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The morning times., 1895-10-18
WITH SHIPS AND TROOPS.
Minister De Lone Says Spain VIII
Descend Upon Cuba.

Minister De LONE Says Spain Will
Descend Upon Cuba.
The Spanish minister to the Unit ed
States entert aims roseate views of the
probabilities of suppression of the Cuban
revolution.
Three or four days of north wind will
be the signal for the commencement of act
i've operations against the rebels in Cuba"
said Senor Dupuy de LONE yesterday, and
within a few weeks there will, in his
opinion, be 4 radical change in the situa
ton on the island The campaign, which
has been thoroughly planned, will be Wig
orously prosecuted in all the revolted
districts, and he is confident that the gov
ernment will destroy the last vestige OF re-
bellion even in the least accessible ports of
the island.
Senior Depuy de LONE reiterates the as
sertion, which he thinks perhaps has not
been clearly understood, that the govern
ment has been compelled to wait for the
cessation of the rainy season and to content
itself with massing its troops until it was
possible to carry out military operations
against the rebels whose disorganized
methods of fighting and comparative seclu-
sion in the mountainous districts rendered
futile all efforts TO disludge and disperse
them at time when rivers rose as much
eio illtg Ittl III At lew udNS
The Spanish commanders could not hope
to maneuver bodies of troops under such
circumstances, nor was it possible to at
tack the guerilla strongholds in the tornado
season which follows Immediately on the
rains. A few days Of steady north winds
he said would dissipate the cyclonic condi-
tions of the atmosphere, and Immediately
following this the concerted advance from
the coast, which is now in complete control
of the royal forces, would commence and
continue to conclusion.
OF the result he had no doubt. He
predicts that the bands of rebels will
be rapidly dispersed and driven from the
interior only TO be met at the coast by
the other Spanish forces, which in con-
nection with the twenty-siS new gunboats
and launches will have established COM
plete Gordon around the island and pre-
vent the escape of the rebels.
The nine launches purchased In this
country together with the others sent
from England, are relied upon to cap
ture all the leaders of the revolution, it
being the determination of the government
that none of the agitators will be per-
mitted to escape and foment further
trouble.
The minister does not place the slightest
dependence upon reports that any govern
mcnt is considering the propriety of rec
ognizing q state of belligerency in Cuba,
as the delay of Spain in attacking the
rebels is thoroughly understood.
In the next week or two the news from
Cuba, he declares, viii be of such nature
that agitation in favor of the rebels Will
cease, as it will be perfectly apparant
that the insurrection is not of the import
ance hitherto attached to 1t.
The climatic condition of the island. re-
sulting in the delay of restoring order in
some interior districts. has enabled the
rebels to magnify their strength by en-
The morning times., 1895-10-18
Rnltimnrr Markets.

Baltimore oct IT.-FlourfirTn; uncharGed
receipts. i3, 543 barrels; shipments, 1879
barrels; sales, 500 barrels. Wheat dull
spot and month, 63 3-la6G; December.
81 o-Sa67 rs; steamer No. red, g. ga
63-receipts, : ,o1 1 bushels: stock, 5I4. 500
wheat by sample, 66a67 IL; do on grade.
SIS I-2a66 IT, Corn steady-spot, 81 3-ia
81 rs; month, 81 l-ia37 1-2; November.
new or old, S0a35 Ii. year. 81 3-4a34:
Jamary 33 5-sa33 3-i-receiptS, $3.50
bushels; shipments, 20, 5,T14 bushels; stock.
219 ,625 bushels. sales. $4,000 bushels:
southern white corn, 31a3S; do. yellow.
31aSS L. oats easy-No. . white western.
20 1-2a27 1-2; No. . mixed, 23a23 1-2-
receipts, 25,765 bushels; stock, 140,1I9
bushels. Rye quiet and steady-No. 2,
44a45 nearby; 47a4S western-reccipts,
1,T49 bushels: stock, 66,543 bushels. Hay
quiet but firni-choice timothy, S15.00a
$3.50. Grain freights quiet but firm, un-
. changed. Sugar firm-granula ted 4.S3
per 100 pounds. Butter, eggs and cheese
unchanged.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
BONNIE Is SAFE NOW. q.
Last of the Quarrelsome Thornton
Brothers Placed Under Bond.

