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The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
Necessary Lights.

The controller thinks the city can save
some money on it's light bills. A number
of cases are reported in parts of the city
where two lights are burning on the same
corner. On a Douglass-street corner it is
stated that an electric light, a vapor light
and a gas light are vying with each other
in furnishing light to few people in the
neighborhood. On Tenth street, between
Illinois and Tennessee, a short block, are
three vapor lights, while on both corners
of the block are electric lights. There are
very few shade trees on the street at that
In Sim Coys ward, at the corner of Fletch-
er avenue and Spruce street, are two lamps,
one a gasoline and the other a gas lamp
William McGinnis lives on one corner and
James Bourton on the other. The same is
true of Spann and Linden. The controller
thinks if an investigation is made a num-
Der of cases of this kind will be discovered
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. O. p. Morton left, yesterday, for
Spencer, to spend two weeks.
Mrs Hoover, of Lafayette, is visiting her
daughter Mrs. W. J. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs Augustus Lynch Mason
have gone to New York for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haines, who have
been spending the summer in Chicago. have
returned home.
Miss Martha Bradshaw, who has been
the guest of friends in Evanston, is ex-
pected home Saturday.
Miss Stella Walcott will return Saturday
from Madison, where she has been visiting
Mrs. Alexander Lanier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, of Wales, have re-
turned to the city and are the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. George G. Tanner.
Mrs Max Dalmbert. of Greensburg, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Hord, at Wood
ruff Place, returned home yesterday.
Mrs Dr. Young, of Terre Haute, arrived
Yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs Fran
els T. Hord, on North Delaware street.
Mr.. Hugh Phipps, formerly of this CITY,
now resident of Walla Walla, Wash, is
here spending few weeks with friends.
Miss Riker of Maine. who has been Wis
iting Mrs ]. X. Hussey, at Woodruff Place.
for several weeks, returned home yester-
day
Mr. Charles Holman-Black, who has been
i'm this country since August, will sail to-
morrow for Ireland, to so on a concert
tour.
Mrs. Marie Palmer, of the Fifth-avenue
Church, New York, VIII sing the onertory
at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. c. F. Seymour. of LaPOrte. will
come to-day 10 make short visit to her
mother Mrs. G. Il. Jacobs, on North
Delaware street
The North-end Club Of young people has
been reorganiZed, and they will give their
first dance Friday evening at the residence
OF Mr.. Solon Goode
Invitations have been sent out for party
m ha pf
ing at the home of his aunt Miss Mary
Dean. on North Meridian street
At o'clock yesterday morning. at St
Bridget's Church. Miss Mary n. Ford, OF
No a97 North West street. was united in
marriage TO Timothy Callahan. OF Green
castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. New have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Elizabeth Maria, and Mr.. William
Riley McKeen, jr.. TO take place Wednes-
day. Nov. 22 at 7:30 o'clock. At the Second
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
POLICE SURGEON.
1t Is Reported that Each Member of
the hoard Has al Man.

The Board of Safety has not yet BEEN
able to determine upon a police surgeon,
and it was rumored yesterday that dead
lock existed on the board on account OF
each commissioner having a candidate The
rumor had it that Colonel Ruckle wanted
DR.. John Oliver appointed. while Mr.. Con-
ner wanted the place to go to DR.. George
Kahlo. The same report said that Mr..
White wanted DIR. carp retained. President
Ruckle said that there was nothing IN the
report that the board had not yet had
time to consider the appointment. Mr.:
White was somewhat eVasiYe when asked
if each commissioner did not have a can
didate for the place. He though perhaps
Mr.. Conner might favor DIR. Kahlo and Col.
Ruckle DR.. Oliver.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
THbNBW Y0RKSTORE
ESTABLISHED 1881
CLOAKS

There's a style about
our garments which dis
tinguishes them from
the ordinary ready-made
Cloaks and Jackets, and
the fit is perfect.
Fine Novelty Jackets
from $15 to $35 each
the very latest styles
and beautifully trimmed
in the popular furs.
There is no place in
the State where the
stock is as large or the
prices as favorable as
here.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
CERTIFICATES FOR NUNS.
They May Teach in the Public Schools
if Properly Recommended.

