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FIVE YEATS FOE HASTINGS.
He IL the Member Of ~ r.lia mt Who En-.
hc.-icG Trust :uHt'a.

LONDON. March 11.-GcorSe Woodyat Hast
inGs. Unionist NJ. L. for Fast Worcestershire.
was sentenced to-day 70 five years Mt hard Ia
Dor for cnbc2zirg Gl5.0OO from tho estate Of
John Brown. OF which he was trustee.
Mr.. Hastings had tried hard 10 put tho Pei
sa!! Coal and Iron COMPANY OF which lc was
Chairman. on u sound financial footing. Tho
meetings Of the company in the last year or
two. however. have shown a succession Of dis
appointments which have created vcNation
and distrust in the minds Of the share
holders. From EiO.OUO TO 100000 has
been stated as tho amount Of Mr..
Hastings's liabilities. 10 had nroputation sor
probi.y and acumcn in fnanca! matters UNI
surpassed by any man in tina midland coun-
ties The vast experience ho had gained as
Chairman of parliamentary commuters and
his legal training were supposed to iit him
above most men for the prptablr Disposal Of
he did an enormous business in this way.
Persons. II nurrHcr %! then, his rel. tivcs. have
placed large sums - money IN his. hnnds. and
have trusted absolutely to his discretion for
the selection OF sound and paying invest
mentS. This trust nc Appears to have vio-
lated
IiIastinSs himself has always been sevnrc to-
ward prisoners. Ono Of the las, iualir np-
p,,nranses in his rlpr."ter Of N, sistrnto was
wrathlu!ly against, having one oi his severe
sentences rchprrd, TY-day he broke down
cOnlpiet civ ana lraGcu .UlLtS. 40 man ar
raigned at the u!I Bailey ever presented Il
more crushed Appearance; HI, Noics was
hardly andhl"ns he entered his lien several
conspicuous men w"r" present.. Who, spoke of
his previous good chatncter and of his, course
as plinnthrorist. When ask I'd what he rad
to say. Hastings. in Iuivorins voice. eXptesscl
sorrow for his crimc.
Tho .iudg,. in Imposing sentence. dwelt
severely ui,"n tn" frauds ,,olnm;ttcd by tho
prisoner which had ruined four ynunG chill
,lrcn. heirs 10 tho Brown estate, whose fun Is
he had used to lister NJ his private onter-
prifes. Under the circumstances. tho Judge
said. he Eel; bound to iinpcsc nm exemplary
scrtonce.
The conviction OF Hastings leaves vacancy
in the constituency Of East WORCESTERSHIRE. Ii
was Liberal DISTRICT NJ to thn time "f the
Homo Rule issue. Hastings himself having
been elected as i iil;crpl Tyr MniPri,y oi M
nrlhinntion. and was unoppOscd rs Il Union
list candltato in 5s,s, BESIDES being Chair
for the Promotion Of Socia! Science Hastings
was formerly Secretary Of the Law Amcnd-
mcnt Society and o! the National l;"formatory
Union. He is anont % year. old n graduate OF
Cambridge. and Il Larris,er. although not in
mr. ~
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STOPPING Work IN THE MINES.
Nearly 100000 Miners Will Probably bs
Idle In England To-day.

LONDON. March 11.-The miners movement
for stoppage OF work. which will eliminate
tomorrow. began to-day on the part Of tho
Durham miners. who began removing their
tools from the mines. The movement in Dur
ham is not only n part Of the general plan to
stop work. but also included strike against q
ten per cent. reduction Of wages. which was to
70 into effect tomorrow The Durham miners
every man to hand in his notice This, 1t is
feared. may result in a mber OF collieries
being drowned out or, otherwise so damaged
ruted that 100000 miners will be idle to-
morrow The 10000 miners in Scotland nave
refused to come into the movement.
Tho roal famine Is growing more acute; Is.
pccia lily in the manufacturing districts. Tho
ments to obtain q supply OF coal from abroad
~ pacnsSurv
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Mrs. Deacon Anxious About Her Position
In Society,

