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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir bas no.
@emblatt $3.50.
&eienb BE " euten:
s. g. 8mi@.
@2. S@prpbinb.
GOT a s.
9ases @bruntf.
5. Suni.

5. SUM.
1855. Der beilise 8pnifaciuS bon BEN Grie'
len BET Sodum erI9lagen.
1916. Garl v. erSffuet ben &ei4stas in
GuSsbure.
1868. @smont, Stattbalter bon Slanbern
unb 8btlipp bon Mpntmorencb, @raf bon
Soprn, IbmiraI Der Nieberlanbe, gu 8riHel
%entbauptet.
1859. @orrns BON ben Gran3olen berbrannt.
1923. Nbam Smitb (Staatswirtbid.
S9r;ftteler) seboren.
1906. @rbebune bes 9rinsen Souls Napps
leon 5unt &Dntg bon 9plan6.
1915. Sriebri9 4u9uit, &6nis bon Sa9ien,
febrt aus Der @efdngeni9aft suriid.
1926. &arI Marta bon 0eber geitorbetl su
Spnbpn.
1851. @arl9auer grotpfoH. 4ublanb ents
fast feinem Naiprud auf S9lesmtg- Solfein.
1855. Die &ufen raumen Anapa ont
@rar5en Meere
1859. @ergebIide Grneneruna bes Samples
Bel Masenta. Die Sefterrei1er rdumen Mats
Lamb. Die Garbinier (@ictor Gmanuel) be-
FfeSen es.
1864. Sdladt BEL 4iebmont, u. So.
1865. Sberrtat befebt Mdfportb Station.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05
Mns Mertte.

- Gum prdRbeuten bes Oberlten
@eri9tsbofes 1T Gehor francisco Mars
tines N~rrebonbo ernannt tporben.
= Gum Ha9foleer Der tir3li@ uer'
Rorbenen Ginan3minifers 0ublan uirb
bermutbIi9 @eneraI Mena, Der fri'
bere meritanil@e @eianbte In Berlin,
ernonnt uerben. General Mena III
elmer be. intimfen Treuube bes prdR'
benton Dia3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05

Su Seferfon. @arion @Ouatp,
bas ii@ felt etma Sabresfrif gu neuer
8Iatbe au erbeben anfdngt unb gum
ameitbebeutenbfen SnouftrieplaBe bes
Oateranii@en gilenOifritts gu ents
pideln berfpri9t, bate ber erf bOr
Ru1aem bon Der "Lone Star Iron and
Steel Co." In 8etrieb geiebte QO@Ofeu
mdbrenb bes ganaen lebten Monates
bic Mrbeit einteletl mtfen, neil es in
GnIse Der l1n3uberldifsteit Der Negers
0rbeit, auf tpel@e mon bort bauptid@'
lid angemteien NOR, on Der n6tbigen
&rbeitstrqft febIte. @ie elm 8eri4t
bonn 80. Wfai melbet, TT es ber @efeas
idaft gelungen, fa6ti@tige Nrbeiter
aus benz Norben al bei6aGeu, 10 bob
bic Mrbeit i9on in ben nG9fen Sagen
tuie6er aufgenommen tueroen fam.
Der prafbent Der @eieQi@aft, 0err s.
VI. Brute, al eIei6er 3eit aud Der @e.
f9Gftsleiter Der 9o9ofen > nnterneb'
mung, III ioeben bon elmer Reiie mad
Bolton, @bicago unb anberen puntteu
i'm Norber 3uridsetebrt, no er nit ben
6aupt Nttieninbabern Der @efelf@afl
bsrbanbelt bat. unb tbeilt ais @rsebniE
oiefer 8erbanbluugen nit, bas es fr
gut pie bei@Iofen lei, iGon in Sc,
nGdfen .3eit in Seferion grOBartist
Merte aur 6erftelung bon Stabl anau.
leeer, 6eren 8au auf bic Summe bon
elmer Wilion Dollars berGnIAla9t lei,
gs eetpinut INNER mebr bas Nusieben.
/ uls Oh cine neue Mera Der 8liitbe flu
bas alte SeFerIon anbre9en iOute.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05
Gin MprS ani benz 3uae.

