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The Critic and record., 1891-04-04

ESTATE SITUATED on THE NOHrH
EAST AND SOUTHEAST CORNER5 OF
ELEVENTH AND g STREETS NORTH.
WEST IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE
PROPOSED pOSTOFFlCE SITE, CON
SISTING OF KERNAN'S THEATRE
AND OTHER BRICK AND FRAME
BUILDINGS ,,so
House No. gO6 ELEyENTH STREET
NOlEllWESI' BETWEEN | AND X
STREETS
At tho request Of tho parties interested aul
iu order to settle the affairs Of an estate, viii
sell nt auction. ion front If the prgmisrs,
on MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF APRIL,
1871, the following described real estate iu The
city Of Washington, District OF Columbia 10
At I o'clock p. m, original ots numbered
siX 90, seven (i) and eight tsl aud the north
twcntyoue feet and two inches by the depth
OF original lot five (5), IN square numbered
three hundred and dfty t3jW.
These lOt- aud part Of lot arc situated ot the
southeast corner Of llth and G. streets north
west, fronting 100 feet and inch on street
and ii1 feet and inches ON 18th street, cOn-
tanning u ,9O5 square feet OF ground, aud arc
improved by several frame and brick buildings.
They will first be offered NJ q whole and IL not
sold will be offered separately.
Immediately thereafter ! VIII sell original
lots numbered three, four and five, and lots
numbered three t3) and four a., In Machine
subdivision OF original lots numbered ono ~
and two CN, In square numbered three hum
drcd and forty.ninc l3tD. said original lots 3,
and and sub lot { are situated on the north
cast corner OF nth aud G streets northwest,
and contain l5NlD square feet Of ground, front
iug i3J feet and 4 inches on ilth street and 1913
feet and 10 inches ON G. street, and arc improved
by large brick building known NJ "Bcrnln'S
Theatre Said sub lot fronts - feet on q
street uud n uuimprOvcd.
ON TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1891, no quartcr-pn-t four O'Clock %. M,
I will sell no auction, iu front OF the premises,
part Of lots Nos, {, and IL, In square SO 3lI,
described u- follows:
Beginning M point on the wcst line of 18th
street distant - feet north from the southeast
| 20 feet; thence north feet; thence west ~
| feet; thence north feet: thence west 30 feet
| and inch 90 an alley; thence north with the
| line OF said alcyll feet; thence cast 80 fcctUud
I inch; thence south II feet; thence east 30 feet,
/ and thence south Il feet to the place of begin
| ming.
said parts Of lots front Il fcct on llth street
| between and streets northwest and are Inn
! proved by q two.stOry frame house.
| Terms of sale as to each parcel. Onc-fOurth
| cash and the balance In three equal Install
| mcnts, IN one, TWO and three years, TO he Sc
| cured by the prOmssory notes OF the purchaser
| and decd OF trust on the property sold, and TO
bear interest from the daY OF sale at per cent.
or all cash ut the option of the pu. chaser. De
| posts at time OF sale will be required "a fol-
| lows: On lots b /. . and sub.lot I, in square
! $40, $1,000; on sub-lot 3, square 3il, S21O; on
lots g. and and part of LOT >, II sold together,
/ $4,000, or, IL sold separately 800 on elch lot
or part OF lot. All convcyancng at the pur
chascrs expense. ........
mh2Sit Auctloneers.
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All lovers of good American Wines
should call at To-Kalon Wine Company,
Gil Fourteenth street northwest.
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Mr.. Could Comes and MIR. Gould Goes,

NIT NOUIII' NVIHVs lIIU NHI' W"WIW NVu7l
Mr.. Jay Gould and party, in his private
car. "Atalanta,n arrived in this city this
momeng and left this afternoon at 2
o'clock ON the Chesapeake and Ohio new
Cincinnati Fast Line for ST. Louis, via
Cincinnati
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With an egg in the morning use To-
Kalon Sherry. GA Fourteenth street,
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You never saw such beautiful suits, in
sack and frock shapes, as comprises our
spring stock See the qualities and note
the prices. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and Il.
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SPRING SUGGESTIONS.
Avoid draughts and sudden changes {
temperature.

