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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

CosonEssNAx MoRsE OF Massach usetts will ad.
dress the eolored people of Washington ct the
Metropolitan Wesley African N. e. Church, ID
street between I'd and Sd streets southwest,
Sunday afternoon ct o'clock. Subject:
DUTY Of the Hour"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21
Policy Cases.

Today i'm the Police Court Horace Richards
was charged with writing policy. He demanded
a jury trial and gave bonds for his appearance
Edward Green was charged with a similar
offense and the case was continued
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Maryland's Tobacco Crop,

The growing tobacco crop Of Maryland il in
good condition and will perhaps yield $4,000
hogshsads. About-one half Of the entire
product is sold In Italy and France, whore
Maryland tobacco brings high pricsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21
JUNE evenings on the river" See advt
Rode or on His Employers Mare.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Denney of the
second precinct arrested Brice Norris, a col
ored boy Of fourteen years. at his mothers
house, No. 63 Pierce street. He had been in
the country living on the place of I. o. White,
near Dickerson on the Point Of Rocks road,
and left that place yesterday morning on val
liable mare belonging to Mr.. White. The ami
nal was recovered by the officer and the boy
locked up for the Maryland authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE. Rock
vILLE.-Cut prices for ten days, See ad. under
Country Property.
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To ATLANTIC CRY VA BALTIMORE AND OHIo.-
The Baltimore and Ohio route is the only
double track line to this celebrated Jersey
coast resort The parlor car express leaving
Washington daily at IL noon arrives at Atlantic
City 5:2S d. IN
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The Boston House Relief Association

The following-named persons have been ap-
pointed as visiting or relief committee Of the
Boston House Employees Relief Association,
which was recently organized: For northeast
Walter G.. Hurley, Miss l.. McGill. For north
west--P. j. Trainor, Walter l.. Jones, Will c.
Ford, Mrs. Robbins, Miss W. Clancy, Miss
Love Collins. For southeast-Robt. w.
Devreaux, Miss Lille Berkeley. For south
west-Paschal Plant, Miss Minnie Fischer. For
outside Of city limits-Mr. w. w. Everett, MIR.
VIM. Gittenger.
The association. which was formed for the
purpose OF affording relief to its members when
disabled by sickness. has over 800 members.
The membership is divided into three classes,
paying respectively the sums of rs cents, 5C
cents and 81 per month and receiving benefits
of 81, Sl2 and SIS per week respectively.
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The Notre Dame School.

The seventeenth annual commencement at
the Notre Dame school will be held Wednesday
morning, June Is, at the academy building,
corner Of North Capitol and Myrtle streets
northeast. The program includes vocal and
instrumental selections by the following young
ladies': Misses o'Neill, Haynes, Foley, Rover,
Walsh, Jordan. Riordan. Nesbitt Duffy, Sulli-
van, Mary aud AMMO McMenamin, Allen,
Crown, Helm, Siebel, /. and II. Wade. An allie
goricai representation entitled Mature and
Art will be given, the characters being as
signed as follows: Prhnecd, goddess of nature,
y. Coyle; Fora, guardian of tho fields, N.
foiey; Hdestd, guardian of the mountains,
n. McGowan; Oceond, guardian Of the ocean,
N. Fitzpatrick; SoBsond, field spirit, A. Ready
Genia, goddess OF art j. McGrath: Benda, geniui
OF painting. NJ Walsh; Classical genius of sculp.
ture, N. Jordan, Harmonic, genius of music
;. Allen; solo. When the Heart is Young
Jnsf'cd, genius OF Idylcourt, r. Walsh; Posse
a wandering maiden, l. Sullivan. Graduating
honors will be conferred on Misses Sarah
Allen, Julia McGrath and Mary Coyle.
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During the coming week the following com.
panies will do rifle practice at the Washington
Barracks range: Companies A and b, seconC
battalion. Monday; companies C and ID. secont
battalion. Tuesday; companies A and G, fourth
battalion. Thursday; companies b and ID, fourth
battalion, Saturday. Companies will be re
ported at the range promptly at 1:30 p. m. oil
the days specified, in undress uniform, armed
and equipped.
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p. @ r oG An.
s39 and S4l 9TH %. nv.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AT CAMP ORDwAY.
Preparations For the Encampment af
Fort Washington.

