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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-26
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tbun, aueS unb nidt meniser. Wir ba.
ben einmal Wers. Winslow seieben unb
tennen lie uur burd ibren SOOTHING
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batten, marben mir Ie ais Seilanb fir
bic Sinber binftelen - mas fe aud in
Der 3bat 1T Der Sprup pirb in
alien gpptbetep gu rs Gents per Tlaide
bertauft.
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Cine GrSinens

our NmenSirung ber 5ettion 8, Chap.
ter II ber Nepibirteu O%roinan3en.
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6 t ut il II t.
sfisse Don D. Q. 5irmus.

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man auf @rben bat - neir, bas einaiae
@ut, bas man auf grbert bot 2 = Grei.
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batte nobl ME gu benz @efdBs gebott.
4ber es mat bic btbidete 3aHe, bic er
bate, unb bas 2inb bate feline Greube
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er S9mal3 aus benz Ga4eni9ranfe.
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fi9 nod, unb er fielte es neben bas
S6mal,.
Nun betradtete er 3u%frieben fein
Werf. Gin ib6neres Wesper bate ge.
nib tein 2ino i'm Oorfe.
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fam iein Rinol Sa fiel iein Bid
auf bas Shreiben nit benz blauen
5ie9el. = Geia Sinh, oas fe ibm neb.
men mouten!
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Sci es-berprbuet bur6 Den
Stobtratb bet Stabt San Nntonio:
Section l. Sierbur9 tpirb Bee
Itlmnt, oaB fir bos nit benz /. Wtdrs
1889 b~eginnenbe unb nit bem %. Sc
bruar 1890 eEbenbe .ff1btiI1e NerpaIz
tungsja1r cine &opftelter BON 81 bon
allen m6nnii6en Setppbnern Der Stabt
5mif9en 81 uUb so Sa9ren erboben
tuerben ion, bic minbeiteas felt 6 Mos
noten bot Dem l.. Mar3 1889 iii BET
Stabt geuobnt haben unb Die nidt
ausbradlt6 burG hie Staatsgelebe bas
bon ausgenommeu tpor6en fnb.
Section 2. 6srner fol fur als
gemeiae 3pede fit bos NIT Dem 20.
Gebruar 1890 enbenbe Giscaliabr al1f
ades @runbe uno peri6ali@e @~isentbum,
ianerbalb ber Sta6tgrenaen, peI6es
ni6t ausbrldlib bur9 bic Nerfa0ung,
Die @taatsseiebe unb Bic ftdotii@er gers
o%ronungen ausgenommen 1T, cine adj
valorem'S teuer BON 80 Gents auf ie
500 Steuerperib gelegt iperben.
Section 3. Gum 3mede Der
3ins5abIung auf Die bonbirte @@ulb
Der Staot uno GUT N%nlegung zines
M%mortiIations= Gonbs sur f9lieBli9en
Nb3abluug berielben foa cine Special
5teuer BON rs Gents cuff ie 800 alss
in Section 2 ~ertpdbnten gisentbumss
ipertbes gelegt iperben.
>5ectiou4 4. Sn uebereiniim.
mung nit bet friiber ansenommener
lnb bur6 bic NbItimmung bonn 8.
Widr3 1882 gebiligten Orbinana ioI cine
Specialfteaer bon 10 Gents auf lie 800
aues 5teueruertbes eiageforbert unb
fit oas Jiscaliabr 1889 gum 3Dede Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 6fentli6en Hdbti=
16en S1ulsn erboben tperten.
Mngenommen unb gebiaigt am II.
Gebruar 1890.
Brban @alIagban,
Mtteftirt: Ma9or,
s. g. GIaubon, 5tabt=@lerf.
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galifosaiasWeine.

.Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes &as
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
9errn s. s. Weper am alamo
plasa. Serr Meper fuht Sic Weine
an Dirt uno Stele aus ul.b fauft birefi
aus Gem Seller Ter Wein5i6ter. Mls
gutem 9enner selingt es finn fets, bic
befen SOrten aus3umdbIeu. ST fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
gnten 3ropfen oerieben. @otb= unb
@eiBweine in poraisIi9er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone - fret
Ing 9aus geliefert.
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Cine 6r5iaau,

Sur @tbebun8 elmer GopFz unb Ad Vac
loremeS teuer gut u%nterbaIiung Der
Tdbtiihen 8erpaltung fir bas nit
Dem u. Sebruar 1890 abl9lieBenbe
JiscoIsSabr.
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Ser GtmbereGa gduh stnre.

@de Sf.0puitonfraBs unb Wbeaue c.,
o'eie1 beIlebte 2aben ber 5tabt, bat
tslHeu neuen 8orratb bon 5ommers
i9uben ftr 1erren, Damen uno
Slnbsr erbalten unb bat cine unbers
g!etd)ll6e Nuswahl aler 5orten ul.b
QualItdten. Der Cinderella G1ubs
STORE tabrt nnr bic Gabrifate Der Sc fen
Jabtlten uao hberbietet Mues, mas i'm
biehgen Mlartt 3u ba5en 1T. 5pecia
iltdt ittr 9erren: ber @odforb=9 dub,
tlr So. IS berIobnt ii9 ber Mibe, i'm
CINDERELLA @tpre poraufpreden,
ebe man aabersuO fault.
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5wsis-6 eiddft am 2llamo playa.
9emti1> Gmgliibe gdmle,
g Mntonio, Seros.

OHH HHtuH o, 2eTuB.
anertannt tidtise 2ebranfaIt fir anaben
nnb Mabden; felt breiSis Sabren in reaer
@irffamfeit. 8ortrefFide qebrtrdfte unter Be.
pabrter 2eitung. Der ensIiiden Sprade pirb.
mic Der beutfden, boIe &ednune aetraaen.
Iu6errem unterridt I'M @paniIden. ginieer.
.iaben borbereitete S1iIer finben jeberseit
@ufnabme. Ndbere slusfunft ertbeilen Ser
s. @rooa, 8raitbent bes S6ul Sorlanoes
uaS " III. 8arbed, Sirettpr Der gnfaIt
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81. $. 9. Breeding, 3abnarat.
Office No. 231 Of Sou Ton : 6trabe,
San WntoniO. 5predt BEL linn Dor!
8effaae ttam Gnrpan.

Sie 4genturen bes 9errn %. s.
young, go. l Commerce : GtraBe,
san Antonio, unb $50. SOB Mai1s
Strabe, DALLAS, bertreten 1lur Bic
anerfanilt beffen eurDpdii@en 9ampferz
gtnlen. Derr Doung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
btllig It e II Maten 5u geben. err
tbetlt bereitpiaig iebe setpinI6te Musz
tunft uttb beforat iebr prompt ale ibm
tibergebenen Muftrdge. Wer nod gue
ropa gu reiien piini6t, ober @erpanote
berhberfom1nen lafen min, wenbe fi6
an lrgeHo cine Der ~genannteu Ngenturen.
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s. s. Collins Mauufacturiua

