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The Washington times., 1895-04-04
KNIGHTS AND LEMON RIFLES.
They Added TO the Numbers at the Fair
Last Night.

Mount Vernon Lodge, Capitol Lodge, and
the Lemon Rifles, OF the District National
Guard, the latter under command OF Capt.
Mattingly, helped to make up the assem-
blage al the P ythian Fairlast night, and Odd
Fellows Hail has not, for many day.
held a larger crowd. The Henderson
Drum Corps supplied the music.
The pretty girls who presided over the
pretty booths were kept busy the entire
evening. and roses, done up in every form
of attractiveness, fancy articles of every
shade and pattern, and the countless other
articles or barter and commerce were ex-
changed for cash equivalent with won
derfnl rapidity-
The attraction for this evening will be the
presence in a body OF the following organ
izations: Ordway Rifles, Rathbope Divis-
ion OF Alexandria, Columbia Lodge OF
Odd Fellows, and Harmony Ledge, X. ofP >,
Qceasia Lodge and Germania Lodge OF the
Knights Of Pythias will attend tomorrow
evening.
The Lemon Rifles were welcomed last
evening by Mr. j. W. Thompson, chairman
OF the reception committee, and Capt
MattiBgly responded.
The reception addresses this evening and
tomorrow evening win be made by Su-
preTre Representative A. I. Mcdford.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04

treatment OF all disorders OF the brain and
nervous system, diseases OF the skin and
blood. sexual weakness, and all chronic
or long standing troubles affecting the
lungs, throat heart. stomach, liver, kid.
neys, bladder, bowels, or any other organ
Young or middle aged men suffering from
the result OF their owl follles, vices, or
exceSses, men about To marry who are
conscious of any impeachment or disquaIi-
fication 10 happy marriage, or those
who feel their strength and vigor de-
clining, should consult DR. Walker To
reach and reclaim such unrortunates has
been one OF his aims, and he has been the
means of restoring hundreds of such cases
To health, strength. and happiness.
He is constantly receiving natteUing tes-
tinlonials from grateful patients he has
cured. and dozens OF them can be seen
at his office by any one who desires to in
vestigate
DR.. Walker may be consulted free of
charge, either personally or by letter
His well-known sanitanum is at i4I1
Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining wHiafd's
Hotel Office hours, 10 a. m 10 D. m;
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, 10 8;
Sunday, 10 to II.
Charges for treatment very low.
All Interviews and correspondence sa-
credly confidential No cases made pub
lie without consent or patients.
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Epworth League polnes.

At a meeting of the board of control of
the Epworth League at Foundry Church
last night, Secretary f. T. Israel offcIed
a resolution rendering deepest SYM
patty to Prof. c. NJ. Lacy Sites in his sad
affliction, the loss of his most venerable
father
A triple mass meeting viii b. held
under the auspices OF the League april IL
al Gorsuch, Fifteenth street, and Dcuglass
Memorial Churches. An invitation las
been extended to Rev. Dr. Steele, General
Secretary Z. L. Of NJ. f. Church South,
to be present and address one Of the meet
ings.
Arrangements for the excursion 10 Mar
shall Hall are in charge of Fourth Vice Pies
ideut Mrs. j. K. Hichol.
The thanks of the chapter were voted
Rev. o. a. Brown, pastor OF Foundry
Church, for his mastery address teIore
tie League on the subject, Misplaced
Man"
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
SENATORS LOST THE LAST
Pirates Win contested Game
at Charleston.
Two or Three Hot Grounders in the Seventh
Inning Did the Business for
the Washingtons.

Charleston, s. C., April 3.-The sena-
tors and the Pirates played a great game
OF ball here to-day in the presence of a
very large audience.
The game opened with short and
sweet inning.
The features Of the game, locally speak
ing, was the appearance in the Pittsburg
uniform of Tom colcolough and Joe sug-
den, both Charleston boys i'll the Southern
League, and, of course, they got a Ious-
ing reception. There was some fine field
ing by both teams, and the battery work
was also good all round.
Pittsburg made a star double play in
the sixth, Clingman catching a high fly
and fielding it to third in time to put out.
Up to the seventh inning the score was
tied. In the eighth the Pirates went in to
Win, and this is how they did it.
One or two awfulIy hot grounders dsd
the busneiss, and before the Senators had
recovered from the shock two of the
Pirates had crossed the plate and won the
fight
The Senators in their half OF the inning
failed TO get a man further than first.
Manager Mack, of the Pittsburgs, is very
much pleased with the work OF Col
colough. He says he has speed as great
as Rusie, and predicts a great record for
the Charleston battery before the sea
son closes
The following is the score:
Pittsburg =. l O o o o Ks
Wash'ton 20 U 2 o l o 0 0-3
Summary:
Errors-P ittsburg, 3.
Earned nns-P ittsburg, s.
hnn ftf4u
Two base hit-Smith.
First base on rroTs-Washington, g.
Bases on balis-By Colcolough, 8; by
Mercer. 3.
Struck out-By Colcolough, 8; by Ma
larkey, L.
Wild pitch-Colcolough
Stolen bases-Beckley, Hausman, Mer.
Ger and Boyd.
Double pIay-Clingman to Buckley.
Batteries-Colcoiough and Sugden for
Pittsburg; Mercer, Maiarkey and MCGUIRE
for Washington.
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ST. AsApH SAKE ENTRIES
Thirty Carded for the Event Which VIII
Be Run Monday Next

