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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
PATERSON.
BREWERS FORM a SYNDICATE.

BREWERS FORM y S1NDlIAlh
\ certificate of incorporation Of the Paterson 'oh
sodated Brewing Company filed yesterday morn
ing in the clerks Office Of Passaic County Inc
capital stock is fixed at 81 100000. This actioh COM
pletcs a combination or trust Of four out OF SIX
brewcrics I'm Paterson. The concerns i'll the cohDha
ton are those Of Katz brothers, ale ana lager Deer
brewers: James A. Graham, ale and SpIa'tler "
Mcnnel and C. braun, lager beer The TWO haH
brothers, Philip and Bernard, hold o,31o shares'
Christian Mcnncl, the surviving partner Oh SPra'tcr
& McnncI, 800; Christian and Louis f. brauh' 40
each and James \. Graham, 1000. 1he capiuinAa
ton Of 81 900 900 represents only traction VI we
aggregate value of the brcwcrics but the comm
nation Is close corporation. Intended loi mutual
benefit and not to sell stock, and the Inquire - 1cc
fore made nominal. The two Paterson bTe"erlc' out
side of the trust Ilinchlife Brothers ana "ralah
a Co.'S Z" Passaic Spring Brewery both alc,manhs
concerns The combination is the result. indirectly
of the negotiations for the sale OF the latcI>oil
brewerles 10 the English syndicate The deal WIN
the Engshmcn fell through. but In the numerous i
meetings while the negotiations were going on lho
brewers found the advantage of combnation' anu oc
cided take advantage of them without the aiu oi
auV foreign
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STEALING GOODS TO STOCK A STORE

John schwartz was held for examination yes'er-
day by Police Justice Getting charged WIFI CON
hitting a series Of bold thcfts. lie was en'ploycu
As clerk in the dry good, and notion store OF Herman"
Gluck at No. AL Grand-st and formed the aHpi'on
OF starting a store of his own Mr. "inoN "ii,'Vu
various things and finally suspected schwartz ana iau
hin, arrcs,cd in Ncw-Yorl where he lived at No. G'0
rifth-st IIo was discharged by Tonbs magistrate
for lack Of jurisdiction. but was rcarrcsted NO 'a
of his selling the stolen goods could be iounu anu
Gn,lIv his room was searched. There large packing
hox was found with articles Of twenty seven different
kind, in it, the whole valued at T2l2 % by Mr. ,lucn,
vho paid that amount for tho goods SchWartI VIZ
held for examinations He IT, twenty-five years om ana
a pole by birth. lie camo 10 this country year ago
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ELIZABETH.


NOMINATIONS ~ MAYOR RANKIN.
Ex- Councmcn jane &. ogden u;cpJ and ircdcricl.
j. Elaiz Dcm.) have been nominated by Mayor Rankin
for sinking fund commissioners for term of -ix years.
They viii probably be confirmed at the next meeting
Of the City Council The nomination by the Mayor OF
- Irccloldcr John j. pOnahuc DEM for member Of
tie Board OF Health unanimously confirmed 10y
the city Council, which, however, refuse, to ay tho
nomination Of Dr. T.. l.. Grer lDcm and Dr. Norton l..
Wilson 1lcpJ for Guy physicians. The Demo- rat lc
majority in the Board want 10 retain Or L. II. Ocly
i'm The place. although by act of tho Legislature the
appointment f. vested In the Mayor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a severe Hines wa, seized with eerlou, relapse ut
his Office yesterday afternoon, and Wa taken hone
unconscious. lie was resting somewhat easier last
light.
\ warrant was served Yesterday on II. J.. Tindcll
on charge Of criminal libel, preferred against him
hy james IOuroic. who acquired n1tOrlcy some month,
ago In connection with the disappearance ~ Manic
Iugiics. the daughter Of superintendent Iiugs. Of
the First Baptist sunday school The girl found
AT FOurotc's house, and then IT Wa, discovered that
sh6 h- wife. Fpufotc charge 1indcll with mal.-
INK malicious statement concerning HIM in regard 10
the affair.
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THE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE AND
THE YOUNG MINIS DEMOCRATIC CLUB DO
XT AGREE ON BALLOT EEFOEM-

