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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

CIPREME COURT In til" matter Of the APP
- rlati,n - Tie Board = Elr. alton b, the counsel
.. Corporation ~ The CITY - N"" York relatiF" ~
acquiring 't~ lf The MaNor. Aldermen and common
49,. ~ Ill. Slf. 2 Sew York % certain lands the
.l.,h~r.v side n TIilRTEENTH STREET. b"tUeen Sew
.'h f Greenwich avenues ~ th" Ninth Narl q aaid
Or school purpose uui"r AMI ~ pursuance ~ IN" pro,
.,us - chapter i'l - ~" it~a - 1881 rs AMENDED
l., chapter @, u t.c Laws q iS'p
$50. OBJ. undersigned 'omwisSor"rS = Estimate N tn'
above entitled matter appointed pursuant o. the prov
chapter "i - ih" Laws ~ lss> as amended By
the Laws - $50 hereby gli" notice 20 N"
nor a. owners. esSee- parties and persons
respectively cnfiilel Interested the lands.
f.uts hrrraitnm"nis and premises. ut" 20 which f.
sought Doc acquired IN this proceeding and - all others
20 concern % Wit.
First That haN" cnUgi"t"i our estimate - N" loss
the r-p"cN" oWners. l"ssc"s, parties and
f.l.ue interested ~ the lands or premises affected by
frt~ proceeding having interest therein. and have
n,d report transcript u such estimate IN the
Dc' - On" Board ~ Education. fh'r" To- remain FOR
fhr ~ dajS fur the inspection ~
So fn-,-,-r concern.
Second That all parties persona whose rights NAV
DE- the SAIL estimate. and who may object 10
tho .tur 90 part thereof. may within ten days
af,ar th" pubhcatlon u THIS notice 'tpr 18Th.
with ,fi,' Room ~. ila on the third floor
~ a.. stewart Building W. broadway. said city.
us provided los section - chapter iol of tho Laws q
iSsS amended hy chapter - u the Laws ~ 1890.
ami that we. the SAID Commissioners. VIII hear the
NAV iSa.. at o'cucA the afternoon AMI upon such
subs, Iu",t days AS mas be- found necessary
Thir That report herein viii b. presented to thu
.ipr.il~ Cll-, = the state York. a Special
DON LAY MAY. 1922 the opening 81 ,he Court
IA, day nud then there thereafter
as b" heard thereon. motion viii be
that said report be- confirmed
Dated New-lork April l7th. lS'' .
LAWRENCE GODkIN.
BENJAMIN PERKINS,.
Commissioners
u
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rcqa! Notices.


" EWYORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
" or KINGS Mar, A C'~p.H'"r. ~ eNecutrx II the
last VIII AMI t"t'"mcmi %. ., 'aip,DR'sE d''SiS'I
LinIsay Jane. G. Lindsey. lrhn Lindsav George NJ
phy or s4 T i@n@ n 5"sr or pnT nds9"
William Hoisc. William H'r. IT, ana Philip kaufman.
q,'r ,sr above . Ha'aci d.rcn,an'-
You are hereby summoned go answer the complaint In
plalnns attorney within t~ony DAYS after the service
q or t"re to apP ln, or sni ,S ,o assmgn T
p,,cl February u. 1875.
@'i'''f Ti,,n Mt G' kI;IHsy
once AM ros,o'ace address. 60 wsi s;rcct
To tho apoycn ,mel Defendants. tnnie Pa,s. Lind
the f,rcgolns simmons s s'r'" upon You hy pulIca-
ton. pursuant ~ "n orr - the Hon Willard Bartlett.
~ N~w York. lated the BON dly Of March iSS5 ', en
~ y' a Ks IN II. Records the in 'f r CIV ~ the h,
nr,otlyn Nv York. on, On the Z! "a" OF April 1853
Dated Ne" '''' '>''''' siIiEiflEN v COLLINS.
PLAINTIFF Attorney
Orc and Pos,oGIcc address. % wall street,
Newfork Ci,y
- TPKEME COURT. City and County Of New
- York William = seldom. r.an'in. against Alice H.
10 the above named defendant: You are hereby sum.
ni n, lo(s nf,"r the seryic" u Ihis at"In.yS
Cls"e ~ The ia, service and OF your fsigEc
appear OF answer j!druen, vi; le taken against you
nalel NY Y%rE IntX M MnR ,W IN I'
once and rosonce address NJ. 20 Nass,% G'' slee
r. r.. above named defendant: The for~sons s slS
% " Is ,ar a nsa Hems%" oa@ Of to 1@
Justices Of supreme court ~ me STATE o, YORK
p"nt IN the Of the cisr Of the ~, and COUNTY Of
l .I:II, frS Gi'THRE MoRAwETz STEELE.
"' '''' %ew,Yotk
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LXroLTs rEoM NEW yoW.
r,norrA~ rI~Axcr. uAnNErt
Business Chantes

