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THERE Is No H1prse

Il HERE Is IN HIDING
the fact that hard times, agitations and bad
weather has broken the back bone Of spring
trade. and reductions are In order.
We propose to convert bad times into good
times by giving the people Of this city and VI
clnity the opportunity to buy goods at less than
regular prices We cannot afford to be idle,
hence We make trade by reducing prices on
goods just at the height of their season-just
wheny you wait them.
TOMORROW. JUNE Sd,
THIRD DAY OF THE
8 8 OF s.
We quote In conjunction with the goods re-
manning previously advertised the following:
TOO MANY GAUZE SHIRTS.
supply and demand make the price. Wehave
the supply. and in this instance it overbalances
the legitimate demand. We increase the de-
mand by lowering the price.
MEMS WHITE FINE GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS
surplus stock for SO
No;e-See sample lot In case at our front door.
SURPLUS STOCK OF EMBROIDERIES
Notwithstanding the unprecedented demand
for Embroderies Of every kind, we find we
have bought too largely Of some lots and in
order to close them out completely, we make
the Following extraordinary concessions:
One very large lot of miscellaneous Embroid-
cries, comprising Swiss and Hamburg edgngs
sold formerly as good values at and 1Oc per
yard.
SURPLUS STOCK PRICE Sc PER YARD.
ODD INSERTINGs- sold the edges
to match. we reduce the price on the insertings
follows:
White and Cream Hamburg and Swiss In
settings, good work,
25c; 12lac;
were Soc. now 25c.
Fine Swiss Embrolderies-
S Eegniar Price ~
Surplus stock of
WIDE HAMBURG FLOUNCINGS,
were already as low as the lowest; what now?
Were 81; 75c
were $3.50; now 81.
were $1.75; now $1.26.
81: now $3.50
20 and SOC. off each yard ought to make
quick work of the stock. Come early.
Second floor; take elevator.)
STOCK OF HANDKERCHIEFS.
We have too many in some lines. To effect
their disposal We lower the price.
Mems all-llnen H. S. Handkerchief solid
blue centers with polkaspot borders.
% l pice Ioc
surplus STOCK price.....
Mems white all-linen Hemstitehed Handker-
chiefs, colored borders half-inch hens, fine
quality.
surplus stock price-.-..........21c.,5 for 81 90.
Ladies' White Sheer Linen Scalloped-edged
Haadkerchief, handsomely embroidered In
white aud coIors.
~
While we have too many of some we can
hardly get enough of others: for instance, we
have just received new invoice as follows
100 dozen Mems Unlaundered Hemstitched
Pure Linen Initial handkerchief. 29c. each.
& for Sl.5u
100 dozen Ladies' Unlaundered Hemstitched
Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, zoe. each,
6 for $lUO.
GOODS REDUCED. YET REMAINING AS
PREVIOUSLY ADVERTISED.
Union Linen Lawns from l9 to &c.
All-linen Lawns from % to 12t2c.
All-linen Lawns from 81 to 25c
40 inch Figured Batiste from II to l2lbc
Bed Sets from Sd. 80 to $3.50; from 50 to %;
from $3.50 to 81: from So to $3.50.
45 inch Imp. Scrim from 20 to 15c; To- IS
and Zoe Cretonnes. now l2lac.
Nearly every piece of Colored Dress Goods
has been reduced in price. Better values than
ever offered before.
je2 WOODWARD d LOTHROP
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A GES1EmAr C.xr IL

Monday morning and asked to BEE that particu-
Lar shirt we had so highly spoken Of We
showed 1t and explained all the fine points, &c.
he examined il closely and said he would take
one home to see how It fit He returned Tues
day morning and purchased ave more, saying
he never had q shirt it him SO perfectly before
In his life. This is only one Of great number.
This Is perfectly proper: in fact, we prefer you
should try one first We know who viii sell
you shirts thereafter
This shirt Is everything we claimat 70 be, and
we stand ready TO cheerfhily refund the pur-
chase money to any dissatisfied buyer. The
best fitting shirt In the world" 81 90 each.
WOODWARD 4 10TH ROP,
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Ar AUcrIox.

