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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-01
Wotbftanb In 9biirinsen.

ans benz @reiie 8rafi9aft 9obems
fein in Sbiiringen ipir6 geldrieben !:
: Sie 9anbmeberei rnieres &reiies, pelz
DE einen groBen Sbeil Der 8ep6lterung
ermdbrt, gebt INNER mebr ibrem Inter-
gauge entgegen. Menn Der 2einemes
Der mad Qbsug Der unfofen tp61ents
lid nit feinent @ebilfem bel 13z, 14s
big 16fiinoiger Mrbeit nur etma $40
Wtart per6ient, er allein alfo tdglt9 60
pfg., iein @ebilfe 80 pfs., 10 miiifen
ia bic ardfte in Golse mangelbafter
@rndbrung INNER mebr eri6laffen.
Wie febr bic Weberbep6Iferung f1rs
perlt9 berabgefommen 1T, fiebt man
belonoers an ben i9le6ten grgebniiiem
Der Weilitdrausbebungen. $50 Mebls
inppen, trodenes 8rot, 4arteffeln unb
4affee bic 9auptnabrungsmittel iinb,
tonnen feline frdftigen .unb gdunben
ainoer anfwa9ien, geben aud bic @r=
ma9ienen einem friiben Sie1tbum
entgegen. @uf 8eferuns Der 26bne
1T ni9t gu boffen. Darum muB bic
gTeberbeb0lferung anbere 8ernfe err
greifen. Das tuirb iebt alleemein ans
erfannt.
Ser iociale 9lusi9uB bes 5obenitein=
i9en pfarrpereins bat in Ierbinbung
NIT benz 2anbratb unb aammerberrn
BON Oaoier in Norbbauien bieie Qrbeit
NIT aller araft in Qlnsriif genommen.
gr bat bereits fir bic erpofiene Wez
berbepolferung cine 9lrbeitspermittes
lungsitelle eingeri9tet, 10 baB bic, pelz
DE nod 3raft unb 2uf gu Der seiiinbe=
rem unb lobnenberen lanbpirtbi9aftlis
den Irbeit baben, biefe in Der Ndbe
finoen iuerben. Weiter fol1en nun bic
Weberfia6er, tpel9e gu Oitern bic
S9nle perlafen, bon pornberein in
anbere gerufe iibersefiibrt merben.
Saau iinb aber prdmien notbig als
elm gIfaB fir ben- ben gltern entgebens
ben Ierbienit Der ainber, auf ben fie
tpegen ibrer gerineen 20bne angetpie<
len limb. Dies bat ii6 bereits in S9lee
lten bepdbrt.
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9aaturfreunbe baben oftmoIs Sc.

= Gaturfreunbe baben oftmals Ge=
legenbett gebabt, 5u beDba1ten, tpie
Sbiere, bic beri6iebenem Srbnungen
angeb0ren unb ii6 ionit feinblid gegenz
iiber fteben, Greunbf6aft miteinan6er
f9lieBen. Splf) etnen nterfrpiirbiaen
Sail fann man bel &arI Manegolb, im
Wtonardz Steinbru9e gu Waumatofa,
Wisconiin, beoba6ten. 8ei Der Wobz
nung 6eielben fanb ii9 por ungefdbr
einem Sabre elm auSgena9iener tpilber
Qaie elm, Der ieben 8ag iib mnnter i'm
@arten berumtummelte. S9on mad
tDenigen @o9en bate er nit benz 6anss
bunbe, einem SpiB, Greunbidaft ges
f6lohen unb hdberte Iid) f1r1tlos ben,s
ielben. 9eute fteben bic beiben 5biere,
bic in ibrem @barafter 10 grunbpers
.f6ieben iinb, iogar in iebr intimem
8erfebr unb es 1T pirfli9 beluitigenb,
tpenn man ben SpieIen berielben aus
fiebt. Sn tpilben SdBen itiirmt oft Ser
9aie bapon, Der Spib binterbrein
aber i'm nd6iten Mugenblid 1T 2ampe
in einem bi6ten 8uf6e beri6munben
mnb dngitlid ipdbt Der 9unb nod alien
Seiten, I'M ben Greunb gu entbeden.
ungefdbrbet beiu9t Der 9afe bic Suns
bebiitte, aber er perfdmdbt es, bieielbe
als gfa6tlager gu benuBen, ionbern
bat feline S9lafftele in Der Waidfi9e
aufgei6lagen, mo- ibm Serr Manegolb
cine aife bingeitellt bot, bic nit elmer
Oede ausgepolitert 1T.
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aleiosrltpHe! aleiberlfoHe

