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GOT THE DIAMONDS.
PinlSorton Detectives Got In Some
Very Fine Work.
DETECTIVE JOHN NORRIS TALKED
Once too Often and Gave His Snnp
Away-..Rccoycry Of tho 100000
Worth OF Jowclry Stolen from IL
Cincinnati Drummer and Arrest of
the Thieves, Ono Of Whom Is u
Woman.

DAYTON, O., Dec. 14.-0n tho 10th of
November L. Il. Kraing, salesman for
Herman kccli 4 Co., OF Cincinnati, WAS
robbed OF $50, ,00Oworth OF diamonds and
jewelry in the depot here, having care
lessly left his sample case in the pas
sengcr car while he went for lunch.
At an early hour this morning Fritzio
Shein, William II. HurIis and the lat
ter's mistress, Mrs. Higbce, wcro ar
rested and will be arraigned before tho
mayor this afternoon on tho charge of
stealing the Kecll company's diu-
monds. The evidence is direct against
them. Shcin and IIurlcs followed
the agent, and when he left his satchel
under the car seat Hurliss walked off
with it and Mrs lIigbce carried it over
to Jctfersonville, Ohio, whcro it was
buried in an old barn at the residence
OF Mrs. Beatty, an aunt OF Hurliss.
Pinkcrton's men had been working on
tho case, but IIuriss is said to have
given Detective John Norris ahint where
tho diamonds had been hidden. Norris
went to keck 4 Co., in Cincinnati, and
agreed to return the stolen goods for
fec, provided the assurance was given
that the thieves would not be prose-
cuted. Norris was SO well pleased with
his discovery that lie began TO boast OF
it. Tho Pinkerton men learned the
particulars, hurried over to JefTerson-
villc, and secured all OF the diamonds
and jewelry and have arrested tho
thinrns
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MISS ST. JOHN LOSES
ller Divorce Caso-Tho Correspondent
Ylndicntcs Ucr Character.

Her Divorce Caso-Tho Correspondent
Yindcatcs ucr Character.
LONDON, Dec. l4.-This was the sixth
day OF the St. John divorce case.
Tho first witness called was Mrs.
Medland. She testified that sho had
seen Mr.. Marius drinking, and that his
conduct frightened her. Alter Mrs.
McdIand had stepped down the namo
OF Arthur Cohen, tho correspondent,
was called.
He, in response TO counscl's question,
denied that he had ever committed
adultery with Miss st. John. Elo fur
thcr said that there had never been
any undue familiarity between himself
and the petitioner. lie had never been
alone with Miss st. John in her dress
ing-room. He met tho petitioner at
Monte Carlo by accident. lie did not
iall in love with her. Tho only feeling
he entertained for her was one OF res
pcct and admiration.
Counsel for both sides then agreed to
let the case 80 to the jury without max
ing addresses, as they considered the
evidence given sufficient.
The jury returned verdict refusing
Miss st. John tho divorce asked for.
The jury found that Mr.. Maurius was
not guilty OF the cruelty imputed to
him, nor was Miss st. John guilty of
adultery, as charged by Mr.. Marius. 3
The court granted Mr.. Cohen his costs
in the action. The question OF who
shall pay tho other costs was not
snttlnl -----
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THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
Tho Chn!rmanships-T Who Drew tho
Prizes.

