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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring.

Deals and the Prices They Bring.
Chas. A. Raymond to Denver and San
Antonio Investment company, one ninth
interest in 29S acres OF land, IL miles
southeast OF city, &7.777.
w. w. POrtef TO Denver and San An
tonic Investment company, one ninth in
terest in 29S acres OF land, ~ miles south
east Of city, $27,777.
l.. M. Gregory TO Denver and San An
tonic Investment company, one-ninth in
terest in 29S acres of land. lying about IL
miles southeast OF city, s27,777.
w. w. Porter to Denver and San An
tonic Investment company, one-twelfth
interest in 293 acres OF land, IL miles
southeast OF city, $40 1872.
James A. Skinner to Denver and San
Antonio Investment company, One-twelfth
interest in 29S acres of land, IL miles
southeast OF city. S0S33.
w. p. and NJ. Wright to James Brown
low, POS acres OF land on San Antonio
river, near the Passe MaldOnadO, 800.
Robert Stapper to Theodore Stapper,
one tenth interest in Cos acres of land out
of GOrtari league, $500
Harrison. Ford and Stafford to Mary A.
Jones, lots IL and IL, block, city lot 81,
A. r. wadzick, by sheriff, to G. B.
Davis and T. J. Cox, lots 6, z, 8, 9, and 10,
Olick III, Guy lOL D, range ., sS'o'
Il. +. Wright to Clara BOyce, lot 9,
block 10, Burnet street, 800.
u. G. Stapp and wife to X. NJ. NiklaSs,
lots 3 and 4, block 3, on Refugio street,
$500.
Il. Herman to u. C. Stapp, lots 3 and
4, block 3, Regufio street, S400.
Herman Vorpahl to John Long and
wife, part OF lots and 3, block Is. on Vim
ton street, 5000
n w p,cS RI Inlio and John ~ Sell
lers. lots and z, block2 city lots 1, 2, 3,
$500.
j. M. Penalvo and wife to A. Robin,
interest in estate Of Francisco Gomez. $50.
Thos. b. johnson to b. +. Overman,
lots l2, l3, IA. block, 3, city lot 4, 1920,
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Oak Terrace.

The old Schleicher place, or perhaps
better known a. the Deweese home
etead, about 90 acres, between the
Cunningham and the Breckenridge
places near the river, which has been
laid out aud put on record as Oak
Terrace a les dence su burb, is being
put in shape Tor the market.
A large gang of men are clearing
and cleaning the place, and the
plows are active in turning up the
dirt tor the streets and avenues of the
addition
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CITY LOCAL NEWS.
Open all night, always at Tips q
Silyerthorn. prescription druggists.

IF. Greenwood L Co, opposite South
ern Hotel. Hats, EShOes, and Mems Fur
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09

Grand Opening of Holiday Goods.
Brilliant display of Fancy Goods,
Bric-a- brac, etc.
Cutlery and silverware, in cases.
Lamps of every description.
Piano lamps, complete, 81 so
Teaspoons, with initial of your
name, 81 per set.
Useful presents IN the house-fur-
LIshing line.
Backing cases, hat-racks, sadiron-
sets, in cases, etc.
Decorated dinner-sets, one hundred
pieces, So so.
Improved lamp, sixty-candle power,
with fancy shade, $3.50.
Thirty candle power lamp, $1.5O.
= WAGNER Il CHABOT.
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Opeped HIS Partners Letter.

r l.. Bell. was tried this morning
by u. s. Commissioner Price with
opening sealed letter belonging TO
his partner, f. J. Carter, OF the Tray
8 cam Laundry. He was put und 7
3 $50 apprarapCe bund.
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MEMS CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS

$4,000 worth of desirable clothing positively at sacrifice
to close the stock.
chance for everybody to save % per
We also ask the attention of merchants this avtraord
nary offer of which will sell lots to suit, viii sell in
Bulk at bargain We want room, values considered.
Such opportunity be presented you again.
Therefore embrace it before too late. D.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09

THE quarantine al Yoakum, Texas has
been raised by the state health officer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-09