On " WEDNESDAY,. June the I'll. We will start
to sell at Auction entire DRY GOODS de-
partInent. As we have advertised heretofore
We are fully determined to go out of this branch
OF business. and the selling out is too slow
for Us we therefore concluded the first loss is
the best THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD To
THE HIGHEST BIDDER, AND THEsALE
WILL CONTINUE FROM DAY TO DAY,
Up STAIRS IN THE BACK BUILDING OF
OCRSTORE. COMFORTABLESEATS WILL
BE PROVIDED.
WE WILL also SELL AT PRIVATE
SALE ANY GOODS DESIRED. No MATTER
AT WHAT Loss. As WE CONTEMPLATE
SEVERAL IMPORTANT CHANGES. THE
ROOM NOW OCCUPIED WITH DRY
GOODS MUST BE CLEARED OUT BY
JULY Isl; THEREFORE COME EARLY
AND SECURE SOME OF THE GREAT
BARGAINS
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE OFFER
ALL OUR SPRING STOCK OF LADIES
WRAPS, JACkLIS AND SUITS
Al - PER CENT LESS.
ALL DESIRABLE MD THIS, SEASONS
GOODS.
- PEI: CENT OFF
on ALL MISSES ND !IIIpRry-S
sPKINt' GOODS SUCH INDUCEMENTS
We HAVE >5-TEE OFFERED - LONG
~ NJ AI:E ~ BUSINESS. AND HOPE
OR PATIaJN- WILL TAXI ADVAN-
TAGI OF THEM
ok; JI.I;-EYS.
THE Fititf>- ADV IisFI~r.D LAST WEEK
WITHHOLD GU3J TOf; \ NOTIIEEWEFK.
EENAMhEE. THESE ARE THE BEST
QUALITY. FINEST SHAPES AND NEW
ES,T >ITLE AND ALL SOLD UNDER
COST or iNirol;T
BATHING SUITS FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
TEUNKs-TEUSKS
PACKING TRUNKS IN GREAT VARI-
ETY., VERY CHEAP
GREAT SALE OF FINE I.ACFS iNDFN.
EIioIbEEIkS FROM TIE. AUCTION SALE
OF + AOMAEK Il co, NJ MERCER ST Ny
VIZ HAVE GAINED THE REPUTATION
OF BEING HEADQUARTERS FOR LACE.s
AND EHBROIDERIES. THIS SEASONS
SAILS II FAR AHEAD OF EVEN THE
GREAT RUSH OF LAST SEASON. JUST
Now WE HAVE GREATER BARGAINS
THAN EVER
LOT SWISS FLOUNCINGS, 25c.. worth soc
Soc, worth soc.
40 inchl, 81, worth
SI71
fLoUNCfNGs AT sI.25. $3.50 and s21sa
yard. worth 50 To 15c- a yard more
LOT Oriental LACE, &C. worth To-
Toe worth 20.
l2i1c., worth %.
FLOCNCISG. 25c.,
worth 5n.
LOT BEIGE EGY PTIAN FLOUNCINGS,
40 inch deep. .5c. yard, worth SI.4s.
ABOVE GOODS ARE FROM AUCTION
AND ARE BY FAR THE CHEAPEST OF
FERED BY Is TIL, SEASON
LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPART
MENT MORE COMPLETE AND ATTRACT
I'VE THAN EVER.
sbf r 4. y Y Mn MM - sSss
BIB AAi u n N n IS
SBb UU 81 II VI sSSs
my3l 9TH. STH AND ID STREETS.
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SERkYs TEa.

SERKYs TEA.
HARD TIMES AND HARD LINES
POSITIVE REMEDY For BOTH
Increase the Silver Coinage to Four Millions per
Month and Drink Serkys Tea
The first TO be bad of the Secretary the Treasury
tai his Oponl, the latter of the Serkys Tea Compan
Indispensable To those suffering from Dyspepsia Ma
laria. Kidney and Bladder troubles all irregularities
and loss of sleep.
SERkNS TEA COMPANY.
81 West I'D St. New York
To be bad of ali leading Druggist. For sale by f.
p. MERTZ. 1OI4 + ST, WASHINGTON General
Ageat Price 5oc. and 81 per box sent 10y mail
TIy2l-eO6t
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ANOTHER SrR1KE,u