" AGNI on bNl-l''i i'i-'''''''
At IN, meeting Of the Kings Comfy Democratic
General Committee, la,t evening Police Justice Thomas
keuun introduced resolution dcn"un'hS 'hp
-,,tnn U,llot Reform bill a, un.Am'r'ai u"'on-
tufiou,l and grossly parii'an and declaring t'' II
,d NOT only di-,ranchl-c large number "l 'itN'ha
,u also hermit the evil, ~ bribery and the iuimhitloh
~ VOTERS tn exist unchcckcd Tho resolution al'o
commended the attitude Of Governor I'M III con
dc,nriur AN exclusively official ballot. Tho rc'olu
ron was supported by Justice hcnna, Alderman
u.,ncv and c> senator Murtha Mr.. lcancy, who Is
,,vvnhroLcr in the Third Ward, said That ia MS
c>neri,uce seven ont of every ten voters wanted I"
Lnov, bcfor. thcy east their ballot, how mu'h 'i'S
,,,. t yct 40 one voted against the resolution
The Young Mem Democratic 'luh, OF hr"""Nh'
,doptr d resolutions last evening CONNIE nlnS the elor'
,.,., made for electoral reform. The resolutions
f,vnred a general registration of voters, the use {"
the exclusively official ballot, the printing OK the
names of All candidate, for the same Office ia group
uud.r snn, easily recognizable symbol. the delivery
~ LalInf Ia vofcr, by public officials, ana inc hlai
rren,,,tion nf ballots los voter, in private II was
~ pi'n dr,idcd 70 comricnd the provisions OF the
:, Ton Inn 80 far they seek To establish an cN
,l,'.i,,lv nninal ballot and also the Suggestions o
Governor IIll r.4Ininng each candidate ana Inc
.Nr,ntiyr committee ol each party To publish state
mon. ~ All NANCY expended in campaign Another
rred the Governor not Ia veto any Other
,i. nnn,irrtiouahlc measure for ballot reform pro-
ridug for Am exclusively Official ballot even though lie
,.. Thai there are constitutional oJcctlon Ia llc
ballot lint should let tho conStitullohinlS 10 passed
nm tho court,
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The property Nos. 15- and 100 Market ST.. be
longing T. william Ilill. odd yesterday for
$4,000 10 the New York and New Jersey Telegraph
and Telephone Company. The lcAs", viii cNpii" on
May !. when the erection IF ia story office building
viii be begun by the company. "a cost s-ooo'.
The Central Labor Union ~ Newark and vicinity !,
The title adopted hy The ncw labor organization "hl'h
], 10 take the place of the ID Trade, Assembly. Meet
ins- VIII be- held sunday and constitution and
los laws motcllcd on those OF the N,v-lorh central
Labor Union have been adopted.
Christopher ~chu'maelcr. wealthy wagon manu-
faciurcr and % well known German citizen died yes.
tcrday morning a; dis home. bcimontaoc. and
County s..
The Newark Con-umcf, Hygiene Ice COMPANY Il
making extensive preparation, ior the manufacture Of
artificial zee.
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LOOKS BAD FOR TIE DEPUTY-SHERIFF
shERITF FLAcK HAS ORDERED An INvEsTIGA-
TION OF THE CHARGES.