F. Greenwood II Co., opposite Soutn-
ern Hotel. Hats, sShOes, and Mems Fur
nishing Goods. - y. - -. ~ lno'
The quarantine at Yoakum, Texas has
been raised by the state health officer:
Mr.. Henry Breeding is in the city on
visit.
There will be meeting of the di-
Sectors of the Commercial club tonight. .
George Mitchell and Mary. Reed have
secured. a license to marry:
old man Woodapple was acquitted
bv the recorder this morning OF the charge
81 striking Harrell.
Madame Virgins Medium: Spirit
Rapping tests given, Residence ZIG oak
land street. 12-9-times%
Read Slevin & McGill's ad:-Red
fgure sale. R-4-3t
-AtA. Kahn's. all wraps and jackets
st cost, twenty-five styles TO select from'
Infinite variety of holiday gifts at
Rainhridge & Corner. ll-2S-2w
Cameron makes buggy tops, etc.
Cameron n ends buggy tops.
Cameron repairs harness.
Cameron sells harness, AceQuia.
y Texas wine. 81 per gal. at l.. Kunkers
81 n. Flores street. E2-5-lm
Ladies' buy dolls and toys cheap at S.
Rabe. IA w. Commerce street. ll-7-mo.
-CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES at Illg &
Bro. DolOrOsa street. EAU.
Fresh COUNTRY PRODUCE, Hay, Grain,
Etc. at Ilig q Bro. DolOrOsa street. 12-4-tf
Read Sleyin e. McGill's ad.-Red
sUure sale 12-43t
Maverick pays per cent on dep
At A. Kahn's, white blankets, from
800 pair up. lo-23-u.
gains. l0r22-u.
Concert every night except Tuesday
at Schools Garden. n-24-u
-AtA. Kahn's you will find what you
paed l0-22-tf.
"A. Kahn is going entirely out Of dry
goods. lO-S'-u.
-Elegant variety OF holiday goods at
City Drug store. l2-3-u.
IF you wish to buy any kind of wrap
or jacket, go TO A. Kahn's.
ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. 15c.
At Druggists.
Open always, day and night, at
Tips & Silverthorne's drug store. If
Ladies' and Misses slippers closing
out at A. Kahn at As cents pair.
Go to A. Kahn and get pair of slip
pers or ties for As cents pair.
AT A. Kahn fancy hannels at 10
nentS yard. lO-22-u
AT A. Kahn double with English
cashmere only 20 cents yard. 10-22-u
"A. Kahn is selling out his entire stock
Of drv goods. 10-22-tf
Now is your time for bargains. Go to
A. Kahn. 10-22-tf
ROUGH ON TooTHACHE. 15c.
ALI Druggists.
Every thing in the funeral line at
so per cent less than any house in the
city. CARTER d MULLALY.
We guarantee to save you so per
cent. on funerals.
CARTER & MULLALY.
Have Ed!M. Black 90 Son, 2l2 Main
plaza, paint your roof with cement roof
paint; stops leaks. 10-29-3m.
IF you want nice perfumery or
toilet waters, try those elegant odors
atTips & Silverthorne's drug store. If
Canes, all styles, silver and gold, first
quality heads, snake WOOD, Malacca, and
Ebony sticks. Finest assortment in
stock. Bell Bros. Commerce street. 1t
"A very good audience attended Rev.
Sam Jones lecture at Convention Hall
last night. The affair was very poorly
mani and the lecture closed early.
1t was lucky for all the old boys and
the dpaconS that Rev. Sam Jones lectuTed
the same night the Lilly Clay beauties
we're at the opera house. So convenient
70 saw went to hear Sam Jones.
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Lookout Tuesday. December 9th.

For the grand opening of the finest
grocery in the city with the ''Old Reliable"
Ben Kiolbassa at the front door to greet
all his old friends-the finest line of goods
ing 2t
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AT COST.

Owing to rapidly increasing Dry Goods Business
necessarily require ROOM and to make have
decided close and less entire stock
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NATIONAL GTARD IFI1IRN.
CADET CORPS IN THE TWENTY sE~oND REGl
NENT.

