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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
SUNSET.

{ Typo He'd 10 Answer for FOrgery-NIneral
Wrll' Arrlr,iqg Attention.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
SUNSET TEX. April Our justice
court has been occupied to-day in ths'
examination trial of A. t. Miller,
TYPO lately employed int he Signal office
s.nere. BE is charged with forgery and
the history Of the case is about as fol-
lows; Last Friday evening he obtained
ABOUT so from our business men on orr
oers' which he had forged the name OF J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
sIlEicrnhn Killer >,

The tremendous sales are unprecedented ~, III
is curing thousands upon thousands of peoa5eof1
ali kinds OF diseases in the United states, Eng
land, France, South America, ard Mexico. Let
tiers received daily froh9s snhstantial men want
ing agencies in alIpsSt an foreign countries. If
you are sUtfeuHkftfls only thing you should use
is the ''AIioref}e Killer If you do not want to
be SICK Use the Microbe Killer now and during
tee spring. so as to thoroughly purify your
blood, and you will not be sick. Call ut the Of
fee for circulars giving history of the microbe
theory. The medicine is harmless and very pal
ataDIe. a. c. LITTLEJoHN, Agent,
6l2 Main street. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
Found a Soft Snap.

Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, April Col. John
t. Mosby, Confederate fame, is in tha
city. The colonel has fallen into a soft
position as one of the commissioners of
the Juarez lottery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
CHICAGO STRIKERS.
The PIumb"rs' ard Carpenters strike still On.
The Clgarmskers are Victorious

The PLUMBERS ard Carpenters strike still On.
The Clgarmskers are Victorious
3 :CHICAGo, ILL. April 8.-The plumb
ers' strike is still on. as the difficulties
between two sets of belligerents have not
yet been adjusted. At last nights con-
ference the master plumbers agreed to
pay minimum of IS 90 per day for any
journeymen, and an increase of % per
cent. for juniors. The journeYmen
plumbers are satisfied with this advance.
The juniors, however, who struck to aid
the journeymen, are not satisfied, and
that was the hitch at this mornings con-
ference Of the two arbitration commit
tees.
The carpenters strike is still on, al
though the men Will probably appoint an
arbitration committee this morning to
confer with the master carpenters. The
strikers say not more than twenty men
are at work within the limits of Chicago
to-day.
The cigarmakers hagNwon their fight,
and hereafter theraw1ll be none but
union made clsash Chjcagek lEss'
q y6aetsFae cure Fat Wholesale
- b. WsSiliiag5s 100:
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cLARksvILLR. TEx., Jan. 8, $50.

GAINESVILLE. TEX, Jan. 8, 1890.
Germ Extermina,or Co.. $40 Rusk street, Fort.
Worth. Tex. y. .ssrssass
DEAR SRI hereby certify that ~ sszst
Chas. AlH's Germ terHsifaf6r, after suffer-
ing for over Two St1sFss from general debility,
produced by & eemplication OF diseases, and
after having the best medical treatment with but
ltslesselief. JOHN WATSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
TO sToCK5asw.

The Daily GAzESas can always be found on
sale at 3. 5iseESs news stand. No. 81 East Fifth
strset5hnder the opera house, near st. James
Hotel, Kansas City, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
Corsicana and snutIl

Special 10 the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, TEX, AprA 7.-ThsE9F
sicana and Southeastern sctorss
having received the charter for their
road, met this evening and elected Capt.
Charles a. Allyn president and geAerat:
fhanager; James Garrity vice. presidents;
Charles W. Jester, treasurer, and 81 6.
Damon, temporary secretary. Nego-
tiatioas are now in progress for prompt
survey of the road
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shipped from Richardson.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
RICHARDSON, TEX. ,ApriI7.- Thirty-six
cars OF corn-fed beef were shipped from
If there is good corn crop raised this
year, there will be twlre that amo9ut
fed and shipped from here DeXEsHpfsES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
Rne & STED-FEs1ALE;...s,

