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FUTURE DAYS.
TRTsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PROPERTY On FIFTEENTH STREE. BE-
TWEEN l. AND VI STREETS NORrHWESr.

BEING PART OF SQUARE NUMBERED ia.
By virtue of deed of trust daily recorded in Liher
No. lSS folio :OS e seq. one Of the Land records OF
the District of Columbia, and the request Of the
holder OF the note secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, in front OF tine premises. MONDAY,
MARCH THIRrIETE. A. ID. 1891. AT HALF-pAST
FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, the following de- cribed real
estate, situate il the city WASHINGTON District Co.
Iumia, to Wit: Being part OF square numbered two
hundred and fourteen (9li beginning same al
point hundred and two feet three inches IO. feet
inches north from the southwest of the square
and running thence north ten QO feet 90 inches
thence east seventy (1ll feet six 90 inches thence
south ten O)fee nine 80 inches and thence
CID feet six 90 inches to the place OF beginning
together with all the improvements easements. rights
PRIVILEGES and appurtenances to the belonging
IN snywise aipe-taInin9.
Terms Of sale: Onehalf of tine purchase money TO be
paid in cash and the balance in two equal instElients
respectively. IN one I'D and two 90 with interest
at tO cent annu, payable semi annually,
notes to be secured by deed Of the properly
sold all cash. at the option OF the de
post OF 500 required al tine of sale Terms sale
be complied with in ten Q0) days from day of sale
otherwise TIE trustee she right resell the
properly at the and OF eefauting purchaser
after five days Advertisement. All conveyancng and
recording at purchasers cost.
BURR r. TRACY, Trustee.
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C0L0RED BATTALIONS.
A Conference Held at Headquarters
Between All Parties Interested.
MATTERS FREELY DISCUSSED.

Messrs- Bruce. Lynch and Chase of the Citi-
lens Committee Admit That There Has
Been No Race Observation-Disclosures ida-
ton Necessary.
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LIKE GEN. GRAsr's.

Ihad cancer on my tongue FATAL RESULTS
that spread until my throa. FROM
WAS affected that coull DANGEROUS
scarcely swallow. Myphy- SORES HAVE
stefan said it was u case OFTEN
very similar to Gen. BEEN
GRANTS. 8. s. 8. cured me AvERTED
sound and well. believe BY
it saved my life. TAKING
Mrs. A. NJ GOLDSMITH. SIS
Brooklyn. n. Y. @
Book on Blood sad Skin Diseases M.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
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& BENSIN6ER. Auctioneer.
-. Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FORTY HEAD OF
HoRSES AND MARES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
HARNESS. ETC, ETC.
Vial be sold at the bazaar, $40 Louisiana ave.. on
SATURDAY MORN1NG, MARCHTWENTY-TIRST
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
~ mead OF horses and Mares In this stock will he
ALSO
II head of railroad Horses and Mares been used
by the Washington and Georgetown Railroad COua-
pgny.
ALSO
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
For the District Government, Brown Horses.
ALSO
new Dayton Wagons. . new Business Wagons 9
new bu:gies and 20 assorted secondhand Wagons
Bug2ies. Pbaetons. Harness. &c, &c.
Horse buyers should not tail TO attend this sale.
mnlS-t 5. BENSlNGEIi. Auct.
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ID ATcLIFFE. DARR Co. Auc,ioneers.

