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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-16
Clue dinefide 8eeroiamna.

@ine eiscnartise 9rauerfcier ipar es
lester Gage, melde Die @binelen in ct.
2ouis, Wto., oeraultalteten. Salt es
bod, Die 8eeroi9uns elmer ibrer p8ros
minenten, ems 9ineli16en Sreie
maurers, Der an Der 99minblu6t ses
itorben mar. Die 8eitattuns Der 3ei6e
fauo aud unter ben auipi3ien oeS Srs
bens itatt, oeiien @riinOuns Sic 9Sbne
beS Blumenrei9e8 bis Dor @briiti Sc
burt 3uridoatiren. Ser 9ei9nam
puroe in einen i6lpar3en, nit @ilber
per5ierten Sar9 9ele9t, nno oie @ere,
monte fano in 6inefii9er Spra9e ftatt.
Gier 9ineiil9e Sreimaurer tru9e1 ben
Sarg in BEN 9ei9enma9en. @eiBe ga
lare 0erbilten ibre @eltalten unb nur
Die linfen S6ultern naren nit f9mars
gem Sud be6edt. I'm Die &0pfe bats
ten lie rotbe Sdnoer, Die Trauerfarbe
Der @binelen, sei6lunsen. Sin Der
Spise oes Trauer5uses befan0 ft@ Elm
rieii9er Gbineie bod gu GoB. Sin lans
ges rotbes Iu6 mar INT ietnen 6alS
uno feline 96ultern sel6luneen uto
Die beioen @n0en ret6ten fait bis auf
ben gooen. Sein Nn3ug beltano aus
einem 9ewObnli6en meinf arbigen @bts
neienfittel. Sinter oielem 9rote8t alS>
iebenoen Molsolen fam cine Gutl9e
nit bier Gbinei en-, mel9e nit allerbanb
Snitrumenten cine pabre &asenmnlit
peranitalten. Dieter autl9e folgte
etne Muliffape0e aus ct. &ouis, mel9e
einen 9rauermari6 ipielte. 9ta9bem
Der Sar9 III ben Set6enwaseu seboben
mar, faBten Die 1abrtu6trdger at beis
ben 5eiteu belietben Soto uno binter
ibnen itellten lid bret Gbinelen nit
8anneri1 auf. Die 2etteren trlteer
6ineiiide 3ei9en. Die rotbe Sarbe
mar por9errl6enb, aber aud l9mar3,
9elb, blau uno weiB lparen oa5pil9en
gemiidt. alS ser 3u9 lid in 8eme.
gung iette, itie9en Die iammtli6en
@binelen, wel6e iid oil Dem 2eiGens
5u9e betbeili9teu, In bereitltebenbe SUIT
i9en. Nuf Dem Mtount Slipe Sriebboie
tpuroe Ser 2ei6nam inter ~itrifter Sin,
baltln9 ser beimatbli6en @ebr6u6e beis
9elett. @ls Die @rbe it1 iiber Dem
Sar9e i9loB, iette ei1er Der S0bne ocS
Gei6e8 Der Mtitte einen &orb auf ba8
@rab, wel6er fir ben 9erltorbenen
cine aus 9efo6tem 6ets uno 9ebratenen
9iibuern ~beitebenbe Starfune fir leiue
lange @anoerung bimmelparts ents
belt. Dieles 2eibenbe9dngnib mar
leit Ser 8~eerbi9ung oes @bineleu Gem
Sobnion, Der Dor mebreren Sabren er,
moroet wurbe, ba8 impolantelte in 1ei,
ner Nrt IN ct. &ouiS. Der Scrltors
bene lat ii9 iibri9eus eill 8ermo9en
BON ca. $4,000 eripart. ipelde8 leiuer IN
China wpbncnoeu 6rau unO leiueu ai,ls
bern SufaIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-16

