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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-16
Mu@ elm a~tmbermabden,

Mau i6reibt aus paris: Der I'm.
ftanb, bob f@ In leBter 3eit bdufe
Grauen 8erufs3ueigen mibmen, bic bis
Der nur Wdnnern norbebalten narer,
tptr6 es ni9t Wunber nebmet Iofen,
baB es elm Witglieb bes farten Ges
f@le9tes einmal periu9t bat, fur bieien
uebersrif Des tpeibIi6en @ef@Ie@tes
&ebcn9e gu nebuten rnb cine srein
mei6lide" 8ef@dftigung 3u uiurpirer.
go fam es, bab ft@ elm eeuifer Musu'
fin 2erour lebtbiu Dor benz Barrier
3u9tpoli3eigeri9t Derontuorten muBte,
neil er ftd dis. !. 2inbermdohen bers
bangeu bate.
Mabame 0nboHeI por gum A. NeaIe
Mutter getporben. 90 He BEL bea Uor.
bergebenben bret Malen bic Greubeu
un5 2eibeu elmer Nmnle al,r Gentige ge.
nORen bate, 70 entf6loB lie RG. 6ieIes
Mal es nit Der nfiinFli6er @rndb,
rung" 3u betfu9en. Inter ben sabIs
reiden Mipirantinnen duf ben pofet1
zines 2inbermdbdens fieI ibre WabI
auf Elm, ,siuages Mdb9en" MnguRtne
2erouS, Sos ibr utiter Sbrdnen er3dblte,
baB es III U05ge zines Gsbltrittes BON
feinsn 0srlDanbten berffoBen tDorben
fei. 0ie tabelIofe Mufabrung eiuers
feits. iomie bic bingebungsbDle pflege
bes &inoes anbtrleits berf@aften BEN
,,iungen Mdbden" balb bic 3uneigung
Der ean3en camille, unb allies tu6re gut
abselaufeu, penn ni@t zines Mbenbs
bic 369in bes 0aufes tpeinenb in bag
3immer ibter 9errett gefiir5
pdre unb erjdblt bdtte, baB Die Der.
meintlt9e StDdenamn,e ein Mann iei
unb he nit entebrenben Matrdgen per.
foIge. Der 6err bes 6auIes, Der an.
fangs an cine Geifesh6rung ber S..
din glaubte. iiber3eugte f@ iebo@ baIo
bon Der Sdui@ung, bsren Opfer ct uub
Ietne Grau geuorben. Mas ben @ats
ten ie6o9 am meiften erboie, mar Der
umffanb, baB bic ,Nmme" ffets init
ieiHer gattin In einem 3immer tber.
nadtste. Gin gu &atb eeaogener &e9tss
antpalt Formulate nun cine Mntlage,
stueseH NnmaBung eines gerufes. fit
,uelGen bic g%tbringuug bes 8efdbt.
gungsaa@peiies bon bornbereil uns
m6gIi@ fei" unb tpeser vWerlebung bes
S@amsefibls."
Der Nusetlaste bra@te au ieiner Ser.
tbeibigung Dor, baB CT bereit5 2ebrer
In elmer priuati@ule, iobcnu Mnnon,
ceatleber geweTeu fei, fpdter babe ct
puppent6pfe bemalt. unb f9lieBIi9 iei
er aud 8elocipeb p%rofefOr. Da es
aber nit al bisfen Getperben ni@t ges
ben tuoIte, babe CT es ais Srodenamme
berfu9t.
90 Der Rldger feline Antloge ni9t
binrei@enb motibtren tonnte, mubte Der
&i@ter init einem Greifpru@ borgsben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-16

&err 6. $. @aiaer, go. 217 OR.
6oufDa StraBe bdlt itets bas bDls
tDmmenie Eager in 3eiGeumateria'
lien, $apeten, Garben, @las, Gpiesel'
sIas, 8~iloerrabmen, 6irniRea unb allen
3ei@nens uab Naler.l ltenFlien. Rtnf'
lerii9 auseefabrte Silber unb 6tatuet'
ten &c. Rnb in cine; iebenswertben @als
lerie 3ur MaRGt unb gum 8ertauf auss
gefteut. Sn 8apeten un6 3immeroetos
rationen If bas @ef6madooGte uaD
ReueRe bert gu fin6en.
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6 G d t!

