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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

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f6nnen.
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ni9t bermeiben f6nnen, NIT England in
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t6nnen. Sieie 8efirdtung beHdtig'
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Stanlep iebt = b. +. fura na@bem
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Dienif Der 8ritiideO fafrifanif6en Sc
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aIs m08li6 mad @anibor suriidfebren,
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I'm gmin's Mbfdten gu burdtreu3en
uuo oas @eesebiet unb bic Mequatotial,
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Fidern. Die 8orbe6ingunaeu gu einem
ernifen Conflict atpif9en 9euti6Ianb
unb England mdren iomit idon pors
banben =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06
@af;aoe ttada Gnrpna.

Die Q9enturen bes 0errn 50. s.
Doung, SO. l Commerce : 9traBe,
San Antonio, unb $50. 6O3 Main.
strobe DalIas, bertreten nur Biz
onerfanrt beften europdiE1en Sampfer=
Sinien. 0err Oouug 1T i'm etanbe bic
billiglfen &aten gu seber. En-
tbeiIt bereitmilig ie6e septni9te Wus=
tunft unb beior9t iebr prompt ole i'm
iibergebeneu Wuftrd9e. Wer mad Gu.
ropa gu reiien piini9t, pber 8srwanotf
bsrii5erfomn1en lalen min, psrbe fid
Gil irsenb elite oer g%enanntsu Iseniuren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06
gaIifprnias@eine.

Weinliebbaber fiubeu elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
9errn 5. S. Meper am 4lamo
plasa. Serr Wteper fudt bic @eine
an Srt uno STEELE aus ui.h fault brett
aus benz 9eaer ter Beinah1ter. als
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
beften SOrten aus3uudblen. Gr faun
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in bor3ii9li6er QuaIitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per 8alone = frei
tns 9aus 9eliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06
II 6 3.

- Set Den &dntonol > Wabie1 III
gern baben bic 2lberalen 10 9robe
Siege errungen, baB lie i'm nG6I1en
Gantonal Gatb iiber cine beNeutenbs
WSoloritdt berfiigen perbeu.
Ser italieniI6e Senat bot Bal Der
NbfIimmung fiber Die 8iQ CUR &eorgas
iilIatiou Der Woblthdtigfeits ; Nnfialten
Die @louiel obselebnt, tuelde f6 fur
Die BeItreitung gewiher 9tr6ensWuss
gaben ausfpri6t. @rispi t,fldrte bas
raul, oaB er feline &efienatiun eiNrei9eu
tbtrbe. @r ~fiinbigte al, bab ole Sam,
lner aufgei0f perben tpiroe, unb boB
Sarraco 8etegenbeit erbaIten wiirbs,
elm reues cabinet 5u bilben. @rispis
MlflnotguHg beruriahte be9teif li6er
Weiie bic gr6bte Gufresung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

Sn Berlin tpuroe am 4. Wiai bas
30idbrtse 8ibneniubildum bes 9daus
iplelers 2ubmig garnap (9eb. 1912 in
Befb) i'm 9euti9en 5beater e~efeiert
unb bas @sbGuoe mar BON Greunoen
unb 8emunbereyn bes grDBen Gnnftlers
iibetfllt. Seputationen bon ben metz
fen beutiden Sheatern unb bon Sefers
reid, ungarn, &ublanb uno @nalaub
naren anpeienb. Sic 8erliner GnIez
gen Barnaps iiberrei9ten Dem SubiIar
bef1en Butte ols Marcus Nntonius.
Yon Safer Wilbelm erbielt er elm
6anbf9reiben unb oen Grpnenpreen
4. 2lahe; BON 3aren ben 5tanislauss
orben; bonn 8robber3og bon Medlens
burgs5 9ueria unb bem 6iriien 6eins
ri9 bon &euB golbene Mebaiuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06
1889 berbit 1889
/. Hut|1 & Son.
bic aIte uab %bendDrte
Gtien> uno Pol5.
gS e IT.,
Tarbtn=5 Sanfenz@ Gambling
226, 22s unb $50 Worft @trose

