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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
A Michigan DnN

The third annual meeting OF the
Western Michigan Congregational Club,
will Toe held in the Park Church, Grand
Rapids, Tuesday evening, February -,
1890. A business meeting Will take
places AL $50 for the election Of officers
and hearing reports, and supper viii bo
served, without charge, 10y the young
ladies of the church. at $50. The
brief addresses OF the evening at 7.30.
The following topics VIII be intro
duccd by the gentlemen named and
discussed by others:
The Indians. Jesuits. French, English
and New England as Forefathers IA the
History and Civilization of Michigan"
Hon. +. ID. Gilbert and Hon. Henry
Frahcl1, Grand Rapids; Rev. Leroy
Warren, Lansing; Rev. W. b. Williams,
Charlotte.
The Importance of Michigan as a
National Factor, as seen "a In Its
Location; (b) In It's Resources; lcl In
Its Possible Population" Harvey J..
Hollister, Esq, Grand Rapids.
''Our Obligations % thc Future of
Michigan" Guy Van De Kreeke, kala-
maZoo.
Officers and Committees-Presidont,
James Gallup, Grand Rapids; vice
presidents, Prof. II. &. Bumpus, Ollyct,
Rev W. 4. Waterman, Kalamazoo;
secretary, Rev. Dwight p. Breed. Mich
gan City, Ind; treasurer, Hoyt g..
Post, ESQ, Grand Rapids.
Executive COmmittcc-Revs. ]. Z.
Powell, IT. Uterwyck, G. II. Bealc,
and Ben /. Sargent and John Patton.
Jr., Esq.
Outlook Committec-Rev. W. 3.
Williams, Charlotte; Geo. Parsons,
Natervhct
Membership Commlticc-Rov. y. VI.
Fske, Pm. D., Jackson; Rev. Tbeo. +.
Wilson, Muskegon.
The annual membership fee Of 81
viii be due and pavabio at TINS meet
ing. Music by the church cnor under
Prof. Nowoi's leadership.
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4 CHAPTER OF Mishaps.

Last evening, when the sleet-storm
was at It's height, Mrs. c. c. Humphrey
boarded 4 West Fulton-st. car, intend
ing to go to the residence of her father,
at 90 Jefcrson-sve. Mrs. Humphrey
boards at the Hotel Derby, but often
spends several days at time at her
fathers Shortly after she had boarded
the car, the horse was stalled by the
slect on the track. The lady was too
eager to reach her destination to
wait for the car, and stepping over to
police headquarters, she asked Lieut..
Hurley to order a hack for her. This
was done, and the lady stepped in. But
before the hack started she discovered
that she had lost her purse containing
500 in cash, and two valuable gold
rings Search in the police office failed
to reveal the purse, and the officials
believe that the purse was lost or stolen
before she appeared at headquarters.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