SIR bic gsmeraI6o, &ana, rs Mei=
len bon piebras Hesras, tperben Elm
Manrl unb behen Grau eeiu6t, bic leb.
tere fRr allgemeins 6ausarbeit unb ber
Mann fur Gelbarbeit (auf Mntbeil)
ooer fur Nrbeit aEf ber Stand fur Qobn.
Die Srau erbdIt mouatIih $40 9o9n.
Weeen ber udberen @inoeInbeiten
tpenoe man f@ an
Gouis 5. 9oI&
eagle paB, Seras.
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&rehsaeihmiire.

Sauienbe BON Grebssei6mtirsn tper.
ben in p%ermauenter Meiie burG cine
boltOmmen neue unb criginele Me.
tbobe enifernt, f@mer3los, obne 8erluff
bon Slut unb obne bic Mnueabung
BON gfatern ober bes MeHers. Mafi
fam elm Bud nber~ 2rebsseibmiire
(wel@es unentgeltlt@ a~ugefanbt nirb)
erbalten, tDenn man iGreibt an bas
Surgical 0otel, Columbus, Ohio.
Or. g. .. 9artmon, prdf.
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0er erie G&ritt.

@isuei6l 1T Sbr sanSes Gppem uuber Orbnuns, Gle
fInnen nt@t eNen, niht Shlafen, ntGt benten = fur,,
Sic t5nusn Rt@ts tbuu, mite Sic robl m6@ten, unb sic
frasen FM ~erfaunt, mas Sbnen etsentlia feble. Ste
Iputen etne fplHe @arnunS MID unbea4tet laHen. DaS
III ber erie S&rltt su aMgemeiner Nerpens 3eryhttuna.
Ste bran6en Elm RtfpeasG tdrtunsSs Mtttel, nnb In
electric : Hittere iserhe ct Mle8 fneen, mas CUR Sers
Reanns bes natarlt&en 3uitonbes ,Sbrer Rerpsn nftbts
III. nebetTaf9enbe @eiultate tol8en BEN @ebrau2e
bieIes eroSen IerpeusGcnte. Der Npptttt tebrt mites
Der, bf t1treauune polttekt fG. rieher in gsreSeLter
Betie unh 2eber nnh Mteren nebmen tbre Ihdttelett
pieber mit frhber nuj. Man periu9e etne Etai4e.
Preis so Gents Bet q. Dreibr Gbompfcn & Go. une
saen anbsIeu apptheiern,
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Grfabrun9en tines ffeimer M1odbenS
in eineut Qeud1thurtnc.

SIR. unb Wars. 0cren Irescptt ppbnen als gddter
In benz &esierunss= 2eu8ttburne BON Saub Bead TN
Staate Mi%isan. Gle fnb NIT etnen 4 Sabre alien
Maiern unb bann etnen fdredli@en Snten, perbunben
NIT 8teber. DOetrrsn bebanbeIten fe gu Suule nnb in
Detroit, aber rerSeben8, es tpurbe thinner faltmmer
NIT tbr, Bis fe rnie Saut nnb RnD@en@ mar. Da
periu9ten es TIRE Gltern NIT Or. Rinss Meuer Gnts
beduns nnb Madden fe nur 5pet unb etne Babe
Slui4e bdbrn sebrau@t Bate, mar iie pouitdnbts ses
@ewi9t tn Sob pertb, aber benro& iinb grcbefal@en
~teitenfret gu baben BET Dreis, Tbpmpion & 80. tn
Gan antonic, Sey&8.
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GrnnseiSentbnuas : llebertrasaaseu.
20. g. 0arbp an Sobn 8. 9aser,
Grnnbfhd In BIDf ID, 500.
GuHob Groos an bic @alpefton, oar.
risburg unb San @ntouio Gifsnbabn
@eeere@t iber 210 ader Qano. preis
uumineH.
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2ltntltde Sefanmttnadbuna.