--of @@o "np 1oo Otutil : SlIube5
San MutOnio 1890. yerds.
baben ibren Serbi1- 8ebarf bon .. 2anbrctb &
Sobn @arten.. 8Iumen. unb Gelo- Samen ct.
halten, infer Inberem (:
5000 8funb reue @rute 3ub Samen, 5000
9funb alfalfa (9uscrner aleeiamen) ebenfaus
Mansolb @urael, &unftlraben, Mobrruben.
Santen, gsperietts Slice, 8odbara Alee, Saba.
nefii6er alee, Sobnion @ras, 8uFaIo oner
Colorado Sraa, 5aat Rossen, @er1e, Safer,
8eiaen %.
ae9ter ST 8efo 3pisbel. unb Creole pber
2ouifana 2uisbel- Samea.
Isenten fit bic beriibnuten Brinly Pfuege,
&lanet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators com.
bined, Sano. SameuOrils, WfIise nnb Chilli
%batpren, @uf. 9. Sredt 8uri fmaidinsn unb
Builder nteniilien, gbas. Mutb8 Sonia @r.
traetnren, 8ienensR auder, Mef er &c.
Stets aaf Eager Sarriion 8roS. C 60.
Town and Country UNI @ebraud fertia ae-
mii6te Garben, fibren bie1eIbem mebr ais IA
Sabre. irtbortireu @arlabunasweiie, unb fiibs
len nns beredtist mad lansia5riser 9 fatrura
gu bebaupten, Dap O%ieielben bic beFen Sarbea
ftno, bic in biefen, 0anbe %fabri3irt nerben.
SIM October e~rtpaYten 2anbretb & Gobn
rotbe, ipsiSe unS gelbe 8wiebel Seblinse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06
Muf5eheuerrcaeuo!

Der nebersans RON LANCER ihmer,bafter aranfbett
gu rpbuiter Geiunbbett lift etne Gppde i'm 2eben peS
Oteni@en. Sin ipldeS bemerfenSpertbe GreisniB perz
s santS mah mgr SSea nmI S'f s5rt P slan 0 snn igssroM oEIsel Efts
8itter5" lpben. 90 piele perbanten ihre @eiunbbeit
bieiem srpben Seilmittel unb 1pnic. Seer mi. irsenb
elmer srantteit Der Mieren, Ger eeber pber beS Ma9enS
seplagt lit, slei6Siltt9 ipte LANCE, ptrb 5~pfprtise 8elez
runs burd BEN @ebrauf rpn electric 8itter3 ~erlansen.
gerfauft gu 80 Gt8. nnb 81 bic 6lai9e in DretB,
& pm on & Co.'S Mpptbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06
9entide Sob 9rnderei

bon Sobn 9@ott Norb : ptefos
StroBe, gegentiber Paul Waener's
Store, 5mif6en Commerce uno Marfets
straBe, empfieblt ii6 our Nnfertiz
gung ~fauberer 0rudarbeiten in 9eutId
uno Gnglil6 gu Sen biligiten Breiien.
8eseine auf Dem 2anbe nolen i6 Bel Be-
bort sefdQief an ibn tuenben. 20,2,1itp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

= @ie bic nNational5eituue1 NIT
tbeilt, riibrt bas 3etmirfniB amiiden
Stanley uno @min pai6a bauptFd@s
lid baber, baB Stanley ben lebtsren
iiberaa in EUROPA berumfibren unb
ibn mie Elm niloes 3bier ieben lafen
molte. tpogesen ii6 @min Paiaa iebo6
energif1 Diber1ebte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

s 0psel bat ben Stall bon
Bereitr6m & @rap g%efauft uno label
Seben freunoli6it elm, borsuipre6en,
Der pferbe, 8ugeies &C. faufen ober
~bcrtaufen pia. Mit bisiem @el1dite
lit aud bos Der 2siGenbeiiattung pers
bunbeu unb meroen ale MuftrGae
prompt ausBefibrt. AQe Gorten bon
S1rgen tets an 9auo. 20,6,1ip
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06
g. gpuins Manufacturiua