TIE NEW SIDEWALK READY-THE RIfLE RANGE
AND NEW TARGErs-A CHANCE FOR MEN WHO
CANNOT HIT THE neutrality-suspicious. BIZ
THE MEDICAL CORPS FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
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ARMY OFFICERS At CAMP.

Several officers in the regular army stationed
in the vicinity of this city are desirous OF 60
ing into camp with the guard. The benefits to
be derived from their presence would be mu-
tual They could instruct and be instructed,
and. Oh the whole. it would be good thing to
combine the army and guard officers and en-
listed men. Many army officers have never
seen "a brigade in the field and they would profit
by "a weeks experience at Fort Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

Correspondence Of THs EVENING YrAR
ROCKVILLE, June 90
Mr. Edward Lyddane of Georgetown yester-
day purchased the farm of Richard Poole. situ-
ated near Poolesville and containing LOO
acres, for the sum OF $40 900. For agricultural
and grazing purposes this farm has NO superior
in the county.
A dividend of three per cent has been de-
clared on the stock of the Union Turnpike
Company, the road extending from Brooke Vile
to Washington.
The amount levied for the public schools of
the county for the next year by the county
commits ,ioners is $4,000, being e2,709 more
than the amount for the present year.
One of the finest country residences 10 tho
county is that recently erected at Knowles
station by Mr.. Little of Washington.
Mr.. j. Z. Powell of this place has purchas
of Washington Danenhower a house and lot at
the east end of town for $500.
Rev. Z. b. Prettyman of this place, recently
elected principal of the State Normal School.
has gone Oh II visit to Boston and will attend
the examinations and closing exercises of the
Massachusetts, Normal School
Some fine specimens Of gold ouartz from
the farm of J. Walter Carroll near Great Pals
were exhibited here u few days ago. Experts
claim that the yield will be from one to two
hundred dollars per ton.
some excitement was created here today
when it was learned that jury of inquest had
been summoned to inquire into the cause Of the
! death of 3-year-old child Of Chas. johnson and
wife (colored), who reside near the aims house.
The child was left at home during the absence
OF its parents yesterday in charge Of mulatto
| girl about twelve years of age. and she states
| that about O'Clock in the evening it was taken
suddenly i'll while playing in the yard. The
father was sent for and when he arrived ths
child was In dying condition. DR.. Edward
Anderson was also summoned, but when h<
arrived the child was dead. The sudden death
| taken In connection with the fact that thu
Johnsons had lost child under similar cir
cumstances about month ago, caused I
suspicion OF foul play and q Jury Of inquest wa
ordered BY Justice Morgan The Jury fount
the body OF the child much swollen and a post
norton was held. The stomach vas removed
and taken to the drug store OF DR.. D. F. Owens
this place, whore the contents will be anaIyzed
The jury adjourned to Tuesday next, when ,
| report VIII De made. SAN.
| Notes From Washinston Grove.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING srAn
WASHINGTON Gn0yr, Juns a
| This pleasant summer resort h rapidly Allinl
up with residsnts and visitors The ystmai
! meetings were begun last night under favor
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ss4 FsAioH COR zy-HrNEn, J.
- 80 0seen vS }. ersey -orier 10 coz
( efsus Ia defendants iamsA
SUPERIOR corgr-hcarEssERe, J.
la.a Il Z Harding Elliott Z. Harding
~ scoss appointed Rsleres 10 take sestl-
eno report 10 coust
-. spAuldina a Co w Ennmclav
q 5<-s. snd shingls Coupany Hearing oct for
s = Csci. q a. ". SH. White q al-Juds-
q To- piaiatfS
PkoaAfs cora1-ossoRS. ).
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r. .f 6ns SCI for May !.
8 ~ q Robert riyn1-petision FOR letters u
4 T%a 1857 aon: order sekang time for NAY ~
- - ~ ROBERT fiyau-osief continuing Pc
g fsnninston uae Mar -
ssc..A s q Mary Masda& Decree settling anal
: ~ and dlssrihutin1 essst..
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A magnificent 10: OF CASTOR quadruple plate at
e each Today at Ba<ye'a special sale.
Have yoa visited Green Lake recenltyf II not
70 today and sea atruly beautiful and acces<-
ibIo spok This viii be Scafties charming
Auburn. II you CONTEMPLATE building or par
chasing call Ct room q Kiisen block. and post
yourself
Eoc Ladies' muslin underwear garments.
handsomely trimmed Chester tsieay.
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rnE rol.Id corKrs.

