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Ine entrance 10 the dormftory will lead into as vestibule, from which double doors will open into a grand hallway and leHnging room, This room will be irregularly shaped and in one corner will be the main staircase. On the opposite side will be the en- trance to the library, which will be in the wing of the building, which will face.'on College street and adjoin the chapter house. The general dimensions of the hallway will be 27 30 feet and those of the library 20 x 30 feet. There will be large open fireplace in the hallway or loungfng room, and the H. brary will be raised three or four steps above this room and be separated by large folding doors, which will be so arranged that the rooms can be thrown into one for receptions or dances. In the rear of the lounging room the oth- CT wing will extend back parallel to Wall street. In this wing and above the library will be the sitting rooms and bedrooms. E
 One of the most extensive architec- tural features of the building will be a handsome stone porch, which will ex- tend along in front of the library on College street. Opening into this porch from the library. will be handsome Trench windows of opaque glass, which will give to the building cloister-like appearance. About this porch there will, be considerable carvins.And- hand. son9ee stone work.
 The dormitory will aaccommodatss twenty-sfx men and have additional! quarters for servants. The College; street elevation will be, of shree sto-, siesa but the rear wins VII hAM Snly
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GIeif6faft.

81: f9fpersr Rrantbeit, tpenn bic Grz
nGbrungstbdtisteit bes menI6li9en
Srsanismus gang barnieoerlieet unb
bic Acknowledged serins 1T. err
tpeifen fi4 bic @rtracte, aus robem
5leif4 s%etponnen. uls ppbltbGtige
9ilfsmittel Der dratliaen &unit. Dor
Qaem perbient Der tdsIi6 frif6 au be-
reitenbe Sleii6iaft bic aufmerffamfeit
Der &rantenftube. Gin 8iertel Pfunb
fdieres, f4Dnes S9Ienfleif9 tpirb urlz
ter elmer grefe, pie fte in ben Mpptbes
fen in 9ebrau6 lit, minbeitens sipei
Stunben geprebt. 0asfelbs srsibt siz
men rotben Saft, ipslder ale NdbrItoffe
bes 5leif6es entbdlt. ba ELM 3ufab bon
"a Sropfen SalsIdure aud bieieniz
gen RdbrIalae ertrabirt, fpel9e bur9
blobes prehen nidt sel0it piirosn.
Don bieier SliiFigtsit reidt man benz
S4tperfranten itiinbfi6 einen @Bloffel
bon. permiidt nit Elm penig Mulaga,
INN ben @ei6mad angenebmer gu ma>
den. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, blutarme
Srauen unb MGbden trinfen biele
portion (tpelds mad ~1mitGnben natiirz
lid pergrDBert iperbsn fann!) tpp6l audi
nit Rotbipein bermii9t, in stpei S6eiz
len, ettpa gum apetten 6riibitiid unb
apiffsn Wittaemablseit unb 4b;nb>
brot. Gdnger pie adt Stunbsn foQte
Der 5lsifdiaft in 3immertemperatur
ni6t aufbeipabrt tperben. @uf Sis, i'm
&eaer bdlt er fi9 "a Stunpen. - Bel
&ranten, fpelde auf fliifige Nabrung
angetpiefe fen limb, pber benen cine Mabls
seit gu anereifenb lit, erpeiit ii9 Der
5lsiidiaft, Der miibelos gu nebmen lit,
als 5elfer. Wan erIu6t am beiten
bteieniaefG potbete, Der man feline Ionz
itigen Mebitamente entnimmt, um bas
PreHsn bss Saftss. - @ielen tit Der
9intpsis auf alio s%etppnnensn 5leif9<
taft bienli6 seipeien. ia 4srste baben
ibn msbrfa9 befolst. Cine fdneIe
8ereitunsstpsie bon 8raftbriibe 1T bic
folgsnoe: Man serf4neibst Elm 8funb
IpphsD tttIW WI tlttle ODuIItl,
gtebt brei SbertaHen faltes WaFer
bariiber, ldbt bas @anse cine 8iertels
ftunbe fteben unb fodt Johann bds
Tleifd 10 lanse (cirea Ii 1z2
Stunbe), Biz bic 8riibe, Der man tein
nsiterss @aHer 3ufebsn bari, auf cine
ObertaHe 5liiHisteit einseto6t 1T.
Cine brittle 9lrt unb Weife, ben Srans
fen bic Rdbrbeitanbtbeile bes 5feifhes
su5ufiibren, beftebt in Der 0arreidung
bon Sleiidgelee. pslfes erfriI6enb
nirtt unb leidt sei6ludt unb pertraaen
pirb. Sin einfa6 5ubsreitsnbes, quit
idmedenbes unb trdftiaes 9elee ergibt
oas foGgenoe Hecept: 2 pfb. S6fenz
fleifd. L Pfb. &alb5fuB, elm babies
Pint WeiBpein pirb gum 8o9en sez
braat, 2-3 Stunbsn gstpht, our6
elm Safttu4 geeofen unb in elmer
9las> ober por5elani6iifet binseIte1t.
Wenn man min, fam man es anbern
Gags entfetten urb nodmals auftos
den, bod 1T es ni6t n~otbpenoig.
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3ebn 1ebote fur 9raut ttno Sraa.