O~O~
BON @otuua tpirb eine traurige unb
betla9enstpertbe Begebenbeit beri@tet.
tpel@e f@arfe 5@lagi@atten auf bas
INNER nod mifte unb milbe Sreiben
Der 8ieb3u6t.@ ountie pirft, no Sober
ieoen Wugenblid bereit 1T, bic 9anb an
feline WaHe gu legen, UNI nermeintli@es
ober tpirtli9es nnre9t bur@ 8lut obs
auwaiden.
Nuf benz 3uge BON pearlul nod @os
tula befanben f9 %. s. 8owen. ber
&ebotteur beg r@otula 2ebger" unb
ieit gruoer Us. S. Bomen. Auf ber
3mif9enftatton OiueD fieg Der Wieb'
ai9ter VI. q. Mlee elm, I'M nod gnct'
mol gu fabren. st begab F6 tn bic
Damen'@ar unb bemertte bic Botuen's.
3ptf9en ibnen befanb cine alte Jebbe.
Wie Nlee er5dblt, mar iein erifer &C.
oanfe, bic Gar gu bsrlaRen unb In eiae
anbere gu Beben, um ieoen 3ulammens
toB 3i bermeloen. Damn ei1tt@teo er
fb aber gu bleiben, um Der bettebenben
Geinbi@oft tueger ri9t auf einen be'
quemen SIT ber3i9tea 3u miiRen. Ils
ct bur9 bic Gar f9rttt UNI tn bic Ndbe
bon gouett tau,, erbob F9 oerieIbe
pl6Blt9, 5og fetuen 9epolper unb
f%euerte, inmitten al Der pafasiere, ets
men S6uB cuff Nlee OBJ, Der febIsing.
Nlee fprang auf BoDe1 au, er8rif beis
fen 9ano, tporin er bic Maf|e belt unb
i@oB nun ielbf 8opeu auerf In bic
8ruf. 8omeu panb feline 6an0, oers
fu@te i@ fret au MAIDEN unb feuerte
nod awei Mal. SAT- our felben 3eit
ri6tete nun aber NQee ieinen &ebolDer
gegen Boueus 2opf unb braGte Tim i'm
@anaen bier e@lHe bel. norauf Bomen
tobt umianf.
5. Bouea Durbe in3Dif9en i'm Nrm
beruunbet. 8ermutbli@ tpoIte ct feiz
mem 8ruber gut Ollie tommen unb fan6
feinen @egner in benz We9leiter Ilee's.
einem Manae Narlsns S. Gpons. 9o6
bariiber liegeu feline befimmten Mits
tbeilungen Dor.
pie Mufregung uno unrube Der 3obls
rei9en pafagiere, beren 9eben In gro'
Bet @efabr Dar-es miiien i'm Ganaeu
alfo 9-11 S6aRe abgefeuert Dorben
fein : l1Bt f6 eber benten dig be-
f9reiben.
Sn pearfaq ibergab 14 Naee benz
Sheriff unb bic 9ei9e bes @bitor
8oDen tuurbe nod Gotula sebra6t.
u. .. NQee bat bereits mebrere
Moroe auf benz GepiRen. Dor feds
Sabren t6btete ct 6rant Nbooes in
Pearial. 5pdter erf@oB er a!s @es
bRlfsmaribal uuter &anfin ben .bes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05
Ger erfte ghritt.

gieuet&t 1T Sbr games Ssjtem anber Or6uuns,. ete
fIunen nidbt eHen, midi i%lafen, nt4t nenten tlrt,
fraaen fh .~rftannt, mas Sbnen eisentlt4 fetIe. Ste
Ipuien zine iol4e 9sarnuns uiGtunsea&tet Iafen: Das
III Der erfe S@rttt 81 %ansemetner Nerpsn. 3errhttruS
Glsetris : BitterS rerbe STE Nles fabsn, mas sur Sers
ienuns bes nathrli&en 3utanbes Sbrer Rersen notbts
lit. neberrGI4eube @eiultate folsen BEN @ebran@e
Der, bi Serbauuns ppadebt f& rieber tn ~eereSeuer
Sgeife unb 2eber nnb Nteren nehmen TIRE TbdttStet'
pisber mite frhber auf. Man periuHe etne Elai&e.
Brets so Gents Bet u. Dretb, Tbompion u 60. UNI
alien anpereu Hppttetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05