pIIYsICIAN about retiring from active servce. would
n sell his property and s9od viii Of his practice For
particulars a1py to CON1IT. GT Wcst .-.l.st =. y or
5. H. CoNDiT opposite Brick church station. East
Ofangc, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
Cesal Notices.

~ Y. SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUN-
N.TY OF NEW-YORK.-sylyester A. IIaver, Plaintiff.
against Howard Jaray ah5 TSSn as
ceased Defendants. ,-. . A., II.
Judgment made herein March 23 1875, to all creditors
Of the copartnershp mentioned In the sald Judgment anG
hare,ofore existing urd der the OF r. :. Jafray Co..
and 10 ali parties specific claims upon the property
any properly winch has o.
shall the possession q the Receivers OF said
exhibit ther claims 20 VINO have
hesn amounted by said judgment Referee for that puT.
pose al my Office ~ Nassau street In the City
~ IsvYoyk on or before the tweny-ffth day Of May
Sc5 such claims be exhibited and proved by depSi-
ton In and form prescribed oy me- ot which
coues will furnished application ID me.
An creditors and claimants falling to eKhbt the.r
claims 10 me in such and form within the tim,
above limited purpose Will be excluded from IN;
benefits reference in the distribution Of the
sets u said copartaerslip
Dated New-York. April I'd, 49,.
RPIsTOw PEET z OPDYKT. Plaintiffs Attorneys
MILLER & PHILLIPS DEFENDANTS Attorneys.
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STOCKS STILL RISING.
THE NIRHETR ENAINS ACTIVE
EFFORTS TO CAUSE \ REACTION WITH
OUT AVAII4-THE COAL SITUATION.

s,f.rs At THE STOCK EXCHANGE ATRih %.
DEALINGS ~ BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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Il
IS hereby given thai Act has been passed by r'h
- the Iglurr entitled ana worried az to""s
~ At d. amend Chapter four hundred and ten OF the
raWs ~ Eighteen hundred and eiGhty-two "ntlt~d An
consolidate act go decaf" W" sG"'lh
anI loral affecting public interests IN the ny 81
Now YORK; rotating - ~" American IN" ATS -''l"H
Further notice q her,t, gf-n fHat public hearing
it, ...h li vU o.. l-ll The o"c" - the MAYOR. IN
b.. ,., ulli 10 tNr tif OH: New Noth Friday. Airi
,-.rr.p WILLIAM J.. STRONG. Mayor.
t1fal ,-i,v Han Nrw York April 2Dih. 1875.
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- TpKEME COIKT. City and County of Now

DyEarIsEMEXNIIn1 ,< AT TR,pi syyEEscHrroNs ron
- TIE ,c tTHE TPTowN OFFICE No oi p Road
Say' ~ door north Of Thirty hrs,s,: and ADvEE
fshthate. corner Twenty third,st, 1872 slxth-ave
~, n cor Fortv-seventh-st 0c6 Thinavs nesr
SIT az 81, 7os Firstave: i0o Yves, Fortysecond st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
Financial elections.

