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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07

Hon. Paul Eeumann, whose unfortunate
accident was mentioned in the last issue of
the Merchant, is rapidly recovering from
the injury that he sustained. We are pleased
to learn that no serious results are subse-
quently anticipated from what might have
been very complicated case. Mr.. Neu-
mann's return to Honolulu will necessarily
be delayed for few weeks IS. r. MeT-
chant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
IWU I6ISULS'
PeriIs in Peru.
An officer of the Government troops, who
after two days Imprisonment managed tt
PeriIs in Peru.
August 24th.

Robbers are at work on western bound
trains from Chicago.-The political situa-
lions in England is at standstill, pending
the opening of the fall campaign.-Roche-
forts efforts to cause trouble over the alleged
murder of Olivier Pain by the British have
not met with success.-There was a great
anti-German demonstration in Madrid.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07

Hon. R. M. Daggett, the late American
Minister to Hawaii, has been in San Fran
cisco within the past week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daggett have gone to Virginia City which
will be their future home.--S. r. Merchant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
Foreign Affairs.

The Emperors of Austria and Russia met
at Kremsier.-The cholera panic has ex-
tended to all classes at Marseilles.-The
trouble between Spain and Germany over
the Caroline islands is still unsettled.-One
hundred pilgrims were drowned in the Gulf
of Alden by the wrecking Of their vessel
Eighty new cases of smallpox are reported
in Montreal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
Rochefort,s Raeket.

Rochefort in his paper, L IntranSigea1st,
continues to demand vengeance on Eng
land for the alleged murder of Olivier Pain.
He still thinks Lord Lyons, the British
ambassador, should be made the object of
attack by the friends of Pain, and advises
them to publicly insult that gentleman.
In the SOudan.
A dispatch from Cairo says the Egyptian
War Minister is compiling a proclamation
to the Arabs, urging the necessity of the re-
conquest of the Soudan for Egypt. The
Sheikh Morghani of the Beniamar tribe
has started for Suakin to try and induce
his tribesmen to assist in the relief of Kas-
sala.
GIadstOne's Jaunt
The yacht Sunbeam, on which Gladstone
and his wife and daughter are guests OF
Sir Thomas w. Brassey, has reached
Bergen, Norway. Gladstone has already
been greatly benefited by the trip. On
18th August while the yacht was at anchor,
he went ashore and walked from Ed Fjord
to Veringfors, distance of Is miles, not
withstanding the road was a rough one.
Gladstone was not fatigued and was de-
lighted with his jaunt.
The Maxwell Mystery.
st. Louis specials represent Maxwell in a
variety of moods. He admits that his name
his travelling companion to death, and will
try to prove that it was accidental, and that
he is the son of Samuel N Brooks of Che
shire, England. Brooks Sr. is member
of high standing in the Masonic order. In
London it is said that Maxwell is son of
the National Schoolmaster at Hyde, near
Manchester.
Germany and Spain.
Spanish irritation over Germany's as
sumption of possession of the Caroline is
lands is increasing. The newspapers say
the act ignores the ancient rights of Spain,
and they declare that the Spanish Consul,
long before the annexation was made, notl-
fed Germany that the Spanish Government
of the Philippine Islands had since last
March been making preparations for effect
ing the occupation of the Caroline islands,
and insist that in view of all these clrcum-
stances Germany's violation of information
al law is inexcusable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
RUSSIAN RAscALS

who Commit q Bold Bank Robbery.
An astounding bank robbery has just
been reported from st. Petersburg. The
plundered institution is the State Bank of
Russia, and the amount of the robbery was
143, 900 rOubles, which was taken bodily
out of the vaults of the bank between two
days. The vaults were found securely
locked on the morning of the discovery and
there was no evidence of violence or of
burglary. The robbery was committed by
a party of the minor employees who had no
right of access to the vault, but who had
become thoroughly familiar with the rout-
inc of the institution and were enabled to
concoct plan by which one of their num-
Der was locked in the vault at the close of
business hours and released during the
night by his confederates. Before they
were able to penetrate to the treasure vaults
the conspirators had to forge the signatures
of the high officials of the bank. The chief
criminal has fed and there is no probability
of the recovery of much of the stolen
money.
The Record Lowered.
The Cunard steamer Etruria made the
fastest Western trip on record, the time of
the passage from Fastnet light to Fire is
land being six days and two hours.
Water waits.
A forfeit of 5000 was put up between
Paul Boynton and Wallace Ross for five
mile race in rubber suits. A three-mile
sculling race has been arranged between
Hanlan and Ross. The articles are to be
signed in New York on September 5th.
The race at Rockaway beach between
Hanlan and Lee was won by the former in
two lengths.
PeriIS in Peru.
An officer of the Government troops, who,
after two days imprisonment managed to
escape from Canta, says that the number
of Caceres troops engaged on the 18th was
1900, with four guns. They lost about 200
men. All of the north coast is in the hands
of the Government and free from Mont
eros.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
IMMORTALITY.
THE TRAFFIC IN WHITE GIRLS
SPREADS OVER EUROPE.