CADET CORPS IN THE TWENTY ST~oND HEGl
NrNT
Tie aimor.cs throughout the city have presented d,
dc,olat" appearance during the holiday vcrh ard NJ"
storm on Friday added tn the general appcari'c" "f
de,olation. 50 wanted t. talk about Na'lo'al
Guard Affairs and when Of the officer Vcr' induced
10 discus til" question at all they usually declared thai
there absolutely nothing doing.
\ pirce Of ncw- conc, from iho - Regiment. how
ever. which i, Of considerable nt"r~'. The onicc'- %"
ihat organization have watched The success Of the
effort, made Ly other organizations all'
Troop Ain forming cadet corps IN" Pnr'
ton has been informally di-cu--cd for som"
time aud recently It has taken definite shape.
Colonel Camp has appointed T. H. bndlc'.
H. >tactVcn and G.. Il. Ic,-cud"l - 81 committee
to Conn such q corps IN" oaG"> mast 'c from
thirteen 10 eighteen year, Old. Af"r 10" ''rpr is
formed The member, VIII eject their oun oH""r-. Int
officer Of thc regiment Nill b.. ionhr E, dnl them
The corps viii joe an auyi'1r - IN" regiment. and
tn" members 81 The corps viii not bee uH'r: anf "N
l"u>", whatever. Th, pIOic-, wiz uuc,'l"d cost
the regiment considerable moncy. bat - be- i'.nsH
that VIII morr th,u pay TO- of in rhc number 81
IocIuit, it Will De- She 'non, Of Bringing into ia" or
ean!T.t.ou.
\ delinquency court ha, been ordered ~, M" rrih
Of emil mon az tn, I'D Regiment. II VII con.
vcnt in he ailnory ON Moadry bee. q. ri p 10.
Lieutenant Colonel William =. King la, been detailed
for the TOurt.
The neat regular monthly meeting Of The IN Reg
incrt Veteran society vii lr held az The ai1noy al
Park ave. ard Nmcty fourth It.. FRIDAY evening.
January =. AZ : 80 0ciock The ~oclcty ha- given
$50 each 10 the widows OF Of II, members. Michael
/ Mcdonald and cy Captain John u. Ghllan. Captain
Gllln in the war. twice disc charged because Of
severe wounds. Among the members Of this society
Colonel John VI. Avery, Major W Robinson Major
Lcander Buck. General Serrcll, Colonel Henry Moore.
Captain Dutch. Captain Mcintyre, Captain Gibson,
Major Arnold and Captain Farrell Charles o. Kemp,
who lives at sydney, Australia. is Of the most
faithful AID earnest members Of the society, although
he has not attended ~ il meetings. He l.
much in fic same situation IS imagined bv Con
gresham Dicc on, when ne, In discussing the rcsol
boundary question about sixty years ago, declared
that. should Oregon become state. II, representatives.
IN Congress could possibly get to Washington before
/ the final adjournment Of the session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
~ AID or THE PEABODY MOVIE

For sixteen years the Peabody Home for Aged and
INDECENT Women al West Farms has maintained Itself
10y the bcraity Of the public. No one is admitted to
the home until sixty five years old. II has 40 en-
dOwmcnt, and j. entirely dependent upon the public
fOr support The trustees anxious to enlarge the
Institution aud th, end have made arrangements
with !. H. PhippS 10 manage series Of six readings
Iadman Hall By the young reader George Riddle.
the afternoons Of Friday. January 10, -; and 30
and February g. - and 20. at . 80 O'Clock. The
pa;ronc,scS are Mrs. q. II. Andrews, Mrs. Lindcy
Hoffman Chaplin, Mrs i. Camden Dixie Mrs. Richard
Watson Glider. Mrs. Burton y. Harrison Mrs. j. = r.
~iranahau Mrs. j. +. Truslow. Mrs. William f. Dodge
Mrs. Marccllus Hartley and Mrs. James stokes
Tickets for the OF Sin readings are placed at
-, and the patiOnc>>cs hope to sell the seating ca
pacity of the hail. and thereby realize "A goOfIv sum
10 carry ont the plans of charging the institution.
Tickets may be had Of the lady managers patrons,
j. COricS Lawrence treasurer l.. q. Box 31ID at
Ilardman Hall. Of J. II. Phipps No. % Union
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pEOSPEEITY ~ EHODE T>IANp.