Usual Raand 4 Petty Offenders
Tried and eonsscsed.
cases OF ehaslea Clark, John Muir
sred Wilson. Lots smith. w. Jones'.
'as swaliwood. fAak Miller, s. W.
~ and Perry Meky. Of the party OF
eers arrested Ian SATURDAY pichtu
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INAUGURATION or THE FIRST PREsBY-
TERIAN CHURCH PIPE ORGAN

pIano ana pipe organ recital By Miss Potvin
and Ma Clara =. Patterson, eksissed By tho
Lyric quart~tte Of seattle, viii be given In the
First fmobyter1an church, Third and Madison
streets, = Tuesday evening. May -, 81 8 o'clock.
Tickots n cents. can be had NJ the Seattle music
store an1 II Il Durant, Third street. and Low.
man UndfoRd 8 4 r. CO., Front street
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| coz nNn-rnirsv se.t on go s,de Of Front
VAOsUVV street. petve.n- radison snd
aprins.
m0R NAnr-Fall lot ana three-story busineru
V0OsVWV block on Front street rentius
| for 3l,aoo per annum.
| G26 000- Corner lot and four-stogy buSl-
VOO,SO neM block BESIDE : residence
| in the rcar.) Building rents for ss.aoo per am
num-
| &Q0 000-Twc lotA scuthwsst cosne.
Front and seneca streets; .
One business iocAtioa- The corner viii b
- = - $3.50 = ~
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near Unson. with iE1c$ional lot
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| 40 eoo-rao ,eat = n.,, ana .n.u ham,.
| QSyOOO .nu,heast corner TENN ara
Chexzy; the choicest rssidsnes property IN the
| city.
| 90 60fl -Lot and new l1-room houss. south
| wsst corner Of Madison and
lsss's ~ = ~ n'''1A e0asen's'o
e,,,. .....,. '" se'A'' sp'a1s ana
saA'n
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| ,. s,....s~ ' 80. - 1..s $50 80
George K''a''r' residence.
Building Lots.
|
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| @7Sn-High. slightly lots On Depoe str,ek
| WV west Of Broadway.
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| VsOV Roadway.
|
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|
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Deunrfynenfn In G.
g,
- THIS week.
e = af1Ef9 eo0 Ia0ei
1870 seyp Re was SssnAsrsA
S6t wsrfh-Hev safss Yilea
s...~.--.--rs, ex1>..
--------
<.,,o,4n~nfs az tha superior
- q e1s1Iou yesterday. II Judes
::!i: ,sises,re Is snohomish county.
'-SS NH deyots the entire uook
.!;...-s.ees.
49,. ,..vr er,v
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lac Bal riggan Vests--l2Ac
LADIES' UNDHRwHAR:

200 dozen ribbed Babriggan Vests nc each
100 dozen Balbriggan Vests at sc each
100 dozen Balbvggan Vests a5c and 4sc each
400 Babrggan Vests fancy coo and CSC each
800 dozen pairs plain fancy Cotton Hose pair
plain and colored fancy striped Hose and soc
Line Gallon Hose pair for 25c
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DO NOT WAIT

