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The evening world., 1893-12-26
QuARRELlED OVER A WOMAN.
Then Camille PnninO Was Fatally
Stabbed by an Outsider.

AS result of fight over n woman on
Baxter street last night Camille paninO,
OF SO Oak street, llos in the Chambers
Street Hospital, lowering between lie
and death. with five stab wounds in his
whom is charged with doing the stab
bling. are incarcerated in the Tombs
Prison.
The fight took place at 10 O'Clock last
night on the sidewalk in front of Is
Baxter street. an Italian resort. Last
night Panino played cards there with
friends. after which he got into u dis
pute with another man about woman.
one alleged that the other used under
hand methods to secure the womans
affections. The dispute became heated,
ana an ITALY the Two men aaj2hnrner to
crowded around and the fight became
general
1t was then that young Italian named
Paul Celia, of III Sullivan street came
along. He joined in the fight, and sud-
denly drawing knife plunged 1t re-
peatedly into the body of Panino: Five
wounds were inflicted, two In the ali
domen, two in the chest and one in the
head.
Policeman Regan, of the Elizabeth
street station. heard the row and rushed
w III tlnle W eaten 't'ia, ,iei-huiiush;
before he could get awaE. lie Whistled
for assistance and Policeman Fitzpat-
rick came in time to arrest three other
participants in the fight.
An ambulance was summoned and
Panino was taken to the Chambers
Street Hospital, where his wounds We're
pronounced dangerous.
The men arrested by Policeman FitZ-
patrick We're Charles Fitzgihbons Frank
Mclaughlin and Antonio Labon
Detectives O'Rourkc and Mitchell after
wards arrested another man, John Ro-
nero, for being concerned In the fight.
In the TombS Police Court this morn
ing Celia was charged with assault and
held to await the result of panino's in
iuries. The others We're charged with
d!sorderly conduct and rcmanded.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
AN INDIAN MOTHER BURNED. PUT A BULLET IN HIS HEAD Gle
Family Troubles Drive Ex-Alder-
man Hollands Son to Suicide.
Was Separated from Ills Vic and
Little Boy.