HARRISBURG, Nov. s.-State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Schaeffer, in
reply to an Interrogation from George F.
Luckey, superintendent of the public
schools of Pittsburg has decided that
superintendents of public schools must
issue teachers certificates to nuns if they
are of good moral character and are proper
ly recommended, but the certificates must
be made out in their real names. and not
in names by which they are known in the
church.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
CONSIDERING THE ORDINANCE
Finance Committee Wants n Cut in
the Pnxyn brokers, Licenses.

The finance committee of the Council held
a private meeting at the city clerks office
last night to consider a number of ordi-
nances that were referred to it by the Coun-
Gil on Monday night. 1t was decided to rec
ommend that the pawnbrokers' ordinance
be amended SO that the annual license fee
will be $780, instead Of $780, The committee
favors the ordinance with this amendment.
The ordinance taxing the breweries was
discussed. but il was laid over until next
week for final action on the part of the
committee. The peddlers' ordinance and
Mr.. COulter'S ordinance to tax drug stores
that sell liquor were also laid over until
next week. Mr. Rauh's plan to refund the
citys entire debt at per cent was not
discussed
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
OOO Id SI1<AINfoso.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
---
DIR. Price Gets 1t.

CHICAGO. Ill.,, Nov. Son the analysis
and recommendation of DR.. Wiley chief
United States government chemist at Wash
ington, and greatest living authority on food
products, the worlds fair jury to-day gave
the highest award 10 Dr. Ptices Cream
Baking Powder for strength, purity and ex-
cellence. This conclusively settles the ques-
ton OF superiority. DR. Wiley rejected the
alum powders. stating 70 the worlds fa.r
jury that he considered them unwholesome
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO Christian Vessel and Rose Johnson. ].
r. Somerville and Blanch B. Cole, William
Gibson and Mary ]. Huber. c. W. Wilson
and Clara Hatwood. Charles Madinger and
Emilia X. Fischer, John Fleckenstein and
Ida Meyer, ]. q. Featherston and Dizzy Sill
vey. George Hoffman and Lila NJ. Cruise
VIM. NJ. Sloan and Myrtle Monroe. VIM.
T. Reising and Frederica Childs, Frank
Romon and Katie Bannon.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
vioIut.d the Postal Laws

Deputy United States Marshal Stewart
yesterday went TO Lopez. Marshall county,
where he arrested William Penrod a
farmer, on the charge of violating the pos
tai laws. The prisoner was taken to Elk
hart given a hearing by the United States
commissioner at that point, and bound over
TO the grand jury in the sum of 500. Pen
rod recently sent to one of his neighborS
a postal card threatening TO bring suit for
an amount of money due him. The postal
was placed in the hands of the United
States officers by the recipient.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09

The executive committee of the Western
Writers Association met at the Bates
House yesterday afternoon with the COM
mittee on arrangements to attend to a few
preliminaries for the June meeting of the
association. which is to be held at Warsaw
Chairman Redding, of the executive COM
mittee. presided. Miss Ida May Davis, of
Terre Haute, was the secretary. 1t was de-
cided to ask Prof. John Clark Ridpath to
read the annual lecture at the June meet
arep
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
Ordered a saloon Closed.

Deputy Controller Harvey yesterday
found that a saloon at 299 East Washing
ton street, run in the name of c. w.
Scheele, was delinquent almost a year on
it's city license. He notified the police de-
partment, and asked that the place be
closed. In the afternoon he informed
that the place had been closed until the
proprietor takes out the city license.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
Daily building Permits,

Building permits were issued yesterday
as follows:
w. E. Jared, frame house on Beville av-
enue, $1,000
Elizabeth Burnett. two-story frame on
Eureka street, 81, 200.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
Another Bill Refused.