= RaiIer Wilbelm II. bat bic bonn
2orbsWsopor an i'm ergangene Ginla'
buns au etnsm erOBen 8autett In @uilb.
6ou p1brenb ieines 8eiu9es Der
>, Deutf9en Musielung" In 2onoon
angenommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05

= 9as BefinbeH bes eana6if9eu
premier $ WiniRers Sir Sobn MeDO'
nalb bat fi9 oerart ueri@Iimmert, bab
on cine Wiebergeneiung faum su beus
fen lit. ST Ieibet an elmer aeuten 6eras
trantheit,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05
Nptia fir gtener5abler.
San Nntonio. 80. Mai '91.
Office bes Staot MEefors,

2ampmann. @ebdube. 3immer 40, }
Die Btirger tperben bierbur9 bena9s
ri@tigt, baB bic ftdbtii@en Steuersgin.
f6dBunss=2iifen nit Der Nngabe oes
feuerbaren @igentbums (peri6nli@en
uie @runbeigentbums) fur bas nit benz
l. Mdrs 1891 besinnenoe Gistal'S abr
iebt bollenbet finb unb Bis gum 81. SuIi
1891 CUR alsemeiaen giuli6t Ofet aus.
lieger tperoen.
Nue bierpon betroHenen perIonelt
tpsrben bierour9 bbHi9t eriu@t, f9
bel Dem l1nter3ei9neter 3u melber uno
ibr teuerpfi@liges gissntbum anauge.
ben, ME es bas 8efeb un6 bic beftebens
ben fdbtii@ea 8erorbnungen berlansen.
@uftab Gra9,
St6btlffer NReRor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05

- unaefdbr sspei Sabre lit i'd an
einem afbmotif9e 2etben, purbe fe'
bod bur9 bic NnpenOung bon Or.
Mugut 36nis's hamburger 8ruftbee
polRdnbis sebeilt. = @ilbelm 9aieu'
ieufeI, 65 Geniueer.S trabe, &o@eifer,
u. D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05
.Noti5
in Sesmg amf @mmSe.steuer
Oftits hes Gin @nlIettors

0TTtNS Ut9 VfY VUWtLIUI9t
Sun NntsHin, 20. Mtai 1891.
9uuhe. Giecnibamer perben bier6ur@
aufatfOtbert Der benz Is. SUM- 1891
BIZ fefigsiebte banbtffeusr i'm 8etrase
bon so Gents fir iebsn puno gu ent
ridtsE. Wiit 9lnben. pel6e nod benz
~9snanutsn Datum o9ne Steuermarfe
aaf ben 5iraBen aufesfangen tuerbsn,
Mrs in Der bur9 Rag @sfeb anseorb.
neien Wsiie oerfabren per6en..
2ankleute, wel6e ibre 0unbe nit
fi@ sur 5tabt brtnsen, mHRen bielelben
bi9i bel ibren Gubrmerten. balten.
B. &if@e IT,,
GitD Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05

D6r @enbet gu3 an 6bafer 6
8raben, plumbers. fir Offces
&dumli@teilen. 80. 29 Weif > @oms
metee . StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05

az D5Fces3immer ,u bermietben Bel
6bafer & Braben, plumbers,
80 Weff. @omnttrce.S traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05
Grnuoetsemtbmms . uebertraammseu

Abams & @ides an bic Deuti9'
AmsritoniI@e Gag @eieDi&aft. swet
@runblilde an 2eona Street; $4,000.
D. q. 0ilebranb on SEQ. 8. 9arts
neil, 8 Grunbftide am proipsct Oil;
81, 1921.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05
Sega =.

