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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26

In State issues there was some activity; Lou
isiana consol As sold at OF 3-4, North Carolina
special taxes at IL, South Carolina SIS, non-fund-
able, at 1-2a5 "a, Tennessee settlement IS al
104, and Virginia IS, deferred, at l-2a9. OF
city bank stocks, Citizens 500 at 1875, German
American 500 at 1885, Merchants 400 at los
and Western National l40l at 97a9S.
There was an unusually large and well-distrlbu-
ted business done in railway bonds The feature
was firmness for nearly all the issues dealt in,
with some material advances recorded. Refer
ence is made to full report Of the bond sales.
Money was nominal at 2a3 per cent;
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the New-York
Clearing House S693,200
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were $l,039,702 the internal revenue re-
ceipts S47,s21. The United States Treasury re-
ceived S279,972, and for the week 81 ,s39,749
National bank notes for redemption.
The United States Treasury now holds Sl42-
57O25O United States bonds to secure National
bank note circulation as follows:
Currency 81 o15 600
-Four and oneha per 4oi69 $50
Bonds deposited for circulation during thu
week, 1891, $50; bonds held to secure circulation
withdrawn, S553, 900. National bank note cir
culation outstanding-curr notes, Si95,1 49,
6s4 gold notes, Sl5l ,o57, against which is held
the sum of S67 ,544,70S legal money for redemp-
ton of bank note circulation.
In London British consols were steady at % IA
and 81 3-8 respectively for money and account.
In the open ma rket money ruled easy at l-2 per
cent for discounts but at ~ for daily balances.
Bar silver was frmer at ~ 13-lGd. per ounce.
American railways were dull, and respond TO the
home improvements with a timidity that probably
is born of past experience. At Paris French 3
per cents declined to $3.50.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE At NETWORK.
For the week. 1855. 1851. iSJQ. 40.
Drv goods ... 50 1871 si2 81 $50, 1913 -, l57 ,02a
General merchandise. 5'ol7,2e7 4,9o9,e5i 5,s672sa
Total for week.. 100 $40 -? g o2t 500
Previously reported 20 OH 1888 02S3,32l H7ifo6s
Total since JAN s37 22l 292 s37 $50 f73 1886 76S,o7i
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
the week ..-.-...-- $l5l2 1910 sooz'yis
Previously reported. 23G3O7 5ao 900 ff',f
Total since Jan. L. 1887 .575 1925 al s9i7, 400
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
For the week ........ $4,000 s150l,72o 1927, 02l
Previously reported. 9SD iJl l2l35 SOD Zc03'Zos
Total since Jan al j09 49l s. 72l, 23S s2.35i, 2Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
CT LOUIS AT TILE MERCY OLE CHICAGO.

ST. Louis. Jan. % (speciaD.-New passenger rates
have been issued by the St. Louis Railway A'socla-
ton TO take effect February l. Among the most
important Of the rules Is that unlimited rates
from st. Louis proper, via Chicago, are made by
adding the local rate-St. Louis TO Chcago-to the
rates in effect from Chicago, practically placing ST.
Louis as dependent on Chicago for basis to points
Northwest and East The rules further stipuate
that where rates TO points south OF nashville are
quoted in the rate sheet via Louisville, no tickets
should be sold from Louis issued by connecting
lines The rates all points In Florida are changed
the sheet in general is Of vast importance TO the
travelling public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
Real estate tl)urtc0.

4 GREAT DEMAND fur country hotels
"A and cottages FOR responsible tenants
also city property to let, sell or exchange.
send particulars O. T.. a DALEY. "A
West 31th-st., established 1866.
MEDIUM priced house In Brooklyn. for
vi equity Ia which will give 100 acres
good farming land In Russell County. Kan.
sas; title perfect; no incumhrnce value
o. 700. OWNER. 40 LeNlneton.avc..
brooklyn.
w ANTED.- Loft suitable for carpenter
w shop. Address DAVIS 4 FAY, 80
prN-~t.
WANTED TO BUY. at once. for cash.
w property IN Brooklyn not far out
either private or business that Is "a GOOD
investment no agents. Mrs. II. X. REN.
NOLDS. New orl POstOiice.
w ANTED.-Tencmcnt and Nat property
w In Ncw-Nork or Brooklyn on lease (:
rent paid promptly In advance; or will pur.
chase also scoo nd mortgages bought. RENT
| CT ARANTEE Co. so Grand-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
CHANGES IN MANAGEMENT.

