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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10
San rRAxCisc0 MARxxrs.
STATE or TRADE

HAs FRAxcisco. April 0.-Thsrs we're no
|psrawbsrriss in the market this morning.
Oranges and apples are dull and IN.
changed.
There was sharp decline In asparagus
Ethis morning upon receipt Of 1918 boxss
This was the only change reported in the
market. Other receipts included: 500
boxes rhubarb. 81 sacks onions. l0l sacks
new potatoes and l5s sacks psas. The
kpotato market continual weak. Onions
Ees steady with lower tendency.
Tho butter market 10 heavy under light
Elsmand. With Q weak tone ON prices.
Exsss are very dull. Cheess 10 easier at
Quotations.
There were no changes reported in
prices Of poultry today. Stocks are
ample.
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks,
1Abis, wheat, centais, 81. de7: harley. con-
Eta.s. s.i6i: oats, centals, 5S $40. beams, sacks.
sjsj6; potatoes, sacks, $50; onions, sacks.
El&t; bran, sacks. 800.
CALL BoARp.
II UnfavorsbIs reports Of continued dry
weather enabled the bull element In the
lorsi gram market to push wheat and bar
|flsy options up today TO the highest notch
aftached for some time. December barley.
which closed on Saturday at eos1c per CEN
'xtal. opened this morning 81 20, reached
Bios aud finally closed ~ $L05,S. May
s tsr.ey. which closed last Saturday 81 Soc.
epened this morning at Csc and closed u
~. Wheat options were . little less
active, but ruled strong. December wheat
spened at $i.i7sS. rose 60 81. Ii and closed
astl7's In May wheat there was little
Gang This morning at shis port there
& YES an aggregate OF IL. i22 tons VI tonnage
s tnder charter for wheat.
BgsAnsrufrs AND GRAINS.
Fiour-We quote: Net cash prices
( for family extras, 81 2S0fS.S Is per barrel;
bakers extras. $3losas5; supsriine.
4 GtG26o.
q whegi-There is . firm tone 10 prices In
I HE sample market. but this condition OF
tAines Is more Atsributabis TO specuiative
Influences than to any demand on export
Account In moderate way buyers will
ray asxfe7,.c per Genital for good to choice
shipping quality, while parcels that will
= pas INSPECTION for call board uses COM
I n'aad 81 esd Lo71. December wheat closed
AtLiT&
Bariey-A prominent miller paid &c per
s esntal today Tor choice orisat feed. which
ha good index OF the tmmed.ats situation.
Higher prices are not unlikely u rain
cs<s not coms pretty soon. We quote:
Feed. pott9ss.e per Genital for fair to good
saality. and ass.es95c for choice bright:
efesing, nominal ut 81 per Genital.
oats-Ihe market shows an upward
sadeney IN sympathy with otaer cereals.
Prices trra at an advance. weauots: Miil-
.at. sL07,.eio; surprise. si.ssSkl 30.
nhey feed, si.2oSsi22s,; good 70 choice,
NsesiiTs. poor 10 fair. eecef Loo; black.
no. ted. $i.o0<sl. gray. N.osts0
liss1 per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
nrsi,s-on sight New York. Per Sloo.
EAe premium.
eserling ellls-On London. Oo-day bank,
NM
Silver bars. per ounce. e2A86sko
&sxican dollars, aSS4tSiae.
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TUNPON THE r-aRAr9rH8vuxrrr
d RoUrR Two rouad fffps dAfls excops sUnAav
T10E CA nD-Lssve seattle 1:9o Q m ard xs<S
= a, daily sxceps SUNDAY. Leave Evefess
10.1S . m and 5;iS p m. daily exceDs sunday.
C0anecftcn<-A At SeAstts W IN steamer Flyer ~
Tacoma ~ Evs.sts With seeameT Mikado NJ
61ohomiek IAndtngs-f Fool 4 Madison exroe2
0eatsio; Aue Hewiu avenue, Everett
1A1E-0eoasie TO Everest e0c; round tssA eliza
"a NEvf. Managing ownee.
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Senator Martin, of Kansas. has before
the senate COMMITTEES on judiciary two
bills, one providing tor the retirement OF
United states judges after twenty wears
continuous service. the other ON accom-,
Of Nh ysieal or mental disability.
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suAsxs SOLD.

