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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

A estas horas debe funcionar en- Ma
drid una junta particular de socorros,
organizada por varIos puertorriqueflos
distinguidos para aliviar la situacion de
Sabana- Grande
FL pensamiento es bellisimo V hallara
de SECURE cooperadores enthusiasts en-
tire nuestros hermanos de la peninsula.
Cuando hay en- Murcia inundaciones
~ terremotos en- Andalucfa y catastrofes
en- Consuegra, Puerto Rico no pone di-
ques 4 81 filantropico desprendimiento
y remite la Metropoli miles de duros
Ahora que Pide para sus desQracias,
no le negaran su esplendido c0ncurso
los espanoles de allende, que nunca &C.
rraron sus bolsas al grito de Ia caridad
X como cuarenta y nueve provincias
Pueden mas que una provincial sola, a1n
contribuyendoc con mfnimas cantidades,
tendremos fondos en- abundancia Gre
ceran los sentimientos de gratitud con
que recordamos a la madre leiana glo
ROSA.
No es hora de publican los nombres de
los paisanos nuestros que concibieron ell
noble Proposito, y que son acreedores al
aplauso.
Basic dccir que entire clos fguran
personas de mucho prestigio y que no
seria extrafo que contasen, en- este
punto, con la benevolencia simpatica del
de Ultramar.
Aguardamos el proximo correo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
La Democracia
CR0NICA
Ell cERTAlnEN DE la EooN6NnoA

Reunidas las connisiones respecti-
vas de Industrial, C0meycjo b Artes
en- los salones de la sociedad, acor-
daron los temas que han do servir
de base al certamen que, por todos
conceptos digno de elogio, celebra-
"a dicho centro, siempre feel en- ell
cumplimiento de sus deberes Y afa-
noso por ofrecer al pals TODD gene
ro de benehcios y de elementos de
progreso.
Los temas no han sido a1n apro-
bados defnitivamente, Y Ia junta
general, que Sc reunira de un mo-
mento 4 otro, es la encargada de
aceptarlos en- Ia forma que las CO.
misiones los concibieren, 8 de re-
formarlos en- 81 sentido que Gre
yese mas conveniente.
Voy, pues, 4 tener el gusto de
enterar 3 los lectores de LA DEMO
CRACIA del resultado del trabajo de
las comisiones, anticipandoIes las
notas que q la Egera he podido to-
mar en- las largas Y provechosas Sc
stones celebradas durante estas no
ches.
La secci6n de artes procure de-
jar completamente ibre la iniciati-
va particular de los que tomen par
te en- ell certdmen.
Los comisionados han propuesto
a Ia junta general los siguientes te-
mas.
Mlisica Premio. Al mej0y him
40 popular puertoyyiqaeJzo.
P5ntura. Premio AZ mejor cua-
dro reDreSeatando paisQes cost1m-
byes DEL pats.
Liteyatawa. Pyosa. Premio. 4
ma nayyacj6r no0elesca D historical de /
sabor provincial, As1mt0 66re.
Verso Premio. "A Ia nsejoy poe
sin 52spjrada en- elementos poeticos
pueytoyyique1os GGnero y metro a.
bres.
Hay, como Sc We, completa hber-
tad de asuntos; extremandose espe-
en- el tema de la poesia,
que es tan ampio como 10 reqUiere
la fndole de La creaci6n po6ticas.
El poeta debera escribir impre
c0R elemeHt0s po6ticoS
Daeyt0rriqteEOS Puede trasladar al
papel sus sensaciones po6ticas, bus
cando en- Ia natluaZega provincial la
nota descriptive, 8 expresando la
puramente subjetiva. Pue-
de cantar 4 la manana q Ia tarde,
Ia noche, contemplandolas en-
nuestro cielo; q todo 10 que tenga
sabor colonial q desde luego, poGtjco,
oapaz de producer emoci6n est6tica
Puede inspirarse en- las desyenturas
5 EN- las alegrfas de Puerto-Rico, en-
81 porvenir, en- su presente, en- su
Dasado, EN- las costumbres, en- las
desarrollando el pen
en- cualquier g6,1ero po6tlco
En- andtstJ'ia n comercjo no puedo
todos los temas Y menos
con verdadera precision
Dire solamente, que habra, entire
Otros premios, uno para Ia naejor me-
uoria qte estadje q desayoLe Solucioa
aes prdcticas, que tieadan al progreso
! D1ejoramiento de la indtStria azaca-
'era.
Otro q amds coaciengtda nlem0rja
zee indiqae las INDUSTRIES qgrtcolas
lue con mis- ajlidad puedm implan-
arse en- el pats.
Otro para el mis- complete estttdio
PIE trate de Ia 5atrodaccj6R de pZaatas
'r6ticas titles q econ6micas.
Otro al mis- competeate estadi0 qate
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