ASorHER SrRrKE,.
We have struck the LoWEsT PRICES for eH0ED
NJ last. Nice son. Easy and Good wearing shoes 9
mere nominal price. A special lot OF Hand-eewed
shoes are offered Nj reduced rates Call and ex.
anime. No trouble show go0dk A tew moye Of
those handy satchels and Vsea Trunks, etc. stul on
hand, which are cheap dirt Everything IN the
1olA and l9l6 PennA ave-.
0YzO = w. 0ELHE.
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A contemporary raises the question whether
the oleOmargariDe bill now before Congress
does not miss the end aimed at by proposing 10
crush an industry rather than protect the pub
lie against deception If the person who sug-
gests such doubt will pause and reflect, he
will see how little it amounts to. III oleomar-
gariDe is now sold as butter how can the law
protect the purchaser from fraudP Only by the
Intervention of the police authority, which
ferrets out Offenses and Furnishes the offender
BY establishing only penalty for false pre-
lenses, the Department of Justice would alone
be held responsible for the protection of the
public. But the imposition of a tax calls into
play the machinery of the Treasury depart
ment, as well, and the public have second
safeguard to reinforce the first II there were
any cause Tor complaint against the bill, 1t
would be that 1t aims at the right end with too
great care rather than too little.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain, in London. and Mr.
James q. Blaine, at Portland, Maine, both made
speeches yesterday on the Gladstone home-rule
measure, and on opposite sides. Mr.. Chamber
lain. ii is true, addressed his argument to the
body which must make the change in the law
II one is to be made but Mr.. Blaine addressed
his TO the people who supply most of the sinevs
OF war for the Irish patriot cause. As the Irish
patriot is likely to outlive the British Parlia-
ment, If is pretty safe to say that the American
Grafton Is destined to have more effect in the
long run, than that delivered at Westminster
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ANTED-A LADY WILL GIVE TEN DOL
w lars month for si1 months to any obtaining
her position al sixty dollars month in amy q the
eminent Printing Office. Address W. H.. Star oclces
WANTED-BY A REsPECTA CoLoRED
summer Cali 1910 St NV ~ 'e '"e e''s ''t IL s"'
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w gi.f place Chamberniaid or homework in q
small family: reference can be given Call 22S TN St
ne. Its
w situation to drive family carriage or to helm in
grocery store; good references Apply At 22s ST
WANTED-BY a WHITE GIRL A sTTUA-
Address Box ps Star office its
WANTEp-BY A COMPETENT CUTTER, FIT.
wv ter and draper work day or week, in private
family, city or country; references. M V. s., star
w In the city of Washington or any adjoining sum
mer resort best of references furnished frstclass
je2 -3ts w. ''-A '''~'
WANTED-KNOwN THAT LABOR BUREAU
engages only reliable and competent servants
je2,eI. bi7 ah St NV.
W!AI,NSTED-BY TWO NICE WHITE aiaLs
as ehameermad and nurse: both with best reference.
w eompesent coored gil IN al sr. Ses famly
Gail before Friday at sls Vermont ave. je1-2t'
"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girl q Situation chambermaid and sewing
nurse M GOO reference; no objection to travel Apply
al 461 Ridge ST NV. je1-2tH
"ANTED-A POSITION BY RESPECTABLE
w white girl as nurse in private family; willing
to travel. Reference frequired Address < N p.
star office. je1-3ts
"ANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS I'd GIRLS
w nurses. ladies maids, housekeepers and others
with references This and other cities country
PRICE d BURNHAM $50 632 + st. NV. my29-Uts
"ANTED-KNOwN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capacities-whte
and colored with city reference. s. A. COON Rs Emp
bureau, 926 ST. NV. my2S-5t
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Jun REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT AND
BARGAIN SALE DAYS
We shall offer the following stupendous inducements:
Yard wide best brands Bleached Musl.ns such as
Pride of the West, Wamsutta, etc. at cts per yard
Remnants of satteen. worth I2ls cts at 81 cts per
yard.
Yard vide Figured Lawns at cts per yard worth
liza cts,
25 in. wide Cream Lace Bunting, 10 cts per yard,
worth 20 cts
One case Indigo Blue Calico, 64 cts. per yard
One case Dress Ginghams at cts per yard. worth
1Octs.
One case Figured Dress Goods at 41a cts per yard
One "Remnant' Lot Ladies' and Gents Gauze
Undershirts and Drawers mt Fl cts EACH worth from
% cts. to so cts.
500 Gross new patterns Metal Buttons at cts, per
dozen, worth % cts.
Remnants of Utica Mills shee.ing (best brandy, In
good lengths, worth SIS cts per yard, at "a cts.
Bingham Dress Robes, 81. 80. Recent price, So 45
SO in. wide Oriental Flouncing worth 81 80 per
yard For these two days only. IS cts; in Beige and
Cream.
Gents Imitation Guyot suspenders, in white or
colors, at IL cts.
81 Toenet Cloths, 40 cts
Antique Tides, IL cts.
500 pairs 6button Real Milanase Silk Gloves at so
cts per pair, worth SI.OO.
AlElinen Crash. cts per yard worth 10 cts
Silk Embroidered Vest Front Jerseys selling at
$3.50 will be sold at 81 90
1000 Remnants of all kinds at half price
1t has frequently happened that on our Remnant
Days we were compelled to close on account
OF the constant rush coming in and going out In
order 10 avert this In the future, we have put in
another entrance This entrance also 18th street.
but In our annex.
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BOARDING.