Avoid draughts and sudden changes Of
temperature.
Do not discard your warm winter cloth
ing too soon. ltis better 10 suffer a little
inconvenience than TO take cold.
Remember that one is especially liable
TO contract a bad cold or chill at this sea-
son of the year
a cough or cold contracted between The
seasons is the most annoying kind, and
may last through the summer,
If you feel a cough or a cold coming on,
take a drink of pure whiskey at once. 10
will keep the blood in circulation ami b.
the best preventive against the diseases of
the season.
Remember that only porC whiskey
should be taken. Duny's Pure Malt
Whiskey has the strongest recommenda-
tions from the leading scientists and med
ical men. 10 is the only standard medici-
nal whiskey, Take no other from your
druggist or grocer,
Persons Just conyalesCing from the
upip ghnul1 tteo To. Il alnn Port For sale
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AUCTION sALEs.
GEORGE W. sTGCKNEY. Auctionrcr.
" jW Eleventh street northwest

GEORGE W. sT1CKNEY. Auctoueor
" jW Eleventh street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY, HEiNG HOUSE
80. 1922 d, STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue of % certain dccl oi trust recorded
iu lihcr no li.N. folio Gi of scl ono of thc
land records fur the District of Columbia, Hud
nt the request of Tho party secured thereby, wc
will ofcr for sale iu trout of tho premises, on
SATURDAY, TIE iIll DAY or APRIL,
1sl1, ut d3U O'Clock p. m.. the following de-
scribcd property Zoo the city OF Washington,
District of Columbia. tO wits All OF lot num-
bcrcd fourteen 90 in Coitmau Ad1ms'
Ugustccs) subdivision Of lots FOO square Two
hundred and -cvcuty--cvcn .2iU.
Sold subject 10 certain dccds OF truet
amounting iu The aggregate to about
5000 FERNS. All cash in excess 0f
said tru-ts. 500 deposit at time ot
sale All couycyAncing at purchasers cost.
Terms 10 be complied with iu 1--WE fjl days OF
the property viii hc rCsOld 700 risk and cO.t uf
dciaulting purchaser after five Oll days rcldycr-
tiscmcut IN The Ctitic
JOHN r. ARMS.
WIN. MAlSE, JR,
mar2lqo2Gl op29I Trustees.
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For pure old berkley go to Tharp's,
slS J. street northwest
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FOR SALE AND REM
ZEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

III by.
THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
2sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
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TuoMAs BOWLING S son,
Auclionccrs.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

SALE At AUCTION or VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED AND UNlMPROVED REAL
ESTATE SITUATED on THE NORTH.
EAST AND SOUTHEAST CORNERS OF
ELEVENTH AND O. STREETS NORTH
WEST IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE TIE
PROPOSED POSTOFFlCE SITE, CON
SlSTING OF KERNAN'S THEATRE
AND OTHER BRICK AND FRAME
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s4per gollon, 81 per quart, so. a pint.
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Persons Just conyalesoing from the
grip should use To-KalOn Port, For sale
at 6l4 Fourteenth street.
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Scv OuESTo OF spring oyercoAts; prices
from 80 up. Eiseman Bros, TN and 10.
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Berkeley ia pure.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
Nm nm. 10 .nLt N B M ~.

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
Safe as H. s, bonds SIX per ccut, payable
quarterly. In sums Of $1,000. Small premium
charged
The above is only portion OF the property
on my tOOka. For full lst call AZ OAice for
bulletin issued ON the let and 18TH.
n, h. WAGGAMAN,
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WANTED -HELP.

w general hOuscwOrk iu family OF trcf
odults; may stay no night, bring city reIorouc
lnIl ni1lL EnI n n
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

yATANTED-lO MAN DESIRES SIR.
w uaton os clerU good pcnmnu; smll.
salary ut first; references. Address H. VIII.
son, 1919 Sth N.
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IL Ond-stOry front rooms; southern exposure;
baths rent low; board II desired; private fam
lily. 2li5 II 81. n. W
EOR RENT-llj Sd ST, ~ w. FUR.
II nished rooms, large closets, hot and cold
water, with board; also a few table bOardcrs
accommodated; references exchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
How to Z axe Good Tea