In mes mas tarde, dia por dia, iustamente
Ia vispera de San Luis. habfa terrible p6nico en-
Rocreuse. Los prusianos habfan derrotado al
Emperador y avanzaban 4 marchas forzadas
hacla la aldea. Desde una semana atras, las
gentes que pasaban por Ia carretera anuncia5an
los prusianos; Estan en- Lorni6re. estan en-
Novelties" oyendo decir que Sc aproxinaban
tan dc prlsa, todas las mananas crefase en- Ro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14
ULTIMOS CABLEGRAMAS
cTraducidos para La DrmocnAorA,

NALa74IICIl1Js PaFa Ia DEAIOCKACIAI
L6'adres, Mayo 6.-Se asegura que
Francia esta enyuelta en- graves com
picaciones con el Dahomey.
Idena, idem idena-En la Camara tia
llama de Diputados Sc pidi6 un voto de
confanza para el Cobierno por su pro-
~ Erase castellana que expresa la nece-
sidad de If siempre bien provisto, mas en-
cuestiones de orden moral que en- cuestiones
de orden material
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

fye las retormas que deJen mtroducir8e
en- los aranceles de las Adsanas de
Puerto-Ric0.
Seguramente las corporaciones
oGciales y algunos particulares,
ofreceran nueyos premios, propo-
.ni6ndo temas TITLES y practicos Y
contribuyendo al exito del certa-
men de la Econ6mica.
I'm hombre, verdaderamente en-
tusiasta por el adelanto Gle su pals,
ha ofrecido un premio en- metdlico
para ell campesino que careciendo
de recursos, presente mayor n1me-
no de hijos que sepan leer Y escri-
bir.
En- la Capital es grande el entu-
.siasmo que ha despertado ell Certa-
men de la ,Sociedad Ec0n6nuca, Y es
de esperarse que en- la isla alcance
la simpatfa y la protection de todos.
El certamen Sc celebrara EN- Oc-
tubre y los trabajos Sc admitiran
hasta Setiembre, sin que pueda f.
jar a1n el dfa precise en- que fnaliza
ell plazo.
Estas son las noticias que con el
mayor gusto comunico q los suscri-
torres de este peri6dico, Y en- gene
raj, al p1blico, que las desconoce
por complete, por no haber sido a1n
publlcadas por nadie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

Ahora, con motive de las lluvias, an
dan deliciosas esas GALES.
Diriase que son las GALES de Port-au-
Prince, descritas por el doctor Rodriguez
Castro, y no las GALES de Ponce, confia-
das al cello de TN aIcalde Unconditional
y de un Ayuntamiento az 07fct0.
La Capital no es mas rica y sin en-
barge Puede comprar adoquines man
tener Ia via pdblica, no va solo transita-
bic, sino tambien limpia y decente.
Ponce cubre un presupuesto enorme
y carece de adoquinado = nadie piensa
en- gastar dos maravedises en- ell ornate
de la poblaci6n.
Ali van los carruaies levantando nu-
bes de polvo que asfxia despidiendo
chlspas de lodo que mancha.
Hay sitios en- que nadie pasara de
una a otra acera sin chapotear en- el
barro Y sin echar perder sus ropas
I este no Sc comprende nj Sc explica
en- una cludad lmportante, que posee Ell
titulo de generosa y que aspira al dicta-
do de culta.
Llueva Q no llueva, por todas parties
Sc ven basuras Y desperdicios no Sc
dan dos pasos sin encontrar un bache
colossal, IN hacinamfento de terra, una
zanja, una boca de incendio rota, una
acera sin construir Q algo que indica
abandono y apatfa.
es que, segdn la opinion,
De la cual yo no disiento,
. sobra aqu1 ayuntamiento
y falta administration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