CHRISTMAS TiN' OF EfJ'.' ,N' ON ~ -
cFS~rrL YrNE Is Gtt~-p ~ iENi-'N.
r~..d.r.. T. DC - .~..... tr. Tlc Clr.>.u,1,
holiday. have. I~e. celebrated here vIrr cr"1 more
than tie usual enthusiasm. T. ,h'-"1 hundred a''
ninety ha- lc"1 pr p"7on, ,c,r fHr Eh"l" i-iand
and Rhode I.land,l-. a'd Cls.-''u1s present, have
lcoY given with IL, 30 hi0L rhr retail m'-rh1'i-
r, united fl, DECLARING ma, f. nni. &. ,ua, trade
m. ro.,~ va. .ro,,.r tntq c,c- ief,ro The post
or,c, lr,l,c.. ,,,. never before couall,d. ~ ~
arrangement allowing p,-cl, g. TO- weighed ~ ol"rl
Il; , frnp,rirv table Il fhr hobbs. she business Wa
s,.1t,v facilitated. There WIS nothing ont - 'h"
usual cour-e iu tlo way II l,'ily celebration except
2 dinner or the pew Children At ia'iu'r9 Hall "7ei
r.,.~rl ly Tl. TELEGRAM That journal makes u
spec .1iy Il -u,r cut rpri~c- FOR lIr poor
Clarlc- II. Pa" pm" Democratic 't.d.d1'" f'r Con
,rc.. I'm III, I'D B-trict .,y- h. expects mat th"
.cc,ud trt1i .n e taryr.-- ,,ai .,,tf VIII bc h"'d
,,,. tim. r rl,-..,-, ,l,. ,..... iu that discreet
,,,nId q. ro ,,-,e., t,f f. ,.r.rr. f,n,l election
l.. h.fd At t.ic ,imc Uuc %. t'- state election 30
>prL lu' Vr r,r. cvl.au, ~. .h- ina. 10 ~" yot"
is taken IN the dead of w.li-I thr Soft" In th' rural
p.~'. u to N fr,i ,,IU Lr I-at a,l frcr.,r. Dos
chance, of c',ci.oq vo1lI Joe -, nu,h iurs,,rt. n
The leg -lntr. should d.'l.. O., o 90 .r"'fl election
Nr. Pitc Ultimate t'ft af"' N..h no" "'r"rl"t
vi order -u-f 1n 81 ''.'". =. Do" could d. f'r e
"iu.' would ii"u "''t. A-' -p''.'' election u'''.
~" Au-trii 81 hfI .' -'"' - % 81 '".it expensive"
1Ntr. M" Ernr'i'in. IN t.. -.i.''" NIT ''rl''--
give tIr '0Nrru' i'' .rp "rN.l' H ii.'e ihr 70
,pI'-.".f, iH 'Ni'r.n-. o. -rf.1' 'l'I'..
~ I'D" divisions Of t1- Htt- 90 Tbs 'iF into
voting STREETS. IiIr MATTE ~ ,I- rf fi- uir!- u
C,rya..o.. ga, f.r F., .t,.,r,t ,r..ti.
INC. il'f'''".' lh' wal. ''i'- |-" -''N'l
., dor,- # tho ro'd- OF C,nvr.cr.. W
,rivils therefor q CONFIRMATION II 5000 4
war vl., fla. o,,.t. ,.,... f,,.f., ga. ..., i.b
" ''"
btlu"1 !" Do" ''Hs'-.i'." '"f'- 'l.' INf Common
Council lu- I1--.l 4u ordinance cops :i'ut.r. fI. li
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" ' '' '''''.
Gr'nilhe ih'n' each " salary "i rt'" 5 t'"." lHlor
vel. ic I.il. d. .g tt. I'D c.tf. r. ind tenant ,,.f
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KING HTNBERT SPEAKS.
SCENES AT THE OPENING OF TIE ITALIAN
PARLIAMENT.