Bonnie Thornton, the sOubrette, was again
in court yesterday to see the end OF the
trouble the three brothers Thornton have
been causing her.
Two of them are ont of the way now,
and there only remains her husband to
make peace with, and she Will again be
the happy girl she appears TO be behind
the foOtlgbts.
Bonnie told a tale OF eleven years per
seciltion by John Thornton.
He is Jealous of-m position, ana
thinks il he could get me out OF the wa!
he would not have to WORK, and his brother
wouId support him." she said. He has
threatened 10 do me time and again, and
told Mrs Dessaucr that he had come over
here to finish me this time"
..Why is il YOU have not had him ar
rested before If he has harrassed you?"
inquired his honor.
~ was afraid of the newspaper notoriety,
YOUR honor, and on account of my family,
said Miss Thornton.
'.Alorr afraid of the newspapers than
lack. ,,h?' said the court.
HAS he ever accosted or bothered you
anywhere else?'
'.Ycs, sir: in New York"
Mrs. Dessauer took the stand and ex-
plaincd to the court tina Mrs. Thornton was
afraid to go on the street, and had TO lock
herself in her dressing-room whenever this
man jack was around.
His honor held Thornton under $500 bonds
to keep the peace, in default OF which he
was to go down for four months.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
"a PAPER rHoRouGHFARE.
Nicolni Bros Claims Concerning the
1ifI,. 10 UnIf 81 rref

Nicoini Bros Claims Concerning the
Title TO Half Street.
The firm of Nicolai Bros, whose oil
reservoir is located un X street southwest,
near Half street, has a section OF ground
fenced in, the title to which is in dispute.
The Commissioners of the District occupy
the position uf the prosecutor in two cases
against the firm for alleged unlawful
occupancy OF public street, both of
which originated in the police court, hut
upon writs OF certitrari, were both removed
to the criminal court.
a third suit is threatened, and yesterday
Attorney j. c. Fay appeared before the
board to request cessation OF hostilities
until the test suit can be determined in the
criminal court.
The fence maintained by the firm is
alleged to be on the line of Half street.
The title of the ground Is, however,
claimed by Nicolai Brothers, and their at
torney says they are ready and willing to
have the cases tried. but do not want TO
be harasscd by daily prosecutions. He
claims the street in question is paper
thorough fare having no existence i'll
fact, and that the fence is in reality a
protection to the public.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Criminal Court, No. 1-Justice Cole-Civil
causes: Coftcy vs.. Irwin. judgment on YER
dict. Miller vs.. Stein, do. MuFdeiIian vs..
Cabcll; do. Lippnian vs. i.ippnan ana
others, sealed N.r,iict ordered. h;lin vs..
Newman, motion for new trial flied
Circuit Court. No. l-.Iusiice Bi1,-ty-
Ealk and son vs.. Feltcr and others. re-
rerrcd 10 auditor to state account. prey
ius VS.. DoDbins. Judgment by dclauit-
American Lumber and Manufacturing toul-
pany VS.. Key Brothers x Co. do. BuIre>sNs.
Thompson, ordered on Etct caleifiar. VIII
IianIs VS.. Alexander do. Dawson vs.
Alexander do. Dawsonvs. Patriotic Au'rri-
can Company. Judgment by default.
Circuit Court, No. =, Justice hcCohhhs-
s,enius vs. AuG0sieln; luognent IN ~ ysrGle. G'
for defendant. Brown vs.. Is Il y X. X 'c.
on hearing.
Equity Court, No. !, Chief Justice Bing-
hama shton vs.. kengIa: time TO take tesu-
mony limited TO fifteen days.
Probate Court.-Proceedings in estates
have been recorded as follows: Estate oi
Harriet L. Ferney: inventory or personal
estate, SO. a 81 %. filed. james IL.
Smith, guardian: rule returned served:
Estate of Rebccca c. Hubbard; waiver and
consent Of Frank NJ. Wright filed. Estate
Of John u. Manion: affidavit of adniinlhtrl-
tor MED. Estate VI Charles Gcssford; rue
on administrator returned served. Estate
of william Fletcher; objections To account
of administrator filed. Estate OF sarah j.
Bennett; citation against William IL. BEN
nett rplurnable October 20.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
SCARED BY THE CANARD.
Unitarians All Afraid to Come to the
Convention Here.