- Wie uns infer &eiIenber, 6err
Wf. e9orObinn. aus Comfort f6reibt,
1T man bort bamit beIdGftiat, @eIber
tir ben 8au elmer Rir9e gu lammeIn.
Sls9er NOR mon bort ni9t r1ur obne
&lrde, tonbern au@ obne Mo~Dotaten
tro Ar3t gan3 gut ausgetommer unb
bate In f@6niter 6armonie aeIebt.
Wirb bas aud 10 bleibeu, tuenlt crit
Der 3ontapfel bes GonfeiRousbabers
trtter BITE gemobner bieies freun6Iiden
Stdbt@ens getuorfen tpirb2 Nu@ in
TrteortGsburg gebt tebt cine ile1e
Rir6e ibrer 8olenbuns entgegeu. Sc
1T bies bic eDangelii@ 5 protstantif@e
Qeilige Geiit Stride, on tpel@er SER
Paffor 9e Seller tpittt, elmer ieuer me-
nigen prebiser, Die ibr priefiertbum
unb TIRE 2ebeus : Nufsabe ri9t in Der
OreHur Der ibnen anbertrauten Geelen
gum blinoea 8u1fabeneIauben er>
bliden, fonbern in ber 8tlbuug BON
6er3 unb Semitic unb in Der Crate.
buug 81 ieuer ibeaIen 2ebensaufaTung,
beren Srdger bas @ute leiner fel6(f
tDiuen tbun, unb ni9t aus GurGt Dor
epigen 96aenfrofen Dber in Der 6ofs
nurg out eDige 9immeIsfreu6en.
Dd6ten ole rOiener bon gottes Wort"
10, bann wtiroe es nit ber gertuirt.
Ii9uug ber Sheen bes 9errn b. ggibp,
bes WerfaHers Der n@rnften @%ebanfen",
Del@er bic @rtinbung. elmer drift
li6en @inbeits Stride, bic ousi9lieBlid
auf ben reinen unberfdIi9ten 2ebrer
bes groBen eittenIebrers Seius BON
Na3aret9 betubt, anfrebt, tetne 10 aros
Ben 94Dierigfeiten 6aben.
: Die Sirettoren Der Sefas Worlbs
5air @Rociotion baben bei@IoKen, bic
Nttien. @ertifitate fir bic aufsubringen=
ben 100000 6rudsn au lofen. Mm
s. Sum- perben iie f6 in corpors nod
Gbitago begeben, UNI ben pIab aug u.
tDdblen, auf welGem bos teraniide
Wusfelungsgebdube, betanntli@ cine
Na@abmung unfetes @apitols, erri9tet
perben ioll.
Die beim IeBten Geuer in 6ou,
ton absebrannter, p~ertlagen bic Wal=
iernerffompagnte auf S6abeneriab.
weil fe 3ur 3eit tein WaRer lieferu
t0nnte.
: Mit Der 9ersr0Berung ber Sc.
flung Neu 8 Breifa@ I'M glla6 1T man
gegenwdrtig bei9dftigt. 3tpei Sorts
tDerbeH er5aut, ems BET 8tnsbeim, bas
anbere bel Nlgolsbeim, tpeI@e aufem.
men nit benz ON &bein %geIeeenen Sort
Mottiet beffimmt Rnb, ben 6ein6 aidt
10 nabe an bic Stabt b~eran3uIaKen.
Nn Der 9auptbertebrsfraBe oes ba6iz
i9sn Oberlan5es nod benz gIiaB unb
am &bein=, &bones unb Neu 8reiIa.
der . &anal gelegen, beberri9t Meu.
Sreifa@ bieie @erfebrsabern. Die
neuen Sorts merben nur tpenig i6er i
ben grbboben berporragen, benz 6eiuoe
miibin nur elm gerinses 3ielobteft ab.
geben, bagesea aIs 5ttbpuntt fir un=
ternebmungen gegen einen feinoli6en
00rfoB bon BelfDrt Der gu bilben ges
eignet iein. Neu 8 8reiia9 tDurbe i'm
Sabre 1870 gum erften MaIe beIaaert
unh ~tapitulirtp mad etpa elmer Wo6e,
ua6bsm Sort Mortier apsi Sage brr.
Der gefa0en NOR. Mn9elegt ipurbe bic
Seftung 1899 BON 8aubaf1 sur Inter.
ffhBung beg Sorts Mortier, no6bem
2ubwis XIV. Breiia3 an o ferrei6
bate obtreteu mtiRen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-05