bound be sold quickly
IS This
positively untlw
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The pleasant favos. sentlc action and soothing
el1ecfs cl syrup MrieA when IN need Of : Lax
attvs. Aad Il Me fnlbes Of mos6<r be costivc az
bilioua ~ nast asstifyinG RESULTS follow lis ma.
- that e Is the best family remedy known and
every fenily shoald have bottle
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sodsment by deiaot in favor Of the
Tor SIS was inferred by Justicr
: 9 Yesterday in Tho repleyin suit Of j.
Seivcrt a Co. agaiet Yakey & Grimes
~ sscover the anounthensioned for goods
md delivered.
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. - 1oss has institued divorce proceed
- seahst Frank To-. praying for legal
eRation on the gro&ds OF abandonment
9 non.support Tht were married in
le1Re. Dakota, in issf
kairick Gleason fileta complaint against
- 0leason for divoee on the grounds
esandonment Thq were married In
saand IN ISL. r. husband alleges
4 hls vile has lived opart from him for
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= attachment sui Of Reese. crandalI
kesznsn. Of Tscon3. against Kuhn 4
In. SSst. y Slaughter. rs tried by Judge
lsnoerg yesterday The plaintiff Vas
nd judgment for b .5ss 81.
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NEW SILK STRIPED FLANNELs,
We Are showing large tine Of outing flannel ..
nov stytes. Chester Cieary.
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S CENTS BLK VESTS
4 full line. ell colors. ladies' silk rests IS
centx Chester Cleary.
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llK llT H)R lBIDn EII.
Nay is.
POSITIVE APPEARANCES =
JACK DGnlseJ's
CONSERVATION
Of r'ss,s 1srt ssaz<a y he sosrAsra.
JACK DEMPSEY,
chsnpsoa sdl1dIs wsszhs PsssiAs q tas verid-
DAVE CAMPBELL,
cs.nsse. Hsssy wsishs = Oregon
PADDY GOR1GAN.
ech4npssa ushtwsIshs d shs world
sissssos ~, sEs sdnissios On his oesssisn
wiiI = - slsosnd Via
Keep Your Eye on the Date.
sssssesa nov ,, ssesss1
Standard Theater
TURNER + HALL
M FRYE, Manager
mlRaaI, HlaI, SallldaI,
NAY -. -. ~.
Absolutely the Erandest production ever
given in Seattle, TIE company now returning
E.ss .ss<s =. 2ysaly triumphant tour Of cali-
SPECIAL, SPECIALLY srxcIAL.,l
/ First sppeanucs here Of the ever BRILLIANT And
most wslcc me g All psodscsions IN basic.ine
nlCx's BEAUSlSUL KvAxaEL1SE.
Gorgeous Ia coatumes. magnificent In seen
cry, with the ST. 1eest cast Of comedians ever
seen ON the Pacific Coast. and with the most
dainty boQuSt a feninino grace, iOyeiine AID
beauty ever gAsncfed II the garden Of bur.
issqns. direct from its militant san Ffancisso
eeGagemeut. where Il impartiaiIy captured the
press - well a. public
No.E--Thts II the famous Boston. New york
and Chtceeo producsion Of .Evsneeiiec. rsnd
tupas. sosnssy. and ealcisn light and aase
FRicKs-si. 50. si.oo. SO
ssau on naie q vanshan's. Third aa cherry,
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5Oc--Flannel Blouses-6O DC

Entire stock Of Jerseys at 10 per cent. discount.
100 Dress Skirts wash goods at soc each.
Cashmere Summers Scarfs immense selection, at 4oc
Beaded Wraps great bargains, at s..
Greater offerings in Cloaks
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Prices are Slaughtered.

English side
Beges
Plads, o pery
all wooldo
q
Tncots all double width, 35c per yard
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WE WILL MOVE

Into building
work completing the building As
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First Appearances here oil the ever brilliant and
most welcome Of eli productions in BuricsqEe
and Opera Boafie. ons only and Incompatible.
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9llHiay, Friday, Saturday,

Absolutely the grandest production ever
given in Seattle, the company now returning
Eaat after rDynily triumphant tour Of CALI
losnta ana The Pacific COST
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-24
THE Exalted Thirty-Third.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-The Su-
preme Council of the Scottish Rite
Masons today elected the following to
receive the thirty-third degree: Chas.
A. Hotchkiss, Texas; G. F. Buck and
w. IT. Benedict, Louisiana; Col r.
Declaimont, Guatemala; ii. w. Hill,
Indian Territory; VIM. r. johnson,
George Koomler, J. w. Pruitt, J. w.
Station, H. E. Livery, ID. e. Wilson,
Kentucky. Nearly all of the above
were present to receive their highest
degree in Masonry.
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The Papers Are Sent Out.

WASHINGTON, d. c., October "a
The two campaign committees have
practically finished their work Of
sending out documents. They are
now on hand only to answer letters
and meet such eleventh hour de-
napds as may be made upon them
for information. Each committee has
sent out enough documents to paper
the land over, and if the 60,OOO,OOO
people who make up this nation are
not educated on the tariff, the PEN
sion. the silver, and the federal cleo
ton questions by November ] 1t Will
not be the fault of the committee.
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An Unusual Sight.