Ch.rlss a Leoazre's Sentiments % ths
sae5eeG
Charles II Ieon4Hd v0iees rs ideas
on Tie Central High school add t.on g.
fg oas AS regards tae sddron 10
taa rtrs- Il 81 school have al idea,
ana { S thls Ia.s cty owns large
piece II groani where tle present
ba.5llg IS situated. aud the la Il has
ana .-l.e annex are near.F nIlr ufl-
a.ea a. j. seeu.s 10 L. tle genera
% u.ol Iu4+ t--e mefe room need
~ tuere U1t sute tul llaua o.
warrant tle t-ect.oa ~ q lAIge All cl-
tftlF leN 5ll1 ~ az 4 cons. .acrAble
expense. but Gle lly owns t4e land
aud me school must have more rOon4
now. WAY noI grade tie lOt GOWN T.
the street on the three sides, aut oulid
au addition in tce shape ot !. three
SIDED annex, frontng close upon the
street ID regular city style. Is what
IS needed only, say tals year 81 sulidlug
On the west SIDE 0t the lot, tnree-stOry
OF twO-story structure, ruuuiag from
INOn street a. Tar south ~ IS nee.
essary. Then AS soon as more room
IS demanded, extend 10, and build
on the south SIDE 10 the same way,
aud II il should ever become necessary
the Lyon-st. side could also be bull up.
Tn, would make a building fronting
the street 0n the north and west, and
the heaQo.uing lots on the south. There
would be plenty OF hight and vent.a-
ton ON All sides, aud tie mann building
would remain just as II is Al present
open 70 the street on the east SIDE, and
having plenty of light also. Arch
WAYS could be bUlt through the annex
on the street SIDE, 20 AFFORD access %
the present building from AL points.
THIS would give all the room that
could possibly De wished for, and the
ward and High school could easily bt
consolidated. II the big grounds We're
used Is play grounds, there would bt
good argument against this plan; but
/ they are not, and 10 receSses are taken.
I BY tins plan the design OF the annex
/ can be made as modern as need be an0
without regard TO the style OF the
architecture IN the old High school. II
/ there should not be demand tOl
more than one side, build that, and le
/ the remaining three sides 60. II SEEM
/ 10 me that 1t would bc economy, auC
/ just as 1ood plan as that OF the pro
! posed annex.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
INTERESTS IN COMMON.
Two Chicago Tirms After John D and
Julia A. Honsan

Adrian Coulter and samuel Perkey,
comprising one firm. and Sigmund,
Emanuel, Max, and samuel Aruste.n,
comprising another firm, both Of Chic
cago flied JOINT bill of compliant Ia
a.d Of two executions against john D.
and julia A iiomau. The first firm
sued Homan on January l7, and OBJ
tanned a judgment for S407.57 and
SOL costs. The second firm did like
wise and obtained Judgment for
S244.56 and s25 costs The complain
ants declare that their interests are
common, and as the judgments were
returned unsatisfed they desire % real
ize upon them.
Ghey claim that just previous 30 the
SUIT lIOman transferred l65 shares ~
stock I'D the Folding Char and Table
Company and that the transfer was
made for tho purpose of avoid ing the
payment OF debt. They therefore petl-
ton the circuit court 10 grant Al n-
junction restraining HomaD from max
ny any further assignment on transfer
of hs property and % cause hm 20
appear ln court and answer 90 their bA
OF complaint.
Upon motion of Fletcher q VANITY.
the conn nauts' solicitors. Judge
Grove Issuet rcsira aug order and
the matter III! be heard ou February
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
COURT RECORD.

