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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12
Cine @roiuau,,
wel6e Die gridena uub bas OHenbaIten
bon 0arietnsSbeatern am Wilitdrs
Mains unb Nlomosp la3a bers
bietet.

Sci es bur9 ben @tabtratb ber
Siabt San Nntonio bei6loKen:
Section /. SaB es bon iebt ab
fur irgenb eine perlon ungelebli9 iein
iol, irgenb Elm unter BEN Namen
o0arietD Sbeater" betonntes Sbeater
In irgenb einem @ebdube ober BlaBe,
wel1e enttpeber am 0tlit6rs. Mains
ober Mlamo pla3a foBen, obsr in irs
geno einem 9auie, plabe ober auf ir.
genb einem Grunbftid i'm llmtreife bon
einbunbertunbfinf3is SUB bon iebem
iolnen Ylaaa, gu etabliren, 81 balteu
ober au ftbren.
Section 2. SaB irsea6 cine per.
ION, welGe bic Bei1immungen bieiet
Orbinan3 iibertritt, zines 0~ergebens
i6ulbig befunben unb mad erfoIgter
ueberfhbrung Dabon DDr benz &ecoroer
nit elmer Celebrate BON @inbunberi
Dollars fur iebeu einaelneH Sag,
on pel9em elm iol6es ..sbeaier Ell.
firt ober ofen gebalten mirb, be.
legt tDerben fol; ebenfo 1T If.
aenb cine als @ei9dftsfhbrer obei
@igentbimer 0ber in anberer Giaen.
i6aft NIT einem iol6en Sbeater in Ser.
binbung ifebenbe PerIou, uno enblif
aud Der g%igentbiimer bes Sbeatcrs uni
ber gisentbtmer bes betreFenben 6au.
fes DDer @runbftiifes unter ben 8eiiim:
munseu bieier Oroinan3 elmer Straft
untermorfen.
paffrt unb senebmist am /. Seeem'
Der 1890.
Brpan @aIIagban,
Nttefirt: Mapor,
6. g. @Iau6on, 9tabts@Ierf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12
gaKaae nad, Gnrppa.

Ste Mgenturen beg 6errn W. 5.
Ooung, 80. l gommeree . StraBe,
Gan Mntonio, unb SO. SOB Main,
GtraBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anerfanut beffen eurOpdifden Dompfers
2inien. 1err Oouns 1T i'm Stanbe bic
biIIi8ften& aten su geben. CT.
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe geutinf9te Nus.
tunft unb beiorst iebr prompt ale i'm
ibergebenen Muftrdge. Wer mad gu.
ropa gu reiien tpini9t, ober 8erwaaote
berRberfomr1en laRen mill, wenbe ff
an irsenb cine Der ~genannten Mgenturet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

SEER 6. $. Maaer, No. 217 Ohs
6ouiion GtraBe bdlt tets bas pols
fDmmenffe Eager In 3ei@enmaterias
lien, 3apeten, Garben, @las, Gpiegel,
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, JirniRea unb allen
J3ei9nens unb Malersl ltenflien. Rtnf'
Ierii9 ausgefibrte 8ilber un0 Statuets
ten &c. fn6 in einei iebensmertben Sol
Ierie sur Mnifdt unb gum @erfauf atss
ge{felt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
raiionen III bas @ei@madbolfe unb
Reuene bort 3u finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

D@- Wenn Semanb fem uno gu ans
n~ebmbarem Yreife fpeiieH min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffionss@arteu. Die
Gerren Nbeimer & @atl, geiber 6ies
fes Embellishments, balten barauf, ibre
@dfe ifets bolltommen 3ufrieDen au fiel,
len. ale iaiionmdBiser 9elifateiien
Nufiern, Wilb, Slide, @eHtgel &C. inb
brit In Der oelifateften 3ubereitung ole
s3eit 3u baben. Mablaeiten uerben auf
Wunf6 in bic Mobnungen ber 2unben
eeIanbt. Nu6 bietet Der NIT ber
5peiiemirtbi9aft perbunbene Bars
o o M bic beften @etrdnfe. fets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12
Staat Obio, Stabt EoGebo, /
QucuS Commit. S. S. {