P,EIs. March 1.-THE Deacon cnse is still
the uppcrmost theme OF societys gossip. 1t is
said that Mrs. Deacon eNcrted herself to the
utmost to obtain a private interview with her
husband before the recent hearing but the
magistrate was firm in his refusal. Mrs. Dca-
con boosted that if she could bo alone with
Edward five minutes she could mako him do
anything she desired. The people Of Cannes
enve. Her only real anxiety seems to lie as to
whether she j. in danger OF losing her position
in society. She does not senm to know TINT
American Legation and was informed ty the
MAJOR domo that .Irs. Reid would not receive
on account of some bubble OF official pro-
lrcty.
II trunspres that'M. Aheille paid Mrs. Dea-
cons hili nt.the establishment of Doucet,
Worth's rival amounting to $4,000 francs.
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THE BISHOP OF BROOKLYN.
ROME APPOINTS MGR. CHARLES Il
MDONNELL

NE Mas Been Archbishop Forrigan's seere-
tary and the Chancellor or the Archdio'
cese-Telegrams or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New bishop Was . Seventh Ward BOY.
Archbishop Corrigan received letter from
tho Cardinal Project Of the Propaganda In
Rome yesterday morning notifying him that
the Pope had appointed Mgr Charles l. Nc
Donnell. the Archbishop's secretary aud the
chancellor OF the New York archdiocese. to be
Bishop Of Brooklyn. which office has been
vacant since the death Of Bishop Loughlin
last December. The Archbishop at once sent
word to the newspapers. and the priests and
people OF Brooklyn heard the news In the
afternoon.
They we're surprised for more reasons than
one In the first place 1t was not expected
that the appointment would be made for a
month or two. Only two weeks ago the priests
OF Brooklyn got up petition to the Pope ask
ing him to name brooklyn clergyman Bishop
ofthe diocese That petition has not reache ed the
Pope yet Few had any idea that Mgr. Melon
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A Movement to Secure sirs. Osbornc's RE-
lease.

LONDON March II. Tho sympathy for Mrs
Osborne is spreading. and n meeting will
shortly lie held to Ic'tion tho Government for
hor release. A peculiar feature Of the a:ita-
ton is that. although! Mrs. Osborne and all
her connections Hrr British. t!,a irish nrwspa-
pcrs are tnhing III" lcad in the plea iormerey
Anon. these are the Lish ianH. idG1"Gi
OShorno's hri:a!i that M;auy n ruNun has re-
coiveh u sentence !nlr las severe for cat.rG
That u Ir,..ian which Should be - genrlal as
to show u practical uuanimty - runiir SEMI
mcnt. Will ln f,vncu'r rou'i erred. Dno Of
the strongest rrnsoAS presented in hrha.! Of
nr,rv i" GAIT. ns',ornr'D conduct and VA" zen
oral desire for The i:rartin,: Of his prayer flat
his child liould DO uurn outside priSUa WALL.
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DEFEAT or THE TORI MINISTRY
Certain Names strieken From the List o
Those vetisg o. the Monbasa Survey.

Certain Names Stricken From the List o
Those Victims o. che Monbssa Survey.
LONDON. March 11.-There was hnal tilt In
tho House OF Commons to-day In the matter
OF the Mombasa railway survey. which.
from the hrst has excited the strong
est antagonism OF tho opposition. john
Gordon Swift MacNeill. anti-Parnellite
member for South Donegal. voted that
the names OF William Ashmead Bartlett
Burdett- Coutts. Conservative. for Westminster.
Lieut. Gen. Sir Lewis Pelly. Constitutionnlist.
for North Hackey. and Sir John Henry Pules.
ton. Conservative. for Davenport, be cancelled
on the list OF members voting Tor
the survey appropriation. His reason
for making the motion. no explained.
S tsf, ts s sasmsn s BB smSS
for BENEFIT ths wond b
directors and considerable stockholders In the
The mStiSn was supported BY Mr. Glsds ST ne
s Ms es {, vote s 81 %
ens RESULT Is
a defeat 81 the Government which has fostere!i!
the Mombassa railway scheme IN every detail Il
Intended to stand 81. fall BY the decision Of the
House on the bill for the appropriation for
Tho Chronicle will say tomorrow:
Mr.. MacNeill's motion raised constltu:.
tional question Of the highest importance and
the Government was properly defeated. The
Government, moreover. will DC. defented re.
peatedly by private members II 1t does not
prove better able to, command confidence.
ton whether It is right for 1t still to remain
In office"
Tho Oat will say:
Mr.. MacNsills motion obtained only a
majority OF five. and 1t may be doubted reas:
onably whether future Houses will TO inclined
Gladstone absolutely revelled In the practically
useless discussion, WHICH is typical feature
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Fire Department oh suEes.