rtnoet ll1 III etner Serlegenbeit, oenn e.
bran6t not6menOig 3%pettaulen0 Sui
ben. Sd perfiige iebod nur iiber
3%m6lf6unbert. Oarunt fonlnte i'd, Old
5u fragen, eoler &abt, m09teit On linn
rtdt ben He1t BON a6tbunbert @ulben
5lfommen lailen, lpeutt er Dir feline
5o6ter CUR Srau gtbt?"
Spra6lo8 boz @ritauner blidte Ser
Gabi auf Ben jurwen Mann.
SD muB On bemerten," fubr ierer
fort, uoaB ii6 Ser SoOi6a ullb Gaonr,
olga aud nm oas Mtabden bepers
ben. 49,"
rDie beibt Die Gleile?"
vDl9emtleb."
Sage Dem Satmafam, oa6 i'd eillz
iptGige, letn S6wieserlobn 51 lperoen."
uSerfi9e Did 5ettli9 Mor9en at
inn, oab Dir Die anoeru ni9t supore
fomn1en."
8uftem elite BON b%annen, inoeB Der
aaoii in freuoiger @rre9ung fem @eutad
bur6manberte.
@eraoen 8eses i6ritt 01uitem sl
Mnrat, Dem Sobi9a, uno iteute linn
ben tamli9en Qntrag tpte Se[im.
Weurat mollte ietnen Sbren ni9t
trauel1.
uSit oaS aud pabr, baB mir ser
&atmafam feline So9ter sur Srau ses
ben milf -. Wte heiBt iie eigeut,
li9?"
pMDrrba."
TfI OK -,
lo's an"
n9elu6' i'm morsen, Mittass, oenn
ME i'd bore, bitten Der &aoi ltno Der
a9a audi 9ewilie Iblidtert."
Wdbreno Der Sooi6a TN @etlte iiber
letne Ntpalen triumpbtrte, mar Rultem
l6on bel 2abursgsa.
Dieter S6rte init offenem Munoe sic
Northumberland bes iun9en Matt=
mes an.
n8eun gu allo GtllaD gum @eibe
baben miuit," er9dn3te 8uitem ieinen
9ortrag, vio 9eb' morger Gbeno gu
9uiio. gib a6t, baB Did @elim ui1o
Murat ni9t ausite6en."
SD fomme," i6naufte &aour uno
ltret9elte li9 Dor Ser9nii9en Sen btder
Baud.
nSoweit pdren mir a(lo in Orb.
nung,A ba9te Rultenl, ais er sen Olga
perlahen bate. r0tun moDen mir nit
benz &atnatam Elm 9ei6eioteS @ort
reoen."
@iniss Minuteu lpater finben mir
i'm aui 9uiio'8 Teppi9en 5iseno.
r9uiiO Mubirasiti9, eblsr Sauna,
fam, fprad er. lid femme Dein 2eiben
utlb fomme, Dir gu belfeu. On iouit
mir aud oafiir ertenntli1 ietn."
r@epiB. Nber tpte ptGit gu mir
bethlehem, ba Ou bod felbit elm arnler
9eufel biit ?"
v96r' uur au, 6uiio. gu bait bier
E19ter. M69teit Du mir nt9t Define
iinsfte gum @etbe 9eben, tnertt Id DIR
BITE bret 6lteren ge9en eth @utselt bon
ie a9tbunbert @ulben an ben Mann
brinse?"
n9ou Ser3en sern."
.8ei aaahiunc ben 8ropheten ?"
r8ei G1ab uno ben Bropbeten"
n8oblalt! Morsen firth mirbt Der
Gaei nm Dh9emileb, Mitta9s Der
Sool9a I'M WfDrrba nnb slbenoS Der
2l9a UNI 0iilab. 2aB Dir 0 ibnen
9(ei6 baS @do 9eben. 9ter bait gu
etnen Sting, iiber9ib i'm 2emi gum 3ei,
den Der 8%erlobnn9."
IS jon 9eldeben, Gultsm."
ngto9 Gins. Die Wfdb9en mirit gu
an Elm ltnO oemlelben Sag abbolen lals
fen. Meine 8rautfibrer meroen iriiber
foml1elt. Das uebri9ei lit Define Sa9e."
Sang gut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-16