TION OF THE CHARGES.
No new fact, brought yesterday connection
with the chstges Of corruption made against warden
Ing OF Ludlow Street Jail and Deputy Sheriff McGonig1l,
p, the OrIer.ofa arrest Division OF the ShcrlGs Office.
sheriff Flack sent word nothing say about
the matter Deputy Sheriff McGoniga not At the
Court House YESTERDAY Order Of Clerk Tiacy
said that he had word that NJ. MeGoneal va
at home sick with bad cold. Mr.. Tracy said that a
prisoner under an order Of arrest, which wholly a
civil process. wa, entirely different footing from
prisoner charged with crime. There nothing to
prevent Sheriff such prisoner 10 his own home
II pleased keeping him there in other place.
H. could release the nan altogether if he lhed let him
50 Oh his own rccognzancc. or the shefn would
be amount bail fixed if the prisoner
escaped, but would BE- criminalitg in the act
The law prescribed pnalty in such Custody,
close confinement, what contemplated. The
law prisoners Of that class The right 10 look for bail
IN the custody Of officer But the officer had no hight
~ demand money for OF this kind and to compel
prisoner 10 pay for them, Mr. Tracy said. vas uh-
questionaby cNto;ton and violation Of the law If II
should be shown the satisfaction tr Sheriff That
MI Mc6onisa or any other deputy mad been guilty 81
demanding and taking money rom prisoners he "Ouf
undoubtedly BE- summarily removed
The sheriff has ordered investigation 10 be made
into the charges against Warden Heating and Deputy
Sheriff McGOnigal. Under sheriff John i. Sexton VIII
conduct the examination with the aid Of such officers
he may select His report OF facts discovered with
such recommendation, as he may choose T. make re
eardng the accused officials, well possible changes
conduct Of the order IF arrest Office and the
rules governing the MANAGEMENT Ludlow Street Jail
VII be laid before the shcIS. Mr. sexton said that
he would begin his investigation at once.
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The second private concert Of the ninth season OF
the Orange Mcndcl-sohn Union was held in Music Hall
last evening aud a brilliant social and artistic
,nccc,, The .olosts were Miss 'lcmcntnc DE We're.
soprano: James W. Mctcalf, baritone and otto
Ocstcrlc, flute An orchestra of forty selected from
Theodore Thomas's men. rendered the Accomplishments
Ihe house was crowded 10 the utmost and the pr"
grammc was given with great spirit
TO day is the only registry day before the spring
charter election. Those that voted lat fall AT the
general election are not required u register INC
lists will be- open from a. III. TO D. IN
LAST evening was a gala time at the slides OF the
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rur loTrERY SCHEME MAY BE REVIVED.

Minneapolis. Mimi. March 3.-A "iaid for"S, ~ d.
,,,.nn,,h 10 The journal" says: Tie following
r,rrulor was received today from Mayor Ben'N' oil
bismarck: Ann,
There. are strong rumors that the infamous Lott
'' ar soon thereafter. and that VI. \. Danphn pcsi
AMI of thc Louisiana state Lottery company j. no"
w., ma civ Circulate and forward protests 10 tie
n,rtory of TIN, committee at once Arrange 10 nav
,,,,tnr citilrn. come to Bismarck To cNcr. tleir
,unucucr AGAINST the bin
The citizens here are considerably cN'it d, AMI
thc sentiment seems to be that the bill Will pass II
introduced again.
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TROUBLE IN TIE WAY or THE DUAL LEAGUE.

New Haven, March (spceiaD.-Thc Yale Ath
letic Committee which met with committee
from Harvard recently has not yet made its report to
the university and IT is announced semi oiically that
the two committees unable TO agree. The
reason that Harvard failed to meet the Yale men last
Friday was that they did not know how much liberty
the Harvard Overscers going TO allow them. The
overseers have dccrced that Harvard shall not com.
uctc outside Of England but Yale Will not agree
10 this II the Harvard OVcrsccrs VIII rc*clnd their
decree there will be little trouble In the final adoption
of the Dual League scheme and the annual football
games and the contests track athletics Will be con
tested in New York City or its Immediate vicinity
THE baseball games and the boat race VIII remain as
heretofore. This is the basis upon which Yale want
TO settle the difficulty bat at present there Is little
prospect OF d settlement.
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BEFORE The TRENTON LEGISLAIChE'
INVITATIONS EXPECTED sOON-OBIECrIoNs 10
THE wERTS BALLOT BILL.

