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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-18
Muerlet.

- Mm "a. unD Is. bieIes Wonais
finbeu In ber biefgen Deuf5@ . gngIi.
i@ens 5@uIe bic bfentIiden prhfungen
Iatt. Mir empfeblen es ellen Gllerrt,
Die Gin0er i'm fdulfdbigen Ilter babeu,
outs tpdrmiie an, bieie @elegenbeit 3u
benuben. UNI ii@ bur9 eisenen Nugerl.
fGein Ron ben 9eifungen biefer trefHi9
geleitsten Gnfalt 3u ilber3eugen. NIen
Geneu 9egeniiber, welde bic S9uIe
~fennen, btDarf es faum mod zines Wors
tes bet @mpfebIung!
- SIN utter bon 60 Sabren ffarb in
ber Ha@t bonn Is. gum IL. MGr3 6err
5asOb 4abu, Elm laaeidbriser Bewob.
ner San Nntonios, nod lansen Sci.
ben. Ct seb6tte niebreren 2ogen unb
Wereinen an unb 5ablrei9e Greun6e be.
floger ieinen Sob.
= Gerr 8. MoIffon IdEt In ber So
le6a0. GtraBe einen neuen, init ieinem
0auptsef1dfte ON Der Main YIa3a in
gerbinbuns febeuoen elesanteH 2aben
erridten.
= Der erobe gaiebplob Der bieRs
gen @arnifDn, Der ettpa 6 MeiIen norS.
6jflim bonn Sort Sam Senaol geIegen
if, iDirb am /. Mpril aufb6ren dig iols
der at erifiren. Ser S1'eBplob III In
6oI9e 5ablrei@er petitiOner Der ur,.
mobneuben 1ariner oufgegeben pors
ben, tpel9e ft@ itber bic groBe @efdbrs
li@feit Id Golse perirrter 2uselu bes
fmmert batten. Bonn i. Mai ab ipir6
Elm etpo so Mfeilen bon Der Gtabt ent,
fernt selegener 8laB an ber Guabas
fu2e be3oeen tperoen, no man ni9t nur
bas eigentIi@e @Geiben. G9ieBen, fon=
bern au1 bas f0genannte $erraius
G@ieBen iiben tuirb.
= Der 9og Der GriabwobI fiir bos
Nmt 6es 9iariftg lerI&-ber 10. M1rL,
if herongeEommen. Grei @an6iboieu
finb i'm 5eIbe: Nat 3etuis, Der ben
Dargertl In feinen beiben 3erminen als
Sheriff bon Ner0r @punIp betpieien
b0t, baB ct bas 3sug ai eirem timtis
gen @eamien bat unb Der f1 aud
bur9 bic RenntniB Der brei bier tbIi9en
Ilmgongslpro9en beIonbers ftr bieien
Bpiten eiguet; ferner gIids @bmonbs,
ber aTs elmer Der ti@tiefen Mopotaten
Gan Nntonios gilt unb f@lieBIi@ albert
g. DEFINE, ber ebenfalIs 3abIrei9e Mns
bduger unb 8efirporter bot. Die
@abI tDirb oller WnbrT1einli@feit mad
feline beIon5ers a~ufregenbe uer9en.
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G~rfabrmmaen zines fleineu MR1Od1enS
In etnem Qeud,ffslrtte.

AQr. unb MPrs. 9prsn 9resepit iretuen als Ndhter
in BEN @esieruneSs eeu6ttburme ron Ganb Bead i'm
Gtaate MefNiean. Gie hnb NIT etnen 4 Sabre alien
2a9tsrAen ~seissnet. Sm Ietten aprii befnnl lie bic
Maiern unb benn etnen i6rediiHen Huhen, perbunten
NIT Sieber. Goctpreu btbanbelteu fe gu Saule unb in
Detroit, aber pereeteus, IS purbe thinner f6limmer
nit thf, ts tie rpie Saut unh Rnomen@ mar. Da
ptrlu&teu es tbre Gltern init Or. Rings Neuer Gnt=
te6nns unb nd@tem He nur Jpei uno cine babe
Glaf9e baron eebrauht bate mar ie rolhanhts sss
betlt. Ge lassn Gx. Rings Neue Gnteeduug iet tbr
Gepimt In Sob perth, aber beuro& fub Brobehoi6en
~tofsnfrti 81 boben Eel Gretb, Gbemrfcn 4 Go. in
Gan Nntrnio, Tsgas.
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0es ~alaftealers aaserfprener sreaal

