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Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Lost in the Mountains.

DENVER, March 3O.-A Cheyenne spe-
~cial to the Republican says: Edward
Hoppy, the son of rich Louisville,
Kentucky, merchant, who has been Wis
iting on the Big Horn, has been lost in
the mountains three weeks, and it is be-
lieved he has perished. His horse, with
blankets and saddle, was found by a
searching party twenty miles from the
road on which Hoppy was travelling
when overtaken by the storm. 1t is
feared his body cannot be found until
the snow melts from the mountains.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Not Guilty.

"Hez the joory made up its mind on
the verdict yit?" asked an Arkansas
judge of a jury that had just come in
after having been out ten minutes de-
hberating on the case of prisoner
charged with the trif1ing crime OF killing
two Of his neighbors.
"We hev, yer honor" replied the
foreman of the "joory."
'Well, let's have the verdict then"
replied the grave and dignified Judge.
''Well, your honor" replied the fore
man, 1--WE find Hen not guilty, but if he
ever cuts up like that agin we'll not let
him off so easy, derned if we will, Hen"
s'The prisoner is discharged, said the
judge.-[Time.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Marine Iute1lirence.

LIVERPOOL, March 30.-Arrlved: The
California.
New YORK, March 30.-David and
India
HAMBURG, March 30.-Rhineland and
Antwerp. -
QUEENSTOWN, March 80. City of Paris
Gallia and La Gascogne from New
York.
PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-The Penn
sylvania, from Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, March 30.-Maine, from
London.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
MAY PROVE FATAL.
An UnIucky Cutter Has His Leg
Amuutated.

An UnIucky Cutter Has His Leg
Amputated.
SAN Francisco, March 30.-Late this
afternoon James Sim, Scotch cutter,
attempted to board train at Sausalito.
He slipped and fell and the wheels
passed over his leg below the knee, al
most severing it from his body. AS there
were no accommodations for him there,
and the last boat for this city had
left, w. r. Hearst, editor of the Eram-
iner, chartered ferry-boat for an extra
trip, and brought the man to the city.
He was taken to the receiving hospital
and had his leg amputated. The shock
may prove fatal.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
British steamers Lost.

LISBON, March 3O.-The British
steamer Tom Pyman is lost. The cap
tain and six of the crew were drowned.
The loss Of the British steamer Gulf of
Alden, off the coast of South America, is
confirmed, and it is stated two of her
boats, containing the crew and passen-
gers, have not yet been heard from.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
what He Didn't Believe In,

She (sentimentally)-I often think
that the world is full of unsung songs.
He (practically)-What's the use Of
them if we never hear them.
She-Ah! we can feel them. There is
song in the flower, in the flying cloud,
the
He-Well, the world may be full OF
unsong songs, but am going to take
care that it is not full of unkissed kisses.
Let the curtain be drawn. II Boston
Courier.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Portuguese Elections.

LISBON, March 3O.-General elections
occurred today throughout Portugal for
members of the Cortes. The Govern
nlent candidates were successful against
the so-called african" candidates, ex-
cept in the cases OF Serpa Pinto and
Castillos, who were elected. The Gov
eminent has q strong majority.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Decreased Clearanoes.

BosToN, March 30.-The total gross
exchanges for the last week, as shown by
the dispatches from the leading clear
ing houses of the United States and Can
ada, were $957 1858, ,455, a decrease OF 4.6
per cent, as compared with last years
same week.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Archer,s Immense Shortage.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 30.-The con-
dition of the affairs of State Treasurer
Archer seems to be growing more COM
plicated, and it is thought now that his
shortage will not fall below nalf a mil
lion. Archer, it is learned, has great
number of private debts, and it is
asserted that number of trust estates
that were in his care have been wiped
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Live Stock Perishinr.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 3O.-In-
formation is received from Boone, Lin
coin and adjoining counties to the effect
that hundreds of cattle are dying from
want of food. Grain is very scarce and
the roads are SO bad that no feed can be
hauled.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Methodist National University.

BALTIMORE, March 30.-Bishop New
man, of the Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference of California, today said: Bank
ers and business men Of Washington
have subscribed literally to the pro-
posed university. One gentleman own
ing large quarry said he would give all
the, stone required for the buildings.
The grounds selected for a site will be
purchased at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
TRIPLE MURDER.
Three CHASTITY Corpscs Uncarthed in
Wyoming.

