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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-19
STATE COURTS.

In Judge NOouan's court this morning,
the gamblers were brought up to pay
their regular occupation tax, in the form
OF fines and Imprisonment.
Ia Judge Kings court, the case of
Guerguin VS.. Torres, suit to try title, was
on trial.
The case Of Jesse VS.. the G.. II. & S. A.
railway company, was decided in favor
plaintiff.
Judge King has also issued judgments
by default against defendants in the
. cases of ROnse 81 Wahlstab, VS..
Edgar Schramm, J. n. Gallagher, San
Antonio Sand Co., B. c. Riley, Nathan
Mitchell, II. Nicholson, Geo. w. Bar
tholomaie, Amanda j. Dignowity. These
cases are an Outgrowth of the last Fair
association for liquor bill unpaid.
Francis Smith & Co., have filed suit
against II. b. and L. r. Stoddard, on
notes.
In Justice Herron's court the Jury in
the case of Ida Wambold, charged with
assault on Henry Krempkau, verdict of
guilty was rendered.
Before Justice Adam Emil Rosa,
charged with assault on Ambrosia Prada,
was found guilty and sentenced TO S. fine
and costs. 1t was regular family quar-
rel.
V. Bosche was put under 500 peace
bond to maintain the peace towards NJ
Rich.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. John Eckford is still seriously ill.
Lawyer Fl. E. Barnard has gone to the
coast for pleasure trip.
Mr.. P Doddridge, of Corpus Christi,
was in the city yesterday;
Miss Edwina Robb will visit the north
during her vacation.
E. Ward, a well known ranchman OF
Cuero' is at the st. Leonard.
NJ H. Barns. well known merchant of
Alphine is staying at the Southern.
J. c, Eaton, a popular real estate. man
OF Waco, is guest of the Southern.
Mr.. Theo. Strauss. of Galveston, is
staying at the Maverick.
Mr.. J. Fain has returned from Dallas
and is now at the Maverick.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Messner have re-
turned from Galveston.
Mr.. VIM. Mynderse, of New York, is in
the city.
u. Mott, dairyman Of Millet, is now
at the st. Leonard.
Mrs. 81. Buchanan, of Houston, is a
guest of the Mahncke.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lahourcade's little son
is i'll.
J. FL. Trezevant, well-known citizen
p OF Dallas, is at the Menger.
VIM. Haas, of New York, is guest of
the Menger.
j. F. Tubes, from Milano, Tex, is reg
istered at the Maverick.
Mr.. Scion Stewart, of Brackettyille, is
:. guest of the Maverick.
D. J. Giddings, of BRENNAN, Texas, is
now at the Maverick.
Mr.. w. Berry, of Yoakum, is staying at
the Mahncke.
Express Messenger Duncan is seriously
I'LL.
Mr.. r. Van Slyke, of New York, is now
at the Mahncke.
T. w. Brashier, we'll known CONNER
.cial man of Houston, is registered at the
Maverick.
Mr.. 7. J. McCanty and wife, from Ben
son, Arizona, are registered at the Men
ger.
Mr.. R. Fl. Rundell, prominent gentle
man of Austin, is registered at the
Mahncke.
G. L. Hall, for some time in the dis
patchers Office at Ell PaSo, is visiting the
Alamo city, and paid the LITHT call this
morning.
Mr.. j. T. Quincy, prominent citizen of
. Oreenville, Miss, who wishes TO make
his home in San Antonio, is registered at
the Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lindheim and
child, of Del Rio, who have been at the
Menger for the past week leave for Gal
weston this evening.
T. Crosson, Chas. Crosson, Miss Lizzie
3 Cross on, c. l.. MacmanuS, OF Alpine, E.P
o COmbe, b. o. Hicks, L. Bindley, of
Brownsville, G. o. Macmanus, E. Mac
manus, of Corpus Christi, L. Dougherty,
of San PatriciO, who are returning home
from the st. Mary's and ST. Edwards
colleges of Austin, are at the Mahncke.
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Moonlight Picnic.

Prof. Runge's orchestra gave a
pleasant moonlight picnic and dance
at Riverside park last night. Among
those present were: Misses Ida PingeL,
TInez Balderaz, Lizzie tanner, Emma
Mshavier, Lizzie Kuehnling, Mes
danes Leroy, A. Glaeser, Newman,
r.. Kuehner, and G. Runge, and
Messrs. Leroy, Glaeser, Newman, E.
and ]. Kuehner, Runge, Schmitt and
Koch.
After dancing It'll one o'clock the
party returned to the city.
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Going to Bracket.