The controller yesterday refused to al
low the election bills Of Martin Draper
w. II. Eden and others. They were told
to go to Frank Bird for their money, as he
had a contract for the work which the
men were supposed to have done.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE - gentleman
with considerable business experience and
first-class credentials wishes to come and
reside in Indianapolis, and will trade from
ten TO forty thousand dollars worth Of un-
incumbered real estate for an active inter-
est in some good manufacturing or COM
mercial business This is a first-class op-
portunity for any one who wishes 10 re-
tire Address, INVESTOR, care Journal
Office.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
superintendent Ferguson's Claim.

Superintendent Ferguson, of the City Hos
pital, called on the controller, yesterday
morning, to explain the contract for put
ting shade trees on the hospital grounds.
He said that the shade of trees was needed
for convalescing patients. lie thought the
trees could be ordered in the same manner
as drugs. The controller did not see how
any board but the Board of Works could
order a permanent improvement to city
prODertv
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
ASK Your Friendx

Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparia what
they think of it, and the replies viii be
positive In it's favor. Simply what Hood 5
Sarsaparilla does. that tells the story OF
its merit. one has been CURED OF indiges-
tfon or dyspepsia another finds it's in
dispensable for sick headache or bilious
ness. while others report remarkable cures
Of scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, salt
rheum, etc.
Hoods pills ara ufIrelv vegatahle
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
The Extra clerk appropriation.

The Council committee on fees and sala-
ries will recommend that $720 be taken
from the appropriation for stationery and
printing, to be used in employing an extra
clerk for the Board of Works.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
Polluted Well Water.

DR.. Hurry, the city chemist, has made a
report on the water examined from three
surface wells. Two were in the south part
of the city and one in the eastern portion.
The water was polluted by surface drain
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
His Ropd yVos Good.

An inquiry made of the controller,
yesterday by a man from Grand Rapids,
Mich. He owned a Barret bond and want
ed to know If the city would pay it. He
was told his bond was as good as gold
when it became due.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09

Detectives Kinney and Richards last night
arrested a man named John Wolf who was
attempting To sell a pony to Mitchell. the
East Court-street liveryman. Wolf is ac-
cused OF stealing the animal from Mrs
Mary GreesOn, of Friendswood.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
Mr.. Meyers Bond .

Frederick j. Meyer, the new member of
the Board of Works, yesterday filed his
bond. IT is in the sum of 5000. with John
A. Buddenbaum and Charles Stuckmeyer
as Suretes.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
ANNoUNCEMFHTs.

EMENT~asfrol0@y Dr. Ellis
astrologer, tells the past, present and
future. gives Information on all subjects
To learn what best To do. If sick in
trouble consult the Doctor al once
Room ). Ryan's Block, Tennessee street
and Indiana avenue.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
AnnexntiOn Ordinnnce SfCned.
TO Pay n Temporary Loan.

The Mayor yesterday signed the ordi-
nance annexing the territory northeast of
the CITY.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09

City Treasurer Holt yesterday sent to
New York $50, ,1lO.96 to pay off temporary
loan.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
FINANCIAL.

LOANS-Money on mortgages. g. T..
SAYLES, 75 East Market street.
MONEY To I.OAN-On first mortgage.
THOS. c. MOORE, 64 East Market street.
MONEY TO LOANS per cent. HORACE
MKAY, Room IL, Talbot * News Block.
LOANS-Sums Of 500 TO 100000.
City property and farms.
c. Z. COFFIN & CO., 80 East Market
street
MONEY TO LOAN-On farms at the low
est market rate; privileges for payment
before due. We also buy municipal bonds.
THOS. q. DAY " CO., - East Market
street indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
LOST

AND WHITE BULL.
pup; had ears and tail trimmed. Return
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09

Hood's Pms ere purely vegetable.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09