Der sr6bte unb setpabItefte gorratb bon
tetnen &leiberft It ffe n, Der ie in @an
@ntonio porbanben mar. GIN usues SHUTTER
9 atm Stripes @repon, iplib uno
0emuifert.
,,8ebfprn @rrb" in allen neuen gars
ben, mie @idel, @isaIe, Nais, 0ausnteI San,
@uiiian Grap, Cream, neiB. -
@.ballies gu ls, Is unS 90 ssnts per
garb.
.Trans5iiidse Gballiss in a5 Be-
ftinntten Muitern.
Mobaires, Crepe b'gbine au rs
Gents, 80 Gents ,,nb $l.Oo.
Srana0iii8er Srsanbie gu 25, 8s
nnb DO Gents.
Goro On Not, etpas neuea, su 1o @ents
per Yarb.
@emniterte 8ebfprb @prb at 1917
Geats per Yarb.
@emuiterte grepe gu IA gsnts ret
Yarb
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GlH6lidbeS Gntfpmme,,.

@lh6ieltS II ber Mann cber bic Ssau, pelde in .i
ner bon Malaria 9simssfu&en @esenb ppbnt unb be,
sefhr@teten gIase entsett. aaam Gtnem unter Eau,
tenosn rtre's aber 70 gut. Do Bite Seu6e pertphiId
une G aber peite Sre6en perbreenb wiebertebrt, II
81 chen 10 sepbbnltd, sau8e Srtssemetn54atsn bapcr
leteen gu iebsn pte etne etnseIne psrf6nl&tet. Dt
fdrte GOnftitutt5n III n&t sefett sesen Re, um ,si
pte peuissr bann stns sei&wd@te Ober ses6rte. Gls
S4usmttts sesen MaIurta 1T S,ofetter's Waaenbit.
tsrs ee pberfte meeinife Sufans Gs psrtrelbt ieb.
Art pon malarti1er Setmiu4nns, unb iebft In @esea
boot bSsattis unb tSbtt fnb, pie axf bem Sftbmus
pen banana, In Guatemala nnb unter ben Trrp.r
nbeipaupt, ptrn eS NIT Redht ais ptrf5amles Sdus.
mittel tetrahet. Ridt peniaer upbItbdtio mirft =,
ais 6etls unb gcrbeusunaSmiiteI sesen roniie Der:
pauun8sbei4wernen, eeberetbeu, 0eritppfuHa, Rbeu.
matismus, Rtersnletteu unb Rte Stripe.
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Gs iollte In iebem Sauie ietn.

8. o. WtIlcn, 81 Glas Strabe, Gbarpsburs ga.,
thr S6wtnbiu&t, Suiten unb Grsdltuns ietn, benn
eafelbe babe fene frau setetIt wele mad einem befs
t'sen &nfaqe Ger r@rippe" BON ber 9unsen Gnt,hns
mari ben Mttel wtrfuusslps stblieben paren. RDbert
gdrber BON Gorfspprt, 9a., erfldlt, bab Or. siuss
Wsse Grfnenns tbm mebr senhst babe, aIs rsenD ct.
butte. Gs sieSt ntats 8sdereS Ran s.rIud. ss i
Erete BIebez 6lai&en in ber appibefe ppn GbcIpb
DIetg, Ibomrion Go. Grcbe GIaf&en 80 Gsuts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-01

