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omcers Elected.

The congregation Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the Covenant at q
recent meeting. formed Sunday school
association and elected the following
officers: President, Rev. Charles Frazer
Hendricks; vice-president, r. w. Birnie
secretary, d. B. Chaplin; treasurer,
Susan N. Sherman. The officers OK the
Sunday school are: Superintendent. d. f.
Chaplin; assistant, w. Y. Warner; sec.
rotary, A. q. Boys; librarian, John w,
Wetherell; assistant, Calvin Merritt
organist, Susan Chaplin.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

TROY. d. ", Sept 24-Arthur Buett
pleaded guilty in the court Of sessions 10
an indictment charging him with nisplac-
ing the cabbage switch on the Hudson
River railroad, between East Albany and
Castleton, on Sept. l. He will be sentenced
today, when gthe trial Of John Reed, whe
made a similar confession, will be moved
The case Of Herman was again adjourned
In Justice Grogan's court. in West Troy
until Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24
a QUORUM IN THE HOUSE.
Two Democrats Are Ousted by
Asea. Colored Republicans.
BUT cNEDEuocRAT WAS PRESENT

Exciting Scenes in tho House During the
Desperate Attempt of the Republicans
60 Secure Quorum and Dispose osthe
Contested Election Cases.
WASHINGTON, Sept s4-The house sue
ceeded in getting quorum aud the report
Of the elections committee unseating Ven
able (va-1 and Elliott Is. CD and seating
in their places respectively Langston and
Miller, bcthcolored, were agreed to without
discussion The conference report on the
deficiency bill was discussed but not dis
posedof when the house met Mr.. O'Ferrall
was the wnfy Democrat present, and sew
eral roll calls were ordered before a quorum
was procured. The scenes in the house
during the endeavors Of the Republicans
60 secure quorum were tinged with ex-
citment, and some of the incidents were
amusing. When it became known that
Oniy'two more members were needed to
make nummrum and that Messrs- Milliken
(Ade.) ana Mndd lNdd-l were absent, there
was much excitement among the Repub-
1icans.
Scouts Sent out.
aud soon the much needed members were
ushered into the house Their reception
was nos Complimentary Several mem
bers Kissed, marked contrast TO the re-
ception of Mr.. Sweeney, who hurried to
the house from the railroad station on his
arrival from Iowa Mr.. Sweeney was
greeted with applause on his unexpected
appearance. Meanwhile Mr.. Cheadle Qnd),
the Republican who made o speech in fa-
Vor Of the Democratic eontestee in the case
mr. Nenable) had walked out Of the
house into the lobby and settled himself
there on a sofa Persuasions threats and
promises At first were all ia vain. He re-
fused to enter the house and answer 10 the
roll call, but finally he agreed to allow
himself to be counted so that quorum
could be secured. Another photograph Of
the EMPTY array Of Democratic seats was
taken from the gallery OF the house for
Republican campaign purposes.
Proposed Amendment to She Rules.
Mr. Payne IN 40 introduced resolu-
tion amending rule Is by adding the fol
lowing oa@xsse whenever on yea and
nay vote quorum fails to appear on the
record made under clause 3 Of this rule
there shall be a call of the house, and by
order for the yeas and nays on the pending
question shall at the same time be oper-
alive The clerk shall call the roll and
each member as he answers to his name
whether be voluntarily appears or is
brought before the house snder the pro-
ceedinas of the call OF the house, shall vote
on the paading question. II those voting
on tire question and those who are present
and fail to vote shall together make ma
5ority 81 Doe house the speaker shall de-
clare thae . quorum is constituted and the
pending question shall be decided as the
snajos1sy Of those voting shall appear. .
The resolution was referred to the commit
tee on rules.
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Addition 70 HYorocco shon.