The Fire Commissioners yesterday appoint
cd Augustine J.Wilson assistant Fire Marshal
at a salary OF sl.50O and mado these details
and transfers: Details-Assistant Foreman
reau; Fireman. first grade. Charles J. Dietscll.
to the Gurean OF lnspeetion of buildings. ms
bold. from the Bureau OF Fire Marshal to the
Bureau OF Inspection Of Buildings.
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A'wonan orso Run Over in Seventh Avenue

Mrs. Allison Goodwille. widow OF the Rev.
Thomas Goodwillie attempted to cross Sew
enth avenue at 125th street yesterday after
noon as c. H. Brown. veterinary surgeon
living ut 1877 East ll9th street. camo down the
avenue In q light wagon behind spirited
horse. He called to Mrs. Goodwillie. but she
Is 30 years old and very deaf. and did not hear
tho warning. She was knocked down. and tho
severely bruised. and, the shock may prove
serious on account OF her age. She refused to
Locked IN. Tho Injured woman went home.
and 10 now under the care Of her, sons, pr-.
y. w, and J. W. Goodwillie OF lGo West Thirty
Mrs. Lurell W. Guild. at 366 st. Nicholas
avenue
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Liberals Win in Klrkcaldy.

LONDON. March 1.-THE result OF the parlla-
mentary election to-day in Kirkcaldy. Scotland.
was the victory OF Mr.. Dalziel. the Liberal can.
ddate. over Mr.. Robert Cox.the Unionist candi-
date. by q vote of 2.5D7 to 1.531 At the last
general election Sir George Campbell. Liberal.
Thomas Barclay. Unionist. The vacancy was
cnused by Sir George Campbelrs death.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
Broken Engagement OF Two Years Az
Followed by Marriage.

The announcement OF the marriage Of Miss
Marie Torrance. the daughter Of Mrs. Daniel
Torrance. to Mr.. John Hadden. Jr.. was q COM
plete surprise to society. The engagement Of
the young people was announced two years
Broken en- oil II a short time atterward ~ ''
Only the relatives OF the contracting parties
were present at the marriage ceremony. which
Thursday morning. The Rev. DR.. ": Hunting
ton. the rector Of Grace Church. officintod. Mr..
Alexander NJ Hqdden. the It brideEroom's
ushers. and the bride. who was given away. by
her mother. was unattended by other brides
daughter OF the late Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Tn. .',cua.hrin Count Ne rhnna,.

rAHrs, march 1.-THE relatives cf Guy do
Rohun FhaDot atr cadrnYnr,ng TO have him
placed under tutcage on tho ground that he
Is mentally Incapable. j'n SuuHndcrcd .J0o.-
600 francs Of his first Wifr's fortune. and after
ward married Mr.. .aliaiin oi sew York.
The lady is now ~ ding y separation on tho
ground OF rel.i> cent q suaGi cruelty and vio-
lent temper ON lis part.
Mrs. Gnllntn was the daughter OF Henry
Hayward Of Snuth Caroline. and WIS married
to the Count De Cha ~ IN Tunr. 1Ss3.
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Low .SDfYifpH.

storntive-the great regulator Of the system =
is DR.. Greene's Ncrvura. All delicate girls
and weak and nervous young ladies' should
the world ia SO sure to bring hack the color to
the checks. the killarney to the eyes. the light.
weak and unstrung nerves. It IL the Orenfese
0f at uterine fOutca ant regulators. and per.
vegetable and harmless. Druggists, S1ON
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81. Luk.'s Ho.p,,a, Won't Get the Money.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 11.-Chief Justice Gil
f1llan decided the Martin will case to-day in
favor OF the Minneapolis churches. Richard
Martin resided in Red Hook. n. Y. At his
death he left will In which he executed n
trust deed on property known as the Reagan
farm. near Minneapolis. valued at S25O.OOO
naming Isaac Atwater and others as trustees.
1t provided that the trustees might dispose of
proceeds were to be given to the Protestant
Episcopal CHURCHES Of Minneapolis for th r.
case the churches should agrec permanently to
support tho institution.
In case the trustees should have reason to
believethe churches would not do SO. the pro-
ceeds we're to 40 to st. Luke's Hospital Of New
York, Anna Russell. Mr.. Martins sister. con
that tho will must stand and that the churches
have shown themselves worthy OF tho trust.
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Kitchen
Economy