@aH abrsiFre an Dber ipre@e Dor Bet
u. N HATHAWAY, M. d.,
unb 81 Bef= gpmmerseftrafe, Gan Nntonio, Tesas
cine 2reppe BOD. 2O,3 ,tupli
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-03-07

The reilroad is open again for busi ness. The passenger traia arrived to- dav.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-03-07
ETURNS HAIR BLACK.

Even White Hair Altered by the Use of k<- .qS Jaborsndi'
 g Dr. Prentiss has related to the Lon- don Times a remarkable occurrence fol- lowing the use of jaborandi. The pa- tient was woman aged 72, who had Snow-white hair for twenty years. For the symptoms of ommencing ur@mi, due to contracted kidney, 20 or 30 minims of extract of jaborandi was pre- scribed several times daily. | The drug was taken from October, 1888, to February, 1888. During the autumn of 1887 the eyebrows were be- coming darker, and the hair of the head became also darker in patches. This continued until the patches of hair were quite dark, contrasting with the natural patches of snow-white hair. The hair did not universally change before her death.
 [ In 1881 Dr. Prertiss had published another case of kidney disease-pyelo- ne-phritis - treated with pilo carpine. The hair of the patient, lady aged twenty-five, changed from light blonde to black under the influence of the drug. The piIo-carpine was administered hypodermically (one-sixth of grain) twenty-two times in tho course of two months; the dose was then Increased. Tn one month after -aoiug tho treatment the -.-.a from. - light blorS a cue- put r-..-.. ...- --ou-hz ..ler ir --as '-l-1-l a.. ----l-." Y is SC izfac5orv t~ @ 55l- eight years afte-var5 taa 4air is a--sa dark crown
 P Dr. PreDt-ss fl-es -ho .e-.-.lon 70 the l5-llsaaf -l --J-ye principle, -. .4Tpiuc. --ses where, as the result 5f -Le influence of the nervous sE1s4sl--, in pain or fright, the hair kss changed color, are pathological o0riosities. So little is known, howeyor, of the physio- logical influence o1 the nervous system over she growth and nutrition of hair, that it is at present quite impossible to understand how Q drug administered in- formally can alter the color of the hair. It would be interesting to learn from other practitioners who have used iabo- randi or pilo-carrine for an extended period whether any change in tho color of hair has been noticed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-03-07
-Rrongon Alcott,s dietetin viem.

Bronson Alcott's dietetic views color these epigrams in his daughters 'JourEal: Vegetable diet and sweet repoee. Animal food and nightmare. Pluck your body from the orchard; 2o aot snatch it from the shamble." !" Apollo cats no flesh and has no
 sa-l; his roice is melody itself"
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-03-07
He Garc Himself Awav

v An absconder from Mississippi got as far as Niagara Fails without leaV ing any trail to be picked up. In crossing the bridge to Goat Island he observed that most of the asses in America had cutor written their names on the wood work, and he put his there for coTpanv and was picked up next day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-03-07

Judge William Herring of Co., chise county las been appointed Attorney General by Governor Irwin. The appointment Is 8 special one and was immediately confirmed by the Council.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-03-07

The Territorial Supreme Court has decided that ex-Superintend- entJ H Behan is entitled 10 pay claimed up to the time that Captain Ingaiis was commissioned by Gov ernor Wclicy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-03-07

The pubIlc schools wIn open Mon day at Prof Taylor's and at Miss Post.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-03-07
PI:iinso-!,- e ,,:tcccsz.

