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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-23
Lariat Jim CorraIed.

WICHITA, Kan, September 23.-
Che noted horse thief "Lariat Jim, "
whose real name is C. E. Brown, and
whose horse stealing in the Indian
Nation has covered a number of years,
WAS arrested here this morning by
The sheriff of the county. The man
has been an outlaw for years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-23
A Move For the Charters.

CHICAGO, September 23.-At the
suggestion of Mayor Cregeer, the
council last night passed resolutions
requesting the mayor to ask the
attorney general of state to begin
actions in quo warranto against the
gas companies which form a gas trust,
for the purpose of forfeiture of their
charters,
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VXX--PEARL BEER XXX
The Austrians at Home.

VIENNA, September 23.-Emperor
Francis Joseph and Count Kalnocky
have returned. to this city. The
|Fremden blatt comments on the sig
|nificance of the imperial meeting and
|the Austrian Emperer's decoration o.
|the German chancellor.
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In n Critical Condition.

OTTAWA, Ont, September 22.-The
iouble raft stuck in the Duchesne
rapids yesterday, and SO far no efforts
10 reach it have been successful.
Much excitement prevails, the posi-
tion OF the crew being most perilous.
III the raft should break up it would
be impossible to save them.
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Too Much Rain Over There.

PARIS, September pa storm at
|Marseilles today flooded many houses,
caused great damage to roadways
hnd destroyed an immense amount OF
property in the environs. Three
persons were killed and several were
Injured by the fall of wall. Heavy
rains and floods are reported in other
harris of the south of France.
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Alamo Pilgrims.

September 22.-Lew l.. Scott, Quincy,
ILL.,; - Celeste, New York; |. J. Rice,
TYLER: J. w. Merritt, Indianapolis: J. Il.
White, Cincinnati: Chas. f. Clint, Dallas:
Claude Chittendcn. Parsons, KaS.; Mr..
and Mrs r. II. Wade, WOoten Wells; c.
o. Smith, Leeling, Tex; o. 7. Gray,
Cherokee
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A Large Contingent Idle.

PARIS, September 23.-Etght thous-
and lace workers are idle at Calais in
consequence of the strike. The author
tiles have drafted an extra regiment,
as trouble is feared.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
uPETo THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
The Armenian Trouble

The Armenian Trouble.
CONsTANTINoPLE, September %
A conflict has taken place between
Turks and Armenians at Van. in
which forty were killed chiefly Turks.
The Armenian officer who was shot
recently has died of his wounds.
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One of our local undertakes, while
ont shooting Sunday, near Mitchelrs
AXE. came across pretty skunk, and
held the animals head with his gun
wn.f. he tried 10 kill it with his foot. He
c.u'twecr the same suit of clothes now.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-23

