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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-14
Proclamation
fir bic Nbbaltuug einer spe5ialwabl,
Mapors Office,
San MntoniD, s. W4ra 1872.

SQH NHIOHlD, o. gtuT3 ~
Sn Der @tabtratbslibung pom Z.
Mdra 1892 murbe cine Srbtnan5 atz
genommen, in pel6er beitimmt tpirb,
baB cine Spe3ialsNbfimm1ng abgebalz
ten tperben fp1, I'M bic Nn5i9ten Der
@runbteneraabler Der Stabt San Nnz
tonic in 8e3ug auf bic Nnsgabe bon
Bonbs int 8etrage BON speibunbertz
finf5igtauienb ($250,000) Dollars auf
3tuanaig big breiBig (2O-3O) Sabre
sn feds (6%) prosent gu ermitteln.
9ieie 8onbs, fppie Der @rtrag Der fdlz
liget ad valorem Steuern, Der @eperz
beiteuern, Der 2icenaer, Marftgebiibz
ret, Der @elbfrafen bes ppli3eigeridts
&C. fonen ba5u berperbet tperben
bic lanfenben Musgaben Der 9ermal=
tung Der 5tabt San MtttoniD fir bas
Gisfaltabr 1892-1893 gu beder.
Desbalb orbre i9, 8rpan Gallagz
ban, Manor Der Stabt Sun Nntonio,
fraft Der mir bur6 ben Sretbrief unb
Die Srbinansen bieier Stabt ibertra=
getten gefugnifie unb III uebereinfimz
ml1ttg nit Seftionen 43 ntb As bes
amenbfrtett Greibriefes bonn 20. Npril
1891, bierbur9. cine Spe5ialzW abl an
unb befimme, baB bieielbe ~abgebalten
perbe am
gamftag, ben 16. Mpril 1892
au benz bprermdbnten 3nede. 9ie
StimmpldBe tperben BON s ubr 8orz
m;ttags bis 6 llbr Mberbs ofer fem
unb 5tpar an folgenben Stelen:
Warb /. Sn Sobn Il. MiGers
Store, @fe Sib SlDres= unb Nrienal=
StraBe. Mable8 ftanb, Gilbert Meper.
Marb2 2. @de gafts unb 9oloz
roiatraBe. Mablsgorfanb-
Warb 8. Marfelbs Store, gde
gere5z uttb GriofraBe. Wablporfan6,
Sames 8. @loub.
Marb4 4. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gfe
Weit 9oufonz urb Norb Gloresftrabe.
Wabl=8 orftanb. s. 8ilemain.
Marb 5. Sommers zGarten, 10.
$50. 306. Wabl : 8orftan6,
Sobn s. 8errD.
@arb g.. gde Clint unb Nolanz
itrabe. Wabloorftanb, Mnt. 8. page.
Marb Z. Gfe Matagorbaz unb
8ictoriafrabe. @abls8 orfanb, peter
Warb 8. gde euD gllamoz anb
5%outbfraBe. Wabl @ortanb, 2ouis
Sic Mabl tpirb ~absebalten unb bic
3dblung Der Stimmer tpirb borgenomz
merben in @infIang nit Der Set
tion 20 bes ftdbtif6en Sreibrtefes unb
oes etaatsgeiebes bonn IA. Mar5 1887
GO. 2egislatur. Seite 21.)
Sd bei9einige bies hermit unter
bes Nmtsiiegels Der Stabt
San Mntonio unter Dem Datum bes
Mdra 1892.
r.. 81 8rpan @aIlagban,
WaDor.
9ltteltirt: 6. g. GIaubon,
Gitp Glerf.
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Sampsk
Gutttine
6aar>Gpmic,

ein bemdbrtes Mittel Ben 9aaren feline
natiirli6e Sarbe un6 2eber mie6er5az
geben. Sc befeitigt S6uppen %bo1tdn>
big un6 berbinbert bas Musfalen Der
6aare, inbem es bic gefunbe 5bdtigfeit
Der @opfbaut anregt unb 6as Sort
ma9fen bes 6aares ii6ert. IS lit boI=
fommen fret BON siftigen Subftan5e11.
preis per Slaf9e 81. Sur aneitt prd=
parirt bon Oscar SampsB.
9auptnie6erlage in SrDtsfis Npotbefe,
Militdrzp la5a un6 Sib SlorestraBe.
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2eiet bies.