DENVER, March 30.-Last December
the body of girl, supposed to be that of
Edna Wellson, was found buried in
hut on the Enos ranch, in the Big Horn
basin. The Coroner, while investigating
the matter last week, discovered two
more bodies, one that Of white man,
and the other an Indian woman, buried
within few feet OF where the girl was
found. All three had been murdered,
their heads being crushed with an axe.
They evidently have been dead a year.
The mystery is beyond solution by the
authorities.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Electric Light war at Napa.

NApA, Cal, March 3O.-Six weeks ago
the electric light company shut down
to compel the city to pay higher prices.
The Board of Trustees have now granted
franchise to the Thompson-Houston
Company, which is preparing to put a
plant in operation. The old company,
consequently, lit up again last night. A
war between the two companies is ex-
pnotad
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
strike Movement Spreading.

BARCELONA, March 30.-The strike
movement is spreading throughout Cat
alonia. Forty thousand men have quit
work, and it is expected many more will
soon join the. strikers. There is a strong
Anarchist element among the working
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Shidy Fired.

WAsHINGToN, March 30.-Hamilton
Shidy, whose record as an employee in
the Milwaukee postoffice was one of the
features of the recent civil service in
vestigation, has been dismissed from tie
census Office.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Two To Ono nm willie

"It's very puzzling,' said a worried
looking woman to one Of her neighbors.
"What is that?"
81 can't tell whether Willie is corrupt
ing the parrot or whether the parrot is
corrupting Willie. III Washington Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Bismarck,s birthday.

BERLIN, March 30.-Prince Bismarck S
coming birthday, which will be the
first of next month, was -cele-
brated at Kaiserstontein today. The
grand fete was attended by large con-
course of people. Thousands of people
visited Bismarck today.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31

that they had, by the evidence intro
duced, found $50 fraudulent votes. As
Londoner had majority of 427, he is
still Mayor, but by only n majority. 1t
is not yet known what further action
will be taken in the matter, if any.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Won in Two Rounds.

MILTON, CAL, March 39.-A tewnty-
round glove contest, Saturday night, be-
fore the Milton Athletic Club, between
E. ]. Brady, OF Jackson, and n. Hart, OF
Copperopolis, was won in .the second
round by Brady.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
ILL-FATED LOUISVILLE.
A WET SNOW ADDS TO THE LOSSES
SUSTAINED.
Willing Hands Trying to Save the Ex-
posed Property-No More Bodies Re-
covered-Numerous Funeral Process
sions-Well Organized Relief.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 30.-Snow
began falling this afternoon, melting as
fast as it fell, and having the effect ot
rain. All afternoon and evening men
have been busy trying to protect prop
erty exposed. They were particularly
active at the tobacco warehouses, and
the damage will be greatly lessened. 1t
is thought however, a loss OF nearly
100000 will be sustained by the wet.
No bodies are reported taken out any
where today.
other in rapid succession today, and
Masses were said at the Catholic
churches, and sermons preached at
Protestant.
Offers OF help continue to come in,
and liberal contributions from home and
outside are being received.
Miss Clara Barton, president OF the
American White Cross Association, ar
rived in this city today with several of
her assistants. In an interview tonight
she finds relief so thoroughly organized
and proceeding SO effectively that there
is no need of her services here. She
duCltu llldL Slit IittS ilcNSI kllOWH eHOIls
of relief to be better directed.
G Miss Barton and her corps OF assist
ants will devote their attention to other
storm-stricken parts OF this State.
A great number of strangers are in the
city from outside points, and many who
had friends in this city are coming to
see about them. The devastated dis
trict was thronged today with sight
seers and presented dreary sight.
Gangso Of men are working hard putting
up temporary roofs over partly demol-
ished houses and replacing the fronts in
stores to secure the stocks against dam
ger from further storms.
No more missing have been reported
today, and it is believed the total killed
has been made known. The injured are
receiving every attention, and no deaths
occurred today, though the condition of
some is extremely critical.
The water supply is running very low.
Every effort is being make to complete
temporary stand pipe, and it may be
finished Wednesday; but before that
time, probably by tomorrow night, the
city will be almost entirely without
water, except that reserved for fire de-
partment work.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Suicided.

SEATTLE, WASH, March 30-Ira Hum
mel, the son of wealthy parents of this
city, who for the past three years has
been under indictment for shooting
John Michaelson, committed suicide
today by taking morphine
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Hotel Burned.

PARIS, Tex, March 3O.-The Central
hotel burned this morning William
Eldridge, ayoung farmer, was suffocated.
The other guests escaped in their night
clothes.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Indignant Students.