WASHINGTON, b. c., Dec. l4.-Mr.
lloar, in accordance with his seniority,
becomes chairman OF the senate Judi
ciary committee, ,rclinqushing his place
rs chairman OF the committee on priyi-
logcs and elections, to which Mr.. Teller
succeeds. The three vacancies in the
membership OF the judiciary commit
tee, resulting from tho retirement OF
Mcssrs. Ednunds, ingalls, and Eyarts,
are filled by tho assignment OF Mcssrs.
Mitchell, Teller and platt. The places
vacated by Mcssrs. Edmunds and Evarts
on the foreign relations committee are
assigned to Messrs. lliscock and Davis.
Mr.. Quay succeeds Mr.. Evarts rs chair
man OF tho library committee. The list
OF committee assignments rs submitted
TO the caucus lor rapproval is rs follows:
Mr.Aldricl-Ru!es, chairman finance,
transportation routes to the scaboarl.
Mr.. neutrality-suspicious., chair
man engrossed bills, finance, relations
with Canada. Mr.. Cameron-Naval al
fairs, chairman; military affairs, revolu-
tionary claims, five civilized tribes o.
Indians. Mr.. Capitalization and
labor, chairman; public buildings and
grounds, Pacific railroads, territories,
patents. Mr.. Casey-Railroads chair
man; agriculture and forestry, trans
portation routes to the seaboard.
Mr.. Chandlcr-lmmigratlon, chair
man. Mr.. Cullom-lnterstate COM
mcrce, chairman. Mr.. Davis-Chair-
man pensions. Mr.. Dawcs-Chnirman
Indian affairs. Mr.. DlXon-Chairma
patents. Mr. Dolph-Chairman coast
deiGnses. Mr. Frye-ChairmUn COM
merce, foreign relations. Pacific railroad.
Mr.. Iialc-Census, chairman. Mr..
lIawlcy-Ch0irmpn military affairs.
Mr.. lliscock - Chairman organ
i1ation conduct and expenditures
in the executive departments. Mr..
lloar-Chairman, Judiciary. Mr.. Jones,
OF NovNda-0hairman to audit and CON
troll; contingent expenses OF the senate
--Mr. Mcmillan, District OF Columbia
chairman. Mr.. Manderson-Uhairman,
printing. MIR. Mitchell = Chairman,
claims. Alr. Mogrill--Cha,rman, finance.
MIR. Paddock = Chairman agriculture
and forestry. Mr., Pcttisrew-Ohairmau
Quadro centennial Select Mr..
Pl@tt = Chairman, territories. Mr..
Plumb = Chairman, public lands.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. l4.-Secre-
tary Foster continues to improve slow
iy, but will hardly be able to leave his
house this month. He was compelled
to cancel his engagement 10 speak ut
tho dinner OF the Boston board OF trade
Wednesday evening next, but has ar
ranged with Assistant Secretary Nctt!c-
ton to represent him OH that occasion.
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THE GRAVItS TRIATl.
Important Evidence I;csurdins tho Fol.
stoned Whisky

Important Evidence Rcgtrtlin. tho Poi.
soncd Whisky.
DENVER, Col, Dec. lin the Bar
naby-Gravcs trial to-day Mrs. L. S.
Worroll WAS the first witness. She said
she became acQu&intcu with Mrs. Bar
naby last January, when she arrived in
this city with Mrs. Worrcll, sr., on her
trip to California. She next saw her in
April when she returned from Cali
lornla. Witness remembered the ar
rival OF the deadly bottle at her house,
but could not say that she had seen it
before. She thought, however, it con-
tanned whisky, tor she heard somc one
say so. While Mrs. Barnaby WAS at her
house she and her husband visited Mrs.
Barnaby near Morrison.
She remembered this trip we'll be-
cause that night both ladies were taken
i'll and she was questioned by the ply
slclans. The party returned from the
ranch about o'clock that night. Mr..
Worrell stopped at the office to get his
mail. When witness and he reached
home the two ladies were very i'll. They
asked Mrs. Worrcll what was wrong.
She replied TINT Mrs. Barnaby had
mixed two whisky toddics and they
drank them, aud had become i'll. Mrs.
Worrell was retiring and exclaimed, ~
am burning up" a fow minutes later
Mrs. Barnaby was taken sick with the
same symptoms. She told witness that
she was never so sick in her life, and
added: oh, ! drank from the bottle,
too" Tho next day Mrs. Barnaby ap-
neared brighter. Witness asked her il
she recognized the handwriting on the
bottle, and she said: "No." Tho wit
ness asked herii she suspected Bennett,
and she replied; NO"
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COLUMBUS, O., Dec. l4.-W. Il. Fitz-
gerald, the Youngstown, Ohio, murder
cr sentenced to be executed at tho poni-
Tertiary annex next Friday, attempted
suicide by taking morphine. lIo had
IN overdose, and the prompt action Of
prison physicians saved his lie. Ele ia
out OF danger. The closest watch is be-
ing kept Oh tho prisoner to prevent his
carrying eut threats that he will take
his own life.
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WAsHHGroH, b. c., Dec. 1.-THE
Republican Senatorial caucus commit
tee, which was charged with the ar
rangcmcnt OF the Republican reprcson-
tation OH tho senate committees COM
pIctcd its work this morning and re-
ported to caucus which was called TO-
gether before the senate met. The cau-
Gus considered the list submitted and
to meet tomorrow morning
without action upon the report.
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Maryland and West Virginia boundary.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. l4.-Tho
state OF Maryland was given leave by
the United States supreme court to file
q bill in chancery against the state OF
West Virginia TO settle the question
raised by Maryland that its jurisdiction
extends TO the south branch OF the Po-
tomac, several miles south OF tho pres
ent generally accepted boundary line.
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Sptrta: D!patch TO he Mtc'Iigenccr

