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CITY WARD BOUNDARIES.

FIRST Wards bounded on the north
By Commerce street. east by San An
tonic river, south and west by center of S.
Laredo street and Alazan and San Pedro
creeks.
SECOND Wards bounded on the north
by W. Commerce street, east by center of
S. Laredo street and AlaZan and San Pedro
creeks, south and west by city limits.
THIRD Wards bounded on the east by
San Pedro creek, north by Fredericksburg
road and city limits, west by city limits
and south by w. Commerce street.
FOURTH Wards bounded on the north
by city limits, south by w. Commerce street,
east by San Antonio river, west by San
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FIFTH WARD Is bounded on the west
and north by the San Antonio river, east by
A amO and Madre bitches and south by w.
Commerce street.
SIXTH WARD-IS bounded on the west
by Alamo and Madre bitches and San An
tonic river, south by Z. Commerce street,
north and east by city limits.
SEVENTH WARD-1n bounded on the
north by K. Commerce street, east and south
by city limits, west by center of Water and
Mill streets and San Antonio river.
EIGHTH Wards bounded on the north
by 4. Commerce street, west by San AntO-
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snR0e oI embarrassment when apI1uaCnsv
ME WITH his hand extended.
~ am now 70 bid you FAREWELL SAID he,
land that forever For now you 20 among
my enemies, where all your former prejs-
diees will revive. never yet failed to charm
a person when | wanted; even You, my good
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have now a very different portrait of me In
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foOls"-pointing with his finger to the town
80 think twice and thrice before they set
ME at defiance"
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS

PLEASANTON STAGE LINE.
Departs at 7:30 a. IN. arrives 4:OO p. IN.
sTOCKDALE STAGE LINE.
Departs at 800 a. m; arr yes ati7 80 p. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Departs east at ZOO a. m. and 40 p. IN. !;
departs west at ? :00p. m.
Arrives from the east at 100 p. m and 40
D. m. arrives from the west at ZOO p. m.
INTERNATIONAL q GREAT NORTHERN RY.
Departs north at 7:15, a. m, and 2:2O p.
m. arrives from the north at II: and s: AS
p. m.
Mails leave for Laredo at Z: p. H., and
arrive at 7:30 a. IN.
san ANTONIO 81 ARKANSAS PASS RAILWAY.
departs for Galveston, Cuero and Houston
at $50 a. m; arrives at $50 p. IL.
Departs for Corpus Christi and ROckpOrt
at | 40 ,. m. arrives at 2:l5 p. m,
Departs for Kerrvile at 80 p. m; arrives
at 1880 D. m.
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CHAPTER Xxx.
PASSAGES AT NEW YORK.

HAVE mentioned
| was resolved 10
steal a march upon
I h e master; nd
this, with the com
plicity of Capt. Nc
NJ ur trie, as
mighty easily eff
fected; a boat be-
ing partly loaded
on the one side Of
our ship and the
master placed ON
board of it, the
while a skif put of
from the other car
rying me alone. |
bad no more trou-
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PIMPLEs ON THE:FACE

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| GUARAN TEED..

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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC II, H.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leave For New Orleans, Houston and Gal
weston $3.50 a. IN. and S:l5 p M.
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, Houston and
Galveston, 700 and 40 p. m
THROUGHIwEsT.
Leave for San Francisco, FL PasO and Eagle
Pass 40 p. IN.
Arrive from San Francisco, Ell PaSO and
Eagle Pass 800 a. IN.
S.A g. A. p. r. Remission Route.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For CuerO, Houston, Galveston. .S.45 a. m
" Beeville, Corpus Christi and
ROckpOrt ..............l:45 p. m
Train for Kerrville. ....t: 90 p. IN
AR. From CuerO, Houston and
and Galveston, ............ OLD D. III.
From Corpus Christi, Rock
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From Kerrville ....... IL. 10 d. m.
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CONTINUED ON. sixth PAGE.
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Some Facts About Marie BaShkirtSeff
Told for the First Time.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF HERSELF AND OF
HER PICTURES.