- ATCLifFE. DARR L CO.. Auc.ioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE STAT. On THE NoklHEAST CORNER
SEiSG H6%sE RNG fEEMisEs ~. 100
1871 and recorded March 10 i ISL ai n LbeT SS,
$ 1s.S iatsa +
part of lot numbered in square 9O2. beginning for
running thence north on seventh St. east a feet,
thence east * feet inch. thence south - iee thence
proved BY a two-story brick house.
Terms Of sac: onethrd cash: balance in equal in
sediments AT six. twelve and eighteen months with
interest at the rate 2; Per cent per snnnn from day
or ali cash at the parcIasers o,,t;op 1s a.
800 required at time OF sale. Terms t. he complied
to Properly s al is f a shs res Of
defaultins purchaser All cOnveyancing and record
WA. ii. SHoI.Es,
mh17d&ds EDWIN Sutherland Trustees.
CH hAAs cry SALE SAL e, OF ,, XAkuABIE IMPROVED
00T Tn PEN NsTN AvINSE HMp FoTk;
sYLvANfA AVENUE tf. 10' f''' AND 4'' fESN-
District umba passed on the 9Th day OF Mars 81.
1889, in equity cause No. 1857, wherein Edward f.
and fn shall s to the
The aF lSGni f Fl ph On on
lssi. al QUARTER PAST Fouk O'Clock p M Il.
81 sa 1ae as s,fE o e,
twenty eight (2S) and twenty mine COD of James H.
Sarles. trustee. subdivision part ORIGINAL one
also part Of original lot twenty ( IN said
Said sub lot ~ is situated corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Az street. having frontace
OF % feet and Inches Pennsylvania avenue by
depth Of lUo ieet and inches ON AZ street 1t ia
improved by tlree-story brick building.
Sald suD iof ~ adJons the preceding the west
having frontage OF IL feet PENNSYLVANIA ayenue
by AVERAGE depth Of 81 - ana is improved by
two-story brick building
said part Of lot "A fronts fec. on ~ street. is of
| IRREGULAR shape and contains $40 Square feet Of
ground. -
Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree third
o. the money IN cash and the balance two
equal install payable in and two years re-
spectyely from the day Of sale cash. ut the on
ton OF the purchaser. The deferred payments shall e
cured by deed of trust upon the premises sold and
bear interest from tie day Of sale At the of per
cent Per annum, payable acmi-annually. A deposit
of 500 to ne made wnen the property cold Ii the
terms OF sale be not complied with in days from
day OF sale the trustee tho right resell at
the isk and cost OF the defaultine purchaser after
days previous advertisement. All conveyancinx Il
JOHN c. HEALD, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer mSi3-is:
TINTED STATES NARsHAL's sALE-BY VIZ
tue o. writ OF er fscias issued out of the clerks
and 70 me drsted viii ssl 4 puSc sale. So4 cash.
in front of tine horse Of Ratcfi6e Darr Co. geo
EISHTH DAY OF MARCH. issi. 4 Ten toShSaa;
A. M Al the right, title, elatm and interest Of the
70 Wit; Two CD Notop One-horss Wagons; One 0j
Iron Safe Seized and levied on q the Foods and
chattels Of the Kansas City Psckne Company and viii
g 3: Inc ssas ss e. q s tn
.DAAIE - RAESDELL, United statss Marshal.
BATCLIkfk, DA8b co. Auctionoegs mh17-1ot
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nhlqdSds

M ASH NGION AND ETONN RAILROAD
w BONDS Al AUCTION
A. II: Miller * will sell st aurtion on MEnNFS-
DAa. MARCH IAENIh -rIfIH. 1881. Al HALF
PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK. al tie Real FStat. ~
rh3il-e. No. "a Liberty street. New York city. SUo
OF the last issue OF these bonds Ter cent
inte-esf, haN option couy tlStOn INTO stok
whenever authority shall lie conferred n. company
TO make the fplsltlsll IN
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The Evening Star

is the Oldest and most firmly estab-
lished newspaper published in the
District of Columbia, having won the
high position it holds in the conf
dence of the people of Washington by
forty years of faithful and answering
devotion to their interests, without
regard to any other influence or CON-
sideration whatsoever.
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! u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts.
4 ~ .te0 Penna. ave. n ".

II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts..
~ .t2O Penna n. ".
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FOUR HORSES
CARTS, CniTIvATnKs, HARK6Ws .P y 1i'GHS
LOT CRUSHED STONE. PRUNING TOOLS,
MOVING MACHINE. ABOUT THREE TONS
OF hay, &c, Nc.
BY yirtn. OF an order passed the 18th DAY of
March. 1871 by the supreme Court of the District of
Soui,tpi: holding special term for probate busi-
n, 81, Will SCI, by pubic alrtion, on THURSDAY,
the IN ENrl SIKH DAY OF MARCH A. D. iSsJi
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. tine FARM or TIiE
LATE
GEO. II. BALDWIN,
ON The HAMILTON ROAD, about one and Qulr-
TER miles above ST. ELiZABETKS ASYLUM via
ANACOsT1A BRIDGE, all the personal effects be-
longing 10 e estate OF the said Geo. Ii. Baldwin, de-
ceased, anu to winch invite attention.
"; 4 BALDWIN. Administrator.
RATCLIFFE. DAKR CO., Auctioneers.
mh1g-Ut
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CHAs. W. HANDY. Real Estate Broker.
" Ssl -. n w