Actual tests show the Royal
Baking Powder to be II per
cent. stronger than any other
brand on the market. If any
other baking powder is for
ced Upon you by the grocer,
see that you are charged the
correspondinGly lower price.
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Our FIRST Offering Nearing Port.

LONDON. March 1.-THE American steam
ship Indiana. Capt. Sargent. which sailed from
Philadelphia for Libau on Fob. o3with cargo
Nussii. PASSED ths Hebr!des this afternoon.
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EVANSVILLE. March 11.-Thomas J. Steven
son. watchman at the Louisville and Nash
vile bridge at Henderson. ky. was killed last
night on the trestle about q quarter OF a mile
from the bridge. on the Indiana side The en-
gineer OF a freight train saw blazing bundle
lying on the track as no approached the bridge.
He was unable to stop the train in timo to
avoid running over the bundle. which no saw
was tho body Of a man whose clothing was
on Are. The body was recognized rs that Of
Watchman Stevenson. The head was crushed
and both arms We're broken.
1t was at first thought that Stevenson's
clothing had been set on fire by the explosion
OF his lantern; But it Is NOW believed that no
p rs to cross tho bridge. His body was
found forty yards from tho tricycle. on which
no was nccustomed to cross the bridge. Stew
enson was ~ years old and unmarried.
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and loses all enjoy
ment of life. She
shrinks from So
ciety,. or II she
attends social gath.
crings. complains
OF headache. palpi.
tation OF the heart.
excessive nervous.
ness, strange. faint
feelings. or even
faints away. She
grows pale by do.
Rrees. eats little OF
nothing, has back
Observation-Disclosures
fallin 6. leucorf.
hpa. constipation
or kidney and liver
complaint.
But she can b
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DELICATE GIRLS.
What to Do for Our Young Girls.

What distressing sight in the homo 10 the
girl or young lady. the pride OF her father and
mother who is delicate. weak. nervous. and
unhealthy. She is listless. languid. and com.
plains Of being constantly tired Sho Is no
longer cheerful. but is depressed in mind ana
spirits. weeps apparently without cause. and
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The rsnTsylvanis Railroad comranys Personally
ing np rapidly The :oand'rip rate Is only s:O IL.
Guiding railroad fares meals route anu side trips.
space should be engaged At by applying Tourist
Argent $40 Broadway. N. Y.-Ads.
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LONDON March 1l.-Richard Frederick Cav
endlsh. nephew OF the Duke OF Dsvonshire.
about Fl years Of age. has been fined forty
shlllings for swearing In tho streets Of Cam
bridge.
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when Baby was sick. We gave her cestorA
When she was u Child, she cried TO- CsstoriA
when she became Miss she clurE Il CsStortA
when she lad C.i.dren. she gave than CAstortA
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TIE d. P.trlox's Day Parade.

Alta meeting Of the United Irish Societies at
Central Hall last evening arrangements were
completed for the holding OF the st. Patrick's
day celebration next Thursday. John J.
Hickey. who has been elected Grand Marshal.
has chosen as his special aides John Herman.
Patrick Costello, Patrick j. White. John NJ.
Naliy. Patrick McGoycrn, Hugh McCourt.
Michael DAVIS, John Cnrley. George Comfy,
sn r chaTs Rrss The VIII
The marshal and his aides will meet at 504
Second avenue ut 10 o'cIock. A gate commit
tee OF twenty was also appointed.
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Thomas H.a,y to Represent Wexford.