REEF fFaNTED-FEBfALEssa ss,sss
S,aoE wanted white ess IS est Sec
y ond street; gaea AT a. ;. Aqsser-
sons. -
HoQE FzEfed. a woman Apply to
ssss.airs HYDE genasss szeheEEy SUISSE =.
" oIzafs G6Fner Main sssd tsenth streets.
p ySa00E-WansedES sseESd cook: white girl pre-
Z ferreag Apply to Mrs. K. La xanZaDdt,
paEtf5wssfcorner Penn and ssy eIten ssLsets
E9YOOK-Wan5ed., a hiteswoTaan to cook. APP
L ply at 1893 Nam street, or at the Residence Of
3. b. Daggett ...s ssss :.
TTOOK-Wantei, first-SiElss cook. apply
~ Union stockysrds. e q 5 Z. IS =
q IRIs- - a1tsd, white gid erss taan Tor cook.
wages, permaReut home and kind treatelsnt to
right party. Address Home, = careof SsszsIrss
IIRL-Wanted, tidy giIIs .. aEsiss in hotfSe-o
" work; family OF sys. SIS East tltLhSS Street:
~ IRL-W anteds 8 white girl torsslsesh ana II1
J ho1seuofk. Apply at 35qss 81 BIAnn's, Alb
East Fourth street
eggTRI-wafltsdss efff to do general houseS;drk
"a in tfgste family, at Quanah. Apply
at AReaue hotel. 49, 50 -
OIRL-Wanted, IaEwfita girl to cook insmal
u family, As1sFass4NF. B., care Sazst5s4..
CIRLsvy gaEted two Gerpaer work in
shetsi.. Coed gsgs sla ADDRESS, ADDRESS, Eish
,reference, caFe k1e t3f8a hoteI. Alqlaa941SSkeN.
n RL4sWanred good girl fog eaosE etc. Good
wages paid. Call as 30 saaeon street.
~ TRL WANIEggseeaff4 TO do general besSe.
7 work orscooE and laundress,ssSEs ssi4
Henderson Street. city. q
1EyfHLS-six or eIghts {Iieea or Swedish
W girls can obtain gs5ai5 private fami-
lies. Address hox Nacogdoches, Texas .1zzs
~ IRI.. Or E5a3R-Wanted, Girl gosSI AFS
STS rot. eFer 80 years old, whitsS sale1t
Eoyse work in small familg$s Rshffig. Call
ION or address. Mrs., frTHerS Celeste Hunt
county, TexaSss4ssy9t C5sr,ts r.
HOUSE, 8fRENWanted house White; no
III washing. 202 Broad gEgs...zz1E--
NFBRSE-Wanted Infdafe aged reliable white
IN nurse at leo St. Louis avenue.
NURSE WRnted, nurse for two-year- old
IN etiadS Best wages to- right oHssssEl ten to
fesfteen preferred. Apply set oneeS 500 West
second street: - = .
DASTRY sGGKAWanted, Qps@S FIRST class
L SpaBtsS cook, white woman pfefaSIed. Apply
az once to S. K. MaEstsHS Exchange hotel,
Oleburne, Texasst.s --
GHIRTNAskEE ~ anted. good bpttonhole
y AID shirt maker at Bottoonl' ee9tstan shirt
faosofs, 51I8 Main street, second AooE
NTANTED-Two chameesn8akds. apply at
w Ellis hotel. q yas, sg3S
M ANTED-MSedfe aged wonAst;pr girl.
M white, for general house WoEE& Apply st
once, as West Fourth gtreeS -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
For Sheriff.

Our present efficient sheriff, Capt. J
Z. Richardson, announces himself in to-
days GAzETTE as a candidate for re-
election TO tue Office etSsheriff. Sheriff
Richardson 3 a nsstFe of Missouri, is
htty-two yea5e ofsfge, and has lived in
Iarrant cOuntytsf fourteen years. Two
years ago ne wf@ nominated for sheriff
by the DemOcVHtat and was triumphantlY
elected. He haS dAyoted his every ener-
gy TO the dutirs of his Office, and has won
the good opinions of aH. A careful bus
mess man. conscientious, conservative,
fearless officer, he studies his duty onIyg5
and spsrforms it, even under the ul6st
yingsFsrvices. He has never held Of
fceybefOre. !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Special Election.
To the voters of the Third ward of the city of
Fort Worth:

To the voters of the Third ward of the city OF
Fort Worth;
This is to certify that the city council of the
city OF Fort Worth, Texas, did at the adjourned
regular meeting held in said city on the Sd day
Of April. A. d. 1890, order special election for
the election OF one alderman for the Third ward
of said city, TO fill the vacancy for the unex-
pired term of E 3. Daggett, caused in the city
council by the resignation of the said E. Is.
Daggett, alderman for said Third ward salG !.
election to be held in said ward Meeday Ette
18th day of April, A. d. 1880. a.. IS ~
I, n. &. EARLY, city secretafyB Of shes city OF
Fort Worth, Texas, hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Is aeEKue and correct order
made by the city co1Eaeff Eas the meeting held in
said city on the,sd dlgA of April 1890, in testi-
mony whereof witness my official signature and
the corp6Satss seal of the city Of Fort Worth,
Texas fHTs the lth day Of April, A. D. 1880.
10y n. x. EARLY,
zesEAL.) City Secretary.
MAYORS OFFICE,
FORT WORTH, April 4, 1890. \
= By virtue OF the power vested in me mayor
.Df the city of Fort Worth, hereby appoint 4.
Matkin as presiding officer of the special cleo
ton to be held in the Third ward Of the city OF
Fort Worth. to be held on Monday, the 18th day
of April, 1890, the same having been ordered by
the city council of said city for the purpose OF
eIecting one alderman from the said Third ward
10 fill the vacancy in the city council caused by
the resignation of e. b. Daggett. hereby
designate the house on the corner Of Sixteenth
and Calhoun streets as the place where said
special election shall be held.
H. BRoILEs, Mayor.
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psLPyE Ea sETED-MALE.-1-

/ BEIP; ysf4 vgIl5EID- NIALE.I-
RARBER4Wa nted, whitebsAisF tsood wages
ADDE'S By 'P = Tex man.
nRTCK w . 80 ;7,o
II b;T- = S5s 'Wo
sHsSHTownsend q en- ifJfffiin. Tex.5f59fs
nOYs-RaSSts3 two b61sEsSoT farm hands
II Address S. S. H9.a5saFa Gazette.
N s5sRFR-yVs;,7s5 - cIoi;do -, Tia 5z7s d.
EI bo,sase $500 ." b.har ssyS1 ~ 81 2
Polius$sSEiaude TeT cS1;sssaSss L. -
TY3RRERS-EaDfa5 F-c7sss bar6ors o7,5
ii orta fi5ssssss ~ ~; 80 80 go az u
II o,cIoSss:sksss - ~ - +1tss ~ u
- -
EessHBEH-A nrst7cas9ast e1rber, with outfit,
REal Icy HANDs-Waassgs lestAsedia lately,
lssssssseen OF twenty pricckssSFfsf hands ana as
$685. i0t 4.
yt, S; t ~ s - bt 1872 u
.-len. 9ngsT to J. r. Minor HessssIs Tex' s'0u
= aFsTvEP VoI7c, mo r,s, ~ af.a;5 -
fbIvorL ,y;SIess 4EssSfion r. dr;ya ds ~ u
wagon, work il Store or anything, 1elses Wiling
CieFSTM AKRRS- " aTIel go Ssood oof,,3oT-..s
" at once nav tl srt Smith nS,iSsT h;II
Steady work8or steady men Bs fsiff5sft.. New
York kailaFs Paris, Tex
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES food carpen terg-17 a.
SO ply to w. TsNstnsore, coutractoE, FSn
heights :aa
VkRPENTERS-Wan ted {tsftesE sfSSfFsf-class car
Ilspenters. None EasTneed annIv The
Williams Lumber eaIfSIv TAYLOR. Tex.s
~ .l77ti 81 o,-o{.F-1sszsls
49, 49,. for tbn On ,sS COCO
f nan i lo[ .lle - ssosi wages.
rt W 4me le station on
one miles SOUTHWEST 81 Fort Wor<j,sSs 3nys
truly. A. n Hecock. <fS.seas ? e''-S
- S7FS:sS - IN w.
Write 10 Ter,n,e s s Nar;dIa, ha TaIl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09

Seedless raisins, ciECons, orange and
lemonSpsel, prunes, jnarrants, dates,
all Ils'~ goods, At EDfts .GEeSP
Co a. s''@'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09

Fresh bread ana butter at Byron s
Meier 'sgrorety.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09