Never kick ? man r'tjcn 5e iS Go7-n. It's waste f clI-rr--. j,2 '--r ..1c, .h1c, ,a-, p-j,o is cii~ ''i~E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The Offices of United states Marshal Lake and the
United States courts will be removed on May from
Clinton and Montague stS 10 No. 40 ClntOnSt., which
has been rented for $1,000 a year. The new Federal
building will be ready for use before the year ends
\ team Of horses attached 10 coach driven By
James McGuire and owned by /. VI. Arn>burc. a
livery man. at No. 1876 south Portland-ave ran away
Yesterday morning at Fulton and Adams stS. An
axle OF the coach broke and the driver was thrown
20 the street The horses dashed some distance up
Fult0n-st., dragging the coach, in which was James
g. Moore a coorcd man, Of No. 40 south Portland
ave. Mr.. Moore had his face cut by broken glass
Neither the occupant Of the coach the driver
seriously hurt.
In the trial Of George Il. StOddart, lawyer. upon
n charge of grand larceny in the second degree. in
Ancient order Of Forestcrs, 1t shown that the in
dictment not properly drawn, and the case was
sent 10 the Grand Jury again.
George Bowers. nineteen years Old. and Louis Gold
smith, twenty years old, % No. %3S COurtst.. were
found unconscious from in their room yesterday
morning They left the gas burning by an open win
dow. and tie wind blew ont the flame. The occu-
pants of the room were revived.
John Z. Ristcy Is suing James c. Jcwctt and JAMES
H. florence To set aside conveyance OF real estate
worth $4,000. 1t was alleged that the conveyance
made for The sole purpose Of defaudng creditors
The defence assert that professional services
sry was transferred in consideration of these services
The disappearance Of Ida HarrgaG twenty lone years
ola. from her home No. 47o Adelphist., was reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
1rrTrRTs AND EMBELLISHMENTS.

,oi ,occntion NJ the SuperntcndentS and Clerks
Association Of The NcwYork Postonce VIII take pace %"
,r, a, the Central Opera House, SXty-seVentht ana
.rt'rs.vo The o. ming march will be OF 10 o'clock and
from that hour until well into the morning thfe WI" pc
dancing and general good time The Afahf'hehV 'onr
i,,e consists Of John St!cblng, chairman; George H.
uct,rd secretary l. j. Campbell. treasurer j. C. DuhHe
II l. ,b.rn smith b. Cook, NJ. H. kinsey, c. H.
Gunser. j. =. Clark and j. j. McKelvey The oFgan'2a.
tiou i popular one and members working hard
TO make ito reception a big success In every way
Alter the urcmnarcs attending the opening OF inc
oo,,g Of LAFAYETTE Post OF Masonic Hall tonight the
doors will thrown opea to the wives ana iFehus Of
the comrades that they listen to the p'p to be read
nv Cap,ain Charles F. Roe Of Troop y, on zone al
Clusters Las: Battle"
s,ocia services will be held In the Forsyth street
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday IN celebration Of
the one andnrst anniversary oil the establishment
# the society," the second Methodist church built In the
United States. The Sundayschool will meet at . a. m :;
there will reunion love feast at $40 a. M inc
sermon az the morning service will be preached bv Bishop
T. o. Andrews reunion Of former pastors ana members
will ake place at 2:lj p. m; young peoples prayer
meeting will be held at 80 p. M and the evening ser
vice Will begin at :i5 p m. at which the IeN' d.
J. NJ. Buckley will preach.
An exhibition Of ste.eop,con views OF the Life Of
Christ will be given to the Chinese residents oil hi' c
and Brooklyn in the Presbyterian Church. Fouieehthst
and Sccondayc. Monday night The exhibition VIII
be for Chinese only, and the exercises VIII be wholly
in the Chinese language
The exhibition Of the first series OF japanese SIDES
which colorcd by native artists was 20 largely al
tended at the rooms OF the Society OF Amateur ihoog-
ancr, on Friday evening last that many requests have
h en- made to exhibit the second series at larger hall
In compliance with these requests the exhibition VIII be
giycn AZ iardnan Hall. Fith-aNe. and Nincteenth-s this
,.oioc at 5 o'clock. j. Wells Chanpncy will describe
the view.
Free lectures under the auspices Of the Board OF Edu
Gallon were delivered last evening in Grammar Schools
Nos 10 81 81 49, p and -. Among Che rpeakers were
DE- f. w Fisher, Professor l.. T. Mayne and DR.. James
T.. NcwcOmb.
Or. james T. Nichols. Instructor at the Postgraduate
Medical school, will give talk tonight to young
in Association Hall, Twenty thiidst and Fourth-syo.
ON GLOW o U.c the Body
The Rev Walter Elliott. Of the Paulst Fathers.
lectured last evening in the Church OF ST. Paul the
Apose Sixtleth.st. and Ninh.ave., Hop for Ire
land" The proceeds will be given TO the poor Of the
parish visited by the St. Paul Conference OF St Vincent
dc Paul Society
DIT. c. A. Kinch lcctured yesterday afternoon ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
THE rviys SrICIDE CASE TO BE REOPENED