IS niro bierour6 mitgetbeilt, baB
bic 2egislatur 6es etaates Seros er.
iu6t nerben mi,b, ben 6reibrlef ber
9taet San Wntonio tn Beaug auf bic
folgenbea puutte a%b3udnbetn:
Sections unb "a in Der Dirt, baB
bic Qemter bes S~nsenieurs. bes NEeKors
uno Nari6aQs bur6 grnennung gu
beieBen iein folen unb nidt tpie bisber
bur9 WabI. Nle bieIe @rneunungeu
fouen bur1 ben Stabtratb erfoleen unb
atuar auf ben @otf@lag oes Mapors
bin.
81. NGe 8aean3en in ben
our@ 8olfswabl beiebten Memtern FOL-
len au@ bur9 cine Na9mabl mieoer
befett merben, mean Der Sermin BET
Neupabl ipeni9er als neun Monate
entfernt Iiest.
@ection 43. Ser Imortiiationsz
Jonb iOa bon seb9 (10) auf 3pei ~
proceut pio Sobr berabgeiebt peroen.
uno ole bisber a%ussegebeHen Bombs
foaen ftr re6tssiItig ertldrt nerben,
dig Oh ber Charter einen amortiiatipnss
6onb BON 2 Proceut fefsefsBt bdtte.
Seetion As. Sic Musgabe BON
Bombs our @inI0iuns bon Bonbs, bic
b6ber Der5inf inb ober bon fd0igen
Bombs iol autorifrt tperben uno ole
bisber gu Nmottilations s3peden auss
geaebenen 8cnbs folen fur re9tstrdftig
ertldtt merben. unb bas Giscaliabr fol
10 abgedubett werben, baB es am 1.
sunni ieben Sabres beainnt unb nit benz
81. Mai abI6liest.
SeftiDn 48. Nae notbmenbigen
Srbinan3en um bic Nusbreitung ana
tedenber &rant1eiten au berbinbern,
iOlen bon ber Statt aug erlafen tpers
ben.
Section IS. sou bic 9fi@ten.
8Oama6ten unb @ebaltsbe3tge aler
8eamten unb Nnsefelten Der @tabt
fefieSen, nit Nusnabme Der @ebGlter
bes MaDers, Mari9als, Collectors,
SalsRors, @6aBmeiifers, Wnmalts. Sns
genieur5 unb &ecorbers.
Seetion SO. sou Die Stabt auto.
riIiren, 2icenlen au~sautelleu far proft.
tuiionsbduler foDie Der Gtoot Dos
&edt uerIeiben bieielbsu su controliren,
gu befr0fen unb lire 2icsua 3urid3us
3iebea.
Section 1O2. sou bic Gtabt
autorifren ben Smpf3many iir bic
36Slinse aller ftdbtif@eu @9ulen, fo'
ME fir Die SufaRen aler itdhtif@en
Sniitute unb AiDIe &c. bur63ufhbren.
Section 119. Die 8efimmungen
iolen dufgeboben wetben, bic benz Maz
pOr Zen 8e3us bon @ebHbren geltatten
ftr ale Gdle, Die er ielbf i'm &ecors
berss @eri6te berbanbelt. q
5ettton 1877. 9ie Beltimmungen
iOlsn aufsebobeu tperben, bic benz
stabtratb bic G~efiebung bes @ebaItes
bes G9abmeiffers iiberloEen.
Section 1873. 0ebt bic 8eltims
munsen auf, wel6e bas @ebalt unb bic
@ebhbren beg fdbtii6en Sngenieurs
feitieben.
Seettnn pol. SOIL genaue @s,
geln feifiebsn flr bic @rweiterhng bon
StroBen. pldben unb garts &C.
Settion 203. son ge5timmans
gen treffen fir bic ggpropriation bon
8ribat. gigentDum FIR OfentIi@e 3mefe.
unb 5fuar in ber Beiie, baB Der 3med,
fur weI@sn befastes @igentbum eTpros
print werbe1 iol, genauer befihirt
mirb.
Section 227. Betimmt, baB bier,
teIidbrli@ cine geraue Sarle9una Der
iinancielen Gage Der StaSt publicirt
rerben lou.
Section 249. SEPT Die @ebdftera
fir ben Wopor. NubitOr, &scorber,
Wafi6aq, NEwaIt, Collector, G1ab.
meiier unb S~nsenieur fef.
Section 251. SEPT Beftimmurz
gen felt, uie bieie @ebdlter 3ur Was3ab.
lung geIangen foQer.
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- Sn Souifon tpurbe Der ppli3if
Sem, elm iebr tpaderer unb pHidt.
treuer Mann. aus benz 6intsrbalte er.
i6ofen. Gin farbtser 9otel : Seuner
Namens Mc@ee fol- ben Moro began.
aeu haben,
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9r. Wmt. Wetter tueiIt eesenpdrtig
In Guropa. Die 3eit ieiner Rtidtebr
wtrb in ben Spalten bisfes BIattcs be.
FAINT gema1t peroen.
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IreS &amse's Ordbeftra fhr 8dae,
Ron5erte, parties &c. Grffer GlaHe
Muft %garantiri. Office: 33 South
Nlamo,S traGe, San Mnionio.
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@abl MmSeiaen.