Wern Sbr gurer @eiunbbeit pber
Der Grbolung ipegen cine hiibf6e 3eiie
MAIDEN tpoat, 10 ratben mir gu6, mad
9ot Springs, Dirt, benz carlsbad
Imerifas" 5u geben, mel6es int Ser
5ett Der S5arfberge liegt, umgeben bon
rei5er6er Seenerie nit I96l1en Sabrz
nnb Submegen unb ben beilfrdftigften
Nuelen Der Welt. SIR errei9t es
bur6 bic feit ausgeftatteten 3ige Der
Sron Mountain 8abn. Weger iauftrirs
ter pampblete nit 8ei6reibung (frei
berfanbt) men6et @u6 ait ben Mgerten
Der &ompagnie pber an ben General
gahagier : Ngenten Der Mo. pae. &p.
Co., st Souls, Mo.
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Wam Gnrpbn.

Die idmmtli6en 9ampfi6if-Gefeaz
f1aften baben ibre 2pfal : Ngerten be-
nadri6tigt, baB Der Nnbrang Der &ei>
fenDem euf ben eurnpdif9en Sampfern
biefe Saiion nod bieI ftdrfer fem pirb,
als I'M bergal1genen Sabre. Wer baz
bet beabfdtigt, cine 8eiie mad Der al
ten 6einnatb 5u unternebmen, Der be-
Jorge feine Pafage balb bur1 6errn
". S. 9oung,N So. 2 Ofs@ommercez
ttraBe, San Intonio, Ser. Mgent all
Ter renpmmirten Qinien.
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California @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm grOBes 2as
ger bon feine11 CALIFORNIA Weinen bel
9errn s. $. MeDer am Mlamo=
plaaa. 9err MeDer fu6t bic Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein5i6ter. NIs
gutem &ettner gelingt es linn itets, bic
beifen Sorten aussumdblen. ST fann
feline &un6en nnb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berfeben. &Dtbz unb
WeiB : Weine TIT bor5igli6er Aualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
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Columbia 6etgbts.

9ie auBeror6entlt1 niebrigen Preiie
bon $40 unb SIS per 2ot auf ben be-
liebten Columbia 9eigbts gelten tur
Bis gum
d, Ben 16. Mdr5 '92.
Spdter perbett bieie 2ots ni6t utter
$50 llnb $75 berfauft merben. Spre6t
Dor Dber f6idt @nre Nuftrdge ein.
@bas. 8. Sig 0
No. 9 Ofz6outon1fraBe,
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@ransetaeutsnms . mesersrasnnaem,

SEQ. 8. 9aImabge an Mar GDbm,
Orunbftiid an Norb 2eonaftr. 81, 900.
". 9. DEFINE an gDnrab 9uberi6,
Stiid 9anb an SaplOrHr. preis mo-
minea.
@bas Staus on q. @0ring, Stiid
3anb suii9en Garten unb pecosfr.
5000.
20. 8. MiIer an grn1 Slider, etId
2aHb an Der Salabo. $500. s
Sap 6. Mbam8 an 4nnie unb Miu>
flie airdner, Grunbfid auf 2aurel=
6eigbts. $3.50,
Martin 8ra6en unb Grau an gbriz
fian 6abp, @runbifiid al preias unb
DebineftraBe. $500.
6. s.. Sbpot on Nugufta gartbolz
midi, Grunbfiid at Nbamftr. $51.
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CINDERELLA sYalaf!

