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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-08
A cure for every disease
BELLAInE.
All Sorts of Local Npws and Gossip from
the Glass city,


All Sorts Of Local Nsws and Gossip from
the Glass city.
Judge ]. B, briggs came in from the
oil fields yesterday long enough 10 hear
the arguments In u case at his homo in
the afternoon, but will 90 hack again to
look after his lnterestt ia that promis-
ipg field. The interest OF Judge briggs
in this business waa developed while
sitting as referee In the case where
large interests were at stake, aud both
sides agreed upon him to decide It, The
evidence excited so much interest that
he began to prospect on hla own ac'
count almost Immediately upon the con-
cluaion Of the case.
Rev. John 7. Foster, rector OF the
Trinity Episcopal church, was tho re-
cipient Of an elegant gold watch, q pres.
ont from tho Christian EndeAVor Society
OF his church, at meeting held ut the
home OF Mrs. S. Q. Hamilton, Tuesday
night. Miss RoSo Phillips made the
presentation address and the popular
pastor made an appropriate and feeling
response.
1t ia Understood that new pumps and
machinery will DO built at tue water
works soon. The management report
tho present machinery inadequate aud
bungling, and certain It Is that it has
been an expensive plant. The an.
nouRcSmsnt will DO something Of a sur.
prise to the poodle, a. the water works
have always been burden OF expense.
Mr.. Ed. W. saudsrs, OF Chicago. son
OF Mrs. N, Alma SauderI, OF this city,
was married at Chicago yesterday even.
ing to Miss Kathryn Willard, At the
home Of the BRIDES uiStOr. The brides
parents live in Indiana, but she has
been spending the summer with her
sister,
L. b. Geddes, United States assistant
engineer, OF Natchsz, Miss, son Of
George Geddes, Of Hoskinsvillo, and
brother Of Receiver ]. X. Goodies, OF tho
Bellalre, ZanoIvills 4 Cincinnati road,
is visiting III this part OF Ohio.
Alta Alum, who rode wheel through
from Dunkirk, Ind, to HSnoSyille, aud
then cNmo here to visit relatives, left
yesterday aud will return on tho wheel
as she came. She Is quite young girl
aud enjoyed the long trip.
Another meeting Of tue taxpayers Of
the county ia to be held NJ 81. Glars.
vile next Saturday and the probabilI.
tics are it will be a big one, as interes!
in tho possibilities Of the movement is
not NbRting.
D. II. MilliCan, editor OF the 81.
Clairsyillo Gazette, has been chosen to
al tho vacancy cauisd by the death oil
Mayor W. S. KOnnou.
Theodore BurlStte, wife aud child, Of
st. Louis, are gusIts OF Mrs. BurleItes
parents, George Il. Lazurs and wife.
MilIel Julia and May Dolan arc home
from q visit with friends at New Castle,
Pa.
J.B. Smith returned yesterday from
few days stay ut Cleveland.
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MARTINS EEsRY.
napS and SIlShnpS In tho Thriving C'tI
Across the River