Die ,8reie 8rei1e" 1T autoriiirt, Serrn
Nat. &epiS ais &anbibaten fir bas 9mt
bes . iitrict:GlerfS bel Der bebpritebens
ben @abl an;ufitnbtger.
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Sic bette @ele9enbett, gum 0eIGaftss
atantt nnagebtIoet 3a ScerHet.

Die ein3ige Sanbels > Ntabentie i'm
6taate Seras, uel@e man aIs cine
Nnfalt erifer GlaRe beaeiGnen tanr. 1T
Dbne Grage bas biefige "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbren Nnipru6 auf
cine fold bobe unb beionbere Steaung
tann biefe Nufalt ouf ibre ipfiematifGe
@intbeilung ber Deri@ieoenen DEPARTS
ments, bic ole unter ber 2situng etfab.
rener unb tddtiger 2ebrer Iieser, b..
Rren. &ei6 iflufrirte &atalose tuers
ben auf Wunf6 iiberaI bin fret bers
iaubt. 90. s. 9 N a n, 9irettor.
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Da- Gei91ftsleute, pel1e 3u Ser.
padungs3peden 3beers papier brau9er,
mO9ea F9 on pauID & Diels
m q n tpenoen.
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Die r6reis 9refIe" lift autpriiirt, 9errn
MIbert 6. Sepine ais &anbieat fir
bas Pint beS Diitritt.@ lerts bel Der bebprftes
benben g8abl ar3utinbieen.
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-5err grnf 8. arnbt, @aseo, Mi@.,
l9reibt: ct. Sabobs.O Del beiIte mid
BON &afenf6mer3en, naGbem anbere
Mittel feline Ginberune bra@tea.
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oie meue aalfbrenmerei am @ibs1O