Sptrin' DlTG'ch 10 he iH'c,iiGcNccr.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. Ex-senator
Faulkner to-day introduced bill for
the relief OF n. B. Kcncaster, now OF
Washington, but formerly n resident Of
MGrtinsburg. lIc claims to have lost
some property during the war and the
bill authorizes him to go before the
court OF claims with his claim.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

JoMET, Its, Dec. 1.-THE extensive
plant OF the Watkins Wire Spring Co.,
III lnckport, burned this morning
causing loss Of $4,000.
OAEES, \. D., Dec. ll.--A disastrous
fire visited this place last night, entail
ing 4 loss OF $4,000, and resulting in
the death OF one man, DR.. Scnidt, in
whose drug store the fro originated.
Nearly the whole business part OF the
town was destroyed. The loss is about
two-thlrds covered by insurance.
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THE GRIP IN THIS COUNTRY.

It Prevails Again From tho Atlantic to
the Pacific.
CHICAGO, Dec. l4.-Spccial dispatches
from number OF the larger cities Of
the country from New York 10 San
Francisco, show that on account OF tho
prevailing mild damp weather the grip
is again prevalent At some points it
is quite severe, while at others, whilo
epidemic, it is OF mild form. Cover
nor-clcct Mckinley is suffering from an
attack OF the mnlady AT Canton, Ohio.
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PlrTsBuRGN, Pa, Dec. l4.--The grand
jury to-day returned true bills in the
libel suit brought by Senator Quay
against tho Post Publishing company
and Albert ]. Barr and James Mills.
proprietor and editor respectively. Tho
suits will probably come up for trial in
q few days. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-15
Al WASHINGTON.
Tho Prosldont's Sympathy for
Labor Shown in His Mossago.
THE REFERENCE TO THE NAYASSR
Episode und It's Significance Is
Attracting Attention.
THE SCHEME OF THE DIPLOMATS

or Germany and Franco to Induce
tho Democratic Congress TO Attack
the Sugar Bounty Clause OF tho Me-
hinloy Bit, which Is building Up II
Great Fnrmins lndustry.-.Thrcc
West Virginia riums---Commlt,c
Appointmcnts.--A Dizzy Alliance
Scheme to Issue Money for Service
liGnsions...othcr Capital Matters.
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Tho Gr!p no npsprc,or of reraons.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 1l-Justices
Brown and Lamar, OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States, are con-
fined to their homes with attacks OF the
grip which has also affected other men,
bCrs oil the court in mildcr form.
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DAVITr WILL STAND
For tho Waterford Scnt-9IcCar;hyitcs
Jubllant.

for mo waterford Sent-0lCCarthyitcS
Jubllant.
DUBLIN, Dec. 14.-Dcspitc the injuries
received by Mr.. Michael Davitt Mt
Waterford yesterday that gentleman is
still in the political field, and it has
been determined by the McCarthyite
leaders that Mr.. kcanc, the nominee OF
the McCarthyitcs ior the seat for Water
ford i'll the house OF commons, made
vacant by the death OF Mr.. Richard
Power, should be withdrawn from the
contest and that Mr.. Davitt himself
should stand as tho McCarthyitc candi-
date. Mr.. Davitt and Mr.. Wm. O'Brien,
it will be remembered, had gone to
Waterford to support Mr.. kcanc's can
didaturc, and while they were en- route
TO the National Commercial Club,
where 4 McCarthyitc meeting was
to be held, they were attacked
by the supporters OF Mr.. John
Redmond, the parncllitc candidate, and
during the melee, Mr.. Davitt received a
severe blow on tho forehead. This in
cidcnt seems to have convinced the Nc
Carthyites that it would be good poll
tics to 90 into the Waterford fight with
Mr.. Davitt as their standard bearer, and
though he had previously refused to
accept the nomination, the attack upon
Yesterday evidently induced him to
change his mind.
4 conference was held with Mr..
keanc, and shortly aftcrward he an
nounced his Withdrawal from the con-
test. He gave pressure OF business"
rs his reason for declining to further
contest the seat.
The newspapers supporting tho Nc
Carthyito faction are rejoicing at the
fact that Mr.. Dayitt has finally con-
cluded to make fight for the seat him
self.
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After ltaun's Scnlp.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 14.-Reprc-
sentative Enloe, OF Tennessee, has de-
tcrmIned to offer 4 resolution looking
to further investigation OF Commits
sioncr Raum's administration OF the
pension bureau, and will seek tho ap-
pointment OF 4 special committee on in
nuirY.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 14.-Thc
President to-day sent to the senate the
entire list OF recess appointments addi-
tional TO the names submitted last week.
The list includes PSI postmagtcrs and a
large number OF army and navy ap-
polntmcnts.
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adjoining states have been supplying
contracts for the Indiana mino owners.
This will be investigated by the board,
and ii it cannot be checked in any other
way tho miners in those states will be
called out also.
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COIL WIN. Il. MERRILL DEAD.
The United States Engineer In Charge of
tho Ohio River Dies OH n Truin