A San Antonio Base ball nine are
going to Brack EFT tomorrow to play q
game with the Bracket Stars. The
following is the team:
Charles Martin, Captain.
James Dillon, manager.
Merritt, catch; Woods, 3rd b.
Martin, pitch; Jacks, !. f.
Burns, 8. 8. Phillip, G. f.
Newton, LIST b.; Dillon, f.
Cara, End b.; Villemain, sub.
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Edward Person

At 254 Market street, San Antonio, Tex,
handles the following goods by the car
load and less:
o. K. Building Paper.
Medal Brand Roofing.
Tar Paper
Deadening Felt.
Sheathing and Plaster Board.
Corrugated Iron.
Y. Crimp Iron.
Roofing Fin Pitch, etc. 5-1S-ti
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SS.75O WILL BUY

A handsome cottage residence, Off rooms
with bath, stable, carriage, house, chick
en- house, wood house, etc. Hydrant
water, large lot, with fine shade trees and
shrubbery. New, neat and clean, about
four blocks from Military plaza. Will
rent easily at $1,000 a month.
6-17 tt JNo. Il. HAMBLEToN g. Co.
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QUA ADVANTAGES,

San Antonio is the largest city in Texas
and controls the undisputed trade of a
country larger than all of the New Eng
land States combined. Has the finest and
purest water supply and the best climate
in America. Natural gas in paying guam
titles, and with all of these advantages
we are selling South Heights lots, in IL
miles of the postoffice, from 500 to $500
each, with electric cars and water mains
through the property.
WATSON & Co., Manager,
6-13-tf Menger Hotel Building.
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REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring

Deals and the Prices They Bring
III. C. Sprinkle to Daniel Suicide,
233 $40 feet. west of intersection
of Arkansas and South Alamo
streets. ............. ST., 500
VIM. F. Neubauer to Louisa Laux,
lot 6, block 10, city lot 19...... 100
Harrison, Ford & Staffel to E.
Hessler, lot IA, block 9, of H. f. &
SIS addition to San Antonio. $50
Wilhelmne Schultze to Mathilde
Weyl, 100 acres in Bexar county,
on the west bank of the Cibolo
Ocreek, part of surveys mo. rs, 76,
ana 90. D
Alex. Michalski and wife to Thomas
Maros, 5 acres in survey No. 81, on
st. Hedwig road, adjoining town
of st. Hedwig. .................... 225
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Alamo Baptist Church.

In spite Of the great heat this church
was again filled last night to listen to
Evangelist Graves. The discourse was the
vital question who is on the Lords
side?" The interest seemed int nse and
several persons joined the church. DR..
Graves called attention to the meetings
he is to hold in the First Baptist church
next week and asked the christians to
pray earnestly for the blessing of God on
all the services.
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No Peaches,

The fruit dealers of this city had a
sort of strike on their wholesale
dealer this morning on account of
the price of imported peaches. The
dealer demanded 81 25 per box and
the retailer would only offer ST.. Hence
there are no peaches on the market
tOday
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
ATTENTION.

Are you in need of Austin white
lime, plaster paris, hair Portland c.
ment, fire brick fire clay? If so, ring
1Sg VINO to are csb to 9uSse
Give US trial. 20l s. Alamo st.
6-2-4m
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Building Permits.

E. Fl. Tote, dwelling, Wickes street, 18th
ward, $3.50.
Florentina Quinones, kitchen, Castro
street, Sd ward.
j. G. Breeding, gallery, Wyoming street,
It'll ward.
Al. nIvas, addition to dwelling, North
Laredo street, Sd ward.
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5-1S-tf
WAY so POPULAR.

Why are South Heights lots so popular
with careful buyers? It's easily explain
ed. Water connections, rapid transit,
pure air and magnificent view, with such
extreme low prices and easy terms tell
the whole story Call or write for partic-
ulars. WATSON & Co, Managers.
6-l3-tf MengeF Hotel Building.
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Estrayed or Stolen,

steel grey horse about IA "a hands high,
branded Z X on right hip. Five dollars
rewhrd for return to ZIRKI.E & Co.,
6-19-3t GA East Houston street.
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THREE beautiful building lots on Gov
eminent hill on street car line. Size of
lots 551SX194 leet. Price $1,000. Apply to
to John T. Hambleton & Co. 5 IL II
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A NEW 5 room cottage with bath room,
tw galleries and bay window, very large
lot in very desirable location. A beauti-
full HON; now renting for $50 per month.
Apply to John 7. Hambleton & Co. 4 10 tt
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Six Fine Lots

On Prospect Hill-south and east eX-
posure-One mile from center of city, eau
be bought reasonable.
525 IT. JOHN I. HAMBLEToN & Co.
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A "a acre block finely located near
street car line. Terms easy. John
T. Hambleton & Co. 4-1S-tf.
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Five Lots In Grand View.