s. s. goains misunderstanding
60, Wo. l, 3, 5 unb Z SHsSOuton=
StraBe, bat Die gr6Bte Nuspabl in
Winbe, pferbefrafts, Dampfs unb
0anb 8umpen alec' Gtrt unb boraig=
li6iter &ontruftion WaHer @6bren
aaer Nrt uebit 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
G~leinbanbel. 9D6rauliihe &ammer
unb WinbmlbIen aQer @r6Ben gum
pumpen unb Mablen inb bort gu ba=
ben Dber tDerben auf 8effeQung beiorst.
GroBe Nusmabl in allen Mrtifeln unb
bi0ige preiie bel g~eoiesenter Quss
fllruna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

: SIR. Gbas. gmorp Smith, Der
ueue ameritanii6e Gsianbte fur st.
petersburg, %fattete Der oeutiden &eiGs=
bauptfaot in @emeinf6aft nit Dem
@rafen Miinfter, benz beutIGen @es
ianbten in Baris, einen 8eiu9 ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

sas- Sc. @obn & Co., s. '2altepsr &
5Obn uno anoere 9~rusgifen miir6en
@bamberlain's 5ufenmittel ni6t ems
pfeblen, menn es niGt gut mdre. IS
1T ipe5iel fir Die 9eiluns BON Grfdls
tungen. Group, 5ufen &C. ~bergsitelt
u1o bas mirfiamite Mittel in foldeu
G1den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

Die 6oeiaIbemofraten i'm Deuts
iden Rei9stage usrben eine 1leue Or.
better S9ubs8ia ~einbrineeu unb cine
Bin our Qufbebung ber &orn 36ae.
Mud baben fie Die NbR6t, f9 in gu,
fuuft lebbaft ON ben @ommiilions : ges
raibuaaen au bstbeiligen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

sar 8elidtigt BEL paneoaF &
8 0 } II ben groben 8orratb elesanter
Nn3iige fir bieie Sailon BON $40 aufs
Ddrts. Die beiten Waaren fir biQises
Gelb! Seine fettige Nn8iige, bon Ben
befeN S9neibera bergeHent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06
Ser Cinderella gd,mb Store,

gde SfsSoufonfraBe unb Wbenue c.,
bieier beliebts 2abeu Der Stabt, bat
feinen neuen 8orratb pon 5ommer<
f6uben fir 9erren. 9amen UNI
Ginber erbalten unb bat cine unbere
alei6lide Nuswahl aler Soften unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : S6ubs
Store ftibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der belten
Jabrifen uno iberbietet Iaes, mas i'm
biefigen Warft gu baben 1T. Spscia.
litdt fir 6erren: Der &odforbsS 9ub,
fir So. @s berlobnt ii9 Der Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store por3uipre6en,
ebe man anbersuo fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

sg IS III ermieien. baB @6ambers
laia's 5%uitenmiitel Bic iderfte unb bette
@tebi3in 1T, Die nod big ieBt bersefelt
purbe CUR 9ei!uug afuter Gals. unb
2uugensGranfbeiteu, tpie @rfdltuugen
unb Group. Gum 8erfauf BET Ct.
@obn & Co., ). Ra!tsper & 5obn uuo
alen Drussifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

= Set Sabren Iinb in bielen Gas
milien Or. Muguif 36nia's 9ambur=
ger Sropfen elm ftduoiges 5ausmittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

Srau 81. perIi6erte uus seifern, bab fe rdbrenr Der
talten Sabres5eit ni6t pbne Or. Suu's 9uiten Sprup
ietn tbnnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

q Maberids 8anf be3abIi A
pr03ent 3infsn fir 3eit. G~epoften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-06

au6 briben in europa bat's MIR
an gan3 perein5elten Stelen blutiae
96pfe gefebt unb i'm N1eemeinen hat
Der alte prafticus Sismard aeGt be.
baIten, tpeI6er bOrausIagie. baB der
l. Mai fir 9eutidlanb gefabrlos Dor.
iibereebsn merbe". Weun Der aIte aarl
Warr ben Snternationaien Nrbeiter.
Geiertag nod erIebt bdtte, or niirbe
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
The Arizona "Kicker.n