- lleber bic @infiibrung Der unz
ldngft gu einer Staatsanitellung in
8osnien berufenen Softorim beri9tet
bas nNeue Wiener Sagblatt" SRI. Sr.
Nnna 8aDer tpurbe in D.zSusla in
feierli6er @eiie initallirt unb Ieste per
benz Stattbaltereiratb 8ucomitff ben
Beamteneib ab. Sdmmtli9e Beamte
tparen sugegen. Ser @taatbalterei>
ratb bob bic Bebeutung bes Mugenblids
berpor, iu benz Der Staat gum eriten
Mal elmer Grau, bic fi9 ben dr3tli9en
8eruf gemibmet babe, ibren Wtrfungs<
freis er0ffne unb iie in benlelben eins
fibre. gei biefer @elegenbeit ipurbe
aud benz mubammebanif6en @eiitli.
den, benz Wufti, cine Seforation per=
lieben. Sieier bat, benz SRI. Or. 8aper
porgetellt gu tperben, Inn ibr felbit
su iagen, tpie e8 ibn freue, baB fie gez
fonlmen iei, unb ipelfe @obltbat bamit
ben mubammebanii6en Jrauen erpiez
fen iperbe. 9lu6 bic iibrigen Mubam>
mebaner duBerten iif in biefem Sinne.
Die 6eier purbe nit eiaem gemeinias
men 9iner i'm u&onaf" bei6loHen. -
Srdulein 9r. Nnna 8aper 1T bic Sod.
ter zines 8rauereibeiiBers in 8obmen.
sie Itubirte Mebi3in in 3iirid unb
8ern unb ipurbe in 8ern gum Doftor
Der Webi3in promooirt.
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bon f9warsem Baaren gu ben aaer.
1iebrisften Yreiien.
@eftreifter unb cdrrirter Sam n
bon l" @ents auftpdrts Bis gu benz beiten.
S9li4ter i4parser Orsanoie, @renabine,
Satin geltreifter Satun gu eritaunli6 nisort.
gen RreiIen.
.Getbene @arp @emrietfaS, 40 Bon,
NIT ben t,eueiten SHattirmngen rerieben,
5n $1.00
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Wa1bel uuS sSeppiAe !!

A~e~~Ns ssss~ - SYTesyS
llmler M5bel. unb seppit9 DeysrteMest
berbient in Nugeninein 8encinnssit ~ n9s
ben. Sir quotiren Hreiie, sis 5br nit sWs
gniisen leien tuerbet.
9eppidbc! 9eppidbe!
gofb 8ruiieIs, 81 unb aufparis.
Sapeitrp 8ruiiels, 80 gentS uro safiuxsts.
1apeftrp 8ruiieIs, RoEberr1, s Geats xub
auftpdrts.
Mues BOue, Sreifa4e Cide, ot Sents.
6. 6. 81
Union 40
aass aous, ,Dsiias. : g
6. 6. S.
Union As
@sidumte zeppiGe, Is bis so Gests.
2inoleunt, so Cents unS aufmGrts.
SubboSen Oel.THdb, so Gts. uns AuiwxrtS.
GoeDssUlatten, 45 Gents unS aufmxrts tsE
luabratsg)arb.
Gbtna Wtatten, bon 1s15 Bis 96 Sents.
ae4te Sapaneiii9e 9fatten ~ nus 10 81.
MDbel! M1beI!
g8ir MAIDEN ipesieIle Offerten In . @Isf
, im1tters GetS:
SoIibe 9lntife Gihene Sets.. nur $3.50.
Glegante @benal Sets, nur $4,000.
SpIibe Balluub Sets, nur $3k.
9liii1 Parlor Sets, nur SET.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-01

gugen stifter's nJreiiinnise
3eitung1 fdllt elm eisenartiges llrtbeil
iiber ben neuen preuBii6en Miniiterprds
fibenten, inbem iie i6reibt, @raf gu Gu.
lenburg fei ni6t eben gebanfeni9mer
Cine eigenartige Yolitif lei BON ibm
ni6t au ermarten; er Tel aber geipanbt,
bofli9 unb liebenswiirbig, unb mebr
,biirfte beutautase ni6t perlangt tpers
ben." Sein @onferpatismus gebore
ni9t 70 iebr gu benz agrarii6en als su
benz poliaeili6en. gr fei be8balb aud
Elm angefebener Mitratber fir bic iei=
neraeitise grlafung bes Socialiitenges
iebes geweien.
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Setne gptten Vorbanae, 81 garb
long, sn rs Gents, $1.0o, $L25, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $500, uab oufpdrts, 10 fein
tpie Sbr iie tpiinl9t.
= Sarbtger unb l9fparser SaiIle
eraneatie, su 80 Gsnts per Daro.
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2epbpr Winahants !