At a bargain. Finest located propert
the city. T. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT OFFICE
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NOTICE,

Notice is herebygiven that the under
address is San Antonio, Texas. was on
May 26, 1891, granted letters of admins
tration on the estate of Louis JaZo, de-
deceased, by the County Court of Bexar
county, Texas, and all persons having
claims against said estate, are therefore
notified to present the same within the
time required by law. FERD. STAFFEL.
Administrator Estate Louis Jazo. de-
ceased. 6.4.4wE
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To Printers and Publishers.

You can buy bargain in press, or an
engine, by addressing 7. B. JOHNSON,
LIGHT office. 5-6-tf,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-01

Steamer Cosmopolis sailed for San Francisco
yesterday with 80 tons Of oats and . fair
LIST OF passengers Among her cabin passen-
gers were the following from Seattle: c. NJ.
Nichols, c. N. Ford, D. J. Hill, A. Olson. E Dis
tel and Daniel Mccoy. There were fourteen
steerage passengers.
Tug Violet arrived in from Meadow point yes-
terday after delivering . boom OF logs towed
from Hat island. She was TO have gone out
again last night with scow Of brick from Du-
vanish for Port Townsend.
W. L. Gritman, purser Of the steamer Hassalo.
fell from bicycle in Whatcom Wednesday,
breaking his leg as the ankle. He was brought
to this city and taken to his room, at As Yesler
avenue.
Steamship Haytian Republic sailed from San
Francisco yesterday, one day late. The delay
was caused by her participation In the presiden-
tal reception.
Steamer LAkme arrived in from San Francisco
yestesday with 90 tons Of freight for Scwahach-
er's wharf She will load return cargo of coal
at Nanaimo.
Bark Germania was ready for sea last night
with $50 tons Of coal for San Francisco. Tug
Tyee camein last evening to tow her out
Steamer Warrington has been tied up since
the Edith returned to her run. Il is not known
yet what route she win be put on.
Steamer Mabel went out yesterday with thirty
two tons Of merchandise for Snohomish and
way ports.
Captain Clancy. port captain Of the Union
Pacific line, came over from Tacoma yesterday.
Steamer Fanny Lake arrived In yesterday with
dfty -three tons Of hay for Baxter q Co.
Tug Wasp II expected in this morning With
two scows of lumber from Lowell.
Tug Biz has gone TO Port Susan for boom Of
piles for Moran Bros.
Steamship Umatills IL loading coal at Seattle
for return trip.
Revenue cutter Oliver wocott came in yester-
day for coal
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THE ADVENT or BOOK BEER.

Its ManufActure In Seattle Fifty Her.
aided by the Braun Brewery.
Today. for the 6rst time. the Albert Braun
Brewing Association commences the manufac-
turs OF that most popular Of Ill beverages-bock
beer. The advent OF the home manufactured
book beer ct Seattle was fttingly celebrated yes
terday By the Braun Brewing Company.
One Of the c0mpany's largest delivery trucks
wa decorated profusely with bunting and
gorgsously painted signs An "A" roof, made Of
bunting, was stretched over the top Of the
vehicle and at the apex Of the roof ran an eight
inch sign In gorgeous letters, which read "Se-
attle's Pride, Home Industry" About the truck
were other signs with the name Of the associa-
ton painted in large letters. and the emblem OF
book bcer-the head OF goat-was painted on
semtcircular signs
The truck was drawn about the streets of the
city by four magnificent dapple gray horses.
Everywhere the splendid display and the four
handsome animals were greatly admired.
The horses are heavy draft animals, and are
probably the finest double team in the state.
They we're purchased for Mr.. Braun In Illinois,
aud are perfect pictures Of health, symmetry
and strength. The wheel team weighs $50
pounds and the leaders 1900 pounds They
Will be used exclusively for the delivery truck.
The public win bear In mind that today. for
the hrst time, book beer OF home manufacture
will be on sale, and ~ II IL known not only that
Mr.. Braun is thorough brewer, but also that he
has surrounded himself with . competent force
Of men. Il ID . forgonc conclusion that the bev-
erAge OF his make will meet with large sales.
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It 10 not often that the opportunity il offered
OF purchasing pianos At the cost OF manufactur-
ing, but Mr.. Albert Hansen is about to discon.
tinue his piano department. and the instru.
ments he now has are TO be closed out At factory
prices. This firm have been the agents here OF
the famous Steinway, Kranach & Bach and c.
d. Pease pianos, and have now in stock some OF
the best productions OF these famous manufac-
tories These sales on the basis Of first cost will
be made OF course only for cash. A gentleman
was heard to remark that Mr.. Hansen was get
ting in so large stock OF diamonds that they
were crowding out the pianos The fact is that
IL il owing to a very large increase In the Jew
elry business that this step has been determined
upon, and it will pay anybody to look up these
bargains In pianos.
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DOME Throw Up the sponge,