Mitchell & Tadman, morocco manufac-
turers, have completed large addition
to their factory. The addition is about
50x79 feet and makes the establishment
q very large one, giving increased facili-
ties for turning out work.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

Giving "blow for bl W. is often more
thought Of, than that other tart of self de-
fence which consists in defending ones
own system from the assaults Of disease and
neglect. When dyspepsia. constipation, bill
the like lay hold Of the system. the best de-
fenceis the immediate use Of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets; tiny. sugAr-coated Granules,
made from concentrated vegetable extracts;
one dose.
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a. n &c nnrlI.t. 49,

CHICAGO, Sept 24-Miohael Haggerty,
who was 20 seriously wounded in pistol
duel with Jim COnnerton last Saturday
night, died at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning
Connerton Is improving, the physicians
say, and will live unless, as ia the case Of
Haggerty, blood poisoning sets in
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

HenAsffer and Vaughan, wharf builders
and plls-drivers, have their steam pile
driver at work at the Pussy and Jones
Companys wharf laying a foundation
preparatory to erecting a large iron
shears. The shears will be the largest
and best in the state.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

NEW York. Sept. A.-Hon. William
Walter Phelps, United States minister to
Germany, has arrived on the steamer
Elbe Mr. Phelps has returned for va
cation, which viii extend until after the
eiectfons
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany has secured the contract for build
ing an iron steamer 100 feet long with
width and depth Of hold in proportion,
for the Eastern Shore Steamboat Com.
pany Of Maryland
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, Sept "a. The 175 polish
ers in the finishing department Of Jones q
Laughlin's American Iron works are out
on a strike. They demand ten hours pay
for nine hours work. The entire finishing
department Is out.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24
RIIled rlmscIf on mis- rrlal pav.

NEWARK, n. j., Sept "A. John Bredi.
mus, a German saloon keeper of No 1856
Fifteenth avenue, shot and killed himself
yesterday rather than 90 10 court to an.
swer to an Indictment charging him with
assault Upon Frederick Ochwald.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

The October Arena is a credit tn Boston,
progres sive, wide awake, and scholarly. The
table of contents embraces the names of
many leading thinkers. among whom are DR..
George r. Shrady of New York, who writes
entertainingly and forcibly against the death
penalty: Professor James +. Bixby, who dis
cusses Cardinal Newman and the Catholic
Reaction in his interesting and scholarly
way. The No-NGme paper is on the Post
master. General and the Censorship OF
Morals" and deals with the recent attempt
on the part OF the postal department to Aup-
press Count Tostoi'a latest work, in a man
ner well calculated to arrest the attention OF
lIberty-loying Amer leans.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24
ITEMS or INTEREST

PROFESSOR NOODLES whose new IS hat has
been sat upon)-"Now, what an interesting
illustration OF the laws of gravitation and of
the compressibility Of matter under super
imposed body Of superior ponderosity9-
Munsey's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept a. Horace
Merrter. aged II. killed his father last
night at his home near Dsrdaneile. The
father had whipped the son for misconduct
in the afternoon. The boy erept into his
fathers room and as be lay asleep blew
out his braiHs With pistol The parricide
Il in iail
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

STocEm0Ls, Sept. 2k-The United States
steemsw Balrlmore, which brought the
b0@y 81 Capt. Ericsson to this country,
sailed Tuesday on her return to the United
Stsk@@
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

THE confidence Of people who have
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, in this prepare
ton, is remarkable. Il hes cured many
who have failed to derive any good what
ever from other articles For diseases
caused by impure blood or low state CT
the system it Is unsurpassed.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

LOOK at me and take warning exclaimed
a delapidated looking iIidiv dual to an opu-
lent citizen. "Who are 5ouY" asked the ice
baron, for il was to such q one the. remark
was addressed. II am o base ball stock
holder -" Chicago lnter-Ocean.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24
wIlmlnrron olearinE homo.

The exchanges of the Wilmington banks
st the clearing house to-day were; Total
alSl, 1926. 59i balance. $19,5l2.S5
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

ION, Clementine. be considerable, and put
me out of my misery at once.n All right,
you stay there till get gun. Chatter.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made.
At druggists and by mail, 81. Office. BOB N.
9th st. Phila. Ladies beware Of limitations,
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

AIR IsAAcs-"I sells you dot coat at q
great sacrifice . Cnstomer-"But you say
that Of all sour goods How do you IN axe q
livinp?n MIR, Isaacs-"Mein friend, makes
a schmall profit on de Taper and string. y
New York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24
R. r. ROBINSON q CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
Corner Fourth and Market Street,

FOR SALE.
bshares Delaware Railroad Stock.
stocks bought and sold in the New YoYA
Philadelphia and Boston markets on comma
sion.
letters Of credit given, available in al part
She world, and drafts on England Ireland,
France Ger 4sny and Switzerland issued.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24
Special Patterns.