FOR SALE-A large block of stock in the
First National Bank of Frankfort, In
diana. This bank has earned in the
twenty-five years OF it's existence and di-
vided among its shareholders and set
aside TO surplus. some 100000, or three
times its capital of 100000. Address, Lock
Box 81, Frankfort, Ind.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
NEAI-HOLMAN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SAMPLE-CRABBS.
0cial tO the Ir6ianaDOliS Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. S-A beautiful wed
ding occurred. tonight, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Crabbs. Their only
daughter, Miss Claude Ferdella Crabbs
and Mr.. Parker Sample, youngest son of
Mrs. Mary A. Sample were united in mar
riage. Both the young people are familiar
with Aiuncie society and are connected
with old and much respected families. Mr..
CrabbS is an extensive grain merchant
and a city official. The wedding Was wit
messed by about one hundred guests Rev.
q. a. Hill, of the High-street NJ. Z. Church,
performed the ceremony. The presents
were numerous and elegant After q we'd
ling supper the young people repaired to
their own new home on Vine street.
GOULD-BEARSS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PERU, Ind. Nov. s-Emmett A Gould
superintendent of the eastern division of the
Wabash railway, with headquarters in this
city, and Miss Frances e. Bearess, daughter
Of Hon. A. c.. Bearss were married this
evening : at the brides residence in North
Peru. Only the immediate friends and
relatives were present. Rev. Colvin of the
Episcopal Church. performed the ceremony.
Both parties are society people of this city
They left on the night train for an extended
trip.
KEMBLE-WEBSTER.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
DANYILLE. ILL.,, Nov. s.-Joseph Dale
Kemble. of Hamilton, o., and Miss Clara
Webster, OF this city, were married this
evening at the Presbyterian Church.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09

GTrC-Tif0T ST1 q ST7o1'Sf3sGE G>7oo5S~
our warehouse for more than twelve
months, uncalled for and charges unpaid,
will be sold at public auction. Wednesday.
Nov. o. 1929. to pay charges. unless sooner
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-09
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two floors 81 South Illinois
street; second and third floors suitable
for offices or joDbers' trade. G. T.. REY-
NOLDS & CO, 10 Circle street.
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Sic Wfuter= @diSpu.

Bel elmer Semperatur BON lnt1ler
mod 1910 Grab i'm 56atten bon
Der Minter<S Salon 31 reben, folte Ell
qentli6 Elm bebentli6es &opff6iitteln
erregen unb bod gelangen aud mir =
a~lerbings nur benz &alenber na9-tn
bic WintersS aiiDn; in bic Sai1on Der
8dle, &on3erte unb iontiger Guitbars
feiten.
Wenn i'm Sommer bic aa5u groBe
6ibe uns DON Der geran1taltung BON
gergniigungen abbielt, i'm u@inter"
genirt 1ie uns ni6t; mir befinben uns
in Der Saiion unb ba miifen mir bait
mitma9en, mas uns geboten ptrb,
ielbf tpentt mir babel i6wiben, tpie im
ruiti9en SampfbaDe!
Sci unierer unglidli6en geographic
i9en Gage nnb benz ungeI6idten &lima
nit ben sebn @pmmermonaten i'm
Sabre, ri6ten mir urs in unieren @es
w~obnbeiten bel meniger na6 benz lebs
terer, als na6 benz &alenber, bamit
mir ~tpenigitens einigermaBen nit Der
iibrtgen Meni6beit unb ibrer Nrt bes
9ebens i'm 3uiammeublng bleiben.
So muB bas Sbeater pfi6tf1rls
6igf Mitte September er6ffnet perben,
menn man li6 aud fiir6tet, bineinau=
geben, neil man 5erflieBen f0nrte; mir
! eRen Nuitern trDB Der @lutbbibe, petl
Der Monat li6 nit einem ri" i6reibt
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Les Wetter piinf6en m09te; mir geben
Ing arn5ert, ia ielbit gum 8aG, i6nap=
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abtr mir linb in Der Sailon utb milf
fen bic Gelegenbeit gum Nmdiement
pabrnebmen.
go befnDen mr. uns abermals en-
gnbe enter langen Yaule.
unlere lebenslurige beuti6e 8epol=
ferung unb uniere nod lebenslu1tige>
rem @ereine baben li9 ausgerubt; felbft
bic pienies pplten in bieiem Sabre
ni6t geoeiben urb 10 murben mir bic
lebten brei Monate CUR untbdtisteit
berbammt.
Nber iebt gebt es ipie6er log nit err
neuten &rdften, unb omar obne &iide
fi9t auf ben Sbermometerfanb. Ser
Beetbopen : Mdnner6or riiltet fi6
i6ott gu elmer ieiner itets seuuBrei6en
unb eemiitbli6en Mbenbs u~nterbaltunz
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nSrobiinn" merben ni6t auf fi6 parz
ten laiien; aud i'm Nrbeiter> unb
Surnz9erein ipirb es baIb mieber le>
benbig merben unb aud I'M Gafino
itebt bic @rOHnung Der Saiion bepor.
Menn mir au9 fpnf in Naem BON
@etter a~bbdngig irb, in 8e3ug auf
unfere nWinter 8ersniigunsen" finb
mir es ni9t.
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Sine 1ieIfettiae Qlrauet.

