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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-31
i2l, 1913 & 1915 Newark Avenue, Jersey City.
the Improvement in a good and substAa

conplete the Improvement in . good and substaa
tial manner.
airy, 1885,, the Commissioner OF Assessment hied
with the Board OF Street and Water Commissioner
their preliminary sketch showing what property
will probably be assessed, and the probable amount
probable amount of assessment per foot or 'front.'
age for the said improvement, and the same snow
open to public inspection in the ONCE OF the CierK
And notice is also given that the fotlowlnE stFeeHS
or avenues or particular sections thereof. are In
cluded in said assessment, namely
LINDEN AVENUE
from
to
OLD BERGEN ROAD
W = n AVENUE,
to a point about 100 feet east and 100 feet wess
OCEAN AVENUE
on the north side, from
LINDEN AVENUE.
to a point about Is feet east and ass feet west there
CEA AVENUE
on the south side, from
to a point about IS feet east and 46.5 feet west there
GARFIELD AVENUE
ON the north side, from
LINDEN AVENUE.
to a point about 1ls-io feet east and Sa.lsfeet west
thereof.
a. M, and the meeting room OF the Board OF Street
an Water commissioners are hereby fixed rs the
time and place where the Board of Street and
terested in said application and ali remonstrances
against the said improvement that may be pre-
BY order Of the Board of Street and Water con
GEO. 7. BouToN.
~ easH .Dan W
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The score Of the game of the Jersey
City Athletic Club at Elizabeth was
accidentally crowded out yesterday. As
many enthusiastic bowlers are keeping
the records, and depending on The NEWS
for the results, the complete score is
given.
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The John Boyd Bowling Club occupied.
Browns Court House alleys last night,
and John Boyd made his Appearance
with thebowSllersa ior the first time since
his wrestie with pneumonia. Assembly
man Boyle, vas also ,onohaAd, butlneithcr
put up asbig score. ~ NIX iass54 t5S3
The score Of the maire contest d as
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-31

The Nameless Bowlers rolled up high
scores on the Metropolitan Hall alleys
last evening. Six out Of ten members
passed the average, y the lowest score
was 1872 The youngsters are lniproy-
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It was as foliows:-


IOtaIS.. .....II IT 81 IoS4 7 IUlals. ......zo Al q IVV
SCORE BY FRAMES.
j.. c. A, C......1s 1874 2i3 ass 58t 752 8S3 1855 1917 1871 1874
Elizab'th A. C.157 327 51U SO S35 9g6 1l4 1881 1910 1910
Averages. C. A. c.. 1872 40; e. A. e., 49,
scorers-Jchn Gieye, j.. c. A. c.; ]. H. Gray Jr,
r a. q
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-31

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
IN Trains leave Jersey City station. Erie Railway
week days, for EnR,evcoL Tenany. Closter. Spar
kill and Nyack, $50, f715, SIS, sl027 and I142 a m.
las. sa2. l14. sos. 6a4, ga. t657, .s:l5, l04a p. m,
l2ls midEisht. Sundays, sSa. '9.ts a. m. lis Ala
IA s2.X7 y. m.
ADDITIONAL trains to creskil and way. sd1. 7.4
s57, s51 q M, and 1233, liz. 3:12, 5i4, 5Is D. m.
'For Manuel, Spring Valley. Monssy andTRllmana
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STEA MBOATS.

A Ii FARES REDUCED VIA STONING
"A TON LINE-The inside route; Boston, s.: Prov
idsnce. &. Is; Worcester, S2.N. Steamers leave
New Pier S6. N. r. one block above Canal street. &C
$50 D. m, SundayBexcepted.
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%C0rnOration Notice.

aroTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THK
~ rwenty-third day of January, 1890. the Com
clerK OF the Foard OF Street and Water Commits
sioners their final assessment map and report 1r
"e IMPROVEMENT OF zABRIsKIE STREET,
from
/" WESTERN AvENUE,
by grading. Tagging, curbing end paving with
open to public Inspection in the Office OF the Clerk
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are included in said assessment:--
zABRIsRlE STREET.
from
" WESTERN AVENUE.
NELSON
on the wes' s'e zsAiiBiRRiisKIE STREET.
6G.S feet north and l026 feet south.
from .v
IN a poiut about 2I5 feet north thereof
GERMANIA AVENUE
from -
about 2s feet north and 1853 feet south
r. AVENUE.
from n,pm
apous"' WESTERN AvENU
from a point In the centre ssIr li ne Of nm
If produced through. about 2ss.5 fest north and -
ana itShs at the third day OF March, 1880 A. 10 o'clock
a m, and the meeting room OF the Board OF street
ana Water Commissioners are hereby hxed g khe
time ana place when and where the Board OF Street
and Watsr Commissioners will meet to hear con
slider and adjudicate upon all objections to said
All obiections thereto must be presented in writ
BY order Of the Board of street and Water Com
missions'e GEORGE T. BoUToN. Clerk
Jersey CITY, January 80. 1880.
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New York........ 81 IN s52 sci sS 4G6 $50 CTS ne sA
Roseyiile.. .........u 1S &2 20 3S2 f6i 53S 62 ISs SD
Umpire-C. D. Taylor.
scorers-F. 3. Gordip Ter and ]. i. Blackhurst.
Averayes-New York, iJ as; Roseyille, i6l.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-31
Athletic and sporting Notes.

The hackers Of Chappie Moran and
Tommy Kelly met yesterday. and each is
so confident that his man will win that
they doubled the stakes.
Ire sylvia Athletic Club will be heard
from this season. They have twenty
three runners on the list.
Secretary Braden is disappointed at the
decision Of the Arbitration Committee.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-31
Public Notice
REPORT No. 40 OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF ADJ
JUsTMENT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GTvEN, THAT THE COM
~ missioners e Adjussment in and fer the ely
the County Of Hudson, Snder and Sy yirtas Of the
provisions OF Chapter CXIl of the Laws q 1885,
and collection of arrearages OF unpaid
taxes. assessments and WAGER rates or
and iavsing a tax assessment and lien in lieu and
instead of such arresragess. and 70 enforce the pay
subjected 70 future taxation and assessment"
passed March s'th, hssS. have made, csf,iaed and
affecting delinquent land described as follows, TO
Block ISL. lot 9 north part Cleft street
Block 81, lot 2, fnird street
Block s3l lot 4 Il. Central avenue
Block 4l2. lots q, - and part OF 81. Brinkerhofr
street and Harrison avenue
B Blosk 49, 49, 1t u e. e w II Sos's ssrs sstss'
Biock S ~. l let y u F Fsfris SsT essnus
B Blosk y. sT l lot Il h R NaM : Sar sv sTssus ana First stree'
B Ace : q lots ! Z and :, ,P pavpnia avenue
Block tJS. lot /, Communipaw avenue
Block sos. lot %, Newark avenue and Cherry lane
Block 1894 lot 8 Wiik l avenue
Block iQS, lots 0, y 9 ~ and IL, Palisade avenue
Block 5SS lots % to y New York avenue and
R4 giseE ssEe ta,s Is ands d. Bowers street eaH ais&@'s
BlSefs ssssysrs q iotis ssSsS. 81 u and es ogden
HslseS ggl lot S seldler street i3ss "5s
BiSes III. IS ISss "A 4 s ssa q T ssS3Ssi aSeaaossi da p
r Block lS2, lots norris street - 81 SRS alh
Block $50. lots S. Q, 10 anu II, Clerk street, 4ft,sip
I Rock sJS lot :. Manhattan avenue
Block 151a lot z, Cambridge avenue tvGNgfH a
Hiack 4i2, lots " and e. Harrlspn auepue, ,c.B 4a..
sHicck ca. iuo L, Bergen avenue e iSs
lock 6g22s lois q and ~ tkessnexavenus slsdH
bioSs "a y. iaSd 1. GoiSnnanium% SyssaSSeess Y1efl3 So
81, Wales avenue
Block 1885, lot q, Fulton avenue
Blocks so and 552. lot 81 Lexington avenue
Blocks S69 and Sp, lois gi and IS Charles street
And the said Court has liked saturday. the sth day
of february, 1880. at the Court House in tine city
OF Jersey CITY at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
as the tine and place for hearing any objocrions
that may be made 10 the assessments, charges and
liens fixed and certified by the Commissioners OF
Adjustment. in said report, when and where all
psrties Interested therein may he heard.
DENNIS
Clerk at the Circuit Court OF the County OF hudson.
Dated Jersey City, n. ]. January 18Th. 1850.
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SCORE BY FRAMES.
New York......... 1854 $50 336 407 4D 54 go Cos sa2
Roseviile { -. ...75 1853 iii 36 3A AS SOS $50 So 1877
Umpire--H. G. Zatu.
Scorers-F. b. Gordihier and W. II. Powers.
Averages-New York. 1853 rs; Koseville, 5725,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-31
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the oflce OF the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners on Monday. February Ii, 1890 at ten
o'clock a. m. Tor the Improvement OK
AVENUE,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-31
ing rapidly and will soon be able to give
the tionger teams a lively tussle. A con-
test between teams Nos. / and 2 resulted
as foDows:-