hEI.AWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COM
- PANY NEW -NOItk. Aprl 10. lN"'-lh e annual
~ thiH VIII be held
~ inc ,r @ 81 m. COMPANY C'uftland street in ths
Ti.soa, IAN day 81 NAY h'Ni Tor t'r rl"c
lion 90 Manager and for other hISAhraS
ne polls ,ilt omen AZ - oclp,t noon ana remain open
a. ,u, L, Ttr transfer books VIII b" closed from the
cose u business sntlrday MAY Ill., until the morning
% Wednesday, Nav lJti
~ ~ the Board of 1nnag,is;, go.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen tlat inc Nhlual
" Mertiny ,f tho Stockholders " The New-York chit
and st Railroad COMPANY ~, u '1o TtIon u,
Other General puIp is,F WI !" h'h az =
9 clock A. Nj on "Wednesday. MAY lS $500 NJ the tom
'""' '''"''pa' ONCE J." " ALLYN cox. Secretary.
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DTRIIC NOTICE-Application having be-

l mad, =, "a" Board ~ Railroad ''nmlss"ners: ot
tn. state % Sow rs the MetroP9!sn street Ran
,,. rl,tuv and sixth Avenue Ra.!roa! company
,.,i ,.. .tX 4,us ~ section l,o = Railroad Law,
or . l,tru,Al 90 BOARD = the x an unit'-
.,r ,irr.uf u Il motive power, on me
ft.s,x routes tl-wlt: 1'1oX avenue. be"een Harlem
rN.f aut HON street ii6h street. between VI Fn'hG
RI. PAX an! Eas' Manhattan avenue. between
it,h street ana l,uth s'"~t lth street between Man
h,,fau avenue AMI columbus avenue Notice - heFeDY
r..r mat hearing the above VIII b. had before mo
lt.,ri % commerce. 81 Nassau street
Sea York CITY. On Wednesday. MAY nc. lS'o AT II
4 m 4. II DE F'REhtr. Secretary.
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,a,11r rrcI.IAR ANIMAL MEETING Of the
u,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold

7I'IIE ANU nj MI-T'I1.>'' VI NV ~
90 Il tho Music lial. npany ~ New-Nork, Lin
l f- tho election ~ nine directors for the ensuing year
and or the transa~i u q other buen's' as may
propcrly come meeting, VIII be held ~ tt
Office II tho company 80 -, sy~n'h av"nu" In the city
~ Hew York on n. Gny ~ May. 1880 az clock n
,ealnl.,1 close tho 1th cay OF
Mn AMI a. open , n tho 10th dav ~ Nay. le'o
Da;eI New York. April -. 1888
FREDERICK ". HOLLIS. Secr"a-;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