murbe? Das lo0it On mir biiBen,"
CAB Der Gaoi 5ur 2(utmort.
Sci frob, baB id l6wei9e. Oenn
jebt leb' i4, baB On bte Sano i'm
Sptele batteit, ais man mir fiat zines
an%mutbi9en Wfdo6ens eine alte 99adz
tel brad)te !" repli5irte Ser g~erei5te Mu>
rat.
r5teat Sud nun nidt TO-" bemerftc
Der beute reOleli9e @ga, rSbr babt mir
einen Yolien 9elpielt, ttben elmer bon
Sud bas i90le Mtaoden CUR Srau
nagnl, ba8 mir beitimntt mar"
SpSi6a.
r59r icio @pisbuben," l6rie aa=
bur.
vDalnit meinit gu Sen 9oolda,"
erfldrte Seltm bo8baft.
vBas," rief Sener, r5uerit foppen
nnO baum bel fimpfen? 90 m6sen
Did bod ule Djtns (Seufel) 5ers
retbeu."
Sin 9rimniger @ortpe6iel entitanb.
6 oIet1amen ipie 0unb, 8etrii9er II. T..
~. lo9en our6 bic 2nft.
Der S6irnorban9 puroe bet Sette
geldoben lrb ms @enta6 trat ser Sat
mafam in 8egleitun9 N1itemS.
rWa8 l~treitet SIR ba?" rtef Der
Sau8berr ~5ornfunfelno.
rDu, gu biit e8, Der u18 Die Mtdos
4en pertpe6ielt," i6rieen iie mie aus
etnem Munbe.
n8olt SIR @ure 3unsen maiden?
-. Salt Su ntdt ausoriidfi6 D]6e,
mileb %oerlon9t?" wanOte fi6 9ufio gu
Setim.
uSa,"
rnno On MDrrba?"
u@ewiB, bemerfte Der 6obida.
Limb gu NtGab? ?"
rN1eroin9s," ermioerte Ser Qga.
n@aS SIR ~perlanst, babt SIR erbale
ten. 8ie nnteritebt SIR Sud %. bon
9etrl1g 5u reben !"
nWir -. MR." itammelte Ser 9oos
i6ab, mir meinten ote i60ne.
Semi, mein 8eib6en ?" mengte 1i6
6ultem ms @eiprdh, ben l9ieBe i9
iiber ben 9aufen, Der ii6 urterfdast,
nod eiamal oarauf an5uipielen.
Gtne ltlberbel6lasene Btitole glan5te
in leiner He6ten. Ole bret S9reier
aosen li6 i6eu 5uriid. 0ultem uers
ltanb feinen SpaB.
Stun mdre es an Der 3eit, baB Sbr
Guren @ei6dften na6sebt,A besann Der
gQimQfQnl mieber. .eWte t0hr npbl
eiuIebeu weroet, babt SIR bter ni6ts
mebr gu in9ea. Sbr befault ote Mdb.
den unb i'd oas @elb, MIR baben allo
bon chamber nidts mehr au forbern."
Die 8lide gu 8ooen 9ei6la9er. Der.
lieBen bic boben Serren eiuSeln oa8
6an8 be8 Gaimafam.
Nuf Der 9traBe reidten lie li6 uers
10bnt Die 9anoe.
y@ir iilb ale brei anseidmiert NOR,
ben, bemerfte Der Spbl6a.
Sang ri6tis," beitati9te aaohr-
Gsa.
Der saoi fpra9 tein g8ort. 9tumm
ldritt er Die Strabe entlan9. Seine
Sreunbe linn mad.
SIN Saule oes 9aimafamS lad)ten
inoeB 5mei Wtduner aus polem
9alle-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-16

Cine 9ef6idte Ga56enfpie.
lsrtn lit Die SOni9ln BON 9el9ieu.
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@dlieBlid iinO bie miloea 5actOrsn
Die beiteu. Sie arbeltca pic(leidt lallss
fam, ober ie ,uirfcm lidcr. Or. Pierce'S
gfeaiant 8cllets bilocn iold einclr tbati>
gen 6actOr, jeood ru9is uaO mllO. Sie
fnO mt !3uder ibrr9Oicn, ansene9m gu
ne9mcu, iie eridattern uuO b~eran9iren
riemals OuS Spltem, unO bic 9alfte
i6rer beiliarneu &irfuls lie9t III Der
milocn Grt, ME ie I'M &Orpcr arbcite1.
Sic f~leinite, bilisite, all%scncbnite Hiae
gum Ieridluden. Cine seniist CUR
Dofs. 6infuae5uansis @sats Sas
@laSflaldaen. Sci alien Gpot9efern.
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sefnen aInfaE rrebr aebaBt.


