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The morning call., 1893-03-15
THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading was quite duh yesterday with decline
all along the line up TO the close, which was firm.
News received during the day stated that thirty
four miners had been LAID of In the Savage, where
the ere being extracted has deteriorated that It
does not pay to extract and ten from the Beleher
The ore in the Ore-Dlns and at the mine belonging
to Savage Will be worked up and further ore ship
ment suspended. In the Potosl the punches OF ore
being found on the north drift 1000 level continue
TO look well, and assay from 80 S23. This DRIFT
Is within thirty feet OF the Chollar line Moth
ing was heard from the wluze that be started
In the Ophr aud it IS quite possible that they have
not commenced sln&ngyet The pitch Of the
where they start IS such that they Will not be
able to sink any grelt distance before they Will be
compelled 10 crosscut so the chances OF nuctualins
prices as the work progresses are good.
NOTES.
Silver was weak yesterday at S31sc In New YORK
and So L4d la London.
X I, keat!ng, superintendent Of the Savage.
rived IN this CITY Yesterday to attend the funeral Of
The assessment on Bodle Is delinquent in the
A bullion shipment containing 4lss fine ounces
has been received from the Mount Di5Io.
The annual meeting Of the ChOilar takes place to-
" II. Lowell, a prominent mining mal OF Viz
The Goieta Mining Company has levied an assess.
ment OF be per share delinquent April y.
The HomestNAe Mining Company has declared
dividend OK lOc per share payable on the 2jth.
The delinquent assessment sale OF the Crocker
The Enema Fruit Company OF vls1ila has levied
an assessment OF 81 70 per share delinquent April l.
The following corporations will pay dividends o.
day: Atlantic Dynamite 4Uc. Omnibus Cable sOc
cisco Gas S5c, CaiitOTnid-street Cable Railroad
Company 5Uc. Oakland Home Insurance Use and
y. y. @. u. Mining Company OF Grass Valley lOc.
The American Concentrated Nust Company has
levied au assessment OF 81 per share. delinquent
AprI ID
The Gold Bar and FL Rey de ORC mining com.
paule5 and the ST George Gold Mining Company
Incorporated Yesterday to mine ia the VanderBHt
District, san BernardinO C0u nty. Following are
the directors in each company; James l. Flood.
George X. Wells. William :. Lyle, john W. Mackay
and James E wash.
he weeAly reports OF the Tuscororas are as fol-
lows:
NAvAJO-The slopes above the 3OO-foot level are
looking about tho same. Have started a stope at
the south end OF the Old works, the l5O level
BELLE lsLE-Line dTi.t .0O-fOOt level extended
10 feet; roes getting softer. The slopes above this
level are yielding about the same.
NORTH BELLE lsLE-Ihe Slopes above the south
800 level are looking about the sale. Have discOn-
tinue1 the north 500 Slopes.
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Stud-fIorse Poker

Peter Hansen. young sailor. was accosted
by two men on Bush street yesterday morn
ing, who invited him into the saloon at 2S4
y have drink. A game of stud-horse
eoker was then proposed, and very soon
Hansen found himself S45 short. He COM
planned to the police, aud Detectives Hand
ley and Dawes arrested the two men, who
gave their names as John Humphreys ana
Charles Miller. They were booked on
charge of vagrancy. They also arrested
LOUIS Tlscherer, the proprietor of the sa-
loon. on The charge of keeping gambling
house.
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HEAP LAND-RANCHU DE NoyATo, COM
prising 5000 acres at Novato. Marin County.
Cal, on tue of ). +. aud y. T. Ry. (DonOhue broad
Eauge) % miles from san Francisco. Average
price, 81 per acre This property has been SUD
divided Into villa sites town lots, tracts and
small ranches OF from 20 to 200 acres; any desired
SIZE. The land varies from low hills to rich bot
toms, and IS perfectly adapted TO growing olives,
prunes, peaches grapes and all kinds OF fruit grain
and vegetables UGlimlted market In city Tor all
produce; both rail and water trausp portation from
the property to san Francisco. Low freights and
fares. Town Of NOvato, railroad station, hotel
stores, frs-class graded school, pOstofice and ex-
press onices, meat market etc. all the property
Gail or address syndicate Investment Company, 81
and 90 Chronicle building. mrl u
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE;
\ send for list u. J. EST MARTINEZ, Cal. nr2 Inns
CONOMA COUNTY LAND; SMALLAND LARGE
- ranches. List,ASDREN PRICE. Headsburg 25tI
NEW CATALOGUE-SAN JOSE ORCHARD
- homes and city property; call or send FOR one
WOOSTER n EN SION 624 Market St. S. +. Jas II
Il ONERNMFNT Ian LEVEL.
" rich soil, in fine valley, railroad in CaiifoF
MIA; emf lOyment at good wages by: fuel and
water plentiful; many settlers and some fine farms
there now. Send cents Tor Information to T. w.
LAKE. Flood building. san Francisco. no2Ot II
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
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REGULAR sEssroS-lo:so