UNITED SrATEs-Hon. II. +. Severens,
iudge-In the matter OF the
United States vs.. the Michigan Land
and Iron Company (Imtcdl, ct al. ] he
defendant has filed his bond in the
United states Court conditional for the
payment of any decree that may be
rendered against him IN the case. The
bond Is IN the sum of SIS, 900, with
Frank A. Schultz and James T. keena,
OF Detroit, a suretles. 1t was approved
by Judge Henry B. Brown, of the east
ern district OF Michigan. Upon cXaml-
nation OF the bond Judge Seyerens
directed il to be filed, and also granted
an order confirming the report OF Frank
VI. Moore, United states Commissioner
of Marquette. In the case of
James ". Converse vs.. The Michigan
Dairy Company et al; Winthrop X.
Cadv yesterday filed his bond in the
sum OF $4,000, as receiver, with John
". Blodgett and Lewis I. McCrath as
aureties.
CIRcUIT-Hon. Wm. L. Grove. Judge
Theodore II. Hiuchmau, John II.
Hmchman, Ford d. {. HInchman ana
Charles &. II iucaman vs.. Ambrose 4.
Weeks. tresDass on the case; on trial.
Harry A. Brooks and James A. Brooks
SIS. John g.. Eblc, ST., aSsUmD,It; Jury
disagreed and discharged. George W.
/ Parker -. Charles ". Curtis and Henry
/ NJ. smith, as-umpsit, order allowing
/ plaintiff u Withdraw note from files Oh
substituting true copy.
ON cal to-day. cases SO, %, 50 and lG.
Judge Burch-LevI i. Denton vs.
/ Charles NarsOu; proceedings stayed
/ twenty DAYS. The Village OF Grandville
I SIS. Luman and Lucius Jcnnison. IN
/ chancery; hearing continued. Charles
/ b. Keefer Us. James II. Brown, N
! chancery; on trial; argued and sub
/ m.tted.
On call today: s6, u. 10, SO and 2.
SrrER1oR-Hon. +. A. Burngame.
/ ludge-Izzs Irene Stone vs. George
! stone. IN chancery; hearing in open
court and submitted. Ia re petition
! for writ OF nabcas corpus of Henry r.
( Comstock: petitioner ordered dis
/ charged Michigan Dairy Company vs.
/ The Converse Manufacturing Company,
trespas- on the case; Discontinued 10y
/ stipulation.
/ PRoRArE-Cyrus r. Perkins. judge
7 Estate Of Titus u. Chells. deceased; /;
nlU and petition for prOta'e hled. hear
1 ing March 21 Estate oi walter A.
stevens. deceased petition tor determi-
+ rst0n If heirs filed, hearing March H..
f E-tste 0f joe Willsms. deceased. let
F tors 0f administration Issled ~ Abe
Chase. Estate Oi Michael Delaney, de-
ceased. inventory flied order shat al
clam. he filed 10 coHrt ON or fore
August 1890 Estate of Ansrl Hop
+ Sins. deceased. executor f0al account
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
4 contnsion of w.shlnrton..

BE careful how you address your let
ters 20 Washington. Washington Is
State Washington Is city in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Washington is the
name of nearly forty towns in different
States, AID besides al these there are
Washington Bar, Washington Bor-
ough, Washington Court House, =
Washington Center, Washington Col
lege, Washington Depot, Washing
ton Gulch, Washington Harbcr,
Washington Heights, a Washington
Hollow, a Washington Mills, a Wash
ington Prairie, and Washingtonville-
al DOS t-OflceS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

Wa klss~1 beg r14- p 80 a2kSsy
Tvs s. ar -szs l9s- - - paazs
a-.7 rsl .a4e slrs a.t -a 1er
an 'ssl-s rsn- J s1oSaa - a-ss sseln-
Tre xas saf xe-sz cl eFeFF --lcs 49, -
Igas r.sa-E.g ta saEg t.F -1e ~
Aaf = e.Ils - se.slrg e. ezl
L So haaus1r1 ] 4zsssd 4=r seaue z-s<s
And 1aszrr -.1s s.lrs e. - Ser.
Asto +. l.eAer s14s -ke1 Is u -,
Bst Engs tl-at Z ssgse5 % 81 ossck th-rs
-e tzaTEe- 4s2y ----t 4 seE
Al rhe uext Eiaac called q - - sPF-1asi
r11I sesl1.-1 = t1-- s---asg Q1ce -2or&.
49, -1s ras-s -L l1- .seT al r,-z-4 -
AsI g.-ie-ly e-gssa - l-ss 4..or
3ls hsr re4 ehecSs - rlsl-s1lY aifup4e1
Aa1 reF eya1 S8ooe 80 ~sz-cly urgnt
E.l4- / 1essc1 s1sEe hsr t1o-ga-4 sers
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Bost0z 8so@-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
TRYING TO RECOVER.
r. II. HinohmRn & Sons sue 4. 4. week.
Tor $4,000

]. II. Hinchmau a sons, wholesale
groccrs and druggists ol Detroit, arc
having a suit with Ambrose A. Weeks.
of Grattan. in thc circuit court They
claim that Weeks obtained goods of
them upon false representations, and
are trying 60 recover $4,000.
They claim that Weeks represented
o. the Dun Commercial Agency that he
owned a house and lot worth $4,000. and
twenty acres Of land worth $500. and
Other property, enough % make bim
worth $40 900, clear ot Al dcbts ON
the strength oi tins representation Che
firm gave him credit for = large amount
of goods, and n . short time Weeks
made a general as ssgnmcnt for the
benefit Of his creditors. The FIRM
claims that instead a. being worth $40
Geo. a. be represented, he was actually
ineolvcnt at the time &C. obtained the
goods. and they charge him with fraud
and brlng suit FOR trespsss on the case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
Mrs. vanderbIlt.s Necklace.