Die feinlten 9errenz utlb 9amens
@9nbe, fomie au9 bic beften unb bauz
erbafteften S9ul S6ube fir anaben
mnb Mdb6en.
gmpfeblensmertbe NDbitdt: 9olge's
pa1erbi6te 5il5f6ube unb Gila 8 pane
toHelnl
n~eberbaupt gnes, mas III einem re-
grldren 56ubz@ ei6dft eriter &laRe gu
finben 1T!
GinberelIaS d II bzp la #,
gde 9oufonfraBe unb Mbe.g.
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Nerfndht biefeei

fcutst Sbr puien, G~rfdituus rber irsenb etn aetben bes
Salfes, Der Bruif cher ennsen ba6ea. Or. aine's
neue Grfntuns sesen S@ptnbjuGt peri&aft etubes
RING. Dtefe8 mtr6 a~aranftrt, I'm anheren Eoue has
Sch suradertattet. Gplne, bic an Der Grippe Kitten,
fantea, bab e. tos Wtttef mar. Bet Gnpenbuns btes
les prdptrats srlanste man eiue ~frferttse NIB permas
neute Rur.
Ntrfu9t cine HfpbeHojAe unb ~iberseust GuH, mie
ipirflt4 gut btee8 Mtttel III. Brcbefri6eu n~nentaelts
lid ba Nbclph Dreib, Etcmplcn q 60. 81 batea.
8erfauft uerben Re 81 30 Gts. unh $l.00 fur srobs
GIai4eH.
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&pnt Spnneta,tfs gum Spnncrz
ttntergatg.
Sin ganaer Sag erfpart.

&eiienbe bon Seras ra6 st. 2ouis
uttb D1tli9en @tdbten f0nnen 5w0lf
Stunben Sabraeit fparen, tpenr fie
tire 8ilette iiber Die uSron Mountain
&oute", %faufen. Sic baben bier bic
fei1ten puIman Buffet S6lafma9en !;
bic ausge5ei6neten &eelining Chair
Cars, SiBe fret. Wegen Gin5elbeiten
menbet @u6 ait Sno s. 2emis, PaKaz
ge : Ngent, Muitit1, Seras.
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Nette bemtid1e 9lpptbefe.
~. & %. 3alteper, 800 Of @pu=
ftDr gtrafe.

9ie 9erren 81. & %. aalteper, err
fabrene Npntbefer unb gbemifer, ba>
ben III No. 800 Sf>6ouitonitraBe cine
Seutf6e Mpotbefe etablirt. 9ie Ser
rem fiibren ielbfperitdnbli@ ein poaes
2ager bon 9roguen aler Dirt, gatentz
mebt5inen, 5oilettenartifel etc. unb tper>
ben %befonbers Der &eeeptur lire 9aupt>
aufmerfiamfeit f9enfen. 8eibe 1inb
in ibrem Sadie i'm Nor6en, fopie in
9eut i9lanb ausgebilbet tporben.
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt guren Dollars boppeIter Mertb.
gom 56neiber gema9te $25 6erre1tz
Nnaise fir $3.50.
8om S6aeiber genabte 8einfleiber
mertb $3.50, ieBt S.. Wir baben
paKenbes fir Se6en unb reparirert elm
Sabr to # enfrei. $50. 200 CONF
meree>, @de Nabarro>S traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-14

= 9err Mi6al MeGump, 1876 So
8rootlpn, 81. g., lit 6 Weos
nate an beftigen neuraigif4em S9mere
aen IN Der Seite. st. SafobS Del
heilte Inn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-14

- Mnsiise bel pameoaf & Sobn
befelt pber fertig gefauft, liben wie arlz
gegofen. 6ertige 5a6en per6en to-
ltenfrei pahenb gema9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-14