The reports of outrages upon females in
France, Germany and Italy have so in
creased that the French Government has
instructed its police to exercise additional
stringency toward licensed houses. In Am
sterdam, Rotterdam, Hamburg and other
ports houses of this character have been
visited by the police and all their female
inmates have been ordered out, unless GER
tilted to be Is years old or over. The Gov
eminent officials in Naples, Rome, Florence
Stree houses" In Rome society has been
scandalized by the discovery that an ex-
officer of the Government is a principal in
the organized traffic in girls from the in
terror provinces in Italy. He had officers
in Rome, Naples and Spoleto, whence he
furnished to America girls recruited in these
provinces. Intermediates in New York
paid for each girl 1000 to 1000 francs. Ten
arrests of his agents have been made.
The Russian Market.
Girls gathered at Jassy are chiefly sent
to Prussia, Austria and Russia. The lead
ing traders depot is at Odessa. German
girls, gathered at the Prussian frontier, are
exported to Riga or Wilma, where Russian
merchants have the first opportunity of
selection for st. Petersburg and Moscow.
The next best paying station is Mini Nov
gorod, whence the girls are distributed be-
tween Southern Russia and Siberia. A
Hebrew. who deals in these white slaves
for Buenos Ayres, recently made his APP
pearance in London. He secured many
young girls, finding plenty for sale in in
terror English towns.
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After Maxwell.
August 2Sth

Renewed reports are given of the out
break of volcano near Mammoth City, in
the Sierra .-Baldwin's Rapido won race
at Saratoga.-Three thousand pounds of
n1tro-glycerine exploded at Bradford, Pa,
John l.. Sullivan has arrived at Cincin-
natl, where he is to fight McCafEery The
weather is cold in New York.-Henry
Ward Beecher will deliver an eulogy on
Grant at Boston.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
August 22nd.

President Cleveland is in good health
It is expected that the tariff will form the
chief subject of discussion in the coming
session of Congress.-M was arraign-
ed in st. Louis and it is said the prosecu-
ton has proof that Preller was strangled
or smothered to death after being placed in
the trunk The Puritan beat the Priscilla
in the first trial race to decide which yacht
shall meet the Genesta.-Nine vessels, in
Guiding six condemned United States war
ships, were burned at Plum Beach, Il. L.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
A Riot i'm Londonderry.

There was riot in the city of London
derry. Forty soldiers beat a crowd OF evil
ians. when the latter turned upon the sol
diers and the picket guard had to be callea
out. The guard was obhged to carry n 1Igtl
bavonets for self-defense. Order was finally
restored
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natl, where he is to fight McCaffery The
weather is cold in New York-Henry
Ward Beecher will deliver an eulogy on
Grant at Boston.
Foreign Affairs.
mob prevented the police from making
evIctIons in Killarney, Ireland There
were 1893 deaths from cholora in Spain on
August Seth. Efforts are being made to
restore harmony between Germany and
Spain.-President Diaz favors a reduction
OF Mexican import duties.-King of Mon
mouth won the race for the great York
shire stakes in England.--Minister Cox
was cordially received by the Sultan.
HanIam Ahead.
For the final heat in the professional
sculling race at Geneva, the starters were
Hanlan, Mckay, Hamm and Hosmer. The
distance was three miles with turn Han.
Ian held the lead throughout and won by
length. Time, 81 1917. Mckay was Sec
Ond. In the consolation race Dabinet,
Hosmer, Ten Eyck and Lee were the con-
testants. Lee won. Time, 21:48. Ten
Eyck was second.
The Steamship ZeaIandIa LfbeIed.
Joseph D. Redding, acting for A. K. Kron
IL Co., filed libel for $4,000 on the steam
ship Zealandia, Captain Weber command
ing. The plaintiffs allege that consign-
ment of 1000 hides brought to them on the
Zealandia from Australia arrived in dam
aged condition. The plaintiff paid 1888. IL
freight and filed claim for damage, which
the agents of the ship refused to allow, and
the libel was filed yesterday just as the ship
was about to sail. Messrs. Dodge and
Rosenfeld filed bond for $40, 900 for the
Zealandia's release.
A Fatal Fire.
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In the Soudam.