1. 9ein Wils, Dsibden, inert GO
fein. muB aud bes 9atten Wiue fem.
2. Spri9 nidt: Wir Wsibsr iinb
5u fhpa9! Der Sdpd9ere sibt du9
Ieidt nad.
8. 9at's Mdnndsn oft ben &opf gu
boil. mad i'm bur4 Dioeripru4 nidt
mi.
4. Sch ibm liebtoIenb Inn ben Bart,
Iur fhmeidle nidt nad Sabendrt.
5. Sin freunoli6 Wort CUR re6ten
3eit, bat manden unmutb oft 3er>
ftreut.
6. Gin Sdnbebrud. elm Sub, Elm
8Iid, bringt frobe 2aunen oft auriid.
Z. 4uf 8ldtfdereien bore ME, penr
nihts als @bstpiit FIFTEEN iie.
8. Dein 3immer, 9rb unb gauges
Suus, feb' alseit nett unb reinIi1 airs.
8. Gsin i9oaitsr S6muG Iei Sittz
famteit, 0ein grpBter au1m 8irt6e
fdaFilidfeit.
10. @ibt Soft Dir 9tnoer, liebe IT,,
nasin perdarteIte lie ME.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

unb baben mir metnen Sannss oaran
aelegt. Sic baben Sbr eisenes 2eben
getpaet fir einen armen Sii9srjunsen,
unb id babe Sbnen ni6t mai sebantt,
ais Sic tamen unb i'm brd9ten; unb
Sic tdumelten ielbit unb trieften, fpie
Sic 10 aus benz WaRer setommen nit
meinem !Sannes. limb bann baben Sic
mir 8rot unb Sleii4 sei4idt. unb
&leibuus fir bic &leinen, unb haben
iih ME feben laTen. . !Ssrr, laHsn
Sic mid, lafen Sie mid! W0ge Der
liebs @ott ba oben sic issnen uno
4Ie. bic gu Sbnen finb.
Gin Sdluh3en brad bic Stimme.
Die SdDeftern batten bersefen, mo
lie tparen, unb ipas unb ppbin lie 9e<
tpolt. Sic itanben eng umi6lungen
unb bprhten.
Sin anabe lief i'm 9untef bes
Sausflurs an ibnen porbei. unb
ftiirmte in bas 3immer; unb ba faben
fie cine peinenbe 5rau auf ben 8nisn.
unb Dor ibr unb iie aufriatenb itanb
Elm Mann. @r bob ben 8opf, nm mad
benz @intretenben gu feben, unb ba srs
tannten tie i'm.
Stia unb un6emerft gingsn lie. unb
als ie Dor Der Sbire ftanbea, ba
f9lang GGa hire Irme INN berS6pe>
iter Baden unb peinte laut. limb
8sibsr Sbrdnen permii9ten fi9, unb
es tparsn parme, beilise Sbrdnen,e dte
Menf9ent6rGnen. ----
.Sier bringe i9 Gu9 ben S,srrn,
bon benz id @u4 fdrieb. meine 2ies
benz" iaets NIT berslidem Some Der
Rseisrungsratb Sslmutb, Der nun Dor
einiaen Sagen i'm Babe angefommen
mar. unb nit einem ernit f9ausnbsn
!6errn in bic 9eranba gu ieinen 2G4z
tern trdt.
.!Serr paftpr - ab!" er ftpdte;
benin gud mar aufseiprungen, benz
Srembsn entgegengseilt unb itredte linn
10 bsrsli9, pie es nur Elm 8adfiia
fann, beibe Sdnbe bin; am liebiten, oas
fab man, pdre lie inn um ben 9als
sefaasn.
CLARA Itanb bod errOtbenb Sa, bic
9lids su 9oben gsidlasen. i9eu, pie
Elm Reb erbebenb.
Der Raabar befanb fi9 in Der aue
aeni4sinliditen 8srlesenbeit unb fab
bstrpffen BON elmer S9peiter CUR an>