uRpS and StlShapa In the Thriving City
Across the River
Tho Martins Ferry Cleo Club ex'
pectod to rent cottdgs at Epworsh
Park, but was TOO late in making tho
effort and have given up the trip Tho
club numbers tWOnIy members aud
sings beautifully.
John Hukill 10 moving his building
from the lot Of tho Fraternity Hall As
ISOLATION to the RsymNnn Brewing Com
pany's property on the same stree. to
mako room Tor tho three'story brick to
DO erected.
There was q slight fall Of hail two
miles above Martins Ferry on Tuesday
night. Some OF tho larmerA wero afraid
that tho storm would DO hard on tho
corn.
George Cooke returned last night
from a trip including Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, PutIn.Bay, Wellington, New
Athens and Cadiz.
Standard Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Of
Martins Ferry, will give picnic at
Steelo's Grove to-day. i! promises TO
DO large affair.
A meeting Of tho directors and sole.
iting committee will DO held at the
West Virginia Glass Works this morn
ing at s o'clock.
Superintendent David Davis, OF the
Laughln tin plate works, has moved
his family TO Martins Ferry.
Yesterday S. W. Ellsworth and Harry
Barrett went to Evansville to work in
the Robinson glass works.
Miss Lucy Phillips returned yslter-
day from ten weeks visit at Point
Pleasant, W. Va.
The Linden Club wont to St. Glars
Vile last night aud wac entertained by
Albert sehaiTeE
]. Donald Bricc, OF Brice BroG., Ham.
mondSviIle, Pa, was in town on bun.
ness yesterday.
Mrs. L. Geer and daughter, Mrs.
Joseph AM, returned last night from
SteubonvillO.
Tho two varloloid patients will bo 70.
leased to-day. There arc no other
patients.
Yesterday ak carrier pigeons were
uont to S, D. Norrtugtou at Weiisvit'e
W. T. Garrett, Of the Union Glass
Company, isin tho west on busLae's.
Superintendent Mcdonald aud son, Of
WCllSvIlle, wore in town yesterday.
Miss Anna McNRmee, OF DellaiFe, is
visiting Mrs. George Spence.
Several will 60 to the campmeeting at
Cadiz next Sunday,
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ON The GHAND CfIsCUtr.


Some Good RaclnG as BunaIo-Robsrt j.
and PatOhpH Did Not Contest
BUFFALO, August THE largest
crowd thai ever attended a first days
racing here greeted tho delayed opening
Of the grand circuit this afternoon. The
races postponed FROM Tuesday we're on
the card in connection with the much
talked.of match between Robert ]. and
Joe Paschon, but to tho great disAp.
poinGment OF the spectators the latter
event was not called, the reason al.
lOged BY tho management being the
driving wind aud heavy track, which
prevented trnO trial OF the merits OF
tho champion racers. II will be run
tomorrow, circumstances being favora'
bic.
In tho 2:l6 class, the bulk OF tho
money was on the Hamlin entry, Athan'
MO. who ruled D hot fSvoritC, even after
Gretchen made a run away OF the Grst
heat aud Nellie uabbed q first place in
tho third. Sabiua finished ahead. with
Fred Il. second aud Athauuio third in
the sixth, but as both tho leaders went
of their stride JUST At tho wire they
woro SGT back by tho judges, and tho
heat was given to the HRmlin stallion.
Betting was light and confined to ac-
quain;anCOs OF tho bookmakorI, who
turned away money instead OF soliciting
wagers Results:
2:26 class, trotting, purse $1,000
Warren T., -four heats) Ella Bel.
mont, .: Volunteer Medium, 3; Quality,
A; Etiquette, .. limc, 2;l7t, 2:lS, 2:lOt,
2:l0.
2;i6 class, trosttng; purse $1,000 tan'
MISUNDERSTANDING, won 9 heats; Nell
lio A., won heats; Sabina, won heat;
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c,,, " L. P'rGu Club, W. l. Prot
w srTg m..ll ,I60IT!tusyIlle e, 100
vy.n,ccV8u s .59ITWln UiIisH. ~ ,!gj
NV t Castle. > ,52alcslOrou,,-p. . II IA
rnpIys CANES -NhGelIug Gt Ce'oroni Frank
nm a.Narrrui New Castle at V'asyillei Twin
CiiISs a, oilCIy.