$40 AHA. Ills $50 ChoIar.... TO 100 Ophr.2 90
800 Belchr .l.OO % CC6V...2s5 $50 Peer.. 25
loO Il. LOO 100 -.......--24u2O zoo Potosi...l.4U
zoo Bulion...47 100 Point .35 SOO Savage 90
800 ............45 100 @ d Is 100 B X M25
loo Cnai C....3l SO II n lilo 200 $ NeY..l.lu
zoe $50 ODhlr.. .l.s5 200 Uniou.Sg
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:}O
500 & ...lIa 100 POint37Is $50 Ophfr 90
$50 ........-l.45 800 II a Milf 5 25O .....l -
$50 CnalIC 80 $50 MeXtcn.. !. .b5 200 Peers
4OU CCSY.-.2.4OilOO Mono. O5 500 POtosl i 10
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Board-50 Hutchinson s p Co. Asa 80 do, 4Ts;
90 do, 8; 80 Giant Powder Con, 351a.
AFTERNo DON SESSION.
Board go Pacific Gas Imp. 80; no Ferries & Cllf
r r. 80; IS do, 81; $50 Hutchinson Co, 45s
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
pARGAIN-lOO ACRES CHOICE FRUIT LAND;
ID inely situated; only hours from san Fran
cisco. Address b. II. W, box IA. Call Branch It
Ii EABQUARTERS FOR EXCHANGES: CITY
IL ana country FALCONEIi Il STOUT. II Mont
Eomery mrl2 1t
GlNn 800 ACRES OF THE RICHEST LAND
u lOV. in the state; partly iu alfalfa; paying
big; miles from a growing town in TulaTe County:
viii subdivide II desired: call ana noted ex-
pert's report. MARK LANE q co. 3 Post mr7 tt
TOR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
l. see d. H. WING Sonolha City, Cal. mr7 II
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CEO0 CASH. BALANCE INSTALLMENTs; 5-
II lOUO room cottages 25th st. half block
west OF Castro; S275O. $500 and $500 each; also
2story house of rooms for s5200; all finished
complete and street work done f. NELSON, build
er. J. $40 Twenty-ffth ST. near Castro Tel II
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:. l.JBN GROCERY AND BAR: ONE OF TIRE
- -NO. best old-establ,sned corners Ia the
city large bar trade: Immediate departure for the
East c.use OF sale. MCLAUGHLIN Il CO, 26Ia
Aearuy 81. mrIU 90
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II cut of order use Beecham's Pills
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Z. {iI2 SALOON AND LDDGISG-HUUSE:
~ w del arture cause Of sale. MCLAUGH-
liz ~ CO, 2Uia Kearny St Hlrl4 ~
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AlTERNnoN sEssInN-2:ll-