8ranfS $. Gbeneb bei6tpGrt, bab ct Der
altere 9artuer Der Girma 8. 8. @beneb C
Co., il, nel6e SeidSfte in Oer s.abt SoIebo,
in oben senanntem gountb unb Stnate, nut,
nab baB befaqte Girna bic Sum,tne bon Elm.
bunNert DpIlarS fit ieben GaI bon &a-
tartb besabIeu ipiro, ber bur6 ben @ebraud
bon SaII's &atarrb Sur nt1t sebetlt
berben fam. Grant s. Gbeneb.
8efdworen Dor mir unb unterf brieben in
meiner @essnloart am 6. September A. D. $50.
@ u. 81. 6Ieafon,
W. 0feutlider Motar.
Sau'S 3atarrb aur pirb innerrid aenp,n.
men uno pirtt brett auf bas gIut unb bic
ldleimisen S6erfdden bes CITIZENS. 2aft
@ud umionf 8eusnife tommen.
s. s. Gbeueb & Co., IoIebo, Sbio.
~ Getfauft bon apotbeferu, Is Ste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12
Seffentlide sln5eise.
Mahnrs Office.

WQD0rs Offiee,
Sun Nntonio, 5. Seq, 80.
9itrbur9 wirb befannt gemo4t. baB
i'd am 20. Sage beg DECEMBER 1890 um
II nbr 8ormittaes In Der 9auptmartts
bale bamit beginner tperoe. Die 6Ieif6.
ftdnbe i'm beiaeten. Martt fir bas Sabr
1891 an ben b69ffen unb beftsn Bieter
3u b~ertaufen.
Seine NnsebOte perben e~utgeseusss
nommen, bic unter ben ponsbem Staot.
ratb feftgefeGten Minimum /. preiien
Rnb. u. 8funj
Marttmei5ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

sS- Ser gIumber S. g.. alttias,
go. 20 4peuue . nabe poif Office,
bat, u;n ben seiteigerten Mnipri9en.
bic on fem @sf9dft selfelt iuerben,
na9tommen su tbnaeu, f6 nit einem
tii6tigen Ga@maune, 9errn Sbomas,
EaHociirt un6 tpirb tuie gep6bnli6 our
3ufriebenbeit bes pubIifums ale auf'
II dse raid e~rleoigen. 9eIepbon APT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

~ Wir baben eineu gloBen She'll
unieres Waarenlagets berfauft, ba6en
aber nod einen sroBen Yorratb an
0anb unb oferiren iebt Dannets arb
Wdbden : Wdntel unb Safets 40 nod
niehrigern Preiien mie porber.
g.. 9eutff $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

" Wenn Sbr sutes trodenes poits
Dat BrennbeI3 brau@t fpredt bar ODER
teftelt per Selepbon BET Der Sunset
Wood Company; he bat Hets bas Bette
I'm Wartte. Selepbou 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

s6g- @ie III bies ginbunoertunbs
finf5ig reue 9anien : 2leiber aler Mrt
BON $40, SIP unb SIS. peroen ale
gum prsife BON So p~erfauft. Wetfeblt
ni9t, boraulpre@en unb lie su beR9tis
gen bel g. 9euti9 & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

Sas- Weue beutiGe 2lnieu, beuti6es
@auertraut, 9iu 8urten. Gin grDBes
Nfortiment BON in Gii9ien einsema@s
ten 6ri9ten, @emilen, 6leif9maaren
&C.; BET 2ouis RunfeL SO. 81
Norb.6loresfraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12
Hoth ffir MHtterl