We extract the following from the last is
sue of the Arizona Kicker:
Try it Once.-Two months ago the post
master of this town didn't care a cent wheth-
er our mail reached us or not, and every
complaint we made was received with ILL., dis
guised contempt. We brought matters to
climax BY encouraging him to attempt TO
horsewhip u.s. As soon as he had struck the
first blow we sailed in, and his friends say
that he was the worst licked man ever heard
of in Arizona. Since that date nothing IL
too good for us. He sends boy over with
our mail twice day, and every one of our
subscribers gets his Kicker SO promptly that
the paper feels hot when It reaches him.
Msm-If your postmaster won't travel In
the right bride path baete him. It beats ap-
peals to Wanamaker all hollow.
Had to be Done.-Six months ago this
town was full of drunkards and blacklegs,
and professional terrors. Every ono feared
the crowd, and the sheriff himself got drunk
30 often that no help could be had from him.
outl Disappeared! What caused III The
Kicker opened on them without fear or IA
vor. They threatened US. We loaded our
gun and went out and dropped Sam Barlow
with ball In the leg, winged Jim Simpson
at long range, and split Tom Jaokson's ear as
he turned the postofioe corner. We gave
four of the gamblers day to pack up in,
AuInisheo tno Hope tEns uunR JACK DehVeIe,
and 1t was our gun that went off when Dead
| wood Hank tumb!ed from the bridge.
Last night the representivs citizens of the
| town rendered us q banquet and presented
ne with an ice pitcher a. a token of their ap-
| probation. Readers may look for full report
in our next iesue. Thanks, gentlemen. We
don't want to run the town, but we've got q
sneaking notion into our head that II must
be made cafe for q plule to walk the length
of Apache avenue night or day. Westward
i the star of empire takes ito way, auu We Will
say right here before we forget 1t that If
Charlie Thompson. bartender at the Gray
Eagle saloon, doesn't drop ont of eight be-
fore Saturday he'll stand prime show OF o
grave In tho sand pit
| Lo, Poor FlyI-Our readers will bear wit
moss that we refer to our contemporary only
| ct long intervals, and then In the kindesl
| manner. On the contrary, he devotes much
of his space each week to personal abuse of
US. We have no quarrel with this poor old
fly. We pity him. Whenever We see q man
intended to run side show of wax figures
taking up Journalism instead our heart goes
out in sorrow. We realize how he must feel.
II is like jackas rabbit trying to pass him
self off as a buffalo.
The poor old fly sent US word the other
day to look out for ourself, as he intended to
shoot US on sight We borrowed q squirt
gun OF o boy on the street and went over to
the Lame Duck Office and stood in the door
of the sanctum and squirted the poor old in
scot out of the window. He didn't even
stop to argue the case, nor to throw paper
weight. Then we counted his subscription
list, found he had one hundred and forty
| three subscribers where he claimed nine hun
dred and eighty, and went away feeling moth
ing but love and pity for him.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
OF MUSIC TEACHEns
Tho PapsrsiRead at the session Yesser
day I'm Hartford.