William ]. Holland. aged twputy-frur
years son of the late eX-Allrrm,n Ilo,.
Land nttrn,ntcd IN commit euir,dc ,t "a o.
o'clock this morning I'm the h,Ilwnr If
$40 Hudson street. whore his wife.
Mamie. had been stcpping since youur
Hollands household was broken up "A
short time aso.
rich, clio nf bis hc,d and Ia, Ia, ,n,,. -,
,H"| NO ,"'' "',' II. 10 Nv" III
st. Nincents Hospital dangerously
wounded.
1, IL saia tim, ut, ,.ic, >t,,,i, ,,,
IN S"l' 'ha' his ",''' Maine pro
cured II warrant for his arrest from
jefferson Market Court two Nccks ago
c,,,o ,,o,, n,r. ,,,,,t,,,,I ,',,, ,,,,,, ia.
wv ",' '''''''''" ""S 'e'' Nv
ing with her huSbanuS cousins. Win
her was her four-yCar-oll hoy. phillIc
This ,,orni,,, a., as ,,i., ,,,,, It,l-
,'' ''o' ',,s ~ '''' MISE N'"'' i'''
land. aged thirteen, one of the cousins
answered a ring mt the door he'll. Sn,
MON, do,,ns,,i,,, ,,,a ,,oro Il, ,ho hau
"'"' uo""S'an "''" '",'e III '"' ia.
saw Holland. He greeted her as usual
and then handed her a postal card adj
a,,,,oi. en-, ,,,. we, :,
oresS'"' 10 MY Nhe'
ring to Mrs. Holland. land be sure and
,iyo 4, ,o bo, ri,b, ,w,,"
sNe II w "'' ''E"' away
Agnes turned and ran upstairs. She
had scarcely reached tch ton landing of
tho fret aigbt ,.h,r sro, ra,.
out.
Agnes screamed and ran to the Hol-
,o,,.i ,,,,,,,,,,. .,iii ,,,i,,,. ,,,,, ,,,o,,,
NAM "i"' ''''''''' sum '''''s ''' p'''''
The evening world., 1893-12-26
ANDREWS GREW VERY ANGRY.
Wanted Comptroller Myers to
Make Up a Deficiency.
Exciting Controversy In the Board
OF Estimate This Afternoon.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Andrews
had Il hot and exciting Ave minutes con-
vcrsation with the Board OF Estimate and
Apportionment to-day.
Mr. Andrews. despite all efforts, has
been unable to make up the deficiency
which Big Tom Brennan left him az
legacy. lie announced to the Board to-
day that he Is still tll.OD short. and he
wanted that amount transferred from
som" o'her departments to run his De
pArnncat until the end OF the year.
Wen sec about it," said the Mayor
wen refer the matter to the Comptrol-
Ter"
II want some assurance from the
Comptroller that I will get the money"
exclaimed Mr.. Andrews.
IL can't give any other assurance than
that ] VIII do the best ! can replied
Comptroller Myers
MIR Andrews lost his temper. JIc grew
red in the face and almost shouted:
VERY well then, II | dent get the
money ~ discharge every man in the
That made Commissioner Barker
wrothy. and Re exclaimed. with some
You can't buldoze this Board, Mr..
And you can't hulldoze me-" retortcd
the HCtor-llwNCr-e ditOr-t OmmiSSionCr.
Mayor Gilroy told Mr. Andrews that
he shouldn't talk that way. lie spoke
softly and with almost tenderness In his
voice. eulogiGinS Mr.. Andrews for his
efficacy and ability.
Under the influence of this unctuous
balm, Mr.. Andrews cooled down and
felt sorry for himself. because he could
not get that positive assurance he was
after.
Dlstrlct-Attorncy Nicoll got ST6. 800 TO
run the District ttorney's office for
1924, Se3bOO more than last year, to he
used principally to defray the expenses
II the Meyer trial and the Court OF
over and Tcrminer.
The Board authorized tire issue of ST.
property to be taken by the city for
Corlears Hook Park.
Congressman Timothy j. Campbell APP
pcared before the Board and suggested
that 5000, 900 OF the money be used at once
foi tearing down the buildings on the
iand to be used for park purposes In
order 10 provide work for the unem-
ployed
Mayor Gllroy replied that the city ON
Gals We're as anxious to look after the
welfare of the unemployed as the gentle
men In Congress-, but things have to be
done In the regular way.
Corporation Counsel Clark. to whom
was referred the bill for $4,000 for fees
OF the Commissioners OF Appraisal In
;he rorlcprs Hook Park matter. which
'hr Mayor considered excessive, reported
ina; the bill would have to be paid.
The courts had approved the bill and
he could do nothing more about It,
The evening world., 1893-12-26
DRUNKEN TRIO SENT AWAY.
Two Neglected children TGrncd
Over To the Gerry society.

Thomas Coleman. his VIE, MirgIrat.
and his mother-m-lIw. May Hcll"y.
we're sent to the island f.r three months
each b. Justice Welde In the Harlem
Police court this moluinp
They lived together In $50 rooms ~
go East one Hundred ana SI\th street.
and wcr, charged with haulual drunken
ness, Coleman and his W'rr were also nc.
Cuse! OF n girct Of their two children.
John, three years Old, end Monia, aged
seventeen months.
Yesterday The three oil pcop," got
drunk and engaged m ngh, Police
man Eirrath, OF the Ens, Oar liunlrc
and fnE"th -'lv"i station, hcu!i the i! So
iurNInyo aud arrested them.
lie founl their rooms IN a filthy CON
ditiou, and furnished with 4 chat" AMI a
stove only.
The children were Iurhrl over t. Ar,n,
Moore, of the Gerry Sr'i"'".
CD!cmau's father, WAC had been a beg
gar lied about a ycIr AKA Jui lail cuu-
d"rlhlr money to his widow, she vii!
not all her -uu, OWNS to his lille and Ia.
temperate habits.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
WARRANTS WERE ISSUED.
But the Steam Company Is AbatinS
the Smoke Nuisance.

The officials OF the New York Steam
Company concluded this morning that
the safest course TO pursue would be to
at once abate the soft-coal-smokc nui-
sancc. about which the public has been
complaining for so many days.
Whether hey lad any information that
he health authorities had also made up
their minds 10 take action, is not APP
parent. certain II Is that orders We're
gwen this morning to abate the nuisance
"a fast as possible.
While thee orders We're being given
Health Board Inspectors were busy pro-
airing warrants fur the arrest of Presl-
dent Andrews ami severa! others. Later
they went down to the Steam CumpanY's
office and buileT-hOuSc To serve the
warrants. they found. however. that
th" uuiSI nCe W. being abated as rapidly
rs possible, and so reported back TO the
urllth Department. Acting on this re
nurt the Health Board decided to take
no further action to-day.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
WANTED TO LYNCH REGAIN.
He Was Arrested for Assaulting
Little Kate Condor.
Crowd of Angry Men Surround De-
tective and Prisoner.