1t seems simple thing enough yet Of the M :
li)ns wac use this refreshing and agreeable bevc
age very SIN Il proportion un6erstand how to rr
pare it. But if not properly made, tea is deprive
OF a great cal ofits value, aud sometimes rendered
absolutely Injurious. ] no water TO be used shou
boil. snd it sh ud be rourcd on the tea mmed-
ately after it bois; il allowed to erbc the pecl-
liar property OF boiling watec which acts upon tea
)ratcs and eventually dissprear5. Tea should
not be a decoction, but en- infusion. If allowed u
stew it becomes little better than dec c on q!
taunic sci Tea that is ovi rdrawn Is hutinl 10
the nerves and TO the digestion.
| As to tho precise number of minutes which
should be devoted to the process of drawing, some
| peop'e will say five Minutes, scme seven, 1000
will perhaps, go rs far as ten, but orr experieGcs
| is in favor of six tn suiiices TO bring out lie
| fl ,vor q1ality and strength. Just as much tea 10
| is wanted should b. made no more. Maze fresl
tea as often as il rsq liIed. The replenishng Of
The teapot with fresh not water is very objection
sble AS the thorough heating of the rec pt4cleii
OF the first mpo TIN u, the teapot should be maic
| thoroughly hot bafore the tea is put in it. The
earthenware teapot is preferred to all oilers by
many connoies us AID it is supoIhloul 10 gay
th,t Whatever u-ens is used for this purpoc
should be Immediately clean
Tea ia an extremely dellc'te article. Its s1i'
ceptibiiiy to the Tors of ccmmod tiles near it is
sou CO Of da? GER and deterioration us il re Oily
takes up the smell of co O. cocoa, spices, cheese,
bacon, or other articles OF denounced odor.
The complaints sometimes made about tea
would pro! ably not arise if it were always K ut
in places fros from such contsgiol. lea should
DO stored In n warm dry pace unnecessary cx-
poaure to tho air should be avoided. Even WHOM
securely packed ia the loaded chests in which it
arrives tho change from the glowing heat Of East
ern skies to the camp and humid atmosphere OF
this climate Gcprives Uoa of much of lts beautiful
fragrance Tea of much better q1ality than
usually dispensed at cur railway stations and fe
freshment rooms can be- bought at rs. per pound
pound of tea would make 12S cup.. This $
considerably loss than fartbing per cup. You
may well ask why it is we should be still charge'
4d and Cd for lite hot milk ard wsfer
slightly favored with undesirable tamil
London Telegraph.
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WRGTNIA NEWS.

| The residence of Charles Hale, 6 wealthy
farmer living near Chatham, was entered
by robbers OF Saturday night and 81 2OO 10
money carried tH
Rev. J3hn Men shb, Tor the paet six years
rector OF 81. Georges parish, Accomsck
county, has accepted call from King
| George couutv, snd will enter upon his new
| work in March.
TIE only cesa byfore the Court of Appea S
yestetd ay was that OF FurIong eganst SAT-
ford, which was farther argued by K. J.
Washington ard William A. Jones, esq.,,
for appelleees az d Jgdgs John Critcher for
appellan'.
The snit of Pollard vs.. the Bonescke
Cigarette Mschiue Company was decidsd
! in Lyucbburg Yesterday, JnGee Bond rem
| de,ing dscsicn in favor CT the company.
| The auit vas fer $50 coo damages Claimed
by Pollard for alleged infringement Of
patent.
Speaker Cardwsl Of the House of D L.
gates hss determined not &c be candidate
for rt-eleo Jon to that hody and there will
probably he considerable contest for the
| Speakership Mr. John F. Ryao, of Leu.
doua, expects to be returned, and he 10 81
ready candidate 10 saceeed BIZ. Cetd yell
Mr.. james Hs7, OF Msdigon, will el4o be re-
turned, snd bic friends viii push him for
the Speakership, aud If Mr.. b. Il. Down.
ing, OF Wsrren. goes bacs and entera the
race, he will be formidable candidate.
Governor MoKn ce7 thinks that the frs;
and moss u oortans stsp to BE- taken to Ia.
tell;g ently consider the oyster problem Is to
hsva ell the g7ouads surveyed. Toe Score
tary of tbs Navy has written, ssviag thai If
hs will select al cGi,er thu department
will detail him for this work. Fish Com
missone. Mcdonald suggests the mama CT
the officer Tho mas recscantly perfoFnsd g
somewaas similar wcrk fer North Carolina.
The G9veroDr has escertaioed, however,
that be haze retired f.on ths service on ac-
count OF il-hea;th. Some tine this spring
the federal government will establish sta
ton somewhera en- tidewster for the culture
OF oysters and fish This will bs under the
charge of Colonel Mcdonald. That gentle
mau has 10. yet eeltc.ed the location for
this work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

REMARKABLE sURGESY.-At Monday
nights meetir G of the Medical Society If
81. Louis, Dr.. H. g Psewi!t told remark
able case he had just attended. He YVES
bes;ged By reporters, hui positively declined
10 give the name of his patient, ss the FAM
lily wished to avoid notosisty. The patient
was a woman Of unusual intelligence, who
had for several years been successful ss
school teacher. When che was about IA
years o. age che vas struck in the back Of
the head with hammer in tba hauds OF o
boy The Immediate irjurg VAS taken care
Of, but ehort time after the girl hecsme
ompIetely blind iu her lefs eye. Dlriag
the years that followed The young woman
suffered from constantly recurring attacks
OF ssyere hesiscbe, the peiu beginoing at
the eest of the early Injury, passing 20
the blind eye. and then 10 the right
eve, which also was at times siah,iess.
Tnese headaches required so constantly end
were SD painful that insanity Has feared and
the st. Louis physicians wsre con. u ted.
They took out portion Of The homes in i'e
young womao's skull, and 5eeides alleyat-
ing The psiu and headaches. COM nleroiy re-
stored the os5 sigh. The csae is looked
upon by the doctors rs cue of the miracles
Of III gerry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
Rules for Lent.