Gtaer @tnlaoung Der tteuet pCibolo
Lime Company Tolge leittenb, f6loB
n9 geffern gorI1ttiag Elm 8ertreter Der
SGrsIeH pfei1eA elmer @Jcurftot an,
peige pom ben Mfits!ieDern tenet @s'
leui@aft oeraaltaltet noroel mar, um
Dem BET Der Statloa eutoh an Der
Sreusun9 oes Stooio NIT Der SnDiigen
PeclFc.Cagn --9elegeaen neu erligies
zen 9roBeR Ealtofsn eifel eeluU ao3u'
FaIIeTl.
pig uslf9lleoer eer neuen gelsaa0att
nTo Die 9errs1: u: Wanrer, yrofoenf;
WtdI Nfeuleoons Slces4'r01oeat, uuo
petmaan parms, SgnBmettier uno
Secretar. Das SlreeloItum oeliebt aus
oea oeffer Wlelaer q 9aub 3eosu g
Alitiaaa uao @pos. perner.
Ote Soee Der Nale9ua9 elaet Salt.
orenleret tn groBefem WtdBlfaoe BET
@uion loas als Gtagtrottol ou9 ben
gtafael vet0oio 95tt. fa9rt) tlf Don ben
0eDruoern 1teuleDag alsgegangea, ole
IN gIfaDtung georagt Daften, o1B oas
9eroa TN JluBoette pes f'eiltens tTode'
men SlOoio, Das mellenpett siie Steie
oou 10 o,s ~ GuB gal en- Jug ieWnls
l@s Snsde ie9t 9eeigneter Ealtteta lei.
ut9u paWte1e Gas Delrenenoe Sano
9ao oegoan loTor1 MIL oem Uau eIfes
%altOfens 1on iegr groBen Dtntentoleu
elat an penn JlaBnette Des @lbolo.
Dds wtotsrla! ii MOT Hur qslafttitattn
To groBer wfen9e Dor9anoeu, ioilDsrtI
e ~ aug en- qualliatio cana 0or5tig'
llGes. es ~ Elm legr Barter Grtltalts
tltl@er t~oblenlallrer Sait, Der tia@beml
oIr@ ose Hotgglng9ige TN Slelt Die
lanerosfanofqelle nno elm 9betl Der
Sogieniaure aus8elgleoen fnoroeit fi1o,
ettlerl b~or5ae!i1ea i@HeslDeiBetl uiige.
ltl@ten sail lIsfert, etH WtatertaL iio@
melgem PIE Ndgfrage IN unlereW il@
roptDe eaitDldelnOem san 4atotltO eifie
teDr reae TT inD e quo ilo@ auf LANCE
Janre blnaus blstoen niro.
NuBer ben MitglieoeriI oer sCibolo
Lime Co. oetgetli8ten lt@ etlDa tlo@
EN- gubero afloerer Qerrefl an Dem
Mus1uge, ole noetral@t fodrer. Dte
glatt unD ertolgrei9 bag ueue uater'
tle9I1eil naroetist".
Dte perreH M9elaer g @anl, BE be-
taHatii9 BITE llebeastp1rotgen WIrtbe
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Die .6reie @rsile" lit autoriitrt Germ
Gbmpnbs ais &anbioaten fir
pas gtmt beS 9iltrist : GlertS BEL Der AM 10.
Wdrs abSubaItenNen @abl ansutIubi9en
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DaS pfentItGe llrthetl, bub Or. 8ua's SuIten Spz
rup has bette uno biatsjte Maittel sesen Grfditurs, Sus
itsH, ranhen 9alS unb GnsbrltIststi III, bat f6 tnrd
aqsemeiue GrfabrunS ppufdueia beItdttst.
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= St. Jago6s Gel. n

9r0OtlYa, 81. g., 8. Ipril, 1890.
ct. Satebs Sci beilte r,sinea gater
TN iestea @inter nap sstnidsrisfnt eet'
ben BON rbeunattfden gdmsr5en.-Trd
lein Clara @titt. All Sonpfins.&se.
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@tirrp, WifIin.Gcunts, ga.
Srau Som Genlmia bate 10 Sabre
an Sdmtrstn I'm @ad8ratb s%stttten, bic
at fA in SclSe siser Gerlfsurs sasssr8sa
satte; fe suar niat Int 9tanee sa sebta.
had bent @.brauGe BON 3spet 8taf6en
Ct. Satats Del mar pptfanbiSe StIl-
uns srfclSt.
aitt1t @apios @ise.,2 2. Mdrs, 1889.
Rtint Srau litt en- teftisen neuratst.
fssn Gdnerstn I'm @ei6te. sic rieb
ba1slte NIT ct. SatObs Sel ein unb In.
nerbaib bret Stanben ioaren ate S9ufr-
len northumberland SGetbe.
cine SIasas 81. 3atass Sci sOftet 50 Gents
Glnf 6lafsen fir 5000. ST in isSer spotssts ~
taben.
THE CHARLES A. voasLER CO.. Baltimore. ND
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-21
stylish Gentlemen.

A look into the show window of No.
T0S Market street will convince stylish
Gentlemen, youth and hoys that MIR.
W. L. Mearns. who is the solo agent In
his city for those worldwide famous
matters, Knox, of New York, and A. J.
White of London, makes a splendid
exhibit OF the leading and latest styles
" hats. A splendid and most attrac-
i've stock OF goods in great variety IL
politely shown inside his store. His
straw hats are more beautiful this year
han ever bcf ore and the boys and their
mothers as " ell as the gentlemen, will
Je delighted with them. Be sure and
examine tie stock and prices before
auying your next new hat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-21
etanaLnr comnlttees ArpoIntsd.