VIENNA, March 30.-Letters from St.
Petersburg declare that the original
cause of the students outbreaks in Rus
sia was Indignation over the Siberian
Outrages,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Baseball Games Postponod.

SAN Francisco, March 30.-Owing to
the rain the baseball games in the Cali
fornia League series at Stockton and
this city were both postponed today
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
The Death Roll.

OLYMPIA, Wash, March 3O.-General
Robert Milray died in this city yester-
day of heart failure.
GALVESTON, Tex, March 30.-Chauncy
B. Sabin, United States District Judge
for the Eastern District OF Texas, died
today.
New YORK, March 30.-David Dows,
prominent grain broker and capitalist,
died today after long illness.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Not Counted Out.

DENVER, March 30.-The jury which
for the past two weeks has been hearing
the Londoner Mayoralty contest case,
tonight brought in verdict to the effect
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Fiehtin~ in Dahomey,

PARIS, March 3O.-Advices from Da-
honey say: Colonel Terreiton attacked
the native forces on the River Ocume.
The native losses were heavy.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
LEAKING LEVEES.
No Marked Change on the
Lower Mississippi.
The Waters Still EncrOaching
at Many Places.
People Rapidly Moving Out of the
Flooded Districts.
Great Damage to Railroad Property-Much
Suffering Among the Drowned-Out
Inhabitants.
Associated Press Dispatches.

New ORLEANS, March 30.-Advices
from various points regarding the Mis-
sissippi levees show no marked change
today, except in the vicinity of Skip
with, where the water is steadily adj
vancing. The towns of Mayersville,
Filters and Hayes cannot escape an i'll
undation similar to that at Skipwith.
The Skipwith people are moving as ra-
pidly as possible. There is no danger to
human life, and most of the stock has
been taken to safe ground.
In Madison parish the levee bank is
crumbling rapidly, but a new one is be-
ing built and may be completed in time
to save the country. The railroads in
that vicinity, and all along the river
side, are the heaviest sufferers. Some
divisions have been entirely abandoned
and others will be soon unless the situa-
ton improves.
The town of Rayville is in imminent
danger. Four inches OF rise will
food it.
Greenville an Island.
The town is in great danger of being
inundated. The situation is unimproved
from last night, though the levees are
not yet gone.
A new break occurred at Huntington,
this morning, and the water in town is
now rising at the rate of an inch and
half an hour. All the railroads there
have been abandoned.
A StandstiIl at Helena.
HELENA, Ark, March 30.-The river
came to stand today, and stands forty
seven feet This is three inches and
half above the high-water mark of 'S6.
A steamer loaded with provisions
reached Laconia circle this morning.
The unfortunate people in that district
are being relieved as fast as possible.
The levees around Helena are still in
good condition, and more confident
feeling prevails. ..,s..-..,,--.
Great Distress at LacOnia,
ST. LOUIS March 3d.. j. Hogan, of
the Memphis COMMERCIAL arrived from
the flooded district along the Mississippi,
says in Laconia circle, Delta county,
Arkansas, comprising 10000 acres, the
inhabitants, numbering between two
and five thousand people, whites and
negroes, are in a destitute condition.
Many have been flooded out of their
homes and are living on tho housetops.
Live stock not drowned is maintaining
precarious existence with their
wretched owners on the roofs and else
where. From Helena, the entire Missis-
sippi delta country, reaching from Vicks-
burg west to Shreveport and down to
New Orleans, seemed likely to be mum
dated. All the people who have realized
the true situation are moving into other
regions.
Planters Not Discouraged.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 30.-The
Times has dispatch from large cotton
planter at Memphis, saying to great
extent the newspapers have been too
sensational about the levee troubles.
The planters will call for aid when it is
necessary, but not before, as otherwise
labor will be demoralized and leave the
planters helpless, with their planting
lar behind. The breaks are bad, he
says, and good deal of country is
flooded, but the planters have not yet
found it necessary to appeal for aid.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
Snow in York State.

SARAMAc LAKE, N. Y, March 3d.
SNOW has beeE fallings steadily since
Friday 1t is now more than fifteen
inches deep on the level, and stil snow
ing hard tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31
SNOW All ST. LOUIS.
A REMARKABLE FALL OF THE
BEAUTIFUL.
Eight Inches on the Ground and Still
Coming Down Street Car Traffic
Suspended-Fifteen Inches of Snow
at Saranac Lake, N. Y.