Two hundred and forty friendly natives
in their own steamboats, accompanied the
English steamer to the village of Shinat,
which was attacked and destroyed. The
British and their allies killed a number of
hostile Arabs and captured enough grain
and cloth to make cargo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
The silver Problem,

The Belgian Government offers to renew
the Latin convention under the obligation
that Belgium should not demonetize the
silver 5-franc piece for a term of years after
the dissolution of the Union. France,
however, refuses to agree thereto.
A Fatal Fire.
There was a fatal fire at Haxeton, poor
and crowded quarter of London. Owing
to lack of room it was impossible for the
iremen to work effectively. There was a
terrible scene when lodging house full of
people took fire, and in spite of the gallant
efforts to rescue the inmates, man and
two children were burned to death.
A German Sugar Ring.
At meeting of sugar manufacturers at
Magdeburg a ring was formed to prevent
further fall in the price of sugar. The
manufacturers subscribed fund of 100, 900
marks for combined operations against
decline.
Frontier Force.
General Macgregor has been appointed
to command the Punjaub frontier force.
This is believed to foreshadow the forma-
ton of a separate military command on the
whole Afghan frontier, as recommended by
the Indian Army Commission.
ParneIrs Proposal.
At banquet to Mr.. Parnell in Dublin,
he euIogized his followers for their courage
and self-denial He said there was only
one thing on their programme, and that
was to restore the Irish Parliament. When
that Parliament assembled in Dublin it
would develop the Healy clauses OF the
Land Act, make tenants owners OF their
holdings, and secure to laborers a share IN
the Land. Parnell dwelt upon the import
ance of securing loyal and self-denylng
members in the next Parliament for the
final battle for home rule, before which he
hoped to pass further remedial measures.
He sketched the tasks of the Dublin Parlia-
ment, which would consist of single
chamber. He hoped that the coming party
would be strong enough to restore the n
dependence of Ireland.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
August 23rd.

Cleveland contemplates visit to Ohio
before the October election.-The New York
banks hold $58, 841, 473 in excess of the 25
per cent rule.-The yacht Priscilla beat the
Puritan by 6h minutes in the second of
three races to decide which shall compete
with the English yacht Genesta in the race
for the America cup.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
yacht sunk.

A steamer ran down and sank the yacht
Kalafish, off Oban, Scotland. Two of the
persons aboard were saved, but all the
others, including the owner, Mr.. Crossman,
and his wife, are believed to have been
drowned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
A Fatal Fire.

A fireworks factory at Civita Vecchia,
Italy, which took fire ON 9th August, is
still burning. Ten bodies have been re-
covered from the ruins.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
Foreign Affairs.

An English firm has contracted to build
a railroad connecting Picking with the yell
low sea.-There were 1920 deaths from
cholera in Spain yesterday.--It is reported
that Russia has abandoned her claims to
the Zul6 Ear Pass
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07

Il NEWS
sensation
by a
PASTOR
.,p RAGING
ID Features
Psaroe
,odal
aAsoALs'
Wreck Of a
Bark at
Reyes.
Lives Lost
% Saved.
al MEETING
Hrrality Meet
Bile Park.
on the
an Con-
bent.
i'm MARKET.
b Arrived at
llGiSCO.
sVcAR RING.
Iaeel-Viee at vienna
sii Marriage Max
dsrer-Spain and
ElsHsO Aroused
Aanks-An Tn.
collision
ban Affair
hiCOrea-
kSudan,
n 18th.
ladt at the Southern
sT-s. ky., is very fine.
u Maxwell will claim
ln07eTioss of chloro-
aN Esrs injured by an
Si2I J. ". FELTON, at
y!
q Affairs.
,elsv yicerOy of Ire
.ld theisland.-There
2 cholera in Spain on
eAiion has consid-
a'aiy has been con-
~ and Corea.-The
s3 10 locate on their
81 y At1co.--The Gov
= Aas suspended the
u Iltofslgn and interior
S-Nl Francis Hincks
~ Ionueal.-A mar
"a! arranged between
% he Widou, &c -
SIS Marriage.
=, .o :. d. who was
sA to Miss Lawford,
ep5Es that he cannot
private life should
2 Infamy.
sa ! Rev. Mr.. Spur
8 u lrlrO have Sent
u the Meeting to
~. @l5F the auspices Of
~ ,.t3l.ossSlng their sym-
y. : @s Meeting. Cen
s = hat 5000 have
~~55fance of the Sal
g. "1sae. He denies
ARMSTRONG. .
" Vienna.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
African Explorers.