- IRSt ANT 10 statutory requirement. hon'c
b. hereby riren Act has been passed by BON
= ihe L"gslturc 'n'iill anu Worlsd as iv
lows
~ ACT amend chapter four hundred and ten OF the
laws 4 .gnt hundred 3nt eighty entitled An
ar consolidate ac' and 20 declare Ill" sp'cih
ana local laws affecting public Interests In the 'y ~
Nv a. subs ,Gu"nt} amended by cnapi'r 'ghf-
four Z laws = eighteen hundred and eighty rv'n
arl hl-f.r irrd AMI eight eight = m" laws n
it1feer hundred eihtYs"v"n. and chaper ~" nun
u ia. laws u eighteen hundred ana
.il.f,-two aAl oihervrr - Ir'Nii" for the I'M
pr y-n.a' and lodging houses IN -" 'ty 81
S.-y = rlN
rurthcr notice ls hereby gven thai puoic hearing
ir.r .ri-l h VIII b." held m" ONce r IN" MAJOR; ~
Han tho 81" Il New YORK. on nun daN,
,-i.ri. WILLIAM l.. STRONG.
Mayor.
Dated CIV Han Nev-YorN Aprii iS'h 1895
DTKSi'ANT 10 statutory requirement. notice
n.r.bv gwen hat Ac' has been passed. by Dyth
lsan hes u tAe Ipslaturp 'ntcd ami wosei ~ FOL
lows. ,-...-
AZ lCr o, mend chapter four ~ ~" laws - Eighteen
luiu-.i ana uu-ts-Dn" entitled An act 90 p')Nii" ioT
ra ,aus.r railways cities ~ o'"r one million nhao-
ltur's' .,,t- ..-...
,.,,r surh nm VIII the Ofce ~ the Ma or. III
rio Clr. IIu IA the Cty z Ne~-fork. IN IhursIay,
April 18th. lN'j. az l2:3p ,,,,, s~c,~..
tSirTeI1 WILLIAM J." -
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Cinnncldl WIectlons.
vr,v.rNGrAND TELEPHONE AID TILH"R
' COMPANY.
,J,O THE STOCKHOLDERS;

yJ,O THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Tho annual meeting Of the Stockhod''s az he hoden
England telephone and Telegraph Company WIZ De ni'r
a, ,La onice of the Company X corIandt Stree. ~
%o Go1 In the city Of N"wYork. on MONDAY the sr w.,
day of May. 1899. ~ eleven " 'loVN ]" wv ~
tho following purposes; -. ,,,c year
md To consider and act up IN" rec Nm, ~ a,;
nrac.ors tho the vote ~ rhe StoC kholders phsse'
h,ar ond lss creating preferred stock. be rescinaed
and annull"d ~. .,.,,,~s thu, may then
3rl To transact any "'hrr DnsH'hS '""' "'"' $500
legally before the meeting H.,
Tho transfer book VIII be tloged from W. ~" "'' "
,nril 10 ,be 9Th day of Nay both days included
f., order Of the Directors. m rrDoNt coore,o-y
New York. April 9th. 1895.
ya,IIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or me
i Manhattan Electric Light COMPANY, Limited ior IN"
iect, OF directors such Oth'r business
r, ,"n1o t.fore tho ,o-tlng Do held at the offices
- the Company sOth-st. and E1s III I-hr" Nf"-i''N
tr,y ON We,noslar May Stn. 1880 al ~ a. m o, ,so-
Transfer books VIII CLOG" IN Monday hPrl -""' ''''
ard VIII reopen on Thu~s'iaj. hty 'h' iN"
~ "'''' 80 '' T. NJ EDWARDS. Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Ac,ua1 sale. - Closing SIN
o., '1-t,L Io,v Final IId ASK 50,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
OLD DOMINION LINE.

OStsamers FOR NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
T1Mr0H ,,,. ana ana NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA REACH
!EIflSBl Ni ana RICHMOND VA and ~ ASIINc
ton: D. c. Mon; Tues; We'd. Thus and Sal ror
i u1hr"nd VA JAHES RIVER Mon We'd. and sat For
WE new Af op, Thurs AMI From Pier
p through tickets and fright rates 10 ali point:
w. 1. [ A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
NETHERLANDS LINE

" FOR ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. Via Touosn
Mer. France
= :. AMsrERp Saturday Aprl o-th | p n,
MAASpAM ........... SatrrIsv e. a.
first cabin 50 and upward second cabin SD st.srag
General Passenger Agency. 30 Rroadw a. 49, '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

5000 = $ As Goa 1907 ll2as 1000 Ohio &
lnnnn "a I1lr1 DOM :. llH-l ~ 49,.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"A.
majestic April 81 A. m 'M1j"s;ic. Nav o. 3 p m.
'Airiatic. MAY !. 10 II. GerIntnc. aias -. 10
-Teu,onic. May 5 'Teutonc.- jane 3 ,.
Britannia. MAY -. 10 a. Branu.c June II n
From White sta Dock TOO: ~ West iOth-st
30 COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER STEAMERS.
saloon -stes $50 upward. according steamer ami
OF berth Second cabin these s,ealners from
f35 upwards according q from Sew.
York. $40 Prepaid tickets Sl5. No. - Broadwsy New
York. Philad.l phia Office iNi Wainut-st
II MAITLAND KERSEY Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