CEcl&NArr, O., Dec. l4.-Col. William
Z. Merrill, United States engineer in
charge of the Ohio river and all its
navigablc tributaries, dropped dead
this evening on an Ohio & Mississippi
train near Edgefcld, ILL.,, while enroute
to Shawnectown on business.
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For Western rcnnsyivanIa MD Ohio. threaten.
Ing weather Gnd rain. south winds shlitIn" IN
westerly during the hight, cooler BY Wcdncsday
morning.
BY Wednesday morning ~
7EMPEEATrEr YESTERDAY
~ furnished ~ I. SCtlEery, dsuyyI,. o,c,,
House gOgnC;A go. 1.f'' SP9th
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Concord, y. H.. Dec. 1I.--Ilon. Josiah
Nlinot, once the law partner OF Presi-
dent Franklin Pierce, died this morn
ing, aged sevnnty-tlircc. lie was promi-
nenLly identified with many financial
institutions,
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LIMA, O., Dec. l4.-James McCabe
was murdered at noon to-day by Solo
mon Folc. Folc, who is only seventeen
years old, surrendered to the authori-
ties. McCabe WAS twenty-,hree years
old
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CITY NOTICES.

SSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
~ ment district No. Is for Warren street grade.
-Nouce Is hereby given that the assess nlent roll
LOT local improvement district No Is, for the
Eraoihg OF warren street from Prospect avenue 20
DeJanline street, IN the city OF seattle and con-
SIuCting OF sidewalks ON both sides thereof, has
peen nled oy the board OF public works with the
cry council OF the city of Seattle: and further
tee IS hereby given that the said roll Is open for
lne city nall, and VIII remain open for inspection
until wednesday, October Il, A. ID. 1881, at
O'Clock p. M. and all persons owning property in
sala local Improvement district and all otner per
sons Interested requested 10 appear on said
lsth Gay OF October A. D. 1891 al I:3O O'Clock p
m, al the council chambers, ia the city nall 70
make objections thereto. If any they may nave
city council wiI at said asst mentioned tlme con.
sicer any and all objections made, ana VIII al san
time, or at some adjourned meeting make sucn
corrections in such roll II deems Just, ana tnAs
after the consideration of any and all objections
will approve such roll and viii assess the amounts
found 10 be just against each io and Iarcel OF land
fronting on said street. w MILLER,
Clerk Of the city OF seattle
Date Of first publication September 29tn, A. d
1891
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ city ax rolls for the year 1891 now In my
Office and that all city taxes DO real estate
personal property, az sessed upon said rolls.
Will become due and payable AT my office In ths
city hall on the first day of November A. ID. 1891.
Ali taxes as assessed upon said folls not paid On
or before March first, A. ID. 1892, "a O'Clock p
m viii be declared delinquent and penalty ct
PEE centum adied
WILLIS l. AMEs. City Treasures.
Date Of drst publication, october q, 1891.
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CARPET-LAYIyG
CARPETS CLEANED, REFITTFD Ann
Slald: houSecleaning in all its branches. order
boxes at Graham & Daulton's, Ito second and
Pacific Carpet Company, corner Front and Spring.
Thomas ]. s. Pelky
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ASsAFERs and CHEMrs rs.

~ E. BoGARDUS. OFFICIAL ASsAYER FOR
y. Chamber OF Commerce: mines examined; as
saying and chemical work Of all kinds done
Rooms ~, as, and "a Sullivan building, Front be-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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FISH MERCHANTS.

CAMPBELL & sam. CORNER SENECA
~ street and Railroad avenue. Seattle, wholesale
dealer salt and fresh water fish. oysters pouI-
try and game; car load and box lots . speciality.
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roR s41y-Rr4E rsr4rg

I-oE SAEE-12 ACRES ggsT kfyT1css
It Iands no~ IN eai tiyati0n 20 assuHfeS from -
4sfls psSsosssce. near car Ene. awnar azex 49,
Intes.sgencer.
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DTEIFG AND CLEANING.
GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEISG CLEAN
- Ing and repairing works, $40 Second street
w ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER OF
w ladies' and gents clothing Fifth and James.
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DAC1FIC RAILING AND PLATING COM
pany, manufacturers Of iron fences Grille
work bar brackets, ratings, fancy iron work and
fire escapes; lowest rates; polishing and nickel
plating 1l8 Union street
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.