Gtn s~ansbarer Grttfel Bat immer Ma&abmunsen,
eesbalb 5iebe 5u, bab wenn blu etne Glaihe SaIpatfons
taufft, bu bas dhte erbdltf. Sin selben l1mfGtds
sen, f~abrtsirt BON ". 6. Meper & So. in Baltimore,
1Wdr6fdnb.
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aa% Sir 9utes Sol3, ri6tig geneiz
fen 11tb prompte 8ebienung merbe
man fi9 an bic Carr @oob 60.
SelepbDn 1893.
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Self nte Cob unh ntGt weniser merthpor mte has
eble Wletau LII Or. 8uu'S Sniten : Sprup, ba8 ers
drpbte, sei@dste Sufsnmtttel Der Reusett. PretS IS
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Sic f%aibionablen Dunlap, @nor
urb StetiDn 9ite fttbet man BEL pans
& Sobn.
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- Die beiten Oberbemben, lmters
aeug unb Soiletten Nrtifel bel q a NJ
# & Sobn.
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@r1tmo Gigent91tttt.
.(11dnenpermalters Derfauf.=

ueber 100000 Grunb>~ Gtsentbum In Gan antpntc mub ioiort
seftautt werSen; Der ean5e seis wro In Sbetlen unb 0runbaadsn
NIT eutem abiab bon 8er; nett unter benz wtrfGAen Wertbe+
M%usgebebntes Druders> uab lttbpsrapb1aes @tabltKement, welaes
bic bette &unbiAaft tint Sabwe1en bm.
Vutgekgene @e1hdftsbduier unb @runbflde unb B~aupl6be tn
Der Mhte nnb tn ben Nubentbetlen Der Stabt. Grcee Muslabl.
Nebnltae Oferten fo nte vsrber senaAt wprben+
REAGAN HOUSTON, Maiiennertualter.
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SetratbS Gdetn:
3. 9euti6 unb Mr8. CLARA prDbanbt.
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Sic gmmiet mppb 81,

perfauft Mcaiaiter, Snbian 9erritorp
&oblen gu $3.50 per Sente, 6DI3 au
$3.50 per gorb unb gebadtes Doll 3a
$3.50. MGe Muftrdge tuerberl prompt
ausgefibrt. SeIepbpn 81.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
rHe nEPAsrMeNI Sac.
Comm .nder stradIey Announces His Ap-
potntments OF Assistants FOR This Year.

Comm ander stradIey Announces HIS APP
potntmsnts OF Assistants for This Year.
Department Commander George W.
StrAdley Of the q. A. r. Of Delaware has
made mis- staff appointments for the en-
suing year. They are as follows:
Judge advocate, Robert G. Frsini,
Post No. 1 department inspector, T. B..
Swain, Post No IL; chief mustering
officer. Sylvester solomon, Post No /;
assistant to department inspector, Q. A.
w. Frishmuth, Post No. 90; senior
ide.de-capap and chief OF staf,
Charles A. Foster. Post No I.
Aides. de -camp-W h. Middletown,
Peter MoAleer, ]. n. Spencer, John
Irwin, Jacob Lamplugh, Nathan Sim
mons. John DOoley, George Reuss. John
Devnish, Henry Filler aud J. A. Smith,
Post No / Manlove Hazel, A. d, Mason,
George r. Roberts. henry thinner
man George Wonn. William Haley,
Charles Sailoway, Matthew Rogers, J.
g. Rutap. William Johnson and Thomas
Wood Post No, .; William F Willis
and Jesse Helling, Post No B; David A,
jackson and Isaac Wilson, Post No. 4 (;
J. x VRntIne and q. w. Hetherington,
Post No. s: C. Patton, Post 10. 6;
William A. Truitt, Post No. 2; r. H.
Williams, Post No. 8; Levi Mccormick,
Post No. Q: James Montague, Post
No. Il; James Banthsm, J. Nc
Laughlin and James Brown, Post
No. IS; j. R. Stsats, Post
No. IA: William J. shannon. Post No.
IS; Honry b. Mitchell, Post No. 16;
samuel Nelson, Post No. II; William
Thsrp. Post No 19 David o. Hudson.
Post No. 81; @. N. Dodd, Post No. 22;
James A. Orr, Alexander hudson, A.
Starr. Rishard Taylcr. J. T. Roney and
Joseph Gessenger Post No. %; Joseph
T. Osborn, Post No. 20. and George d.
Hudson. Pos No 26.
Assistant Inspeotors-Robers Liddell,
Post No 1; John T Mortimer, Post No.
2: James H. Peters. Post No. 3; j. J.
Gormley. Post No O.; Charles Patton,
Post No 8; B Collins. Post No z; VIII
liam Pierce, Post No 8; l. &. Collins,
Post No 9; Samuel Couner. Post No. II;
George Hillsley, Post No 19; Joseph Il q.
Enos, Post No. IA; T. Z Darling, Post
No. is; Joseph B. Belts. Post No 49,;
r. L, Grown, Post No. II; Johu 0 Short.
Post No. lS; q. Swain, Post No, 10, j.
J. Hastings. Post No. 2i; G. n Dodd,
Post No. %; d. P. Taylor, Post No. 23;
Amos Brown. Post No "a ; George Green,
Post No % and w. Truitt, Post No.
0g
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
rnsY OPPOSE WOMEN.
ooiorsa Prsaehers Vote Against Them and
Oppose the sale OF Liquor At the worlds