ST. LOUIS, March 30.-The heaviest
snow storm Of the year set in this morn
ing, and at late hour tonight there
was no cessation; eight inches had
fallen; street-car travel is greatly inn
peded.
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TT bic @inri6tuH8 oor(dufg rod uie)t
Der Soften Iuesen. Ser elefirii1e
9Faftaufmaah. peS aum Brateu eiaes
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Warf.
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5Gmiot babeH ell neues 6emii0es
uGlement" enibedt, uub 5lpar I'M Nidal
uab i'm aobaIt. 5itnannten es u@noz
MUM.
: Gin ejaeRtbamIi6er Gaa bon
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ereigaet. Der Staotfdmmerer Some
palb bate ftd bel @aIireu Elm tusnig in
Die Gippe gei6nitten; ber geringen
Wun5e meiter ltidt o9teno, rau1te Ell
bolb na6der ouf einem 5pasiergange
eire @igarre. Sn Ser gaaGt I9tppu Tim
bet untere S6eil bes @eii@tes Oernabeu
Gil, oaB mon einen Mr5t berbeirief, nell
der eine Slutoergifiung bur@ Nifotin
feftfeate. GGe 9iilfe uar bersebli6,
unb an %3peiten Sage farb Bet Beoauz
ernstpettbe utter ben flr9tetIi9ter
56mer3en.
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giaa @reiuau;
CUR Mmenbirung Der IL. 5ettion
bes Gapitels 81 BET rebibirten Srs
binan5ea.

IS lei b%erorbnet bur9 ben
Stabtratb Der Stabt San Nntonio,
SaB Die IL. Settion beg 81. 3apiteIs
oer reDioirten OrbinaE5en 10 amenbirt
wetbe, baB fie ME foIst lautet :
Section IL. Sap es fur irgenb
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nit gaummolle, 3iegeliieinen, Ganb,
6olb 2obIen, 9eu, Strob, Jutter,
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beren Sa9en belabenen Wagcn, Cart
ober 9rap, ober einen un~belaeenen
gem6bnli6 aur ginbrinsuaa BON Jra@t,
8aumnoue, Steiner, .3~ieeelfeinen,
5aab, 9ol3, 9oblen, 6eu, Strob,
Gutter, Wo1e, 9dute ober irgenb
wel6e anbere Waaren benuyten Wagen
auf ber Weit Commerce StraBe az fabs
rem, ausgenommeu auf bemieniaen
SbeiIe bisisr Gtrabe. spii9en Der
Torb Jlores unb @afino StraBe, gum
3uede enttpeoer bes 4blabens ober
Yelabens ioI6er Wagen, Cats pber
9raps. Srsenb cine 9erfon, uel9e
irgenb cine 8efiimmung bieier 5eftion
berleBt, foa zines 8ergebeHs i9uloig
befunoen unb rad erfoletsr uebsrfib.
rung Dor benz &ecorber aur 3ablnng
elmer 6elbfrafe bon ni9t tpeniger aIs
fiInf lno ni9t mebr a!s smeibuubert
Solats berurtbeilt mer6en.
4ngenomnten uub gebiaist am 8.
Gebruar 1890.
grDan @aIiagban,
Wtteltirt: Wapor,
e. q. @Iaubon, Stabt.G lerf.
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Giue Or0ihoai
Sur Nmenbirung- bon Section 2 See
gbarters Al 6er &ebibirten
Srbinan5en.

@s Ell berorbnet bonn 5tabiz
ratb ber @tant San Mntonio :
@aB Section 2 beg Gapitels Al ber
Iebib!tten 0tbinan3en bobiu amenoirt
weroe, UNI iii Submit folsenbe,maBen
gu lauien /:
Section 2. qde Wborte, bietna9
er6aut o5er augeIegt, innerbalb ber
5taOtgfen3en, muhen mad irgenb einem
Srodenzg rbe. Spffem ober nod einenl
3eriebunes GDiiem ober mad benz
plau, befannt als rgarrico's 5rofea.
abOrtsS SPLEEN, fonitruirt fein !; cine
Nlsnabme 1T nur bann geftattet, tpenn
bic 5taatberorhneteu= 9 ria,nmIung aui
cine eiHgerei6te f@riftli6e peiition bin
eine @rlau5niB ertbeilt, bic @rube in
anberer als ber borgeI1riebenen Meiie
an5ulegeH.
paiitrt uno a%ngenommer AM 3. Be-
bruar 1890.
BrDGn GalIagban,
MtteFirt MaaDor.
s. .. Gldubon, Gtabts@ lerf.
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8umtes aaerlei aus 9euti6lano,