"A ME NfW.S6x AMB sUbscKlPrIoNs ron
sEvE p At STo THE r ErT2wN OFFICE No. 2s Bra ss
TiSENENrs at the following Branch Ones; OK: Ok,
tiShsh,a,e e. corner Twenty third-si; aa Sxth-aye
Third ave cor: Forty seventh-st i026 T,irt aa 100
saynsl ST.. lios tlrsa'e: IcS West Fory-sacond a.,
u? sGlnmSa..sys % Aysnus 1898 TSird IN
l.sSS Thirdave POSI- Third ave between i'minssve;
andtwelfth and one-hundred thirteenth sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
RED ID" LINE or STEAMERS

REU LINE OF STEAMERS,
= FOR La Guayra. Puerto Csoello cur,co, ana 49,
.aioo via CuiacOa from Pierrepont Stores lar Wv
y Pli!lARI:lPfiIA... "Wednesday "A MI - \
> = cANAoAS.. Saturday ..ay 4 1 n ~
,h.. . ,,n, .i'A "Wednesday. y >. D m
hsse american steamers built expressly the trade
nave superior accommodations for passen crs " "AN~
bouLToN. BLISS DsrfrTr
General Man,rers 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

Avn From New-iorA We'd FRI. and Sat
i bLi.lGiiTtIL TRIP BY SEA To THE PORTS OF
TEAAS- GEORGIA FLORIDA
STRAIGHT AND Round TRIP TICKETS - al points
Texas Colorado. Utah. Arizona California Mexico-
ETC. G'org, and Florida Excellent act1hm5i ions
TnUlSTS TICKETS. good Tor six nise months.
Write Tor our 6i-pase Pocket Guide Cmailad frse,
c. u MALLORY 4 co. Gen Agts Pier 20 r r. ~ Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

COOK TOT RS
~ A. two YORK. ofices. IPToWN ar 22'
Broadway. and DOWNTOWN az 2Gi HNladwas. We haye
every facility for European and American travel. lnce
pendent and rail tcte's - an points and eNcur
sons under personal regull- intervals Round
World Parties under Per nal Escort leave san Fran
AUG - oct. and Vancouver Soy. H. Pr sramUits
aai all Information tree Application.
THOS. COOK & son
Cricsl TicHrt Agen;. for al u INK Lines.
Boston l32 Washrgt0n-st philad.nhl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
cNAPAMaGMQMAo
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sailings from Vancouver
ro -0MDMRI AKIN 6Sn11W a

TO oDNPNN AND G5MUNNa
EMPRESS OF JAPAN.....Aprl q. June ~ August -
IMPRESS OF china. MAY 49, July Is. Sept. ID
hAr ExiiiBiTroS. KYorio. JiPAS APRlI. 1906
TO HONOLULU, ElJl AND AUS IgA-.A
WARRIMOO. .....April -i6 MIOWEBA. Ma 10
81 Cabin accoIlm citations N.ry Ion rates
FOR tickets freight rates apply 3S3 Broai"ay' Fo'
on VA y. y
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" -" THE CHEQUE BANN. LONDON.
m For Travellers. for Remittances,
HAVE ADVANTAGES OVER OTHERS.
CIRCULAR on APPLICATION.
~ FRED w. PERRY Gen. Agt. : Wall St " Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

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ChlcgGp Gas
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-01
Thirty Thousand Rnbbcrs.

