virginia Exposition
and State Fair Association are requested 10 NEE,
on Saturday, December ], 1883, nj O'Clock !. ~,
at tho Court Rouse Of Ohio county, for the purpose
OF electing thirteen Directors according 10 the BY.
Laws GEOKGE HOOK,
no2 EecfCtATy,
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Dry Goods.

ClNcISNLTI. o., November 23.-Liye hogs firm;
and light s. 75ai 65: packing and butchers
81 $3.50 co. receipts $3.50 hcad shipments 200 head.
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FoR RENT-THE TWO STORY
IL Brick Dwelling. No. " south Penn street,
Island, containing seven rooms. Possession given
January !, 1881. Apply 70 AS. LIST. liH Main
street noN
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
ITO LET-A LARGE, PLEASANT
l0lS Main street nOl3
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NEW YORK, November 23.-in Dry goods though
tho number was small In wants OF q miscellaneous
business shows O fair total oil sales, but
~ iarRs transactions Ct Importance arc concerned
there Is nothing 10 report.
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After the noon recess Mrs. Hoberslck ex.
planned her connection with some presents
Tor Mr.. and Mrs. Spence which she had put
on Christmas tFeo. She said she merely
acted as medium for conveying these from
q Mr.. Shilling to Mr.. Spence, the former not
desiring his connection with them known.
She said she never met Mr.. Spence anywhere
by appointment, and never heard OF the
ArronS place until within three weeks; never
was there; used to DO In stores over the creek
before she was married, but never since, hay.
never heard OF Alley7 or Sadie Reeds place
till tho day before In court, and did not re.
member OF ever having been In an alley In
Wheeling IN her life. Shs certainly never was
in Reeds, and meyer spoke to Annie Smith,
and never saw her till ghe was on the stand.
She met Mr.. Spence the night she Was mar.
ried and had heard OF him before from the
Doctor. He had always acted toward her
az perfect gentleman should, and
never made any improper advances. She
never met Robert JuRkins, and never ives In
Wheeling at night while abe yes married.
After she left DR.. Hobensack she spent one
week and day or two ct O. w. Brockunler's,
on Chaplina street. beginning the next day
after she left the Doctor. During her stay
there she never passed out OF or through
Alley Z 10 the suspension bridge, aud was
never on the street at night except when Mn.
BrockunieH scat her once 10 Twelfth street.
She wore gold necklace In the last six
months Photograph shown her by plaintiffs
attorney, with onRin onl. she had gone To
ret some pictures with Mary Hobensack and
after hers were taken had some taken herself
with Mary's chain on, which she identified
AZ the chain In the picture. All the pictures
taken WsIo giyon to friends except one at the
Doctors mothers.
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EOR RENT-LARGEsOCIETY HALL,
u finest In the city. Apply to ALEX. BoEEot
], W, PAXTON, uOg8
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-26

Mr.. c. II. Mueller had added two beautiful
show windows 10 his store on Commerce street.
III one Ia shown very fine water
color paintings, in the other a select stock of
artists materials. His stock of artists and
painters materials is complete, and en-
braces material for oil and water color paint
ing, lead pencil drawing, crayon and pastel
painting, porcelain and china decoration
chrome photography, wax flowers decorative
art, coach painting. Artists fine brushes, mathe-
NAUTICAL instruments, oil and water color paint
ings. Engravings and chromos surpasses any
thing yet seen In Texas. Students and low
ers of art in its various types should see this
elegant stock. He has the largest and best
selected stock of picture frames and mould
ings, all sizes, ever brought to San Antonio,
which he offers at extremely low figures.
He has the sole agency for the well known and
most durable "Asbestos'' paints ready for use.
The color and durability Of these paints
are admitted by those who arc au-
thorty i'm such matters to be the
highest grade in the market. His stock
of oils, paints and wall paper is complete
and his supply of window glass of every size
and description is very large. BY calling at
205 Commerce street, the public can be pleased
in any of the lines mentioned as well us in tn
low prices, which are rule of the house.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-26
AN ORDINANCE
To Prohibit the Erection of Barbed Wire
Fences within the City Limits.

To Prohibit the Erection of Barbed Wire
Fences within the City Limits.
BE IL Ordained by the City Council of the City
of San Antonio:
SECTION THAT IL shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to erect, or cause to be
erected, on any street, alley or public thor
ouphfare within the corporate limits of the
city of San Antonio, any fence or fences Of
what il known as barbed wire.
SECTION Amy person violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance shall, upon con-
viction before the Recorder, be fined In any
sum not exceeding 800.
SECTION 3.-Each and every day such fence
is being erected, and each and every day 1t
stands erected after completion, 1t shall con-
sttute Il separate offence.
SECTIoN Each and every fence heretofore
erected out of barbed wire is hereby declared
70 be a nuisance. IL shall be the duty of the
Mayor TO cause the same to he removed as soon
after the passage of this ordinance as practical
BILE, first giving the owners thereof 10 days no.
tice to remove the same.
Passed aud approved April H. 1888.
IL lot j. II. FRENCH, Mayor.
Attest Il. p. CLAUDoN City Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE
Regulating and Prohibiting the Erection
of Iron Clad Buildings Within
the First Fire Limits.

Regulating ana ETeCtlOu
of Iron Clad Buildings Within
the First Fire Limits.
Be il ordained by the City Council of the City
of San Antonio:
SECTION THAT 1t shall be unlawful for any
person TO erect or build any building known as
iron clads on the following streets, within the
first fire limits of this city, viz: On Commerce,
from Alamo ditch 10 Camaren street; Market
street, from Main plaza to Casino street; Hous-
ton street, from Camaron street TO Alamo
plaza; North Flores street, from Commerce
street to Houston street, both sides included;
Aceauia street, from Main plaza to Houston
street; Soedad street. from Main plaza to
Houston street; South Flores street, from
Military plaza to Nueva street; north, east,
south and west sides on Main plaza, Military
plaza, Alamo plaza, and Alamo street, from
Commerce street to Alamo plaza. One-story
buildings known as iron clads may be allowed
To be built or erected In the rear of lots on the
above named streets and plaZas, provided the
material TO be used and the manner of con-
struction be stated in the petition, and the
premises first inspected by the Fire commit
tee, and permission granted by the City Coun-
Gil. And any person erecting or building con-
trary to the provision of this ordinance shall,
il found guilty before the Recorder, be sub
ject to a fine of not less than $40 nor more than
800 for every day 80 Offending.
Passed and approved April II, 1883.
j. IL. FRENCH, Mayor.
Attest Il. p. CLAUDoN, City Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE
Regulating the Loading and Unloading oil
vehicles within Certain Streets and
Driving of Vehicles in the City.

De It ordained by the City Council of the City
of San Antonio:
SECTION THAT it shall be unlawful for any
person or persons loading or unloading any
iloat dray express or transfer wagons, or any
other vehicles, upon Commerce, SOledad Mar
ket, Houston and Alamo streets TO place the
same crosswise of said streets while said loading
or unloading is taking place. .
SECTION THAT it shall be the duty of all
persons driving through any street in the city
to keep their teams to the right-hand side or
said street
SECTION 3.-That any person or persons vio-
lating any section of this ordinance shall, upon
conviction before the Recorder, be fined In u
sum of not less than So nor more than SO.
Passed and approved April II, 1888.
j. II. FRENCH, Mayor.
Attest: Il. p. CLAUDON, City Clerk.