The Rosevilles bowled at New York in
the new league championship series. Each
won u game. The scores follow.
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Won with a Small score.

t'Lost half a night to go TO Harlem tc
play a lot of skates" This was the com-
ment of one of the Belvederes on return
ing from the game with the Lenox Club
early this morning.
The game was a wretched one on o
dlngy alley. The Belvederes rolled in
second rate amateur form.
They We're careless as they found then
rivals to be weak. The Jersey team did
lot wake up until the sixth frame, when
they were a hundred behind. Then they
began to bowl in Belvedere style. They
rapidly moved downthe lead and finished
strong. They closed the last frame with
a majority of fifteen.
The score was less than the average, as
the Jersey team had a total of only 1892
This shows that it is bad policy tor
team like the Belvederes to bowl agains;
such vastly inferior rivals, as it makes
them Indifferent. They want to meet
teams who will force them to exercise
care and do their very best.
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Strikes, spares and Breaks.


Strikes. Spares and Breaks.
The Wayne Athletic Clubs bowlers had
a practice meeting at Henn's alleys last
night. Vogelius, Clark, Bushfeld,
O'Brien, Clements and Flaherty had the
best scores. The averages were low. but
the bowlers showed a decided improve
ment. The clubs team will bowl the
Lorillards' team on the third Thursday in
February, and they will probably arrange
a game with the Volunteers for the second
Thursday.
The second teams Of the Jersey City
Athletic Club and the Palma Club will
meet at the Palma alleys tonight.
The prizes of the Amateur League are
on exhibition at George Hunts cigar
store, opposite the Court House. They
arrived last night.
The Richmonds will roll the return
game with the Centurys at Browns
alleys lex Monday might.
The Klikows will bowl tonight at Null
ler's. They will entertain the HudsoDs.
The Ieutonias bowl tonight at Henn's,
Humors at Dramatic Hall, Volunteers at
Becker's, Wheelmen at Browns, Fair
| mount Juniors at Holstein'S and Pam
rape A. q. at Metropolitan Hall.
The Hudsons Will bowl the final game
with the Oritanis at Pomeroy's alleys,
New York, next Thursday night.
John Muller and Kundahl will roll the
return game at Muller's alleys next
Tuesday.
Clark and Miller. will bowl their match
at Muller's next Friday night.
Becker's alleys have been rebuilt and
are now true.
The teams of the Palnrapo Athletic
Club and the Pamrapo Bowling Club
will roll tho first of a series of games at
Metropolitan Hall tonight.
Dixon is the favorite in the betting fol
the fight with Cal Mccarthy.
The LenoN Club's captain was irritable
last night. He threatened to wipe OF
| existence The enthusiasts who were
whooping it up for the Belvederes.
Rerkeiey Billiard Tournament.
Three games in the Berkeley billiard
tournament were played at the club
house last evening as follows
FIRST GAME.
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Corporation Notice.