day In Hartford.
HARTFORD, June 4.-The exercises of the
convention of Connecticut music teachers
which is being held in this city were contin-
ued this morning at Unity hall. At 0 o'clock
a paper on "Chorsl Societies" was read by
Mr.. L. P. Mccormick of New London. Mr..
F. A. Fowler of New Haven read paper on
"The Study of Harmony as help TO Piano
and Vocal Study" Mr.. Irving Emerson of
this city gave a statistical report of music
| teaching In the public schools OF Connecticut.
Mr.. Benjamin Jepson Of New Haven fol-
| lowed with paper on "Vooal Music as
Regular Branch OF instruction in Public
| Schools"
| Al 1915 An excellent musical program was
carried out by Mr.. Arthur Foo;e of Boston,
violinist; Mrs. l.. q. Lancy of this city,
soprano, and Mr. N. Il. Allen, also of Hart
ford, organist and accompanist.
| To-days Hartford Post says: "Mr. and Mrs.
| E. A. Parsons each played a group of solo
| pieces, the former playing his own compose
lions, which, while not strictly classical, were
nevertheless greatly enjoyed. Mrs. 4. d.
Dutton of New Haven sang the Jewel song
from Faust" with the greatest of ease and
perfect self-control, even when the electric
lights went out for second or two and left
the hall In black darkness. Miss Susan
Hawley of Bridgeport, contralto, sang q cou-
pie Of French songs with much nerve and
dash. All were charmed with the violin
playing of Miss Florence Cook, who rendered
Areverie by visuxtemps. She used won
derful Bergopzi violin at least hundred and
6fty years old and formerly in the Duke OF
Cambridge collection. It IL now owned by
closed with . piano duet by Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
AFATAL CLIMB.

An Employe OF the Sea Wow House
Found with HIS Neck Broken-He
was Int0xicated.
Ira Hubbell Of West Haven was surprised
and shocked to find the lifeless body of
man early yesterday morning lying at the
foot of the FIRE escape ladder of the Sea View
house, Savin Rock. The body, upon inves-
tigation, proved to be that of Luke F. Nc
Laughlin, employed at the hotel ~ porter
and general useful man. He was twenty-five
years old, unmarried and his home il in New
Brunswick, N. j., where his parents reside.
DR.. Wilson was summoned Immediately after
the finding Of the body. He found the neck
| broken. Medical Examiner Barnett was also
called and took charge Of the case.
Coroner Nix made an investigation. In
his opinion the mans death was accidental,
| having fallen from the ladder while in an
( intoxicated condition.
Mclaughlin had been off the night pro
vious on earouse and returned after the
house had been closed. His room was or
the top floor and It was customary for him
to enter BY means Of the FIRE escape when re-
turning late. He fell, probably, while try
ing to step from the ladder into his room
and death must have resulted instantly a
the mans neck was broken.
Mclaughlin was q good worker and hi
| only fault was his fondness for drink.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
CONNECTICUT MBN
on ON tho Excursion 10 Pisssburk
Kansas, Next Week.

on ON tho Excursion 20 Pisssburx,
Kansas, Next Week.
Among the party who will leave here next
Monday afternoon for Pittsburg, Kansas, are
ex. Governor Thomas NJ. Waller of New Lon
don; Charles W. Baldwin, banker, Boston,
Mass; g. II. Stou2hton, treasurer Thomas
ton Savings bank; w. II. Childs, ESQ.,,
Manchester, Conn; William II. Sears aud
Henry L. Hill of a. L. Hill & Co., bankers,
of this city.
The party will be in charge OF Hon. VIM.
D. Ford of Pittsburg, Kansas, who arrived
from Boston last night. Following is q
| recent item from the Pittsburg Daily Smell
ter:
Major w. D. Ford left yesterday for two
weeks' absence In Boston. He took with
him large trunk we'll filed with scenic
views of Pittsburg and its surroundings, and
various papers descriptive of the town and
county and Its wonderful resources. The
major is one of the best informed men in
such matters in Pittsburg, and the good that
will rebound to this city from his eastern
visit In the way of interesting capitalists to
como here will be felt in the near future.
His thorough acquaintance and well known
honesty of purpose In all things cannot help
but do good.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
He Beat Won M0ltke.