Chicago, Jan. % tspeclaD.-A. b. Plaugh has been
appointed general manager OF the ST. Paul and Duluth
Railway Mr.. Paugh formerly general freight
agent OF the Iowa Central and traffic manager Of The
81 Paul and Duluth. W. II. Bliss has been appointed
vice president and general solicitor q. +. Copeland
becomes superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
THE DUTCH AGENT WELL PLEASED.

A large amount Of the stock Of the Western New
York and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad is held in Amstcr-
dam. j. X Roell, an agent Of the Dutch adminstr-
ton. has recently returned to Europe after three
months investigation Of the financial and physical
condition of the property. lie said before he sailed
81 fully indorse the policy OF the present manage
ment This is TO put the road in good condition In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26

Philadelphia, Jan. % (Spccial.-Reading surprised
even the bulls by advancing to 20. This brings IL
within . IL per o; the third preference bonds
An effort is being made create the impression tat
the advance from below to 20 is due To the covering
of shorts. Undoubtedly large proportion OF the
buying is for long account. Some months ago GER
tain Poughkeepsic Fridge men went to President Cor
bin and sought to make arrans cement whereby the
Reading would send its coal for New-EngaHd over the
bridge. As this would divert profitable trilc from
the Jersey Central, in which Mr.. COrbn Is personally
Interested the proposition OF the bridge people dd NOT
meet with much favor These men then turned their
attention to the anti COrbn faction in Reading who
received them with entirely different spirit ana a
deal was agreed upon. Whenever the anti COrbn fac
ton gains control of Reading, the IOughhecpse Bridge
system will be benefited thereby The greater the
amount Of Reading stock which the POughkecp,c
Bridge syndicate the better VIII It's prospect, De
of gaining advantageous contract with the Reading
when the anti COrbin faction gains the d>ccndency.
IT the buying Of Reading by the Poughkccp-lc
people with this object in view that put Reading stock
IN the last week. If il declines they may take more,
but above 20 they Will be likely TO buy sparingly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was striking disparity yesterday between
the record Of dealings i'm crude certificates the stock
Exchange and Consolidated Exchange" At the former
INehangr the transactions Wcs- nearly seven time, as
a The usual ryt to Wfah'u the
market made AZ thu opening but frsulai " o.
cuod only from Friday inal neIf' % - % ana
then tie price hardened Z, ~ cos 81 tn Adat d
Board .tacnaton the feature. The news from the
field furnish exceed comfort 10 the b"h
and the coming report ~ d-NooE1cnt work IN Jauna Y
sure % show falling "f and necessary work. on
account Of the condition Of Ia. roaCs Western Penn
svlNania previous tho late cold snap. Good huNiu.
continues Exchange although Il j. conducted
IA Of securing certificates as chapy a. possible
Tho markets ended nlm.
The range Of prices total dealings fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
A ROADS REQUEST DENIED.
THE ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO AT DIS
ADVANTAGE.