We are very anxious
that you should see the
special patterns in our
Custom Department be-
fore the assortment is,
broken; they are for Suits.
Coats and Vests, Trous-
ers, fancy Vests and Over
coats, and, being our
own importations, cannot
readily be duplicated in
style. With skilled and
careful cutters and work.
men and frst.class trim
mings we can unhesi-
tatingly guarantee satisfac-
tory clothing at bottom
prices. Do you think we
could keep SO many
people busy if there wasn't
something about our make
of clothing which recon-
mends it to the wearer?
:. Z. EulliSa s. Son,
TaiIars, eta s Market,
clothiays, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

JUDGE" Prisoner, are you marriedYN
Prisoner-"No. yer Honor. those scratches on
my ACE came from stumbling over barbed-
wire fence in the dark "-Texas Siftings.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

Sneezing snuifiing and coughing! This Is
the music all over the land just now. I've
got such an awful cold Ia my head" Cure II
with Ely's Cream Balm or 1t may end in the
toughest form Of catarrh. Maybe you have
catarrh now Norhing is more nauseous and
dreadful. This remedy masters il as no other
ever did Not tnuh Lor a liquid. Pleas
ant, certain, radical.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

"GooD morning observed the ish-book to
the persniring trout us this worm enough
for you?"-American Grocer.
Evening journal., 1890-09-24

ExustIns Scenes in the House During the
Desperate Attempt of the Republicans
so Secure n Quorum and Dispose osthe
-. Contested Election Cases.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Foe SALE
SQUARE 1851.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
GET A BUILDING SITE IN
SQUARE I05l.
on the
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN.
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN.
WHY WILL YoU MAKE MONEY,
BECAUSE
We are selling these lots cheaply per foot adjacent
ground is selling for by the square.
THE PURCHASER GETS THE ADVANCE.
WATER, SEWER. GAS.
CAR LINES. HERDlCs.
BROAD STREETS AND PARKING.
IMPROVEMENTS.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Large Appropriations for Street improvements.
-Four New Rapid Transit Car Lines lie Built Past
end Within our Block of 1Q5l.
Large Number OF New buildings BEING Erected.
NOTWITHSTANDING ALL THIS
We selling these lots cheaply per ground
II selling for by the square. and swing you
achEnce topay for il in
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Deed. Abstract and Pat furnished with
each lot Free.
For price list plets and all information call upon or
address or telephone tcal Gi3l
L. l. MATTICE CO..
Sole AGENTS.
nls-cw 6l7Fst. NV
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Callahan is All Right.

There has been some doubt as to the fate a
John Callahan, formerly q messenger in the
War Department and afterward q saloon
keeper, who left here three months ago TO 20 TO
the Soldiers Home at Dayton. When the find
ing OF the dead body of an unknown man nj
Fostoria, Ohio, last week was announced come
were led 10 believe from the published descrip-
tions that the dead man was Callahan. Tia
doubt has been cleared away, however. by a let
ter received this morning from Callahan bv
Mr.. +. J. White Of 46S @ street. 10 whom Csiia-
han wrote regarding a pension claim. The
letter was dated at the National Soldiers' Home
at Dayton, November ~, and says; 81 arrived
here in poor condition. 1 have been eick In
hospital most Of the time; am all right nov.
Hope to 90 to Washington early next runmer"
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His Horse Fell Upon Him.

Officer A. J. Heard, doing duty q q mountsd
officer in the eighth precinct, met with .
serious accident yesterday afternoon. He was
horse ian animal he had but recently NM.
chasedl stumbled and fell upon him. beSor.
he could extricate himself the animal hsS
rolled over him two or three times and hs -
quite seriously bruised He was taken 70 his
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i 3IJ AZ sw. str d $40 sci ~ sw, sr sta s35
Coz ~ X sw. str 4. 80 Cor 81 sw, st 30
80 ~ sw. str d. % 1.si ne, st, M
go IN sw, % 81 I,h sw, Or. l.. 3o
III sw. store room. l6 As Z sw 81. a. 80
20 sw y: water I? lis G sw. Ut. WI. Ii 81
bet ID and Sd sw or- IA l.e6 Madison al NV. Or 10
40 sw, 5r.---.......s9 l6 LIST Sc 4r....--......S
sE Dnsmore sw 20 Stable rear S5l ~ 10
Rear bS i sv, sta. . 1211 Del sw, .jr. 10
ns=22+E' c. II. PARKER, cor Al and sts s.w
I,OR RENT-FURNIsHED-I4 MASS AVE IS
II rooms. with all mod imp. handsomely furnished.
For permit to inspect, terms. &c. apply TO
A Il. COtMBE,
ns.29<t 1i2J -. Y. ave.
I,OR REST-16D 10TH ST. NV. DESIRABLE
II residence newly paFered and painted; ~ rooms;
mol imp. SO per month A. I. COCMBE.
n2s2-:S l4S1 n. Y. ave.
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Two slight Fires.