Carirsl Gibbons has Issued the following
rules to De obssrad b5 the faithful of ID:
Catholic church Ia tAe Archdiocese of Balti.
N ire durioe Isn't:
l. Ash Wednesday the frs. day OF Lieut.
falls ca the 11.h OF February.
l Ali the faithful who have completed
heir twenty -Gyet year, unless exempt o.
dlspenaion or some other legitimate cause
are bouod to observe the fast o. Lent.
2 They are to make ORG neal only day,
except on Sundays.
8. The meal permitted on fast dayo Is not
to be taken until about noon.
4 A small refreshmept, commonly cal!sd
collation., is permitted 10 lhs evening.
s. The following persons Are exempt from
the Obligations OF fasting: Persons urdsr
twenty-ons years of age, tbs siok, nursiog
pomen those who are obliged TO do hard
labor, and those who through weakness
csnnct iss; without crest PREJUDICE to their
health.
6 The faithful ere ramindsd that boside5
the obligation of fasting imposed By the
church, this holy season of Lent should be
in an especial manner time of earnest
prayer, of sorrow for elm, of seclueian from
the world snd it's .amussments, and Of gener-
Gus aImsgiviDg.
II By virtue OF an Iadult to thu . lifted
States, dsted August 8. 1887, the following
special diepensations are granted.
l The use OF Fl sh meat ia permitted at
all meals on Sundays, and once day on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, with the exception of the second and
last Saturdays of Lent. But fish meat and
f ID are not TO be used at the sams meal
during Lent, even On SUNDAYS.
9 The use of huSte-, claese, mix and
eggs i4 slso permitted every Day In Isn't.
II is allowed to take 10 the morning
some wa,m liqnid. as tea, ootfae or thin
chocolate. meda with water, and with this
liquid mouthfu of bread
4. Those for whom the hour of NOON ma
be az inconvsnient time for dinnsr may ia-
vert The order end take the COLLATION. in the
morning. and their dinner in tins evening.
5. The use Of hogs lard or dripping, TO-
4tesd of butter, Is aushorz d 10 preparing
permitted food.
Persons exempt f;om tho ob'ig alton Of
fasing are free TO taxa maat mara .beu
oncs 90 those days whsp its use il granted
bY disrensaticn.
III. Toe Psschsl tima extend4 frcm he
G EST Sucdag OF Liant until Trinity Sunday,
during which time all Catholics woo
have attained the proper age are bound
10 receive Irthily the Holy Com,nmnnion.
he holy season of Lent is very proper time for
children to make their first confession, VIII Oh
they on hi do generally at about the sge of
seven years. Parents shou see to this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
Foreign News.

ROME, Feb. 5.-Tne pope In reply to earn
est r, quests upon the suaiso has been COM
peled to decline 10 make an Official COM
municasion to the French bishops on the at
ti;ude which they are to assume towards
the republic.
Moscow, Feb s.. "A terrible fire occur.
ed In on orphan Asylum in this city last
night Nine children were burned 10
dsa.b, and number of others were 80 se-
rioualy Injured that their lives are despair
ed Of.
BARCELONA, Feb. 5.-Ia this city to day
while peaceful dem onstration was going
on in favor OF the republican leader, DIN
Nicholas salmerony, al ofi,er in charge of
troop of gendarmss ordered his men to
charge the crowd. They Gid go at gallop
firing pistola and carbues right aad left and
dangerously wouoded several people. The
action Of the gendsrmes deeply enraged the
people, but the crowd dispersed without any
open act OF retaliation.
PARIe, Feb 5 "A dispatch from London
as Mr.. Giadstnro bas given the require d
assurances ju3tifying Mr.. PArnelI 10 retiring
from the leadership of his section OF the
Irish parliamentary party. Mr.. Dillon, 1t
is said. will replaces Mr.. MCCARTHY as leader
of ;hs McCarthSi.e sec ion and will be g. I.
Iected az leader Of ths reunited party.
BERLIN, Feb -Gsn Cunt Alfred Ven
Soni' II 81, who pucceea Gen. Won WsIdsrsee
az chief of the general staff, regard d as
one OF 'n4 most able iii ,ers Oh that stttf
OPoRTo, Feb. The insurgents wi o
have been arrested for partcp ltiug 10 tt Q
recent reyols against the authority of the
Government will be trisd by court martial
oa Morday next On board Of mao of wlr
now lyiog 10 the roadsead. Vetgs, tie
civilian lesdsr OF LIE resurrection has e :
otped from his hiding li,ce 10 this city AID
ia understood to have found refuge in Eus-
land,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