,,i -,
MOTIFS fesan, repulsiVe-looking man
of twer;y- one years OF age, was held for
tr.al In tho ,ror,hs p,I,,o ,,ou., ,ht
-, o''ee Nout' WIS
morning. charged with assaulting an
eleven-ycar-old girl named Katie Com
do, ,,ho u,,o LII. -, ..,,-, -.
WV h'eS WIN her "'uo"eu Hio'her
AT lo' washington street He was evil
IDENTIFY glad TO he in custody having
nod narron, o.,o,,o ,na,,, ,,,,,,.,. a ,,.s
at the hands of mob. mad with rage at
his crime
ri ,r,,, ,., T., -,
' ehi ha''e Is wen oeNeioped LOT her
age. ana has a rather pretty face. She
Is nc, in kood health being subier, IN
az, ei -
MS. one was alohe III the mousse yes
terday afternoon, her mother having
gone out to make n few purchases for
Chris.r,,,,
Regan hod o,,,do,,,,, ,oo,, ,,.,,o,,,,,. Cos.
the 5ana.t, u e'ir ~ Ny pssn Matcnins inr
had scaro .ure on MIS-. london, Tor she
antered the ,ei. M mouSe wren ne
He seizeI her an, Tnt h t trad ka.ae Was
hut was nra,, ai'd Sme tiieu 10 scream,
p pr ma nn Pleve ,h by , me mans rough
70 lose cor sriomspas '"e" sue seeiieu
Jnst tbon n ItI A., NJ, -,
gan entered he a, rnp,, nnrs Nothn LOT
dons Sba sor .e aba' aili, WI, ~ vi 'ne on,
HE c,at IVA ha at ai.u hssaii BrapDeu
Mrs borgan !i a,, anu ran noI tne uoor'
threw beranid VIZ" w IL S,uiuE Muinlai,,
timbler She smaaboa wa way, tic SS arohs
infictinp n daan oash Sb ,h, io ranIaii
with hin screan,Ina on tha ,'nIa S'apP'e"
The evening world., 1893-12-26
CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE.
Motorman Johns to Answer for Little
Nathan Brcnrc's Death.

The body of The child who was killed
by trolley car in Williamsburg yester-
day was identified to-day as that Of
Nathan Brenre, twelve years old, who
lived with his parents at Grand and
Havemeyer streets.
Yesterday afternoon the boy amused
himself by jumping on and off cars of
the Grand Street and NeWtOwn Railroad
He rode on n car along Kent avenue
from South Third to South Fifth street
chase" him off, and the boy jumped
over on the other track, in front of troll
ley car No. 2lii. bound for Greenpoint
He was frightfully mangled
Robert Johnson. the motCrman, was
arrested and in the Lee Avenue Court
to-day was held to await examination
on charge of homicide.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
STABBED THREE MEN.
Becker Used Pcnknife During II
Fight in His House.

Justice Goetting, in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, to-day held Law
renee Becker, OF l3l Kent avenue, 10
await examination on a charge of as
sault.
During a row In Becker's apartments
last night he stabbed julius Grossman,
Louis Just and Alexander Samski with
a penknife. innictirg painful but not
dangerous wounds.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
REILLY ACCUSED OF THEFT.
Jcwcllcr Duel Says He Stole II Dia-
mond Ring.

August Reilly, an insurance agent,
twenty-five years old. Of 1873 Avenue 4,
was held In 5000 bail for trial in the
Harlem Police Court this morning on the
charge VI stealing diamond ring valued
at $i5.
The complainant was Walter Duel. a
icwuller. Of g@i3 Third avenue. He said
that while Reilly was looking at the ring
in his store, h. Nhc jewellery dropped
some change on the floor. lie stopped to
pick Il up. and Reilly then handed back
The box thnt had contained the ring, and
left the place.
After Reilly had gone. the iewellcr
missed the ring, aud notified the police
cr the East On' Hundred and Twenty
siXth street station. and Yesterday morn
ing Reilly was arrested by Detective
The evening world., 1893-12-26
FIRE AT ARVERNE.
John Wcber's Handsome Cottage
Entirely Destroyed.