All About Her Beauty, Her Clothes Her Feet, Her
Admirers, Her Lie, Her Death, Her
Tomb, and Her Friends
EXTRACTsFRoMHERDIA DIARY

Much space hns nlrendy boon occupied by
matter written and printed about the ato
Marie Bashkirsefr. 1t is worth while 10
give to tho publ, an account Of this intei cst-
ing young woman founded upon facts. and that
is what va will now do. The idea is to
abandon Us far as possible the system of theo-
rizinc and rhapsodi2ing which has hitherto
distinguished previous comment on the llfo
and writings of Mile. Bashkirtser. and TO
print only such anecdotes and natter-oi-fact
descriptions rs shall enable each reader TO
theorze Sor himself. with u chance OF con-
structing accurate theories.
Numerous paintings and drawings OF tho
talented young girl are reproduced here TO give
an idea at least OF the style q her WORK, while
humorous reproductions Of photographs.
hitherto unrublis he'd Eclr to II conception OF
her personality.
Ever since the publication Cf her diary the
interest in Marie BashkirtseN has steadily
grown. and il is rerhnps greater III this coun-
try even than in Europe.
The deep interest which Mr.. Gladstone
showed in tho book. and his lengthy criticism OF
It sharpeuel public curiosity and within the
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A7ar,e's Life In Jui-n'A studio.

A story of tho lie Of the earnest young wo-
men who have worked and are working in this
famous arts studio might be written and
many columns filed without doing justice to
the subject.
Julien heSan very poor man. and even In
Mare's time the great artists came to correct
the work OF his pupils simply ont Of interest IN
the rising students and struggling artists. and
for no payment whatever. The services OF
BouGuefeau, Fleurv. Leiebvre and the rest
we're all given gratuitously. Now. however
Julien is SO prosperous that hs can ailorL TO
and does pay his masters well.
Marie worked very hard. as hard as any OF
the girls-harder than great many whose
Livelihood dependei upon tho success OF their
Efforts there: he came in the morning at 5.
accompanied by her maid, aud worked until 5,
Wien her maid came to fetch her. she obeyed
strictly the French rule Of propr!ety which
says that 40 gil unmarried shall ever be seen
on the street alone
Though very democratic in her writing and
In her friendships. Marie objected 10 lunrhinE
as most Cf the girls lunChed. a. a little cream
cry Mound the corner, where milk AID butter
and crackers We're to nc had very cheaply.
Every day at noon very imposing fuotman
would come down with a big basket. This bas-
ket cont aimed very fine food. itcludinE good
many Russian dishes. Ii also usually con-
tanned a large bottle If champagne Marie had
that fondness for liZz which s;ngrishes Rus.
sia-the greatest champagne drinking coun-
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words were quite Inadequate T. punish her
her i nedioi4e Hottes on he no6r ibea threw
several things gu, OF TIE window. and finally
poured h%r ~ PITCHER OF water oyer '.tsca Pc.
trailed the tail OF her nlGh;gown IN II. which
got thGrouGhly wet threw oren al the wiz
82I hen INVENT went 70 bed Win only sheet over
h',r. her iect AMI her niGhtGowp wet
the wa wayward g G GM, with 70 tesui,. She was
locked out Of the room and left 10 weep on her
In a. spit P Of RSr 800 rounds ,peyo- occurred
II her SO great was her fear OF Marie g. spank
that young woman N 70 gh,y. and. hayi"G
tAus restored her circulation. 10 wrap her W
m Iorf9TTaJse 4 Marie's. done in ATTIC;
otir.urinG tor own heath, de- pltc her friends
G d@a ooT i ste Mares f8,hfa mad.
came IN for orc Of thes, bursts o! raEe as
40" i:ose Lee hat heard somewhere thar when
per-.I was II il WA ver5 fine thing to take
n q tar ana ~! XXX ' ,h ta"t %@Eons bed
wouI draw 10 i's-i aLi absorb Tie .LNat1's
STE IN, the. tar un Ter her mistress tel tu;
te.Is IS ne r,s.ep -rl % t-cak TIC furniture
l. N" ''.r ! "rry 4 SaIerG..g.
rom NJ cron, :, 2 ,aii n from ao- at4-r
lHier ~. hG' 81 n; rLE.ose 10 s:.d-Ee tie
she .a:-c6ar-et iose!.e n, on,o BIT ate.
seyera. GHye 81! l.Saa!hc % = he IN < hsa.a.