That hideous ogre, Giant Despair, often fas-
tens his clutch upon the chronic invalid. Con
stantly plagued by dyspepsia, biliousness and
coustipation-nervous aud sleepless too-what
wonder 10 Il that having tried I'm vain multi
tuoe of useless remedies he 10 ready, fgurativcly
speakinr, to sfhrow up the sponge" Let the
unfortunate stake heart OF grace" Hostettsrs
stomach Bittcrs can and win put terminus to
his triala II strengthens tho stomach, confers
nervous yisor by promoting assimilation OF the
tnod' srouscs the liver when dormant, and re-
isxes the bowels without pain The ability TO
d,gest and assimiiate restored, the ability 70
slesn follows Nothing then can stay the re-
nswei al health but irnrrudence. Hoste,tcr's
stomach Bitters, moreover, transeends all others
A. : remedy for malsrial, rheumatic and kidney
COMPLAINTS. wineglasstui three Tunes . DAY
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Mr. and Mz John +. Cordray, came ever nom
Portland yesterday 70 stay several days In the
city.
Mrs. E. W. Purdy and maid and Miss a.
Storey. OF Victoria, are ct the Rainier.
Mr. DAN Ferguson and Mr.. John Johns. Of
Helena, are stopping at the Rainier.
M. and Mn. w. T. Davis, Of Washington City,
arrived Ct the Arlington last night
Nj. George Parks and Mr.. J. w. Ruttef. OF Gil
man, aro ct the Snoqualmie.
Mr. W. A. Potter, of Fldalgo City, was at the
Rainier hotel yesterday.
Mr. A. l. Nicholson, Of Hnlhurst IL staying At
the Occidental hotel.
Mr. and Mn. George A. Jenkins, Of whatcom,
ere ct the Arlington.
Mr. William Alien, Of Aberdeen, il among the
guests q the Diller.
Nj. A. French, Of Hlliwaup Falls, II stopping
ct the Grand hotel.
Mr. Fred II. Lysons, Of snohomish, Il staying
Ut the Arlington.
Mr.. T. v. Eddy, Of Olympia il at the occi-
dental hotel.
Nj. James McReavy. Of Hoodsport is ss the
Diller hotel
Mr.. John NcIzas, Of snohomish, il at the
Grand.
whitschapel Women Go to jail.
Jennie Miller, Lizzie Albert and Emma Carter.
all women Of Whitschapel, were sentenced to
twenty days in jail each yesterday by Judge
Rivers, on change of vagrancy.
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CIRCUS STILL in Hoe.
It's Owners Charge Of Cruelty
Fails by Default.
THE CASCADE LANDS THE OUTFIT