.aait iebern mad BEN feruen @eFen abseberben Gmi.
srautenf9ub tommt AUD neue Roarase mad SOfetter's
Masen6ttters. geu b~epbIterte ResiOhen inb' Bdufs
ipeniSer sefunb, ais felt lause b~etebete Oertli&tetten,
unb 5rar tnieise Der Wiasmeu, bic BEN ebeH ~eetIdrten
Grunb entirimen, nament!i@ renn has eaub an glafe
steu5t, BITE hdufs Ron 6e9waRern a~nsei&peut rerbeu.
Der BEN aderbau pber Hersbau sbiesense Gmisrant
Iernt talbs MEM e. es nt@t f@sn weib, bab bas Bitters
Der eiusts faeye S@nt ssseu Waalarta unb bic Uaasen,s
Nierens aRb ilnterlsibsR6runsen 1T, beusn er in SOise
bes alimape4iels, Der Gtrapasen unb bes unsepObns
ten pbszl1seiuuhen Erintpahers unb ber rerduberteu
acH eusot{sttf 1T GoIsIt@ fAdst er bieies unsersIetas
lt4e 6augritttel duberprbenttt@ bod; metb ct bod, bdb
ee nater ellen ilmf&nben uni9dbIi@ 1T unb bab er id
In allen Gdnen lettlt4er Gufe4tuns setrcf auf bafielbs
perldHen tdan.
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o { / u

Sur bic gsmeralba, @an@, rs Wieis
len Don Piebras Nesras, uerben elm
Mann unb befsn Gfau setuGt, bic lebs
tere fhr alLgenneine 6ausarbeii linb Der
Maait fir Geloarbeit (auf Nntbeil)
ober fir Mrbeit arf ber &aE@ fur 2Obn.
Die 6rau erbdlt mouailid $40 2obn.
Wesen Der ndberen @inselnbeiten
peioe man f& on
9alis s. 9ol@.
eagle paB. Seras.
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3 rief. e.
suIanbSfde:

SO adermann (sroBer 8risD- IS g slOers
bpIt-Sermann 8ed-Garlcfta 8ii6Of-@ers
iruo 8ii4pf - 9attie Gdiar = 9enrb Serb-
gars Gelbtnann-Gsa Gertel-9isie @rpb-
Emma Saas-M 8 Salberber-8 3 9arra-
Ebpn,as Soffner = So 9pfmann- gliiabetb
Soffmann-Mrs 9asemeier-Gmit &5nis.
Mrs s 25b-Nlbin Manger-@milie Niser-
MDselin-MrS 8 81 Yntte-aeatbe &ahmer
S Sans-@ S Seif- Straub s. @p.-9ers
mann Stcd Cart bon Stubnib Is 8etter
Gbas 8agner-Senrp @eiB-@eo 6 @ilS'
mann-gaeeilte @ieiner-@ 6 Molf.
MuBIdnbt9e:
3 Ntmann-Garl 8eble-0einri9 8orber
& Miiaer-SpIepbine HoBrba4-G 9 Hadsrt.
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Ntatltde S~efanntmatbmng