Trcnton March 3 ,SpeclaD.-rhc House tonigm
,n.d the bill 70 admit all attorneys to the privilege
~ counscorsa after spirited opposition by AS
semblyman March.
The House rccommitted the obnoxious West Jersey
Game Protection bill
In the senate "A number Of unimpOrttnt measures
we're advanced ~ the calendar. Contrary 70 ex-
pectation the Governor sent IN no nominations. He
has however, determined TO reappoint Common Pleas
Judge Kirkpatrick. Of Essex County, and the nonl-
nation will come in this week. The Budd faction
has succeeded in defeating the lendrickson faction IN
the contest over the Burlington County Prosecutors
ship and Budd's nomination is expected shortly.
The Hudson County BaOtReform Association sens
in A protest against certain features of the bill re-
uorted by senator Werts. The association asks that
the local boards Of registry shall be made to consist
Of two members Of each party. Earnest protests are
made against the voting of unofficial ballots which arg
to Lee distributed before election it is asked that only
one ballot shall be given TO each voter preference 10
EXPRESSED for mark instead of punch as means
If designating a voters preference for candidate
objection is made to the proposed Of pastors, de-
claring that certain sections inconsistent with
others and that cannot be enforced. only make
fine law complicated, and might endanger the success
If the reform. II Is generally agreed that the Dill
must be materially amended before IL Is reporteu '"
the Legislature. IN, h,,v
come up on Wednesday next for final passage IN the
Assembly and a severe struggle Is expected IL VIII
he sought 10 accommodate the racing NJ Mohmou.x.
Park and Elizabeth. but to stop the farcical cohes0
on the winter tracks.
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ALONG TILE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT Tho contfo. cr~y between the iiousa
tonic and Consolidated railroad coniiuc, is - ON cr
tlip nf land uc nf track, and right Of way gcner.
,llt wa. mutually settled on saturday "Ncil'1-' anu
the papers # agreement signed im~ a'uor ~" ,,
afll.n 10 condemn hy the Consolidated.
SORNN.E \ passenger train on the D"i'uutF anu
Nor,,Iik EIilroad Yesterday afternoon Wa, thrown
from the tiAea AZ Nolwalh b., tie bg'a"lh- 81 IN
a> ON th. locomotive. The baggage car ,tn' nv
collision with freight n'd with na-. Wh'h "eI'
scattered ln all directions. some - me passengers
vcrc bruised but none was seriously injured.
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MAKING SETH low THEIR vICEPRESIDENT

Professor Rossiter W. Raymond, of Brooklyn, lect
ured before the New-York Academy OF sciences III
Hamilton Hall, Columbia College last night, on ihc
Grand Canon Of the Colorado" At the business meet
ING seth Low was made an honorary vice president OF
The socety and Or. H. f. Nnc, of Columbia College
r. Hudson Riley, of Brooklyn and Lorenzo DOW were
elected active members Professor Zabo, Of Budt
Pesth Hungary, who has made recent discoveries In
nneralogy was elected an honorable member.
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4 WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN THE SNOW

A number of men going to their work 'nroush
East Twenty sevcnth-st, near scvcntcenthaVe'' carry
yesterday morning, discovered the body OF "o'hhl
lying in the snow She had evidently not been there
all night. The police were Informed sand removed
the body TO the Morguc where il was identified rs
that of Rose McCuskcr about thirty five years on.
She had been before Recorder Greaves moro tnh1
once for drunkenness. and had met her dcaih from
cold and exposure. Tied her person was pocket
book containing S21. H. This was all that remained
Of 5000 that She received last summer a. hcr snare
of her dead fathers property in Marshall St she j.
the third person found dead in the streets of fat,r
result Of drink
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NEWARK.
DEFICIT IN I

DEFICIT IN AN EXPOsTNASTER'S ACCOUNTS.
EX-Postmastcr william H. Bennett. Of Long Branch
examined before United States Commissioners
Kcasbcy yesterday charge OF being short IN his
accounts with the Government. Mayor Brown, OF
Long Branch. appeared one Of the witnesses against
him. John \. IIcycr. one Of Bennett, bond,men,
was the complainant. The shortage. = 500, was
disclosed several months ago. and the bpnd-mrn na'
II good. In his defence, Bennett stated ihai inc
Government did not allow him enough money Z" pay
the Office expenses. and he Wa therefore compelled
10 use the money from the sale Of stamp. II" WAS
held in bal 10 await the action Of the United state,
l,r.nd
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A SMALL coy IN A TIGHT PLACE.