Irincina.y /" avs" l'u- ,'.e WA, = mo -. ma !,
20 anl pn'!FHg L ;e.!1E Marie Low DraI.
oue lIc.drutir MaH''s cG'e,r illr.t ates =
u" st'.e Nme nat young Wo.Ea : curious
G,haTa ter afi , Anr' hoaaroGs ae--.-,o
,Tgva'd ;er.i Mnr'e t~can to. 'eGre, hat
shs ha! n tn4'ri"i p ihU' -n- tho ~; mat
tea - admiration WA, -. I,ou l'u!
iGr so .e Te4snr she so !; mo her ,,osi ;ha;
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nrms wero round and we'll shared. without be-
Ing too fat. Her hips were really rs wdo "a
she said hoy were. so wide tina: she could have
no drarery about than. hIt no: too wide. Her
neck was large AMI powerful! b-cal NJ tho
base. and very round. ana barely escaped being
too muscular for beauty. Her head. as sho
hcrseI. used sadly 10 remark. WAS. perhaps, too
big for her height. Il I'D not come within ths
proportions set down BY artists rs des ratle
according to which human beings body
should be certain number Of times rs lon; as
the head-7.. tines. or some such number.
Her teeth were Yoor. The We're not lad in
the ordinary sense Of the term. hn: We're irrsc-
u'ar and shor: and rather Jar aNHrt rs she her
self sait VIXEN she rcmagir3 that her two front
teeth were Sc. nra;eI Ike those 81 Bas'ior.Le-
paGe-only ste didn't say. watch wss ;:ue. that
they were ali moro or less separate. Her eyes
were beautiful very in e,!ectvHl n Eray-b.Ue
with black lashes. and extreme j ur&otratiRE.
Their ability - SO through one WIS ceic bga:cd
in q poem o! Violent praise written Is IRAN
els Coppto u tho French Academy Her eve
brows were vrrY marSed. Her lar WIS Ne.y
light with great deal OF bright gid running
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About hor unier"lothinG this interesting
young person was ~ wildly eNtravaEant rs in
other directions. size had all those things
made of the finest lin IN lawn. and real lace.
She was especially Il nd Of Nalencienne- lace.
rs being youthful an Chaste. The style which
she ALWAYS affected was what the French cali
the virginia. or young Eirlish.
Doucet made hor under ,lothes as well as her
outer ones. They were horribly expensive. OF
course, and she ordered quantities OF them.
Her wash bills were dreadful to CONTEMPLATE,
and her Aunt Romanotf who smoked oil tho
time ami cared very little FOR underciothes.
made these wash his and Maries constant
changing Of lingerie II topic OF frequent and
a!la3cd though urronp'ninine conversation.
Marie was Very liberal with 81 her things. in
Guiding h"rur dGrcl0thes For insane she gave
10 BrcS!au. whom sh" mated hut with whom
she shed t. 10 N irondLy terms. very line
o d fashioned ljnon bodice. trimmed with long
RULES at the neck ami sleeves, which she her
self had been wearing Ut the studio. 1t cost
100 francs, Hwd Bre-idi. no was poor and
practical Young woman. accepted Il with
thanks. and PROBABLY has II yet.
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tho reNutation OF having had women Of heauty
a d fasa on 0oso tor MIN for the academy"
which in plain f. Eli>h means stalk n&keJ.
Whether or not Mario ever erterta med his
silly vanity, II Is very certain that she never
Yielded to l.. There Is not the slightest posi-
bic d. b. II that She knew hat the story was
tr,hu,ed it "renly 10 Nile. Baudry- Sorrc
This j. the fauiry-So7reI VINO hq. sim Ia |
iin!+. taruo'. wife Of the PRESIDENT 4 he
French re- rhic Nc.. g.. but who had at then:
and II. hGhiv !Das not Low half the ability OF
ItnrIe EASIhiits"N.
The beauty O: her torm. although she never
invited any great artist to lmmortalil" it,
was &c '"IHiy Marie G Ecer es: r de and u"iGh'.
MANY women IN lHrts to.daT declare that sne
lad tile most beautiful loIT N France. which
pro u: IS means anywhere. "a the French
women til uGh MT having pretty faces, usually
Rrn very well nde.
Mare Wa, proud at having her girl friends
see il * rcHHtiiUl she was after her bath.