sS.al Dispatch 10 hs hteHgaetr
JAMESTOWN, N, Y, August 1.-THE
Wheeling team won out to.day's game
on wet, slippery grounds by superior
hitting and aelding. Owing to the high
wind and general dampnsss tho helderS
and pitchers wore placed at n diSadvan'
uge, The crowd roasted the umpire
for A DECISION in the seventh inning,
CSIoron Scored twice in the frat,
punching hits on cOpOver but after
that the Wheeling man was puzzle
hat the COlorons could not solve,
CampdcId, late OF the OH City team,
lust signed by Manager Harrington, was
IN the box for the home team, aud after
The second inning no was easy for the
visitors, who scored In every inning
aiIer that Wheeling punched hItS in
the eighth, and, aided by errors by the
home team, made four runs, clinching
their victory.
Wheeling played a great fielding
game, the only misplRy being BAHIA
Tumble, which was exCusablo on ac'
count OF the bad condition OF the
grounds. One OF the features was Ire
lands work at third. Ho had ten
chances, Somo OF them very difficult,
and accepted every one. CrOtty and
Kerr carried oil the batting hOpors,
With three hits apiece. CampRSld, for
CelOron, also hit the ball hard, getting
a sale hit every time he came to the bat,
BrodIo will probably pitch tomorrow,
Bail having resumed his position nj
short field. The score:
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The interest in the checker contests
now in progress at the Brunswick
hotel and Medar's cigar store, b0twOsn
members Of WheslIng's "Big Four" and
Irish, the Maine player, now in tho
city, continues, all OF tho games being
witnessed by large crowds. In the
afternoon ono Of the "BIg -Four" do.
isNted the visitor, two to nothing, and
Colonel "FGlsIaa" took three out Of
four games, Halpin, tho deaf and dumb
player, also got away with tho visitor,
two to one. Last night, however, Irish
redeemed himself by decisively defeat
ing tho "Big Four" member five to
one. And thus tho merry war goes on.
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can.
not DO cured by Halls Oatarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., PROPS, Toledo, O..
We tho undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for tho last fifteen years, aud
believe him perfectly honorable In ali
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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
wALpfxd, KtSSAN & MARVIN,
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the systom. Price
10 cents per bottle, Sold by oil Drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
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IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


lisa pretty fight for tho lead betwOon
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, but tho
sp,dsH got nice little lead yesterday
by taxing two victories from tho tall
enden. baltimore seems TO have Io'
covered hOr second wind and 10 in tho
h2ht for keeps. Boston, Chicago and
Cincinnati como noxt, aud arc separated
by only two points. Philadelphia aud
Nov York arc now tod for eighth place.
The crankS arc trying to figure how
tho clubs will stand after The east
0fn campaign Of tho wOitOrn clubs. ].
IA pretty sale TO wager that there viii
not DO four Western clubs In tho arSt d.
Vikinn
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The George +, Dlssos Rosebuds will
play tho Mozarts next Sunday on the
brick yard grounds, The RosObuda
have several now players, among them
sherrard Leach, Fred Leach, Bakor,
Marley, TeunegSn and Malcolm.
The DOughertys, OF Martins Ferry,
defeated BsllaiTo club yesterday by u
score Of l0toS, The game was played
on the mill grounds, The BellalFs
boys thought their tWirler would DO u
puZSlcr, but no proved easy for the
homo bows.
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on TMM NAlloNAh CIRCUIT.