Washington is rcapiitg the fruits OF the
false reports of typhoid fever sent out from
here. Only few days since the Royal
Order of Scotland, which is soon 10 hold Il
conference in this city, made official in
quiry OF the Health officc as to the truth
of these reports, and whalhcr it would be
safe To carry out their int cD; ions.
The next body TO be affected is the Uni
tartan conference, soon To. meet here a
large Boston delegation had engaged quar-
tiers at one of the leading hotels, but
the proprietor was yesterday informed that
the rooms were rellnquished.
The communication stated that the pres
ence of typhoid fever in Washington had
caused many of the delegates TO decide TO
stay away a4sg ~ 80 edl
Unfortunately the official denial OF
fever's presence in the city have not been
disseminated as thoroughly as the cahlrd,
and business men say they believe great
harm TO the city has been wrought bj the
false and exaggerated reports.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
MURDERED LABS FUNERAL.
Remains of VILLA m NJ. Wood Brought
Here Grum Petersburg.


Here from Petersburg.
The body of William NJ. Wood, the son
of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, u clerk in the
Treasury Department, who was killed near
Petersburg, Va, arrived in this city yester
day morning and was Immediately taken
to the undertaking establishment of J.
William Lee. The funeral was conducted
from that place at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs Wood, the mother OF the dead boy,
is an extremely nervous woman, and, al
though the telegraphed reports of the mur-
der were printed, she did not hear of 1t
until " Wednesday evening, whenshe wastold
the sad news. The shock was quite severe,
and now she is In a hysterical condition.
Young Wood was quite well known in
Washington, having lived here for some
time. He was about twenty-five years or
age, and had served one term of enlist
ment in the United States Navy. About
two years ago he was licensed in Balti-
more as q first mate upon an Atlantic
trading vessel While the Nictheroy was
being fitted out in New York to go down
to Brazil and try to put stop TO the
revolution young Wood enlisted as an Of
ficer, and at the close Of the war was hon
orably discharged.
Two men are under arrest in Petersburg,
charged with having committed the mur-
der, but so far nothing has been discov-
cred against them.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
UNITED STATES INVITED.
France Sends Her Compliments for
Her Worlds Fair In 1900.

Secretary 0lney has received commu-
nication from Mr.. Pateaotrc. the French
ambassador, outlining the programme OF
the International exhibition OF arts, agri-
culture, and industrial progress TO be held
in Paris in 1900, and inviting the United
States to participate The exhibition
will be held from the 18th of April to the
5th OF November.
The French republic eutertains the hope,
says Mr.. Patenotre, that the government of
the United States will kindly lend its Off
cial cooperation to this work OF intcrna-
tional progress, which can but draw closer
the ties of friendship which unite the
two countries
The morning times., 1895-10-18
WHITE RIBBONS WILL MEET.
Thirty-cight States Represented at
The w c. I. u. Convention.

Thirty-cight States Represented mt
the w. c. Il. L. Convention.
Baltimore, Md, Oct. 17.-Delegatcs from
thirty-cight States have arrived here TO
take part i'll the Tw cDty second annual CON
ycu,ion of the Womcn's Christian Temper
anee Union, W hici begins a five days meet
ing at Music Hall tomorrow. over five
hundred women engaged in temperance
work and all branches of reform VIII De
present W hen Miss Frances E. Willard calls
the convention to order.
Tonight The usual consccration meeting
TO precede the convention, W as held at Mt.
Vernon Place NJ. L. Church, Miss Elizabeth
Grecnw God presiding
A number of White Ribbon delegates and
several OF the ladies who participated In
the National Purity Congress proceedings,
met at Emmanuel Baptist Churchto-day and
discussed WI avs and means Tor the extension
OF the physical culture, purity and rescue
work of the W. c. I. L.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
Fort Stanton Reservation.