$50 PeIehr ....eO so CC&V-24O 100 Ophir IL go
700 b x R....ILg 100 c Point. .35 $50 Oyrmn rs
go bullion As. % g C..-..75 10 .......2O
400 Buwer... 25i 10 II a y .i.lUS5O Pot0si / 10
800 Chal 5UO Mexien.I.65 100 SB kM25
90 CnOIlar....b5I
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$500 gARTSEE PAR El,.. WAITED coFFEE ANo
hiCLAUGHLIN & co. 26Is,fhearny 81 mrIG Sts
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HOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
stCCk HoaTd yesterday;
REGULAR sEssI0S-9:S0 A. NJ
100 Alta.......20325 CCSYa.2.45 100 PotOst i .3b
$50 Andes. so 2SU KenrucE. 5 500 Savage...B5
80 Belchr. LOS 200 MeIcAn .l34 IOUScorDtOn. .O5
100 s. q b.. 1900 Occid .lUluUS Nev..l.O5
800 BuOu....45 100 Oohtr... l.9j lOu Hul. .O5
bOU Choilar. .6O3UO OverIn Ia 400 Union-.. 80
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0'FARRELL & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS Il RENT COLLECTORS,
II MONTGOMERY ST. $. +.
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&Hil BUl lCHER-SHOP, NO. l LOCATION: /:
NlCNO' good stock, fixtures. safe, horse aud
wagon; good outside trade; everything complete:
TINS wii! bear iUl investigation; bargain: estab-
llshtd . years. Us STRAND, 1888 Market 81. !
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G0Gn SALOON MEN, ATTENTION COR
~DOO; ner saloon In Al location, with good
stock aud me fixtures; furnished rooms; old
established; never such bargain: must sell at
once any Te5sona5le offer VIII be accepted See
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STORAGE.

EURNITURE. ETC, STORED REASONABLE.
j LIEBEs' PIONEER Storage Co. $40 stocktontt
ElEsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
II e<s-6SG Mission St CEAA L TAYLOR 1Y5L
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GS6H BRANCH BAK.. VARIETY STORE;
y Wv. rms: rnt 50 :.ar.-n- sLkAND D. O35A AIkt.
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CARPETS.


I, HEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LAIHES
> pauers. il-press machine tools 667 Mission II
COX SINGER OSCILLATOR TAILORING
- tDO. machine; other bargains; all warranted
Tie $ HILL CO, 20 New Montgomery. ). +. fel2tr
CHowCASEs, BAR, STORE, OFFICE FIX
- lures. Scherer's Pioneer Store. % 10Th jal3 2m
CAFE SCALE LETTER R-PREss sroRE-TRUoK
- and money-tlll; cheap 1O2 Clay ST. au7 u
Q SECONDHAND BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMPS
- shafting, pulleys, betting. water pipes. etc.
oss II MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN. 1877 BeaIess
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

p.}H)S PARTNER WANTED: FIRST-CLASS
u 80. restaurant and coffee saloon; owner
(eook) runs thst department: wants good man to
take charge cash counter ana dtnmg-room: best
place IN clJy no meats less than S5c trade S25 to
30 per day: cheap al $500; bound TO sell; needs
help OF reliable man; investigate: don't miss this
very rare chauces clears over 500 per month. See
GEO STEWART A SON lg5 X earttv
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I {: ROOMS; HARDWOOD FURNITURE: RENT
i y only $50; best location in city: block from
principal theater; clearing $50 per month rCUmers
steady; going this week for what It's worth 5 +
Land Company. 7S3 Market st. mrl4 5ts
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

IL BARGAINS-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
y 1Orms-. Mission 500 10 rooms Bush. h.....S55O
Z y rooms, MarSet. 1900 81 rms. Van Ness av 600
II rooms California 55O3ll rooms, Marset.. 500
100 other houses IN payments Sl5O to 5000.
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GdQ0O BAY ST. Mr.. STOCKTON FACING
u fOOO. north front OF city and seRwall: 2
story and basement frame building: present rent
sf2O per annum: paying S12 per cent clear; a fine
buy ROBERT j. MERCER & SON, 4lO Pine
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RAPID DEVELOPMENT.