PARLIAMENT.
Prom Galignani.
They say that the greatest reserve was used ~ giving
out tickets the opening OF The Chambers, no noro
aud only seventy having been retained iof pflVau,
circulation in the Home N!nisiy harn M. -, U linn dn'
whilst POO reserved for ne famlll,> ara friends
the Kings household. 100 TO nigh stat. fnnconarc,,
ffty to The Army. forty 10 t!r PreicciN ad syhdc,
Of Rome and its provinces, fifty 70 the Italian ara
foreign pres and 100 for cas- mprcvns total, 141O;
DoulIc his number at the least. mnst have received
ticket 1c u e" r, ny VA Wa wacd and had anyone let
fall handkerchief or glove If would have been IN,
R Ras evcry TO rnhe People were already waiting
the Soos as c Sa dnen as there Na ana no Sitting room left
The diplomatic gallery was as crowded a. the rest ana
must s say o neT Thc mot noisbe besHies however
were Miss Porter 0he United STATE MnietoiN daughter
ernor Porter and daughter to be talking very
pleasantly with the Du'erin !adics. The Queen was
some in a long trained dress Of purple satin, with EN-
broidered manta and tiny capo'e Of sky-bue edged
Tnc King cam in shortly aneIward. lcohing very
sthery t T' Duke Of Aa on the other The lads
look like brothers. but the stronger oo"ine of the two
NAPLES II is wonderful how improved he is since the
la, opening of Parliament and how much more manly
he ,ooKs The King looks very old and in the
fsee. though his figure Youthful his sons. Is
was long and weary process TO hear IanaIdeh read
Ali the new senator's and Chrispi all the new
lowed the swearing in of the Prince OF Naples and the
Duke Of Aost a. senators. Crsp'> voice becsmc
tired before he to the last rane on the Deputies
list The King speech Of "onrsc was the great at,
traction. His voice nearly broke wn when hc alluded
TO the son Of his beloved brother taking his seat in the
senate. There were tears in his voice when he men.
toned his brother. and every man In The place showed
how - svmpa hiso1 with the Kings emotion by shout
Aga cappnc hands for several seconds. whilst more
Clan lady shed tear This allowed tlI' King get
ever HIS emotion Another enthusiastic cheer followed
~ mention Of the Prince Of Naples forming part of
the senate. and again another Outlurst Of enthusiasm
followed his declaration that he was jealous Gus
tOdian Of his fathers religion, without offending other
religions liberty of conscience being the first title of
honor In day Z" will net allow. therefore, he
said "for political ends my sovereign authority TO
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AZ Old NAV BURNED TO DEATH

\ small fire that caused the death Of an old man
brOhe out early last evening at NJ. Gi7 Hicks $, .
Brooklyn. The building is a icncment-housc inst
above IIamIltonavc. On the second floor lived Loni,
Ilcbcrlca and hi, family. His son Louis. thirty five
years Old. makes paper bags and Keeps a small store
at No. G4j IL
The fire. 1t Is supposed. was caused by the old mans
setting fire u the bedcOthes from his pipe lie was
paalyzcd and lying in bed. In the rear room was
his thricenyearoli daughter. but she was unable T.
get to him. The son. when he knew of the fire tried
to rush upstairs u his fathers assistance but al the
door Of the bedroom was met by the flames and had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
FROSTY WEATHEH FOX iHE -1NiN A"''