CHAs. W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker.
" sr.g ? -.
VALUABLE NEW FLEVEN- ROOM PRICK HoUsF
Nc. l;sn TWELFTH strict NORTHWEST.
BY AICTION-
On TIL RSDAN AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY
slAih, 1871. AT FIVE OCLOCk. We viii sci. IN
front OF the premises.
PARTS or LOTS II AND Il IN
S9UAkE No. 3il.
fIo.tlng ~ feet on Twelfth stree and running hark 20
lS'Sot alley. next 90 the corner and Rhode
istani avenue northwest snd iowa Ci-rie. I'm
proved ~ substantially and hn-ly uilt urck house,
containing II rooms snd bath cabinet nantes lesti
~ iuihafe supplied with electric bells and speaking
. .1 tlfonsh9Gt, approved laundry srTiiAnc h%su
utu,.y Iai-red ami nnishsd gtnerally the most
modern ana sui Sisntlal The houss Just
coinr.eted being yet in charge of the wafchmsn who
purchasers.
terms one-fourth cash. hslGnce n enc and two
seas interest NJ the rate - Ter cent per annum
on the deferred pa menS ron day sale. rgd 10
utt OF tt>t on rhe property sold. all cash. the
option OF the purchaser. tt.IoS,i 500 required
~ Time o. sale Terms To co!ug,isl With Ia af-n
day. OF tie reht Is reserved resell the
cost OF Ieiaultins pur ha>er All convey aulng and
recording q parChaser's cost.
mhlq-dkds aH,f,.na.,s
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/" 1t is a scientific fact that
Royal Baking Powder is
absolutely pure.
ssH. A. MOTT, PHI. D., LII. D."
Late u S. Government Chemist
AUCTION SALES.
TONfORROW-

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. AT 5a1
9TH northwest lot of Notions Taole Linen.
POCKET BoaSs, Ladies Hand Stitches. sSisaors.
Pocket end Table Cutlery. Silver Ware. China
saa sss b wSTS are T va S will get bar
sac to GomIenre FRIDAY. TWENTIETH. at
mhl9-3t' NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer
WALLER B. WILLIAMS co. Auctionsers.
w lOol ID St. opposite Pa. ave-
Tomorrow and during this week only we will close
out the balance of
JAPANESE OBJECTS OF ART,
At our Auction Rooms.
1901 St. opp Pa. ave-.
To the HIGHEST BIDDER. Time of sales.
ELEVEN M. AND THREE P. NJ. DAILY,
Irrespective of weather.
LADIES will find this their golden opportunity to
obtain exquisite specimens of this beautiful
mere NOMINAL figure" as our instructions are
IMPERATIVE" That is to say. every lot offered
WILL BE SOLD regardless OF its
mhl1-it INTRINSIC VALUE.
- ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucti0neers.
HANDSOME AND wELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD
DMELLlNG No. III ELEVENTH STREET
WALNUT, CHERRY. ASH AND OTHER CHAM
Der SETS wARDROBEs. MATTKEssES.
KkEEs Re- ,TASsh alsL SaaJTs ANR ROCK;
0THER GARPEIs ri RouGH0GT THE HoUsE.
FURNISHED HOUSE.
r q F Ell ny MoRNIN .a MARCH
enth street northwest all the Handsome Furniture
@ nSffP D DhsR Con invite
mhEtd Auctioneers.
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BICYCLES.