1ROE ST, NV; TABLE BOARD; DOUBLE
4OSyO Mfn1neo roomA Jel-6ts
THE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 6l3 9TH ST n W..
and the L Pierre, sw COZ. l0th and NV. are the
best conducted Boarding houses In the cify Tribe rf
claax pleasant r0omA Terms moderata oc27
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LADIES. PnrAsE Norrcr,

The PALAIS ROYAL Lace and Embroidery buyer
having secured small stock At nearly half usual
prices, has determined on Specia, Sale 1t viii be
noticed the quantities small and as the prices are
extraordinarily low. An early call is imperative.
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For full list apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX,
1e2 1907 Pennsylvania NV.
EoR RENT-L.ARGE. COOL. HANDSOMELY
furnished House. south ex posure, well shaded for
a year low, or summer without children: $50 per
month. Apply 1915 n St NV. Possession immedi-
ately je2-3ts
LNoR RENT-1207 4TH ST n. W.-Two-SToRY
H Brick six rooms. bath and cellar, ali modern ina
provements. from June lst $50. For permit 10 ip-
spect, apply TO r. Il. t. LEIPOLD.
je1 1881 A. w
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NOR RENT
- 1Sl2N St NV. 9r$1OO 2125 Boundary st., Or Sic
Al II tn st. nw l6rs-9o 724 9Th ST. n 6r.- Is 40
40 ,63 nv Ii rs s3 81 COG. 6l2 and GA st
s43 NV. Iars 1912 St NV. 6rs 20 30
lis 2oth ST. n ", llr- 40 30s eth IL 30
170S st. 12rs. IS to 29 Defrees 6rs Is OO
IZl2N Y ave-, 1Or..... 30 Nichols UnTwn, Sr Is
Grant Place. 65 5l9 q St. n
1871 ID St NV. IL rs. 6ot 2209 TO 22l5 Cleveland
sss Cap ST. ii rsaSI 4ss IS st. NV. rs. il 80
9lS St NV, 4St TAI 10Th ST.. n,
1926 81 NV. 9rs-..35I ID Fenton .5r 2 SO
1905 18th ST. NV, Tor 80 $40 Lsw 5rs-...-..-ll 50
800 Spruce ST LeDron 3& Fenton ST. Or. 1850
1855 St NV. ~ 10 is St 81 NV ss
$500 st. NV. 8 r. 25l lSToRES&DwELLINGs
ZIG Attn st. NV 6r-...: Oil En.w l0rs&storel0O
l4o9 Pierce Places rs 800 Ind store ....50
400 70 400 WASH st-22S0 22l2 lath st. NV 2250
'J jsG ST. n E E r. Eva. WARNER aS co. s,s St NV
EoR RENT-34o INDIANA AVE- OPPOSITE
II City Hail. $50 per month House now open. For
further information address THoS BLAGDEN. City
Pc. Box ISL my3l 3ts
ENoR RENT-A NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE
I seven room brick house; hot and cold water: rent
$IS Inquire on premises, TBS 9th ST. ne. my3l BIS
LNOR RENT-el7 ST n, w. 3-sToRY BASE
=, ment and brick Dwelling, II rooms; modern con-
venences- Two-story brick Stable on rear. Apply 10
my3l-3t 9Th and y NV.
ENOR RENT-7O7 EAST CAPITOL ST, NEWLY
II papered and painted brick, rooms. bath, cellar,
~ Rss nG" Maa aaRHRMy
ENoR RENT NEW GROOM AND CELLAR
j brick dwelling with modern improvements 23d
and sts; will be rented 70 respectable white
st. NV. my2s-6t
ENoR RENT-TTLER & RUTHERFORD,
4th st., opposite Judiciary square. II IS. $50
n. H. ave, near Dupont circle per annum loo
1siS 30 senoeriahd fiace' IL rs..-...--- 20
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"ANTED-TWO LADIES DESIRE TWO OR
w three unfurnished rooms containing closets. in
private family northwest from either July or DC
tober LIST; permanent suited references exchanged
Address +, l9l Sunderland Place my2Slw*
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WANTED--ROOMS.