ENnoFIcE Is HERfBy GIVEN THAT ON 18TH
lNs dsyaof. Nosember llss9. Ssspplication was made
by Reuben Simpson anu others for the improve
LINDEN AVENUE,
GARFIELD AVENUE
and the
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rotals. !. IL. 5 . u ag2 Totals
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inscription, s'Don't Tread Upon Me-"
Another bore a discovered snake. with
the motto, United or Die" These
hoated above the ramparts at Lexington
and Bunker Hill.
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: Corporation Notice.

Dated Jersey city, january 80, 1880.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
A Righteous Verdict.

Miss Julia Whitehand, an intelli-
gent looking young lady, neat in dress
and lady like in department, was ar
raigned before Judge Breckenridge
yesterday on charge of lunacy.
The trial occupied the entire day and
was watched By many people whose
sympathy wen out for the young lady.
There was nothing in the evidence
to show that the young lady even had
tendency toward insanity and the
jury very promptly brought in the
verdict:
1--WE find Julia Whitehand of sound
mind"
When the Judge read the verdict the
young lady drew a great sigh OF relief,
and tears long pent up filed her eyes,
but with heroic effort she soon sur
pressed them.
Not so, however, with others in the
court room.
Strange to say, some, too, whom you
would have expected to rejoice over
the verdict seemed to regret it.
From the evidence and from her
own story, told with clearness and
frankness that impressed the jury and
the court and all who heard it, Miss
Julia has been sorely tried during the
past year or more, and the verdict OF
the jury yesterday was hailed with
satisfaction by officers and citizens
who were in the court room.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
"This Comes Hopping"

"This comes hopping to find you we'll
as it leaves me at this present." was the
quaint finish to many letter in days gone
by. The ''hopping" was odd spelling for
hoping. This comes hoping to point some
weary woman, the victim of functional
arrangements or uterine troubles, internal
Inflammation and liberation or any other
ailments peculiar to the sex, the way OF
Favorite Prescription, is the only medicine
for woman's peculiar weaknesses and all
ments, sod by druggists, under pc sitive
guarantee from the manufacturers, of sat
isfaction being given IN every case, or
money refunded. See guarantee printed on
bottle-wrapper.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
Tho Two-Year-OId Race.

The trotting race on the drive yes
terday evening between Geo. A Brush's
bay flly, Charter Oak, and lobe Mil
lican's gray colt, Ben Hur, brought
out a good audience, including a fair
sprinkling of ladies. The youngsters
are fine animals and were greatly adj
mired, and while with their tender age,
rough and non-professional handling
they could not show race horse time,
vet there have been few races about
Austin which afforded more real en-
ioyment to the spectators. Three heats
were trotted, both colts breaking and
trotting unsteadily, the gray at times
hitting his legs on the sulky. The
filly won all three heats. Time, 2:33
2 :321, and 2:34. Distance not given
To say that Mr.. Brush is proud OF hi
handsome filly is putting it mild, ant
Mr.. Millican thinks no less OF his coll
for his break, and will be heard from
another day.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01

sell; E. Ellery Anderson, of New York.
general attorney; Simon Sterne, OF
New York, general attorney; j. .
Frey, of Sedalia, general superinten!d
emit; ]. w. Maxwell, OF Denlson' dlVis
ion superintendent OF the lines IN
Texas.
1t seems that the company thus far
has refused to recognize the receiver
appointed by the district court OF
Travis county, and the above officials
are here to try and arrange compro-
mise, and it is possible they will sue
coed by agreeing to have co-receivers'
The road now is in the hands OF re-
ceiver appointed by the federal court
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
REAL ESTATE MEN.
The Proposition to Organize an Exchange
Meets with Favor.