Tho diamond and pearl necklace worn
on state occasions by Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt has excited the greatest
wonder and admiration. The striking
feature OF this necklace IS the diamonds
are pierced through the center and are
strung alternately with the pearls 1t
IS said it required many weeks of patient
labor to pierce each stone
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
1IillinerYi NIillIncrHl

Good, at "A great sacrifice. No. q
Canal-st. Ladies, come IN and con
vince yourselves. The finest good.
Hate and BOunets slaughtered all %
pieces. lu order 70 make room for tu-
immense stock of s2r.1g goods just az
uvrC, which, IN fact, viii not be SUR
passed by anybody in my l.1c OF busl-
mess. Ia style and quality.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

shadows oi a Gre4t C.ls nou raa-
npg al keamonds s .ade.d superior
81 many attractions playing m 4sa-
priced tleaters IAae al bl q laaa-
nee today
The sale ot seats ~ tae eseat u..l.
tAfR UelparalilA. ''iae L.ur .uI l.t
Ofay Wnlfa Nll ogeuFf htauluuls
4A.a.er ntxt stiA, iasa as al "a, box
once to-d4a.
lous James Hkes 10 play Oa.ua.
An seioI who loves 80 p.aN h.s .au
generally gives . aPerloI l'erluruaast.
AI James Wlli laaY otneiio 81 Powers
ne2t Monday evening. b G.. Mo,tIes
who Tor nlany years played soeaud
''lG4ds IA baIIcl company, Nlil raaut
Iaeo Ms Mabel Amber. IuI tafoe
years successful memteT ot M
DaiY's famous company Wt he Use
Desdemons The sale oi seats began
al tht thrater yesterday, and the de-
nana NAs such as to give encourage
nlent % the prospect Of Mf. James at-
TIA ting q very large audience. Sncn
ought lo be the vase. iof inus iaI A.s
appearances Wall be thg snakspef-an
event ot the season.
The name Grau mas for years been
before the public ln connection W.lA
preteulOus and tisoarale optUaUC pIo-
ductOus NtAt Tuesday and Ncdu.,-
day evenings the jules GIau op,a
Company ~ be at Powers Ih, opaa-
lug opera vii bc "Iue Brgaul,.
winch comes from q loae un ai tlr
New York Casino. Manager t0hb au-
nounces tAe sale % seats Saturday al
ii. IA.
Again that constant and trcless iol-
er lA the held of muslc, A.. a..
Morenead, ls az tie head auJ
I front Of the Philharmonic Society,
wh.-h Will give Us FIRST popular
conceri az Hartman Hall next Monday
/ evening. The society comprises some
F twenty fine musicians. They have
/ been preparing for this event for some
/ ume, and we shall pr0hahiy hear one of
1 the best orchestras ever organized n
( Grand Rapids. They Wll bo ass sted
by Mrs. Eta Yale, soprano; John H..
/ KRONER tenor, and J.. J.. Eddy. hassC.
+ The Grand Rapids oratorlO society. 200
voices strong. viii render some popular
choTuscs. Tho sale of seats ls now n
/ progress al Geo. -. HefrCk's music
store, on Fountains @hc devotcts ol
song and harmony should turn out and
4 give the Pblilarmoulcs "rOuseT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
Lightning During a snow-storn.

BosroN. Feb. 1o.-During brisk
snow-storm Tuesday night an electrical
storm passed over this city, the light
ming being remarkably vivid and the
thunder heavy. In the telegraph Office
the wires were greatly affected. IN
Cambridge the lightning disabled an
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
a Holiday Experience.