Wir uertanfen 8epbpr @ingbama
gu 10, IS unb 25 Gents.
Satin StSipeb Gorb bu 9toi unb t3spbbrs.
@emnfterte gateea su 10, -, Is
unb 25 Gents.
S9tt4t: 5u 10, 1919, 10, 20 unb 95
Gents.
Oas srobte uno beit aussemdblte sager
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benille=Yortiereu anb giidbedeu.

@ir offeriren GbeniIIez 8ortieren
unb Eli d beden gu abioIut haIbem greiie
@ir baben 80 Yaare Yortieren umb 100
Sti4beden, ale gu bemieIben greiie.
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gorbdnae! gorhdnae +!

Sn Draperien unb Gretomne 8
fiibren mir eine elesante MuswabL BON 10
Gents auftpdrts bis su Der feinften Gorte.
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syrei fir 9eibemne.

gas, bic an ben Golsen iusenbli6er Der.
irrnnsen ieiben: 8erluft Der 1tannbarteit
itnfenbs Strait se 4Iedtlide 8ranfteiten,
Stritturen, SppbiIis unb bic bielen Nehen.
frantbeiten, trel6e bic Solsen bieler i6redli.
den nnregelmdbisfeiten iinb, erbalten = o.
frei-senaue ansaben, Die fis
LID ielbft su Saufe furiren f5a;
ner, tpenn IT, an bic California Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, 1U294 Market Str.
San Francisco, Cal. fd,reiben.
Die Qiebe lit Der W}ai beS QebenS
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Ni6t photographer laFen biirfem
li6 bic 6inefii6en Srauen.
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e 8 e 6. e g g g g q ~.
l1nier ,.@eiser lSl,phantl.

Glotbins Saus lit bas srobtc uns ssllfSn.
bi9fte i'm Subtpei.en. sSir saramtists
Sdnitt Wulter nuaIitat nab
,bab MlleS past"
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eeioenltoffe seioeujtoffe!

SoItbe farbise gbineiilbe unb Sa.
paneitf4e Setbe nitoffe in beN pc:
| pu[driten Sarben, ipie Beib, Cream, &ola,
Corn, Nile, Qilae 8Iau &c.
SrliSe @ros Grain G1tpa
eeibenftoffe 3u Is Gerts, 80 Gents, 81
unb $1.25.
Sdwarse unb Greamgb gbtnefif9e
Seibenftoffs gu 30, s5, so, go, 75, 85,
80 Gents unb 81.
geicene nno Gatta 1rpcabe, in
idpar5 lnb ferbia au rs, 80 Gents, 81 unb
$1.25 IN ben neueiten MbenbzSarben.
Gancb gemuiterte Snbias, idmarser,
farbiger ,lno tpeiber @runb; stpelfarbig, eift.
fa4 unb per1hiebenart, ,ge Siguren, 8Iumen,
Scrolls unb anbe,e Wufter, 75 Sorten, 3X12
&ombinatton, iebeS 20-22 3Da brett. 35, 48,
80, SO, rs Gsnts unp FL. % 3ou breite ;u
81 ilnb 81 20
@erf9ieSene 0lacee gmrabs, gu 90,
35, so ,irb rs Gents.
Das seibenlaser abertrifft aueS Dageipes
iene in &uspabl, Site uno Sertb fir ieben
3ped. mo- SeiDe eebraudt piro, unb beren
3abl 1T eesion.
l1uier @aarenlaser lit mabgebeno.
Die folssnben Auotationen seben einen
s9inf, uim aber ben tpirtliden Merth unb bic
&ei4baltisfeit fenaen ;u le:,cn, fommt unb
ieRt ooer lakt Gud, 1roben fdb.fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-01

llnDerbauli6feit. S9minbel. 9ieb.
met 8ee@am'S Villeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-01