O~rtIIta, Ont. Ganabe. Stunt '69.
SD bate ben erfteu gnfaa uon gpilepfe int 9oDembei
70. babe iettoem unsabIise gaittst probirt unb aud
etnise Der beiten aerste e~ouiultirt. aber nidts balf mir.
bis Id tn Sepfember '88 anfins. 9otor &0nis's Neruens
etarter gu nebmen. s~feitbeu babe i'd ni5t etnen eiuSis
gen @niaa sebabl. 8. SO. @Iifforb.
MabOuop Str, SduifpI Co., 9a., Mai go
SD CAB fur Dottoren sunb Wie6isin Elm fIeines @er>
mseeu aus, nm meinea Sobn, melder pier Scbre an
gpiispiie Int. bapon 5u beteien. aber obne GffoIs; IS
1T nun elm Sahr. felt mir s@altor &6niq's gteruens
Stdrser" ssbrandtel, NIB feitbim bat er aud iiidt ben
%]ets'neiten anial mebr sehabt, webbaIb i'd bas Mittet
beitens empfeble. Sat Ga tnybeIT.
CO. Elm tpertbpog.s Bud fir gserpeuleibetbe
ri NTH sJebem Der es perlangt 3ugeinnbt,
grne erb6lten aud Die Mtebi5tn umipnit,
9teie Wteoisiu unrbe ieit BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
9c9ip. goitor &6njg. Sort Mdpus. Sub. sabereitst
unb Jest inter ieirer MnfOeiiung bon Der
K0ENIG MEDICINE CO.
238 Randolph ST., CHICAGO, I'll.
Sci Mputhefertt 5tt baben fir
$500 ote TIafd5ek 6TI6jdten fur SIS 90;
etobe $1.75s 6 far $500.
Gum gerlauf In Gan gntonic Bel @bolpb
Dreie, SO. II, ls anb 81 aIamo- Strabe.
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9emtid. ssnalifhe 9dule.
9 San antonio, 9e1as.

Gan antonto, 3tIa8.
Aasrtaant ti&tise 2ebranfaIt fir auabeu
1no Mdod5sa felt breiFis Sabren in rea,,
xS,rftantett. ScrtrefFi6e 2e5rtrdfte inter Be,
pabrter S~ettnns. Der en9liiden Spra9e pirt,
Ste Der bsnti6en, tOls @ednnns setrasen.
aneeroetn nnterriht I'M 9banifden. einiser.
ntaben borbereitete edIIer 6nosu ieber,sit
Mafnabme. N6bere austunft ertbciIcn Ser
8. SrooS, Brafbent oes SduI . 8orfanbes
uno B m. 8arbed. Director Der apaoIt
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STE 8rin1e tpieber Sa!