Judge Bryant decides that stealing
three car loads of cattle is only one
offense, and remands O'Neil to the
Muskogee authorities for trial.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~SSCS-C-S---S-----
SELLS BROTHERS AND BARRETTS' Great
est Show on Earth. at San Antonio not
until Thursday, November 6.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adametz, Edward V. Pebuk lstave. 73d-st..
Yeas, $1,000. e. 49,, ,,,,
Blown. Kosc to Association for Relief Of Aged Indi.
Iannon. VI j. 70 X III l. townsend. 1O5th-st, 9TH
ave- ] yen $4,000.
2daye 3 years. $1,000.
brigham Win ii, to Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
orthei John TO r l. Brewer. N S 141st-st sth-avc,
Carroll Caroline S. to Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
N : Sjth.st Jth-aye, ] year, $4,000.
Cyee simon, TO Nathan Cohen, 1872 Rdge-st. install
Cayinato Bros TO Ottingcr. n 53d.st. 0th.aye.
Cohen Herman TO Dry Dock Savings Institution
Ave II lot las map Lesndrit's Farm, / year sol 700
Cos5roVe Phip tn II Buttefworth, n Andrews Place.
az C,raud-aVc. 5 years, s.. 900
Caraghcr. Francis 10 \ X Ely, No "A Morton-st, 3
yeats fi2 600. 49,
ingtnn-st demand, s13,50O .
Danrccer Man, 10 : II Browncll. So Leroyst. mort
'Fr,nkc VIM II. 10 German American II f Title Guar.
ante. N : loithst, Of New-ave, | year, $4,000.
gray John ", Mutual Life Insurance Co. s e cor
5th.aVe aud 9Oth-st. mortgages. to7 900,
Goodman, Louis To Jacob Rcscf NO IL Pittst years,
. mortgages, 5000.
9r,nan odd Fellows Hall Association, to Geo Ehrct
n : sihst " ~ ls:-ayc years $50 600.
ftumhut Il, % Farmers Loan and Trust Co, 3o3S Car
eosa Annie v 70 Union Dime Bank. s7thst of
Iexnqton.ave. / year, $4,000.
e;oidberg Louis, 10 Harper. executor. Allen-st.
years o., 500 ~, 60, - Allan. - -, r...
at. 4 years. $1,000
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Hollis. Emma +, TO W Hollis a 0''n''' VI ''A'
ave year 70 Chapman, s4th-st Of ssa'avs'
in'nii Hansen e. schnuss S2ds Of lnsve'
year s4'So to Title Guarantee and Trust Co, No
f.sacs E%ahu 81. e Zoo Rum S'An''" " '''
n'y Jacobs. Elias Miet1, is@ave cor 2''h-'''
yer kSpsE to wil'n'hy' i0'n.'' OF ''n,
ave- nsai' 9red to Frederick (see Transfers.
"0 IeVn, %aks Ferdinand Kur1mann' e'hs' OF
Ave.A, years $500 90 ueorv..s. years, g. $50.
LIONS Hairy to Mutual Life Insurance Co. 20 bow
cry oxther sarah r. to Ballard, 45h-st Lexine'
'0na ee omsr to Elizabeth Cotton 71sts iish'
ave y years ~ Ellen Ward 13thst. Avenue
A. Years Sjs sUos to Ritts 1olst-st. Lexing.
tonsvs nstals; ~ Priest Deanceyse, Sheriff.
st. years C2l sV'I ~ 10 A Mitchell n S 2othst W
5thH,sye ye 1aSn to Life ms Co. No 20 West
4et Mssr hs carl G. to William Buckley Intervale
1S5thss si Esa TO Duncan SO Ptst years.
Parker James Annie Porter sdaye' S7'h't'
y Hechtea George p VIM Beade''On and ano 'ru'
RonIs Fred VIZ Geo Hyatt 70h'''' Of
AVE sapiaei Sarah Savings Bank lleth's
Of SdsNe l; yf and Wife Eliza Famham
N istesst Of 7shave. $40 900 r.. a. 800
ma s cRs q s
s.tinas Rank Henry-st, Lot 1,Oll Henry huesers'
Rely fSoV and S ms. to s,S Goo Peabody ri
llS SmS Joel B. to Martin Diskins 7th-ave, OF
Smith, john Mutual Life ms Co. 'sh-'' Of
od.nve I yr, sS, 900. c,,a g, . ., cro.hv... q
Shes. Daniel and wife to Frederick Brewer; lSd
ST. S 81 Franz l. and wife VIM Mackenzie; ssth'
st. M %s' S' WIFE to John Schneider 30 Car
moe ss%e TO yTs oFT fdson same property
Scott. Alfred p and S W BOVINE to ao 4 Levy
,yaoster,st Nos I67 to III year, Sl5,ooo -. 49, Oh
Stsrn Anna to excrs S + Lyon oothe'' gu
ave- spencer joseph trustees GreenWich'st
CottsndS'f John n To- Mutual Life ms Co. osth-st
od.aye, year. 5000 . con,r., Tenet IN trustees
N sIn y Fain ct al sith-st. Boulevard years
s sa%s to William Williams and Thos Egbert same
proPsmrS 70 Vim MACKENZIE, n SSth-st, Boulevard
yeaS ms TO- excr VIM Ludlam same property, years.
s15roo0, pen,amin A. to Edmond Trowbridge, w S
7th.ave. 13oth-st year, slooo'
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REAL ESTATE.
pIrcTNEsS AT THE EXCHANGE.