beren. tpd6renb bes @aters Mulb elm
gang She'll gu melt geDffnet mar fir
einsn Regisrungsratb.
@s mar Elm Sabr fpdter, dls CLARA
pieber in iener Siidsrbiitte itanb.
Diesmal mar ni9t gna nit ibr, fpns
bern Semanb, Der isbt ibrem 9eraen
ndber itanb. unb nieber f1lua bic
Stimme an ibr Sbr. bic fs fdon einz
NAL eeb6rt bate:
n9ptt iegne Sic bdfiir, mas sic an
elmer armen 5rau setban! @ott fegne
sic unb audi Sbre 5rau! 9ott issns
Sis!"
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Sap. 90 sOffieier.
2unsen. Die iapanefii4en Soloaten
iinb BEN Gbinefen niht Ii an Wauss
t~eltraft unb Nusbauer iiberlegen; iie
fino au6 piel tapferer als bic entz
arteten @bineien. Sn ben Suuitraz
tionen, tpelde nab SrisinalItiasen bes.
in Netp Yort lebenben Sapaneien 6.
9irata, Der friiber benz 8riegsbepurtsz
ment ieines 2anbes attadirt mar, lit
@arbezG apalerie. 9aroez Snfantsrie
auf benz Marid unb Elm MarinesS Diff
cier barqeftelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

Sapaner auf benz Mar 9e-
Dem ftrammen 4usfeben Der iapa>
neiii9en Solbaten %segeniibsr ma9t bic
mebr als falpppe @rfdeinung zines
hineiif4em Observation-Disclosures. Der
feinen S9ieBpriigel fpie cine 0iinser=
gabel auf Der S9ulter trdst, einen
nidts penissr, als guten Ginbrud.
Bon ben mpbernen pan5ern, ppn be-
men China 9epaltiees ertpartete. rubt
bas Sdla4tTdiff nGbsnzguen" unb in
bemielben iiber 1000 Wdnn bereits auf
benz 9runb bes Meeres, pGbrsnb bic
8reuser .gbibsYuen" unb Ching
guen" getapert purben. 9as S4la9t@
f4iff nGbenz Yuen" mar auf Der Werft
bes b~eriibmten 9ulean in Stettin i'm
Sabre 1882 sebaut poroen unb bate
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gbinefif9er Solbut.
nit unfsrem 9arscr ~Maine" etpag
aebnlidfeit. Bel elmer 2dnse bon 308;
SUB 5 3ou. elmer 9reite bon 80 SUB
unb einem Siefgang BON 20 SUB bate
bas Opppelfdraubens Sdbr5eus elm 0es
placement bon 7430 Sonnsn unb cine
Marimal@@ q fdpinbigteit BON 14.50
Snoten, feline Mafdinen battsn 5000
inbieirte pferbstrdfte. Sbr ~14sDniser
Ssitenpanser ging unter bic WaHerz
'linie bsrab;bteS burmpanser butten cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

Sap. g 3 ezg ubdIlerie.
Oiseiplin ibrer qrmee. Gin nah beut@
fdem Muiter gebiIbetes @arbeeorps res
prdIentirt bic Site Der paffenfdbisen
MGnner bes 2anbes, benin Elm ieber
@arbe> Snfanteriit miBt minoeItens
feds SUB. @ine Idparss BLUE nit
gslbem 8eiaB, f9parse 8eintleiOer NIT
rotben Streifsn unb elm 2eoertdppi nit
Seberbui9 bilben bic gei6madpoae
Uniform. Die 9arbe=Gapaasrie fdbrt
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9un3er e f E nsg mem.