Die bemuBten faiferIi1en ftaatsz
iocialiiii6en &elcrip:e perDen i'm ganz
gen Geide bur1 bic 8eb6rbem auf oas
eifrigite berbreitet. Befonbe,s i'm G6.
nigrei9e Sa9ien, I'D bic Socialbemos
traten befanntli6 iber einen iebr 1tars
fen Mnbang D~erfiisen. fiebt nun bieIels
ben an ie0er Gde tleben. unb tpd6renb
ionf aae Menfden.M niammlungen poe
li5eili6 neutrality-suspicious. weroer,
ldBt moi bierbei bic 2euta rubig aez
tpdbren.
Mls Berlin ipirb bonn 81. Saz
nuar beri6tet: Nm 6onntag mur6en
bic Wabls2ifen bon bielen Saufenben
eiugeieben; troB bes 2egens bieIten bic
WtaHen funoenlang aug, I'm li1 muir au
iber3eugen, ob ibr Hame in bic Wahl.
Stlten e%ingetragen lei; bieIe WabQuHis
gen tparen in Der gr6Bten Mebraabl So
ctaloemofraten. 0ier in Berlin gilt
iebt, tpie Der 8. Wabltrsis. 70 aud Der
5. CON ben Socialoemotraten fart be-
orobt. (Der 4. unb Der 6. Wabltreis
gelten 10 ME 10 als fiderer Belbfanb
Der Socialbemotraten.)
ueber bic 3bronfolge i'm 6trHens
tbum Sdtuar3burs. &uooItabt beri9ten
gerliner Bldtter: Dem pertorbenen,
befanntli6 unpermdblt gebIiebenen Giirs
fen @eorg folst in Der &esieruue Der i'm
Sabre 1852 geborene prin3 @iintber bon
S9maraburg EuboIftabt. Die 6uc.
ceftOu 1T cine 5iemli1 bertpidsIte, BENT
bas Succeiionss &e6t 1T auf bic Nad>
fommen beg grubers bon 6irft @eorgs
@roBpater iibergegangen, ba Der Onfel
bes Weritorbenen cine morganatif6e @6e
gef9tohen bate, feline 2inber alio ni6t
fu~cceiiiOnsfdbis tparen.
Die geplante grb6bung Der Ye.
amtengebdlter in preuBen ioa fd-mie
bic Regierungs.S rgane anbeuten-ni6t
auf Die uamittelbaren 5taatsbeamten
bei9rdnten, fonbern au9 auf bic 2ebrer
bet Volfsldulen auseebebnt tperben. -
Na, bic t6nnen es ia aud braudeu !
Sn 9euti9lanb merben Steuers
Defraubationen 3tpar ni9t nit Saftfira.
fer bebrobt, aber nit UNI 70 gepfefers
teren Gelbfrafea. Gin Gabrit. 8eliBer
In Hei9enba9 muBte firali6 megen
Steners 6inter3iebuns", bic man bel
elmer ReDifon ber BH6er entbedte, cine
Strafe bon $4,000 Mart besablen,
unb auBer6em bate er nod bic su tpenig
be3ablten Steuer . @rtrdge na6trdsli9
3u entri6ten.
= Na6 ben amtlihen Wittbeilungen
bes beutf6en &eibss patents 4mtes iinb
bel oemieIben untet ber 9srridaft 5es
beuti1en patent=@ eiebes, alio felt benz
l. Juli 1877 big aum 81. December
1889, i'm gan3eu 104. 1874 grinbungen
our patentirung angemelbet = barunter
aleln i'm Sabre 1889 l ,e45. Gin
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Gin saauimaan tn Der lrnterfsaSt,