FAR ROCKAWAY, l.. l., Dec. Co
The handsome cottage at Arvernc OcCu-
pied By John Weber, was destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss, $500 ON
the Weber cottage, and 1900 on ada
cent buildings.
IN. wind was blowing very hard. and
at one time II was feared Tn" large
10 70. aud also number of summer
residences OF wealthy people who had
icft them In the hands OF carrtakcrs.
i he nr-mcu from Far Rockaway sue
10 tnr rnttugc. The fire was caused by
a ,l,rnrtiVo liGC.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
OUR CORONERS ARE SLOW.
Twenty Hours Elapse and No Reply
to u Call.

A Coroner was called at $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon to take the ante
mortem statement of a patient in Belle
vue Hospital. At II o'clock to-day the
call had not been answered. Fortunately.
however, his presence is not needed. az
the patient rallied during the night and
he is now out of danger
Frederick Reddish, forty-five years old.
of NJ GoerCk street. was taken to the
hospital on Saturday from Chambers
street Hospital. He was then suffering
from pneumonia and Commissions. After
his admission to Bellevue. meningitis de-
velupod and yesterday he was in such q
precarious condition that his death was
expected.
statement from the man,
because he stated that he had been as
saulted in a saloon on Greenwich street.
neAr L'arliSle street.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
HE USED RAILROAD IRON.
Edwards Is in Jail and Nolan in a
Brooklyn Hospital.

Robert Edwards, of 40 Warren street,
Brooklyn, was held by Justice Tighe in
the Butler Street Court this morning to
await the results of injuries he inflicted
upon Michael Nolan, Il saloon-keeper, of
60 Columbia street.
Edwards and Nolan quarreled in No
lan's saloon last night. Nolan charges
that Edwards struck him on the head
with piece OF railroad iron.
Nolan Is now in the Long Island Col
lege Hospital. 1t is thought his skull
Is fractured
The evening world., 1893-12-26

NEW ROCHELLE, ~ v, Dec. 26,-Robert p
Fisher died from cerebral hcmorrhage at his resi-
dcnce, ''Vila RoCkton," at O'Clock this morn,
ing. lie was sixty -one years old, and had been
organst OF the Trinity Episcopal Church here
since its erection twenty wears ago. lie leaves a
widow and four sons, with the latter he con-
Quoted the Il. h. Fisher Marble works, East
Seventh street, New York city.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
CELL INSTEAD OF A GRAVE.
Would-Bc Suicide Inhacco Held for
Examinations.

Andrew Habacco, twenty eight years
old of a Avenue y. VAS h,'i for eX-
animation in the Essex Market Police
court to-day to answer charge of at.
tempted suicide
Ton days ago Habacco triei TO lii him.
self by stabblng himself In the breast
while IN a saloon, 1871 East Third street.
Ill4 brother. who was with him lad q
difficult time u disIrn him.
IanaCc1 was taken to bellevue Hos
pllal, where he remained prisoner mtIl
Today, when he WAS taken IL court.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
HER MOTION DENIED.
Mrs. Stcphnni Wants II Trust Conn
pany l,ndc n Defendant.

Judge Bischoff. OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas, to-day denied the motion of
Mrs. Josephine Stcphani to interplcad
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
as party defendant in the action
brought by her as assignee OF her son.
AlphOnse Stephan.
Tho latter is serving lie sentence
In Sing Sing for murder. Mrs. Stephuni
Is suing the Bank Of the state Of New
York TO recover $4,000 worth Of securi-
ties her son mad deposited there.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
WANTS A WIDOWS DOVER.
Woman Sues for Share OF Benz
luHiiu Richardson's Estate.

Judge BlschoT, OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas, to-day granted an order, that
ETma Richardson and William T. Wass-
barn, executors and trustees under the
will of Benjamin Richardson, be made
parties defendant in the action brought
hy Louisa Richardson TO have her
dover admeasurcd In the property III
East one Hundred and Eleventh street.
M Richardson was an eccentric char
2Cteg, VINO was well known In this city,
and died leaving large real estate inter-
CSts.
Louisa Richardson claims TO be his
widow, and sues for dover, Her mar
riaEc to richardson Is denied by de-
fspl9nIs
The evening world., 1893-12-26
MOTORMEN HELD FOR ASSAULT.
Their Cars Collidcd and Mrs. Me-
Entrcr Was Injured.