1t is probable that the War Department
viii soon issue an order abandoning the
military reservation at Fort Stanton, New
Mexico. The Secretary of War asked the
Secretary of the Interior If he knew any
reason why it should not be abandoned
in view of the relations OF the Sarri-
son to the Indians in that region. secre-
tary Hokc Smith replied that there did
not appear to be any necessity for further
maintaining that military post, so far as
the Indian service was concerned, and the
Indian Bureau knew Of no objection to
its abandonment.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
1rhnr, nRlncl America,, comes d

When "Black America comes to Con-
yention Hall next week many unique char
actcrs will be seen. II took the agents OF
Mr.. Salisbury many weeks to get the people
together, and almost every city in the
south. commencing with Washington. was
invaded. In Richmond party of about
forty had been engaged, but they post
poned their departure because they wanted
to attend a cake walk. Their railroad
tickets had been purchased and everything
arranged. But the darkies declared tue
cake walk was of more Importance thau
all the shows in New York.
Nevertheless, they gave up their cake
walk and went 10 New York. Why they
did SO didn't leak out until they arrived
North and told wonderful tale about
rabbits foot which the agent who CON
tractcd for them had used with persuasive
effect. II is a fact that a Southern darkey
has about as much fear for rabbits
foot as a white man has for trolley wire.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
CASHIER WAS CROOKED.
Caused Fictitious Accounts of Public
works IN Be Put In.

Buffalo, N Y, Oct. 1.-THE invcstiga-
tion into the methods employed in the public
works department which was begun yester-
day, produced a sensation this. morning
when John Finan, formerly a foreman OF
street cleaning gangs, testified that At the
instigation of Cashier Howard ID. herr
he inserted on the time Dook auu .ufneu
int the lppartmcnt fictitious names.
Cashier Herr and John NJ. Danahy, as
sistant superintendent of street cleaning
were arrested week ago, charged WIN
having defrauded the city by the use OF
fictitious names. Their arrest led to the
investigation now going on.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
PLIGHT OF A POLICY MAN.
Connover Had No Counsel and Wa
Sent 10 Jail

COnnOver Had No Counsel and Was
Sent TO jail.
Edward s. Connover. policy writer, was
convicted yesterday in Judge Aiiller's court
by jury of being guilty of the charge
filed against him. -
When his case was called the court asked
him who his lawyer was.
UNFORTUNATELY, yonr HONOR" said the
defendant, II appear without counsel.
engaged Mr.. Clark, but at the last minute
1 found l could not raise the fee and i
could not expect him To appear here for
ME without it,"
Mr.. Geo. Curtis, who happened TO be
sitting near them, offered his services
gratis, but Conover refused to accept them,
and said he would plead his own cause.
He did not count on Mr.. Mullowney's
reserved forces, however, and got 60 days
in jail, S2OO fine, in default of which,
he viii have to serve sixty days additional.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
ReoI Estate Transfers.

Deedsinf fee have beenrecorded asfullows:
Charles Baum to Isadore Saks, part OF
lots o and 10. square 432. S100. Mary g..
Davis to Ernest A. A. Dunn. lot 81, square
17S, $40. Henry L. Lemly to Manche Il.
Meline, lot IA, widows Mite, $3.50
John s. Rich to K. Parker Crenshaw, lot
Is, square 3O4, $40. Charles r. smith
to Albert S. Flint. part OF lot II hlocS
81, Columbia Heights, $40. Robert Holtz-
Il, square S72, SO. Harrison j. Barret,
to Christine Tyner, part of lots I2s and
100, Mount Pleasant, 500. Carl b. kerer-
stein TO Campbell G.. Bergman, lots LA
and 145, square 170, SO. j. Paul Smith
to william F. hammers, part of lots lS6
to 100. square Ole. S1,550. N. NJ. Ram
kin to Frank L. Calhoun, lot 20, block D,
$40.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
Monsignor satolM,s successor.

London Oct. IA dispatch To the
Central News from Rome says that a
papal consistory will be held at the end
OF December, when the following nuncios
win be appointed Monsignor Anti, at
Vienna; Monsignor G.'tti, at Madrid; Mon
signor Rinallini, at Brussels, and Aonsignor
Lorenzelli, at Washington.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
pr,,ce Ferd,nand Must Abdicate.

