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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

Tnc market for Argentine securities in Loadon viii
be tcuci;cd. ~ course. hy the arrangement reported
by prov cable about t. bc made between th1
Argentine Government and the Drainage Company.
hut that ngcmcut. beside, procuring for That GOV
crnmcnt fund, whcfcvith 10 pay some 81 Il, maiurc
coupons. hardly profit the Ar-cAt.uc Nation ~
large. ON the contrary IL nay bc tho Cause Of fresh
conflicts In the Republic ON JANUARY l. Tie Tribune
explained that the EacnO, Ayrc, Government In pro-
posing % buy the dianac' aud water wOrh, for ST.
COO.OOO IN per cent bonds would do "a good piece
Of business for the English syndicate which hI, sub
stucd itself for the Barring brothers, and which had
IL, hand, large amount Of the wafer works bond,
But II looked like sacrificing the Argentine interest,
at large to those Of British company 1t W.T.
addcI that. ma-IHuci these drainage works would
profit only The city 81 IUcno> hyrc and not the whola
Nation. that fact would intensity tho jca0u-!c which
have lWay, existed ~ provincial town, against ucno.
Ayr', especially ~n"c the latter wa, made the frd"al
capital uf tI" Cpuutry nine years ago. Tn" friends ~
the Argentine Republic may be justified IN fearing
that order 20 procure little money for the pay mcut
Of Its coupons. the Government Of BucuO, ANr'- j.
running the risk II adding more motive Of dis
content 10 those which have already often disturbed
the peace Of The Republic since the revolution Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
rp,uut,ys AND ArGENTlyEs r1rMER.

London Feb. 2G.-Ttc advicos received by the Roths
child, from the Argentine Rcprbc. coupled witt the
election Of General da Eonseca President 81 lazll
and the settlement of The labor troubles at Flo Jancro
caused a nrmnc-s to-day in Brazilian and Argentine
,ccuritc, by strengthening III" hand, 81 t'c holders
Th, Ia, relieved the strain III" market The settle
mc;t !, passing quietly 50 fail.rc, have been an
| noun ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
THE SACK or IQUIQUE.

been employed by the coal companies place of the
strikers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
Consumption cured

An old phy ieisR. retired f.oza prsc
 tice, having had placed ip his hands by an East India missionary tue form. ala of 8 simple vegetable remedy for the speedy Eud permanent cure of Con- sumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asth~ ma and all Throat and Lung Affections. and positive and radical care for NervsusDebiliiy and all Nervous Com plaiuts. after having tested it's wonder ful curative powers in thousands Uf eases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actu- atsd by this motive snd desire to re- heys human sRffering. will send free of charge. to all xho desirs 1T, tEis re- ceipe. iD German. French or Eogiish. with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp naming tLis paper. ". A. Moves, S2o Powers Block, Rochester, N, I. l. Is, y'r ".
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

Emil sydow has on exhibition at his BonanEs Cash Store an engraving showing the annual burning oi garden seeds left over at she close oE the sea son at D. LandEefh X Co.'S garden seed farm, Philadelphia. D. Land resh & Go. also instruct their agents to do likewise, thereby insuring their customers fresh seeds every year. For an additional preeauiiou every pack age of theiE seeds is dated. They are the oldest seed frm in the United States, being established since 17sl, and are very jealous of their reputa- ton.
 A full aud complete assortment Of these seeds at Emil sydow's Bonanza Cash Store. ja27-d&w3t
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

Dfserdsrs s hIeh 4 Rect the Kiaseya. Ars amSne the mesf f1raidsble ka0sFB. Diahsizs BTight's aisesse, gravel snd ether complaints cf he urihsy org-ns are ga ordiszriiy eHrsd iu severe easess bat thes may be Syer ed ? timely E-s1ieatioB- A pssfai stimals8t 0f the urinary glands has been f0an5 in Hossestsr's Stomach Bitss-s, . zed3etae skieA Dos aHiy sfFaYss fae fe qHisite stimuius when tssy become isastiye. bat i1ere@ses theiE vigos and ssefsfivs power By increasing tas seiisfty ef tas kidneys and bIsddsr this nseielHe kss tae asdi ssaal e6ect d sz2eil- lag from the btood imp mites phieb t Is he pe- eslzr oaiee sf fho@e erzass to elssasss and pzss Of. The sitts.s is sssss Partssr and s'5ssg- bea- q of Q boEsls, sa iasigofasf td the siansoa une msssh5ess rs meSy ios biiioasuess and 6svsr and sgEs. Il ee1EIesae1ts tesdeney ts prsma- fGre d=esy snd za-ta s-. and C 5u,is.sts fi seel sn6 iaGfa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
try's iaws