Edward DAILY, the motorman Of trolley
car No $50, OF the Belt line, and Martin
Kennedy, the motorman of No. $50, of
the Monticello avenue line of the Con-
solidatcd Traction Company, were held
for trial 10y Justice ODunncll, III Jer-
sew City. this morning, charged with as
aaiIt and battery.
Last night the two cars came in col
lision at the corner of Van voorhees,
and York streets crossing. Mrs. Michael
Mc2ntre,. of IS Arlington square, was
badly hurt,
The evening world., 1893-12-26
TRAGEDY IN ST. LOUIS.
City Attorney Shoots II Gambler at
IL Disorderly House.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Ca gambler known
as Seventh Jim OLelIy was shot
and killed here this morning 10y City
Attorney James Butler
The tragedy occurred at dlsreputable
resort kept by Ada Huntley. in North
Eleventh street.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
ACTOR MANTELL EEJOlNtD.
Must Act Only Under Proctor =
Turner's Management.

Application was made to Judge Truax.
m supreme Court Chambers. to-day by
counsel for Frederick T.. Proctor and
=. n. Turner, theatrical managers. for
an order restraining Robert h. Man
tell the actor from appearing under any
Other managers than them selves.
Judge TruIN signed the order.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
HIT WITH A BLACKJACK.
Gribler Summoned to the Door and
Knocked Down.

Frank Reiner, twenty-five years old.
of Grace street. Jersey City, was held
for trial by Justice ODonnell this
morning charged with assaulting John
Gribler. a saloon-keeper, of 1876 Summit
avenue.
At 4 o'clock yesterday morning Gribler
heard some one pounding on his front
door. He went downstairs to see what
down with blackjack by Reiner. Rel
ner ran away, but was subsequently ar
rested
The evening world., 1893-12-26
SUICIDE OR ACCIDENT?


FLTSIIlNG, l., l., bee. a-lohu
Weiss, thirty-eight years Old, was found
suTpcated this morning In his room ~
u. Badd, lhor"'H hotel. lie was black
smith ana came 10 this country i've
y".rE ago from Germany,
lie won't CUNNING on Christmas pay.
and It Is thought that h. was under III"
Influence nf liquor when hr went 10 bod.
ana that he turned on the gas but tailed
Ia light II. There is no known mo.!Ne for
his gO.li.li -;iHs slIlids.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
DIED OF EXPOSURE.
Mrs. Phillips, of Pearl River, Found
by the Roadside This Morning.

PEARL RIVER. y. Y. bee. 2G.-Mrs
Philips the vile OF II shoemaker rrsid-
Ing here, was found lay tue ruadsid" al
most frozen this morning about { o'clock.
She was taken to the hut"l, where she
died mt about 80 \. N.
Dr Bog,r,. of .'prHg Valley, was
called. aud he notified Coroner cunblln.
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Bentcn for Not Paying for the Beer.

In the Lee Avenue Court, WILLIAMSBURG, to-day
on charge OF assault About l o'clock this
morning he met Henry Eugrr u II Mare
avenue, at South Second street and Kent "N nue.,
and demanded money for beer On hcin. refused BE-
knoclal Rupcr down and jumped UPON him,
Ruundynipu lurcc locked aim up after struEg e..
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Confessed Judgments.

jacob Tarlov. kn goods At 81 ChGrrh
street hrs confessed llSmont FOR !1,9a 10 Der
trand F,ib"r,
Nathan Bros, Jewellers at 2:if Third avenue,
to-u', confessed Judgment Tor Ijsis 10 Moses
The evening world., 1893-12-26
Absolute Divorce for Robinson.

Judge Orhurnc ~ the cry Court. brooklyn.
,hts morning rrgr'cd d. ro" - absolute divorce
90 Ihiup - Robinson from his wife, Erny on
IAe statutory ggOaIlA
The evening world., 1893-12-26

Myron A. Howard was bookkeepcr
for the firm of l.ittcrman & liraomcr,
wholesale liquor dealers. nj II NcSry
street, until about two months age. He
was hard drinker and was discharged
by the firm on this account
The letters found upon him are sup
posed to be the ones written To him by
the firm while he was on the road
last summer. He was first class book
keeper.
He had been out of employment since
he left the employ of Ritterman q
kraemer, and this, coupled with sick
ness, is supposed to have caused the
act.
He lived with his mother on Lott
street, Fiatbush. He left home a week
ago for unionvlle. There has been ,trou-
BILE in the family, although Mrs. How
ard would not admit It.
Howard has frequently called at the
Post-Ofice here and got the mail rGr
his sister, Mrs. Edwin, AMI letters FOR
the Wright family.
At the office this noon 1t was said thu
clerks had been instructed not to give
Howard any mail but his own.
Mrs. Howard could not explain the rash
act OF her son.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-07
Miss Emma,s Birthday.