Alamo Heights and Washington
Heights, are now attracting the in
VestOrS and home seekers to a
marked degree.
The beautiful suburb of Alamo
Heights has at present a dozen or
more pretty homes ranging from
100000 to S2O,OOO.OO, and offers
inducements in the way of fine
residence sites $50 to 200 feet above
the city, graded streets, electric
lights, the purest Of water from
the head springs of the river, etc.
Many prominent families of'this
city have decided to make that
suburb their future home, and are
daily selecting choice residence lots
and arranging to build thereon.
The Washington Heights fronts
on River Avenue Boulevard is also
being rapidly sold and offers every
inducement for beautiful home on
the finest boulevard in the south
west.
For further particulars or infor-
nation call on or write to the
Chamberlin Investment Company
Managers, No. 52j East Houston
street. 3 1 If.
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New England Land Co. lose. Houston S
THE QUO-WARRANTOS.
The Entire City Vote to be Count.
decentralization of Both
Cases.
Cases.

When the regular setting for the day
had been finished today in Judge Nom.
ans court, the quo warrantO cases of
ThOs. Netterville Devine against Anton
Adam for the juSticeship and James Nc
ClOSkey against Andre W Brown for the
cOnStableShip OF precinct No. l, OF BeXar
county, were called and the two cases
consolidated. In the Devine- Adams suit
the demurrer of the relator to the Sufti-
cheney of the defendants petition was
OveTruled.
The court then granted the petition of
Judge Walthall to have the entire vote
cast in the city at the last general cleo
ton recOunted. Judge Walthall wanted
the whole vote of the county recounted.
but the counsel for the REALTORS OBJ
jected, on the ground that none of
the vote outside of the sixteen city pre-
cinctS had any connection with either
OF the offices in controversy which
were in justices precinct number one.
which only embraced the territory in this
city. Judge NooRan so held and Judge
Walthall then agreed to the courts de-
ciSion which was that there should be a
fair and square count to zee were were
elected justices and constable respective
ly:
The judge notified the contestants TO
agree upon a commissioner to count the
votes and the case was resumed at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
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WHOLESALE HOG THEFT.
Iwenty-Three Head Stolen at One
Time From an Atascosa
Farmer.

Justice Jean B. Chavagneaux. of pre-
cinct No q, is in the city today from his
home, near the Medina, and reports a
case Of wholesale hog stealing. 1t seems
that on last Saturday a man on horse
back and another on foot went to the
place Of Manuel Herrera. who lives in
AtaScOSa county. near the BeXar county
line. and stole % hesd OF hogs from him
which they drove through several pas
lures into BeXar county and finally drove
them into MusSey's pasture. Here the
thieves were seen by young Mussey and a
man named Murphy and fled. Mussey
and Murphy suspected something wrong
and penned the hogs and afterwards
started after the thieves who got away.
Herrera, who discovered the theft soon
after 1t occurred, followed the trail and
discovered his property, where the hogs
mad been penned by MuSSey and Murphy
who promptly delivered them to Herrera
upon his making the proper affidavit of
ownership before the Justice. The con-
stable OF The precinct was dispatched in
pursuit OF the thieves but was unable to
capture them.
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For the ASvlun

The hot sulphur water that flows from
the arteSian well at the new Southwest
Texas Insane Asylum and which has a
temperature of l04 degrees Faherenheit,
is pronounced 10y medical experts to be-
equal II not superior to the water at Hot
springs, Arkansas, for skin diseases,
rheumatism and venerial complaints. and
the matter has been brought to The At
tentiOn of the legislature by the Joint
committee which recently visited here
and Spontaneously inspected the new asv-
lum. The result Of their report has been
the result was the passage yesterday in
the house of bill authorizing the leasing
of the privilege Of using OF the flow of this
water from the artesian well for period
OF not more than ten years. This will
be very valuable privilege and enable
the state to secure a good income from
the lease The state however through
the board of directors of the asylum will
reserve the right to use the water for the
inmates Of the asylum
The House finance committee has also
recommended that Sl25,O be appropri-
ated for new and necessary buildings
giving addition accommodation for
patients
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THAT FAMILY ROW.