@dbrenb Der SnHuensas Gpibemie beS lesten Sabres
ermteS fa Or. Sings gfeue Gntbeduns sesen SHwfnbz
iuat, Snffen unb Grtdltuns ala baS befe S~etlmittel.
Die Wlittbeilunsen Der p%telen, bic es b~enusfen, beftdz
tisten ba8. Oieielben befamen ni6t MIR balb GrleiGS
men Ma9pirtunsen. @tr eriu6en Sic, NIT bte1em
Mittel eine Prpbe gu MAIDEN unb mir seben Sbneu bic
@ndrdntte, bdb ste NIT ben Gelultaten Sufriepeu 5ein
perbea. Da8 Mtttel BAT nt6t fetneS @IetGen Bel @ne
fallen BON Grippe pber trsenb etnem gals SebItOpfz
pber 2unsenleiben.
grpbeFai9en frei Bel Dreis, Ihompfpn & 60. Gan
Nntpntp. @rpBe Slal4en so Gents unb SLIGO.
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Die bret Sreunoe bes 9aimafams
batten eS ni6t bemerft, baB ii6 ibneu
ndbrenb Der Geratbung an Der @de oes
8aaar8 elm junser Mann gendbert
batte. 8orli6tig mar lesterer etniee
S1ritte por Der 9ruppe lteben seblies
ben.
Sutton Glajbe9owitl6, TO llannte iid
per Singing, mar BON 9ulio'S Qnse,
le9enbeit 9enau nnterrt6fet. @apro,
Der S6reiber beS Sbers Sabi, bate inn
oie gauge @eldi6te ersablt.
Rultem mar ein aufgemedter 8url1e.
aalm bate er pernommer, baB bic Dret
benz 9aimafam 81 belfen bel6loHen,
alS er lib aud belieu gepiB mar, bab
oa etfpas 8elouberes~ babinter itedsn
mii6e. S6leunisit ma9te er Ii9 aus
Dem Staube uno mar balls bel ber 0obs
nan9 Suijo'S anselanst. 9or BEN
9auie traf er Mejrim, beS 2aimafam
l~ausjdbrige Dienerin.
,Wtejrim," bob Der jurge Mann an
nno rei6te Der @ltel1 einen Silber9ul>
ben. rMeirinl, iparen beute @dlte bel
Deinem 9errn?
.Sa. Der aubi, Der Sobl6a unb
Der bide aea."
ySonit nidtS GeueS?"
rgli9t8. Do9, baB i'd Dir er3dble,
lpie mir beute iber Die fleine Semi En-
i6rafen. Spielt iid bas 9inb nit
einem 3idlein. unb ais biele8 iibers
miitbis murbe, i6rie Semi laut I'm
9ilfe. 8ir Oa6te1 l6on, es pare ibr
Elm un9liid 5u%9eftoBen."
n@el6ab oie8 wdbreuo Der @npelers
belt Der @dite?"
rSa. SIS i6ien mir iosar, ais bid,
ten eillige neu9ierige @eii6ter bur6 bic
Seuiter0ffnun9 in ben @arten."
sd baufe Dir, Mtejrim," ipra9 ser
iuu9e Mtann un6 entfernte Ii6.
Die Sa9e lit flar, oadte CT, pdb,
reuo er feline S6ritte beimmdrt8 leufte,
die boben Serren baben 9emi 9eleben
unO 9~ebenfeu, UNI Oerentwiuen Dem Sat
mafam beiSulteben. Do9 Nuitem lit
aud ni6t auf ben 9opf ~9efaaenl"
am na9iten Wor9cn frat Der juuge
Wtann in8 @ema6 gu Selim, Dem
&abi.
r@oler 9aoi,4 be9anu er, ,9u weibt,
oaB Der &aimafam Der bette Sreuno
weines isliacn 8aters mar. 0uiip be.
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DrauBen mar es nod better Gag.
Cont bate Der 9oOi6a 3ett, oaS sui.
uarett 81 beiteigen. Das pn6ten feline
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-05
Gorman's Nfinstrels.

The performance by this organization
at the Opera House was satisfactory to
the large audience that witnessed it. The
old time first part was ommitted and the
almanac jokes got rest. There was no
lack of singing during the evening how
ever. and the company is strongly equip
ped in this particular. S M. Norcross,
the veteran basso, who has been before
the public for thirty years, still maintain
his reputation as one of the best singers
in the profession; the Germans in their
character acts do everything with skill
and finish. Arthur Rigbys monologue
was so amusing that the audience held
him so long as he would stay, and the
sentimental songs of John Hyams and
Alex Cameron were well rendered gems.
Reto's contortion act and Layman' 5
transformations added variety to the ex
cellent programme, a pleasing and
noticeable features of which was pre-
yalence Of white faces 10aoel Daily
Tunes
The above company will play here
Wednesday, May 6.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-05
Meeting or the OXFORD LEAGUE.

:
The regular meeting al the Oxford
League Of the First II e. Church. was
held last night. The programme was
very interesting, the musical snd lit
erary part being in charge Of MIS- ". B.
Feni0n. Mr. Wilson of St Johns Col
lege made an address al the first part Of
the meetinv, on i've object lessons. giving
illustrations of the industry and perse-
verance of insects and animals, and what
lessons they teach the human race. At
ter the addresses, solo was sung BY
Miss Laura Vansant. accompanied BY
Miss Mary Vansanr IN the piano: Miss
BERTHE Hall reci,ed In NEST pleasing
manner. The subject for the evening
was the history of Egypt with descrip
ton Of the Nile River and Suez Canal,
which was participated in by Misses NJ.
Sullivan, jamie Feldmeyer, Julia Good
win, Nettie White, Nellie Dadds and
Mrs Dawes. Mrs. Fenton. and Messrs.
g. Feldneyer and ]. Musterman. Miss
Ella Basil read a description of the Nile
river. Magic lantern views of the scene
~ in Egypt and on the Nile river and
Suez canal, were very interesting. The
secretary of the league, Mr.. III. Hopkins.
reported that the receipts from the Old
Folks concert were $20.52.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-05
BASE BALL.
Cadets IS. Pastimes.