Sofia. Oct. 1.-THE Suoboda, which was
the personal organ of the late eX-Prime
Minister Stambouloff, announces on au-
thority that Russia's conditions for recon-
ciliation with Bulgaria is the abdication
of Prince Ferdinand in favor of his infant
son, Boris, that the latter becomes MEM
Der of the chdrch OF Russia, and that
Russian be nominated us minister of war
of Bulgaria.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS.
In Effect sept. ., 1895.
1880 M.-PENNSN Y LVANIA LIN
TIED. Pullman Sleeping, Dining, Smok-
ing and Observation Cars Harrisburg Ia
Chicago, Cincinnati, indianapolis; 81
Louis. Cleveland and Toledo. Bdffer
PariOr Car to Harrisburg.
1880 A. M.-FAST LINE. Pullman
Buffet Farlor Car to Harrisburg. Parlo.
and Dining Cars, Harrisburg to Pitts
burg.
3.4OP. N-CHICAG0ANDsT ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
to Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg TO ST Louis, Cincinnati, Lou
isville and Chicago
7.IO r. M.-WESTERN EXPREsS-
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Chicago, and
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland Dining Car 10
Chic1gO-
TO p. yM.-soUTHwESTERN EN-
PRESS. Pullman Sleeping and Dining
Cars to st. Louis. and Sleeping Car, Har-
burg to Cincinnati.
1O.AO p. M.-PACIFIC EXPREss-
Pullman Sleeping Car to Putsburg-
7.6O A. M. for Kane, Cananddigla,
Rochester and Niagara Falls daily, ex-
cept sunday
1890 A. M. for Elmira and Remove,
daily, except sunday For WiiiiamspJrt
daily, $40 p. III.
ITO 2. N. for WiIliamspqrt. Roches-
|. Ter pnrfalo aud Niagara Fills daily, ex-
Cept saturday, with sleeping car, Wash
ington 10 Suspension Bridge via Buffalo
IO.dO p. NJ. for Erie, Canandagua,
Iiurncster. BuffalO and Niagara Falls
daily, Sleeping Car Washington L. E
FOR PhiIadeIphia, New York and the
400 PM--ct1iStiREssIoNAL ti LINZ
TED" Al ParIor Cars. with Dinlng
Car from Baltimore. for New YORK, daily.
for Philadelphia week 6daay days; i Regsdlss "a a.,
dining Carr. and HOO Dining Carr
q. m, I2.15, 3.15. 90, 6.4e- 1000
and II. 35 r. M. On sunday. 7.O5 Dining
IN, 10. 3.15, 4.2o, 6.i0. 1000 ard
11.35 p. IN. For Philadelphia only, Fast
Express $50 a. H. week days Express
>, 2.Oi aud 90 p. III. daily
For RIA Baltimcrs, & 8, 2S. ;6S. 20, $50. 600.
1915, 2.O1. 3.I5. $40, 600 Limited,
400. 4.36. $40, eos, $40, 10, 1000.
1910, 11.15 and 11.S5 p. M. On sun
day. T.O5. 7.20. 800, a.0:. 1890. Hoo
a m. 1915. 1.15, 2.O1, 3.15. $40 - 0d
LimiteCl, 4.20, $40. Cos, $40, TO,
1000. 1910 aud 80 p M.
For Pope's Greek Line 20 a. IN and i.36
u. m, daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis, T-2O, 900 a. m. / 2.l5 and
I2u p. M, daily, except sunday. sur
days. 9. 90 a. III. aud 40 y. IN
Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Ri,h-
/ mond. Jacksonville and Tampa, T. 30 -
NJ, $50 p. M, daily Richmond and At
lanta. s. 80 p. III, daily. Richmond only,
1857 Il. IN. week days
| Accommodating for Quaniico. T,43 a. H.,
| daily and 4. % p. m week days-
| For Alexandria. $50, $50. T.45. $40,
9.45, 1887. l1.50 a M; 1850, 1-3o,
32O 425 100. 5.3T. els. SOC. 1910,
and 11.3g p. IN. On sunday at !. 80,
| 7.45. 9.45 a. M; 2.45, 6.1o. 500 aBd
| Leave Alcxandria for Washington. e.05,
| 643 7.O5, 500. 0.lu. lob. 1O-2S
a. m; LOO. 2.t5, 800. 2.23. 800. :. 80,
| 6.13, 100. 20. 80, 1872 and ! .0S
| u. M. on Sunday at 6.iS. s. 10. lO-2o =.
m; Els, $50, 700, T.2O, s.1O and
| 1852 p. M.
Ticket offices northeast corner of Thir.
/ teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
| and at the station, sixth aud b streets,
| where orders can be left for The chez EtfsSS
| of baggage to destination from hotels md
| residences.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
Evnrts AM Anti-Ta m many Candidate