Ntntlibe Sefanntntadbmng.
IS pirO biernur@ mitsstheilt, haB
bic 2egislatur bes States Seras ers
fu9t Der0eH ptrb, ben 6reibrtef Der
Staot San Natonio in 8eSug auf bic
folgenben Buutte ab3u6nSe1n:
@ectton5u nb "a In Der Nrt, bas
bic Nenter beS Sngenieurs, bes AFefors
uao Warf6aQs bur9 grnennung su
beieBeu ieim folen unb ni1t pie bisber
bur9 Wabl. NQe bieie @rnennungen
foaen burd ben etabtratb erfoIaen uno
5tpar auf ben Torf9lag oes Wapors
bin.
81. Nqe 0dcan3em in ben
our@ 8~olfsnabl beiebten Memtern fol.
len aud bur9 cine Na9nabl nieber
belekt nerben, mean Der Sermin BET
yteutpabl Deniger als reun Monate
entfernt liegt.
Section 43. Ser ImortifatiOnse
Gonb fOa bon aebu (10) ouF 3tpei (2)
prccent pro Sabr berabgefeBt peroeu,
uno ole bisber oussesebenen 8nnbs
foueu fir re6tsgdltig etfldrt nerben,
dig Oh Der Charter einen Mmortifa!ionss
6onb bon 2 proeent feftgefebt bdtte.
Section As. Sie Musgabe bon
Bombs 5ur @inl6iung BON Bombs, bic
b6ber n~eraint fnb ober bon Idligen
Bombs iol autoriirt tperben unD ale
bisber 3u Nmortilations s3wedeu aus.
geg%ebenen 8onbs foqen fur re9tstrdftig
ertldrt uerbeu> unb bas GiscaIiabr fol
10 abgednbelt nerben, baB es am L.
Stunt ieben Sabres beainnt un6 nit benz
81. Mai abi9lieBt.
Settion 48. MGe notbmenbigen
OrOinan3ea UNI bic Musbreitung ans
ftedeuber &rant9eiten 3u Derbinbera,
iOlen BON ber stabt aus erlaRen ners
ben.
Section IS. sou bic 9Hi9ten.
NoQma9ten uu6 @ebaltsbe3hge oller
8eamter unb Mngeftelten Der Gtabt
fehieben, NIT Nusnabme Der 8eb6Iter
beg MaDors, Mari9alls, Collectors,
N1ehOrs, @9abmeiffers, Nnpalts. ee5ns
genieurs unb &ecoroers.
G~ection SO. SOL BITE Stabt auto.
riiren, 2icenien aus3uitelen fir grOfi,
tutionsbduier iooie Der Staot bas
&edt uerleiben bielelben au controuiren,
gu ~befrafen unb ibre 2ieen3 surddsu.
3ieben.
section 1O2. Sol bic @ia6t
nntorifren ben Smpfamang fur bic
clIer ffdbtif6en e9uleu, fo'
ME fAr Die SnfaHen aler ftdbtiiden
Snffitpss snmo NiDle &c. bur@3ufibren.
6 lection 119. Die Befimmungen
lolen auf9eboben tperben, bic benz Ma=
Dor zen Be3ug BON @ebAbren geitatten
fur ole Jdae, bic ct iel6f i'm Gecers
6efss@efi6te berhanbelt.
Section 1877. Sie 8efimmungen
iOIen aufge5oben nerben, bic benz
Stabtratb bic GeiieBung bes 4ebaltes
bes s1abmeiiters iiberIaGen.
6sction 1873. Debt bic. Beitims
niuilgen auf, meIde bas @ebaIt unb bic
@ebhbren beg fd5tif@en Sngenieurs
feftleBen.
Section pol. Sol genaue &es
geln fefieBen far bic grmeiterung bon
StraBeu, pldben unb pdrts &c.
Section 203. sou 8efimmufl.
gen trefen fir bic g~rpropriaiion upn
PriUat. @igentbum ftr 6ffentli@e 3mede.
uub stpar In Der Msiie, boB Der i3tped,
fit pel@en bsFaetss gigenibum erpros
print wetbe1 ion, senauer befiuirt
nirb.
Section 227. 8etimmt, 6aB bier.
telidbrli6 cine genaue 9%arleeuug Der
iinancislen Sage Der @taot pubIieirt
werben lou.
Section 249. SEPT bic @ebdlter
fir ben Napor, Mubitor, &ecOrber,
Waridal, Nnmalt, Collector, G@ab.
meiifsr unb Sngenienr fef.
Section 251. SEPT BeHimmuts
GEN Ieif, ME oieie @ebdlter aur Nassab.
lung ~gelangen foler.
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0runbeieemtbmnts . ltebertrasmnsem.
R. unb 81. Niron on Grau W.
66Htng, @funofid an NUenue 9;
$500.
gonrab Suberi4 an M. 6. Scott, 2
@runbnhde on NtDaba.S traBe; 5000.
3beo. gEgeIbarbt on gilbert gngeI,
barbt, 81 Afer 2ano an Der Mebina ;
$477.
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@ars. g. 8. 9nbal, tueI6e lire
StuOien auf Der DhKeIbOrfer Maler.
Nfabenlie eema@t bat, ertbeilt grinb'
Ii1en untsrri9t i'm NaIen unb 3ei9s
men. atelter: 6ren6 Building,
Wain Ytoaa, 3immer Is uno ID.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-18