It's decidedly unusual and almost
startling sight to see a donkey runaway
with wagon or cart, especially when it's
heavily loaded. However, when the
animal does make the break, there is
nothing short of cyclone or broken
neck that will stay him. One such I'M
usual sights created pile of merriment
near the City hospital yesterday after
noon, when cart loaded with stove
wood and under charge of pitable look
ing Mexican, was run away with by what
apparently was sleepy jack. The cart
struck a city trash cart and went all TO
splinters, scattering the load of cut wood
and the Mexican like a spray of water.
The sudden jerk upset the donkey and
pinned him to the ground. The fright
ened driver gradually picked himself
up and freed the helpless donkey. The
animal though unhurt, had his spirits so
considerable dampened, that he quietly
and unpassionately stood by, watching
his unfortunate master gather up the
sticks and load them and the fragments
of the cart, in the city trash cart. The
donkey grew so meek that he refused TO
follow, and the master even suggested
that his long-eared animal also be lifted
on the cart, but as no one would help
them lift the donkey, the trash cart
driver drove off, and the Mexican follow
ed slowly, leading the meek, melodious
burrO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"BLLEE TAYLOR

BILLIE TAYLOR"
The New York Opera company selected
very good opera when they sang "Billee
Taylor" before the audience at the Grand
last night. Mr.. Christie took the title
role, and made a splendid fool as the gar
dener. and dashing lieutenant of the
Queens Own. The story is that Billee,
gardener, is to marry Phoebe Farleigh
Miss Sweeney, and while the day is APP
preaching, Sir Mincing Lane, (Mr. Gillon),
meets the school girls of the village,
among them Phoebe, and with Captain
Flapper, kisses them all. The captain
himself, gay Lothario, falls in love with
Phoebe, as does Crab, the schoomaster
Harry Leonard). Resolved on con-
quest the mariner captain presses
both Billee and Crab on board his ship,
and tries to capture Phoebe by his arts,
but is eluded and she, disguised as
sailor, ships on another vessel and fol-
lows in search of her lover. At length
she finds him, but is not recognized and
after triumphing over fate and saving
her lover from disgrace, all ends happily
and Billee and she are reunited and the
schoolmaster and captain are left out.
A good deal of fun is created in the
passages between Crab and Susan
Eddie SMITH, and Susan and her lover,
Ben Barnacle, and Sir Mincing Lane
also created fun by his peculiar
pany, the Belknap Rifles. The chorus is
strong for its members and all the songs
were rendered with an honesty that Is
commendable. This closes the engage
ment of this company in our city.
THE NEXT ATTRACTION.
The next company appearing at this
house is Gayler's Lights and Shadows"
Saturday Matinee and night and Sunday
night. OF this attraction the Boston
Traveller says:
flights and Shadows" strong melo-
drama, was well presented at the theatre
last evening by company of more than
ordinary excellence. The piece deals with
the oft-told story of wronged woman.
her terrible revenge and the usual final
delivery from misery and woe of all con
cerned and peaceful, happy ending. In
this case the story is well told by COM
petent company. The mechanical effects
are skillfully contrived and add much to
the excellence of the whole. The realistic
scene in the witches den and its final
flooding with water was received with
much enthusiasm, as was the scene in the
steel room. There was realism and start
ling situations enough TO please the audi
ence, at the same time it was refined and
strong.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-24
Storeape Warehouse.

San Antonio possesses industries and en-
terprises of almost every conceivable ma
ture, but until quite recently, strange as it
may seem, mo storeage warehouses; places
where brokers whouare overloaded with
consignments of goods might store them
and have their safety insured, where
well to do farmers who wish to hold their
crops for a rise in the market and have
the goods on the spot to deliver in the
event of such rise; persons leaving town
for any time who wished to store their
household goods; where, in fact, any arti-
Gle of merchandise, animate or inanimate,
may be stored, insued and cared for. The
Standard Warehouse company, Col. W.
c. Robards, president; j. E. Cawthon,
manager, has just organized; have three
large buildings convenient to the rail-
ways, and one in the city, and are now
prepared for business. The enterprise
is bound to be q success as San Antonio
has long needed general storage ware
houses.