The Of William r. Bennett, freight agent for the
Central Railroad, while playing with some other boys
around the tunlblc Of the railroad In East broad ST.,
got caught yesterday afternoon In the machinery ana
was 80 tightly wcdgcd In that II necessary to raw
thc turntablc 10 pieces to cxtrcatc him. lie was
fastened nearly half hour. Both hps crushed.
and the attending physician thinks ticrc j. no hope
for the lad, recovery. lie Is bright boy about ten
years ola.
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, crpv,y coryr ROUGHLY HANDLED.

Chicago, ILL.,. March 3.-'ou"' law"
i, ,f , mobile German house, was ''ru"S Ill
W 49,, "a, ,,.,v- of the wild West in Ran
In,nh =, uouor shop by two intoxicated toushS'
WV. - whom held the Couat up against the wall
.n,,. r., timer amn.o1 himself By shooting at HIM Win
reynI,er one of The bullets ponghei a iHriow
y ,h. CONT, silk tile. AMI another hauc Il !
through ,"o,,"d rh. Count made hi, c~cap, and
usN ,,"d Pts rough treatment AT the central station
nd,rcr. ar. looking for his a>s'lh'i''.
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rrNNE..EE HEPTRLlCNNS.

>.sh,illo Tenn March 3-Thc Republican S'1'e
,.a,i,-o committee met here to- day and selected
c,lonc, H. : Chamberlain. Of Chaitano'-a CHAIR
man 10 succeed the late Joseph Il. Dillon me '.hl
,mitiee authorized the chairman 10 can q com c''i'"
nno 70 nominate a candidate for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

Aaron COc one Of The oldest citizens 81 Newark,
died az his home yesterday. age seventy nnc year.
Mr. Coo born in Newark and in carly life engaged
in the businc>, Of carpentry and building. lie Wa
identified with various business enterprise, lie WIS
married 81 and leave. wife and iuur tAlcf'ii
Mr. C,-e travelled extensively throughout the world.
lie never held public Office. lie va- for many years
"A member of the Irc,bytcra q = q.
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ROBERT RAY HANILTON'S DIVORCE CASE.

Eimira, y. Y. March 3-Nothing done here t..
day i'm the Robert Ray Hamilton divorce case. Mrs.
namilton's lawyer was not here. and the palptns
attorney went out OF town this afternoon.
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PLAINFIELD.

The Board Of Education has decided TO close the
night school for for the present
The Young Crcsccnts" baseball team Will be com
poscd Of the following players: J. >ntphcn, p; W.
Iteu C. Il. Carpenter, b.. r. Rafferty, 2b., W. suit
nhcn 3D. C. sutphcn S. s. g. Matti, l. (. ; &. t. Sut
phcn, c. f. &. Zcsz, r. (.
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TWO SISTERS DIE FROM CONSUMPTION.

The deaths Of two sisters. Charlotte and Rose
Cooncy. Of Grand st., respectively fourteen ana
seventeen years reported together 10 the Regis
ter of Vital Statistic yesterday Both died from
consumption. aud they will be buried together TO
day at Glatbush, l.. l.. whence they came 10 Patcr
lately.
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,rp,RulyG THE SENTENCE Of KILRAIS.