The Proposition to Organize an Exchange
Meets with Favor.
We, the undersigned, agree to form
real estate exchange in the city of
Austin, Tex. The object of the Or
ganization shall be the buying and
selling of real estate on commission
or otherwise and the loaning of money
and the securing of loans for others
and the leasing and renting of houses
yb and through it's members and the
or nation of real estate agents, loan
agents and real estate owners into a
society wherein the business OF these
men can be systematized, time, terms
and commissions insured and pro-
tected and the buyer and seller can
more readily and satisfactorily reach
each other in the transaction of real
estate matters and to discuss those
matters which involve the general in
terest of real estate and money in the
city of Austin and Travis county.
Maddox Bros & Anderson, Holland
G. Griffith, Covert & McCarty, Corwin,
Hill & Brown, DeCordova & Son, Chas
H Powell, Bergen, Daniel & Gracy, A
Wyschetski, Thomson & Donnan,
Gaines & Roberts, @ r Johns
& Co. T H Miller, F B Chill
ton & Co, w Won Rosenberg,
Habicht & Taylor, Tobin & Johnson,
H Collett, L M Odom & Co, War
ner & Raymond, w Won Rosenberg,
| jr., Sheeks & Murchison, 7 L Wren, E
Fredenhaus, Joseph Spence, G R Furr
& Co.
AUSTIN, April 10, 1890.
The persons whose names are signed
to the foregoing agreement are re-
quested to meet tonight, promptly at
8 o'clock, in the gentlemen's pallors
of the Driskill hotel, to perfect the
organization of the exchange.
Owing to misunderstanding about
the arrangements for place of meet
ing last night, it was considered best
to postpone the meeting until this
evening. Every real estate firm
should be represented tonight.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
DISTRICT COURT.

In the district court, Judge Key
presiding, the following proceedings
we're had yesterday:
White vs.. White, report of sales Of
lots 7 and s, block 30, division E, 70
R. NJ. Thomson for $3.50; approved
and commissioner ordered to make
deed.
Phoenix Cigar company VS.. Wells,
Fargo & Co.; motion for new trial
overruled.
Paddock-Hawley Iron company vs.
John A. Webb & Bro. motion for new
trial granted.
Andrew M. Davidson vs.. Margaret
White ct al. Mary E. Davidson al
lowed to intervene and the prayer in
her plea granted, and the other hall
of the proceeds of said sale ordered
distributed as required by the original
decree.
JUSTICE CALHOUN.
Charles Peterson, using abusive
language; IS and costs.
Charles Gustavson, using abusive
language; acquitted.
AT JUSTICE sTUART's,
d. H. Landes, using abusive Ian
guage So and costs.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
CLEVELAND VS.. SIMPSON EFT AL, from
Hill

CLEVELAND VS.. SIMPSON EFT AL, from
Hill.
Action of the trespass to try title
brought by appellant. Defendant
pleaded not guilty. Cause tried by
court below without a jury. The con-
clusion of fact filed by the court show
that plaintiff deraigned title as follows
w. d. Cleveland and @. Toubard,
composing the firm of w. d. Cleveland
& Co., recovered judgment in the dis
trict court of Hill county for money
against Dyer & briggs, and II. l..
Dyer, execution upon the judgment is
sued in the name of w. d. Cleveland
alone, and was levied upon the prop
erty in controversy persuant to which
it was sold by the sheriff and decided
to plaintiff. Held, that the execution
was not authorized by the judgment
and the sale and deed made under it
cannot be sustained.-R. S. Art. 22S1.
Reversed and remanded, opinion by
Henry, j.
CHANEY VS.. COLEMAN, from Denton.
Suit brought by appellee. The pc
tition charges that plaintiff, on Sep
TENDER 2, 1886, owned and then con-
veyed to defendant tract OF land In
Denton county, Tex, which it partic
ularly described, the consideration for
which was 5000 in money, and a tract
of land in Summer county, Tenn.
Plaintiff further alleged that the de-
PENDANT misrepresented to him the
quality of the Tennessee land OF
defendant, and prayed for cancellation
of his deed for the Denton county
land. Defendant denied charges OF
fraud, pleaded valuable improvements,
and charges fraudulent conduct by
plaintiff in regard to the Denton
county tract.
Appellee recovered in court below
Held, that defendant when sued for
cancellation of deed for land conveyed
to him, on the ground that he had
fraudulently procured i'll by means OF
false representation made by him To
his vendor, could not be permitted to
defect recovery and continue to hold
the land on the ground that his ven
dor had misrepresented the land con
veyed to him.
The court did not err in sustaining
exceptions to so much OF his answer
but held error in sustaining excep
tons to so much of answers as related
to valuable Improvements.
Reversed and remanded, opinion by
Henry, j.
DIGNowTY EFT AL. VS.. COLEMAN, ADMIN
IsTRAToR, from Val Verde.
Suit originally brought by W. b
Eastman, administrator, OF estate o
one Alvin Percy, deceased, to recove
certain town lots alleged to have beer
he property of the intestate. East
man haying died the county judge
appointed dnring vacation of his cour
appellee temporary administrator o
the estate of Percy with special au
thority to prosecute this suit. Ap
pellee appeared and made himself
party, alleging his appointment ant
authority. Defendant pleaded no
guilty. More than one term o
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
SUPREME COURT.
COUNTY COURT,