COMMON CARRIERS Pools The bill Ia
vorablS reported yesterday BIZ Senator Cnl
lom to amend the Interstate Commerce act
provides that competing common carriers
may, with she approval OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission, enter into contract,
or agreements with respect 10 traffic When,
in the o; inion of thu C,mmission, the gem
era! puolic interest ana general welfare will
be thereby subssSved. These contracts and
agreements when duly subscribed by such
carriers and Fl ed With sn approval ny lbe
Commission, shall be binding between tbs
parties thereto, subject however, TO the su-
thority COT f.rrsd upon the Commission 10
annul any such contract or agreement when
the Commission is of opinion the public in
teres. will require it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
The Governor Takes a Stand

Secretary OF the Iote,ior Noble iiss Insist
cd tbs. the money appropriated under an
act OF the present Congress for the endow-
ment and support CT col, ges for The benefit
of agriculture esd mechanical arts should he
divided equally between white and colored
institutions Of shat kind in Virginia. There
are but two of these in this State. These
are the agriculture and mechanical college
for whites at Biecksburg and the colored
Normal Scaooi at Hampton. The school
funds of the State are divided between the
two races according to the school popalstiop,
which gives the whites two-th;rds and the negroes
oue-third. The Governor took the position that
the federal appropriation should be distributed in
the same ratio between the two institutions
sought to be benefited. He gave Mr.. Noble TO
understand that no other condition would
he accept Vlr&nia's share OF the appropriation.
The Secretary has forwarded the money. 1t has
boon divided between the two colleges in the ra-
ito named, which meets with the approval of their
exeou i've officers The Governor of Georgia has
taken the Same posi- ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMsRIoA.-Ths
regula. bien 0ial. convention OF the Cataolic
Knights of Americs met in Pete, sburg se3-
tsrday, end after tracsacti1g the usuai bus!-
ness, elected the following offi,ers for tie
ensuing term B.. Rev. A. Van Denver,
of Richmond, spiritual director J @. Car
roll, Of Norfolk. president J. Il D!nneeu,
of Redmond vice president J. III. Burke,
OF Petersburg, secretary a. L.. MatuFsere,
of Richmond, treasurer. J c. Carroll was
elected delegate to the Supreme Council,
which meets In Philadelphia in Hay, and j..
81. DnneeD, a!teruate. The next session Ut
the convention will BIS held In Richmond.
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BAPTIZED in Her CcMn.

A sen:e ioa of no snsii proportion is ex-
eitiog the people Of 3 5aGsld, Ohio, coca
stoned by the al eyed return TO life Of = W.
mso some me dead. Tee woman is Mira.
Geosg3 Tyree. For soue iins she has been
a CHRONIC invalid from conau ptior, the IL
ne bsipg augmented hy Il severe fall which
affected her spine. ehs has been gradually,
grcwtg worse aud Mo, d ~ afternoon SIZE
was seizsd with 81 ell Of d ficult breathing.
Her breatn came In gasp, AMI at 2 o'clock
10 Ill appear .uces, lie l,ft the body anil tn,
woman was pronounced dsat- Soon after sh be
gan to sho slight signs of lfs bat by o'clock
the body was again seemingly lifele's. All hope
WAS given up snd srrsDg N MS were made for tho
proper care of the body, an undertsk.r being
summoned. Before he could arrive, however
tho wo nan again revived, AID, string up il bed,
startled the attendants by saying: II have come
b ck to be baptized" So positive was Mrs. Tyree
Fiat she must be at once baptized that Rev. w. A.
Cross was summoned and requested to Is ke her to
the Christian Chur, b and minister the rite of b.p-
tism, He refused, saying it would Kill her. But
the womans appesls were so pitiful tbat he deter.
mined to baptizs her at tie house. Accordingly
he to. k the netsl,ic c. flu and filing it With
Ya.er, With the aid OF her hasosnd, immersed tho
woman. Tho Elnoss l;foless body seemed to tc
To ,ivfa. and shouting Glory. Glory" the in
ya;id W IS laid upon the bed. No hai effect was
produced by the plunge, and yo5:erday sh, wes
better than she ha, been fo7 some time and says
shs will recover.