Dor ttber 5 Sabren idon purbe Mrs.
WiEsIoD's SoDtbing @Drup Bon Mils
lioneu BON Miitterr beim 3abnen ber
2iaber anosmtn5et. Misft Su i'm
56lafe bur9 bas 5Greien zines Riu6es
gef6ti, hos i'm 3atEen iii un6 Dor
G1refsen trsintS Menn 10, late icfert
eiut 8lai6e bon .Wfss, 0insiop's Spo.
tsing Gprnp~ bDirn. SeiH Wsri6 III uns
be3abIbar. Sc nisb Sem fseinsn 2eiben.
ben fofort 2inbsruns psrf6aFen. Der.
laBt gub barauf. Mitter, es lit fein
3meifel sbartbsr. Gs beilt DDienterD
unb Siatrbne, ,egulirt ben Magen unb
tie Nieren. beieitigt Wino Rolit, ers
rei9t ben @aumen, perbin6ett @ntatns
oung unb tdrtt bas gan3e Snfeil.
.Wers. W;nsloms Soothing Syrup"
fiji 5abnenbe 9inter if ongenebm In
@el9maf unb bas &e3ept fammt bon
einen Der 5eIten meibliGen Ner3te In
ben Ser. staaten. Gs it, Bel allen
Drugeiien in Der 9an3en @et sH Dos
ben. preis IS gts. Der 6laf1e.
2auft ni1ts anherss als Mrs. @inss
Inns 9ootbing 5prup.
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Cinderella gaub Store,
Ode OF 5oufonfrabe unO auerae {

@r paneoat& gobn.i inb in
iErem bebeutenb pergr6Berten @ef@dfts:
Total In ieber 6inh6t auf bic Derbfs
unb Winter 9aifon rofberettet. Sic
baben cine bottreffi6e, Nuswabl bon
@tofen fir 6erren, tuelhe Mnai8e nod
NaaB piini9en. unb in ibrem Eager III
N1es bertreteu, mas our 6errentoilette
geh6rt. Jertige Mnaige mad neuefenl
S9nitt in ieber Aualitat uab au febem
preiie; felne ueber3ieber; moberue 9iz
te; unter5eug Der 6aifon anaepabt
tpolene unb leinene 6emben, Rrabat.
ten unb ale bic anberen 6errens Soilet'
ten, MrtiteI. pancoaf & @obn etbal.
ten ibren %uf, bic leiten5e 5irmc ibrei
Bran1e 3u iein, aufre6t.
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Ey- Dos SupeIeulager ber Girma
@ritser Bros. III boppelt 10 reid.
baliis pie b~ergangeues Sabr; ieber
@ei6mad uao iebe 80rIe f6uneu Bee
friebigt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

~ Wer gebiegene Weina@tseei@eus
te taufen min, ioate su @rit3er
Bros. geben, bereu Sutuelens unb
ubreus2ager unffreitig bas %elegantefie
In Der Stabt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

ps- 9ptle RobIen So per 3onne;
WcNlifsr Glod unb 2ptle gemifdt 81.
Serritorn 9oblen bette Quas
Iit6t $3.50. penn: 4Htbracit 6Oblen
$13. gbenlo bas bette trodene Ofens
unb Gorb 8rennbol3 au niebrigffen
greifen BEL @arr & Roberfon,
IA BurleIon>S traBe. $elepbon 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

s6r 2ouis R%unteI, 81 Norb=
6lOresfroBe. bat foeben erbaIten: Ga
I%iiornia 3tnfanbel 75 Gents per @aIo.
ne; 8eras Weiu $l.00 per @anone;
SftBen @aiawba 81 90 per @alone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

~ @rit3er8ros.. SO. 246 90.
Commensurate, oHeriren fir bic Teiers
tage cine briaat1te ausuabl bon Soilet'
tetdft9en, Sob. unb Silberwaaren al
Ter Mrt. Spre9t borl
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ST. Jogobs Del. N

grppftsa, 81. g., Q. @pril, 1890.
ct. Safets gel bette r,einen @ater
i'm iesteit Riasassaa aebnidbrisert 2et'
ben BON rbeuHatif9en Gdmerasn.- Srdu'
Iein Gtare @bits. Az Gpinpfins.Ipe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

sa- Serb. GbeIina bat einen gars
room eriter @IaRe erbfnet @eit.@Oms
mercesStr 239 (frtiber Nettes Gpo'
Stets frif9ss Bier at Sable,
fine MbisfeD's un0 quite @isarren.
Sin gemitblides 2ocal, bas Sober bes
folte!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