s.. s. Collins Mammfactariua
20, yto. l, 3, 5 unb Z 81 s6ouifons
9traBe, bat Die sr6Bte Mustpabl in
Winb. pferbefrafts, Dampfs unb
Qanb pumpea aler Nrt uno poraia=
li9itsr &onfiruftion; WaFer M0bren
aler Nrt nebf 3ubeb6r im GrpBz urb
a%letnbanbel. 5bbrauliide Ronmen
uno Wlnbmtblen aler @r6ben aur1
yumpen unb Mablen fno bort au bas
ben ober tperben auf 8effe[ung belorgt.
@roBe Musnabl ir allen Mrtifeln unb
olllige preife bel g~eoieeenaer Nus
flbrung.
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Sci es berorbnet pom Gtabte
ratb Der 5tabt San Wntonio:
DAB 5eftion s, Chapter II Ser Gez
pibirten Srbinan3ett, babin an,enbirt
merbe, Tin In 3ufunft folgenbermaben
jill larten:
5efiion s. IS ioG ungeiebli9 fit it,
aeHo cine Berioa Ieiu, Encyclopedias
gieb ourA irgeno cine Der GtraBen ber
Stabt San Nnionio gu treiben inner
balls nahbenannten 9e3irtes. Sic
8ren5e belIei5en III pie folgt: Yeginz
Eenb au Der 5ii6Ieite Der eiIernen
Bride hber ben San Nntonio. isluB in
@rano 1%benue. bann 6ftlid Der Stra.
BeufIu4t BON Grano Wbenue folgeno
bis aur 0ersinisung bon WalnuBs un0
QuhinaraBe, bnnn fibli6 entlang benz
@eleiIe Der @alueiton, 6arrisbura urb
San Intonip giienbabn big au Der
Sts1e. mo 0iefes 8eleiie basienige
Der San Nntonios uno Mranfass
paB,gabn frsu3t. bana meiiIi9 entlang
benz @eleiie Der Sun untonio un6
Nranfass paB=gabn big CUR 6iib. 2ares
boeStraBe, bann n6rblih nit Der Straz
Benfu6t BON 5ib' unb HorbsGrioFraBe
bis our Noro 2%arebofraBe, bann ent,
lang bet San pebro Greet bis gum San
pebro parf, bann 6fli9 am grpdett,
9lab ober Ibenue Big sur &od Quarrp
Roab, bann fibli6 big CUR SonesfraBe
uno biz 3ur STEELE bes Nnfangs.
pailirt unb angeaommen am 10.
Uebruar, 1890.
Brpau @aIIagban,
4tteltirt: Mappr,
6. g. GI~Qubon. 6tQbtz@lerf.
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Serr 6, S. Miuer in Der We

Serr 6. $. Miaer in Der WeH.
Commerce : 5traBe bdlt ftets bas bons
fommenfte 2ager in 3ei@enmateria=
lien, Sapeter, Garben, 8las, SpieaeIs
glas, 8iloerrabmen, 6irnihea unb allen
3ei9nens uno Malers ntenlilien. Stint.
leriiG ausgefibrte Gilber unb 6tatuets
ten &c. finb in elmer iebenspertben @als
lerie CUR Nnii6t uab gum 0ertauf auss
gefteat. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbetos
rationen 1T bas 8ei@madpolfe uab
Heueie bort gu inben.
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8udlens Mrutea.salbe.

Die bette Gable Der @elt fir Sdnitte
nuetfdungen, @efdwire. aieber. unb Saut
Ausfdlas, Gle9te, %seipruneens Sdnbe, 8rpf.
beulsn unb aue Sauttranfbeiten turirt 90,
morrboiben ooer feline Se,abluns. 8nQia,
Satisfaction garontirt ober bas Sch piri
tnriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic Sbadtel. Bun
Berfauf in allen apotbeien. Dreib, 3borip'
fon 6 Co., @hoIefaIe.
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Set benz @rIaHe bes o2lagemei.
men Sncorporirungss 8efebes" Iino i'm
StaatssS ecretariot gu Muffin nidt tpes
niger als 4,44l Grei5tiefe dusgefells
morben.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-25
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

The Methodist church of Iowa Park
will be dedicated by Bishop ID. A. Good
cell, sunday, December rs, at II o clock
m. The bishop will be assisted by
Rev. w. A. Cooper, the .esidiug elder
of the district.
The friends of Keachi male and fe-
male college, says the Jefferson Jimple-
cute, are rejoicing at its present pros
porous condition. Already there have
been enrolled l47 pupils, eighty of whom
are borders. The college having Sc
cured, ut an expense of more than
$1,000, an efficient faculty, deserves sue
CESS
GRAHAM, Dec. 23.-Graham is justly
proud of her public school. Professors
Waugh and Peak with worthy assistance
have done well for themselves and for
Graham. Last Friday night their school
gave public entertain 1T at the court
house 10 an audience of scarcely standing
room. At the conclusion an effort was
made for a larger and better public
school building. One of the founders OF
the town, f. S. Graham, proposed to
give $1,000 for every $1,000 raised by the
town. A pull together will raise house
that Graham Will be as proud of as she is
of her school.
Moody, Dec. 23.-The Moody public
schools were last evening turned over to
Professor S. Toledo Story. to be run as
private pay schools. digs Werner of
Gainesville and Miss Richardson of Moody
viii remain with him. We will have two
weeks vacation.
TERRELL, Dec. 24.-The young mems
prayer meeting hold services at 6 a. m.
to- morrow morning. They will also
keep watch night, one week from to-
night. This organization hes been in
operation for about i've years, ana has
been accustomed to observe these serv-
ices every year. The churches will have
Christmas trees tonight, nearly or quite
ali of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-25