Supreme Master A. B. crossgroye If
the Supreme Lodge, Shield OF Honor,
has appointed the following standing
committees:
District Deputy Supreme Masters
II. J. Febler of West Virginia, II. j.
Drew of Virginia, J. B. Lucas of Mis-
souri,, L. II. Oowie OF Illinois, William
A. Bennett of the District OF Columbia,
"A. d. Rosenthall OF New York, and L.
II. Ritter OF Ohio.
Finance ommittee-Harry c. Stout
of Pennsylvania and William ]. Gun
lningham and j. @. Sanders OF Mary
land.
Law Commlttee-A. P. Fraim OF
Pennsylvania and Hurry c. Smith and
Charles A. Rotan Of Maryland.
Committee on Appeals-Henry Du-
Vail of Maryland and Louis Il. Stiltz
land Robert II. Hodge OF Pennsylvania.
Committee on Grand and Subordi-
nate Lodges-C. Williamson of Della
ware, John $. Reed of New Jersey and
John ii. Younger OF Maryland.
Printing Commlttee-E l.. Fudge OF
IPennsylvDnia. G. I. Martin OF Della
ware, Charles S. Sinclair Of Maryland.
Committee on Secret Work-John w.
IMeeks of Maryland, joint. Spitteil OF
Pennsylvania and William IL. Upton OF
New Jersey.
Committee on Reserve Fund-Harry
q. Stout of Pennsylvania, John w:
'Meeks of Maryland, John 8. Reed of
New Jersey, Samuel f. Hall of Della
ware and A. d. Rosenthall Of New
York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-21
The NJ. Il. Church at New Castle.

NV CASTLE, May 20, s9l.-Pursuant
to arrangements, the pastor of the
Union American NJ. Il. Church met his
official board at the church and he
with them effected arrangements for
his salary. The trustees owe on their
parsonage s625. for carpet on church
iloor S67.75, to the Gas Company SEQ
10 and other bills amounting to $27 SO,
making total of $145.74.
Steps will be taken to reduce this
debt as soon as possible. twill be the
object OF the pastor to improve the
condition and advance the interests of
his people in every particular. He hum
Gly Graves the sympathy and co-opera-
tion Of the good people of New Castle
and vicinity. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-21
The Bowen-.teyer Fight.

New ORLEANS, May 2i.-The Bowen
Meyer fight and its unsatisfactory ter
mination is the principal topic of con-
versation here. People at the ring side
thought that Bowen had been awarded
the fight on foul, but the club con-
cluded to wait for Il decision, in order to
save the money that was wagered on
the result. Meyers foul was palpable
one, but it was simply the result Of ex-
citement, for he had Bowen almost
knocked out when he committed it. 1t
is understood that Referee Brewster
will give an opinion declaring the fight
off On fouls. The bets will be declared
off, and the club will divide the purse
between the two men. Another fight
between the two men is now talked of.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-21
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The Kentucky Prohibition state conven-
tion met in Louisville and nominated full
ticket, with JosiSh Harris, of Paducah, for
governor
By a powder explosion az a coal mine
near New philadelphia, o., John GFaG
was killed and his brother Edward was
fatally injured.
The Manipuris who killed Chief Com
missioner James w. Quinton by thrusting
spears through his body have confessed, and
have been sentenced to death.
Joseph Boucher, who killed Dennis
Crowley in Philadelphia, was sentenced by
Judge Biddle to be hanged. His counsel
will probably appeal to the board of par
&ons for Communication of sentence.
Cough candy OF Fergusons, Il. Fed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-21
Waited His Charge.

Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,.
CHn1srIASA, May 20, 1891. Rev. J. l.
Hood, who has been appointed to the
charge OF the New Castle circuit, com.
prising two churches in the Union
American NJ. L. connection, has visited
both his churches; ho went to New
Castle on Saturday, May I'd, preached
at the church on Sunday, the Sd, morn.
ing and evening; he has not as yet,
had any official meeting with the hreth
ren. On May 9th he went to Christiana
at O'Clock in the evening; he met the
official brethren, who gave him q
hearty welcome.
They Immediately entered into nego
liatlon for his salary which matter
was soon disposed of. The pastor next
inquired after the financial condition
of the church, which he found to bt
good, there being a debto only 81, $50
lhe next business that engaged the at
tention OF the pastor and board was
the building of q fence around theil
cemetery, which they have lately pur
chased. This matter being disposed
of the question of Il new church edi.
lice was discussed. The conclusion ar
rived at was that q new church is III
dispensahle from the fact that the walls
OF the old one had become SO dllapi
dated that it is unsafe to worship in
a motion prevailed that I'VE engage
in the enterprise"
The pastor strongly urged that in
order to show to the public that we
mean to do something that we raise
the first money ourselves by subscrip-
ton. Accordingly list was drawn uE
and the pastor, to inspire zeal in the
brethren and to show them that he
meant business. headed the list Will
60. Several of the brothers followed
suit to Il e amount Of s45. The pastor
preached at the church morning and
evening. attended tho sabbath schoo
in the afternoon.
At the church he had fine chance tc
ascertain its spiritual condition
which he found to be excellent; he
hopes to improve the condition of the
sabbath School. This pastor is q
Pennsylvanlan and is one OF those
chaps that II need require, is not toe
delicate to pull off his coat and roll vi
his sleeves and go to work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-21
Lathered and Shaved.