= Wer einen suten S6ub biIlie
taufen min, gebe 5u paneoa &
g obn.
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= 9ie 2iebe 1T Der Wlai beS 2ebens
bic Che oft Der Npril!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
First Baptist Church Entertainment.

ft was the annual Xmas entertainment Of
the Sunday school Of the First Baptist Church.
corner 10th and o streets, that took place last
evening. The rooms were tastefully decorated
with evergreens and bunting. In the center
was an Xmas tree. which. when lighted, had q
fairy-hke effect The truth Of the scriptural
expression. 1T is more blessed to give than to
receive" Was exemplified by the many presents
Tor the poor which were piled around the foot
OF the tree. Nearly every one entering the
room brought q package of clothing. groceries,
DC, which will be sent to various hospitals and
other Like institutions beautiful musical Sc
lectous wers rendered by the school, under
the direction OF Mr.. Percy 5. Foster, assisted
by Misses Craig and Stakeley. pianists, and the
following members of the Georgetown Amateur
Orchestra. Niolins. A. kabei, j. Firckel A.
Casper and H. Craft; cello, j. like; bass s.
Ostrander; flute, T. W. Stone: elarionet T. j.
TAYLOR; comets, DIR. William Long and ]. r.
Gibson. -
Refreshments were served to all and presents
distributed 10 every mem Ier Of the infant and
1ntermediate departments
The Rev. Z. A. Stakeley. the pastor of the
church. received q handsome Century Diction-
ary Among other presents were one to L. W.
Neecham. the efficient superintendent, a beau
uful vase: DR.. u. {. Samson gold eve glasses
and cham from his class; p. ). Foster, gold
buttons, from Bible class, and three handsome
pastels from the Christian Endeayor; Miss
Ella Craig, SIS in gold from Sunday school;
Prof. U. i. Mason, an oak rocking chair from
his class To DIR. r. II. Morton chairman OF
the reception committee, is due great credit
Tor the plans 80 admirably carried out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Jas. Ferry has purchased of II. O. Towles for
$4,000 sub %, SO. 373-fronting Is feet inch
on Massachusetts, avenue between yth and 10th
streets northwest.
c. II. Bates has bought for s23,4o3 of F. G.
NewlaRds and conveyed to Anna II. Griswold
for the same amount subs Al to 81. square 156,
each "A by 90 feet on between 18th and 18TH
streets northwest NJ. Sells has bought Of MIR.
Newands for s4,69S.60 and E. +. Jones for So me
amount subs IS and 81 of same square OF same
dimensions AS the above.
g. +, Huff has bought for $1,000 of Martha
u Brooke snb 46. square l77-2i.s3 by IS feet
corner 18th and streets northwest, and OF
Mary Anna Aiken for 81 900 sub As and part A.
same square, 24.o9 by 10 feet corner oil Riggs
ami l1th streets northwest.
II. T. Pairo has purchased for ga. 1921. 4s OF
James Z. Fitch lots A, 5 and &, block aud to o
block Z, Belair Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
The Unity Club.

The meeting of the Unity Club on Wednes-
day evening called together, besides the men,
bers, very large company Of invited friends
in the parlors of Mrs. Indiana Cowling, at No.
1915 llth street northwest. Dr.. r. L. Klemm
read scholarly paper showing the progress
made by the Moors and Arabs in the arts and
sciences during the middle ages. piano
duet was given by the Misses Ebert. Mrs. c.
H. Fitch of New York won hearty applause by
singing Tho Maid Of Dundee" Recitations
by Mrs N. S. Rspley and Mr.. Barker, violin
solo by Miss Maud Bigelow and the song, 10
Rose, by Miss L. G. Shepherd contributed
to render the meeting an enjoyable success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