Ncw.Orlcans. March "a dl~pal'h l'"'. '"'" 'v''
MI saws: The supreme Court today aihrlncu uio
.,., -, IN, rov.cr court In the ease OF Jake Nil
i, ,cbich j. two months imprisonment III the tonitN
Iau At Purvis. and 5000 fine. pe ,," !" ''0
."ii,',' csc viii he rendered. next Monu'S'
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uoyop,vc THE MEMORY or ROBERT EMMETT

Wiluington pei, March > (>re'lhl).- lhe ii-'"
anniversary Of the birthday oi Robert r'""'' ''
Irish marriott VA, celebrated hy the IRISH Na'oh'l''N
-, All ct,c IA nirht Is a meeting in the opera
House Holm +. finucltN. of thi'd-o, ''HN''Vu '''
Grafton on Emmett. y dinner ioHo"Vu INC "''0''o'
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
THREATENING TO SHUT OFF TIE WAT

THREATENING TO SHUT OFF TIE WATER.
Mayor Gleason, OF Long Island City, was yesterday
served with writ of election in the suit OF William b.
Leonard OF Brooklyn, brought to cause the city 70
vacate eight lots Of ground adjacent to the water
humping station at Bowcry Bay. The city entered
upon the land four years ago and established a
pumping station The owner agreed 10 sell the Iaid
Ia the city for 500 but the Board of Aldermen cOuid
not be induced 10 ratiiy the action OF the Water tom
mlssioncrs In purchasing the land. and Mr. Leonard
brought suit to dspO,scss. Tile Board OF Aldermen
nc 10 day and If satisfactory action IS not taken the
nuuns will bo stopped O-mOrrOw. which VIII leave
The residents Of nearly half OF the place without a
supply of water.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Elbcrt lleggeman treasurer
Of Queens County been seriously Ill for some nc
and his recovery now Is considered dohbliui MS ply
Stefan la, recommended "A change OF climate. ana he
will 90 To bermuda. Fhc affairs of hi, Office during
his absence will be looked after by eN senator Iown-
send ID. Cook, who has been appointed deputy treas
uFcr. The special committee oi INC po'l"
of Education appointed to investigate the chirscS
preferred against A. Hall Burdck principal Oh nc ne
First Ward school. by Mayor Gleason VIII rSuh' ~
session this evening I'm the Mayors. Office me sho"
storm on sunday night was heavy on Long Island ana
especially in the eastern portion where iroM loi
teen to sixteen inches of snow icll
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Essex County Toboggan Club and hundreds OF guests
enjoyed the cxhllaratng sport until nearly midnight
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HluslcaI Instruments.
Cost cn0 fonno

7 OSr OR sTOI.EN.-Bank book issued by tne Sea
| ,.n.. l,ul NeNNork, TO the -uDscroer.
- ,h h r Incarnation co.ccrnng II is not sent 70 the
hank within 80 from tli- date VIII Apply " .l'
lank ,ancrila ton Ne"-forh' 'AsiN" o. Ao"S'
JOSEPH ASCHAl ik
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Drn GOODS

ARPETlNGS. Rugs MattlngS Fancy rur
~ niture Desks Tables Chaii-, kocksrs, sxTnsj,.
assortment AZ lowest prices ANDREW LISTEN
Sons Madi-ona,". 10Th and o'th ~.
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Gslp Uanteo

WISH To EMPLOY a few ladies on salary 70 6ke
l charge Of my business q the!r home Lsh' p vssy
ipatine and keai thfu Wage elO per week Iseer'
eoe evc Good pay for PIT time Address with swamp
Mir, MARION WALKER. Louisville. Ky.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-22
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring.

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"a nG a 5i'o S ~ 90 "a -r Guy
lo1T r. az" VIZ II n sur HSo,,or '3, IviIio and
EniI Wrimht 700 "croH of ,ho Wnmt avn
ElII,E ~ @onoS 9i c I' Noh'o!"
a'E o S sL w. eI"" Iob, With
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sd ~ a. m Ii. lI trdet 20
any D H'oCE n ",l "t t II 50" o
,brao-o a. ~ ni,v rt az tT,o ,miIns
vtaI' "% it, 90 GOO y wv '''' WV i''''''
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4"%' " on "noCM w. '1 Vi Io -
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60 leo "o'''>' i'''o' "'''' VII i'"i'o'''' i''N'
S''I"' p p,.,,o, o,d affairs 10 r IT Nav
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