benz burd elm leibenbeS unb 56reicnbes
Sinh uebrere Wa6te Der S9laf seraubt
wurbe unb Der gu Der l1eber5euauns ses
lanste, baB Wtrs. Winslpws SOOTHING
Syrup serace Der Nrtitsl iei, bsi1en er fir
baS aine tenStbiste, tuufte einen 8crratb
oaopn. Ills er mad SuuIe fam unb iei>
ner 6ruu baron Mittbeiluns madte, wets
serte fe iid, benz ainbe BON Dem @etauf=
ten gu oerabreiden, ba fe cine Nnbduse.
rim Der SpmSppatbie mar. Die uddIte
Wadt wuroe mieber idluflp psrbraat.
Al8 ber 8ater ON nddifsn Gage mad
Sauie fam, fanb er bas 8inb fdtedter
alS ie, unb oa e. obermal5 cine Idtaflpie
Haht beIirhtete, perabreidte er pdbrenb
Der Nbmeienbeit Ieiner 6rau benz Sinbe
cine Yprtipn be8 Sprup unb iaste ni9ts
BARON. Die gtadt barauf ihlief Gues
pobl uHb Der tleine S6rcier erpadte
am Mrr9en nit beitsrm 9eltdt. Die
Mlntter mai erfreut iber ben plStliden
punberbaren Bedfel unb rbpcbl Ne Nd
3uerf teleibist fibl.e, als Ie aultlaruna
crbielt, ieete fe bennpd ben @etrau6
bes Sfrups fort. Sdreienee aincer
uno idlafloie NS4te linb ibr ieet unte.
fannt. Sine e~in3elne Yrcbe nit Dem
Sprup bat ned bas Qeiben ieees Sinbes
nub ba5 8prurtbeit Der Wlutter beIiest.
Sn alien Gpctbefen gu babsn; 25 eents
bic Hlaids.
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@asifuraiasWeiae,

Weinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes 9as
ger bon feineE california Weinen bel
Oerrg ). s. Meper am WlamD
Rla5a. 6err Sleeper iu@t Die Meine
Oil Srt uno SteQe aus ui,b falft birsti
aus Dem Seller Ter @ein3i9ter. Nls
gutem Genner 9elingt es inn ftets, bic
beIteu S0rten au%s5uwGblen. st fam
feline 2un6erI uno Gamilieu nit einenl
guten Irppfen berfehen. Rotbs unb
Weibweine in por3iisIi@er Qualitdt
bon iest ab $1.00 per @alone fret
tas 0aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-17
Cine GrSimatts
5ur amenbiruEg ber Sefiion 8, @bap'
ter IL Der GeDibirten Srbinan3en.

sci es berDrbnet bonn Stabt>
roth Der 5to6t San Mntonio:
9aB Settion 8, Chapter II Der @es
blblrten Orbinan3en, babin amenbirt
tOeroe, um in 3ufunft folsenbermaBen
su larten:
5eftion s. IS lou unge5ebIi6 fir IT.
geno cine perfon fem, Encyclopedias
gieb our@ ir9enO cine Der @traBeu Der
Stabt San Nntonio gu treiben inners
balb nadbenannten 9e3irtes. Die
@ren5e behelben III pie folgt: Begin=
nenb on Der 5iibieite Der eiiernen
Bride Hber ben San Nntonio. GIuB in
Grano Ibenue, bann 6fli9 Der @tra.
Benfu9t bon @ranb Nbenue folgenb
bis aur 8ereinisung bon MalnuBs umo
NuflnfraBe, bann iiibli9 ertlang benz
9eleiie Der GalDefDn. 9~arrisbura unb
San Mntonio giienbabn big al Der
SteGe. ND bieies @eleiie b~asienige
Der San Mntonios uno Mranfase
paBsBabn freu3t, bann peHli9 entIana
benz @eleiie Der San Mnionio un6
Mranias.pab=yabn big aur eib.2are
oo.@traBe, bann n6tblid nit Der @traz
benfudt bon Sub unb Nor6. GrioFraBe
Bis 3ur Norb s2arebofraBe, banfl ents
lang Der San pebro Greet big gum Son
pebro part, bann 6fili1 am Grodett.
BlaB ober 4benue big aur Sod Quarrp
&oeb, bann fiibli9 big CUR SonesifraBe
uno big CUR @tele bes Mnfangs.
paIiirt unb angenDmmen am 10.
Gebruar, 1890.
BrDan @aIIagban
Wtteiiirt: Mabor.
6. g. @%Iaubon, Stabt=glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-17
Bafsaas na@ gurpoa.

Die Ngenturen beg perm %. 5.
D%onng, SO. l Commerce : Strabe,
San Antonio, unb SO. SOB Maius
StraBe, DALLAS, psrtreten nur Die
anertanat beIien europdif6en Dampfers
Ginien. 9err Doung 1T i'm Staube Bic
billigIten &aten gu gebea. En-
tbeilt b%ereitwidig iebe getpanf9te Wusz
tunFt unb befor9t iebr prompt ale inn
abergebeneH 4nftrdge. Wer nod Gu,
ropa gu reilen tpiinIdt, ober @ermanote
beribertommen Iafen mill, tpenbs lid)
all irSenb cine Der g~enaunten Iseuturen.