Z,eglCr, tho Fast Californian, breaks An
Arm nt TCrrN HRUtO-BAid's Great Ria.
Ing the Feature.
Sourn BsSD, I'm, August 7.-About
5000 peoplO witnessed the National
Circuit bicycle races under tho auspices
otthe South Bead Cycling Club at the
driving park this afternoon. The
weather was almost perfect. Several
accidents occurred, casting gloom over
the otherwise successful occasion, Otto
ZOgler, OF san Jose, Gala. was thrown,
breaking his lott arm. Arthur Gardi.
ner, Of Chicago, was badly bruised, but
not seriously. ZleGler's injury will pro-
vent him riding again this season, Sum
maries:
Mile handicap. Glass B-A. S. Brown,
Cleveland, (S0l !; y. j. Good, Dayton,
q2O) .; W. DeCardy, Chicago, (9O) 8.
Time, 9:0j.
Halt mile, open, Glass B--First heat,
T.. @. Bald, Buffalo, /; 4, Kiser, Day
ton, second. Time, l;l3. Final. Il. U.
Bald. /; Ray Mcdonald, 2; Otto Negler,
s, Time. l;ll.
Mile, open, class BE. y. Bald, But.
talo, l; I. j. Titus, New York, 10. n.
Murphy, 8. Time, 2;0j.
TWo-mile. handicap, Class B-L b,
Cabanno. ST Louis. (75l l; L. Q. John
son, Cleveland, (7Ol2i Thomas Cooper,
Detroit, (l20lS, lime 4:37t.
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A House kicked II. s. Shaior, OF tho
FrCOmycr House, MidilOburg, N. y, on
tho knee, which laid him ZIP Ia bod
and ruusod tho knee joint TO become
St1. A iricnd recommended him to
nso ChamburRin'B Pain Balm, which no
did, and In two days wRa NbtO to DO
around. Mr. ShRiOr has recommended
II TO many others and Bnys II IL excel.
lont for any kind Of n brulsO or sprOin
This same Remedy IL also famous for
llq CutOg OF rheumatism.
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ptrrsnURon, August Tho Browns
voFo simply slaughtered. Ehrot lcIl
Tho rubber In tho middle Of tho third
inning, KIsOingor taking hIs place. In
that inning, sixteen Pirates went TO bat,
scoring eleven runs on EOvon hits, four
orfor aud four bases on balls. Fore
man was invinciblo. Hewitt took his
pNrs In tho seventh and did Just rs
well. Attendance 100. SoorO;
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Gretchen, wonH heat; BravAdo, FrOl
b., PayOche, BprIis H., DOlmar, AIDE
laide McCircgsOr, JNnniO H., also ran
2i93 class, tFettlHg; PHr0 $1,000 llln'
linIshedl-E Falkland, won healsi Yam
koo Inck, East View, Mias Huron, Fan
njo g., Kate ", zuIeIla, Sable Hurst,
nlRn ran.
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CHICAGO, August latter rest Of
several weeks, the Chicago Fair Grounds
Association, operating AZ Harlem race
track, has arranged to resume to'mur'
row its thoroughbred racing which was
inteTfOrsd with by the Civic Fedora
ton. Hopes Of legislative action in the
direction Of a turf law which would per-
init pool selling on the tracks having
failed, an effort will bs made TO conduct
meeting without public betting.
There will DO many hand books at the
track, but tho association will derive iIs
support from the gate and privileges.
Bacause Of great public demand Tor
racing, 1t is believed that the attends
ance will more than pay tho purses,
That tho hoTsemsn believe this, may be
learned from the fact that over 800 good
horses aro now stabbed at tho track
Public opinion iaYors racing aud tho
management hope to be able to secure
auch patronage rs will warrant tina run.
ninglot the 1000 National Derby and
other stake events arranged last winter
and which have never been declared
off
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MoUNDsVILLE.


A Miscellaneous M0iRuEo OF Minor Mat.
tsrs from NArShat's Metropolis
Among tho MoundsvilIe people who
won't down to New MnrtiuIville last
evening to attend tho Martin.Umstead
wedding Wero: Mr.. J. G. Brock, Samuel
Riggs and wife, W. NJ. Riggs and vito.
]. i. Alexander and wife, u. NJ. Spur
and wife. Mrs. j. A. Boyd and Thomas
Riggs.
MIR. John Chapman, who has boon
very sick for several days past at hts
cottage on tho camp ground, was ro'
ported bettor yesterday. Most Of his
children were cNllod 10 his bedside.
10. Bardall, with his family, left yes
terday At noon TOR Mt, Lake Park 10
attOnd the ChRutauquR Assembly.
Charles Humphrey and Henry Nc.
Connol will mako q trip 10 Pittsburgh
to-day on their bicycles.
Capt A. o. BakOr has returned from
visit to his daughter, Mira l. L. Bueh-
anan, at Chicago.
Tho JOley Oil Company arc putting
IN RIG at Limestone, preparatory to
drilling n vol.
Mrs. Edna Kitchens, Of MorVRntown,
is visiting at tho homo Of Mrs Kuto
Kitchens.
Considerable oil stock has changed
hands within the past TOW days in this
city.
Miss Maggie Carter, of TriadCiphiu, is
Waiting hOrC.
John schwob and family arc visiting
in Ohio,
Tho now oil company has received ltS
charter md will organize Oh tho Goth.
Charles LoudOn, Of Huntington. is tho
guest Of his uiator, Mr.. Frank Wade.
Il. q. Dakun, Of Rosby'a Rock, was In
tho city yesterday on business.
-.
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TRWRg HATTIE, IEp,, August 7,-Ro'
suits OF to.d0y's races
2.90 troi, purse Sl,50O-Cathorine, |
(aix heals)i Margaret, 9; May Morgan,
5, Time, 9;lsh 2'l5t, 9ISA 2'lSH 9;lS'
2;l9i.
2;25 class, pacing, pure 81 ,OOO-Earl'
mont, / (thrse hsats)i Repetition, n
Roscoe, 8. Time, 2'lOl, 21S, 2il2.
9:ll trot, purse 81 ,0O0.-Dandy Jim, l
(three heaIs)i William PsRn,2, lime,
2,l5L 9l0 1,l0h
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T I.1.,5s ..:::...s ! = 5-'S