Pero crea el insigne funcionario que
esta vez-como otras-sufre un. error.
81 el imPuesto grava solamente a las
harinas que Sc introduzcan en- una CO.
marca, no debe imponerse al pan pro-
cedente de comarcas ajenas.
Impossible prohibir IN tahonero
que adquiera en- Juana Diaz mil kilos
de gallctas para venderlos en- Ponce.
impossible crearie trabas obstaculos,
obligandole a satisfacer contribuciones
no autorizadas
Pero va caemos: don Ramon Llanos,
conoce eI antique refrain.
Y Pues muda de banqueta
Sin difcultad Sc infere.
Que en- dfas tristes no quiere
EU6arcarSe sin .gulIcka. (@)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-14

El amor, despide destellos como
el sol 8 tinieblas como Ia noche no
tene crep1sculo Es cadena de flo
res que baja del cielo a rozar nues-
ira frente. I'm extreme arriba. el
otro abajo. El huracan puede des-
prenderla de 10 alto y arrojarla en-
el lodo, 9 eleyarla con nosotros has
ta Dios.
Hay hombres con estatura de
gusanos.
Ciertos caracteres servirian muy
bien para un muneco de porcelana.
JOSE GORDMs.
Puerto Rico.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Farewell Hon.

The young gentlemen friends OF Misses.
Elvira and Evelyn Yturri, who will leave
in a few days for San Luis PotOsi. Mex,
to visit Mrs. Scott James, complinented
them last night at the Casino with one of
the most enjoyable informal hops given
in San Antonio for many seasons. Art2ts
orchestra was used for the occasion and
the dancers kept them busy until an early
our this morning An intermission was
called about IL o'clock and the company
enjoyed delicious, repast OF the most
choice viands of the season. The cos
tunes OF the young ladies were gems OF
beauty and showed their good sense and
taste.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
James, Misses Elvira and Evelyn Yturri,
Mary McElroy, Inez Moke, Sheldon,
Mary and Kate Phelan, butcher, BeRa-
videS. Walsh, Dillon, Lizzie end Mamie
Crosson. Kaufman, Sheidemantel, Carrie
and Mamie De Ham, Hall, Lytle, Hick-
man, Gallagher and de Witt, MesSrs.
John and Arthur McEIroy, O,Brion, Nor
ris, Meyers, Alfred and Rob. Yturri,
Henry Baskin, Il. Trueheart, Petrich,
Cara, McNeel. Brunt, Lytle, James and
and George Clavin, Walsh. Gallagher,
lyman, de Witt, Phelan, Rice, Buckley
and Howard.
The committee who had charge of ar
arrangements and floor was composed OF
MesSrs. Brunt, Trueheart, j. Clavin and
lyman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Melted Him Justice.

ROANOKE, Va, Feb. IL Will Law
ender, (colored) who attempted an
assault upon Alice Percy, q white
girl, Monday night, was taken from
the officers about O'Clock this morn
ing and hanged to tree. He was
captured near the city yesterday even
ing and after being first taken to the
station house was removed to police.
mans house. He confessed to re-
porter that he was the man who
committed the assault. A mob of
one hundred people searched the city
over and finally located the man
in the policeman's house. He was
guarded by three officers. They
broke open the door and took him
from the officers. The negro made
a full confession. The crowd was
very orderly and no firing was in
dulged in. The tree selected was on
the bank of the river.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
The Lot Jumpers =.