Ssll st GAZETTE business ofice aEds exa1hfne
This papers premium ssszsllss Machine. This
handsome SIS maehIns MD the Weekly GAZETTE
only ". 70 sEgttzlfhe Sunday GAZETTE only 81;
Win me ikslfy GAZETTE only So.
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Z "a Is
SITUATION W<aSf4sz1z = SEks. w
49, Z $3.50
ALES s tstSP ~ a5ted d
- ssa.. oI expeTienee ana 800 refer
eIcsS5 a p9sltlon as saleSi n
Salary no ooleeI. Aoorsss sAg2nore, |: =.
CALESM Wv sst1aeion as salesma1<
~ IN oooLsNsltt sste5e snoelse- OonsIoefaols =
ere Boz Isl Gfa nSiSngsS e.
Sn1ea 8 3 an b1 IN pie
y ment house. M1sA4S84a.p - y the potion.
- go
TIlRAEEk2EPtg 3 Observation-Disclosures csltlon
= - Address NJ S - Coieman'
Ts+ 81 - -
- 7z7 n, ~ - : - 49, 1,oI,e- man
"a ~ ana Fsbts. wSnld ike
nes - 81 - rSsS Ia travel for rsfxss house
RSfSTSreSs sslgfIanged Address, Baker
ssssss usGstine. TeS.ssss ~
ton IS sSysliss Salesman f9Es, Sstessaale
me sta soa s9s s ggpe6 Gals;
SthcrouEh and enerss sae ySssEer. Address = d.
/ L; a6se Gaaast --EI.s--Ss+sz
TYRAVEI1NG7 sALESAAN-Six.SsatsSe tsSpe-
house 5aenf The g Sess P 1f 8 E
~ "a :. - :.
Va 49, Nv " iSsa oar
ZOO s 5 81 s sST1it6
+ -. -; 90 -
9AzEtts o1l ------z;sszeS
NJ IIs'i ~ az ~
cfa5esfs efce' s0ou -iS--s
800 GinSS ssssI
tIi. = itio az trayseltSlo,
-, Ti o. aJi ssiayzsv etgo
80 ~ 60 =. - ASIsSsS this
$ IN! SI, IT. rr NJ 5sS.S
: - : - -, : : = = : r.
W ohA-M sIittsee 9 q :
"H 49, ~ K $50 ~ p -
c =. P'SsS
SeIe S..s1e1eo. ~
WAlTER-5Sifasls6 ms wanted by tw9syoung
s - ~. 5S $500 0-S -
oo-ls u u A11t : = 80 :
w oRK---W allte3,F work Of any Slnds. by q
w yoUngtnan OF nineteen; .R9Segfectlons 70
trayellng: .. d. E.l HSSSSAoeeztsha avenue
Fort N otth, Ie1ssss44 ~
NJ oRt--sss asseS. work OF any klnd e4 e young
w man Sscustomed TO hard woFh.f Z address,
n ~ fHeOarVhey' Olty: s,ss 4 gss!& s
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SITUATIONS ~ ANTED-FEOIAEE
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"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ttGstieti as COM
~ panion by a younes IxesEie no objections TO
travelling; wil(tRgtQ make herself general SsHse-
full; SERVICES secure expenses; no s2larf asked
zA92E<e8 -4-ss ' ., e!ss .= n =. ~
"A GIRL-WautaE a. Hsine m q respectable
"A family, assoiie OF the family Aessss=s Flora
auts ~ ~ 10y Vi $3.50
49, ~ 49, S.l -;
%! tls 70 Ees s,ss
[ COZ SonsaEeener' S,sSIs s65
Pecan. stfSss$F II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
WANTErls.saaENTs


TOLLIESs &EARMSTRONG, music dealers,
~ want one two good statesmen TO work
their trade in Southern and WesteE1a T'eSas. APP
ply with reference at once Address BOB Hous-
ton street, Fort Werth Tex.
M ANTEDzsEfan of education to haSdle
w corps OF solicitors on the rb&d. Address,
Room z6, Powell Duildingss Fort Worth. ,s4zsFs
NAE ANTEDzGwsnty men and 6RsE1adies of
" goodaadress TO take oEG5efs In city. Any
personean make $5stasSI8 a day. Call for four
days. T. Milteus Grand hotel.
w EISsant few more young men and ladies to
Wy Learn telegraphy to take situations on
railroad. For particulars address Dallas Tele--
graph college. s4S Elm streebssp alIss, Tex.
wv ANgED--A gentleman of&Rilg to sell the
w "Psegfess Steam Cooker 1.-the best tSk4g
ever inve1nsG. Address L. j.. So Nls
w. ANTEDAAgents trayslihss &c wholesale
sE4 grocery. drqgSaAd seontsctfoaery line to
handle aquick setting novelty as a side line.
Liberal CONF f6aSs Samples free. StstsiFoute
and Eefa1snses. For full particulars address It?
% Raetnring Co., Milgaukess5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
WANTED-ROoMs.