Thomas Hesiy 10 Represent Wexford.
LONDON. March 1l.-Thomas Healy. brother
OF Timothy Healy. has been elected member
Of Parliament from, the county OF Wexford In
the place Of J. u, Redmond. Parnellite. who re-
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was suffering from nervousness. caused
4 teas y" me'rO"s aud 'r~ak could not 20 up Q
common pair of stairs without stopping to
rest, and troubled to sleep at night. Itook Dr.
Greene's Nervura. and have obtained my old
elastic stop aro99d the house. to the surprise
years. hardly able to do anything. e has
proved Il boon to me truly.
Mrs. OLIVER WILSON.
Northboro. Mass"
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! sop that cough II Is danger signal Piso's Cure
for Consumption mover fails. pieasan; to take. All
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-27
sesas.

Die Neger bon Srapis COUNT
uab anberen Counties beab1i6tigen
tire 6tinlmen fir ben 0olfsparteis
@anDibafen Nu8ent ab5ugeben. uenn
AMER benz g~anbibaten Der rIilienwei=
Ben3 &epiblifaner fein anberer repub=
lifnnif1er @ouperneurscanbibat auf=
gt{felIt iuirb.
$50 Dem gouutps9 i6ter Bruds BON
Mle6iua gountp 1T cine BON Der erfors
terli9ef Mn3abI bon Biirgern unters
5eidttete petitiort 3u~gegangeu, in nell
der er nm bic Entertaining elmer Mbz
fimtnul1g iiber bic DerIegung bes @ounz
~ J SIZES BON gafrobile erfudt tpirb.
AlBer gaifrppille, bas 40 Sabre lang
&ountpsG SIT gefpeien uns bas Gountps
Sit bleiber mill, perben Sonbo gitp
unb bas .g~eosrapbif6e Centrum" &C.
Stannt.
- Die 9erhan6lunger iiber bic 8ers
fofuugSmdBi8feit bes gi}enbabnfoms
miifnn8geiebes uerben Dor benz BUN.
besgeri9te in Dallas fortgeiebt. Hi4.
ter 9boma8 8rown, Der eigentlihe @as
ter ienes @eiebeS, 1T porgelabea NOR.
ben, nm ieiHe Mniidten 3u 6unften Der
&onifitutionalitdt bes Gefebes su b6ren,
sSn Der Ndbe BON San Warcos
t6btete 6reb 0efner ben Neger Ndles
8roiuit. Hdbere @in3elbeiten iiber Der
8nu Iiege1 ni1t Dor.
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Sd s0gere ni6t, @bamberlains
@olie, Cholera unb 9tarrboe &emebp
benz publifum gu empfeblen. Sd ges
brau6te es felbf, nadbem anbere be-
fannie Mittel feblf6lugen, unb in ues
migen Minuten mar i6 berseitelt. Sd
empfeble es germ auf feline Site bin ;
ni6t bonn finanoielen Stanbpunft aus,
benn i6 babe anbere Mittel, an ipelden
i'd mebr perbiene; aber gbamberlains
1T bas bette Wtittel gegen obige &ranfz
beitem. SIS beitebt fein 3meifel BARI.
Der, baB es bilft. - Sames Gorgp,
Orugsift, Me8eptomn, penn. : gum
8ertauf bel s. &alteper & Son, Oomz
ling & Gloob, q. DreiB, 8. Sdu6arb,
q. @obn & g., S. s. 6arriion unb
&alteper & S4u1arb.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
SAMUEL CARR. deceased

SAMUEL CARR, deceased.
WHEREAS in the matter of the estate of
SAMUEL CARR. deceased, application has
been made for the probate of the last will
OF the said Samuel Carr, and for letters
testamentory. That the said application
IS pending in the Probate Court of Bexar
County and is numbered 1912 on the docket
OF said Court. That on the 10Th dav Of
June 1882 applicants filed in~terogatories
p~ropounded to Hon. J. J. GUPPY and C. G..
BRITT, witnesses residing in the ity of
Portage, County of Columbia, State of
Wisconsin, to prove the execution of said
Will, which said Undergraduates are now on
file with the Clerk of the County Court of
Bexar County.
Now therefore, notice is given, that alter
the publication hereof for thirty days, as
required by law, a commission will issue
on OF after such thirty days to take the
dispositions of the above named witnesses.
Witness my official signature and
seal the 18th DAY OF JUNE 1892.
{@C} THAD. W. SMITH,
SEAL County Clerk. Bexar Co., Texas,
(~~ By R. c. SYMINGToN, Deputy.
Came to hand June 14th A. D. 1892 at
IL o'clock a. m. INT publication ordered
made in the "Faeie Presse ffMer Teras" for
thirty days.
j. P. MCCALL,
Sheriff. Bexar Co., Texas
BY w. D. DRUsE: Deputy.
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Cine Qrbindtta
our Nutenbirung BON Seftion I un6
Seftion 10 bes 4apitels II Der &ez
bioirten Srbinan3er Der Stabt
San Nntonio in 8eaug
auf 8ebdube unb be-
rem Numerirung.