Do YOU Use A Bell,
We sell them At tine ascending scsleo,
5oc.. .Jc.. 81. $50. So
To suit all sizes and styles Of Cyclists
GoRMULLy 4 JEFFREY MIG. CO.,
l325 18th s.. NV.
fe,2-3m L. b. GRAVES. Manager
THE 1891 COLUMBIA SAFETY BICYCLE
las arrived.
II is beauty and puts all others to s;eep.
Cali and see it.
GEO. s. ATwATER
ta3 1926 Penn. ave.
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
p ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.
ORIENTAL ART EXTRAORDINARY.
1922 Connecticut avenue northwest
OWING TO My EARLY DEPARTURE FOR MY
ANNUAL TOUR THROUGH THE ORIENT
have determined to dispose of my large and wellas
sorted stock of
| ORIENTAL RUGS.
CARPETS.
HANGINGs.
EMBRoIDERIEs, &C..
PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS.
ORIENTAL ART GALLERIES,
70 1922 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NV,
Beginning MONDAY, MARCH TwENTY-THIRD, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK An. AND THREE PM. and
| again on WEDNESDAY, MARCH TwENTY-FIFTH
| and FRIDAY, TWENTY-SEYENTH. AT SAME
HOUR, and MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS OF EACH WEEK AT ELEVEN AM and
THREE P. M UNTIL ALL is SOLD.
OPENING EXHIBITION
SATURDAY. MARCH TwENTY-FIRsT and EACH
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
DURING THE PROGRESS OF
THE SALE.
Ny stock is the most complete in every detail of any
shown in this city, and aside from being especially
selected for the finest retail trade of this market
tains many and choice specimens from the
celebrated RUG-PRODUCING CENTER OF THE
x,h1nc.
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There Is but little to tel" said ex-senator
Blanche K Bruce when the reporter sur
rounded the committee. ard Messrs. Lynch
and Chase nodded acquieseence IN the opinion
expressed We have agreed" continued Mr.
Druee. That consolidation is absolutely
necessary. but there are or two matters to
be arranged before unitication Is possible And
now a. 10 Gen Oriway's course In this matter
lie admitted to Us that his order disbandlrg the
seventh and eighth battalions was open To the
construction We placed upon it. namely. that il
u;scrimln2ted against certain troops because of
color. and we freely confessed that we had 50
construed his action. What we thought and
what We now think two entirely different
and widely separated things. The facts in the
case have been laid before us. and We could not
IN fairness TO the general refrain from saving
that his conduct has been admirable He has
been frankness personified and no human being
could possibly have been more fair"
Absolutely fair, more than fair. interiec,ed
Mr. Lynch
Very much msiigned, indeed" said the ex-
Senator.
I'VE have been treated with the utmost con-
sideratlon. and the testimony have heard
today conyinees that the same considera-
ton has been shown the colored troops by
Gen Ordway from the organization of the
guard. said Mr. Lynch
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-22
SAN ANTONIO, March 16. 1891.

To the Hon. Bryan Callaghan, Mayor of
San Antonio, and Council assembled:
GENTLEMEN-I find that am taxed
two thousand ($2, OO0) dollars ON my
land, where my factory stands, when
my neighbor, with the same rights
and privileges, che same river and
railway front, pays only $500 per acre.
There must be some mistake; please
rectify the error, and oblige,
Your truly, WALTER SCOTT.
P. S.-If the gentleman wishes me
to repeat what occurred between me
and him, on this subject, in the may.
or's office, in presence of the acting
mayor, and the Hon. Oscar Berg.
strom, will do so.
WALTER SCoTT.
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Col. walter Scott Chimes In.