The late Maharajah Dhuleop Singh, q
player much above the average, once told
Cayendish that no had beon studying hi,
(Cavendish's) book on whist. And
hope your highness found it profitable
investment, said the gratiled author
oh, no, quite the contrary" was the re
ply. Since 1 studied the game l have
lost thousands. "
Cavendish supposes this to have been a
piece OF humorous C2aggCTatIOn on the
indianapolis part, but there was probably
a residuum of truth in the remark. When
a good player gives up a bold and natural
style and binds himself down to the rigid
system of conventional rules advocated by
DIR. Pole and CavCndish he is not likely
to be winner at the year ond-not, at
least, on any large scale.
Cavendish is himself an instance in
point, for he tells us that in years play,
out of 80, 600 rubbers, there was only a
balance of 62S in his favor In other
words, he was one rubber to the. good in
49-abOut 2 per oent-Or ono-seventh of "a
point per rubber This seems q small per
centage for a first class player, unrivaled
in his knowledge of the game, even if he
played always against first class oppo-
nents -BlackwOod' S Magazine
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-01
The Greatest American Novel.

DR.. Doyle speaks of THE Scarlet Let
ter" as the greatest novel yet written in
America. He was fascinated as boy by
the subtle genius of the author of THE
Snow Image" and THE Great Stone
Face and those other finely conceived
bits of psychology so dramatic in their OK
preston and SO touched with the imperish-
able charm of art. One of the great re-
grets of his visit to this country was the
fact that he could not shake hands with
DIR. Holmes and tell the genial "Autocrat"
in his youthful age how many delightful
hours had been spent in Edinburgh in the
society of the Boston wit, poet and philoso
pher. DR.. Doyle regards THE Autocrat
of the Breakfast Table as one of the most
of American books.-From DIR.
A. Conan Doyle's Literary Aspects of
America" in Ladies' Home journal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-01
A HAPPY WEDDING.
Celebrated According to the Law of
Israel.

Celebrated According to the Law Of
Israel.
A pretty wedding ceremony took
place last night at 500 o'clock, in
the centre OF the ball room OF the
Convention hall, on Houston and
Flores streets, Mr.. Abe Wolfson, a
well known Military plaza mer-
chant, and Miss Pearl Osteryoung,
formerly Of st. Louis, being the
contracting parties, while Mr.,
Nathan Wolfson and Miss Mollie
Osteryoung were the attendants.
Rev. DR.. Elkins, OF Temple Beth
Ell, solemnized the nuptials, accord
ing to the rites of the Jewish re-
ligion, in a very impressive and
ELOQUENT manner, a large company
being present as witnesses.
After the ceremony a bountiful
supper was disposed of by the
guests, at which many happy
toasts were offered, and kilograms
of congratulation were read.
After supper dancing was in
dulged in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfson will reside
at No. 3l5 Dryer avenue. The
presents to the bride were as fol-
lows: Bedroom set, from Nathan
Wolfson, granite ware set, %
pieces, Mrs. Henry Osteryoung, of
st. Louis; parlor lamp, A. Good.
man; rocker, Mrs. B. Dubinski;
chenille scarf, Mrs. E. Brown
chenille scarf, Mrs. j. Landner;
wine SET, Mrs. B. Schwartz; water
set, Mr.. Mincer, of Chicago; hand
made cushion, Mrs. B. F. Trester
and family; cushion, Miss NJ.
Osteryoung; fruit dish, Mrs. F.
Levyson lace bed set, Mr..
Kaufman and Mrs. j. Milgrom;
linen set, Mr.. aud Mrs. Aaron
Wolfson; basket Of flowers, G. B
Eppstein; bouquet, Moses Veith;
bouquet, San Antonio Daily LIGHT;
and many other presents not
listed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-01
ECHOES FROM WEST END.