L. Picard and Joe GenSler, residing in
the same house on Austin street, were up
before Recorder McAlIiSter this morning,
on the charges of beating and striking
and being diSOrderly. The judge fined
them each $40 or 10 days.
Last evening Mounted Officers Brown
and Beck were summoned to fight in
the house occupied By these parties. Upon
their arrival they found GenSler lying on
the floor with his head cut open. caused
from severe blow from PICARD. The
facts of the affair. as near as could be
learned, are as follows:
GenSier has been circulating stories
around the city to the effect that Mrs.
PICARD was disreputabIe woman. Pc
card heard of the talk and proceeded at
once TO GenSIer'S room to have it out
with him" GenSler, as soon as his enc
my arrived, evidently expected trouble,
and procured sharp knife with which to
defend himself. PICARD saw the weapon,
and tOOred GenSler with blow. after
which he took the knife. threw it away
and gave him a severe punishment.
This trouble between these TWO families
has been going on some time and the
neighborS are rejoicing over the fact that
the police offices have it in hand.
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THE RECORDERS DoINGs.
John H. Copeland Knocked Out by
Captain Maekey-The ,Gensler
Row - Minor Gases.
Tinor Gases.

Judge McAlIiSter tried six cases in his
court this morning and assessed S3l in
fines. The following cases were dealt
with
J. w. Wright was having a good time
while drunk on Chavez street yesterday
aud Officer FrobGeSe lodged him ia Jail.
He was fined s. for being drunk and disor-
derby.
Juan Nimeuez known as "Captaia
Jack" was fined s. for vagrancy this
morning.
W. ?. Cary was found drunk on the
street Yesterday by Officer Addington,
and he was fined ST.
John H. Copeland, drunk and disorder
ly, coEtinued until Saturday. 1t seems
that Copeland, whose name in police court
Gays gone by was John Cops" APP
preached Captain Nelson Mackey in front
of the Mackey building, on Houston
street, last evening and began to abuse
him, thinking the Captain was the cause,
ii is SAID. of his not receiving the appoint
ment of recorders clerk. The Captain
became angry. and as IA result Copeland
was beaten into muSh." Copeland has
several fines against him. so ptain Ben
net says, which he will now be compelled
to paw.
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jaw Gould's Son.

A special car containing General Mana
ger L. M. Campbell, his private secretary.
+. .. Griffin, of the international railway,
and young Howard Gould, the son of the
late Jay Gould, arrived in this city at )
o'clock yesterday afternoon, spent the
night here and left this morning for the
Gould's mission was to inspect the prop
erty in which his fathers estate has a,
controlling interest He was pleased at
the condition in which he found it, and he
also spoke highly of San Antonio and
Texas. This is not his first visit here
but the first time that he has ever given
expression to his impressions, as he has
6een heretofore overShadOwed by his
fathers superiority while the latter was
alive, and also was like him rather re-
ticent.
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A Change all Around.

The old Alamo Electric Street railway
company has ceased to exist and has been
replaces by new company, the charter
t9rWhich was ISSUED yesterday. The style
OF the new company is the Electric Power
N Street Railway company of San Anto-
MO. It's capital stock is placed at $780,
OOOaod the interpretations are f. A. Barn
ard. ChaS. E. Harris, William ]. Clark,
Fred Dow and Albert H. DIlard of New
YORK, and II. f. Barnard and Charles C.
CreSSOn, of San Antonio.
This company proposes to extend its
lines and double track them on the Riv-
erside park line If San Antonio will get
up a fair association and hold fairs regu-
larly.
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The Man Who Never Advertises.