The arrival at Cape Town is announced
of the Portuguese explorers Capella and
Ivens, who started from Mossamedes in
March, 1884. The explorers have traversed
Central Africa from west to east, while
Stanley and Cameron crossed it from east
to west They reach d pullman in June,
1885, after having marched 5000 kilom-
eters, 5000 of which had never been explor-
ed before They discovered the sources of
the Lualaba, tributary of the Congo, in a
country rich in copper. Eighty of the 120
men employed as an escort died on the
route.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
EngIand and Turkey.

An eminent Turkish diplomatist declares
that the Sultan and Grand Vizier oppose
the alliance of Turkey with England against
Russia.
The Standard urges the great Importance
of securing an alliance between England
and Turkey. It expresses the hope that
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff will be sue
cessful in securing the desired alliance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
Partisan Franks.

A rich maiden lady named Mentray re-
Gently disappeared. female servant
named MERCER told the neighbors that the
lady had entered convent, leaving her to
manage the property. The servant brought
her own relatives to the house to live. Sus-
picion being aroused the police entered the
house and discovered the body buried in
quicklime in the garden.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
Foreign Affairs.

There is intense excitement IN Madrid
over the seizure of the Caroline islands by
Germany, and King Alfonso fears that he
will be deposed unless Germany recedes
from her position.-A riot occurred at the
capital of the Canary islands because the
Captain-Gene of Cadiz landed without
obeying quarantine regulations. = There
were over fifty deaths from cholera in Mar
settles yesterday in nine hours. twenty
five fresh cases of smallpox are reported in
Montreal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
A BRITISH BARK
WRECKED IN A FOG AT POINT
REYES.
Eighteen Mem are Drowned and only
Two are Saved.

The Bristish bark Haddingtonshire Cap
tain Mackenzie went ashore three miles
above Point Reyes, Marin county.
Eighteen lives were lost, only two persons,
a man and boy, escaping.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
A Suspected spy.

1t is supposed that the priest known as
Father Kanovies, who was arrested at Co
chin, on the Malabar coast, on suspicion of
being a spy, has been sentenced to six
months imprisonment. During his exa-
mination he admitted that he had been in
Egypt and was acquainted with Olivier
Pain, but he refused to answer further
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
ID 18th.

laat at the Southern
T-ls. ky., is very fine.
u Maxwell will claim
2no7eTd0ssO of chlorO-
ls Eers injured by an
nsr ]. ". FELTON, at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
A German Corvette Lost.

Germam corvette lost.
The report of the wreck of the German
corvette Augusta, in a cyclone in the Red
Sea, is confirmed. Her crew-238 officers
and sailors-was lost. Her value was ST.
100000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
ban MARKET.
DO Arrived at
SUGAR RING.

s,led-Viee at Vienna
Is Marriage Max
stFer-Spain and
lReaSO Aroused
alhks-An Tn.
collision
ban Affair
Ri COrea-
kSsudan.
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The Record Lowered.

The Cunard steamer Etruria made the
fastest Western trip on record, the time of
the passage from Fastnet light to Fire is
land being six days and two hours.
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6a'la55a a have re-
&sctaa.s coming cleo.
To,oo5ii. the Cen
1 lOlo3to, has alb
onaother battle in
~lip11 , We're defeated ed
/ Infested at 4 Bonn ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07
In the SOudan.