Chicago Jan. c5 (SpecaD. Chairman Walker OF the
Interstate Commerce Railway Association. today rem
dered decision of importance to railroads ana gram
men. and at the same time settled disputed point
which the managers of the Trans Missouri Association
had failed to decide. The decision was on an appear
TO arbitration taken by the ST. Louis and san Francisco
road on its request for permission TO make rates on
grain from points on its line in Kansas to ST. Louis
based on the through rates (Which under the transit
deal are the sums Of the locals, with the usual
percentage reductions at percentage points inc
reason for the requested reduction, in the words OIL
the St. Louis and san Francisco was THAT the
present transit arrangements grain shipped from
Kansas points to Kansas City, and there rcconSgncd
TO st. Louis and Chicago practically makes the al
vision of the through rates the locals OF the lines cast
and west of Kansas City. thereby according the
Kansas CITY grain men an unfair advantage and
grossly discriminating against the St. Louis gram
buyers"
The ST. Louis and san Francisco does not pass
through Kansas City, but enters Kansas by direct
line from ST. Louis at point more than lOo mics
south of Kansas City. Consequently 1t takes but
little of the competitive grain traffic from Kansas
and wished to secure of 1t by its request.
Chairman Walkers conclusion is as follows;
The granting OF the application here made would
establish lower basis through rates upon all lines
rom the territory question which would apply by
way Of Kansas City as well by way OF the direct
,outes via ST. Louis Under existing arrangements
transit would be applied TO the new rates at Kansas
CITY, and as consequence, the existing difficulty would
be Immediately reproduced. Under these circumstances
am unable to see proposed plan offers remedy
for the evils complained Of and must decide against the
application in the form made
1t is not thought that the It. Louis and San Fran
cisco will yield to the decision, and today's notice
OF reduction is expected Monday I'm, may start
seesaw reduction in rates, as limited at by CHAR
walker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
EEAppOIyTED GENERAL MANAGER.

J. f. Chds has been appointed general manager
Of the New-York ontario and Western Railway and he
will enter on the duties Of the Office on February l.
This is his former place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
PLAN FOR A ROAD TO HUDSON BAY.

Chicago Jan. 25 (specianA dispatch TO "The Chicago
Tribune" from Ottawa, Ont. "Partcuars with re-
gard the proposed Saut ste Marie and Hudson BAY
Railway Company hand The projectors OF the road
Joseph Cozens, Il. D. Perry, j. I. Stfadty' T. W. Bur'
dick J. IL. Stccre, w y Bell, w. y. Simpson and j.
Mckay Sault Ste. Marie. one proposal is n build
a road OF standard from the Sault To Dalton
station on the Canadian Pacific Railroad, and thence
north and east Moose Factory The capital stock Is
placed Parliament IS 10 be asked n per
M aliens as well British subjects 10 be Shareholders
and to be entitled their shares equally with
British subjects"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
BONDS AND BAyK STOCKS.
Pittsburg a West
BtL ARK - Ter LIST

Coupon OF
10000 ....... S9A
StL ArK % Tex "a
1000 ...-..2 rs =
5000.
st l. b Iron M 50
1000 .....ssL
ST /. Jack e { lst
$4,000 ....ll2
81 l. & san fran ID
Ciaaaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26

The increase in deposItsS3, 90O-ls VI 900 900
less increase than the other changes cali ior e
result of the averages of the preceding week. WITH
the sales Of Government bonds to the treasury
were only partially reflected. lhe Statement AZ
suits III gain To the surplus reserve Oh 9',~;ov,
525. and leaves it at Sl5,03l $50, against
S2O,Ol4,S00 January 26, 1889; S2o,-1o,o-o ce JILL
airy 28, 1885, and S2229s,4 jO January ~ doo'
The following the comparative statemh's u '"'
IS and January %:
;s S g SSS R ss ss5 sSS
S 5SS IS 800 Dec Dec: '9SsSSS
The following shows the relation between the total re-
and the total deposits at the respective dates
Spece . $50 3s7, 900 $50 go. 6o0 Inc. 81 23o 500
Lcgal-tenders 80. 3O45s5CO 3l4O3, 100 Inc. Niooo
Total vesl12 Si5 800 1921 o26oOo Inc ss1sooOo
as'st deposits 1o5 oois75 1O5,9ess5o Inc. o2o975
Surplus .... s7.7sI125 $l5O3i $50 Inc 81 $50 52S
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-day: Exchanges Sl26,2Sl,437; balances
S5I1O525 For the week: Exchanges, $685.
sol, 612; balances, $33,70l 1872.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
For n Saturday haf-hoiday the stock market
was active at generally higher hgures: II ma
delphia and Reading was prominent In 'he ue .t
inps and rose from 80 3.s to 40a39 IS. All tne
grangers made small final advances on small
Transactions. Lake Shore rose TO 100 % an9
stayed there. Canada Southern was up LIZ, ana
Michigan Central and Erie were firm Union
Pacific. with small transactions, recorded gain
Of 3-s per cent. and Oregon Short Line was up
I pcr cent at "a 1-2. The Northern Pacifcs and
Oregon Transcontinental were firm AT yester'
days figures. New-York and New-England was
a special feature up to 46ai5 IS. Among the
miscellaneous listed" stocks Chicago Gas was
conspicuous at ~ 1-sa47 and Western Union
at So The tone and temper Of the market was
something more than strength was hard, despite
the natural disposition of traders, who have been
lucky enough to have been on the "bull' side,
10 realize the accrued profits of the week.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The Stock Exchange transactions in Govern
mont bonds were covered by sales of 81 5000 IL
nrr cents at IO4 "a. The quotations I'M
changed as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
Connlrp Real Gelnlc Go Get.