IS lei berorbnet bur6 Ben Stabtratb
BON San Nntonio, baB Seftion Z unb
Settton 10 bes &apitels II Der &ebis
birten Orbinan3en 10 amenbirt perbett,
baB tie lit 3ufunft folgenbermaBen lauz
ten:
Seftion Z. I'm eire @lei6mds
bigfeit unb &eselmdBisteit in Der Nuz
merirung Der 9auier au eraielen, Iol=
len III 3ufnnft ale Sdufer auf ibrer
GrontzS eite numerirt fein urtb stpar in
elmer 10 fi6tbaren @eife, baB bic Stunt
mel beutli4 BON Der entgegengeIebten
Settle Der @trabe 9eieben unb geleien
tuerben fann unb in Der Nrt unb Weile
tpie bic Nummeri1ilber bonn @taote
rattle bon San Nntonio aIs roffi5ielle
Jtummern" a%ngenommer porben iinb,
9ierbur6 tpirb erfldrt, baB biefe uoffis
sieaen Nummern" 4 3oa bod iein mill
len uno aus elmer polirten meiBen Yorz
aelans o6er GmaiIezMa auf SUPPER
nnterlage beiteben miihen. Sebes
9aus muB numerirt feir unb alpar nit
Der 3ifer, bic Dem gigentbimer, Ngenz
ten ober Mietber beifelben BON bent
amtli6en Nummerirer Der Staot San
Mntonio, Der auf @runb bieler
OrbinanS ernannt pirb, ~iibergeben
fpirb. @s wirb bierbur6 beltimmt, baB
es bic pfidt bes ~beiagten ftdotii9en
Nummerirers 1T, jeDer Yerfon, bic ibn
barum eriu9t, bic ri6tiee Summer ieis
1es Saufes an3ugeben. Sir BEN Sal,
baB irgenb elm 9aus gu nett BON Der
@traBe auriidftebt, ais baB man bic Stunt
mer an feiner 6rontieite BON Der @traBe
aus beutli9 ieben f0nnte, ober baB bic
6rontbes 9aufes bur9 8dume, @ebif9
ober ionltmie Derborgen lit. ioa bic
hummer bes betrefenben 6auies an
einem Pfoften ober elmer Ylanfe ant
@insange gu bemielben 10 befeftigt merz
ben, baB man lie beutlib ieben tann.
Serner lei es beltimmt, baB auBer Der
bierOurd angeOrbneten offi5ielen Stunt
mer Der Gigentbimer, Msent oDer Mie>
tber zines 0anies an bemielben nod
etn anDeres Nummeri1ilb ieDer belize
bigen Dirt unb Weiie anbringen laNen
fanrl, nenn er baS niinf6t.
Seftion 10. Cine geeignete Yers
ION foa ernannt merben bur6 ben Maz
Dor Der Stabt 6an Mntonio, bic als
rber superintendent Der Strabenf1il=
Der unb 9ausnummern" gu besei6ne,1
1T unb bic elm monatlides @ebalt DON
einbunbert ($100) Dollars erbalte1
lou unb pel1e befugt fein fea, ieben
@runbeigentblmer psn feiner ridtigen
Sausnummer in &enntniB gu ieyen.
Sober Saus : gisetblmer, Der es per-
faumt, beiaste Drummer am ~seeisneten
plaBe an3ubringen. fol- zines 9erse>
bens f9ulbig era6tet merben.
Magenommen unb gebiaigt am IS,
Suli 1892.
8rpan @a1lagban.
MaDor.
6. g. Glaubor, Gitp Glerf.