The following cases were disposed Of:
AFFIRMED.
Dignowty ct al. VS.. Eastman, admin
istrator, from Val Verde.
Chestnut vs.. Pollard, from Clay,
motion to consolidate granted.
REVERSED AND REMANDED.
Cherrey vs.. Coleman, from Denton.
Cleveland VS.. Simpson ct al, from
Hill.
COMMISSION OF APPEAL CASES AFFIRMED.
Rallins VS.. Farrell ct al, from
Cooke.
Motion & Son VS.. Hull, from Gray
son.
Miller & Son vs.. Herndon, from
Grayson.
REVERSED AND REMANDED.
w. U. T. Co. VS.. Hearn, from Cal
lahan.
Cook VS.. Cook, from Grayson.
REVERSED AND DISMISSED.
Brown VS.. G. F. & S. Y. Ry. Co., from
Wichita.
st. L., A. & T. Ry. Co. vs.. Whitley,
from Grayson.
After adjournment of court ameet-
| ing CT the members of the Bar Of Texas
present was held and the committee
| was selected to present resolutions i'll
respect to the life and services OF Hon.
T. J. Devine, ex-justice of the supreme
court.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
THE FOREIGN COUNT RACKET.

A Philadelphia Girl Gives Herself and Her
Money Away. SIS
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 20. = MAXI
milan Albrecht Count Pappenheim of
Bavaria and Miss Mary Wistar Wheeler
were united in marriage this morning at
the residence of Mayor Filter The cere-
mony was performed by the mayor and
the affair was conducted in very quiet
and transformations manner. During the
repeating ofthe service Count Pappenheim
whose English was fairly good proved I'M
equal to the occasion, but was prompted at
on the difficult words. The religious serv-
ices, which will make the bride the countess
of Pappenheim will be performed at st,
Marks church tomorrow. Preparations
for the second ceremony are elaborate, and
1t will be in striking contrast to that of this
morning
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
An 0utracer Identified.

SHERMAN, Tex, April 29.-Mrs. Branden-
burg the old lady who was raped by Simon
ingram, colored. near Denison several
weeks ago, confronted the accused in the
county jail this afternoon in company with
her husband and daughter in the presence
of the jailer and the foreman of the grand
Jury. Mrs. Brandenburg when asked by
Mr.. Cashion, foreman of the grand jury, IL
he was the man replied with. emphasis:
HE is the very manW
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
Everybody Knows

That at this season the blood is filled
with impurities, the accumulation of
months of close confinement in poorly
ventilated stores, workshops and tene-
ments. All these impurities and every
trace of scrofula, salt rheum, or other
disease may be expelled by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best blood
purifier ever produced. 1t is the only
medicine of which 100 doses one dol
lar" is true.