The news that the rebels have taken and
occupied Debbeh and Ambugusi and are
now marching on Dongola is confirmed.
The Italian expedition for the relief of Kas-
sala will mass at Keren in September and
march early in October,
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new yiceroy of Ire
I'D theisIand.-
cholera in Spain on
ali.tion has consid-
e'aiy has been con-
.Sl4 and Corea.-The
g3 to locate on their
N Iezico.--The Gov
has suspended the
! i lo1sip and interior
c-SI Francis Hincks
! Aouueal.-A mar
=! arranged between
d The widow sf the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07

r. bsi ,SSee5ntreyelations
ksbs,-ll dramatized at
s9,aosss. acts and is en-
elterS. "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-07

H. 0i5Ildse, who was
.a to Miss Lawford,
p5rs that he cannot
private life should
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s,,1' fll.s ;I to the ef-
y. H i PreI iaP f bv
30 chloyoforml.Y2y
Gaudauy - '''o9a.
45ooaIlandne against i f
MI Nil skeletons were ere
~ !. Robert Nit
S u John HesE afS
~ Ease Of abdT nGut
81, Young girl II W vi6o
'A88 spirited aw av
c.r...,. .
99'5.ttoents have re-
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-19
Timidity a Hindoo Fable.

A silly mouse, thinking each thing cat,
Fell into helpless wOrriment thereat;
But, noticed by wizard living near,
Was turned into cat to end its fear.
No sooner was the transformation done
Than dreadful terror of II dog begun.
Now, when the wizard saw this latest
throe,
'1Iere, be a dog" he said, "and end
your Woe"
But, though dog, its soul had no re-
lease,
For fear some tiger might disturb its
peace.
Into tiger next the beast was made,
And still twas pitiful and sore afraid,
Because the huntsman might, some ill
starred day,
Happen along and take Its life away.
"Then," said the wizard, turning to his
house,
"Nou have mouse's heart-now be n
mousse
IT'S so with men; no earthly help or
dover
Can add one atom to their native power;
Them from their smallness nothing can
arouse
No art can make lion from mouse.
Joel Benton.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-19
FOR SALE.

Lot isNGi feet, with comfortable thrcc-roOm
house, ON owe street, tAN; unchhli cash ana
balance ON reasonable tVrmg
Lot GiNluU feet. on sherman street, under
fence; 10 good Investment, snIn
Ten acrc- Improved, irrirnhic land. with
good dwelling house, uuthuuspH. etc, ON South
rrusn street; capital place for "a gnricn.
a nice cottage house nnd lot ON Erc avenue
Tor tilH.
siH hundred aud forty acres ON MARTINEZ
creek. u miles from town, Will bc sold cheap
nnd ON Cusy terms,
A lot tsNIE feet. with 7.ruom house, modern
improvements. ON santa Clara street, ut IL
hurHun.
\ l-ruom house, two galleries. nicely I'M.
ishcd, with lut, ON Lhvullu street, Tor tluHO.
\ desirable lot on Evergreen street, with a
nuclA finished tWustury housed uup CiHtcru,
hydrtn, wutcr. Tor sslUi.
Five fuc building lots ON blackberry street
between Nolan aud iurnut. one of The most
desirable and attractive building sites In the
city, slNii vnrls Easy terms offered tu pur'
chnscrs.
Two let's inSGo vnrns. ON baltimore avenue
WIN fruum house, can hc purchased on Ncry
liberal terms.
Two fine residences ou Avenue G. can b,
purchased at low figures. Fine Investment.
Four.room house, outside kitchen, hall AN,
galleries. corner OAK aud Twelfth street.
\ wcll-constructcl rock house. Z rooms an,
Ktchcn, metal root, two galleries, stable uut
'Al NtF' N'NH't NNfANNNNN WNNf.lH NNliA'lf ANN'l
aud Hhruhhcry; worry coy home nj u grcu
bargain ON Avenue l., between seventh nm,
Eighth streets.
\ new patont Champion Iicrrinps' Safe u
Inches deep, feet Inches inside, 3 feet
inches nigh, inside measurements suitable iu
largo commercial house ar county records
Cuu bc hud ut 10 remarkably low figure.
Lots l and 2, Ia block % corner RivcrAvcnui
and Elizabeth street
Two houses, framed, colicd aud weather
boarded = galleries; each house contains
rooms aud Kitchen, grape vines. shade trees
lots 5N2iu feet, ON Cameron street, will sell 0,
u bargain.
a room house. nicely finished. out houses
with two lots Cuch r. i Nti warns enclosed uu
der good fence; one ut the most desirable res
ldcucc locations in the city, corner Nolan an,
blackberry streets; II great bargain uu yCr!
liberal terms.
a iWlacrc farm In licNar county, II mile
Gust of san Antonio, nicely improved.