The total sales Of stocks today were 1884,.
5s2 shares. including: American Tobacco,
100: American Sugar. IL. 100: Burlington,
1900; Chicago Gas 5000; Missouri Pa
cifc, I. 500: New York 4 New England,
4 $50; Rock Island, preferred, 500; Wet.
arn Union $500.
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PORTLAND onAIx MAExEr.

PoarLAsD. April 0.--Whsat-Inactivs at
steady; Valley. s6c; Walls Walla, 75076c
~ cnnfni
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TN EXPECT MARCH {, 1854
y 4IEANER IDAHO

SUNDAYS TUESDAYS AND THUR9DAYs
For Edmonds Clinton. Browns Point Langley.
whstcoX. and en- TSarsdsys roIre ihroash =
Blaine and semiAhmoos Retaining leave What
com Monday Wednesday. Saturday q p m
fars TO Wha:com. sl.uO: Freight to Whaicom q
Z. D. BkowNflELp. Managing Owne-.
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pACIFIC 1AvioATIoN COMPANY
i TINS TAnLx In efbecs April /, looA
sEATTLE-wHATcoN ROUTE


STEAMER STATE OF WARRINGTON
Lv seattle. II 90 m Lv whascom. .l:l8 N
Ar WhascOm. 9:Oy N Ar Seattle. SEQ p N
sfcpeing ~ fidasgo. AnAcossss and Hairhaven,
and ~ Evesoti sOufh-bound. connecting u seattle
with steamer Henry haiisy for Tacoma
sEATTLE-TaCOMA ROUTE
Daily texcspt Saturday,.
sTEA AER HENRY BAlLDY
Lv Tacoma goo , m Lv seattle. ESQ N
Ar ssattle. $500 also p N AZ Tacoma ..l2:o0 m
Conssctiag with Steamer stats - washington
for Fdalgo Anacortss, Faifhaven and whatcon,
and With steamer fairhaven for Everett, La Con-
nss and I'll v hidhy Island pointA
La COMMA AND WILDLY BLAND ROUTE
oToFPISo AT BvKIETf.
oTEAMER TAIRHAvEN
North b'nd-ExcsPt Sat 6outh h'd-Exesps sun
Nv seattle, -. 600 p m LIZ La Conner. $3.50 : n
Ar Everets..- l:S0 p N Lv Evefets. :. 4 100 m
AZ Ii Coanss. 500 . m Ar seattle. $50 m
stopping ~ Edmonda Nversts, Clinton, Hrowns
pctnt Langley. Coupsvilia. 0au Dc fuea. Oak HAs-
boz and utsalady; connecfing . seattle with
steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
whasvss-PaciAc Nsvisasioa Co, Tacoma; p.
eide NAVIGATION Co.. 6esttle formerly Baker's
doek, foot OF University ssreet); Aerchants' dock
Everett.
For full Particular rates. exeufsiena towass,
efA. apply 70 az address A. ]. MACLEuDs Agent
Seattle. telephone o46; J. 4 HARMON, Freight
and Passenger AGENT Tacoma; tsIspAoAe g.
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NV Yogx. April al--The Eseaiss Pets
London eAa;sgrsm says: The market vas
tair.y active, considering that . settlement
begins tomorrow. Money has been easy
for settlement Americans opened dull.
bat closed sssAAier With little business
SoGsh American eoads were lower. vita .
dali tendency. Silver recovered TO 2,hsd.
With q arm tone. There VAS small de-
msnd for China and scans supplies. oae
hundred and sairsy thousand POUNDS
in gold vas bought and si3e0 came In
from the continent
KxaLfsa GsaIs aAEKKs.
I.rvrxrooI. April T-Whsat-fSrn; de-
u,a,,a moderate; No. ? red winter. - 100
Easy; demsna good: res mixed, ,
s.sSss Id, failures. demand Dali and mod
erass; April s. iod; May. S@ss M
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bHATfLK. April Z. ia
4xehasges ct Seattle, Tacoma and Port
nd clearing houses today were:


4 essamsr day on West street eavs Inn
SpDsus 70 trade In fruit and produce. Ar
E5isals BY steamer were In medium guam
8ltes, but the market had been we'll
#eieensd mp and the demand Vas good.
6rssn peas. asparagus and rhubarb efs
~ quoted at lower figures than last week.
- price naturally coming down - the
Dsason advances. Green peas sell ct 3
kssnts per pound. Asparagus at el6o Per
kbox end rhubarb at 81 10 per boz.
b The recent advance In rye. barley. bran
Easd shorts has affected the psics Of the
&proiucts Of these articles, and rye meal,
chop feed, etc. are eoing up. Corn meals
Esss also advancing along with the upward
<novsmsnt in corn.
The market 10 nearly bare Of iirst quality
bats, but the situation 10 only temporary
bad the daily receipts will soon regulate
socks on hand.
Just now thsre II . little scarcity Of
poultry. especially turkeys. and prices 70.
main firm.
Eggs are unchanged and quoted st - 10
By cents.
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,KAoir RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER cLAN xeDoaAIp

Leaves Ikiiy Hogardas q ca . aoek 2sps e1R1ne
sfross seattle. TuessAy, 1hrr4Any and Saturday
81 tide for Edmcnfs. sf.nwool Skazts CITY
Kvervst. pioseaca MI Vernon. Iuialip. Eli. Ava.
rueuHnsng ak ern ate 1syA
LILLY. Bo0ARDus = CO. Agsnn
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R0JEL ARRIVALS


] gassasor, Cenevisis u Wisiro.s. asryin.
II issiafI caiesse yaa Epg., v. CsyE
J g0aes s ". II fvEd " 5esl a ~ Caur~yI
JEAN T Hayx. CSsf Up Iuaasasn, ~
Eilsas. DO Macarthur. - Paul
~ sshassse, Portland
uo-EL xaETNKEx
G n Graham. san fyan z ssena sx,eSars
sa Hsskssl. do q u osdler. ). Pat
j = WasssG. % capasll- Portland
J n seller, do 4 sSardasr. CITY
xasesey, " aasccn i y S:szs. Gay
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uooD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RArNmn:

Rebuilt and fefuRnished. leaves MerchanIe dock
Monday. Wednesday and Friday q Z q m TOT
Kingstoa, Fort GAMBIA. Bangor, oenbeCE. Lii
wanp. Duwatto HoodspoeL Union City and Inter.
mediate pointa arriving in Union City at 8 p n.
Leaves Union City . M Tuesday. ThuFsday
and saturday arriving u Sea&tie ~ p m
-. r.. LIRRY Mater
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TSvERETT ROUTE
II STEAMER GREYHOUNn
Daiy except sunday,
Lvs SEATTLE. III 80 a Lvs seattIe... AslO . N
Ivs Everett. o:t5 m Lvo 8verets.. SEQ "a
scrh.x. Leaves seattle ............... l:Jo "a
1".-'' Leaves Everett ...............lls 90 m
IAnE-sIN0LR TniP, Zoe: RoUxD TRyp, a. "a
Connects with boats for Tacoma and snohomish
Landing, CoimAn dock. loot Of Marion street
eEATTLEA AND TACOMA NAvfoArION Co.
CLAup TRouP, Pre4 f. W. 0ooDnu2 0ocy.
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lADE AND SHIPPING.
- Vegetables Quoted Lower
Than Last Week.
nes ceRgALs AND FeEpHlotsER
F6svauee Nearly Daso q 0ooA Oo4e-A
ossssasy - Rss1ssy-9GgD Are
gsehaageA.
NJ cesGAls AND FeEDnIoHER