NEVER before in the history oi this county has there been such uniyer' sal desire expressed for statehood 4 year ago it was the opposite cry. Statehood was looked upon as an ex- peHsive dress to wear, without any practical benefits accompanying ii; but the people are aroused to the folly of longer holding their neeks under the yoke of martial law, for that is in reality all 8 resident Of territory can call 1t; although the name sounds sweeter, the odoF is identical. We are subjected to insult, outrage, and inins- tice on ali sides. We are governed by Ihose who never even care to know Of our circumstances so long ss they are fed from the public iroughs. Our con- yenience is secondary consideration theirs is emnipotent. Their poser comes from the nations capital; not from the people. They answer to their masters and do their bidding while he people are their subjects. Anothel two years has passed and, as we look backward, we see dark picture in the place of the bright one to which we looked forward. Shall we repeat the error of two years ago, or shall We profit by the lesson and take our al- fairs into our own hands, and demand of congress in December next that our wishes be heeded3 Our forelath- CTS sailed for America, in quest Of free dom, for lesseF oppression than that to which we submit The PRosPECToR fought statehood two years ago, but in the face of the record of the national congress just adjourned and she notorious throttling Of She mem bers of the Sixteenth Legislature, nj their eadeayors to do us justice, se are convinced that AfIzona can never prosper until she can regulate her own affairs and she can neTcc= dc 1t under the present system.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

A prominent physician and old army surgeon in eastern iowa vas called away from home for 8 few days; during his ab. ed a severe cold and his Wile bosghi a bottle of chatnberlain's Cough Remedy for it They were so much pleased with the remedy thai they 2ftsssasas ased ses- eral bottles ct various times. He said, rom hrs experience wIlh it, he regarded it as she most reliable preparation in use for colds, and that il came the nearest be- ing a specific of any medicine he had ever seen For sale by H. J Peto, Drug. giSt
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
EF xou aAp A FRnSNp

About to stzit come section of country Nbefs uaslariai sssse sithss iB the fern of chiIls and fevzE hifli.ssls rentiSBt pArticuiaEly lie, sa4 s.aEi.-I l-- alasast sh- k--t s.tsse-- l . procaFs on ariYlng, thar potent nleusciBai sale, graFd Hoststter's S10mEch BitteFs, known thrSaEheut malaria plsggea regions, here asd in oshsE eoantEies. as tbS sarest manas tf szrlnigs z the sizslc Scourzs, and Fchbisg iz sf tfs fei de. stfasiive iflEgnoe. Net osiy does h fortIfy ths system by facrc5sES iis sthMna. ben oseruoTa=s . Fsaiagits Of disesii0u the liver ad lhe aogEeis aud conB' efactS the unfayoTabie eertx o{ cupstioa too sedentsFy or abofians ioss of sgpet and excessive nefyOCsness. The fanctifn of a ii- asatziioH bilious secretion and sleep have in it a most powerful aad seiisble zuxiliasy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

THE Sixteenth Legislature was g non-partisan one although the neces- sary two-thirds majority, in order to run things to suit themselves, was with the Democrats. Not a veto of a Republican governor was passed over his head and the aPportionment bill, oae of tine strict party measures in every state and territory in the union, was dictated and passed by RePubli- can votes aided by & sufficient number of Democrats to oil the eogs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

TRE new villa of Senator Jones al Santa Monica Cal. overiooks the ocean, and adjoining 1t is his thirty-thoussnd- acre ranch.
 DR ScHAFFRANEK. of Palatlxa, Fla, has recently sent to Europe handsome bouquet composed of wild flowers, the handle being an aIligator's tooth.
 RUSSELL SAGE, who is regarded as the largest individual loaner of money. makes it a rule never to loan more than five hundred thousand dollars on any given day. That indicates to some ex- tent what his resources are.
 4 PRESIDENTS expenses amount in four years O about eighty thousand dollars. His income for the same period being two hundred thousand dollars, it Is not difficult to see that he has an ex- eellent chance to start bank account
 ALLAN AErETUE, son of the late Pres idsnt, has been in England for some time, where he is very popular in soei- ety. He has grown poFtly and Is as handsome a man as his father was. After another year abroad Mr. Arthur will return to New York and take up the practice of law.
 JAY GoULB believes that wealthy mans son should have 8 trade to fall back EPon in case of diversity. He has, therefore, given his son George au op- portunfty to learn all there Is worth knowing about teIegraphy. from the breezy feat sf climbing telegrsPh-pole and tapping a wire to the sending or taking of message. ss-
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