Stephens-Why George. what is the
natter? Your coat is torn, your hat
crushed, and yourself well-nigh a
physical wreck. Have you been the
victim Of footDads?'
Victim Worse than that I've been
shopping with my wifo and got caught
IL tta crust o~0-tDi ,. ~-,in counter
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
Fire In Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 19-Davis Bros.
& por,er's oil refinery caught fire
in spite OF the efforts of the fremen &C
subdue the flames was entirely de-
stroyed. The loss is estimated at $40, 600
folly insured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
first rrort, at Housekeeplpr.

She-Why don't you eat your pie, ny
dear? Is the lower crust too heavy2
He-I don't know about that, darling.
but [ believe you could skate on the
upper one.-Jury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
This LIST is furnished ~ ". Z. scribuer.
realestata dezlor Is Pear a.

This list is furnished ~ " K Scribuer.
real estate dealer. Is Pcsr-st..
John Niuer 20 France Bier. lots "a and
T. ~0uflwick 4 Tlchf's sub ..-..... $40
Eugene J tSrreil O. Julia a. beftraf.
t9f - glhcrt's sab ..-.. .....-. Ap
Henri n Ncrthrcp - sophia Winter
and III + kuss. 81 r. O. :. Dix :.
@cTlhnrr Turner'S second sfd . $50
David r Dennis 20 Gertrude II l0ueH.
lot 81. blk ,. Deuriss Sub %
John koster o. F.ossie j iieA -ies. y
~ q lot 10. blkz Stocking 4 smiths
Favln Wrghtto Fred Hausea. part
0f h.k = Smith a a. AT e1 aaf Lof
I'm Is Rakeslee 90 -amue. M0r-
mon. Iof - finrhs fnird add AZ
John PhHbrDosE g. filga ID fhI-
brooks lots and ?. BIB -. Cedar
Springs ~
Henry 1 ,s'uweI % olive Caldwell
- scs m secs and - tra -
Fralk - tGrffss 81 Franz ~ Graves
part Iof 81. Cost Curtis pay ~ 80
Alfred r. alN - Size don a Ien. Iaf =,
h.k = lo.f Coz ada 4.lt
John Mohrha~f o. ihss ] IIr.r7f.-
raa. iofs and 81 Nohrhar1 second
Lern- F-rnFH- % John ~ 1e.er-
haas- .sf rF Rem. A irtrf
Uns sd1 eP
Harrv rs -serfe-e fo Jrhn "esh rerf
~ - sw ~ sHr r. sparta -
Pc isrt r sH esr So E sparta .
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

F~- sef-srv. for rgr 81 s-5 for .rr-
urover- - tns corr t.eEsca. n0fEillE
oaals Fszszal PewaeS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-12
Real Estate Deals.

Joseph Jacques to William Muth,
lot s, block |, Grayson street. So, 500.
Christina Wills 10 VIM. Bruce and
Leonard Bertram, $40 acres surveys
l31 and 1872, miles northeast of city,
SIS 900.
J. NJ. Ormand ct al. to J w. Fowler,
100 acres, survey 49, 1-2, IS miles from
city, $500.
Andres Lingsweiler TO Otto Rock,
81 varas on Laredo street, 81, 500.
West End Town company to L. G.
Kennedy, lots i, IA, IS and l6, block
2, Pennsy lvania avenue, ST, $50.
Pteer Jud to Patrick Fields, lot s.
block 4, Iowa street $50.
Sam Maverick to Marie Critzer, LOT
8 and north l-2 of lot A., block S, Main
avenue, 81, 100.
Albert Maverick to Richard and
Mary G. Dixon, lot 6, block As, ave. B
$3.50.
JAY f. Adams to Name NJ. Adm s
lots IL, l3. IA, Is, l6, block IA, Laurel
Heights, 81 600.
Jay E. Adams to J. NJ. Du kes, lots
4 and 5, block IA, Laurel Heights
5000. -,
r. Russell and others to J. 5
Alexander, by sheriff surveys l79 | 2,
176 BAL 76. IA. III, 17S, 176 lilo, III
179, $50, 1874, Bexar county, for S4,7S5
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CIR &C E R Re S

We invite your attention to
our unexcellcd facilities for
serving you to better advan-
tagc than others. Our stock
is larger and more varied than
any in the state, and our prices
are the lowest always. We
solicit the trade of merchants
only. Parties who contem-
plate going into the retail gro
Gerry business will do1well to
figure with us before placing
their orders. Mail orders
conscientiously filled.
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STAGE EWS.