Q. q pBpAn1uruY % AsuruIrURB,
wBArHBn BUaEAu.
poxYIAxp. Or, April .. ls9A
yosoonst ~ 1uos0ay: Occxsscusf snoweus
Stoe. ELAsoSoaD. l. j. q.
uS1Ho 0AfHs pgpABfn9sr o. ASnicuIfuss
vBA1uEB DrxxAC--DkfLY rsLAxfM
keA-rrs, wssh-. April .. -
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Tor THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE :
Take the Fast and Commodiouo
STEAMER GENERAL CANBY

Fo. B!rchels. sidney. Charleston Dry Dock IRE
merton. Decatur. 1rscyion. chico, siivsrdals
What at foot Of washingscn ssssst. q 8 90 4 "a.
daily except sunday, returning ~ 80 p M
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sEATTLE-rAcoMA ROUTE,
sTEANER CITY OF ARTRDEEN
Leaves Seattle daily 81 500 q N. and 500 p n.
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Tickets may b obtained q the oencs a the con.
pauy, ~ Ocean deck. seattle
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DAclHlo COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamer from Seattle q Ssllevps

For San Francisco. via Port Townsend ana Vie
loria. ~ = passenger received On hoard q
\ m April 3. Q. Is, IL. - and ~
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= WILEY NAVIGATION CO
Seattle. Tacoma aad oiympta
Route.

STEAMER MULrNoNAH
Leaves seattle daily at loo ,. q
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J. a. HATFIELp. Agent.
CArrAfS &. WILEY. Nanagss
Telephone ssa
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Drafts sigh. New York. Per 500.
tsse premium.
.eserling eills-on London. co-day bank.
Silver hara, per ounce. 62A36sko
&exican dollars, aSx3tSiae.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

the company. and all the other preliminary details ais
nust be accomplished to the satisfaction or the
Secretary of the Treasury. 1t being the Intent and
object OF the to secure the construction or the
canal By the company. with the aid OF the l nited
states and under the general supervision OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury. TO the extent provided In
the act and upon the basis OF the concessions or
Nicaragua and Costa Rica now owned by the canal
company as far az practicable. az its actual cost
The company Is authorized TO issue It's bonds TO an
extent not to exceed S70,0OO.00O to be dated Jan
uary l. 1894 be payable July J. 1921 but redeema-
BILE at the pleasure OF the United States at any time
after July l. 1884, with interest at the rate OF per
cent. .
The provision that the Government directors TO
be appointed by the President shall not be stock
holders OF the company and shall report direct
10 the President Is stricken out The same Is done
with the old section providing that none OF the
bonds shall be delivered to the canal company unu
IL should appear to the President that the cana
could be completed for safe and economical haVi,
CATION from ocean to ocean of both mercantile anu
naval ships as large now pass through the
Suez Canal. The control Of the Board OF Examn,,
ing Engineers authorized TO be appointed s placed
under the State Department instead or tne Nav!
and the discretionary power gwen tna1 ooa,u ., ~
report to the President upon the Feasibility Oh the
work Is strken out.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
MIR. HARTER's BIMETALILC FREE-COINAGE
BILL.

Washington. April 4-Representative Har'er' Oh
Ohio who is a member Of the House Coinage com
mIttee has bill before that committee pro'lohs
for tho safe and free coinage of both gold and Sill
YER In reply to a question to-day he said MS Dill
took from gold its present real or supposed ad-
vantage by closing the mints to II as they are now
closed 10 silver MY bill" said he, then opens all
the mints TO the free and unlimited coinage OF oo'n
metals on the same terms. and at the same ratios
s existed prior to 1873 bat 1t also provides that M
stead of dollars these new coins sha pe eaied ht
.globaa and on the reverse OF each shall De nls-
tnctlv stamped the words. not a legal tendera;,, -
"Will this not disturb the money market ne
asked - .ho. tho hill
does not disturb the legaltender status OF any pdP'
or coin now in circulation nor prevent the .
mont AT any time hereafter from coning esalt
der dollars from either silver gold bullion on ts
own account The bill simply provides In safe anI
practicable manner for the addition 10 our STOCK ol
coined money as much OF the gold and silver IN tne
world as we can use to advantage. II we need more
silver or gold IL will flow into our mints ana os
coined and circulated freely. but If we 40 not neel
any more II will not be so coined IT tnere ~ s'el
ANYTHING like bimetallic free coinage. national or
international Il will be along the lines or TINS Dill
For senator Qp0vs speech see Page H.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
IN OPPOSITION TO THE TARIFF BILL
MT. oUAYs RESOLUTION TO HEAR "ohNiN"-
MEN TABLED-MR PEFFERs PLAN FOX
4 COMMITTEE OF COMMUNICATIONS"