General d'Hautpoul, of whose death we
are informed by our Paris correspondent,
was once pitted against Count Won Moltke
and beat him. General, then Captain,
d'Hsutpoul was then, In Louis Philippe's
time, the head of Ibrahim Pasha's staff
He was also aide de-camp to Soliman Pasha.
Count Won Moltke was the virtual command
er of the Turkish army at Nezib, a. was
General d'Hautpoul of the Egyptian army,
of which Ibrahim was the nominal chief.
The Turks were routed, owing to the skill
and foresight of Captain d'Hautpoul in Co.
cupying. as he did, the position dominating
the road to Aleppo. The Intervention Of
Europe alone saved Constantinople from be-
Ing entered by the Egyptian army after the
defeat OF the Turks at Nezib. General
d'Hautpoul was sent by General Trochu to
Versailles In 1871 to negotiate an armistice,
and met there his old foe, Moltke, but re-
fused to sign until informed about Bourba-
ki's army. General Walden then took his
place and signed and Bourbaki, to avoid be-
ing captured, was forced to retreat in haste
into Switzerland. General d'Eautpoul was
the last Of the French military men who
helped to build Mehemet Ais Egyptian
army on European model.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS.

The winner Lass Year OF tho Title
Champion OF tho New Haven Lawn
Club Maintains His Prestige.
The match for the championship of the
New Haven Lawn club was played yesterday
at the clubs grounds on Whitney avenue in
the presence of largo and enthusiastic as
ssmblags. The contestants were Robert
Huntington, the winner of last year, and
Frank Beach, who won the tournament re-
GENTLY held. Huntington's superiority was
plainly visible and there was not much
chance for Excitement until the spiendid
rally taken BY Beach In the third set. Hunt
ipoton won the match by the score GA, 81,
1913. and retains the championship for an
other year.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Grand CouncII, TcmpIe OF MoAor.


MrppIxrowN, June 4.-Ths grand council
Of the Temple of Honor opened in this city
last night. The delegation, who came from
oil parts of the state, were met at the depot
and escorted to Eureka hall, where the ooun-
oil Ia being held. This mornings session
was called to order by w. T. Baldwin. Sew
sral new members were initiated, after which
the reports of the treasurer and clerk were
read, showing that the council was in four
ishing condition. The election Of officers
followed and resulted az follows:
u. O. O., the Rev. j. w. Denton OF New
Haven; O. s. of g., g. r. Morris Of New
London; q. J. of c., E. A. Porter Of Wind.
sor Locks; @. r. of O., w. ]. Rawlings OF
New Britain; @. T. of O., John 7. Hopkins
of Middlstown; grand chaplin, Fred Pebbsla
of Windsor Locks; G. N. Of O., Uriah KsliaI
of Ansonia; G. P. of O., John D. Butler OF
New London ;grsnd representative to supreme
council, Rev. J. w. Denton of New Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Court Notes.

sECVLAh LAW VIOLATION.
David Demermosky, charged with violation Of
the Sunday secular law, keeps a store at 80 Oak
street where variety Of articles. including soft"
drinks were vended. Officer Cowles saw persons
the day preceding, and calculated that the pro-
pristor observed no Sabbath Mr.. and Mrs. Dem
ermosky explained they had several ,arders and
also kept closed Saturday. They were discharged.
CATHERINE HEALy's KNIFE.
Catherine Healy's husband, Patrick, Of 1875 East
street, testified that his wife assaulted him with
butcher knife during her rampage on Tuesday
This, he said, the third time she had assaulted
him with the same knife. He expects to lose an
eye as the result. She given sixty days in jail
AFTER THEIR RENT.
Patrick and Catherine McMahon Of IL Myrtle
street have brought suit against Patrick Corbett.
whose house Is on tho corner Of James and wolcott
street, ito recover So for rent. Justice David
Callahan will hear the facts on Saturday.
ALleuoR CASE NoLLnD.
The case against Antoinette Wheeler Of 50 Crown
street. alleging violation of the license law,
yesterday nolled on pay ment OF SIS. 81 oos's.
cease COMES ON THIS MORNING.
W. J. Atwater q Co. have begun suit against
the Now Haven School district to for a loI
OF writing paper furnished the public schools. The
school district claimed that the paper furnished
was not up TO contract and refused to pay for 1t.
Every school principal In town has been summoned
TO appear In the court OF common pleas this morn
Ing when the case will be tried.