A LFRED GRASSNER, LANDSCAPE GAR
"a dener Corner White and Madison streets
JEFFERSON, MARION & CO., LANDSCAPE
4 architects; correspondence solicited. Box
136, Fremont, Wash.
CARMICHAEL STIRLING Il co. LAND
Escape gardeners; plans and estimates furnished.
Rox 1874, city.
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WAETED AGENTS. BCTLER's BOOK.
100 PAGES 200 sDgrsvinzss rneilsh~d ID
thrse languages srst edition 100000. the Only
work BY G1nerss Benjamin y Bgzser: territory
sse.Iic be SPOKEN for prDnpslyt correspondence
invited Sre1s exoerSescet solicitors and oJkers
seeking gns6 Opportunities J. DeSisz company,
san Francisco
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MATTRESSES and WOVEN WIRES.

GEORGE :. LANDER, MANUFACTURER OF
VI woven wires, spring beds. mattresses and up
holstery; northeast corner Cedar and Water
streets Telephone. $40
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COMMIssION AND STORAGE.

I'VE HAVE SUPERIOR FACILITIES IN
our extensive warehouses for storing house
nod goods ana furnlture also grain and other pro
duce- II. r Hammond & Co, ST. -s23 West strrne,
corner Marion.
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MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS. COP
~ ner Sixth and Pike streets Seattle. Ain Einds
cemetery work on shortest notice; designs fur
nished on application
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-12

| Go to Riverside Park on Sunday
| to enjoy a a pleasant afternoon. Con-
cert, walking match and Fireworks.
Con Boyle has been presented
with fine banjo by Mr.. Nike Cog
gan.
The BARRIERS Union held a meet
| Ing last night and passed few by
laws. Another meeting will COM
plete the work.
Grand display of Fireworks Sun
day night at Riverside Park.
Mr.. Ed. Froboese,Sr. received his
commission yesterday as Honorary
Vice President of the Italian Associ-
alton for the celebration of Columbus
day.
The East Commerce street Bowl
ing club will have prize bowling to-
morrow.
A four-hours walking match
Sunday, commencing 4 p. m, between
Thos. Mitchell and g. L. Harris.
Harris to have one.half an hour start.
This will be an exciting contest, and
will draw large crowds. 1t
There will be q walking match at
Riverside Park tomorrow AFTERNOON,
between Mitchell and Harris, four
hours go-as-you-please. Mitchell
gives Harris oue-half hour start.
The Board ofTrade has decided
to begin the rain making expert
ments. They might send up some of
those old ballons that stand around
in front of the courthouse all day.
Prof. Con Boyle has now perma-
nentIy located in this city and will
teach the Banjo, Mandoline and Gui:
tar, with headquarters at Goggan
Bros.
Wanted at once:-Preparers and
apprentices In our millinery depart
ment. HAAS & OPPENHEIMER.
Officer Easterly picked up case
of surgical instruments on Flores
street yesterday.
Miss Adele Gabriel was rendered
q surprise party last night.
Mr.. S. Sulnon has removed from
Laredo to this city where he will en-
bark in business.
A very good minstrel entertain
ment was given At Riverside Park
last night.
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A Party.

A pleasant party was rendered Miss
Rose Torrey last mghtat the residence ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sauer. Those present
were Misses Rose Torrey, Louise Sauer,
E, Wolfram, c. Sheridan, c. Grace, A. and
H. Shafer, A. Lawrence, j. Voght, L.
Frasch, A. and Al. Franz, l.. Golbeck. +.
and II. Lasteree, NICHOLSON, Morrison,
Foreman, Dittmar, Mrs: Krause and
Messrs. Henry TOrrey, Emit DuIlnig,
Chas. Myers, Joe DugOSh, ThoS., WatZc-
Iavczick, A. Richter, Frank Gander, Alex
James. f. w. KrauSe, j. Leak, a; Dit
mar, John Lawrence, A. Hernandez, a.
Lasteree. Geo. Sauer, Jr., Hausman, Gre
CORY. Nicholson
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-12

Drop in to Brady's once and you will
bc sure tn call AGAIN. S-I2-tI
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S27 Inn

The three JrumpeJers are W IN. Murphy
J. p. Shocks and &. De TOussaint. There
are at present So names signed to the llSt
of members. No more meetings TO be held
until they have received their charter, on
the arrival of which there will be grand
ball given at Muth's to comem
crate the event. This company
can be made one of the best in the state
with the least trouble as all Of the men
are well drilled, except in fancy drills, to
which considerable attention should be
maid