Wpn IbOrbeit 5eust Gas Werfabren pteIel 5abrtfanz
ten BON Jog. Batentmebt5tnen, penn bteielbe tbre Bras
pa ate als yganaceen", b.t gu Deuti& ala rNabeilz
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IbOrbett, tbr 9rdparat Banacee su nennen, BADEN f6
bic Gtsentbimer BON Soaetter's MasenbtttcrS mic
ianlbts sema9t. @ber tie bebaupten, unb omar nit
unb 5uar aus benz @runbs, neil eS ben Masen, Bic
Sober unb bic Gtnsepetbe in ben s~eflnbeu, Isiitunssz
fdbtsen 3uitanb periest, pel6er bie uuerldBlt6e Sez
binaun9 ce8 a%asemeiHsH 8oblGefnbens lit. GS beIez
fisE BITE 86rpertontitutien scssn Malaria, tnbem es
tbr @tberitanbsfrdft unb 9dbistett perletbt unb bic
barmcniihe Gbdttsteit Der Srsane beiplrtt, bereu re-
f6e Rrdntbetten pte taltea Steber, 0edielfebet Ii. +. NJ.
lit. Nuh rest e8 Bite Nteren gu lebbafter s bdtisfett an
unb bepabrt fe babur9 nttt aaetn ppr 9erfl3uns,
lnretnisteSttenn a~assai4neiben, wsl5e a5eamatism mus,
@ift unb Waieriu9t perurIa@en. gEtaft bu betne 9ez
bensprsane Seiunb unb Ietitunssfdbts erbalten, 70
.greife Setroft gum 8ttterS.
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Sable Staten fir Die Tabrt ma9
Chicago mnb surii6.