SIC took a ec!G. pride H. Cling with jealousy
h"r rival in art. VI lie. Eresiau whom she de-
srri'"d aS cooked ana fat and 10 whom Sh
Eavc an unrestricted opportunity OF Observing
how far troal crooked and fiat she Marie WIS.
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In her aGections tbs vc"nE person appears
10 have been guided by her heal rather than
by her heart. She picked out excellent rdg,s
upon wAith TO settle her affections She cnce
copiesse! 20 irienl that at the age Of II
before she saw the aforementioned DuAe OF
II. WHO is tile presgn; pUke Of Hamilton.
she was violently IN love with tie FRINGE OF
Males. she had never seen him. bat thai did
not matter, She fell in love with the Duke OF
Hamilton because he WAS SO aTis;ocra,i, hut
later In her d'ArT she hcmoan. in u thorough J
nalura. iASh.S. her !ollv a. owing III so irs-
SHIPPED III" lv!nro im4cr.ai Of Russia. She
says ..'heitcni,y and truly, though no; 50 very
tru.y r. her s,e
We cannot always control these ;hinGs." To-
wal ;ae end II her lie however size had ore
s!pce-e 1--we lHAir. The e is no doubt tLAt she
was head over heels in 1--we with the artist
Eas.ien leNnEN, This love. winch started IA
admiration o. tho painters art. ended in ire-
men 'o.s feeling Tor n" man himself II r ~
!cs'icn -aowei itse,i IN al SORTS = ways. for
instance l"' I.li.Gu :. sp!Garh green. was
ne stlSinE color n llSucn ,ers4"s " rs.
Ma L. ma sha ,et a .ot ~ her cir. tre T., ran.
them n decorated with ,iRHca gree Sitppus
20 he salon 20 a4A.Te tAc lA'uieT warN. Ac-
CurGlrg 20 Lcr custom. .4aE.e evan ~ her ole
solitary cal love AFFAIR, WAS. different from
other Etr,S She knew al. through her ac-
GuAiniarce with ~, stien lepace. thar he
EeUi a mistress 10 Rcco dance will the way In
which those htncs are ordered In France but
TO this she had no apparent Q b. ection. In fact,
she rather stsTued one Of her TounG friends
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Marie said good deal about what she wore
but her observations were unsatisfactory. jerry
and scattered. The thousands Of girls who
have read. talked. and dreamed about this
marvellous young person will want 10 know
more about the things that covered her up and
orOamcnted Ter.
Mario considered fine clothing very much
more important TO possess than any amount OF
money Her extravaganza In that direction
was simply uubouLded. She was free from the
hammer rg cares and limitations Of ordinary
young womannood. She had simply 10 rack
he bra n for now idea order the product
from the most extensive source. and send the
hi! TO a rich and uncomp planning aunt. Marie.
who was remarkably wise in spots. had one
wise motif n which is strongly recommended
70 the yourG women whose tears are water.
ing this land because they can't get some
ring or some banG.r. She never wore .ewe.ry
She said that diam ni= ard such things were
mptc ier 9sl reoIl"; the young fiji VINO wore
GlT s@oh:t b" SO rGh' and spark ,i9G rs that
young ktrl eve 80 younE Glr 5 eye, ~
Of . diamond Therefore she said, she was
not >Hch ~ IDIOT is 70 p"' 4 Iiamond w.eTe ~ II
,ou" ~, ,rsre rbnt The ,,S,t I,Gs1.r
.lum nous rC.nl about Young girl should be
,ns !nE n her &c pamHnds t am Tg s9
some sga kie about, them. md whose eyes
could n iou-cr ~upply it Marie had lots OF
fine Jewels bracelets. necklaces. rlgs, 5c.,
Here f.. ''ons cons iten,loas account ~ Mn.
reS c'otmnc, which ~ pGrt mus ee lechn!.a..
81" dressed eayii u! s.
In her own hols" and in the evening every
in lack; .or a'tcruo n calls 'ees, &C.. Il WAYS
in gray. For thee dr!ytn- gowns she chose
the soft tn's Z gray. These 10 r.ost women
Of ;eotle con p.eNionS would be Irvine, tut 10
her they w"rA most becoming and set OF her
Size c'Giii %cGr no i'riGh, coors. because she
WAS 50 hil.i.a't in cO'o.lLg herself ENceDt Tor
an CcCa-lo QUA Valr Of s.iI pers, she never had
bit Of Ink or rel about her; only blacE white.