slight fire took place at n. Thiels tai,or;nv
es'abhshment on Louisiana avenue near eth
street Yesterday afternoon, caused by the en-
are took place q the house of sussp Wa.
iooe 4tn street northwest, yesterday sfSsrncc.'
damaging the place TO the amount a. eisn
Didn't Know the Game, but ~. ~.
George Menkins, q colored mar - -
about the river front in south vssss.-s.-
declared that he was NOT . ~pr,a.- 49,
was not shooting crap" SunSs~ -. 10y s n
man had told Judge Miller he va
The ; Mas. 90 shsy shoot crap wish9" inqusrsa
x.. L;s x,1. don't know nothin boss q r.a-
HAYDEN for shooting crap" 49,
Mi,isr. A's s'a sas his Tina" aid Judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

THE PEOPLES TYPEWRITER"
The last invented. ahead of all others IN samrcity.
SlealhesS and calHrity for manifolding The ony
low l'rice writer invented using rbbcn. HISS
copper face tyIe and advantages over the hish-
pflr~ arhines. simple that anybody can use u IN
ten minutes and subject any test desired. frice.
with THREE ribbuns and ready Tor work only Sla.
he undersigned will call and exhibit wherever de-
sred. Address. for ten days,
ne4-3t' Mesh,ncton DC.
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LHOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
The Windsor" Flats in The Milton"
New York ave and II $. bet 18th and 18th
18th .s4l6.Gj sts.......... $50 to Sc,
IA. Mass 40 ~ LIST st 20
13A4 Vermont 80 fs4 Water st twre he) 70
FURNISHED.
Mass ave bet 18th and L st bet Slst L I'd - g 80
18th 200 18th mr. Dupont circle LIS
10Th st. corner house. 800 Flats Mass bet lstI
18th st and Jen place. 80 Flats OPP. THE shore
Conn ave NJ. los IS ham, 100 10 800
Conn ave near Far So .10 bet 18th 18Th SITS lOO
10TH st 5ei SITS :i.I Euclid place ..... .100
near 18th st.... -l06t 5 II st 1sth As
FITCH, FOX L BROWN,
MO i4:s1 Penn ave n w.
LNOR RENT-lI-ROOM BRICK, 1903 18th ST.
Il n corner; all modern improvements; newly
papered throughout; cars pass door; $45.
DEEBiE. DAVIS & CO..
n1-lm 1919 st.
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b. HI. SrINEMErz & SoNs.
1877 Penns. ave-,
alb 18th ST..
OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN sEALsKIN.
sea!skin Ulster 1873
sea.skn sacque. Size %, length 20 inches. sIo5.
sEALsKIN JACKETS. 800. $780, sI7a. "a and
6 inches deep, -aised shoulders and storm collars.
sealskin Capes, $50. sJ5. $50 SO, ss5.
Capes in Astrachan, Persian, Lamb. MaTten Wool
Seal. Monkey. Mink. sc. All sizes.
Plush Jackets. Sacques and Wraps.
Cloth Refer Jackets. fur facing ana collar.
Mufs of all kinds Collars. Cuffs Sleeves. Boas and
Trimming. ma
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