1ds- Die Sumsliere gritaer Bros.
246 %. @ommereeiraBe baben fur bic
MISUNDERSTANDING elm 0ussemdbltes
2ager BON Siamnnten, Shmudfa9en
aIler Mrt, ME Brodeu, Nrmbdnber,
Retten, ubren &c. at.
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greiie Yreiiel
YMPP

puppem
nit por5saan . 26pfeH, 9 3Ol, 5Gs
IL y 10 y
fem auge3ogene..,..-.. 4 S
unasrbre6li6. anse5ossn 10 10 y
Is y rs >
feline aib nit Saor unb 3dbne ssisen6,
IL 3oa 9roB............25 @ts.
Eafem, fein beeoritt, per Yaar 10 gs.
Nnppen.S tiible. .25 Sc.
@agem ......5 unb 10
@gpreRs@ asen, b6lserne Nren so
IN siferne Is .
g@amfelpferbe Is @s.
Selucepenea, bon gtabl, lebr ele.
CONT, $3.50.
Gfepbant s@aufeln, fir tleine
Rinber, $1.00.
ale 5pieIio6en gu srHnunli6 bills
gen preilen.
Yam1 @agner.
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MiIrpn, Mifain.@ puntA. @a.

MtIrpY, @ifFin.GountN, ga.
Grau Spbn Gemmin bate 10 Sabre
an @6h,srsen I'M 8iforatb selttten, bic
fe I6 IN Bclgt elmer gerleBuas sussacser
bntts, fe bar nt6t I'm Stanoe su seben.
NaG Ben, Gebraa6e RON spei Staf9en
EGt. Safrbs Sel mar SotRdnbiee 9etl-
alns trfplat.
1tttle @apibss @ise.,2. Mdrs, 1889.
Mttne Srau tilt an beftisen neuralst.
i5en @@ateraen TN @efi9te. sic rteb
baGtlbe NIT ct. Satobs Del elm unb in.
neTbal6 bret Staabtr tparen ale S6mer-
serl perf1tpunben.--Garf S9etbe.
cine STaf9e ct. SatGbs Gel fofet so Gents
sGanf Sluf@sn fir 5000. SIT in ieSer apotbsfs ~
tabeu.
a-..- - m.~.E.
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~ GoRnen, Man6eln, giironat,
feline 8emiirae. 6erner 9slifntefen
oler Ntt bel 2ouis R~unteI, 81
Nor6sGleress straBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

Gs 9ibt fetn tefferes Mtttel segen Rbeumatt5muS
pabmbeit unh Stetfteit her <eper aIs Salpatien Del.
Br.is nur % Gents. 9ei alien Sprtbstsru ,u BADEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

uniern $500 @9ub fibrsn mir felt
s Sabren unb garantiren iebes paar.
Mu1 III Bel ilrs ales in 9amen-. Ger
ren>. 2nabeu= unb Mdb@en : s9ubeu
au inoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12
Ged5S Nabre aeblaQt.

4aftor 81. STUB, Meab @ina, Mian., faal
Elm gutes @ort fir @affer Ronie's Mfrben.
Stdrger, neil ct srfldrt, bab ct Sic Nebiair
iest finf Sabfen btsIeu 2eibeuben smpfctler
bat, inb omar bot f9 bic CUTE @irfuna 6aupt.
f66Ii9 IN einent Sale betpdbrt BEL elmer GraH,
peIde FEDS Sabre lang bon BET epilepIe &c.
p'aat mar.
@aImer, Ran, IA. Mai tss
GrdnIeiu Granger, II Sabre alt
bate bduise unb f@pere anfaae, bic 8eDubt.
Icfafsat tiipbiets ft9 burd sinen Ianteu @drei
an. Sic bate mebrere Sabre lang fe6e Node
Anfdues Grfe Birtung.Be rbatute
Der Anf6IIe bon bererHen DpFi
an. bann aHmdlises NadIahen Der &rantbeit.
&err Gufebtn8 8 a m nj Ell boz ct.
Sofepb, &eufy bate ale Stpei Mrnate epiIepti.
i4e anfdHe. Na6 einem tnr5en @ebraud bon
!R6ntg'6 Nerben. @tdrfer bat er feiuen Mnfnu
Htsbr sebabt. s. GbriFoptorb
DoR gn@ fir glerteuIeibenbe NTH Sebern. bey
Y ntrlanat Irst 5~ngelonbt. uub alruaet an@ Sc ME.
@ttie Mse6iStas ipniSs felt sebn sabrsu bon goftu,
EHSie,srJ 5oTt asegns Suo, 5nbereitst anb lest sltsI
K6nig Wteoieine 60,
10 mefsM dbt5cn ctr. Gbteanp. an.
sssss si ~ Peg glai4t legs tar.~-..SsSo.
Yrsis $1.oO PET GIafde, 8 GIafdsu $500.
Bum gerianf in San Mntouio Bel gSoIbh
Dresb, TO. II, 10 unb 81 Nlamo. @tra6e.
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I6s- 0iemanb brau1t gu %frieren.
Wir baben elm erpBes 2aser bon Gables
galmoral Gtirts unb haben bic preiie
bafir pie fOlst berabgsfebt:
Got perth $1.0O, iebt so Gts.
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W geiet g. 9euti6 6 Co.'S.
Mrseigen iii biefem Bf0tte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-12