NAN DESIRES ROOM
w and Board. not over five minutes walk from 9Th
st wharf. Best of references. Address L. H w, 9th
st. wharf lt*
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

NOR RENT-FOR SUMMER, FURNISHED FL.
Il on II st. Address +. r. F. Star office. IL
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IGOR SALE-A sTEINwAY GRAND PIANO AT
Il a SACRIFICE on account of owner leaving the CITY
To he seen at q. 4. WILD a BRO Is 1,ss TN 81
NV
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NYANTED-THREE UNFURNISHED CONMU-
w nicating Rooms with bath room. first floor mod
ern improvements, near Pension Office. Address c.
IT,, Star office.
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PLANO EXCHANGE wARERooM.

IGOR sALE-fDt RTEEN VERY FINE HoRsFss
n Among them are five fine anc several coupe
and single driving and saddle horses All of whi, are
hne bred stock. JAMES q. BOWEN 845 n Y. ave-
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NOR RENT OR LEASE-ONE OF THE LARGEST
Is and best located Stores on Louisiana betw
9th and 10th SIS, suitable tor Wholesale Grocer or
like business Address WHOLESALE GROCER.
Star Office my29-1w*
NOR RENT-TWO FINE STORES, 2O2A AND
2O26 l4th st. NV, each 20 feet by 81, with fine
cellar. and dwellings above; all modern improve
mentS FRANK J, TIBBETS.
Office Of the National Mutual Lite Association.
my6-lm 1920 st
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Biiou Opera Company.

The above excellent opera company
will appear in Turner ball on Sunday,
November rs. in the latest New York
and Partisan success, entitled The
Bridal Trap" 1t is adapted from Ed
mund Audran's "Ce Serment glamour"
and achieved a glorious run in New
York at the BijOu Opera-hOuse. Through
out the south the press have been unsni-
nous of Adelaide Randall and her splen-
did company, and az she opens the opera
season in San Antonio, there's no doubt
but she will be received by large and ap-
preciative audiences.
The costumes of the company are
gorgeous and surpass anything of that
kind that has ever been seen south. Ade-
laide Randall appeared in San Antonio
few seasons ago as leading lady with
the Hess opera company and was the
original "Bettina" in the Mascot" A
short time ago she dedicated the beauti-
full opera house in Chattanooga, Tenn,
and crowded the opera house for eight
consecutive performances. Never In
the history ofamusements has an artistic
raised such an ovation. They play in
Houston and Galveston before reaching
here. There will be no advance In
price for this extraordinary attraction.
Reserved seats at Sim Harris. 2Sl Com
merce street,
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/ Don't forget the LIGHT is the place
| to get tirst-class printing done.
Double blue and white violet plants,
at Ilka Nurseries, Houston street. l3-tt
| -For the latest styles and lowest prices in
! IO-Igtf c. H. MUFLLER's Com. street.
The usual weekly hop took place on
Government Hill last night.
M. Theo. FOlZ, one OF the Mikado
club, celebrates his 25th anniversary to-
day, and is receiving the congratulations
OF his many friends.
The Bexar County Industrial League
will hold grand rally at Krisch nall on
Monday night, to consider what action
shall be taken In the city election. All
sections are requested - attend.
"A change OF time on the |. & G. N.
goes into effect next Monday. Arkansas
Pass trains will hereafter run into the /.
Il g. n, depot.
Nina May Boyakin, aged months
died this morning at the residence OF
Mr.. MarChant, on Garden street.
The case against Captain Hughes,
for alleged intimi dation OF a voter, was
passed by the federal court today until
next Monday.
Nelson Clay, accused OF aggravated
assault on his wife, surrendered to JUS
tice Barnes this morning, was locked up
and will have an examination next
Monday.
The soldiers engaged in the row and
alleged burglary on government hill,
were all bound over TO the grand jury
by Justice Barnes Friday.
An attempt was made last night to
assassinate Ygnacia Garcia. while he
was comir & out Of his fathers house on
Salinas street. One shot was fired at
him by an unknown man, who stopped
moment and then ran of.
The SaeDgerfest chorus held very
beneficial rehearsal last night at Casino
hall, under the leadership Of Professor
Carl Beck, who Is gradually pertecting
his pupils in their several difficult parts.
In reference to street row in yes
terday's paper, between Messrs. Ander-
son and MIR. Seabaugh, the reporter WAS
wrongly informed. Their trouble did
not amount to much and did not happen
on the street, but in the Office OF Mr..
Sesbnugh. and nobody was hurt. This
Is said to do justice all around, as the
parties are good friends. There were no
arrests made, because, it is said, there
was no occasion for arrest.
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AN ORDINANCE.