Treb 8amae's Or@eftsa fir Bale,
Qenaerte, parties &C. @rter 3Iafe
MuRt garantirt. Oiice: 33 South
MlamotS tro6e, Gan Nntouio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-18

D@ STANDARD, Wolin un6 Nua,p
2ultiOatOren BET q. s. 3ofHeina
Wilitdr Plaaa.
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1d- Gin bolIes 2ager BON 4mbu.
lan5en, Buggies &C. gu febr biaigen
preilen, fiabet man bel o.. 8. 9pfs
betna Wilitdr.p Ia3a.
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= 6err Soiepb 9. 9Orep In Wafau,
Sls., bate &beumatismus, berfudte
mebrere berf9ieoene Mittel Dbne ,@ts
foIg. g9IieBli@ betam ct ems, 6ds
i'm iofort turirte. NatiirIi9 tsar er
itber ben @rfoig bo6erfreut; aud muBs
te ct, baB Inbere leiben, tpie er gelit=
ten bate, bic aud eerne bon benz Mits
tel wiHen mb6ten. Sarum ertldrt er
6er Ieibenben Menidbeit, baf 6iefes
Wittel pgbamberlain's pain Balm"
beiBt. STR so @eats per GlaiGe5u baben
Bel q. Robn & Co., S. Gaiteper &
SON unb alien bebeusenben N~potbetern.
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Or. Snn's 9nfeus Sprup tpiet nur IS 6euts bic
Glai9e, nnb nenno9 wire er ielbit ben unsldubtsiten
rcn fttner grrttstEt@tsit fberteusen.
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Die rSreie Freis" lift autoriitrt Germ
GbmpnbS ais &unbibaten fir
baS 9lmt bes Siitritt +. @lertS bel ber am 10.
@tdr; absubaItenben @pbl ansutiinSisen
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ten, neil oieie i'm Stanbe tparen. bi0is
gere Ura9ten su bieten, fdat in 3utunft
fort. 9os .poE.@ ubfbiens @eIeb" Be
wilIist 81 per Mei!e fir s6iFe erfer
&laRe unb 9etffungsfdbisteit unb ct:
6fnet BEN ameritaniI9en 1nterneb
muussgeif elm grfO!g unb g~epianoer.
ipre9enoes 5elb.
Wie eine Special spei9e aug Nsm
Oort mittbetIt, III i9on Elm Inter.
nebn1en geplant, wal@es auf Grub oes
eben erlaKenen &DnsreBgelebes ben
Rampf NIT ben austuGrttgeu 2inien,
tpel9e big febt bauptid9li9 hos 5ra9tz
gei9dft gu unguuten Der ameritanii6en
s9iHfabrtss Snterehen in tbren 6dns
ben gebabt baben, aufnebmen min.
Gin 9err u. @erbin beabf9tiat, cine
amerifanif9e Sampferlinie in bas Da.
fein au rufen, bic bon Montaut point
auf Song Sslanb mad Melforb Oapen
IN England laufen fol. Oie 51ife
berielben ioQen III Nnerita gebaut tpers
ben unb cine 52nslisteit BON "a Meis
len per 9tuube baben, fobaB He bic
Gabtt mad England in 5 Saaeu unb 6
Stunben auridIsgen.
Mit ben 8au Der Sods, auf nsl@en
bic S6ife ber9eifelt tperoen, iDirb 10.
fort ~begOunen tperben. Sie @eiammt,
tofen fnb auf $12, 600, 600 berans
i@lagt. BON tpel@er Bebeutune bieies
eine unternebmen alein fir bic Snters
ehen Der Observation-Disclosures bes Gan.
bes 1T, ld6t fi@ aus ber 3batiade Be-
re9nen, baB BON ben gau3eu Soften,
tDel9e Der Gau zines g9ifes Derut.
fd6t, tur 5 Brccent anf oas &ob=M as
terial befelben fommen, Ano IS PRO.
cent in Gorm 6es 2obnes ben Mrbeitern
3u @ute tDmmen.
IS lit beiaabe nit boiler Gi9erbeit
anounebmen, bob bieiem 8ionier 8 In:
tcrnebnten beg 6errn gor5iH baIo.
R9erIi9 nod 8olenbuna uno gr6fs
tuHg unferer .eraniiden S~iefmoferbd.
fen, tpeitere Oampferliaieu, 3. g. bic
fur ben 8ertehr nit, ben centrale unb
iabameritanii@en 6afenpldken projsts
tirte 2inie, pel9e bon @albeltDn aug
eeben iol. no9foIgen tper6eu, unb bon
tpel@er Bebeutung bas fdr bic Ser.
6taaten, beionoers aber fir ben Stat
Seras unb feline materiele gntnidlung
iein mtiibe. bebarf taum nod elmer I'M
beutuug.
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Die .6rsis 9rsile" 1T autpriiirt, 9errn
@Ibert 6. Oeptne ais &anbibat flu
baS @mt beS Di1triftsG lerfS bel Der ~bebcrite.
benben @abl ans~ufiinbigen.
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@abl Mm5eigem.