Oas LANCE erpartete GreigniB III
enbli6 eingetreten. bic Bafagiers& Staten
fir bic 5abrt nod Chicago urlb auriid
ftnb auf bic 9dlfte rebueirt morben.
8om /. Nusuff an p~erfanft Bic
Santa Gez8abn &etour : 8ilette mad
Chicago nia ct. 2ouis ober @anlas
@itD gum preile Der einfa9en Sabrt
plus $500. Sol6e Sidets tDeroen
tdgli6 biz gum 81. October 1893 oers
fault tuer6en. 9ieielben baben cine
@uIti9teit bon 80 Saseu fir bic &idz
fabrt bonn Sage bes @ertaufes an.
Die Snbaber berielben iinb teinen 8ee
i6%rdntuugcn In 8eaug auf bic Mccomz
mobationer untermorfen. Wer baftr
EXTRA be3ablen min, fann au6 pldbe
in ben puqman' I9en 0eftibilsS 6lafs
Wagen belegen. 9ie 8enuBung Der
bo6eleganten @bairsGors Der Santa
Sc 8abn ftebt ben YaHagierer pbne
@rtraz0 ergttung CUR 8erfigung.
Die paRagiere f0nnen bon Chicago
on bic &iidfabrt mad Belieben antre<
ten, borausgeieBt, baB bas innerbaIb
Der 30tdgigen @iltisteitsbauer Der
8iaette 9ef6iebt, unb tpenr man suz
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.uuBtfein NIT fi6 nod 9aufe nebmeu,
benz groBartisften S@auipieI Der
Welt beigemobnt gu baben, ionbern
baB bic &eiie aud bic benfbar anges
nebmfe unb bequemfte gepeien if-
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ten unb mobernen Musrifung Der
3tge Der Santa Sc 8abn m6sIi6 lit.
Cine entipre6enbe niebrigere State
pirb fur ale punfte an Der Santa Sc
8abn mad ct. Souls unb &anias
SitD inter benielben 8ebingungen
feitgeiebt tperben.
Dian uenbe ii9 miinbIi6 ober
f6riftli6 an irgenb einen 8iletts Weens
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in 8e3us auf
8ilette ober ionitige @in3elbeiten.
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der" geben, Der ni9t nur cine gerare
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gaute1 entbdlt, ionbern aud einer gez
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@eneralsp aRagierzN sent.
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Gin Vertbetotser bes vSpbnfnns
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brinst, unb bic um beBpilen 8ea9>
tung berbient, neil 1ie aus Der Sober
zines Mannes tommt, Der aus Iangs
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mdbrenb bic meiten iibrtgen 8raSs
iprten entpeber gang abferben ober
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Nuepa 2arebo ftarb plObIi6
bic @attin bes Germ Sole 8rofg.
Sic fablte fi9 untpobI, aber nnftatt
Der Mebi5in nabm fie cine 9olis Stat
tengift unb Der Srrtbum tpnr6e au
fpdt entbedt.
= 8Dn harrisburg aus pir6 cine
gabn nod Ga porte gebaut. 9ie
Strede lit % MeiIen lang. BON
harrisburg benuBt bic 8abr bic @es
leiie Der @albeton, 6oufon unb
9enberfonsg abn, UNI nod 6ouiton gu
gelangen.
= @Ouberneur Sogg bat bic 8ors
feber Der Derf6iebeaen StaatszD epars
tements in einem &umbi9reiben BON
Der 2eere bes Staatsf9abes in 4ennts
nib gefebt unb iie sebeten, 6aB iie unb
ibre Wngeitelten NIT ben Salairen 40
bis go Gage tDarten. @r f9iebt ben
@elbmangel auf bic algemein 6errz
f9enban f9le6ten 3eiten, tpobur9 bic
Stenern tur langfam e~ingingen. Nun
mirb aber na9sepieien, baB in bieiem
Sabre bic Steuern ebenfo prompt be-
aablt tuurben, tpie in ben borbergez
gattgenen; ia es erbelt, baB bis gum
81. Anguff bic Mebreinnabme $44, 900
betrug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30

S9ol5' Palmen : @artem 1T Der
SammelplaB Der Seuti9en BON 9an
Nntonio nit ibren Samilien. 9ie re-
9%elmaBigen Nbeftb Srei : &on5erte an
bier Ibenben in Der @o9e firt 1tets
sablrei6 befu9t unb e%rfreuen fi9 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
nnb WbtsfeDs unb ~aleaeit felerfrii9es
Bier, fopie Die beiten @igarren.
Sie vt # auration liefert ale
9elifatehen Der Salon. Nutern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
3dgliG arsgeaei4neter mariner 2un4.