San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-25
SARAH OSTROM ASSIGNS.
DEED FILED, CONVEYING HEI
PROPERTY TO j. N. GR0ES-
sBEECK.
Assets Consist of Real Estate
Amounting to Over $4,000,
With Liabilities at 1000
Other Court News.


Sarah F. Ostrom filed a deed OF
assignment to j. n. Groesbeeck, in
the county clerks office, yesterday
afternoon.
The total assets amount to $751;
$50, and are as follows: 135 lots on
the north side of Rural avenue,
valued at $40, 800; 440 acres of pas =
ture land, and 100 acres of Guilt
waited land, situated on the Inter-
national and Great Northern,
about Is miles northwest of San
Antonio, with improvements there
on, $54 900, CIV. l.. Evans, admins.
TRAITOR Of the estate Of A. M. Oil
plant, deceased, holds a claim for
So, S47 80, secured by deed Of trust,
on this property); two lots on
Broad avenue, $3.50, John Hunter
holds claim for 1922, secured by
deed OF trust, on this property !;
three lots on Broad avenue,
$1,000, (Amalie Handler holds a
claim for 1857, secured by
a deed of trust, on this property !;
two lots on Broad avenue, $1,000,
on which the ii. III. McLane holds
a claim for $405, secured by deed
of trust; three lots on Broad ave.
nue., $500, on which r. J. Hofheinz
holds a claim for $627.90, secured
by deed of trust; five lots on
Broad avenue, $l,750, on which
Henrietta NJ. Dooley held claim
for $500, secured by a deed of trust,
"and while the equitable title is
still in me, yet the sheriff of Bexar
county did unlawfully, and with
out my consent convey the same,
with other property, to Henrietta
M. Dooley in May, 1895, without
even offering said lots for sale at
public cutlery, as by law required"
The liabilities are as follows: G.
A. Kellar, $50 40; Staffel & Owens,
$3.50; Shelley & Hancock, $l02.l3;
Elmendorf, $l45; H. B. Mar
tin, $211.45; Henrietta Dooley,
$3.50; Jesse McCray, $25.35; L.
Wolfson, $26.44; Geo. G. Vaughan
& Co., $232.46; Geo. Holmgreen &
Sons, $24.35, Henry Umscheid, $685.
20; Ysidrio Munoz, $3.50; E. G..
Arnold, $l1.S0; Tips & Silverhorn,
$l5.10; Peter Schiffers, $22.70; L..
Frank, $77.43; total, $9,5626l.
Promissory notes; no security:
Mary A. Maverick, $754.93; Calca-
sieu Lumber company, $lS0.36;
John Bowers, $l25; VIM. Aubrey,
$3.50; Martin & Schryver, $62 81 !;
Peter Classon, $27.30; L. N. Wal
thsll (deceased), $25; VIM. Daven-
port, SIS; Adolph Hermann, $40;
total, 81, 45040.
Outstanding claims; no security:
n. II. McLane, $40; F. Rubiolo,
$3.50; VIM. Reichmuth, $500;
August Bergman, $12.95; Oscar
Bergstrom, SIS; A. E. V. Wright,
$40; Mic Teng, $3.50; Rote, $3.50.
There are other small claims,
amounting in the aggregate to
about 800, not definitely ascertain
able at this time.
The liabilities amount to about
Sl1, 244,0l.
THE DOG CASE WAIVED.
Josephine DE Soria waived ex-
animation before Justice Jones yes
terday afternoon, on a charge OF
disturbing public worship, and the
case will be Investigated by the
next grand jury. This case began
about a dog which Mrs. De Soria
had tied near the windows OF the
Alamo Baptist church, adjoining
her place on Avenue d, and it is
alleged that the dogs continuous
howl interrupted the services.
ExTRADITIoN CASE DISMISSED.
The extradition case against
Inez Ruiz, charged with murder,
has been dismissed by United
States Commissioner Price. Ruiz
was accused of belonging to party
that killed several Mexican Gus
tom house officials in a combat in
Mexico about seven years ago, and
he fed to the United States. He is
now held on a warrant from
Brownsville, charging him with
smuggling horses, and will be
taken to Brownsville at the next
term of Federal court.
MAXWELL ENUMERATED.
A case against John A. Maxwell,
charged with making threats to do
bodily harm to Charles EischN