" 5 Iebr fein ben IS Gents Bis au 81.
g. 9eutf6&@o "a.
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TIE cHaaLEs 4. yoaElEa CO., saltlners. NJ.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-07
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
RESOLUTIONS Passed by the Alumni
Important Meetings TO be Held.

RESOLUTIONS Passed by the Alumni
Important Meetings to be Held.
The following resolutions have been
passed by the Alumni of the University
of Virginia:
Resoircd. That this Society, besides its
usual annual meetings held at this place dur
ing the final exercises Of the University, will
also meet once in Washington, ID. c., with
direction that this is considered as an ex-
pertinent and that they shall report the re-
suits Of the meeting.
That William d. Cabell, Linden Kent
and Marshall Mcdonald, who are hereby
appointed committee for the purpose,
fix the time and place for holding the meet
ing in Washington city during the next
year, and give due notice thereof.
That each local Alumni Association Is
hereby urged to send one or moro delegates
to meetings TO be held at this place, as well
as TO the meetings to be held In Washington
city, and that all Alumni Of this University
are cordially invited to attend.
in pursuance of these resolutions
Messrs. Cabell, Kent and Mcdonald
have issued call for delegates from
LEGAL associations throughout the United
States to attend meetings in this city on
April II and 12, when 1t is expected a
permanent organization will be effected.
Annual dinner of the Association of
Alumni will be at the Shoreham Hotel
Friday, April II, and alumni who de-
sire TO subscribe for themselves aud
friends will address w. d. Cabell, 1907
Massachusetts, avenue, at as early date
as possible. There will be a reception
TO alumni and their friends at Professor
Cabell's Saturday evening, April 12, at
s o'clock. The programme in other
respects will be announced hereafter.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-07
THE POLICE COURT BIBLE.
The Dummy, Odoriferous and Dilap
dated Condition of the Sacred Bool

The Dummy, Odoriferous and Dilapi-
dated Condition of the Sacred Book.
The Police Court Bible is handled
and kissed every day by from fifty to
one hundred persons, witnesses and
prisoners. The result of this osculatory
exercise is that the outer covers of the
book have become gummy and odor-
ferrous from the breaths of some of the
whisky-soaked prisoners, others with
disease, etc.
81 would not kiss that book for any
thing" said pretty, red. d.lipped young
lady TO CRITIC reporter. II would
rather be fined for contempt of court.
The condition of some of the court
bibles has made me an ardent believer in
uplifting the right hand instead of kiss.
ing the Book. | have never been in a
court, but from what hear of the con-
stantly used legal bibles could never
put one of them to my lips.
There are many others like this young
lady
The Washington critic., 1890-04-07
THE MYSTIC LIGHTS.
They are Relishted in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral.