The Pastime club of Baltimore, the
leading and oldest amatuer base ball clnb
in the state, win visit Annapolis to- NOR
row and play the Naval Cadets A par
IS Of forty, including eighteen or twenty
ladies, ehaperoned By Mrs Percy f.
Guard. wife of the Captain Of the club,
whose father was the late Rev Thomas
Guard. viii arrive here on the tug Brit
tania The following is a partial list
Of the party who viii accompany the
club: Miss Laura Harrington of Colum-
bus, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Phillips,
Miss Medairy, Miss Roane. Miss Helene
Roane. Miss Easter. Miss Henkle. Miss
Boehm, Miss Passana, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Byrd. Col and Mrs Halves, of Richmond,
Va; Miss Oudesluys, Messrs Hamilton
Easter. Jr., W Farber, j. S. Morton. d.
l.. Bartlett, Jas. Renshaw, E. Oudesluys,
Frederick Dallam, Mord Tyson, NJ. Mar
ris and fifteen or twenty others.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-05
CONGREGATIONAL nIeeting.

The yearly meeting Of the congrega
tion of the First Presbyterian Church
was held last evening. in the lecture room
with Rev. DR. r. H. William. pastor, as
moderator. Mr.. George M. Hyde was
chosen secretary. After prayer the order
of business was taken up. The pastor
made verbal report of the work for the
past year. The committee on finance made
its report which was adopted. Dir. Geo.
A. Culver, acting treasurer, presented
his report which showed the receipts for
the year, from all sources, to be $0S6 OF,
and the disbursements the same. Mr..
Culver, superintendent of the Sunday
school reported six officers, twelve teach.
ers and one hundred and twenty schel-
ars, with an average attendance Of eigh-
ty-two A committee was appointed to
raise funds for the use of the choir A
resolution offered by Mr. John Duffy,
whether person could be in full mem
bership of the church, who sold liquors.
rented property for the sale of the same,
or were bondsmen for those who did
sell, or connected in any way with the
traffic, brought about quite an animated
discussion and was finally referred to the
session for action. The board of trus-
tees were reelected for the ensuing year,
as follows: w b. Gardiner, VIM. Red
mond, L. II. REIN, Samuel Jickling and
Samuel Jones' Mr. Geo. A. Culver was
reelected superintendent of the Sunday
school with Mr.. Isaac III. Brewer assis-
tant Mr.. w. B. Gardiner, organist for
the school with Miss Addie Phillips as
sistant. The meeting then adjourned.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-05
win be a Professional

Tonight at the Academy of Music,
Baltimore. Mr.. James, Young, Jr, who
has appeared in the principal role in
several amateur productions, win be
seen in "The Fools Revenge" and
Katharine and Petruchio," with Miss
Harriet Weems as support. Mr.. Young
intends to go ON the professional stage
next season and announces this as his last
amateur appearance. Mr.. Young is the
son of Mr.. James Young, the weil-known
Baltimore printer and publisher of the
Sunday Telegram. Every one who has
seen Mr.. Young in his Shakespeare
plays. pronounce him born actor, and
the counterpart of the great tragedian,
Edwin Booth lie is, however, quite
young, and experience will bring him to
rank with the great actors of the day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-05
County Commissioners

At the meeting of the County Com
missioners to day. Commissioner Henry
NJ. Murray was appointed to confer with
the Prince Georges Commissioners. with
reference to the building of bridge
over the little Patuxent. A Comnittee
consisting Of Messrs. Ridout, Baldwin,
and Childs visited Spa bridge and found
many of the girders in very rotten CON
dition, and authorized N. Glow, the
bridge builder. to make thorough exam.
inafion and report to the Board the cost
Of repairs at the next meeting The re-
mainder of the session was taken up
with examining and passing accounts.
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Death Of DIR. Thomas Munroe.