There is Fumer, apparently auth. entie, that the Santa Fe is making ST engagements to extend it's road from Whitewater on the Silver City branch to Benson, Arizona, to s connection wilh the Gasyssss branch thus giving She santa Fe a through line to the Ga.f oi California This ncysmenG is said to be in anlic patton of the spee8y construction Of tie Mexican Pacific from nsming to Topolobsmpo, a few hundred na les btios Guaymas on she gull coat and to head of as lar as poe sibie, the competition for the Guas mas and south Pacific business which the construction of the Mexiczn Pacific will tsblish -Deming iHsad. light.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

FHS ranger bill viii probably be knocked cut by the U. s. government IL is reported that the governor is the sole judge of the necessity Of putting it in operation, and he will not move in the matter until he has visited Tombstone and learned the condition Of affairs In the meantime there is DO doubt but that the war department aided by Secretary Noble will move heaven and earth to protect the Apaches from any danger. IL is moi probable that the Governor will an tagoni1e the government and the con tinuation Of rapine and murder will ga on until fOrbearauce will cease to be respectable and the people will be com peilsd to follow the example Of the New Orleans Populace and cast an other aspurtion upon the boasteti protection guaranteed us by our coun- tYy's iaws.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

Alex D1FNard is coufnsd to the house with broken ankle. While driving up from Fairisanls oa Saturday his team oi sixteen mules became en- tangled in the chain and while straiteaing them opt. he stumbled and one Of the mules stepped on his ankle breaking the bone and laeerating bis toss. He vas u1able to get up oatil II. Hills wbo lives near where the aeoi dent occurred, came to his assistance He vas brought io tosn and under Mrs. DurwArd's Ealehfuicars wili soon se around again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

THE salary ot the Superintendent ol Public Instruction was reduced to S750 per Annum and an allowance Of S2Jo for printing. while the Legisia- ture refused to reduce the salaries oi the district judges, who will still draw ST 600 from the territory during the next two years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
M. Hoeler has receive

MT. hoeter has r<ceiVe
 seed of the esParsette- -sainsoin, forage plant that Is attracting great deal Of countries, and is said to he superior to lacerns oT aifsifa
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
pa Nef nunrr I.anrnr.

Knowing that a cozgh can be check ed in one day and the first stages oi consumption broken in week, we hereby guarantee DE Acksr's English Cough Remedy and sill refund the money to all who buy, take it as peE directions. and do not fad our state msnt correct,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

Prof. Loisette's Memory System Is creating greater interest than ever in all parts of the country, and persons wishing to improve their memory should send for his prospectus free as advertised in another column.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

SALESMAS.-An energetic man wanted to push our manufacturers on this ground. One of our agents earn ed 8 200 in 'S9. Address P. o. Box 1871, New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
sALrsl1RN WANrrn

Sm ti lsne Of samples rom maarfaet- aring corporation offered a live rnaa. One traveller earned an average of 5sso per month sof six years pzst.i iP. O. Box IsITHsv Yssk,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

Jsst Teeeived--The choicest brand of o@lisoFnia ziafsndel, old Port w1es sherry vine. Gute5sl wine, AngeIisa wine &al fua Iiac gs sl.sIce iamil iquofsat HosiIersa
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

W6ETED.-Agests lor the Ecoaomy Fusl Rusner. cbsap and best oi the kin the market. Addrsss P. 0. Box ss3 nsaha, seh
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