rur rviyS STICTDE CASE TO BE REOPENED.
Coroner Levy said yesterday that he womb reopen
the g Evans, case on Monday or Tuesday next ana
that all the persons who Identified the Dody Oh "Is
At the morcue on Wednesday would be summoned
a. witnesses lie also said that the case might Po'o
TO be one Of homicide. .,
District Attorney Fitzgerald called at The bfltSh
Consulate Yesterday morning and asked II any news m
boon received from Wrght's friends in England. 10
eoi1 no.bnr 10 the Consul about communicating WITH
.bo euc,de,s brother lie then went to tie omceS OF
tho Eouitable Life Assurance Company ana looked
ovcr Ruttinccr's papers. From them 1t waS shown
that the application for policy was maze Oh N"IcH'
her rs Of last wear and forwarded to the HAMBURG
Offices of fine company on December Il. 1t was dc-
uvcrcd at Dresden, where Rutiingcr had an address
On or about January l. The policy gave the date OF
his birth as August 3; 1857, and made out In favor
Of his mother. ,
w F. Johnson the manager of the death claim de-
partment Of the company said that II was III inc oo
tract that If the person insured committed suicide "ilh
two wears after the issuing Of the policy, Inc poncy
was void.
II Ruitingcr was killed by Wright with Rutuneers
consent and assistance Mr. Johnson thought the cause
If Ruttinger's death would have to be decided as
murder not suicide. and in that case the insurance
money would have to be paid Al. ,.,. an,
Mr. FITZGERALD aficrward called on the Mems ana
told them 10 be present at the inquest on Rutngrrs
body. The inquest Will be held to-hofTo" Iloil''"R
Tho District Attorney said that Duffy. the undertaken
who had charge Of the body of tie A~tor ltou'c 7uc
v"uId t,k, Charge Of IL again and would keep II az
his place until Instructions 10 lis disposal came lo
WTght's friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
r1ANFs IN TIE ARCADE BUILDING.

fire threatened the destruction early last evening
o. what is known the Arcade Building, at Fulton
and Hillary sts formerly occupied by the dry-go0ds
store of Lehman Brothers a OwingS. The building
extends through the block 70 Westinghouse, and the
first floor is open pa'saccway. with dozen OF
more small shops either side. The fire broke out
i'm the cellar the WaShingtOnSt. SIDE and the entire
building was soon filed with smoke. 1t near the
hour for closing and the customers and clerks speedily
left the place and crowd collected about the scene
The fremen had considerable difficulty in getting AT
the fire. but finally chopped hole in the basement
floor and flooded the cellar and gained control OF the
flames.
The damage was estimated 50 far as known not 10
exceed $500 but there will probably be considerable
los from damage one by smoke In the upper fOOrs
The greatest Loss suffered by Baumann Brothers,
WhJ occupied the basement with furniture The dam
acc TO il was estimated at - 600 loss of 81 900
was suffered by Lehman Brothers Owings upon
goods stored in the basement The damage 10 the
building. owned by +. LOcscr Will not exceed 500.
The prumpne,S If the frcmcn avcrtcd greater loss
No causc is for the fire unless IL was due to
spontaneous combustion in rubbish. The losses arr
covered BY Insurance