d OaM-Wanted by gea feman, neatly fur-5
II nfshed room (without Seard) in private
family s1Esfst be within sfss BYscks OF Pickwick
tom ta1e 'sFsSs :. a. ? N -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
PERsoNxE !


pEALL-waEtS, to- hesfs Ysofn anyone knowing
ID wheEsSatfpe Eugene Beall is. He IS tzassss
yeaEs+dfd; an orphan. Any news Of y Sc be
thankfully received by Mrs ksaflgeVer, No
III West ireland street., Fort Worth. State pa
pers please COPY.
nAVID 5B9AZs} member Mining Stock Ezz.
change, IS Bunker Building, Kansas Cft5ssta
Meg Municipal and county bonqsss ALSO 4exss
lands bought and sold. q
M ISIS MARY WIFI Is q bind lady, Vshqs
SlEl travels ftsEpu4hthe country selling eersetss
ETC., ,aqcaf bya girl of tbirbaeh gFe-
.fHFh ShecFitd at once, she has npts ftflfilled
her Proinf to the child s netheFsstFh is very
much worried and anxioay sBouthe By doing
this she will sage5 herself unnecessary Trouble.
The Child s Father. State papers Rtsase copy.
DERS6fEA Any informal csslead to the
i whereabouts of JohnJerHlRan, son of Jack
son and Elizaketh lJeEnigau, will be thankfully
Ieceive9 by seayal 2Arnold, SweetwateEsTex.
SAEAAEE EEInformation wanted Of george
4esTfWhite, Alexander Acker or f5fzey Brown.
anyone knowing such person {gill confer favor
.by addressing Matte Harrington, Muskogee,
Indian Teri terry
YOUNG MN wishes to correspond with one
l. or two Respectable young laaisss69E5ect
acquaintance. Address Amos Eeeser, care
= Graphic, - Yoakum, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
DEsEaEss CHANGES.

BLACKSMITH SIIOP-Wanted, tpt start
L b1acksmith and wood shap I'm Vsoffie place
sThere one is needed4Ss FOR faFther particulars,
address S. c. KslleS, Pafestine, Texas -
HOTEEa2Bos sale, Exchange- hotel in9C51e-
/ AS{hafne. Doing bdSLaeRs 1T $500 per
nfenth. Good opportuRitg FER the right party.
Good reasons for setting. Apply to L. r. Mars
ton propr;etor.s
VALLEY MILLS, Tex, is splendiflgtoHn for
' fntIfiner and dresS akeE.shons here; good
opening. The editor OF the Views can give in
formation.
WY ANTBDzTo trade half interest MS good
w paying business in Fort tW9efh for good
real estate. address, Box 49,, Fort Worth, Tex.
IA ANTED-AgeIfable man to take charge of
w ood,pSyfag business. Able to invest from
500 tossed. Address box $50, Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09

essGd IS your ord rs for the best selling
cigaEfn9ae rEarkt, tEie5ueen Bsesssss8sa
FoRT WORM GRacEKsCo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
sITuAT1oSZs 8 e TE.pI--FEaIAI.1:.

A GsG0MPANION-Want ftEstioh as COM
Il q panion by a Young Ixtss IL no objections to
Address Miss V. s., city. 800
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-03-01
Vol. Ill. |.