The Good Templar salutation to the new
year was Coronation, sung with fervor by a
large congregation in Good Templar Hall
Just as the clock was striking IL Thursday
night. The meeting was under the auspices Of
the executive committee Of the Grand Lodge
Grand Templar Van Week presiding. The pro-
ceedings were opened with the song. Rescue
the Perishing," Grand Counselor Rowley lead
ing. followed with prayer by Grand Chaplain
Biackford. Grand Secretary Sturgeon re-
corded and six signIt ures 70 the total
abstinence pledge were secured The program
was arranged by the good OF the order COM
mittee Of Friendship Lodge. Mrs. Emma Berg
man, chairman. and was directed by Lodge
Deputy W. T. Zeigler, chairman of the public
meeting committee An opening address by
the grand templar was followed with piano
solo by Miss Emma Wood, recitarions by Lodge
Deputy Karl Bergman, humorous dialogue
by the Misses Lul Cole and Mamie Sampson, a
vocal duet by Mrs Emma bergman and Miss
Abbie Cole, instrumental music by Mrs Berg
man and Mrs Edwards, Cole and Hobson,
reading by W. r. Zeigler, solo and chorus by
Mrs Bergman and the audience. cornet and
whistling solos by Miss Lulu Cole. ghost
story by J. A MeCafty. q recitation by +. {.
Bache nd reading by H. A. Holton. Addresses
were made by Pas. Grand Chaplain Lee and
Past Grand Templar Whitney, In which the
practice Of wine giving at New Year recep-
lions was roundly condemned.
At o'clock pm. on New Year day the
rounds Of Good Templar calls with temperance
friends was begun, In which it was abnndantly
proven that Intoxicating beverages are not
necessary to the greatest good cheer and mer-
riment Among the more prominent Good
Templar homes where very liberal prepare
tons for receiving had been made were those
of Grand Templar Van Week on Acker street,
Past Grand Iemplars A. Kalstron on 4 street
southeast, A Frear on sth street northeast j.
Goarley on Defrees street and at the residence
Of v. X. Bishop on 9th street northeast. Every
young man OF the very many who called upon
Mrs and the Misses Bishop bore away a little
emblematic frying pan securely tied in the
button hole of his dress coat by the fair
young hands Of those who did the honors ON
that occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Morning Star Lodge OF Good Templars
The regular meeting of Morning Star Lodge
was held Thursday evening at the residence Of
MIR. and Mrs. Gourlay, % Defrecs street, Chief
Templar Leroy Ussilton presiding. There was
large attendance and two candidates were ini-
tiated, Grand TempIar Van Week in the chair.
After routine business and the usual intermis-
hfon the meeting was made entertaining with
liberal Quotations from Shakespeare by Mrs. n.
Z. Cutter, readings by Mrs. S. Burgess and Mrs.
$. s. Gourlay and miscellaneous conundrums
by lady members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
First Deceived. Then Rribed.

4 well-knovn young man, whose name it
would not be proper to mention, about three
months ago married one Of the loveliest young
ladies in the country. OF late he has been
keeping unseemly hours, but excused his short
coming on the plea of business. Yesterday his
wife discovered that his business was merely
Q renewal Of former designations with boon
companions, and last night she intended TO let
loose the walls of her wrath" but fortunately
for her derelies husband, he happened TO stop
In Flanagans, 53l Seventh street northwest
and buy her diamond ring. Ii purchased her
silence Tor the time being.-AdrertiS.Jaknt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
CONDENSED LOCALS

DR. ARTHUR J. HALL, resident physician at
Emergency Hospital, has resigned and ac-
cepted the position OF resident physician at
Providence Hospital.
Academy of Music into the new and elegant
hall of the builders exchange on 18th street,
between u and ii. holding its first service there
tomorrow at ii a. m. MINI. o. I
RICHARD BRowS was found dead not at the
Crawford Paving Company stable, but 1t a
stable In the vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
ASSIGNING THE PLAYERS.
List Of Men Sent by Messrs. Young and
Phelps to Each League Club.