IL URNISHED COTTAGES for the season
i OF 1890 lists free. Write OF call q. u.
VHURDER. Day Shore. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
ADOPTING THE CATTLE RATE.

order that its business may be conducted with EN-
cheney and economy"
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Rooms tl)anteo.

wv ANTED.-Br gentleman and wife for
w houseNpt ping. nr>t-cla>, sunny apart
mont, in irst.ciass location. Addrts> g. D.,
Tribune Ohcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26

Refined oil unchanged at $50 cents per gallon III
barrels and go cents ia cases.
49, 49,. francs: Bremen. $50 marks London, 1sdW
SALES AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND re-
TROLECM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
ro pREvENr A REprcrIoN RY ME sANTA

TO PREVENT A REDUCTION by TIE SANIA r..
Kansas City Mo- Jan. ojThe general passenger agents
yesterday received from Chicago tceRraph!c circular
signed by C. A. Lord General Passenger Agent OF the
Chicago Louis and Pacific J. a Baker, OF the L. y &
A. and D. d. Martin Of the Big -Four. It, object Is TO
prevent the Fe from making the threatened reduction
in passenger rates Kansas City 10 Indianapolis Via
Chicago These three roads In the circular nfOym the
general passenger agents here that they Will charge the fun
local rate Chicago to indianapolis on tickets reading
from Kansas City indianapolis by way OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26

CLAIMING A ROYALTY on CATTLE CHCTES.
Topeka Kan. Jan. 2j.-Danie Earle Hccbin, Of Ellen
wood has the District Court against tho
Atchson Topeka aud Fc Railroad for S7s, $50.
which he claims royalty cattle chutcs used b. the
company the entire ~ stem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
Giin Real estate for Sale.

I, or FirSt-class new apartment
i house. scmi-ircproof on wide street
viii bring a large Income On investment
also private houses. Inquire PHI. IbKAEN'
DER 80 East g1d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
An ACTIVE SATURDAY.

STOCKS RISE AND MAINTAIN THEIR GAINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JANUARY 20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
Brooklyn Real Estate.

NOE SALE House. Picrrepont-st. an
L olI'a.hioucd double house. on one ~ the
choicest corners ~ that street lot 5lNl4-.
with ,tltl.. will boz sold a, great bargain
o. promp: purchaser. CHARLES \ Nll
N0JE 4 CO.. @O3 Nontaeu'--t.. Bro"klYh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26

l'OR SALE.-A corner on 0th-ave. new
j building terms reasonable price low ;
no agents. Address L. b. CALLAHAN.
go East +2d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
Furnished Rooms

URNISHED psrlor to let. suitable for
L two gentlemen. with ga, and heat, N
private house; reference required; terms
moderate. 222 East 40th-st.
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Cine arpke WeranSermma.

Der fiirali6 erfolete Sos bes 6errn
Seutf6 BON Ger moblbetannten Girma
6. 9eutf1 & s o. neranlaBt bic
iibrigen Mitslieber Der Sirma cine groBe
8erdnberung po%r5unebmen. Nm bers
gangenen WDntag begann bic Girma
ibren groBen 8orratb bon S9nitttpaa>
rem aussuberfaufen. ba fe beabR9tist
nur nod Clothing unb 9erren.S oilettes
Mrtifel ausi6lieBli6 at fibren. 9iefer
gu perfaufenoe 0orratb BON S6nitts
tuaarerl, Der nit benz Waarenlager Der
Girma 8. 9. Grant pereiniet porben
1T, lit iebr rei9baltig unb umfangrei9,
aIein bic Maarert tperben obne &iidH1t
auf &%ofenpreis losseidlasen perben,
bamit bic beabf9tiste 8erdnberuug 10
i1neu ME m6gli9 ausgsfibrt merben
farm. Mir ertbeilen allen 9amen bsn
guten &ath, i'm alien Store bon g.
Geuti6 & So. borauIpre9en, unb 5par
foglei@, ba rod cine boQe Nusmabl
borbanben 1T, uno ii9 bon ben gebotez
men 0~ortbeilen 3u iber5eugen.
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Nuerlet.