8an3er e + E n<g usn".
StGrte bon IL 3oG unb bas @erbsd
mar nit 14s0nisen Platten perfeben.
auBer stpei Sorpsbo=2 ancirrobreH
fiibrte bds S6iFf bier 3p0lf3oQ=, apet
@4tunbeinbalb3oG= uno 5tpei Ss9sz
soas&ruppgeIdiBs. II Sot9tiBs8anoe
men ionie cine 8atterie ron S9nelIz
feuers @efaiiBen tleinsren Salibers. Die
.getaperten &reu5er nGbinsgusn" unb
y Ching uen" babsn nit Der Detroit"
bon unierer Marins groBe Qebnli6teit,
fppobl mas bds Displacement, S9nel<
liateit unb 4rmirun9 betrifft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

-3dbe. 9srr: Strabenbsttlern
asbs i'd grunoidblid ni9ts! - gett>
fer; Ma4t mir, geben's mir nur Sbnsr
&brsif'. i tomm' q ins 9aus!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

- 8o8baft. Dsintpirtb: Sd,
fonnte niht anbers. id mubts ibm
stinra Bein einfbentsn! - 9aft:
Reinen Weiu9 Was Sic iqgsns
Giibrsn Sic iolaen au4a -
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uort Rrisssfdjauplat.
,,Gappsrs" gannfoloatru. -
panfsr Ubsn-5aeu.

Iusr Qrsen iinb auf ben ferner
Orient gert6tet, lpo beute bi: &riegsz
furie piitbet. 0ie nSaps" finb Der
feiten 3uperfi4t, baB iie tire f4ltb@
dugisen @egner aug benz Reide Der
Mitte su Paaren trsiben tperben. piea
po6l bic 2ebteren ibnen an 3abl iibers
legen finb; lie pertrauen eben auf bic
before Iusbilbung, 8epaffnung unb
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-30

I The capture of the present con-
gress by the freetraders has neces.
Stated the election of a protective
body as its successor. In this work
every Republican should do his
duty.
Foster will be forgiven for his
past sins Of moisture omission if
he will bring forth the fruits of a
true penitence in the shape Of
abundant and frequent showers.
The claim of Breckinridge's
friends that he is the "victim of
constitutional weakness" is fast
giving place to the belief that it
was unconstitutional seduction.
The contest through the country
this fall will be for the control of
congress, and it therefore behoves
the Republicans of this state to
organize with this fact in view.
The industrial horse sense Of this
country is pledged to the defeat of
the Democratic party in the No
vember elections.
nav ouIl ChOlo IOdu 10 hOU
dead, and there are some of its
promoters who do not believe that
it is asleep.
San Antonio will not object to
feeding the tramp army, but she
draws the line at bedding them.
Why this army should arrogate
the title of industrial" is one of
the puzzles Of the situation.
1t is high time that this Behring
sea question was sealed up. 1t has
been open long enough.
The little towns all claim that
increase that San Antonio shows
in her actual growth.
This Democratic Congress seems
to have been elected to struggle
with quorum.
The arrest of those Arkansas
whitecappers is mark of advanc-
ing civilization.
The palm of justice should not
be creased so that Prendergast's
moose will slip.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-30
HOUSTON IS NOT IN 1T.

Houston has been riding on the
pilot, with little niger on the
safety valve, for the last year try
ing to induce a belief that she is
leading the procession of Texas
cities in the matter OF population
and growth. Her regular NUM-
Cipal election is approaching and
there has been no means left I'M
tried to register the last male over
twenty-one years within the ex-
tended limits, in the endeavor to
show a registration in excess of
that of any city in Texas. The re-
suit is announced in the following
telegram sent to every daily in
Texas that takes a press report:
"The registration of voters for
the coming city election closed to-
night with 1881 names recorded, a
gain in sixteen months of 2O56
This settles the fact that Houston
has the largest population in
Texas by several thousand, having
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-30
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
SOURCES.