When Alexander Lamble reached the
Polk street Depot from Glasgow, Scot
land, his sandy hair was long and his
chin was decked with stubby growth
of beard, says the Chicago Tribune.
He needed tho services of a barber and
went into shop almost opposite the
depot, and asked to be shaved and
shorn. This is what the barber did to
him: Cut his hair; singed his hair;
shampooed him; sea-foamed him; shaw
ed him; bay-rummed him; trimmed his
muatache; waxed IL, scented it, comb
cd 1t; combed his hair. oiled 1t; brushed
the small hairs of his coat, and then
presented him with bill for $3.50.
Lamble demonstrated at the price. but
the barber told him it was caused by
tho Mckinley bill, and Lanlble, not
being up to the customs of this coun-
try, paid tho money. Then he told tho
depot policeman about II. The officer
succeeded In making tho barber dis
gorge S2.20, leaving Sl.30 for his SER
vices
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-21
COURT rRocnEDrse&

An Alleged Burglar ON Trial-rhe En-
Case.
As soon as Court convened at 2.30
O'clock yesterday afternoon, a jury
was drawn and the case of Daniel John
son. indicted for burglary and larceny
In breaking into and robbing the gro.
Gerry store of Lewis Il. McClintock at
Eighth and Lombard streets, on Sunday
morning, April 10, was taken up for
trial.
The state was represented by Deputy
Attorney General Davis, and the de-
fense by Branch Giles, Esq. Anumber
OF witnesses were examined, and their
testimony showed that the prisoner
was seen on the morning OF April 10
standing at the door of the grocery
store about 4.50 o'clock.
That when Officer Updyke approach b.
cd he ran naround to side window on
Lombard street, and gave an alarm,
when two men jumped out and then
started to run. The accused and one
OF the men turned In an alley just
above Eighth street. and the third
man started across the lots. The off,
Ger called to him to stop. and as no
did not obey shot at him several times.
One of the shots no doubt took effect
as he was traced by blood for some
distance. The other two men were
pursued by neighbors through the al
leys, and the prisoner was captured in
an out house at Ninth and Poplar
streets. The water closet In which he
was found was searched Afterwards,
and four watches, with several other
articles which had been thrown down,
wer9 found.
William r. Long was called and tes-
tilted that ut this season of the year II
Is dnybreak about 40 to IS minutes be-
fore the sunrise. This was the last
witness called for the State, and Mr..
Giles made his opening to the Court
for the defense, by moving that the in
dictment be quashed on the ground
that it is defective, inasmuch that 1t
alleges the breaking into the store was
done in the night time, andit had been
shown by the States witnesses that
the man wns found about half an hour
before SUNRISE and consequently 1t was
daylight. Mr.. Giles cited number OF
authorities in support of his position,
and closed with strong argument In
behalf OF his client.
He was followed by Mr.. Davis, who
argued that from the condition in
which things were found in tho store
It was evident that the men had been
In the place for several hours, and that
therefore the breaking in must have
been done in the night time.
The Court in declining to entertain
Mr.. Giles motion said there were ques
lions of fact in this case which made
1t necessary that it should go 10 ajury
Mr. Giles then addressedtho jury for
about twenty minutes, and when he
finished the closing argument for the
State was made by Mr.. Davis.
At 4.20 o'clock court adjourned,
while the cHse was still pending, until
10 o'clock this morning.