CoIorsa Prsaeheru Vote Against Them and
Oppose the sale of Liquor At the worlds
Pair.
SALlsBBRS. ND, March 25-The Della
ware M, thodist Episcopal Conference
(colored) resumed business yesterday
with devotional exercises conducted by
Rev. Noah Morris, after which It pro
ceeded to It's regular work, with Bishop
Andrews In the chair The bishop read
q letter from Bishop Vincent expressing
his regrets that he was unable to be
present. The conference passed reso-
luton regretting the illness Of Bishop
Vincent. also one welcoming bishp An
drews The bishop delivered a short sd-
dress on the opening OF the business
session.
DR. s. l.. Baldwin Of New York, record
ing secretary Of the board Of missions Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, ad-
dressed She conference on the necessity
of subscribing TO missionary periodicals.
Rev. W. w. Moffet addressed the confer
ence on the work Of the American Bible
Society. The bishop reported that there
was due the cenfelen ence the sum OF 500
dividends on the account OF the Church
Book Concern aud the sum OF $50 from
the charter fund
Resolutions opposing the sale Of liquors
on the grounds of the Worlds Fair at
Chicago and in opposition to keeping Il
open on Sunday were passed unani-
mously. The presiding elders Of Chester
town and Dover districts made their
reports showing an increase In all col
lecfiona for benevolent purposes. The
resolution to admit female delegates to
the General Conference was lost by a
vote Of 2S to IS The resolution which
provides that the number Of lay delegates
shall in the future equal the number OF
ministerial delegates to the General Con
ference was also lost by vote Of 80 TO
10
Bishop Andrews will preach In the
Opera House here Sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
ThnW Wnathar

Indications for the Middle States to-
day Clear. warmer weather will prevail,
with fresh aud somewhat variable winds,
followed by rain south Of the Potomac
ard general cloudiness tonight In this
section. On Saturday, In both sections,
partly cloudy to cloudy. slightly warmer
weather and fresh easterly and soutberly
winds will probably prevail, with rain.
followed by clearing In this section. and
on Sunday partly cloudy TO fair weather,
with slight temperature changes, pre-
coded by rain on the New England coasts.
New York Herald Forecasts. The de-
preston forming In Texas and on the
Gulf coast has not yet become energetic,
but its influence has caused heavy rains
as far to the northeastward as Charlotte,
N. c. A depression in Manitoba will
move east-southeast over the Lakes
causing cloudy weather and rain quite
generally east OF the Mississippi TO
morrow
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
Am olp FARMeR.s SUICIDE.
He browns Himself In the Cattle Trough
Because ne Apprebended Blindness.