Dixey's "Seven Ages" will open at
Pittshurg Feb. Il.
J. K. Emmett has cancelled his
sou hern dates.
Margaret Mather has given $4,000
for Jules Barbier's play, Joan d. Arc"
in which Sarah Bernhardt has made
a great success.
The safest 'road" territory Is con-
coded to he that of New England
where the jumps are short and the
natives are attentive daily newspn-
per readers.
Sarah Bernhardt has begun the
: study of Romeo in English, and may
play it to Miss Margaret Mather's
Juliet, in America, next season.
John r. Rogers, the husband OF
Minnie Palmer, has written to his
friend, w. w. Randall, in this city,
explaining the sudden collapse OF
"Cinderella" at Her Majesty's the
atre, London.
An English syndicate has been
| formed to establish q circuit of thea
ters in England, similar to the circuits
in this country They intend to use
American plays.
Nellie Bly,, the clever World cores
pondent, will make lecture tout
under the management Of j. M. Hill
She begins next Sunday at the Unior
square theater.
The skirt dance introduced in "Blue
beard, Jr.," at Niblo's garden, has
caught the town. 1t is very pretty
Venezuelan contra-danza, which II
called the Marengo in Caracas anc
Porto Cabello. 1t is composed OF leg
and lace.
The Nellie McHenry company lit
tie while ago tried their new pla!
"Meg, the Wild Flower" while at
overnight stand 1t PrOved so utterI!
bad that the MSS. of the play was re
turned to its author with thanks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-12

County Court.
The commissioners this morning az
pointed the following presiding Of
ficers of election precincts in Bexar
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Crtmtr ais Tow.

Deputy Sheriff VIM. Krempkau
lett last night for Orange, Tex,
where he goes to secure l. n. Gentle,
wanted here for theft Of watch.
Capt. r. J. Hughes went to Temple
yesterday to bring here J. r. P.
Richardson, accused of embeZzliug a
horse. Richardson was arrested in
San Angelo by Sheriff J. w. Johnson
and taken TO Temple, where he will
be taken in charge by Capt. Hughes.
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Alb. FRANK & CO..
Wholesale GrCCerS,
San Antonio, Texas.
PERSONAL Notes.