Die gountn. Beb6rbe bot bic fol-
genoen @eseauffeber ernannt: Sacob
9ofmann IT. fir bic 9ofmanns, Wm.
Tede fir bic gulberbes, 6. 2udie fur
bic 2udies unb 6. &ittermann fur bic
Sod Sia &oab.
= Sn ben Offi3iers @ebduben aui
benz @%obernement > 9usel aeigen f9
&i1e, bic enttebsn, neil bas Gunoa-
ment oura WaHer unterpai6en mirb.
Dan glaubt, baB bas WaiIer m6gli1srs
meiie bonn &eierboir bur11dert.
gbas. S9ie unb Marp WaItets F.;
Sfbor @aen unb 2ouiia GeIotmann bas
ben Seiratbsli3enien erlangt.
Der %elfidbrige 3nabe 6ermann
S9r6ber, tlein aber unterieBt, meiBes
9aar, lit felt benz 8. Mdr3 berf6nun,
ben. Die gltern pobnen SO. 1882
StosprefusS traBe.
= 8ices@ ouperneur Wbeeler ioll an
Der Spibe zines Spnbitates ftebeu, tpelz
Dies beabfi9tiet oil ber Suite gegeniiber
bonn Nranias paB 9afen cine Stabt
aus3ulegen. DAB es. in ben Ausen
%unierer n@rpreB", uieber einmal B G
I 66nite Stabi perben foa, bic ie
in Nmerita g~egriinoet murbe, 1T bic
gem6bnlide uebertreibung, bur9 mel9e
mau6maI re9t ernfte Yroiette unn6tbig
Id6etli6 gemadt merhen.
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YInsnehmenh fIflim

fur ben auSsemerselten Granten lit has @efabl Der ME
hertebrenben Strait uno @eiunbbett, pte es rurd ben
BON Spitetter's Masenbitter5 erSeust pirb.
0Senn bieier arafterneuerer BON 2euten nit idpd6liher
@elunb9eit auf bic prpbe seiteut rirb, 70 betunbet i6
ieine retaurirenhe unb ~belebenbe Strait alSbaIp hurh
beferen Ippetit, reselmdbise @ereauuns unb Nadtruz
be, bic ein5isen Sebinsunsen, unter benen benz menShz
lt4en abrper Stdrte unb Stetisteit hes NerpenfpftemS
setpdbrt limb. Selbiperitdnhlid fplst Der Wieberber=-
1teaun9 Der seiunhen 8erbauunS unb Giiimiliruna aud
bic @ritarfuns he's MuStelHeii6e5 auf benz 9u6e. 90
sepiB pie mad benz Serbit Der Winter, fplsf aranfbeit
Ter abnebme Der ardfte, penn nidt benz porseitisen
S4mtnben be- geben5traft Ginbalt setban pirbf
S9pdaliGe 9ericnen fallen lei4t benz Marasmus, Der
Shpinb iu6t unb anberen ~sebrenpen arantbeiten gum
Spfer. Man permeipe b~tejelben heSbaIb nit Silfe be
i8 itimulireneen SeiltrdnfS, Der nidt nur bic Srdfte
9eipen he's 5arteren Geible6tS linhert uno I%dnftist.
0fbeumatiSmus, MaIarta, aeberz mnb Nierenleiben
rdnmen ibm has Gelb.
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q. u. Gnpneraae Wprfs.