Jass Received grsmI EzsI fae Believing
 Consignment OF HIateF Goods. Choice Cape Cod Crsnberries. Full Cream Cheese. Mince Meat
 Zsnte Curranis. Sour Krout.
 New Orleans Molasses. Boston Black Molasses. I0-25f At Hoefer's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

fsfea. co year e b<iss ulsiis hy John R
 Gasas iis ifog .S-4 -ssf . sak far us. Reader, Yea ussg aot Hlssr as uluga, but Es esn taaek yoe 4ssleAly h9ss % cam tosa H8 ta sfe e dsy a the sier. aad ulpna st yoH go nal bsta sszes, aI agra is any Hsrf gf AEssFdea, ges eau eusilElsnue at henss, ziF- FinE al. year fiEle .af apars talssents only ta ths Naik. An b nss. Sgess F2y Sl Rk so1
 Ffers srnrkEf4 We Etafl Nau- ilsff.islfi1lz
 sssrsihinF EAEiflf, sFEEnflr lsErusf
 PARTICULARS EkfE. Adsirass st eaas, EffSsCA < O., F9aTlAab- BANK.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
@anme Gpuntn.

- Die brei SonesbaIe S6ubfabris
fen iiub NIT Auftrdsen iibsrbduft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
6pse Warfer g1ptf,en.

= Sin unbe6eutenbes Seuer brad
um Mitttpo6 Ibenb balls nbr in
Store bon so. S. @aIib an Iisbsntei
StraBe aus.
= Serr uno 5rau Gonrab Cos bon
9l9 Orforb Strabe iinb sIidIib i'm
8eiib eines iunsen Sobnes, ben ber
StOr9 ain Wiitttpph bra9te.
= Dem 8atrid MaIia bon 8rid
Gpenue tpurben am Iontas in Der Bon
Stor9 @rube burd einen &obIenfaq
flint &ippen sebroden, unb benz Mi9.
aeI 8adus bsibe Seine ibIimm sers
quetidt.
= glm Donneritas in Der Sribe
tpurbe bic S6ubma6eriperfitatte bon
George Sad on 2afapette Strabe srs
broden unb beraubt beselei6en ipuroe
bic @aideleiue bon Srau Sbos. Saul
an 8rice StraBe UNI mebrere Stiide
erleibtert.
= Gin Der 9. 8. & SO. So. seb6s
ren6es @obnbauS in &epfer BAILEY
brannte am Sreitas Morsen eesen 3
llbr nisber. Die @ranbIfGtte mar 3u
tpeit entfernt, aI8 bub cine Der Seuer
Gompanien bate 3eitis babin seIanBen
fbnnen.
Patrid Deners bon Sloan gat6,
II Sabre alt, tpar am Sonntae nit
&ameraben in benz @dIb6en nabe Der
@rdbaIo @rube NdHefu9en, tIetterte
auf einen Baum, itiirSte berab unb
brad bas @enid. Der Sunge mar bic
einsise Stiibe ieiner peripittpeten Mut,
ter.
-9ie Congregational Sir9easIHos
citation bat bem ,,&eb." 8eter 9tobertS
bas &edt abseiproden, cine Stele ais
Brebiser anaunebmen. 70 lanse er ii9
nidt bon ben eesen ibn erbObenen glns
i6uIbisunsen eereiuist bat. gBenn er,
6ies f6nnte, iuirbe er sS ipabri9einIi6
ieinerseit bor @eridt eetban baben.
= @rubenarbeiter, bic Inn 8 llbr
am Wiittpo6 Morsen 3ur 2trbeit gins
gen, iaben Slammen aus bem Sauie
bon Martin Wtonasban, 6l9 2uSerne
StraBe, berborbre6en; iie ipedtsn bic
8etpobner unb saben ben Ilarm, bod
ipurbe ba8 SauS nebit SnbaIt 3erItDrt.
Cine 9eiammtberiiberun9 bon Sll00
mar auf bem Gioentbum.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
gRilfesbarre Ofadbrthten.