Die ,6reie @reRe" 1T autoriiirt, Serrn
0at. 2epiS ais 3anbibaten fur baS 9mt
hes 9i1trietsG terts BEL Der beborfteben;
ben @abl an3ufinbiSen.
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smr IN prisinals 4adeten. g5reis, 25 Gents. Sn
allen NpDtbefen 81 bdben, poer pirb naG Gntpfana
hes @etrases reiperFanbt. giai ubrsifre
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Isg cAARLEsA .. yoaELER COL. Bsilm0ss. Na.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-19

"Drlnk. Puppy, Drink" The song
would take the form OF pessonsl
epithet. and should feel like lifting Tny
voice in protest. But society enjoyed
this, and society was there--the ctems
de la creme, besides representative
from the New York and Baltimors
hunts.
The Corean legation was scene OF
pleasant interchange OF friendly greet
tngs, being Mrs. We Cha Gins first re-
ceptiOn of the season. The dainty
little lady was in Il native dress Of pale
blue brocsded silk, her glossy black
hair was dressed low in knot and
ghttering with fancy pins. She sneaks
English tlueDtly and takes GREAT inter
est IN the study OF AL Boz enstc.a.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-19

a margin OF profit, aud shall leave
the land richer at the close
OF the course of rotation than
it was at the beginning. After this
has been accomplished, it will be cas-
Ter during each succeeding one.
Among the farmers of central Hi
nois there is nearly 2 unanimous YER
dict that grain farming does not yield
any margin of profit; bur among the
AGRICULTURAL industries which do give
good returns they mention sheep rails
ing, horse breeding zone man engaged
in this says that every horse grown to
maturity will average $40 proi0
planting orchards and raising garden
products. Texas Live StocS Journal
A SEAID INV
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-19
Wun Lung,

This is the queer name of a Chi
nese laundryman in Hartford, but he
has probably two lungs, like most OF
us. Some crying babies seem to have
dozen. Lungs should be sound, or
the voice will have weakly sound.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
makes strong lungs, drives the cough
away, generates good blood, tones the
nerves, builds up the human wreck
and makes "another man" of him.
Night-sweats, blood splitting. short
breath, bronchitis, asthma and all
alarming forerunners of Consumption,
are positively cured by this unap'
proachable remedy. If taken in time,
Consumption Itself can be bafaed
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-19