Editor San Antonio LIGHT: The
Express of Sunday morning, contains
| a column article from the pen of the
Hon. A. 1. Lockwood, Alderman and
saloon keeper, of San Antonio. The
gentleman has found time between
drinks, to defend the action of the
Equalization Board, or in his own
phrase to "unequalize"
1t seems that nothing hurts, so
hard as the truth, and the only one
that will squeal, is the one struck.
The gen tleman don't seem to digest
the action of the grand jury, at all.
"As usual,n he fiys off the handle,
and defends the few against
the many. "Habit and Repute."
For the present 1 will not follow the
gentleman in his harangue, in select
ing few properties on the principal
streets of the city, simply to blind the
people on the main issue. We pay
an assessor to assess our property and
L say without fear of contradiction,
we have one whose honesty and
ability cannot be impeached. Yet
the board of equalization takes all
power away from him, and he has
nothing to say in the matter, if 1
mistake not, since 1884, or 1867 An
equalization board, as 1 understand
it, is this: When q question arises be-
tween the assessor and the assessed,
then the equalization board comes in
and settles the dispute. If 1 am
wrong, L stand to be corrected.
This being the case, where is the
authority to spend $1,000 each year to
enrich few, to the detriment of the
public?
1t this board has the power they as
sumo, than we have no need of an
assessor. This is a subject that in
terests every taxpayer OF San An.
tonic.
For the present 1 have been as brief
as possible, but will start the dis.
eliminating ball rolling by insert
ing copy of a communication that
speaks for itself. Let others follow
suit and the corkscrew statesman's
theory will be knocked into cooked
hat. WALTER SCOTT.
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Patti Rosa's Triumpb

Patti Rosa, the charming soubrette
appeared with q good company of
comedians at the Grand last night. in
her new play of dolly Warden A
very large audience welcomed her,
and applauded every one of the MANY
good things presented. She used her
rather commonplace, every day sort
OF play as vehicle for popular songs
and dances by herself and members
of her company, and through it all
presented bright, clear comedy that
delighted the audience. Her support
rs splendid. She always surrounds
herself with good company. and
this time has surpassed her former
efforts in this direction. Will
Vaudeville, E. S. Halstead, G.
Griffin, Joe Cawthorn and Fannie
Jacobs are rare comedians, and fine
actors, Mr.. Cawthorn probably
taking off the laurel bush as the most
popular member of the company, by
his inimitable German Character
parts and his musical sketches. The
play to begiven tonight is "Imp,U
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Slick, But Cant Slide.

Jim Ellis, negro, is up for being q
suspicious character. The detectives
nave been trying to get him for some
time, but he was too much for them.
Last night O'Meara and Van Ripper
went for him with blood in their eyes.
lie was in q dive and when he tried
to escape ran into the arms of "Big
jim" That settled it. He was
na6bed and taken to the police sta
ton, where his case was continued.
1t is said some very serious charges
will be brought against him.
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EngelwoOd Dance.

The Misses Thornton gave a de-
Hghtful dance at the residence of their
mother, Mrs. p. H. Petty, at EngeI-
wood, last night. A large and jolly
crowd of young ladies and gentlemen
OF the city went out in carriages and
buggies and on horseback. Every
one had an elegant time, enjoying
themselves in the choicest of refresh
ments and with dancing, until the
hours of morning began to lengthen,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-22
MILITARY NOTES.

Two recruits enlisted at the military
post yesterday and one this morning.
The ed infantry band gave their
regular concert at Fort Sam Houston
last night.
There was no drill given at the mill
ttary post yesterday evening on &C
count of the mud.
A street car schedule for the green
line has been placed at the door OF
the adjutants office.
Ex-senator Farwell, of Illinois, was
visiting the military post yesterday
with party OF friends.
The social club, called the Little
Five, which was to give ball Xmas
on Government hill, has gone broke.
Private Ward, D. troop, 3rd cavalry.
is the next man discharged from that
troop. He goes out January 3rd, 1872.
Captain Hunter left Fort Sam Hous-
ton this morning on hunting eXcur-
sion. He will be gone about week.
Captain Mackey, 3rd cavalry has
been ordered to Fort Ringgold. He
will probably leave for that place to-
day.
The Little Rosebud Social club, on
Government hill, will give masked
and prize ball at Schwartz's hall New
Near's Eve.
A fight occurred back of the SOL
diers' barracks last night which last
ed about five minutes. Two infantry
men were the principals.
Private Patrick Flynn, D troop, 3rd
cavalry, was discharged yesterday
and left for Baltimore, Ohio, over the
I. & G. n. yesterday evening.
Lieutenant Bartlett. battery F, Sd
artillery, lett Fort Sam Houston last
night for Florida, where he will spend
q thirty days leave of absence.
Capt. Car augh leaves this evening
for ST. Louis and other cities of the
east. He has been granted months
leave of absence, with permission for
an extension.
Wapold Nockolds, long, lank
looking individual, enlisted at the adj
jutsnt's Office at Fort Sam Houston
yesterday for the infantry. He was
assigned to F company, 5th infantry.
George Cook Post, number 40,
Grand Army of the Republic, will
hold their next meeting in the post
hop room at Fort Sam Houston, Jam
uary End, 1892. The first Saturday of
the new year.
Sergeant Gustave O'PItz, L troop.
9th cavsIry, who brought the cavalry
recruits To San Antonio from Jeffer-
son Barracks, Mo-, left the city over
the L. & u. n. yesterday evening to
return to that post.
Captain Eskridge and daughter,
Miss Maud, left the city yesterday for
the north. The latter will remain
there all winter, while the captain
will return within twenty days, after
visiting some of the principal cities.
Tomorrow EVENINGS ladies' evening
at the officers club at Fort Sam Hous
ton, and the regular reception will be
rendered them, if the weather per-
mits, which is doubtful. The ODD in
fantry band will furnish the music bv
rendering their concert in front of the
club rooms.
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In a Barber ShOn.