He browns Himself In the Cattle Trough
Because ne Apprebended Blindness.
PoRr DKrosIr, Md, Marsh % John
s. Rverist. father Of f. 5. Everist. presi-
dent Of the Cecil county school commits.
siouers and retired farmer, committed
suicide last night at the residence OF his
son in-law, J. Horny Hindman, by drown
ing himself In ths pump trough, pinning
his head down In the water with
a nayfork. the tines of which
were stuck IN the wood. de was SO
years old and spprehsnded blindness, as he
was suffering from cataract. he was well
known in Cecil and Hartford counties as a
successful and energetic business man.
he had accumulated considerable prop
erty He was one of the direc ors in the
Cecil National BaIk Of Port Deposit for =
number Of years and rarely ever missed a
meeting.
Mr. Everest was living with bis son-in'
law. J. Harvey Hindman, aud when he
vas missed at breakfast this morning q
note was found, stating that he was
losing his sight aud did not wish to be a
burden to any one. and that his body
would be found Ia the watering trough
at me barn.
The deceased leaves a number OF mar
lied children, and property estimated to
be worth $50, COO
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
nIEn

ALLEN. AT No. rs West Eighth street. AT
the residence Of his grandparents. Charles
RICHTER Allen, infant son Of Albert VI. and
Laura f. Allen,
ATWELL.--OR March q, Amelia c.. wife
OF BENJAMIN Atwell, aged % years.
BANTUM Eliza. wife OF solomon Ban
tum. died on the 2lst OF March, aged AZ years.
GIFFORD.-On March 10. Samuel A. Gif-
ford, a yed "A years.
HOWELL 90 SHAKESPEARE. - At the
residence Of Charles Howell. 20 Walnut
: rect, OF SATURDAY. evening, March ~
by Revi John ID. g. HRnns, tCharlee lk.,
Howell and Miss Jennie Shakespeare, both OF
Wilmington, Del
MORRIS-MCKN 7HT.-At the Asbury ".
r. Parsonage. &2 Walnut street. on Tuesday
evening, March q, by Rev John ID. q. Hanna,
George u Morris and Miss Margaret
Mcknight. both OF Wilmington.
PATTERSON. On March 2l, Laura A wife
Of John G. Patterson.
PENNAWELL.-In this city, on March 10,
Myra Pennawell, AGED 30 years.
RYAN.-In this city, on the 2id inst, Mary
A., wife OF NJ. A. Ryan.
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band. No 23i North Franklin street, on sat
urday morning, March 20. at o'clock. High
mass at st. Paul's r.. G. church. Interment
at Cathedral Cemetery.
TAYLOR.--In this city. on the q Einstant,
Frank A. Taylor, aged 45 years.
THOMPSON. AT New Castle, on the 2lst
instant, n. LOckyer Thompson.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
sIoRlEs oF lac oAY.
sIIss Mcguire springs a Chestnut.

t'-A"A aAhaAAN nlNAAEa = 1AAeaNnuNs
An amusing incident occurred In the
infant room OF the NJ. K. Sabbath school
at New Castle last Sunday.
The teacher informed her little charges
that each Of them must speak verse or
sing something good. She called them
one sitter another. They recited and
sang Mary Had a Little Lamb" 'Ill
Sing Little Song aud It Won't Be Very
Long" Twinkle. Twinkle, Little Star, 7"
@'Litsie Boy Blue ,.one Blow Your Horn, "
"Hickory Dickory Dock, the Mice Ran
Up the Clock" Little Bo- Peep" and
everything else they could think Of in
childish lore.
At las, the teacher called a little tot
named Mcguire She WAS very small
and had to be placed on desk. This
little sprig Of the house Of Mcguire did
not believe In Little Bo-Peep" business
She was Of a modest turn OF mind.
When told to say her little piece she
began In childish soprano, that
sounded we'll even II she had a chestnut
in her mouth:
she's my sweetheart. I'm her Joe,
She's my Annie. I'm her beau.
ceon We'l marry never more to-
The teacher unceremoniously hustle,
y ung Patti from the improvised stage.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
MAYOR SIGNS THE ORDINANCE,
The Ordinance Authorizing city Council
TO Borrow $500. 900 Approved.