Charles Florian and wife leave to-
day for New Orleans.
TT Johnson left for New Orleans
last night.
B. G. Couchman is registered at the
Maverick
III. s. Little, of Denison, is stopping
1T the Maverick.
John Dell is registered at the Nav
-sri(k from st. Louis.
George A. Sparks, of Fort Smith, Is
, quatered at the Menger.
I'M. Richard is quartered at the
Maverick from New Yo'k.
L. w. Goldberg has rooms at the
Maverick from Philadelphia
Joseph Cottraux Is at the Menger
for few days, from Arkansas Pass.
A. J. Henderson, of st. Louis, regis
ters at the Central.
H. Miles and wife, Of Boswell, are
gests at the st. LeOnad.
J. w. Thompson. of San Luis Pc
Eosi, Mex, registers at the Southern
H. J. Fisher, OF Ell PasO. is regis
tered at the Central.
Mr.. Albert Prooandt, of San Ange-
10, is in the city.
H. C. King, of Stockdale, Tex, is
an arrival at The st. Leonard.
r. s. Grant, of Austin, registers at
che Southern.
A. NJ. Dyer of Piedras Negras, Mex
SEQ, stops at the Southern.
Henry A. Parrish, of Omaha Neb.,
stops at the Central.
HIT. Keenan,. general agent of the
G, B. and @. railway burlington
Route i at the Maverick.
J. Mcmillan, commercial agent Of
the 5. P. railway, has gone to Flatonia
and will return today.
Mr.. Peters, we'll known railroad
man of New Orleans, arrived yester-
day aud can be found at the Menger.
XXX. KEENAN,, a we'll known citi-
zen of Milwaukee, Wis, is located at
she Maverick.
Chas. Barnard, Of Sabinal is in the
city supplying the butchers with fat
%0eeves.
Tom Kingsley, travelling passenger
agent for the L. Il ~, is in the city,
and stops at the Menger.
Miss Torres, daughter Of Modes to
Torres, lelt yesterday for the city OF
Mexico, to attend school.
L. D. Powell of Flat Creek South
Dakota, is registered at the st.
Leonard.
Chas Vensble, advance represen-
alive OF "Lost in New York" Co. is il
the city.
F. w. Wassenich and wife, Of
Floresville, are guests at the st
Leonard.
John A. Burrows, prominen
Knight of the grip, of Cincinnati, il
registered 1T the st. Leonard.
M. M. Jewett, live stock agent o
the NJ, K. and T railway, headqu sr
ters at Fort Worth, is in the city anC
can be found at the Maverick.
DIR. G. Ct. Clifford returned yes'er
day from trip to Dallas and For
Worth. The Doctor says that Sal
Antonio is the only city in Texas +
live, and that Fort Worth Is dead.
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side at No. 300, Matagorda street, and
u reception will be held there next
Sunday.
County Court.

County Court.
The commissioners this morning a1
pointed the following presiding OF
ticers of election precincts in Bexal
county:
No. II. p. Hickman, Jr.
No. g. Guerguin.
No. S-F. N. Sanchez.
No. 4-E. Oppermann.
No. 5-F KrIsoh, Sr.
No. CIV. b. Hamilton.
No. 7-E. Menger.
No. S-J. r. Cloud.
No. 0-John Stevens, Jr.
No. 10. G. Berrey.
No. 1l-Louis HUH,
No. 12-H. w. Bitter.
No. l3-P. J. Schit'ers.
No. IA. f. Wultf.
No. 15-Henry Pauly.
No. &c. Rnssy.
No Up. Olivarri.
No. Io-Thos Quintana.
No. bed. Galan.
No 20-E. X. lyman.
No. 21-Max Aue.
No. 22-C. A. Rumpel.
No. GA. Maltsberger.
No. 2+-Phil Prlnz.
No. Or. B. Evans.
No. 26-R. ". Barton.
No. GA d. Jones.
No. GA. l.. Buesche.
No. 29-Arthur Dillon.
No. 3O-H. Eek terhoft.
No. 31-J. Gembler.
No. 32-J. +. Slater.
No. 33-Theo. Felix.
No. 34-J. f. Beck.
No 35-Sam Rogers.
No. 36-Chas. Gaskins.
No. 37-Rlas Herrera.
No 3S-Theo. Trip.
No. 39-H. r. NOrthway.
No. 40-Ranon Hern ,ndez.
No. 4l-Frank Ashley.
No. 42-Antonio Seguin.
No. 43-Frank TOudouZe.
No. 40 H. Bennett.
No. 45-J. B Bywater.
No. 46-Wm. D.ugherty.
No 47-Chas. Edwards.
No. 4S-!V. G.. Randall.
No. 40 B. Van Raub.
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In offering to become one OF CoIIec-
tor Clark's bondsmen Senator Far
we'll has made friends of what he
considered the mammOn of political
unrighteousness. He has reflected
credit upon himself in so doing.
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Snow. "BeautIruI," SIC.

The Arkansas Pass train from Kerr
Vile came down this morning, cover
ed with snow. The train men state
that quite a heavy fall Of snow Oc-
CURED there.