| AAss u men sent ~ messre. A0unG an
Phelps to Each League Club.
Messrs Young and Phelps. the committe
appointed by the indianapolis meeting to dis
tribute the pool Of players purchased with the de
funct American Association clubs have sent til,
following list of players to the president o
each Of the twelve clubs comprising the new
major base ball organization
Baitimore-McMahon,H ealy, Cobb, Robin
son, Hess, Whistler, Pickett shindle, Gilbert
Van Haltren, WEIGH, W. johnson, McGraw
Buf6nton, Gunson.
| Brooklyn-ward, Brouthers, Corcoran, Joyce
Lovett, Paddock. Hart, DAILY, Daley, Terry
Foutz, Griffin. Collins, Pinkney, Burns.
Observation-Disclosures, Schriver. Hutchinson,
Luby, vickery, Gumbert, Arson. Pfeffer, Cooney
| Connor, thinner. Doyle, Young
Davis, Rettger, Cuppy viau, Williams, Shearon
Virtue, Childs. Mexican, Davis, Tebeau,
Burkett. McAieer.
New York-wm; Ewing, John Ewing, Boyle
King, Fuller, o Rourke, Herman. Gore, Van
Sandt. Sharrott, Sullivan, Lyons. Bsssett Rusie
Pittsburg-Baldwin, Ehret, CALVIN, Wood
cock. Miller, Mack. Beekley, Bierbauer, Shu-
CART, Whitney, swartwood, Hnnlon, Farrell,
Cincinnati - Comiskey, McPhee. George
Smith, Latham, Rhines, Harrington. Mullane,
Chamberlain, Holiday, WE'LL, Halligan, Burke,
Morgan Murphy
st. Louis-Gleason, Breidenstein. Buckley.
Moran, Werden, Newell, Glasscock, Genins,
Carroll, Stricken, Crooks, Easton, Brodie, Par.
rott
Decentralization, Bennett. CANCEL Kelly.
Nichols. Staley, Stivetts. Tucker, Quinn, Nash,
Long, Lowe, Stovey. McCarty, Duffy.
misunderstanding, Taylor, Fitzgerald,
Weaver. Meekin, Kuehne, Cahil Stratton, Can-
avan. Browning, Tom Brown, Dowse.
elphia-Thornton, Esper, Clements,
W. Brown, Mailman, Muivey, Allen, Hamilton,
Deiehanty, Thompson, Conner. weighing, Cross,
{. I. Reilly, keefe.
Observation-Disclosures. Dolan, Foreman.
arson, Shock, Radford, Wood, Hoy, Duffee,
Milligan, Gastright.
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The public will be interested in learning that
the Corcorun Gallery OF Art will be opened
free to the public on the evening Of Friday,
January 8. and on Friday evenings thereafter
until further notice--the trustees having re-
ceived assurances from the electric light COM
pany that sufficient light for exhibition pur-
poses will be supplied to the gallery on and
after the date named above.
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CHANGE IN EQUIPMENT WASHINGTON AND
NV York LIMITED ExpKgss, PENxsYLyAxIA
EAIIRolp--On and after January 4 the WASH
lagton limited express, leaving Washington at
$40 am. northbound. and leaving New York
lolO am. southboand. will be equipped with
Nesnbuled passenger coaches well as Pull
man vestibuled parlor cars and dining Car. The
equipment will consist OF the necessary passen
ger coaches as the travel will require and Pull
man parlor cars. with dining car TO Jersey
City. Que OF the Passenger coaches will be re-
served a. n smoking Car. which will no doubt
pc greatly appreciated by the male patrons Of
THIS train The entire train will be heated by
steam and everything possible done TO afford
the best accommodations to the passengers
Adrf.
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The Churches of Georgetown.

TIC ChufCheS OF GeOrXetOWn.
The churches of Georgetown will follow the
suggestion of the Evangelical Alliance and OBJ
serve the week of prayer with the following
services: Monday evening, Lutheran Church.
Rev. J. E. Amos; Tuesday evening, Dumbarton
Avenue NJ E. Church, Rev. F. Z. " illiams; Wed
nesday evening, West Street Presbyterian
Church, Rev. q. \. Nixdorff Thursday evening,
Lutheran Church, Rev. +. f. Williams: Friday
evening, Dumbarton Avenue NJ. L. Church,
Rev. q. A. Nixdorff; Sunday evening Uanuary
100. West Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. ]. Z.
Amos
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALpAUsn's-Bill Nye's ''Cadi"
N.TloS.L-The great comedy ''Niobe."
ACADEMY OF MrsIC.-Frank Daniels in Little
Puck"
HAnRrs' BrJoC.-"His Nibs, the Baron"
kEkxAS's LYcEUM Observation-Disclosures 8
French Folly Co.