The Ordinance Authorizing city Council
TO Borrow e2oO.O Approved.
Democracy was in the saddle at the
City Hall last evening President Of
Council Benson was absent, and on
motion OF Councilman Cotton the Demo
cratic member from the Fourth Iward,
Mr. Magee, presided. This is the first
time q Democrat has presided since
President OF Council Farra stepped down
and out
On motion Of Mr.. Cotton the interest
list. amounting to $l3. .S04,75 and the
sinking fund loan Of 50 600 due April .
were passed. The sum Of 81, 45462 Is
taken from the special fund The bal
ance is taken from the special fund ap.
preparation 70 pay the loan and interest.
The report Of City Treasurer Adams
was as follows:Balgnce In Union National
Bank to current expenses, $50, 775 .53 spec
ial fund, "a, Asa 62; to current expenses in
each Of the four depository banks, SO, $50
received Of City Auditor Billany, 1894
Water Commissioner, So, 900; Edmund
Mitchell, Jr. collector, 8235; John J..
Mealey, collector $3.50
A letter from the Street and Sewer
Department was read. II asked Council
70 appropriate money 70 DC uatc Ior ue
fraying the expense Of opening streets
around Eleventh and Monroe streets.
The matter was referred to the Law
aud Finance Committees, and the clerk
was instructed TO require the Street and
Sewer Department to furnish the com
mittee an estimate of the cost
The ordinance authorizing the borrow.
ing Of 9200. 900 for street improvement
was reported with the mayors approval,
II was formally dslAred to be a law.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
MARRTmp.

LEwIS-PARSONS.-On March 10. by Rev.
John France, Frederick Lewis and Lizzie
Parsons. all OF this city.
uANCE-HARRiS.-- On the sd In
stant AZ 81. Paul's NJ Church. by Rev.
Louis n. Barrett, j. tarvey Spruance and
Miss Lille T. Harris. all of this city.
STUCK -JFFFERlS.--In Brsndywine hun
dred. at the residence OF the brides parents,
on March %. iSq2. by Rev. !. Edgar Frnnklin,
Christian A; Stuck and Miss Emma Nj. JET
ferris, both OF BRANDY wine hundred.
THORp--VANSANT.-- the Esd instant. at
Scott NJ. r. parsonage. by Rev. j. France.
BENJAMIN y Thorp and Laura g. Nansant,
all OF this city.
WALL SER-WEBBER.- Ashury NJ r
Parsonage. sss Walnut street. on Wednes-
day evening. March ID. by Rev. John ID. G
Hanna, John W Walker and Miss l., Web
her. both OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
AppoInt. a rraIn pe,patehers.

iWilliam Y. Casey. George B. Mlnlck
and Harry Murdoch lhavs been appointed
trsln despatchers upon the Maryland
division of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
aud Baltimore railroad This doubles the
force OF the Maryland division In this
department The Maryland division ex-
tends from PhiladelphiR to Washington
and is divided at Perryville Formerly
one operator had TO watch both ends Of
the road aud while he was trying to give
an order that would save time at one end
he would cause DELAY at the other.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

To neutralize the injurious effect of any
powder or liquid, use "LEAURRLLK on
BALM" II the powder is used at night.
apply "LEAURELLE" In day time; II dur.
ing day apply it at night, or FIRST battle
the neck and face with "LEAU-
RELLE OIL BALM" then apply the DOW
der. The effect is most elegant. Keeps
skin soft. smooth and pliable. SOC. and
$i.00 at Druggists, large size prepaid by
express for $100 e. s. Wells, Jersey
City.