Earned runs, Wheeling :. Two base hits Ard
rer, Ktff Three base hits, Croty, GlasscocE,
!'eaud Home Fun Kerr Stolen bases, Hlkss'
tck. Conoycf CRrnpAeld, Davis. Sacrifice hits.
BA.l CrOtty. Kerr Davis, FiiZsimmoni .. First
b,se on balls, by Conover y, By CAmp1eld J..
struck out, By Couorer by CEmpheld 2, Passed
bah FiilyimmonA Wild pitches Campheld.
L-lhLtn AInNlnEnnN.
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DlARRnGA should be stopped prom pit.
". II soon becomes chronic. De
Wits Collie and Cholera Crro is eaoc.
tive, safe and certain. Hundreds OF
testimonials bear witness TO the virtue
Of this great medicine. It can always
ba depended upon, its use caves time
and money. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
Ing W. Va, B. L. Peabody, Benwood,
and Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport, o. Z
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IF1FI4T V1DltVIJ M IIItUVENVET'
Tl1usylLLE. Pa, August 7.--The New
Castle. won from TitasVlllo to-day with
jordan in thsbsx. The X-Pittsburgher
was not nit 30 hard as Michael, but his
team made errors at critical stages Tho
score:
TI'psyll, ...,.o....~,I 9.90o o :
New Cls,ls..,..........,.9 0 0 0 2 90 -
Batteries, TituIviiC Jordan and Mitchell; New
Cattle Michael and 9mInk. Base hits. Titusylllc
~ New Castle & Errors, TitusyIlO y, New Cas-
Le3
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THE TWINS SLAUGHTERED.
Two OfDarrah's TwlriSrs Could Not stop
the Bass Hits.

IJ1eial Dlipotch 10 he EHi,lt0nefr
OIL CRY, Pa, August THE Twins
received their worse drubbtug of the
season hero to-day. Hawlev started to
DO the pitching, but the third inning
was enough for him, after which swain,
the ianky Scto college product, essayad
to hold down HeckeEs Hitters. In the
sixth, seventh aud eight innings he
didn't know where he was. The score
wEa as followa:
Twin Cl,isI............O OOOO OI o. /
oil City.............r..-.6 0 8 / 0 I I cd
Base hits. Twin Cities o. oil City ID Errors,
Twin Cities 7, OIL City 3 batteries, Twin cities,
HGwIsy, swain and Briggs; OIL CITY, EAsIon aud
LlnnNhn-
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C0N0YER'S A WINNER.
nina KontuckIau Pitched His Filth
Victory for Wheeling.
II WAS A FINE FIELDING GAME