DAB Elm tiidiiger unb fleiBiser Ges
i9dftsmann bier in unferer Stabt ST.
foIg bat, benefit Der fstige Wufi9nung
bes gtabliHements beg 9rn. SEQ.
Manbrp, gde auiiiE. unb 9aDss
Strabe. Durh bic 8or5iisii9feit ibrer
6abrifate bat f@ biefe Sabrit einen
@uf uno cine a~ussebebnte Runbf9aft
.ertporben, pesbalb baielbf unter Mn.
penoung ber por5tgli9tem Wai9inen
unb gef6idteffen Mrbeiter ftets nit bols
Ter Graft gearbeitet wirb. @runbeiz
gentbtimer, Jatmer unb 8ieb3idter,
Bic Bebarf oil @iferneu, GdRern,
Sanfs u. /. To. baben. f0Hneg feinen
plab finben, 100 fe aufmertiamsr unb
ree1er bebient nerben.
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Yrpclantntipm.
@peeiaI. WabI.

Da in Der 5~tabtratbss 9 er5ammrung
bonn 5. Stat 1890 cine Orbinans a1ge.
nommer tpurbe, bur6 peI9e cine epea
cials Mbfimmung angeOrbnet mirb. UNI
ben Milen Der Gteuer3abler 3u ermifa
teln, Oh bic 5fabt cine @hleibe BON
$250.000 Observation-Disclosures,
fenb Do0ars) in 5proeentigen 20. }his
30idbrfgen Bombs aufnebmen iDu hnb
5tpar 5u folgenben 3wefen:
|. $500 fit Die grri6tung bon
S6ulbduiern unb beren @rbaltung.
2. 800. 900 ftir ben Bau bon Driifeu
iiber ben San Mntonio &iber.
3. $4,000 fur bic ginfabrung zines
@lettrif6en Geuer Mlarm=S pfems.
4. $4,000 fir ben Nnfauf bon iidos
tiI9em @igentbum. pel6es bic Stabt
81 erpropriiren uab fir 6ffentli6e
3Dede au benuben fur n6tbig eradtem
iolte,
so beraume id, grpan @alagban.
MaDor bon San Mnionio, traft Der mir
bur9 ben Greibrief unb bic Oroinnnaen
Der Stabt iibertragenen Ma1tbolfoms
menbeit unb in 1ebereinfimmung nit
Der Section 43 bes ~genannten 5reibrie.
fes, bic am 3 Qpril 1889 a%ngerommers
murbe, hermit cine Wabl on, pel1e
abgebalten tperoen fol- am
6 fag. ben 81. Mai 1890.
fir bic obenerpdbnten 3uede.
Die Stimmpldbe meroen in ben pers
i9isbeneu Warbs se6ffnef iein bon s
ubr @ormittags big 6 llbr Mbenbs.
unb afpor on ben folgenben Srten:
Warb Scr. l: SIN Yoli3ei=D aupt-
quarter. Wablborftsber: Simon RSz
niaheim.
Warb Nr. 2: gde BON Cot uub
9oIoroia StraBe. Wablborifeber: gli
Mrnaub.
Warb Nr. 3: gde BON 2arebo
unb WeH,6pufton ctr. WabIborfes
ber: SObn Starpenbed.
Warb Nr. a: Sn Grii9's Sane.
Mablborteher: 6. 8ilemain.
Warb STR. S: Sn Sommers @ars
ten. @ablborfeber: Sobn Gtepens.
Warb Nr. 6: gde Gin uno NoIea
Str. Wabluoriieber: Wm. S. Na8s.
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8ietoria ct. Wablporfeber: Gbass
u. Dennp.
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absugeben Sir" ober rGesens bic eins
selnen Der obigen 4 8ori@ldse.
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unb oas @abl. &eiultat tpirb ermitteIt
tperbeu in uebereinfimmung nit benz
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beg itdbtiI6en Greibriefes.
CUR geideiEiaung gnteraei6ne id
bies nit meinem Namen uub lohe bas
Siegel Der Stabt San @ntonio binsua
ftigen.
San MntoniD, ben 6. Mai 1890.
grnan @aIIagban.
Atteitirt: Mahnr,
y. 3. @Iaubon, Staot.glerf.
q Maberids Banf beaabIt 4
proaent 3inien fir 3eits 9ebpiteu.