THE POLAR BEARS IN THE MIN A"EHlh EN'"' II
SCENES AND INCIDENTS
.1 ,ha r,.u, yyho cuioved the wintry weather
AVID t., csrnc, of snow in Central Park Yesterday II =
sopbt.uI if tier, were more happy animals 'ha' ''
nolsr hears Yesterday afternoon theN "ci'' 'ro' '
with their camlols in the faStialns Nho" VI "0 P''
vou. dav In the early hours of the DAY theN Er"""
in satisfaction a. they rolled in the snow OF Drohc wan
= on,i. nat the ice that formed in their drinking
,rough They looked out for an aurora borcaiiS anu
dsanpojnted and tired cuddled in their cave Inc
c;,,as and bI,ck bear neigbOs Of the poarS looked
ou, anrrilv on the while scene around. IhcY wah'e'
n get 10 business hut those cruel iron ba> neP' "c"
from the red checked Christmas fed cilI'ieh' ""'
added fuel TO the fire by Offering badly roa>t"d peanut"
A little lower down the hill the afcdc ioAeN Va"o"
envou.,y ont al the snow and with their looms
thanked the pasSer by WIo Ulrc" d ""''''"' VI
into their cage.
Twelve long.cared owls pccrcd and blhked at 'ho
white barket OF snow and recalled how in DAYS gone
bv they had on such ground easily de'e''" '''
luscious mouse. The American bi'on' were hapPN' anu
the deer paved the snow away - ma some l"''c'
below There was plenty OF good hay III theH sums
william Rockefeller sent down yesterday from "i''n
,i = bucI, roedcer to Join the family Of four does
that he had already presented to the mcnigcrc. y
now house /, being built them west Of the present
buildings.
The snow had a bad effect upon bird life. OUTSIDE
the spar,ows pucd ont their feathers ana prc'e"N'
Ia I've we'll fed but they were searching dnhSch'N
,,orc the oucIo.urcS for some scraps Of iJrl
me emu wa, in bad temper, ana MADE an "H'oH
Portable five minutes Tor IL keeper ana IIihU''
porter who together took some warm i3od i"r 'c D
fts winter quarter uo, e::" """I-i ana "Htl ~
emu begins 70 Kick around man. best athletic li'uh'1
s .cTTin-- arc valrablc Yesterday saw men
leave the emu house quicker than thcy i2d e'"rcI
leaving The hot food behind. ANT.
In tho monkey hou,e a Java monkey was cuddlinG
now hor simian with maternal sOcitudc, "lilc
in another cagc there was a Kilkenny hbh' Ucr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
TRYING To SuTGGLE CIGIRS.

The special Treasury Agent ai this port Charlie,
:. "ilbur, has been watching for some time 10 ,ec
how certain petty inmS. barber shops and other
small business places obtained their supply Of Havana
cigars Yesterday Inspectors Britton aud Ilu,,cy Of
Mr. Wilhnrs stan caught ,hc barber 81 the steamer
CienucGos, Of the New YORK and Cuban Mail Steam hn
Company. leaving The pier with a biz cotbc, .Lct
under MS arm. The basket had 900 cigar, concealed
under the clothes. and In the man. cabin were found
more cigars. The barber va, taken 10 the oId Sin
POllte station, AID viii be- brought before a Ini,eI
states Commissioner Omorrow MUGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
THE PALESTINE cDuglNDrRy EEcEprJoy

some new movements in marching and sword
drilling were executed E,t might ~ the fist Regiment
armory, by Knight, in the drilI corp, Of Palestine
CoTnmdndcry, No. l.. X. I. Thc-. with mlny other
intricate movement, VIII 10 mi-c 4 special feature ~
the annual reception OF thi, popular body Of Maon,
which viii be held AZ the Metropolitan Opera House
IN Thursday evening. January % Capua's 7th
Regiment Band and Meyers Orchestra hay, been
engaged Tor thc OCCASION aud special arrangement,
LhN" b"rn MAJ" Tor the reception ~ visiting rir
hhehis from Instant cltl"s. Tichct5 may be obtained
from members or al The hotel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
srnRG AVIATION or 4 BIG GROCERY FIRM

In view of the approaching termination Of the cX-
fstnc partnership of ThurDer. Wlyland ~ Co.. II has
been decided t. turn it into cooperation under the
name rhurbe,- Whyland Company. which il now lie IL
organized 10 take over the affairs OF the cx'tin; hlh'
Tho nre.en, active partners will remain officers and
a;,c,orS with additional directors lcpr 'sent;ng new
interests The rccrGanHat On VIII 90 INTO cHect "
soon As the necessary details can be p RIO ld