The principal feature OF the Real Es'a'e EAcnange
,ordov was the sale by the heirs OF Paul A. Oliver,
., ,6a lots at Fort Hamilton, situate on the Shore
po,d and running up to Thirdavc The most i'm
or,,nt plot offered was the residence and twelve lots
IN the shore Road, adjoining FIrst-ave This prop
o-,, vn, bought by A. b. Duryea for $4,000 Lots
a. he rear In Olivcr-s. and First ave, Drought IN me
naighborhood OF $3.50 to 800 apiece. LOIS In
I'm the same block, brought from 1928 to
$40 each. In Ninety second-st lots Drought In tho
ocbborbood OF 1900 apiece. and In Ninety first. from
sI,S 10 $40 eacn. Another important plot offered
cinneing TO the same estate was the Waterfront ana
siI acres under water In front OF the mansion This
no. houCht by :. ID. Duryca, for S3O,OOO. The sale
lasted over two hours and every lou was ACTUALLY sou
The corner of Goerck and Broome sts., being NOS.
90 ard rs Broome and Nos. - TO IL G0erck, consist
, ~ two and three story brick and frame buildings,
ne aGered The plot is 50x10O. John Byrns was
,be bnyer at S3l 900. Nos 3d. SIT and $40 One
bnndrd and forty rstst are two story and basement
frIme dwellings, plot 5Ox1OO They sold Tor
All 600 - Hugh " Gartlan. Fifteen lots In Ninety
fourfh and Ninety fifth sts and four lots In First
ave- sold as follows The OF Ninety ffth-s for
AZ 5o5 TO L. j. a. l. Phillips the adjoining lot for
a. 400 and the next two for S51OO EACH Lots In tho
rear I'm Ninety fourhst, brought 100 each, and In
Nincty-fftllst. 81, 1OO. each - 49,
The foIIowing sales at private contract were re
nortcd plot Of ground and buildings. known as Nos
, and East Fifty ninth St., adjoining Fifth
tor Albert 5 Ewing to Abram Schwartz, at 100000
Vns 347 and 416 West Twenty -ffthst., two i've
tory brownstone apartment houses each 25xSSX1OO,
Tor II G. Winters at 1855, 600, and No. 328 West Forty
seventh st. a five, story brownstone doublehat house,
osxs5xl0O, to q. link, at S31 900.
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Aurtiou Sales.
DUBLiC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND

ID UBLIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND
i MATERIAL AT NAVY YARD, NORFOLK.-Nayy
Department Washington ID. C.. May l. ls90.-In accord.
ance with provisions Of the second section Of the aes
vol 81 page 200. there will be sold at the Navy Yard.
Norfok certain supplies belonging n the Navy.
dcmned as unit therein. consisting q provisions
clothing small stores yeomans stores candles and locks.
1he Gales wifi be at public auction for cash. highest
bidder and VIII commence at 10 a. No. June ~ 1880. and
cnntns from day TO day until all
ces are sold or offered deposit Of ten cent will b
required the time OF the sale on me purchase not ia
the removal Of articles within ten days which deposit
will he forfeited United States In the event u failure
b nav such balance and make removal within the tins
stated Schedules OF the articles 10 be offered can be
cured from the Comnandant OF the Navy Yard Norfolk.
The articles sold removed without expense TO the
Government. T. NJ. RAMSAY. Acting secretary OF The
Navy.
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Proposals.
4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New

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OF ali proposals. Envelopes containing proposals should
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KINGSBRIDGE
path WARD, NETWORK CITY.
Cbarmingly situated the crest OF Kingsbridge
ueights overlooking Harlem Valley, the Palisades
~ the Hudson and commanding lovely and extensive
poses that have been offered In the city OF New
York.
RAILROAD STATIONS
Of the ~ Y Central r. r.. and the y. 7. City and
Northern r. r. are but a few minutes walk from this
PROPERTY Express time about As minutes TO Recor-st
LIBERAL TERMS.
Sixty per cent NAV remain mortgage at per cent
TITLE GUARANTEED free Of cost to each pur
chaser by lOlicy OF Title Guarantee and Trust Co
An ELEGANT LYNCH VIII be served before Ihe SAFE
TONER so Libertyst. and 3d-aye. and 140th.st
DETER F. MEYER Auctioncer.
MADIsON.AvE. COR 3sTH-ST,
CHURCH PROPERTY KNOWN AS lions CHURCH.
ADRIAN II. MULLER son
will sell at auction
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1890
nj IL o'clock at the Real Estate Exchange,
nv ORDER OF THE RECTOR WARDENs AND YES.
TRYMEN OF THE CHURCH OF LIONS
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Session from June % TO September 3. Terms, sl30.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A GLASS FOR BoYs.-Intermediate and ADVANCED
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catalogue ready MAY 8.
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n C. HENDRiCKSOS. Principals.
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w A collegiate school for boys military drill ney
gymnasium. CHESTER DONALDSON, A. NJ
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