Gen. G. w. Russ is enjoying life
at his Uvalde place.
DIR. Hayes is going to pull crop
out Of his vacant lots this year.
They are being cultivated.
The new trucks for the large
combination car have arrived, and
soon the street car "boss" will make
it's runs 70 the st. Louis college.
Mr.. Harry Day and family have
moved from West End to make
New Orleans their future home.
Major Day, through DR.. Moore,
sold his beautiful place to Mr.. John
Summerville, who will make West
End his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Everett
have been spending several days at
their old West End quarters.
Among the most welcome visit
ors at West End, Sunday, were
Mrs. Joe Braden, nee Ney, and Miss
Mary Braden. They were in time
to see the arrival OF the lone peli-
can that has been visiting our lake
every spring, for the last four
years, sometimes going off for few
DAYS and then returning with a
number Of others.
A gang Of work hands are en-
ployed improving the West End
Street Car company's road bed, for
the benefit of the Sixteenth st. car
employees, who according to report
cannot always make connections
with the Lake side conductors and
motormen.
Boat riding was INDUCED in I'M
til after shutdown on the last Sun
day in March.
DIR. Moore will stock the lower
lake at West End with few cat
fish, as soon as they are ripe for
catching. The United States Fish
commission gave us the grand go
by at it's last visit, probably pre-.
suming that West End had caught
a big fish from the government al
ready.
Mr.. Joe Foster is contemplating
opening an oyster saloon, in time
to be ready for September open
ing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-01

Mrs. Zalazar Schweickhardt,
nee Almance, was sent to her home
in the City Of Mexico Saturday
evening.
Frank Saunders and Manuel
Coy were fined So each by Justice
Devine Saturday afternoon, charged
with vagrancy.
Three new firemen will be SUBJ
mitted to the council this after
noon-Messrs. Van Teel, A. H.
Curry and Chas. Weyl.
"A pet civet cat ate the heads
off some taxidermy specimens in
Critters show window last night.
s.. A. Quartette club enter
tanned members Of the Robin Hood
company last night.
The weather bureau predicts
fair and cooler weather for tonight
and tomorrow. Showing at Omaha
and Dodge City, raino at New Or
leans, wind "a miles per hour at
Dodge City, freezing at Denver,
Dodge City, Amarillo, North Platte
and Santa Fee.
Lotus Lodge, X. of p, will have
an interesting meeting tonight.
There were but six fire alarms
turned in during March. The dam
age was very light.
Chief Tobin will put all his
fire apparatus in the Flower Battle
parade, he says.
Will Huston is DESTROYS of
meeting any local man in a SO.
hour go-as-you-please race.
There were 329 arrests made
by the police during the month of
March.
There We're 10Y deaths, so far
as reported, in the city last month.
The sum OF S6S.54 was eXpend-
ed by the city in furnishing meals
to city prisoners during March.
Pat O'Toole is up and out
again, after suffering long spell
OF Illness.
DR.. H. NJ. Carroll, OF johnson &
Carol, has returned from Yoakum,
where he went on professional bus
mess.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-01
GENUINE BARGAINS.
If You Want to Make Some Money
1t Will Pay You to Look
Into This

No. -Four fine building lots, near U
S. Arsenal, at 30 per cent. below actual
value.
No. 2-127 acres rich farming land to
trade for house and lot In city.
No. 3.-Seven room house, blocks from
postoffice, large lot, at 50 500; terms easy.
No. 4-For sale or EXCHANGE: New 2.
story brick business house, well located,
worth $4,000; will take 5000; part cash,
part suburban property.
No. 5-Four fiTst-class brick stores, CEN
trally located, will trade for vacant prop
erty.
No. 6.-Elegant 2-story house, 4 blocks
from Main Plaza; will take one-third
vacant lots, balance on easy payments;
price very low.
No. $40 acres fine land, all fenced;
16O acres in cultivation and under irriga &.
tion. Cheap at 5000; terms easy; big
bargain.
No. S.-64 lots, near /. and G.. N. depot,
at $50 a lot. Come and see us on this,
we might make good trade with you for
part property.
LARKIN q DAUGHERTY,
. % If lOl West Houston street.