A negro barber named Holmes,
formerly of San Antonio, but rece Il.
4y from Laredo, died in Sam John
sons barber shop on Austin street
last night, after an illness of a few
hours with bowel complaint. No
physician attended him and Justice
Heron held an inquest on the re-
mains.
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ALAMO WOOD YARD

The little, one horse yard that the
big fellows are trying to run out, be.
cause we are selling coal and wood
too cheap.
Stove wood SIS so per cord.
-Four foot wood $3.50 per cord.
Indian Territory coal $50 per ton.
Santa Tomas coal $3.50 per ton.
Telephone 545. Try us.
LUEDDE & MORRISON,
ABB. SCRUGs, Man ager
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-Friendsbin Copno,I No % Ordo

Friendship Council No. % Order
Chosen Friends, give a grand ball
and banquet at Mission Garden, New
Years Eve, Dec. 81. Committee in
charge leaves nothing undone to
make it one of the grandest affairs.
They have secured the Juvenile or
chestra. Hall will be handsomely de.
corated and a good time guaranteed
ALL 1916 Ct.
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CLONES.

Dress, walking and driving gloves
in best grades, latest shades of color.
h. Harms, Opera House, Alamo
PlaZa. ~ Stf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-22

The sentiment in favor of the cleo.
ton of United States Senators bv
popular voice has been growing for \
long time, and recent DEVELOPMENTS
have strengthened it.-New York
Times, Rep.
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REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices Thew Br,no

James Raley to R. Annie RaIey,
lot 264, section 5. and lots 2,3, l6,
~, 10 ~, l2S, 1919, 1873, $50 and
y, Isl, Lakeyiew..................... 5 !
Nigilio BiaSiOlli to Domenico Biasi-
ollt, lot 6, block 3, out of original
lot 10, block II, South Side Leona
d street sur ..;,....44......... 45C
Ross Kennedy to Rose Lee Bernard.
lot 2S, block IA, Lexington ave-
nue., between Camden and Quincy
p streets li,............:.............. 500
Reagan Houston. assignee of Sam
Maverick. to William Lieser. lot
|; block 2, original city lot 20,
Prospect Hill, on West Houston
SIC &C Z. zee SUI
q. II. Bennett to Fannie c. Pat
rick, lot l6, and west I6j4 feet of
lot Is, block 6O.................. 27O
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-22
SOLE AGENTS

For the celebrated Miller hat. Herm.
Harms, Opera House block. 1913 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-22

HATS, HATS, HATS,
New styles, derby and silk, at
IL is tt YOUNG IL ARNOLD'S.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-22
GENTS SHOES.

All latest styles in toes, best grad es,
at lowest prices. H. HARMS,
II Stf Opera House Block.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-22

INITIAL HANOKEacAIEFS,
Silk and liner, at
II IL tt Young & ARNOLD'S
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-22

FurnitureiPacked and Shipped
BY Olsen g. alike, near Houston
street bridge 11.9-1m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-22

HEAVY LOSSES SUSTAINED
BY not buying,TEA at: Hollands