The steamer Cascade yesterday landed the
circus outdt which she has been holding aboard
waiting for the transportation charges to Be paid.
The complaint filed in Justice Won Tohers court
tho Day befoss by the manager Of the circus,
changing John Watson, the owner Of the boat,
with cruelty 70 animals In retaining the stock
nelongfng to the circus on board the boat for
two days without food or water, was dismissed
yesterday, the manager Of the circus failing to
appear
When the outdt was unloaded yesterday, the
animals were taken to . livery barn and care
provided for them. The tent, wagon and other
property were left in the Nerehants warehouse
pending the settlement Of the account
The cascade viii hereafter run on tho enoho-
mish river route. leaving eeaftle Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. Captain H ~ Par
kers late OF the steamer Mabel, has been APP
pointed master Of her.
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On tie Na0Ue
Liver, Stomach, and Bowels,
after DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets have done their work.
It's a healthy movement, too
IA natural one. The organs
are not forced into activity
one day, to sink back into a
worse state the next. They're
cleansed and regulated mild
ly and quietly, without wrench
ing or gripping. One tiny,
sugar-coated Pellet is all that's
needed as a gentle laxative;
three to four act as a cathar-
tic. They're the smallest,
cheapest, the easiest to take.
Sick Headache. Bilious Head
ache, Constipation, Indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rangements of the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels are
promptly relieved and cured.
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The funeral OF the late John yelling, Of No
from Bonney & stewards parlors. Mr.. yelling
died OF consumption. The interment wiz be In
Lakeview cemetery.
Cross Co. have wired the relatives of
Charles Meyers, the old man who died OF con-
sumption at Providence hospital ON Wednesday
night to ascertain what disposition should be
made of the remains Word has been sent to
John Elerle. OF Blanchard, skagit county.
Meanwhile the body will be embalmcd.
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"SflvoF King" @ Cordrayss.
Another large audience witnessed the "Silver
King" By the new Cordray stock company last
night. The play has drawn wonderfully well,
strong counter attractions. Mr.. Lee IL impfov-
ing in his conception Of the title role. Miss Al
bcrta, - usual, IL excellent Mr.. Val Love is de-
serving of special mention for his perBonatiou OF
the old faithful servant Mr.. Love has shown
himself an actor OF ability, for though during
his Seattle engagement he has played only two
roles, and those widely different In character,
yet he has made decided hit In both parts.
Ladies' and children's matinee Saturday. Next
week, "Unclo Toms Cabin"
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eimon, receiver OF Oregon Improve
E Nopany, w. Huron Lumber Company
AZ Stoed verdict for Plaintiff for si,ol4.Is.
~ pfoaecutiou.
- sonassen W. Maple Leaf Lumber Com
~ ssaaiefrsd to Judge hnmes' depart
ISs;S tsanef VI James Parker Dismissed at
s1g q swain vs. Sam Cohn ct al.--Judg.
r ea On pleadings in favor OF defend
r ~ boFeila W. Ludwick Johnson-Hear-
n $3.50 cause why writ of restitution should
1.ses; 81 for May 4.
-. nros. vs. Puget Sound Com nj ssion
E-lcntinued until May Is.
~ ssoef Company Va. Argcss NJ Evans
% Judge Humes' department
pKrARTNESr-ossoRS, J.
i1s ~ ~ Ceri Inhibition for letters OF ad-
IN ~ order fixing time for hearing; set
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WATTS DEEDS VACATED.
tIooxy. Collins Land Company In I
ConpIicated Suit.

1lElt vas brought in the superior court yes
~ William n. Calhoun against the Leary-
- IAnd Company TO vacate certain deeds
0oputheast quarter Of the northeast quar-
Z4oetlon q, township Is, north Of range
~ STAINING forty acres.
= ponplaint states that this property va
- ~ Angus Mackintosh for $500 In 1854,
11noolf and John LeaEy and n. v. B. Stacy.
vWdivided third interest owned BY Stacy
De1ld several times, Calhoun being the last
nnsr, In September, 1859. There was con-
111e litigation over the property, which was
- hands Of the sheriff several times within
3QUt Ave years, resulting in many complies
- md the Leary Collins company got posses
- May 8, 1889, through . sale for 81, 200,
y Calhoun says was only for the purpose OF
Ling the title to the property. In his prayer
Dks that these various deeds be set aside and
(s1ouds removed from his title 70 the prop
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An O4se - Erect One, r. . 1lte

An ORR - Erect One, r. . 1ite Il
Oono4o0.
Al special meeting Il The Ballard Chambsz
Of Commerce yesterday, J. Bethune, brother q
the stste geologiss, made proposition 70 erect
and opsats nour min of 150 barrels capacity
per day, provided tie chamber would procure Z
suitable site one acre in extent The plant. he
said. would cost from $4,000 to 5000, and the
company would expend from 100000 70 &l50Oo
par yeaz. Il would employ ten men night and
day throughout the year. The chamber received
the proposition very favorahly and appointed g.
W. Emerson, Matthew Dow and J. A Nurchieon
. committee to assist Ar. Bsshuns IN selecting .
site.
Il IL undeutood that Mr. Bethune WIN begin
the erection Of the mill about the LIT Of July.
There u every probability that the Ete viii b
obtained and the mill built In the tina specified.
The chamber adjourned until next Thursday,
when the subject win Be further acted upon.
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Abstract Omces Removed.

Messrs. Osborne, Tremper & Co. have removed
from the Colmsn building, and are now perma-
nently located at ll6 Cherry street. in the oficcs
formerly occupied by the Warrington Territory
Investment Company. large freproof vault
has been built expressly for their use, afiording
ample protection TO their valuable books and
records.
The rapidly increasing business OF this relia-
bic firm has necessitated the change to more
cornmodious quarters.
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~ Wilson ct al vs.. Rachel wellmau q AL
y useoe. balance claimed for building
Rial iunished.
- Watson vs. Edward A. Aycrst-euit
1eve cloud from title.
ScUden W. Kent Min Company-suit for
- ~ boarding mill hands
=. Aotta vs. Thomas Gardiner--Suit for
Money loaned
r. Dsschncr vs.. Margaret f. Deschner--
Qvo1ce on ground Of desertion.