Mt OT-AY'S RESOLUTION TO HEAR "ohNlNH-
MEN TAnGED-MR. PEFFERs PLAN FOR
4 COMMITTEE OF COMMUNICATIONS"
Washington April N-In the Senate to-day. be-
fare Mr. Quay began his speech on the Tarin Dill
resolution came before the Senate which Mr.. Quay
had offered In the early part OF the week II was
nronosItlon that on next Saturday, between the
ho,,rs OF 1 and p M a hearing should be gwen III
rho Senate Chamber to a committee or one hundrei'
representing a monster convention or the working
mons associations OF the United states to meet IN
Washington next Friday. in opposition to the Tariff
bill The resolution was opposed by MI Harris
ncm Tenn) as unprecedented and was. on MS
tnotion laid on the table by "A vote OF ~ 10 y =,
Snbscnuently a resolution was onered Dy MT.
p.n.r (Ipop Ean.), and went over tlll Alonuay lor
Tho oIntmcnt OF a select committee Of nine Seni-
tors 10 be called the Committee of ComTnunicatl0h
10 give hearings individuals and organized hodit,
rep0rtcd To he moving toward the capital VITA the
purpose of presenting their Views on pendlhB anu
prospective legislation. 40, -,
The Further Urgency Deficiency bill appropria'lhs
about Sl,S0GO passed. The senate AT o'~ ad-
journed TIL Monday. ,o, h,s
Senator Morrill,. OF Vermont to-day reached MS
eighty fourth year and congratulated by NUM-
her Of Senators from both sides OF the chafnDer
Mcssrs Hill (N. ", Walsh (Ga) ana GIBSON tAlui
crossed over together from the Democratic side ana
presented their congratulations. and at the same
time Mr. Walsh was introduced to senators Morril
and Sherman go -, 49,. =,
subsequently Mr.. Morrill, gave notice that ne
would address the Senate the Tarln bill next
Wednesday and Mr. Turpie gave IKE notice. MS
speech to follow Mr.. Morrills.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
r,,r, er-cAp SCHEDULE AGAIN.
= RtMoR THAT IT WILL BE REVISED TO SUIT
.11,. ,,t.mrrns nl. TIN srGAR Trust.

= RrMOR THAT IT WILL BE REVISED TO sui
THE MrMBERs OF TIIB SUGAR TRUST.
Washington. April Il CspeciaD.-A startling rumotI
has got into circulation within day or TWO ~ '"-
Cari,ol 20 the cn'cr; that the Finance committee
under pr.ss.re from the Sugar Trus'' VIII aHa'"
change the sugar schedule ana add na''''a"S ~
,h ,o,,rs already cnioycd by the trust under the
,,r.r.n, ,ovt Of the schedule. The new scheme II
is sa!d IS TO put lrty II 90 per cent al valorem
on both raw and refined sugars. with an add''loha
specific duty Of eighth Of cen; pound on la an
r'or.l .f,otr p lnportel. This new proposition mas
nnf v,t hem put In fhc form Of an amendment ID
The bin nor has been passed on faNortDy Dy tne
p.nnrr,fir members Of the Finance Committee
y.' me confidence OF the sugar lobby In the act'p-
tancc ~ ~ latest demand by the suOseryien..
,mnn,p.rs of the blll IS marked and iubllant
ihaf ihe ruimor is credited by opinion General,y
,i,,,, The Capltol. The sugar schedule Is IN ia't
,b-n,,oncl with greater changes than any other
rorijnn of the bill. and there IS no telling IN whtt
shano II win emerge from the Senate TO go INTO the
c,r,uL.tee Of Conference In which all points us
nuted by the two houses are 10 b" settled
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
JOHN HUNTER GETS JUDGMENT.