A birthday party was had at the
residence Of VIM. Simmang on
South Laredo street, it being the
18th natal anniversary of his
daughter, Emma. A large number
of the relations of the family and
many friends of the young lady,
were on hand to congratulate and
spend a good time with refresh
ments and plays.
Mr.. Simmang took pride in
showing some old books, one a
bible, printed in the City of Nuren-
berg, Germany, in 1876, and con-
tanning in addition to "Holy writ"
a full text of the original Augsburg
confession, a brief sketch of the life
Of Martin Luther and short con-
cOrdance for references. Another
interesting volume is large man.
uscript,a compilation of curiOsities,
incidents, the burning of witches
and evil doors, as they took place
in what is known as the Kingdom
of Saxony, dating back to the fif-
teenth and sixteenth century.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-07
Vernon Won the Medal.

At the regular Sunday shoot Of
the San Antonio Gun club, held
Yesterday afternoon at Lakeview,
Vernon carried off the first medal,
by score Of AZ out Of 80 shots.
The scores in the medal shoot were
as follows: Mccormack 40, Roth
well A, France AZ, George 40, Cha
bot 80, Shields 80, Weyel "a, Epp
81, Vernon AZ, Learn 25, Barker %,
Phillips p, Cresson 81, Thiele 81,
Samuels A, Biesenbach 40, Gross
mann 80, Vollbrecht 81, Joske II,
Barr 36, Cones 36,
Besides the medal shoot there
were two regular shoots at fifteen
singles each.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-07

the fact that in the city of Saint
Louis, the City Fathers, in response
to just such request as ours, gave
the st. Louis exposition associa-
ton a public park, situated be-
tween 18th. and 18th. streets, and
Olive and Locust streets, an entire
square worth probably today
three or four hundred thousand
dollars. free of rent and taxa
ton as long as the proper
ty was used for Exposition
purposes. a fund of 100000 was
raised by popular subscription, in
shares of $40 each, and with that
money and the funds raised by is
suing bonds, the present EXPOSE
ton Hall, the pride and ornament
of st. Louis, was erected. The peO-
pie asked this of the City Fathers
in st. Louis, not because they could
notget other property, but because,
like ourselves, they knew that no
enterprise of the character ofa Fair
or Exposition can be financial
success unless situated near the
center of population where COM
plete transportation facilities exist.
The Citizens'Fair association is
duly chartered under the laws of
the State of Texas, with a capital
stock of $4,000, and with the right
of issuing bonds to the full extent
of its capital.
The estimated outlay for build
ing, &C., at the outset, is $4,000,
and, as it is only fair to assume
that the association would spend,
in the twenty years of the lease, at
least $4,000 more, making total
of $4,000, and that as all these inn
provements would revert to the
City, free of cost, at the expiration
of the lease, the value of the inn
provements would be equivalent
to an annual rental of $4,000 or
$1,000 per year.
C. w. Ogden, G. r. Sullivan, a.
E. Devine, Ed. F. Glaze, J. s.
Thornton, L. NJ. Welton, Nelson
j. NJ. Vance Worries p.
Brown, VIM. HOetling, T. II. Banks,
w. w. Lipscomb, j. r. Hooper,
Directors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-07
Street improvements.

Street Commissioner Bart Car
others has his men busily engaged
today repairing a portion of North
Flores street. After they have
completed that task they will be
removed to Flores street between
Houston and Commerce streets,
where several repairs will be made.
The steam roller is being run
over the recently repaired portion
of Houston street, just west of
Flores street.
The street commissioners esti-
mate for the grading and graveling
of Belvin street, which WILDE pre-
sented at this afternoons council
session, is 81 800, and it is probable
that amount will be appropriated,
and as soon as the street is graded,
class "a" sidewalks will be ordered
laid.