They are Relishted in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral.
The mystic lights in the cathedral of
the Scottish Rite, 1907 G street, were
relishted at o'clock yesterday after.
noon by the officers of Evangelist Chap.
ter, Knights Rose Croix. The cere-
mony attending the relighting is one of
the most solemn in the Masonic order.
The interior of the picturesque Cathe.
dral was hung with red velvet, and a
choir of twenty male voices, directed
by Mr.. Edwin S. Holmes, rendered ap.
propriate music. OF the 200 persons
present all had reached the eighteenth
degree. No one below that degree was
admitted. This ceremony is not q
Christian one. 1t is older than the
Christian era and has been carried on
ever since the early history Of Egypt.
1t comedies with the Christian Easter
tide and the Jewish Passover cele-
hratiOns
The Washington critic., 1890-04-07
----7-777T77 - 77-7-7-7-=7-----
The Temperance Campaign.

Three temperance meetings under
the auspices of the District Good Tenn
plars were held yesterday. DR.. Z. w.
Kirby presided at the Clabaugh Hall
meeting. The meeting AT Star of Hope
Lodge Hall, corner Of Nineteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, was in charge
of Mr.. james G. Lee and Mrs. Cham
bcrs, while Mr.. A. Kalstrom occupied
the chair at Good Templars' Hall, cor
ner of Four and IA half street and Penn
sylvania avenue, where large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held last evening.
The Good Templars have opened their
spring and summer campaign in good
earnest.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-07
Went Courting with a Knife.

Charles Fox, colored man, was
locked upin the Fourth Precinct station
last night on the charge of carrying
concealed weapons Fox has for some
time been enamorod of South Wash
inGton colored belle and yesterday after
noon be called on her and threated her
with big knife. The woman has never
cared much for his attentions and when
she was approached by Fox Yesterday
she gave an alarm which resulted in the
arrest
The Washington critic., 1890-04-07
WHISKY AND SMALLPOX.
A Unique Comparison Before Father
Matthews Society Last night.

A Unique Comparison Before Father
Matthews Society Last night.
The members Of Father Matthews
Temperance Society, and large num-
her Of their fri ends, listened to tenn
perance address by DIR. L. w. Kirby of
Philadelphia, at Carroll Hall, last even.
ing. The lecturer announced himself
as vigorously opposed to the granting
of liquor licenses in anv shape or form.
He favored agitation and said that
through agitation something would be
accomplished.
ut would be just as sensible" he
said, Ito attempt to regulate the spread
of smallpox by license as the liquor
traffic"
Thomas McSheehv of Ohio delivered
an interesting cold. water address and
music, vocal and instrumental, was
rendered by Miss Estelle McNerhany
Miss Mcmahon and Mr.. George Decker.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-07

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TO JOIN THE MErHoDIsTs.
Perry Carson VIII Enter st. Paul

Perry Carson VIII Enter 81. Paul's
Congregation on. Sunday.
"The tall pine tree of the Potomac"
as Colonel Perry II. Carson is some
times called by his colored friends and
the District Republicans, whom he
represents on the National Republican
Committee, will on next Sunday be re-
received into the fold of st. Paul S
African Methodist Episcopal Church
as convert. The announcement of
this fact by the acting pastor, Rev. DR..
Fitzhugh, yesterday caused something
of sensation in the congregation.
The Easter services at st. Paul's
were pretty and impressive, the interior
Of the church being lavlshly decorated
with fragrant flowers. The choir, un-
der the leadership of Ford W. Moxley,
rendered appropriate music. The pas
tor appointed committee, headed by
Mr.. j. W. Butcher. TO arrange for a
meeting in the interest of the Blair
Educational bill.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-07
A Chanel Dedication.

The new chapel for the use of the
Concordia Congregation Sunday school,
corner of Twentieth and G streets, was
dedicated with interesting ceremonies
at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
interior of the new edifice was hand.
somely decorated with flowers and trop-
ical plants. After the singing of a
hymn of praise in front of the chapel
by the entire assembly, the ceremony
of giving over the keys and unlocking
the chapel doors was observed, and the
assemblage entered the building. An
appropriate dedicatory sermon was
preached by the pastor, Rev. J..
Mueller,
The Washington critic., 1890-04-07
A Horso in the River.

While driving home from the races
on Saturday afternoon horse attached
10 a arig from Downing's livery stable,
driven by George Fletcher, became
frightened and started to run. On the
Bennings Bridge he reared and fell
against tho railing of the bridge,
which gave way and the horse fell into
The river. The animal was fishcd out
and 10 further damage was done.