LrOR RENT-SEw NINE-ROoM BRICK, 1873 18TH
Il 81. n. W: must rent Immediately. Will make .
large REDUCTION il rented soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, NORTH
sae q % Mot c
G2 pTiG ,n snd terms reasonable HEIskEaL
:.
vest bsrains that been offered for IaOnths IN this
s Is d. sans s. tss nearly
the whole lot containing rooms; size Of lot ~, z
s y ss Il III, an. 20 g
constructed that be converted into store
saiss h n snd
S.fT65 ~ J1TM STREET. A NEARLY NEW FOUR;
Year 1890 sasS assume a trust q $500 a.
S site 81.
e, scs N
EoR sM,E- %, 800 WILL BUY a NICE HOME ON
rooms ON one each oos and bath os about 70
iefs Deep running DA 'VefSu g. s. s4osE soe
L'OR sAIE-so. 600 WILL BUY A COMFOKTABLE
frame ho y, northeast. one square from cars and
hfIales - 01 DAy fsf 5 s't sfosE. sos
EOR sALE-A BARGAIN-NEW sEvEN-RoOM
hoqsf k hsaRt iis only easy ss'
18Th a.story rgSns and cellar; well built Rent
tot 81 per nfsis THIS IS e' FzskE iii. IFS Est
ZOE sALE-A FINE BUsINEss PROXIMITY on
e oh st very near st. 81 IT, 'front.' by 100 in depth
n,1-tit NJ. NJ. PARKER. 14lR st.
FS% FOE. SALE ST. NV THEEE,sromY
is & q hard val fl,fe H StSxGkEn 14,s st.
TOR sALE-DE SALES ST.. THREE-STORY
II brick ii rooms, two bath rooms; lot 2Ix100 to
20foot alley. NJ. NJ. PARKER,
n...,-3t f4T9t 14lS;F st.
L'OR SALE-T ST. BET. 18TH AND 10TH. 3
story brick 0rooms CONCRETE cellar: modern con-
veniences. bargain at So, 100. VI. n. PARKER.
i2rM Ci1O 141S ST.
EoR SALE-A BARGAIN-Q ST. NV, A SPLEEN
IL did jstory brick house; 10 rooms: finished in hard
wood heated by furnace and open hreplaees; terms
very easy. (iG0) N. NJ. PARKER,
n:15-Gt I4IS I st.
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DOUGLAS & Bro.
INTER-oCEAN BUILDING.
NINTH ST.
To introduce the new and exquisite Handkerchief
Perfume May Buds" we will ON Friday. Saturday
and Monday give to each purchaser of dollars
worth of goods and over one tencent bottle of this
delightful oder.
DOUGLAS BRO.
MO 5l2 Ninth st.
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Next to corner OF d and u
EIrD ~

FURN.
Conn ave and l st tsea-
SOM per mo. SGGO. W
Mass ave Highland
Terrace. bet 18th
and 18th SITS. .......... SOC
X mr. Mcpherson SO. 800
Cor X and 10Th SITS, =
overlooking McPher-
son Square :. ...SeS..sl
h st bet 18th and 18th. 800
jefferson place and
ITn st-.....-.....-....2
18th st overlooking
Conn ave, bet NJ ard
n SITS. with stable. .2G
II bet 18th and lSth. .2J
y - bet Conn ave and
y bet 18th and 10Th. .!.0s. *
Mass ave bet 14th and
10Th SITS. f66. 81
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette Square. III
II | ave bet 18th and
18th SITS los. g
ii st bet 18th and 10Th
$751;. IN
Vermont ave bet y and
Iowa Circle .20
Conn ave above X st. I'll. b.
18th st near Dupont
Circle ,....-;.. Ito. y.
i bet 18th and 18th. Iti5. 81
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE. THESE HOUSE
ONLY BY PERMITS FL
n1J-s.tu,th
EOR PENTHOUSE .
l. 10 rooms. all mod. liz
water on 3 floors: nearly
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EOR sALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, NORTH
It. side Rhode Island ave. near Vice President Nor
tons; II rooms and every modern convenience; lot
4 McLERAN, zoos + ST. n.Se.N
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i,OR RENT-A SIX-EOOY BRICK HOUSE.g K
Il St n W. wzter. gas and latsobe; rent. $50 Apply
1lOi l. stu u24-}t.
ErOR EENT-PRIyAr RESIDENCE, I3l2 CONN
Il ave. III rooms in piete order all mod. imps.
viii he leased by yea: only TO private family rent
1000 per year j. FRED KELLEY. 5l3 9th st.
NV
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LNOR PENTHOUSE 2JO4 PENN. AVE NV ::
Il 10 rooms. all mod irnps furnace; hoi and cold
water ON floors: nearly new. A. }. HOCGHTON
2.Sl3 Penn. ave. o:SO-eolm
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Cine Grbiuaus
aur Nmenbirung Der Geftipn 10 beg
Gopitels 81 Der &ebibirten
Nrhiuou,o.