Stag, business mu,e, the dark and doleful
fate.
| OF him who iabOrs but that he may wait
TIE piles of goods heaped up within his
store,
Which can't be less, and never may be
The man whose life has lost all fortunes
prizes:
The man who never advertiseS.
Sing of his start his great ambitious
scope,
The capital that gave him cause to hope.
His credit large. his fall and ample stock.
His bank account as solid as rock:
Then tell the doom to which the man was
fated,
VINO neser advertised, but simply waited
So simply. and so vainIy! Splendid signs.
W hich basement art irriGateS and refneS,
Plate glass show windows elegantly
dressed,
Such lovely clerks, cashiers, and all the
Served but 20 show how the public sizes
The style of him who never advertiSes.
He waited, and all waited; clerks,
cashiers.
Salesme1, SaleswOmen. such delightful
dearS,
Impatient waited all the season through.
With precious little for the crow d to do.
The public Saw-that fact there's no de-
nying-
But passed the store without a thought
OF buying.
Business was dull, but salaries and rent
Went on till cash and credit both were
spent:
The silly merchant hoped his luck would !
turn,
Until the sheriff closed the whole con-
Germ.
Now at pittance which his soul de- |
SpiSeS.
He works for one who always advertises.
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LADIES ATTENTION

We have just received for early
spring the newest shades in gloves,
Veilings and hosiery, also ladies'
corsets, waists and underwear. You
are cordially invited to call and
see for yourselves at THE LEADER,
2lS W. Commerce street. 36Im
Miss PARMA FISK, PROP.
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ok-ClayWell.

On TueSday,:at Lebonanon, Tennessee.
young Phil H. Shook, of this CITY son Of
John K. Shook, recently admitted to the
San Antonio bar was married to Miss
Annie Reed Claywell, daughter of DR.. A,
F. Claywell, and the young couple are on
their way to San Antonio. They will
spend several days of their honeymoon in
New Orleans
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Their OPENING.

Last night the Imperial saloon. owned
by Mr.; Herman LauX, was auspiciouslv
opened, and a large crowd Of citizens were
treated to fine free lunch and wines of
all kinds. The saloon is one of the neat
est In San Antonio, and, as Mr.. LauX is a
favOrite as a miXOlogist, his success is as
sured. Johnnie RuSSel. the well known
bar tender, is assisting Mr. Lauy.
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Believed to Be Burglars,

-Four men two of whom were captured
at Austin and two at TAYLOR are heinz
held at GEORGETOWN. Williamson countV
by the sheriff for burglary committed
them and they believed as the same men
who burgarized tie safes at Hagcr
Moths and Guenther e Sons. Deputy
Sheriff McCloSkey who went there after
them returned without them as the
authorities there decline to hand them
over until they are through with them
on the charges there.
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Burglars Again at Work.

During the past three weeks there have
been number of attempts made by burg
lars to rob cars standing on the track
near the |. and &. n. depot. Tuesday
night, several cars were opened, but moth
Ing OF Importance was stolen. These oc-
currenCes are mysterious and il is thouGht
that the thieves are parties we'll acnmaint.
ed in that locality
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Thistle Club Hon.

The Thistle club gave one of their very
delightful hops last night at the new
Turner hall which was highly enjoyed by
the twenty-five couples present. At mid
night delicious supper was served. This
club, which is one of the new social or
CARNATIONS of the city, but not the least
popular, bids fair to Outrival many of the
older ones in the amount of pleasure that
they contribute to those who attend their
hops.
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Lyons was Jailed.

Harry C. Lyons, who cut Will Bount's
throat, was Jailed yesterday afternoon.
having been unable to give the $1,000 bond
required for his appearance before the
district court and having sufficiently re-
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Building Pernits

The following building permits have
been issued since last report:
rock store. East Houston street T, o'i Fi a4I
ward; 800.
Sunset Wood company, lumber barn.
Hays and Lamar street, Sixth ward: $500
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Has Removed.

Dan p. Smith, the real estate
man, has moved his office to 225
st. Mary's street, where he will be
pleased to meet his friends and
; I st.
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Embezzler Arrested.

Carl Meyer, who is wanted at Austin
for embezzling 500, was arrested yestcr-
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff McClos-
key, on a warrant from Travis county,
and delivered to Sheriff White, who took
him to Austin last night.