Ell RENO, o. t., Feb. 12.-The ex-
element over town lots Is almost sub
sided at the request of Governor
Seay, Judge Clark, of Oklahoma City,
came to Ell Reno and ordered the so
CO lied lot jumpers evicted, under this
or der the: United States marshals
are removing the improvement
made by settlers in vacant lots.
Under Instructions the marshals are
preserving an accurate record of all
improvements ~ an act of justice to
the settlers and as nine tenths OF the
citizens are in tho category of lot
jumpers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Emma ADbotus Monument.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. l2.-The
Emma Abbott monument in Oak
Grove cemetery is nearly completed.
When complete it will be 60 feet high
and only few feet more remain to be
set in position. No cement is used,
the setting being in lead. The In
scription on a hugh block of granite
lie: "In loving memory of Eugene
Wetherell. He givetb His beloved
Sleep" The receptacle for the ashes
of tie dead sopgstress is ready, and
aftels the urn con tanning them Is
nlaced therein, heavy slab Of
Quincy granite, composing the floor,
will be placed in position, securely
sealing it's contents. The total Cost
of the monument is $50. 900, which Is
said to make it the most expensive
piece of private work OF the kind In
United States. 1t has required the
labor of 40 men tor year to complete
the work
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Young Republicans Banquet.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l2.-The an
nual banquet of the Young Republi.
cans comes off tOnight-She anniver-
sary of LincoIn's birth. From the
list of acceptances received the affair
promises to be the most notable in The
history of the club Secretary Noble,
Secretary Rusk, Postmaster General
Wanamaker, Senators Mitchell,
Henderson and Cameron, Congress
men Boutelle and Burroughs and
many other nUtables have signified
their intention of enjoying the clu b's
hospitality.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Helped the Bank.

GREENvILLE, Miss, Feb. ia
harmonious meeting of creditors Of
the oank of Greenville, which tailed
a short time ago, was held last night
and the proposition to extend the
time to the bank for one, two or three
years, the bank issuing notes for
equal amounts, bearing six per cent
interest, from January first, 1892 was
unanimously accepted. The resump'
ton of the bank is held by the people
throughout the country with much
satisfaction. w. A. Pollock will re-
main in charge of the bank.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12

Judge Kings court was graced by the
presence of several ladies this morning,
who had gathered there TO listen To the
evidence in the case of Bruce vs.. BRENT,
a land suit that has been on the docket
for several years. McLeary & Fleming,
Judge c. "A. Kellar and Mrs. OStrom are
the attorneys. Argument will probably
commence tomorrow.
The following suits were filed yesterday
afternoons:
Godfrank. Frank & Co., VS.. Ed. j. L.
Green. for garnishmenJ.
Goldfrauk Frank II Co., vs.. First Ma
tional bank Of San Marcos. garniShment.
In Judge NOOnan'S court the following
suit was fled
John L. Looney, VS.. b. f. 1oakum and
J. =. MacNamara, damages.
The case of JosKe Bros, VS.. j. +. Camp,
for debt was dismissed.
AnneCetto LARA received u years yes
terday for concealing 4 horses His son,
Daniel LARA, is on trial today for steal
ing them.
Thos. Watson and William Black each
received s years yesterday for burglary
This morning ThoS. Geo. Washington,
alias John Davis, and Henry Fisher each
received years for theft over 800.
Judge Adam tried Tom b. johnson and
Sim Hart, each on two charges for selling
lottery tickets. They pleaded guilty and
were fined $40 a piece in each case and the
costs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
LATE TELEGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