= 8eim Iblaben bon 9numitdmmen
nabe oisier Stabt am peredn8enen
Sreitas eridlus elmer berielben einen
Deutiden namens Safob Sodreiter.
- @barIeS @dert, elm 2lnssheIIter
Der 8. 8. & SO. So. in &in9fon, 1T
berfdtpunben unb bat feline SamiIie in
glenb auriidSeIaRen.
= Ser poInii6e SauiIirer Srant
glprfi purbe am Samitas BEL 8lpmoutb
csunction bon einem 9. 8. & SO. 8uee
iiberfabren unb t6btIid perIebt.
= Sn Dem 8aiement bon @orsan's
giIenwaarensei6aft an Meit Marfet
StraBe brad am Donnneritas elm
Seuer aus, baS pbne 3utbun Der Seuer'
ipebr sel6i6t tpurbe.
-Sn Der ct. Ssnatius fatb. &irde
in &in9Ston brad am Wiittipp9 Born.
sesen IL llbr an Der 9piI6enipanb
un6 bem Subbooen, nabe bem lltar,
elm Seuer aus, tpeIdes ben 8al gum
8etrase bon $4,000 bei9dbiete.
9as Wlprris W6oben, peIbes
tdsIi6 ben Sobn Bapton bon Durpea
tse9en friminellen gneriffS berbaften
Iieb, 1T in einem 9biIabeIpbier 8orbea
aufsetaudt. Sie ioIte in cine 8eicrs
unesanitaIt.
Den 9Ian, Die biefSen S9uIsn
ipeaen Der DiptberitiS @pioemie Su
i9lieben, bat man aufseeeben, Sa bic
&ranfbsitim Gbnebmen beeriifen i6eint.
Niemanb ioIlte unter ben llmItdnoen
it6otiideS @aher benuben, Obne ss
eorber su fo9en.
- GnbIi9 1T eS seIunsen, fir ben
SGn8erbunb einen neuen 9oritano su
eripdbIen, nemIi6: grdiieent, 6enrp
German 8ise Prai., 6rant Sacots |;
@orr. Sefr., g. 8rouie; Sin. Sefr.,
Wi6aeI Beb; S6abm., Garl &ab
8ibIiptbefar, Senrp 8renner.
Ser aIte S6afSd6ter @eorse
@bam 8rum bon 9lsfam erbob am
Donneritae Dor SriebenSridter 8irf bic
Nnflaee sesen feline beiben S6bne, bnb
ibn bieleIben ibper miBbanbsIt bdtten.
ST lag an ben SOIsen sipei @o6en i'm
Bette unb mubte aus feiner 8uti6e in
bic Office bes WtusiitrateS sstrassn
tperben.
= Qn nnterbaltun9en ideint'S in
Der beurisen Saiion nibt manssIn Su
pplen. glm 90. DIT. lit Der Sdpd.
benbal, am 90. Der BAL bss alien
@aibington 8ereins, am 81. bat Der
Srauenberein einen BAL unb am %.
tpirb bic grcuriipn beS ct. RidoIaus
3irdenboreS mad scranton gum 9reis.
iinsen futbOIii6er 8irdend6re ftuttiins
ben.
= @barIeS 8Oisbt, ieitber 8u6baI.
ter Der @iIfesbarre Depoliten unb
Sparbant. beren Iansiabriser sea9tss
ter @aiiirer iein 8ater tpar, bat bon
unierer Stubt qbf4ieS sencmmen,
nadbem ct in Iebterer 8eit elm tpiIbes,
sdseIIoies 2eben eefiibrt. So seben
@eri6te, bab er llnteri9Iasunsen ber'
iibt. bod tpirb bieiem oubererieits his
berfproAen. Der 2dftlins 1T erIt 81
Sabre alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
Isftusus ilnabbansistsit bon 9eutfd.

I'm su @nbe 3u fommen, banfe i'd
beiteas fiir bic eiltise gufmerfiamfeit,
ipie aud fir ben 8eifal. ben man mir
s5cat, unb i'd muB eefsben, baB i6
mir es aIs sroBe @bre anredne, BEL ber
@entenniaIsSeier bes sroben beuiiden
Sases idnmtli6e Gbbre, tpie au6 ale
9lnipeienben aufforbern 3u bdrfen, benz
patriOtii4en @ntbuiiaSmus ibres beuts
f&en SersenS boIIen S9ipuns au Iafs
fen bur9 bas. .Sineen beS tpeltberiibms
ten beutf6en gtationaliebes Die
Wa6t am &bein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
6seftern Ore1e6 0eef.

auber ben 5pei earIuounsen sussri6tetes
GIeiid, bas mir Monta9 uno Donnerita9 er'
baItsn, empfangsn mir td9lit friid .9eiblad'
(etes GIeiId Dom 9anbe, friihe uno SaIt.Gter,
8utter, &ale uno 9anoprooutte lberbanpt-
Rir baben ferner eiuen Borratb Der betten
FoIoana @urft, friide uno geinl3ene S9nl'
tern, Wippen, Gbnds. Ruuoftide etc. nnier
HoIoanaluurft iibertrifft ale anoere.
Gale & 60,
Ia fOt Qadapnnna apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
Treb. MARTINS
,,Wal0ce" SOteI,
9S3 S 235 Nenn HDe.