DR. Thomas Munroe, and uncle of
James Munroe ESQ of this city. died on
the 23rd of April last in the 85th year of
his age, at HRushville. Ill. DR.. Munroe
was born in Annapolis, January 4, 1907
and graduated at St. Johns College, after
which he took his NJ d. in 1929 at the
University of Maryland. He was sur
geon of the 10th regiment of Illinois
volunteers during the war and rendered
faithful services at the front. He was
actively engaged in the practice of his
profession until 1885, when he retired.
He was fonl of his native state and de
lighted to revisit the scenes of his youth
until old age and feeble health prevent
ed He was last in Annapolis in 1916.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

In the Circuit Court to-day before
Judges Miller, Jones and Bond, James
Munroe, prosecuting attorney, the cases
of State vs.. George Barnet, charged with
violating the oyster law, plead guilty
sentenced to the House of Correction
fer three months.
Nos. 6 and Z, appeals State VS. Jas.
Fox and Joseph Brown; and No 81,
presentment; State VS.. Philip Jones, for
rioting IN November Sth Decision OF
the Magistrate sustained, and sentenced
to the House of Correction for six
months. S. 7. Mccullough for defense
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PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUC-
/ TION OF TWO BRICK DOU-
BILE HOUSES ON THE GROUNDS
OF THE NAVAL ACADEMY, AN
NAPOLIS, MD.-BUREAU OF NAvIGA-
TON, NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington,
ID. c., May 4, 1891 Sealed Proposals are
hereby invited and win be received at
the Bureau of Navigation, Navy Depart
ment, until 10 o'clock noon, on Monday
the 25th day of May, 1891, at which time
and place they will be opened in the
presence of attending bidders, for the
contraction, by contract. of two brick
double houses to be erected on the
grounds of the Naval Academy, Annap-
oils. Md, upon sites selected by the
Superintendent of the Academy. Plans
and specifications can be seen, and the
loan of limited number of copies obtain
ed, at the Bureau of Navigation, Navy
Department, at the office of o Won inertia,
architect, 1405 f street, N. w, Wash
ington, ID. G. or at the Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Md. Each bid must be ac-
companied by certified check, payable
to the order of the Secretary ofthe Navy
for the sum of 800 90, az a guarantee
that the bidder, if his bid be accepted,
will. within ten days from the receipt of
notice OF the acceptance OF his oHer, en-
ter into formal contract for the faith
full performance of the work and give a
satisfactory bond for such performance
In penal sum equal to fifteen per cent
of the amount of his bid Said houses
must be completed by January /, 1892,
and payments under the contract for
their construction will be made in six
equal installments as the work progress
es, upon bills duly certified, from which
ten per cent. will be reserved to be paid
on the final completion and acceptance
of the work. Proposals must be made
in duplicate, in accordance with forms
which will be furnished on application
to the Bureau of Navigation, enclosed in
sealed envelopes, marked, Proposals
for Houses for U. s. Naval Academy,
and addressed to the Chief of the Bureau
Of Navigation, Navy Department, Wash
ington, ID. G. The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids f NJ RAMSAY,
Chief Of Bureau Of NaUigdtiOn. 55
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Naval Orders.

Capt Joseph N. Miller, has been or
dered to command the Chicago May IL
Capt II. c. Robson, has been deiach.
ed from the command of the Chicago
May II, and granted two months leave.
Commodore ]. Irwin ordered to exam
lnation for promotion.
Naval cadets have been appointed to
the Annapolis Academy as follows:
Newton Mansfield, of Ashton, fifteenth
Ohio, with w. II. Wilter, of Bucyrus,
Ohio, as alternate, and c. Lenoard Castle
OF Paintsyille, tenth Kentucky.
Chief Engineer John F. Bingham, died
at Nagaski, Japan, May 3. according to a
telegram received to day at the Navy
Department.
A letter received this morning announ.
oed the death-oi Ensign d. F. Terrell, at
Sitka, Alaska, on board the United
States steamer Pinta. April is.
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Light street Bridge

AT 40 P. NJ yesterday the first sail.
ing vessel passed through the new chan
mel way of the bridge, being the schooner
Kent. of Baltimore, Capt VIM Hayward,
All vessels must now use the channel
ways of the new swing bridge, as the
channel of the old bridge is INSTRUCTED
by the driving of piles to complete the
bridge. With good weather and favor
able tides the bridge will, it is thought
be ready for travel the latter part of the
week