soRz head protests don't 80. The
house of representatives is full OF
men of sound business sense. They
rcali1ed that Austin wanted to spend
her own money in beautifying the city
and they could find no objection 20 II.
Au,t;n !. bent or being grsat, 9dt ira
vote @. 40 TO shows tn: represen L.
tvs yosr Of ToHss are willing 70 en-.
courage her.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-19
{ Green Ia forsaken,
WI
1ollOW Is furSw0rn,
But blue IL the truest color worn"

ii
Thirty members OF the club ap-
peared in hunt ball costume, which
means scarlet coats made in claw
hammer style, with white Innings and
facings, and trimmed with big gilt
buttons. Some of the gentlemen wore,
also, black or white satin knee
breeches and immense gold buckles on
their low pumps, and it can be easily
imagined how effective and brilliant
was this garb. After midnight the
hunt call announced supper, and
the promenade to table began, while
the club sang the old song. Drink
Puppy. Drink" OF course the feast
was fine, and after the feast came
dancing, and somewhere toward morn
ing the gay jewellers found their
homes.
Well. I'm not a club man, but If
we're, do not believe ! would fancy
my mother or sister or sweetheart
marching to a banquet TO the words Of
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-19

ROgers plated goods and cutlery at
Brusl's; water pipe run and repairing 1T
Brus5's,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-19

EEJI IIABLf FANMINF,
4 good ruie in farming is b. 30 use
the land that every crop shall make
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-19

direct line of promotion, and his APP
pointment would be quite in accord
anCe with civil service policy.
BRAZILIAN RECIPROCITY.
The Presidents proclamation marks
the fual act in this grand move,
which binds US so great country in
bonds Of close fraternal relation, and
Is "A masterpiece Of statesmanship in
Secretary Blaine, who is receiving
hearty and cordial endorsement, and
congratulations irrespective OF marty.
Vow Brazil aud Cuba will send her
sugar-freiehted vessels 10 u-, and we
will give her all the ma
chinary and tools she needs
The LIST is u large one, and this re
eiprocai move has noe been made one
M in 10 n enn- 30 sDalEn for NnIspl vas
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-28
If black has the move. white can defend The
limits on ore side of his pawn, but not on both.

If black has the move. white can defend the
limits side of his pawn, but not on both
Black. White. i}lack. White
l. KB3Ca) X kt2(b) s. KKt3 KB8
. KOS kb" 4. kR4 kht3
g. KRIS hQ2 7.kkt4 KB3
hB2 hh3 s. Il R5 and wins.
NOTES.
Ial The onIy move to win. Black threatens
TO attack q XII 4, one of the limits of the ad-
verse power.
tb) Forced, as white must be able to play to
1t 8 or B 3. BY this forced move he loses
the power to defend the limits on the
kings side. Had he played X Q he could
have defended these limits but not those on
the queens side.
If white has the move he can defend lis
limits on both sides of the pawn and draw. The
white king must be kept on the same file as the
black king with odd number of squares be-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-28
IRON TRADE REVIEW.
No Very Promising Developments
Have Yet Been Discovered. ~
THE SHUTDOWN HAS NO EFFECT.
Southern Manufacturers Do Not Anticipate
an Early Advance,
REPORTS FROM THE LEADING cENTERS