Mr.. W. B Sewell and Miss Mary D.
McGinnes, Sherman, December %.
Mr.. G. b. Hanes and Miss Lii lie
Mount, Sherman, December %.
Mr.. r, L. Jordan and Miss Jennie
WEIGH, Sherman, December %.
Mr.. s. .. MaXey and Miss Emma
Leivsay, Sherman, December %.
Mr.. j. W. Cooper and Miss n. P.
Cole. Sherman, December 20.
Mr.. ]. A. Williams aud Mrs. N.
Biniou, Sherman, December 20.
Mr.. Walter Pruit and Miss NJ. E.Shel-
ton. Sherman. December 90.
Mr.. T. W. Watson and Miss Dora Gen.
try, Sherman, December %.
Mr.. Irwin Daniels and Miss Alice Dow
ell. Austin, December %.
Mr.. j. K. Miller and Miss l.. + Cord
well, Waxahachis, Decem Der %.
Mr.. T. P Godfrey aud Miss 1nez
Bethel, Waxahachie, December %.
Mr.. J. E. Jorvie and Miss Mollie Gil
lespie, Wa1ahschie, December %.
MIR. H. B. Piekens and Mrs. E. E.
Merrell, Sherman, December %.
Mr.. j. A. Tstum and Miss Mollie
Fletcher, Sherman. December %.
Mr.. G. b. Brumbee and Miss Mary
Mangus. Sherman, December %.
QUEEN CITY, Dec. 24.-Mr. J. R.
Brown, superintendent OF the East
Texas transportation company was mar
ried last night at the Presbyterian
church to Miss Salie Lee Salmon. After
the ceremony the bride and groom were
driven to the residence Of the sister of
the bride, Mrs. P. T. Connell. There
they and their friends were seated to an
elegant supper. The attendants from
abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rand,
Atlanta; Ed Sheets, Atlanta; Miss Mill
ME Lee, New Boston; Mrs. ]. NJ. Lee,
Texarkana; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brown, Stamps, Ark.
TAYLOR, Dec. 24.-The marriage of
Miss Ida F. White and William Henry'
Patterson of Dallas at the Christian
Church was celebrated to-day. They
go to Dallas to live.
DIED.
Mrs. A. G. Gowan, De Leon, Deoem-
Der 20.
Mr.. Y. E. Yarnigan, Brentwood.
December II.
Mrs. B. L. Elliott, Brownw wood, De-
cember ~.
Mr.. D. c. Headriok, Gainesville, De-
cember IS.
Mrs. Ella Clark, Austin. December
81.
Mr.. S. B. Hill, Seymour, December
II.
Mrs. K. C. Dechered, Ho-ston, De-
cember %.
Mr.. 10 Smith, Avalon, December 81.
Mr.. Kemble Manning, WaXahachie,
December %.
Mr.. Frank Richards, Sherman, De-
cember %. i
SHERMAN, Dec. 23.-Frank RichardSs
died this morning, 7ged twenty -fours
years. Deceased was y son of John C..
Richards, one of the old residents of
Grayson county, who left a very large
estate to two sons. The illness was con-
gestion of the brain and lasted only
few days. Funeral tomorrow at 10
O. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-25
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES

The directors of the Georgetown knit
ting mills have decided to lease the mills
with engine and machinery ready for
use.
Mr.. Mitchell, one of the inventors OF
the Mitchell prong pillow, is in the state
and says that he will establish factory
somewhere in Texas to supply the South
ern trade.
Runnels County Ledger and the busi-
ness men of Ballinger are on the trail of
roller mill. and state that it must be
ready for next season g crop.
a syndicate of Pittsburgh, Pa. cap
italists lave recently been investigating
the iron mines of East Texas, with a
view OF locating a large foundry aud
novelty works in this state if the iron
ores seem to warrant the investment.
They are well pleased with the results of
their Investigations. The same com pauy
bought a large tract of land in Arkansas,
containing manganese ores some time
since, and are shipping that ore the long
distance 20 Pittsburgh, Pa, where they
utilize it. The inducements now offered
by the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas to
any concern that will locate at Green
vile, says the Herald, has caused these
capitalists TO look upon :his place with
great favor, and we may expect visit
from them early next year.
There is S25 coo factory for the man
ufacture of furniture in prospect for
Orange. The proposition is that the cit
liens shall take one-third of the stock.
1t will be secured.
BrLToN, Dec. 24.-Baker s. Vickery
have ordered machinery for new ice
factory OF five tons capacity per day.
The factory is to be in operation by
March /.
DENIsoN, Dec. 22.-The Denison cot
ton manufacturing company had its an
nual election of directors In this city to-
day. The new board of directors con-
sists of b J : DERBY, NJ. II. Foster, 2.
f. Fairbanks, Ell Perry, w. q. Nc
GinniS and W. b. Munson of Denison;
w. p. Rice of Fort Payne, Ala. j. NJ.
Ford of Kansas Civ, and F. E. Smith of
Montpelier, VI. The mammoth $500 200
mill of the company is now completed
aud the machinery is being placed in po-
sition.
SHERMAN. Dec. 23.-The city, through
tie board of trade, expects to add sew
eral valuable manufactur ng plants
within her prosperous borders. Several
communications were read from abroad,
where inventors were seeking encour-
agement and location for the mauufac-
ture of their goods-plows, cotton presses
and hay presses. The seamless bag fac
tory, 10 operate several hundred hands,
is now believed to be certainty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-25
TEXAS IT TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

Farmers in some portions of Austin
county are wanting rain, as the ground
Is too dry for blowing. Stockmen are
also complaining of the scarcity OF
water.
The orange groves In the vicinity OF
Yoakum were considerably injured by
the frosts.
Around Beaumont are many gardens
of peas in bloom and in pod.
Over 20. coo bales of cotton have been
marketed at Wes;herford this seas by
wagons.
The wheat in Carson county is said to
be very fine and promising.
GRAHAM, Dec. 23.-We had too much
dry weather in June, July and August
for first-rste crops, generally, but on
the whole crops have been satisfactory.
One of our farmers at the mouth of Clear
FORK, on the BraZos, Mr.. Homer Ford,
told your correspondent that he made
zoo bushels OF corn on twelve acres.
SAN ANGELO, Dec. PA nj rain Is
falling, which 10 hailed with delight by
farmers, US the large creage of wheat
and other cereals sown this fall Is in need
of It.
YoAKUM, Dec. 23.-Heavy rain to-
day, also at Beevflle and Arkansas Pass,
the first in five weeks.
TERRELL. Dec. 24.-The rain has been
falling gradually since this morning.
TAYLOR, Dec. IA wet norther
struck the CITY this morning. Farmers
are still holding their cotton. Some 1900
bales are still in their hands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-25
TBXAS PROGRESS.