Two judgments aggregatng S.iiS. were entered
Yesterday against Barney j. Treacy' agent 'or the
purchase OF thoroughbred horses al '~H'ns t' - .
=, r,. -, tobn Hunter. 1t was asserted that
o-,,ers vver. sent on Treacy on July S lhsl ana
January 2 1892 to purchase from Daniel SWEET ior
Jy.tu. pvvver three fremont ye3rllnBs Tor
1n nd the Fair Lady hlly for $500. and that In
nn,oking The purchase ne got Other horses IN me
hn rgain which he kept himself Inc horseS oiue'eu
,,,are transferred Ia Mr. Hunter
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.
PROVISIONS OF THE MEASURE REPORTED BY
SENATOR MORGAN

SENATOR MORUAN
Washington. April H-After several weeks OF de-
liberation on the matter In full committee. Mr.. Nor
gan chairman OF the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations. this morning made a favorable report
on the bill to amend the act OF 1889 whereby the
United States agrees become ndorser for the pay
ment OF the bonds OF the Maritime Canal Company
Of Nicaragua.
The new bill provides that before any Of the bonds
are ISSUED under the provisions OF this act all the
stock OF the canal company heretofore subscribed
TO or issued except as provided for. shall be called
in and cancelled and restored to the treasury OF
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15


butatn dta
by physd
o
d,
al
poundh eedeia ndaganw whee eseha
heneca alof this haveg
we'll than Ito other one shNe
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MISS POLLARD THE VICTOR
Continued from First Page.

s,,n an amount and the average was taken,
.ssulting In the award OF $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

"The Last Sentence the new novel by the author
matrimonial msadventure and domestic dupucity IL is
told with power and its appeal 10 not 10 90
resisted. popular paper edition mas us oeen ''s1e1
Su Lowell, Coryel Co.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

rh. measure OF a mans success in Ire u me- akss
ways the friends he has but the enemies. viii tell
,o nov 70 do IL srtistically. and win s, rudins
the book from Lowell. Coryell x Co., @''
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-19
COnStable'S Sale.

By virtue of an execution, No. 1868, is.
sued out Of the Justices court of Precinct
No. l, BeXar county, on the 12th day Of
April, 1894, and TO me directed, will pro-
coed to sell, within the lawful hours pre-
scribed for COnstables' sales, on the 5th
day of June 1894, it being the first Tues
day of said month, to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, at the county court
house door, in the City of San Antonio,
Bexar county, Texas, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel Of land
lying in the City of San Antonio, BeXar
county, Texas, and known and described
in the Denver and San Antonio Invest
ment companyS map OF South Heights
addition To San Antonio, as lots 40, Al, AZ,
I'm block No. 80, in South Heights add.
ton, and being the same land conveyed
by the Denver and San Antonio Invest
ment company TO f. Z. Colwell, by deed
dated April nth, 1894, and recorded In
Vol. 1870, page 10, Of Bexar county
records; levied on as the property Of f.
E. COlwell, to satisfy judgment in favor
of the Texas National Bank, and costs Of
said suit.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of
May, 1894.
A. A. Brown,
Constable Precinct No. 1, Bexar county,
l23S
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how many wholes, quarters and
Fights or an inch, the centre of
your charge Of shot came from the
target.
GENERAL.
Then, there is the man who is
always behind, he is never ready
when called to the score, never
does a lick OF work and kicks when
asked to assist i'll any of the minor
details of a shoot.
The superstitions of a gun crank
would fill a book, they are so nu
merous. One in particular deserves
mention, that Of splitting on the
end of their shells, like you would
fish bait, before placing them in
the breechloader. This fad was in
PRODUCED by local shooter, and is
still in vogue among some of the
fraternity.
BY ONE OF THEM.