5ur Nmenbirung Der Seftion 10 BEG
9apitels 81 Der &ebibirten
Srbinan3en.
Sci es bur6 ben Staotratb Der
5tabt San Nntonio berorbnet:
DaB Seftion 10 beg Rapitels 81 Der
&ebioirten Srbinansen 70 amenbirt
tperbe, baB fe in 3utunft foIsenbermas
BEN lautet:
Gettion 10. IS foa unsefeBli6
fem fir ieben gigentbtmer ober Guts
i6er elmer Ruti6e. zines 8ug9Ds ober
ireenb zines fonitigen Wagens. befaetes
Gubrtpert allen fteben gu lafen auf eie
mem plabe, elmer 9iraBe, Npenue,
@aKe ooer fonftieem 6ffentliden Ylobe
iunerbalb BET 5tabterenaen bon San
Nntonio, tpenn haHelbe ni6t untsr Der
MufR9t elmer eeeigneten perfon i'm III.
ter bon iiber IA Sabren ltebt, o6er feft
uub fider an einsn feien, ni@t bemess
li6en 8sgenfanb a%ngebunben lit. Ser
ner mirb befiimmt, baB lei6te Gubrs
merfe. bic nur nit einem Pferbe ober
@fel beipannt fino, On elm gem6bnliaes
e~iiernes 8usap @enidt befeitigt tperbeu
birfeH, bod muB leBteres minbeieEs
10 Yfunb i9per lein, aber nit Quss
nabme bon Commerce Str, TOO ale
Jubrwelfe angebunben tperbeu miiKen.
Se6ermann, Der cine biefer ge1fimz
mnagen berleBt ooer itberi9reitet, fol-
eines 8ergebens fir fhulbig era9tet
uerben, uno foG mad elfoleter Yerurs
tbeilung pOr benz &ecorber nit elmer
8elbfrafe BON nidt unter $1.0O unb
nidt iiber $4,000 beitraft perben.
Nue hermit in Wiberipru9 ffebenben
Srbinan3en Derben bterour6 fir au{s
gehoben ertldtt.
paiirt unb angenommsn am s.
September, 1890.
8rpan @aIIagban,
Witefirt: Mapor,
6. g. @%Iaubon, etabtsglert.
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gaEaae rad Garppa.

Die Ngenturen beg 0errn ". 5.
Ooung, go. l Commerce StraBe,
Can Antonio, unb $50. SOB Mains
StraBe, Dallas, pertreten nur bic
anertannt hefen europdii9en Dampferz
2inien. 6err 0oung LIT i'm 5tanbe bic
biIlig # EN- &aten au geben, er=
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe getpini9te Nuss
funft uab beiorgt febr prompt ale ibm
ibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer nod Gu.
ropa gu reiien tpiinf9t, ober @erpanote
bertiberfommen IaFen min, tpsnbe fi9
an irgenb cine Der eeronnten Neenturen.
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Noti3 III hierbur6 geaeben, OaB Der
&ebiionss unb Applications Boarb ON
Wontag ben %. September 1890 au.
fammentretep pirb, I'M bic NKeKmentss
Iiten 5u corri9iren unb ausauglei6en.
Gbenfo ben Wertb bon allen nidt ein>
gel6dBten giaentbum, wel6es bon benz
Nifehor fir bas ON %. Gebruar 1891
enbenbe 5isfaliabr a~ngegeben mirb,
fefsuhelen.
Ser 8oarb bdlt tdglid (@onntaes
ausgenommen) 9iBunsen ab bon 9
ubr Morgens big l ubr Mittass uno
bon 3 big 5 lbr Nadmittaes, big bic
gaa3en 2tffen erlebigt linb.
8rDan @aIIagban,
Qtteifirt WaDor.
6 g. gIaubon n, gtaot : Glert.
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&err 6. s. Miiller in bet Weff>
Commerce : StraBe bdlt tets bas bolls
tommenfte 8aser lit 3ei9enmateria<
lien, Sapeten, Jarben, @las, Spiegels
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, GirniRea unb allen
3ei6nens unb Malers ltenfilien. Stint.
lerif@ arsgefabrte gilber unb 5tatuets
ten &c. fnb in cine; Reconsideration Gals
lerie CUR Nnt6t uab gum Nertanf auss
gefelt. Su Sapeten unb 3infheroeto=
ratiOnen III bas @ei9maduolfe unb
Weueiie bort gu inben.