Marie wore all tho time in winter long seal
skin coax. cut close to tie figure. Ike every
thing she wore. and reRch!LE DOWN T. her
heels Il was trimmed with l,ussian sat.r, and
Tas Gu; and made ~ the E,ea. Worth AMI was
ant. rs he tod tie open. mouthed girls at the
studio "ost l!uol frapcs.
She got he- iurs u Worth because be was the
mos; extensive man 10 the business bgt she
maker as an arist-at east. 80 far a. the max
ing o. young girl clothes was concerned. she
used 10 sAy that he could only make things II
'or Old uec, WHO UeeGei heavy tashy s'ur,
for rer ] esses she went 20 Doucet another
Hue IA "a lu:N iressnRker The friendly re.a-
tons cG sing batWeen Ms:ie and this very IN
TortaLt dress maker were ~ :. tnteresii1G
be drA.se- FOR Lei with Ms WI hard, and she
did a pir'rre @: HIM ~ oils
poucet said that no one Was more sa.is'ac-
tory TO dress ,hAa Marie. and incidentally be
must haze m lde fortune ut Of that young
Her ideas Of dress were sound. Simplicity
was WhR; Ahs NEST siToTe foT p fact Shs had
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This young girl was very attractive rs n
hostess. aLl entert1inel in royal style. She
had really cool poop ut her Louise hiatt 10
say. good from the social point Of View: and
others. in even greater numbers o. from the
point Of view Of bruins
HS entertainments. Ike everything else in
which SIZE Was interested. were eEt!ayacant
To amu.e her friends, she hired an! raid ing
prices 20 tie greatest artists ron The LeatFe
trapcRis aEdto ne greatest -lrEers from he
Grald opera. The IVY Colge.ip- and hc CHI
en- erE were there with others one evening",
Jude was emTloyrd TO entertain the guests 4
seVera. occasions, a.G one after oon, when she
sans az Mares house an lnc.H"Ht occurrei
which may Smuse tbrss wao, HAVING read Ma
rle'~ diary. are incline - look uuOn her as
fairly knowing Young lerSop.
judo. although great aTtis'e' was not the
proper sort Of q singer N some % H'r snng- or
young girl - hear. She 80 thG afternoon
GTa0d NRwan, dams Nntrr e re Az, NouS
ave. j u phsser ar "a, ar! VaFiJ - 4 eE -
Of The Young girl tyre. aud men mere WIS
demand 'or one with a d6-h O! IN propT.e'Y IN
l.. /, was dec. .et thai u would rot IN 10Y me
young girls 10 Lear this 20 Mare was march"
OF into ;Ae next loom W.'r'!.'es 10 her iEler =,
iaclud NJ Nile. Ni!,CNal @. a:eI aho.t - tie
tenn ',ounE ill in lAT.s a'i.Y'ng TO any
unmarried female. The pFo?rieties haEnS
thus teen attended 20, the young girls listened
placidlT 10 the song from the LeIt room.
An interesting fact was tina: every ore OF the
four knew the song by heart. IL being Qui's
popular In Paris ~ that time and Marie her
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The wonderful MNrie's exact age also inter-
ass girls very much. She tells us that she WAS
~ years old when her Giary cyan il lS-3. and
this would mako her n years Old, lackin. u
few days. wien she died in Oc:ooer 1854. 1t
has been said that size was torn -
years Old an. il is certain that al w.o
read her took lind Il nard, 10 accept her
own story @: !Hr ago. Many rave declared
oa-hHnd lhn'she WAS 3OwLen she said seewAs
statement. lte pest ross pls judges Of hrr
age Were the girls who knew her ultimately
and who We, kel ucS!G" her for years in iHris.
These declare most POSITIVELY that Name tod
the truth about her nre Rad say iha, II
she hAn uui done 80 they woGH have found IL
out. which probably Is true Francois CoUpce
says that Marie looked 10 him younger tGan
IN" aEe she save. those who kn"w the -il
~ - Year o. a-e tie VERY reWNrAaI.o trash
which Getora,e5 Il! that axe the pages Q: Lvr
diary.