The trade of Beevilie, SAYS the Plea
yune, has more than doubled within the
past year, and is now increasing more
rapidly than ever. Over 2O00 bales of
cotton have already been shipped and
this season g shipments will exceed 5000
bales. Next year, it is predicted 5000
bales will go from Beeville to the world s
markets.
There Is a movement on foot TO build a
courthouse at Bracket, Kinney county,
which will probably materalize soon,
The new national bank with capital
of $3.50 900, which has beer chartered at
San Antonio, will commence operation
nbout March 1891. Mr.. Charles Hugo
of that city, is president OF the new In
stitution.
Arrangements have been made, says
the Wichita Daily Journal, 10 build a
S25 600 board of trade building, which
will be the finest building of the kind
west of Fort Worth. Other enterprises
are on foot which will be of great benefit
TO the town.
WACO, Dec. 24-Boring commenced
IN the Tom padgitt 8rtesian well Monday
and the work will be pushed TO completion
In few weeks. MIR. Padgitt will make
display well OF it and when il is finished
people on the passing trains, on either
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas or Cot
ton Belt, can see the flow OF hot water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-25
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A WEDDING.
Two New Hampshire Parties-A Brides Long
Journpy-CongratuIaiinn

Two New Hampshire PARTIES Brides Long
Journey-CongratuIsfio
A quiet and almost private wedding
took place yesterday afternoon at the
Cum berland Presby terrain church, Rev.
Lowber uniting in marriage Mr.. q. A.
Blodgett and Miss Annie Nj. Carter,
both of Fitzwllliam, N. II.
Mr.. Biodgett is nephew OF W. 2. and
T. w. Manchester of this city. He came
to Fort Worth September l. and, being
SO well pleased with the CITY and Texas,
concluded to stay permanently and in
duce at least one more party to become
resident. Communicating his intentions
to his lady fair, he accomplished his OBJ
ject for, as the result of his earnest So
licitations, Miss Carter, leaving her New
Hampshire home December 90, arrived
in this city Tuesday evening. The lady
who ia accomplished and highly intel
lectual, has taught in several Eastern
educational institutions during the past
few years, among them D. L. Moody's
institute at Mount Hermon, Mass Her
numerous New England friends will re-
joice that she has concluded to reduce
the number of her pupils to one for life,
and Mr.. Blodgett's many friends In this
city and elsewhere will heartily oongrat-
ula'e him upon his fortune in securing 50
worthy companion. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-25
TOBACCO REBATE
What Tobseconists Have to Do 70 Secure 1t.
Court Adjourned.

What Tobaeconists Have to Do 70 Secure 1t.
Court Adjourned.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Dec. 24.-Mr. A. 81.
Robinson, deputy collector of internal
revenue. has jus. received instructions
from the department ut Washington as
to the methods Of certifying to claims
for rebates allowed tobacconists or
other dealers In manufactured tobacco
and snuff by the act of congress passed
December 10, 1890. The law requires
that the dealers must make an Inventory
OF stock January l, 1891, in the presence
of two disinterested witnesses who shall
testify to the correctness of the inven-
tory. Some dealers in Waco have
considerable stock and to them
The Mckinley bill, in which the reduce
ton in the tax Ia made will bring some
good.
The district court Is virtually ad.
journsd for the term, and just as soon as
District Clerk Beasley shapes up the
minutes the court will be formally ad.
jourued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-25
THE ARMY BOARD.
It Meets at san Antonio to Act ON Promo
tions-A Court-Martial.

tions-A Court-Martial.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. 24.-The
army board appointed by the president
to meet at Fort Sam Houston, San An
tonic, for the purpose of examining
officers eligible for promotion in accord
ance with the new act of congress met
ten days ago and adjourned to-day after
examining ten officers. Lieut.. Col.
Joseph Bailey is president of the
board. Two of the officers were rejected
for physical disability, and will be re-
tired. They are: First Lieut.. D. n.
Clark, Fifteenth infantry, who has con-
sumption. and Second Lieut.. Martin &.
WEIGH, Fifteenth infantry. They were
excellent officers. Those who passed
successfully and will be promoted are,
Capt. James Henton, Twenty third in
fautry; First Lieut.. John Carter, Fiji
teenth infantry; H. F. Hardie, Third
cavalry; Walter H. Scott, Twenty-fifth
infantry; Geo. K. Hunter, Twsnty-third
Infantry; W. B. Wheeler, Eighteenth
Infantry; Edward B. Pratt. Twenty
third Infantry; Charley q. Heyle,
Twenty-third Infantry, and Second
Lieut.. Walter P. Clafiin.
A court martial has been appointed to
meet here on Saturday to try a number