Paris has tripper hanging today.
Austin will feed the tramp ar
my.
Corpus has cold drizzle, but no
frost.
The McGarrahan relief bill passes
senate.
The veto is bitterly denounced
by the Democrats.
Pension appropriation bill re-
ported to the House.
Hogg pardons the tramps fined
by Waco authorities.
Four Of Coxey's army arrested
for theft at Salem, O.
Congress practically completes
river and harbor bill.
Texas gets $4,000 in rivers and
harbors appropriation.
Planning mill burned at Hatties-
burg, Miss; loss 100000.
Reichel, Protestant bishop of
Meath, Ireland, is dead.
Ridenour, of Iowa, is Chinese in
speCtor for Texas border.
Iowa House of Representatives
passes female suffrage bill.
New bill for coinage of seignior-
age presented in the House.
Congressman Lanham formally
enters the race for governor.
Crisp is appointed Senator to
succeed Colquitt, of Georgia.
Capt. Fitch is appointed GUS
TOMS collector at Eagle Pass.
Women wage earners declined a
hearing before tariff committee.
Breckinridge's friends are boost
ing him for the race for congress.
There is talk of free silver rider
to the tariff bill by hot Democrats.
Colorado sheep men resist the
invasion of 100000 head from Utah.
There is need of government pro-
lection for Americans at Blue
fields.
Old Denver police board enjoin-
ed from meddling with the new
board.
John w. Burns, seriously hurt
falling from l. & G. n, train, near
Austin.
No vote taken on the contested
election cases and pandemonium
reigns.
Special car Of the Fanny Clay
company hung up by Houston
sheriff.
House passes bill for the wagon
bridge across the Mississippi at
Redwing, Mimi.
Admiral Walkers instructions
have an important bearing on
Behring sea matters.
Bland disseCts the reasons for
the veto, and finds Cleveland wants
no more silver until the body of
gold is increased.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1894.
THE PLANT OF THE RIVER.

The river, the river,
The beautiful river,
Glad gift of the Giver!
'Twould make a coon shiver
Through giZzard and liver
To note how this river,
By Scholz' natatory,
Repeats, con-a-more,
Its own filthy story
And makes of it's glory
A foul purgatory.
AS is readily seen,
In its bed it turns green,
Or scums over with spleen
And cries out 90, how mean
OF the city machine,
Not to try and keep clean
Such a river, | ween,
AS has seldom been seen,
Running all about town,
AS its glory and crown,
And meandering down
Through its green and its brown,
Never wearing a frOwn
For the dude or the clown,
But bestOwing it's smile
Everywhere, all the while.
Winding mile after mile,
While its babblings beguile
The dull heart to a smile;
o, it's vile, it is vile.
So l ask you, dear LIGHT,
Just to mention my plight,
For Pm sick of the sight
That / am day and night.
I'm a blot and a blight
When l ought to be bright.
Let them clean my foul face,
And l will not disgrace
My beloved birthplace,
But will add a fresh grace
To each charm of the place."
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HELLO THERE!

Are you looking for a large lot near
Main plaza for an elegant building sightf
II so I'll sell you S6X250 feet on Dwyer
avenue, the Bon Ton residence part Of
the city for 5000, graded street, cement
sidewalks and San Antonio river In rear
Thiak what beautiful spot it will make
for home. J. A. DAUGHERTY,
315tf Daily LIGHT, Bldg.
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Chance for Poor Men.

Two (2) nice lots, 5OXl5O. in Jake
MarshalI'S addition, for....... S1Oa
Four az lols, 5OXl5O, in Lakeview ad
ditiOn, Observation-Disclosures. S25s
Six (6) lots, 5Ox15O, Grand View ad.
dition, for....................... 5000
All the above prices are less than cost
to owner and below the ruling prices of
property in same locality.
J. A. DAUGHERTY,
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E. PopEW1LLs & co.

Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hay,
Grain, ETC., fresh stock, low prices,
polite attention, prompt delivery.
A trial kindly solicited; 73S South
Alamo st. Tel. 443. So Inn
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AUTHORIZED COLLECTORS.

The following named are the only
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
FRED SMALL,
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Subscribers are eQuested not to pay
their subscription without taking q re-
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Announcement for State and County
;fficers ten Dollars IN advance.
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San Antonio River Land
WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
10 any persons on account Of the LIGHT
except to our authorized collectors as
Published In the paper, unless they hold a
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned I. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LI6HT
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Carriage Painters

Anton Hannich & Son, for the
finest and most durable!Carriage Painting.
80 Elm st. Established 1860. Prompt at
tentiOn to outside orders.
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+ furniture
FoundrieS
Insurance

X. P. Endowment, Life,
Safe and cheap insurance, for mem.
bers only. 7. B. JOHNSON, secretary.
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Architects.
Murphy & Hayden, Architects
81 Kampmann Buldg.,
San Antonio, Texas.
Saloons
Reuters Saloon, Gentlemen's

Resort, Reuter- Building, Alamo Plaza.
Finest brands domestic and foreign Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, served by polite and stten-
tive walters. Hot lunch from 10 to IL q. m.
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Furnishing Goods

1t is Something Wonderful
That you can buy So Fedora hat for 81, a
nne 81 90 Negiglee Hundred shirt for 81, a
doiIar SHIRT for zoe, atwo- dollar shoe for 81 25
SOC scarf, all silk, for 25c SO suit for 81 80
and everything in proportion. You can save
money by giving me a call. E. BROWN,
506h Z. Houston st
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Louis F. Ullrich, Carriage
Painter, 324 Elm Street, near Kampmann's
factory. Established 1872. Strictly first
class and durable work at reasonable prices.
The celebrated Valentine & COmpany's var
nish only used.
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Roofing

Felt Composition and Gravel
Roofing. Repairing and painting tin and
shingle roofs speciality. John w. Hull.
with Alamo Cement Co, Acequia Street =
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Marble Yards
Doctors, Lawyers, Etc

DIR. Starnes, 3I5 E. Houston
Street, Mackey Block. Telephone $40
Hours 8 to 10 a. IN. and to p. m.
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Livery and Sale Stables
Manufacturers
Black smiths

Eli. Volrath, Scientific Horse
sheer. Treats al diseases of the feet and
faulty Raits All work guaranteed sstsfao
tory or no pay. 2l7 South Flores Street.
The evening world., 1894-03-16
TO WIND UP HIS AFFAIRS.
Receiver to Be Requested for
Plunger Partridge's Gold Watch
Mrs. Humphrey, an Elusive Witness,
May BE in Contempt.

Mrs. Augusta Humphrey, of 50 East
tifty-first street, has been leading q
couple of detectives and a lawyers clerk
Il lively chase for the past three days.
She Is wanted on an order from Judge
Fitzsimons, of the City Court, to show
cause why she should not be punished for
contempt of Court in refusing to obey "A
subpoena to appear before Referee Maui
rice Meyer in the suit of Mehrbach
against Partridge. '.
A detective succeeded in locating Mrs.
Humphreys residence and even caught u
glimpse of her IN the doorway yesterday,
but not having the court with
him couldn't serve 1t. A clerk for the
office of Meyer Stein. Mehrbach's at
torney, called at the house last night.
The hall boy tried to BLUM him off and
then the elevator boy told him he couldn't
see Mrs. Humphrey.
Her sister, hearing the row.. came out
to see what 1t was all about, and she
too told the young man that Mrs.
Humphrey would see no one. ne
Should Mrs. Humphrey refuse to obey
the when II Is served, Attor-
ney Stein will apply for ar attachment,
and a Deputy Sheriff will be sent after
her.
After a long search Mehrbach's coun-
sci have found a gold watch belonging
to Partridge. Mr.. Stein said this morn
to take charge of the watch and such
other property as might be discovered,
to be applied to Mehrbach's Judgment of
s., 300 against Partridge.