ENurtS an AMI IA III many CdIlu1uatc.
New York, Oct. 11-It was learned this
afternoon that Sherman w. Evarts, son
of William NJ. Evarts, exSecretary of
State, had been chosen to fill James W.
Hawes' place on the fusion ticket as can
didatc for judge of the city court. Mr..
Evarts has accepted the nomination, and Mr..
Lauterbach said that he will be supported
by all the anti-Tammany organizations.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
Iron and Brass Molders Quit Work.

Lynn, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE remainder
of the iron and brass moulders employed
in the foundries of The General Electric
Company in this city Quit work to-day.
General Ma anager W. C. Fish said to-day
that the present strike might have ten
decny to cause the removal of the Lynn
works of the General Electric Compa ny
to some other place.
The morning times., 1895-10-18

phaszing their immu nifty from punishment,
but even under these circumstances they
have been able to make no material
gains, and when the campaign is inaugu-
rated, as IL Will be before the end OF tllis
month, the minister is confident that re-
sistance will be exceedingly short-lived.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
INQUIRY SUDDENLY STOPPED.
Col. .Colquitt'sM Methods \ OF otSatisiactory

Col. .Colquitt' = Met thods \ OF otSatisiactory
TO the Prosecutor.
Scranton. pa. Oct. 1.-THE secretinquiry
which Col. Colquitt, of the Interior Depart
nent at Washington, was making INTO
charges of misconduct in office preferred
against Collector Grant Herring by ex-
Income Collector Burke, came to a sudden
end to-day.
shortly before noon Burke withdrew from
the case and declared that the examination
as conducted was farce and tnat III was
useless TO bring on witnesses whose testi-
mony would not be creditedby the inspector.
The morning times., 1895-10-18
Queen
Ann Lotion

is the most dainty prepa-
ration on the market for the
skin = for c II A p P E d
HANDS SORE LIPS =
rough skin. It's not a COM
plexion maker, but 4 sooth-
ing, healing liquid, that is
neither sticky nor unpleas-
,ant to use. PRICE is 25C.
You need it this weather,
and all thro' winter.
Merits Modern Pharmacy,
iIth and StreetsN y. W.
The morning times., 1895-10-18

Divorce Asked for Desertion.
Joseph. II. Poore entered suit for d.
vorce against his wife, Nora Poore, yes
terday on the ground of desertion. The
papers in the case are withheld from pub
Ecation.
The morning times., 1895-10-18

You VIII miss many a good thing ~
you don't read The Evening Times. =
The morning times., 1895-10-18

Chicago Board of Ira lie.
The morning times., 1895-10-18

About 80 pairs Mems $500
French Enamel Hand-Sewed
Laced Walking Shoes-"ide
toes with tips.
The morning times., 1895-10-18

VIGT z ; NIUUtIII IT TIaI IIIaOyi
iIth and Streets \. W.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-23
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans,
fers were recorded since last re,
port:
William Pieper, ST., to Mrs. E. A
Irving, lot q, Huberich's subdi.
visien Of original city lot SO, range
4, district l $3.50.
r. B. Craig to J. II. Rea, lot |,
block l, Adams Laurel Heights
addition; 81 900.
Edward Bennett to J. G. Bal.
ance, lots |, ,, and 6, block I, sub
division OF original city lots and
6; $4,000.
Elisha A. aud Eliza J. Briggs to
G. \. Briggs, part OF survey IS3,
originally granted to Ignacio
Lijeds, about 20 miles southwest
Of San Antonio; 81.
G. A. Stieren to J. j. Stamper,
lot p, block 6, original city lot 81,
fronting Is! feet on Colorado street
and running back ll6l feet on an
alley; $1,000.