0orme unb taIts Gpsiien Ju ieosr Sa9es'
aeit. Q NobiuIon's Bier an 3apf. 6einiter
pfefer uno MOuoeram S6naps. Sbam'
paaner uno Sibein @eine. Seiber sunib
ieSen Moreen. GIettriide 6ddsr; feline
SIiseeu. SeIepbon 3o. sS4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
Srrbf=
Gr0ffnllllg.
&egale iiberlaOeil init
Waareit. Yreiie anf
oent nieOrigitem
Ynnfte.
@robe @ortbeiIe in &Ieioeritoffen

| StoPC OottYCltC w 0ttttueCIlUIIeIi
SO. l.-@an3 tpouene Guitines in
bunfIen Serbffarben, punftirt, seitreift
unb einfa6, bic iebr bi[is su so @ents
iinb, unier Breis SO @ts.
SO. a. garbtreite Suitings in
6unfIen Serbitfarben, seitreift unb elm.
fa4. tpertb 35 Gents bic gIuSipabI fur
% gents.
@rtra i6were sBIaib SsrbitfOffs su
Is @ts.
40 @ents ertra idperet S6arIa6.
Slannea, ean3 @olle. 25 @ts.
S6tpere, gang ipouene, setpiirfeIte
unS seitreifte beimsema6ts SIanneue,
80 GentS.
Sbafer SIannea, 5 gents.
canton SIannea, 5 Gents.
Sraue Semben fiir MGnner, 80
Gents, tpertb so.
S6arla4bemoen fir Itanner, 45
GentS, tpertb 65.
&inbers8eits bon 10 @ts. aufndrts.
8laue Oenien neberboien, 45 Gts.
0laue Denien Jaden fiir Mdnner,
35 gents.
Neefers, SafetS, WSmffS,
NeIsmdten.
@r6BteS Enforcement.
30s3Dqise &eefsrs, s4.75, pertb 81.
30s30uiSe &eefers, peI3beieBt, $6.75,
tpertb $40.
Seal 8Iaib Sacques, $l6.5O, fpertb
2ibbanbi9ube bon 80 Gts. auffpdrts.
neberreite bon 8dnbern gum baIben
Ereiie: 4 @ents fiir 10 gentS tpertb /:
8 @ents fir Is gents tpertb; 10 gents
fir 90 GentS tpertb.
Bargains tn alien Oepar=
tementS TN
SS0lter's,
12S Nppmins Stoemue,
ScrantOn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. on February l, 1889, the Cross
Town Railroad, a corporation, executed
10 George PaSchal. as Trustee, a deed of
trust upon the following property, towit:
All and singular the rOad-bed, right of
way. rolling stock, rails and ties, frogs,
switches, franchise from the state TO
operate a railway in and ever, upon and
through the streets of San Antonio,
Texas. and all and singular, the rights,
interests. properties, real, personal and
mixed. of said Cross Town Railroad. said
, deedrof trust being on file in the County
Clerks office of BeXar County. Texas,
and entered in the Chattel Mortgage
record book il said office, in Book l, p. sc
and given to secure the payment of said
the Crosstown Railroads note, dated
same date for 100000 due May l, 1889,
and payable to the order OF Ii. ID. kamp-
mann and Nat. Lewis with 10 per cent.
interest per annum from its date until
paid, which claim is now held by Henry
Elmendorf. .
And whereas, said Indebtedness has not
been paid, except 81, 10000 paid August 20,
1889. now therefore, l, Geo. Paschal:
Trustee as aforesaid, will, in pursuance OF
the power vested in me by said deed OF
trust, sell the above described property at
public sale for cash to the highest bidder
between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m,
before the Court House door in BeXar
County, Texas, on Tuesday, the 18th day
Of July, 1891, and after such ale will ex-
ecute to the purchaser good and sufficient
conveyance of said property with cove
nant Of general warrant as provided IN
said deed of trust. GEO. PAsCHAL,O
d. PIT Trustee.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-06
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