More trouble in cabinet circles in
Brazil and revolution imminent.
VIM. Grinnell of New York Is third
assistant secretary of state.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory ask
admission 10 the union as one state.
Printing bill goes over until next
week in the senate without action.
Attendance in house of national
represen tatives is very small.
Military academy appropriation
bill occupies attention OF house.
The free coinage men are forcing
matters to an issue.
Tampico, Mexico, dock is crowded
with export and import shipments.
Western democrats will attempt to
repeal sugar bounty act of last con-
gress.
Springer thinks the sugar bounty
repeal should be reached through APP
preparation committee.
Committee OF ways anu means are
afraid of resolution ag ainst sugar
bounty and lodges 1t.
Senator Paddock is raped over the
knuckles by Cockrell for his allusion
to the printing bill.
Cotton advances IA points in New
York and puzzles the New Orleans
market.
The insanity proceedings agains
Miss Mitchell. Memphis, will be pro-,
tracted.
Mexican government is negotiating
for Mexican edition of q New York
paper.
General GARLIC, sent out against
the Yaqui Indians, Mexico, dies at
Sonora.
The government candidate for pres
ideucy of Guatemala has the field, as
now seen.
Guatemala removes duty on cattle
imports, and on rice, beans, peas, corn
hay and all vegetables.
Edward NJ. Fields is indicted fol
forgery in the second degree, at New
York.
Current rumors are to the effect
that q revolution has broken out in
Servia.
Eleven Cinnamon in the tolls al
Denver for sending lottery matter
through the mails.
Government wires in the state oil
Rio do Sui, Brazil, are cut and COM
municRtiOn lost.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Will be Printed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-House-
There was small attendance, though
the galleries were filled. Richardson,
of Tennessee, for the committee on
printing, reported aud the house
adopted a resolution for the printing
of 5000 copies OF the presidents
Chile message. On motion of Bel
KNAPP, of Michigan, a resolution
was adopted setting apart April 2, for
the delivery of eulogies of the late M.
Halford, of Michigan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
In Kentucky.

PINEvILLE, KY, Feb. ia mes
senger brings news of a sensational
killing on the headwsters of the Red
Bird river, in Clay county, thirty
miles from here. Bob Sizemore we'll
TODD citizen fired upon Felix Farmer
and Gerald Bowling and an unknown
man, from his house as they were
passing. The compliment was quick
fy returned and Sizemore killed. The
killing is supposed to be the out
growth of former trou bles.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Republicans OF Ohio on DecE

CoLUMAUs, Ohio, Feb. IL. - The
State Republican League is preparing
TO hold banquet in this city tonight
that will outsbine the "Old Roman"
banquet last year Chauncey M.
Depew is to respond to "AhraLam
Lincoln" Among other distinguished
republicans who will speak are: j. s
Fasset, of New York, and Elk Cover
ner r. A. Alger, OF Michigan, and J
8. Clarksor, nf Iowa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
VIII Chicago Get That Library.

CHICAGO, Feb. IAN appeal has
been taken in the Crerar will case to
the appellate court. If the decision
handed down by Judge Tuley Is af-
firmed the greater part of the estate
will 90 to found free puOlic library
in this city in accordance with the
residuary clauses of the will. Some
$500, 900 was directed in the shape Of
special legacies for charitable and
public purposes other than the libra
nv. The contest against the will was
made by cousins and next of him of
Mr.. Crerar on his fathers side, who
attacked both the residuary and the
clauses providing for special lega-
cies. They contended that the
effect in both cases would
be to create trustees in
perpetuity; that gift to a public Ii
brary Is not gift for charitable uses,
and further, that the gift would be
void in any event because it was for
the benefit of a corporation not in be-
ing, and that therefore there was no
one to receive it. The judge held that
a free public library was in the ma
ture of a public charity, that the for
nation of the corporation was not
condition precedent to the charitable
trust, and that, therefore, the trust
could not be regarded IS too remote
on that account. He held further
that If the legacies attacked were
void they would go into the residium
and not TO the heirs-at-law. because
the will directed that the estate
should be converted into money and
it would have to be disposed of as
personal and not as real property.
OF this point the Judge said: money
directed to be invested in lands de.
sends to the heir of the original ben.
eficiary, or passes under general
description of real property in his
will, while land directed to be con-
verified into money goes to the person.
al representatives or is included in
residuary bequest of the personal
property"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Double Murder.