To carry into effect section 4, iof the city
charter, and to repeal chapter LNlll, of the
Revised Ordinances.
Be it ordained, by the city council OF the city
Section i-That chapter S. of the revised
ordinances, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed
Section THAT, as provided by section 4, of
the charter, the city shall be divided into
eight wards, the boundaries whereof shall be
as follows, to-wit:
its intersection with West Commerce street,
thence south on Laredo street to Apache
street, thence along the Apache creek to San
Pedro creek, thence to the San Antonio river,
thence along the San Antonio river to West
Commerce street, thence along West Com
merce street to the place of beginning. This
is to be constituted and designated as ward
No. l.
All that portion of original ward No. not
included in this boundary, as above described,
to be known and designated as ward No. 2.
Ward No. 2-Beginning at the intersection
of San Pedro creek with West Commerce
street, thence north with said creek to the
Fredericksburg road. thence with said road to
the city limits, thence south with the western
boundary line of the city cemetery to West
Commerce street, thence east with the said
street 10 the place of beginning, to constitute
and be designated as ward No: 3.
All that portion of original ward No. not
included in the boundaries, as above de-
scribed, to be known and designated as ward
MOI
Ward No 3.-Beginning at the Alamo ditch
at its intersection with East Commerce street
at st. Joseph church, thence north TO its inter-
section with the Madre di oh, thence north
with the Madre ditch to its intersection with
the San Antonio river to West Commerce
street, thence east along West and East Com
merce streets to the place of beginning, to
constitute and be designated as ward No. 5.
All that portion of original ward No. 3, not
included in this boundary. as above described,
to be known and designated as ward No. 8.
Ward No. 4.-Shall be divided as follows: BY
lines running from North to South, through
Water and Presa streets to city limits; the
west part thereof shall be designated as
wasd No. T. and the east part shall be
designated as ward No. s.
section 3.-That the boundaries of the sew
eral wards, as herein described may be
changed by the city council from time to
time, so as 10 conform the same to the re-
quirements of the charter; provided, that,
such change shall not be made within six
months of any general election for city Of
ficers and that this ordinance take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Passed and approved November 10, 1886.
BRYAN CALLAGHAN, Mayor,
By Z. p. CLAUDON, City Clerk. lot
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

MESGER HoTEL.-CharleS Schre'ner W. G.
Garrett, Kerrville; Mrs. Chas Il Race and
three children, Charles Bernstein, r Franck-
Ign. New York: d Irons. BOerne; NJ Lowen-
thai, Milwaukee, Wis; A Martin, Comfy,
Houston; n d Noyes, Boston, Mass; Mrs J Z
Reed, Blum, Texas: E Jackson, Ka sas City.
Mo; Y d l. Wickes city; Thos g George.
Southern Pacific railway; A A Alexander,
Texas.
SOUTHERN HoTEL.-Mrs Joe Lyons, Paris,
Texas; F W Searight, G p Carlisle, Peun; NJ
Rodregan, Rosenor Furries. Laredo; ID NJ Ar
mold, Cheyenne, Wyo; W F Searight. Austin,
Texas: r Kaighn, Pbila: W Hunt,
Brennan; w G Butter Kennedy Junction;
TAYLOR Whitsett, CampbelltOn; John c Jones,
Houston; Sam S Whitsett, Campbellton; A +
Field and wife, Gallia and wife, Lockhart
John Reinhart and August Schueppe. Boerne;
J I lngraham. breckenridge; n Edgar, De-
witt county; Miss X X. lily, Rockdae; Mrs
Mary NJ Davidson. Georgetown; Mrs G Brad
ford. Austin; Mrs George Byrns, San Marcos
c Gray, Graytown: J A Watt. Luling: + G
Glen; Fort Davis; Charles E Hicks. nj Paso.
Texas; c W Barnard, Sabinal: Charles Wood,
Denver. Col; l. Landrum, Plcasanton; Geo
Shoot and NJ N Legg, Luling.