From tho Wheeling s,andpoInt--Iroa
aud OIL League Gamos-PIttsDHrEh
Won From St. Lanls-o,tn ZIoGlOr
Breaks an Arm at rOrrc Hau,e-rhO
Grand Circuit Races at Buffalo.
Other News OF Sport
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SS>tidl DID1tch TO ne fnt,l!iJenetr
WARREN. Pa, August Tho leaders
had no difficulty in disposiug Of the
champion FrAnkIins this afternoon.
Barrett pitched nice ball, being found
safely only in the third inning. Nc.
DoHgal WaF knocked cut oil the box by
the homo batters and RInehart, fold.
e', substituted. The score:
Fnnklln........ ..........O o . % 90 0 l.
Watrcn-.........a.......,..s0 / l 8 . 4 o go
Batteries, Warren. Barrett Smith and Cooper.
franklin McDOugAl, Duncan, RlhehAh and
BOYD. BAse hits, Franklin d; Warren 10, Erron,
Franklin 5, Warren O.
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IliIA nhCllilrund IN 70 mnulcpby nr. MllCs'
PAIN plhiA "OhO CClitn duiO" ALdrlEglsia.
The Democrat., 1895-09-19
WALKING HATS For Ladies

100 window shades complete with rollers 1oI
o5 cents silk Umbrellas al 75c. Men 5 ana
boys hats at halt value.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-26

PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Chas. w. Ogden has gone
to Chicago on legal business.
Mr.. VIM. Maverick and family
left yesterday for California.
DR.. Reuss, Of Cuero, spent yester.
day in the city.
Mrs. Chas. Scheidemantel took a
short trip to Hondo City today.
Miss Oracle Boyle, one of Taylor,
Texas, fairest daughters, is visiting
her friend, Miss Maggie Koran,
No. 404 Sherman street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-26
A Faithful Boy,

Billie Clifford, an Office boy at the
Bella Union variety theatre, was
arrested this afternoon for drawing
pistol in a threatening manner
on the bartender Of the place. Cliff
ford claims it was stage pistol and
was not loaded and that the bar
tender wanted to enter the office,
which was against the rules Of the
manager, j. w. Klinger. The man.
ager gave Clifford orders to allow
no one to enter the office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-26
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Assessments were raised by the
board OF equalization this morning
as follows: w. w. Lipscomb,
$1,000; Mrs. s. ]. Merrick and j.
w. Trapnell, 1925; Mrs. Della
Mosely, 800.
Assessments were reduced as fol-
lows: Heirs Of Jose james, $475
Mrs. E. F. Euke, $400.
The following assessments were
approved: Norton & Horton, Adam
Keller, Anton Halamuda, Amos D.
Jones.
MUST GIVE NEW BOND.
DIR. M. Lindner applied to the
County Commissioners court this
morning to be allowed to withdraw
from a bond given by him fol-
Julius Ballscheit as justice Of the
peace Of precinct No. 2. The APP.
plication was granted and Ball,
.scheit was ordered to give new
bond.
LICENSED TO WED.
Andres Villareal, aged 10 years
with consent of his mother, n
Martinez, and Maria Losoya, aged
16 years, with consent of hel
mother, Francisco G. Losoya.
Peter P. Kelly and Mary N
Byrn.
John ]. Umscheid and Olga
Froebel.
Walter r. Crane and Ella N
Bacon.
Rufus Taylor and Agnes Jecker
SEEKS A DIVORCE.
Sophie Tams begun suit for
divorce from George Tams this
afternoon, alleging abandonment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-26
Transformers mother Dies.

LONDON, June 26.-Hon. Emily
Jane Mercer, Dowager Marchioness
Lansdowne, and in her own right,
Baroness Marine, mother of the
present Marquis Of Lansdowne, is
dead. She was born in 1919.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-26

-Faustino Cara, aged 40 years,
died yesterday from congestion Of
the brain, in the City hospital.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-26

Total amount of bonds. -. .S409, $50
Sealed proposals will be opened by said
court at San Antonio Texas, at 10 O'clock
a. m. Saturday, July 20, 1895.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
the sum of $500 five hundred dollars In
cash TO be forfeited to the said County of
Bexar, Texas, as liquidated damages In
case the bidder whose proposal Is &C.
cepted by the court fails to comply with
his proposal. No proposals for less than
cred by the court. The court reserves
the right TO reject any and all proposals.
Published by order of said court.
THAD w. SMITH,
County Clerk, Bexar County, Texas.
San Antonio, Texas, June 10, 1895.
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