which in many cases awaits them at the very door
where they have "wantony" destroyed the prop
erty above alluded to-.
Unjust taxation made this country free once on
time; what taxation so unjust as the tax on t1ae
home, levied by the saloon under the protection Of
the law.
This is case where law does not mean liberty.
The present phase Of the liquor question was
brought about by the same law breaking mothers,
and EVENT. they were put in the calaboose, they
would probably clean it up hang some pictures on
the walls and hold receptions, such as would make
the old Jail walls wonder and Justice blink her
sightless eyes.
"Now, boys, if you don't get away from in
front of my house, shall call policeman"
well, maam, bring your policeman-boys
must live."
"WITH All My Worldly Goods Thee Endow,'
is the title of new English novel, written by
George Washington Moore.
The plot conceyes the idea of this portion of
the marriage service being put to the test TO de-
eide whether or not it means what it says.
1t evidently is sort Of preconceived joke on
the gentler half Of the matrimonial alliance. 1t
certainly is whenthe groom is only distinguished by
his impecunosity and accompanying tailor's bills.
And 1t looks very much like the same joke from
a legal standpoint especially in the State of Mas
sachusetts, where widow is permitted to reside
just one month under the roof of her defunct lord
without paying house rent.
Not long ago clergyman in the Episcopal pull
pit not far away stirred up the feminine mem oers
of his congregation not little by the assertion
that il the word "obey' was not in the marriage
service he would never marry another couple. The
word "obey' has been kept in sight so many GEN.
turtles, that it seems novel sensation to observe
the dark lantern bending its rays for the nonce on
some other clause-caling attention to its signif-
cance
'With this ring thee wed, and with all my
worldly goods thee endow." The groom places
the gold band on the BRIDES finger and then, go-
ing into the vestry, he signs his name-to what?
Inc marriage cerCncaIe, WHICH, Win INC ring,
becomes merely 'corroborative detail" and means
nothing.
All, well; the world seems to be moving on.
Some years ago woman in New York refused
to be married by the Church of England service,
on account of the really fraudulent character Of
this clause. For in those days woman not oaly
received no additional endowment by marriage
but lost all control over her own possessions, even
the clothes she wore belonging presumably and by
law to the husband, who could will them away
gamble them away, give them away, and also all
that he possessed, without means Of redress
although he vowed at the altar, "Wlth all my
worldly goods thee endow."
The crusade in the interests Of the word 'obey'
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-03-01
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, SATURDAY, MARCH l, 1890.

Tile ROCK, ARK, SATURDAY, MARCH |,
during which time she has made study Of the
disease and had experience In hospitals which has
made her capable nurse. She carries with her
on her lonely mission all the knowledge that
modern science has to offer, in the hope that some
relief may be given the banished beings, who, for
their misfortune are none the less human.
What wonder the eyes Of the world are upon
her. She is described as most modest, retiring
little woman, shrinking from the publicity she
sought to avoid
She desired to conceal her personality as other
than Sister Rose Gertrude, but her fame travelled
before her--and what prayers have followed her
The twenty-second annual convention of the
National-American Woman Suffrage Association
was held in the new Lincoln Hall, in Washington,
d. c., February 49, 10, 20 and 81. The audi
ences were large, and great interest was mani
tested.
February II the officers were selected as follows:
President, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton; vice.
president, Miss Susan B. Anthony recording Sec
rotary, Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery corresponding
secretary, Miss Alice Stone Blackwell; chairman
executive committee, Mrs. Lucy Stone; treasurer,
Mrs Jane H. Spoford4 ~audtors, Miss Eliza Ward
and F. A. Hinckley.
Mrs. Stanton opened the meeting with an adj
mirable address followed by Hon. VIM. Dudley
Foulke. There was also very graceful little i'm
promptu speech by Mrs. Stanton's daughter, Mrs.
Harriet Stanton Batch, after which Mrs. Stanton
and Mrs. Blatch took their departure for New
York, from which port they sailed for Europe,
February 10. The convention was well attended
throughout and many Of the speeches we're very
fine, but have been received too late for this issue
Of The CHRONICLE,
The New York World depores the fact that the
best women Of Missouri should become law
breakers in what is termed crusade against liquor
1t says:
1t is time for these women 10 be told plainly
few plain truths. Women are not licensed In this
country to break the laws and destroy other peo-
pe's property at their wanton will. The rights Of
man who sells gin are just as sacred as are the
rights of the minister of the parish. The fact
that women who commit crimes are social leaders,
or leaders in church work, or wives Of prominent
citizens, or all these things together, in no way
justiies any form Of law. breaking on their part
1t does not vest them with any right to interfere
with the affairs Of their neighbors. The criminal
courts of Missouri should enforce these truths on
their attention.
This is timely warning, and sounds very much
like the old lady who puts her head out of the Sec
ond story window and says, "Now, boys, il you
don't get off my sidewalk l shall call ~ ce-
man."
The material good mothers are made Of would
not finch, even did the strong arm of the law