Ell PAso, Tex, Feb. l2.-News has
reached the city of a double murder
committed by unknown parties a. a
point II miles north of here. A Mex
lean mule herder, Francisco Munazo,
found the dead bodies of two Ameri-
cans in an old adobe building. The
bodies were naked and covered with
blood. Some believe the murder was
done by renegade Indians. The
coroner and county officers have left
for the scene.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
COtuns burned,

KINGSTON, n. Y, Feb. 12.-Attwo
o'clock this morning four-story
brick building Oh Union avenue,
owned and occupied by Stock & Rice,
q furniture store and undertaking
rooms. was completely destroyed by
fire, with its contents. Several
buildings adjoining were badly dam
aged. Total loss $4,000; insurance
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
COURTS.

Nine cases were brought before the
recorder this morning and $50 in fines
were assessed. One case was dismissed.
c. n. Cox, obstructing sidewalks, s..
Estevan Casanova, leaving team alone
and united. 81.
August Hensler, drunk and down, So
John Belden, vagrant. s..
John Cane, vagrant, 50.
Frank Evans. vagrant, s..
j. c. YantiS, fighting, dismissed.
w. j. Jones, fighting, 81.
Robert Garner, vagrant, 81 or days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Sherman IL Thought OF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IAN appeal
to the Grand Army of the Republic
for contributions and aid in erecting
a slab In Washington in memory of
Gen. w. T. Sherman, has been made
by a committee appointed at meet
ing of the Army of Tennessee October
last. The appeal is made through
every state department.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Dr T. " WeathePs.

Limits his practice to a specially. The
diagnosis and treatment of general
diseases and disease Of children under the
most conservative means of cure. Tween
ty-live years experience and from one OF
the first allopathic schools on the contiT
nent. When sick ring up DIR. Weathers
especially for your babies. Tel. lis. % tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Informal and Delightful.

The Harmony Club gave an informal
hop last evening at their club room which
was participated in by many of the elite
i'm the social circles. During the evening
the guests made frequent trips to buffet
table which was beautifully decorated,
and where many delicacies of the season
were spread. About twenty five couples
were there who Joined in the dance with
great zest and much enjoyment. Their
names are as follows: MeSdames Haas,
Epstein, Joske, Frank, j. Straus,. Dan
OpDenheimer, Hirsch, Enron, Julius
Oppenheimer, Longini, Sichel, Sim
Hart and Goodman. Misses Moog,
Rouff, Eldridge, Marks, of Waco;
DeutSch, 0ppenheimer, SulnOn, Hoch-
stadter and the Misses Ash, Messrs. Sim
Hart, Epstein, q. b. Frank, Neith, j.
Strauss, Sol Frank, Nader, Dan Open
heimer, Goodman, Emil Frank, Levy, l.
Strauss, Julius Oppenheimer, JoSk he, l.. D.
Marks, Halfn, of San Angeles. ALT Ash,
Jessie Oppenheimer, Half, SulnOn, wy
man, Wallach and HirSh, of Dallas.
Mary land house of delegates as to 8
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Receiver Amounted.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. II. - Judge
Dundus has appointed Ellis l.. Bier
bower receiver OF the American water
works, with all their appliances.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
Heavy Snow.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Feb. II -
Eleven inches of snow have fallen
here and the storm is still raging.
Unless it soon ceases, much damage
will be done to electric wires, and
railway traffic will be seriously inter-
fered with.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-12
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring

Administrator of the Bette Walk
er estate TO Nathan Underwood,
lot II, block 4, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. ................ 81
John Smith and wife to John II.
Then. lois IA, Is, 16, "a, 35 and 80,
block Z, out of original city 1872. Isl
Herman and Sophie Obst to Will
liam and Charles Obst, interest in
230 acres out of original survey
1872, q. Herrera; in 10 acres out
OF survey 426; in 100 acres out of
survey 400. and in l13 acres out of
survey 460H ............ ......... 5O(
M. Saper to Jacob Saper, lots /, .,
3, 4, ) and 6, block s, out of origi-
mai city lots l43 and 147........ LEO,
Albert p. Rheimer and j. A. Gaul
to Isaac Klein, lot 4, block 2, on
Leigh street. ..................... 75t