There are no new dev elopments in the
iron and steel situation the past week, GER
tainly none that promise better things
Trade is not up to what i. usually is at this
time of the year. The situation is favorable
to the buyer of raw iron and Bessemer, and
inside quotations are a fair index to mar
kets. In spite of the shutdown of the
Mahoning and Shenango Valley furnaces
and troubles in the coke regions the general
drift of markets is toward lower level.
Said leading iron broker yesterday: "Mar-
kets are very fat for the time of the year.
In ordinary seasons trade begins to improve
before this time, but still it remains stagnant.
Since the money pressure last fall there has
been disposition on the part of manufactur-
ers to 60 slow. Few new enterprises are pro-
jected. Banks are exceedingly cautious in let
ting out money, and the effect is felt all along
the line of iron and steel products The steel
rail trade is by no means rosy. No better
proof of this could be furnished than by the
fact that the Edgar Thomson Works. which,
after a months hard work with all avail
able hands pressed into service to improve and
enlarge the rail mill, after being made ready
for work has Shut down for an unknown
period. 1t was on the card that the rail mill
would start up last Mondav, and all things
were ready. Besides the stoppage of the mill
the furnaces at Braddock are for the present
running slow. there being no inducement to
turn out large quantities. The time is here
when, according TO precedent nails should
move freely. The movement however, is slow.
The same is true of all manufactured iron
products.
Following are rates as given by iron brokers:
Structural Iron-Angles, 2O5c; tees, .. Zoe: beams
and channels. 3. l0c: sheared bridge plates steel,
2.4Oc; universal mill plates iron, 2. lOc; refined
bars, !. 9Cc card.
Barbed wire fencing, galvanized, 50 40; plain
FAM nftnr Iva nj md
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8. A. Dickie 4 Co. sold for j. NJ Gartside to
Mrs. N. c. Mccoy an improved property on
Mailman street. Twentieth ward. lot 25x12O
feet, with a two-story and attic frame house.
for $500.
James w. Drape & Co. say: We have secured
signatures to papers in transaction in city
residence property lot 2Ox1O0 feet, with a good
modern residence, consideration being S17, 500;
also an interest in block of houses in Alle-
gheny of $1,000 cash; also piece of property Of
over ten acres, with improvements, adjoining
McKeesport, of 5000.
Black & Baird sold for Annie E. Lawrence a
two-story frame dwelling. situate No 70 How
ard street, Allegheny, lot 2Oxl76, to John
Podany, for 81 400 cash.
A Leggate & Son sold two lots on Sherman
avenue, Allegheny. for S20.400, and a business
property ON Federal street for $4,000
A. q. Byers & Co., sold for Abram Rife to W.
J. Barton four frame houses. with lot 30x175
feet each, running through to a 29-foot alley
locared at Tarentum, West Penn Railroad.
Consideration. 81. 800 cash.
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the 100-foot district to-day consisting of three
producing wells and one drilling ON the w. h
Nesbit farm and five producing on the Graham
heirs farm, with production of go barrels.
Consideration. $4,000. The purchasers were
Judson w. Breed, Cincinnati, and Reuben P.
Sherman. jamestown, N. Y.
It's Only Small Producer.
MCCURDY-Patterson & Jones' McCurdy No.
2 is through the sand and 1t is estimated that
the well at best will not do more than so barrels
day from the 30foot. The same company's
No. is doing 200 barrels day. and No. is e1-
pected to reach the sand soon.
Barney Forst Sells Out at Gallery.
CALLERY-Barney Forst has sold his one
third interest in this field, consisting Of IL
wells with production of $50 barrels day. to
his partners. Wahl. Bishop & Co.. for S2S.OO.
W. L. Mellon Gets a Producer.
CoRAoPoLIs-W. L.. Mellon brought in his
No. s. Logan, yesterday, and 1t is reported good
for 10 barrels a day.
The New Stone Quarry Well.
WESTvIEW-Dimmick & Co. shot their
Stone quarry well to-day, which started off at
So barrels an hour. MCC.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Good Friday was generally observed at the
Grain Exchanges at other trade centers. but
in Pittsburg the regular meeting was held with
very meager results. Bidding was cautious
and slow, and futures were weak There were
only two sales on call. namely. a car of sample
oats, 571ac, spot, and car of mixed shell corn,
TIC, spot. Receipts as bulletined. q cars, of
which ID were by Pitusourg. Fit. Wayne and
chicago Railway, as follows: 8 cars of hay of
oats, of wheat, 9 of -four, l of malt. By Pitts
burg. Cincinnati and st. Louis. cars of bran,
z oil oats. 3 OF corn, l of malt. Corn and oats
have lost somewhat OF bnom. and sales are
made on lower level than ruled In the early
part OF the week. Flour is firm, aud higher
prices are generally anticipated.
Prices for carload lots on track:
WHEAr-No. W red, 81 06@I OF; No. g. 81 02@
CORN - No. yellow shell, 7a@74c; high
ml1ed' IzQ7Sc; mixed shell, 7l@72c; No.