Thirty CaTded for the Event Which VIII
Be Run Monday Next
The first of the annual stake events to
be run at the meeting or the Virginia Jockey
CIub will be the 81. Asaph stakes. for two
ycar-oIds, which VIII be run on Monday
next for purse of 81 600 There ars
thirty entries for the event.
The following is a correct list of the
entries, J. "A. Benefits skowhegaH; Benz
ton stables FIoretta, Bertrand, ana sPad-
rack; NJ. A. Coleman & Cos Tarentium;
Albert Croper's JOSIE X; Cumberland v al
ley stables Murll. W. G. Daley's The Hart
ford and Peggy -DenEaR Il Adams EL~sSR;
F. Hadiich's Jessie Ryan; J. " Jcfleott's
Forest Queen; A. LaEeIaDd's Match ard
MuriI. J. J. McCafgeTty's ApplelsI,e, WISH
ard, -CauIfield, SCoggin. and Jefferson,
j. McLoaghIin's Premier and say BiHe::-
A H. and d. a. Morris Celebrity anti Lam
bieuf, X n Leach 4 Co S BaufIrll. Samuel
Stcdeker's ROYAL Princess: 3. W. Streets
Cadey. J. B. whites GasCOgne; i. ETad-
ley's Pearl Brock, and Ousck s!ame's
Fascination ana Sir Carleton.
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oERHAN IKPERIAL BAND.
TWO weII-4tte1ldcd Cencerts Given at
McfzerDtf Hall.

TWO weII-4ttended Concerts Given at
Actzer0tt Hall.
The concerts given by the German I'M
perial Military Band at Me1zef s;t's yes
teriay afternoon and last Night were well
attended. Tie imperial standard graced
the stage.
Conductor Weege directs his musicians
without that TelemeDce OF acton ai,d IN
dcation which is supposed TO be The rule
with all wielders OF the baton. IN his
selections he gave the Italian. French, and
German composers a fair show apd played
cur national airs with the spirit and en-
thlsiasm of one of Us.
Mrs. Kittie ThompsoR-Berry added much
to the pleasure OF the entertainment by
singing song and encore at each per-
fornance
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
STEAMER CAPSIZBD.
One Passenger Drowned and the Fate OF
Others in Doubt.

One passenger Drowned and the Fate or
Others in Doubt.
New Whatcom, Wash, April The
steamer Buckeye, plying between this city
and Friday Harbor, capsized in Bellingham
Bay, south OF Elias Island, yesterday.
The steamer left Anacortes at ESQ heavily
loaded with livestock and hay.
At O'Clock heavy wave burst INTO the
cabin OF the steamer and turned ner over
on the side. The passengers were W. j.
jenkins, w. Lasher, w. H. Bennett, OF
New Whatcom; H. KatZman and wife,
OF AnacoTtes. KatZman was auable to
climb out OF the cabin window, aE did
the other passengers, and was drowned.
The captain, four of the crew. and Irost
of the passengers took to a small heat
and reached land. The first officer and
Bennett and LasheF got into a life raft
which they tied to the steamer.
A steamer has gone to the rescue but
it is feared they are drowned
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
La GRIPPE.

Mr. W. L. Karney, who resides at 1919
Tenth street north west. is another member
of the great army of People who are loud
in Dr.. Walkers praise. few years ago
he contracted q severe attack OF la grippe,
which left him with a wrecked conssitu-
ton, continual headache, loss OF appetite.
and severe case Ofpasal catarrh Until
he came to DIR. Walker he could not oh
tain relief Mr. KarDey is plate printer
in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
g. l.. Grandon, OF the firm OF Davis &
Grandon ieWeleIs Trenton N j. who
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
Knights Of Labor Gases postroned.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 3.-The oases
OF ex-6rand Master Workman 7. V. Pow
oeriy against the Knights OF Labor to re-
cover S4,50o salary, alleged to be ,Iue,
AID A ". Wright. IN ex-Elember of the
general executive board OF the organiza-
ton, against Grand Master Workman john
Sovereign, TO recover money said 10 Lave
been expended by Kim, were postponed
to-day by Judge PenBypacker on account
Of tie serious liness OF General Secrefary-
Treasurer John w. Hayes. The case VIII
colle " az the next term Of court
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was cured by DR.
Walker of q severe
case of henorrhoids
OF long standing,
says add nay name
to the nunlberIess
majority who regard
DR.. Walker as the
best ard most sue
cessful physician in
the United States +"
DR. X. A. Walker
is certainly the lead
ipfr aynailIief In tho
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
VERY BAD LITTLE BOYS.
They Tie Soap Boxes TO the Cable and
Make Mischief Generally.

Make Mischief Generally.
The small boys Of the West End have oc-
casioned any amount Of trouble lately by
their pranks. One Of their tricks is to
drop through the cable slot moist string
attached Ia cans or boxes. The string
viii adhere TO the cable and then become
twisted sbou tit, after which it Will be
carried down the track at the rate Of nine
miles an hour.
Yesterday some ureliin thus attached a
large soap box 10 the cable on III street,
between Thirtieth and Thirty-first, and
with a rush it WIS drawn along the track
in a manner tbat threatened Ia trip up any
person crossing he street. Near the cor
ner OF TWgnty-cigbth street mule "
tached 10 send cart was struck on the
leg ami cleared the street in three jumps.
II was stepped by the driver after chase
OF two blocks.
T.fe box was luckily caught in a crack
between TIE boar,is ia the NJ street bridge
and tie coTd snapped. not however, before
il had nearly broken the legs of Carrot 7.
Simnls, OF 70. 3l2 Holly place.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
Game ; Elsewhere.

DanviIle, Va, April 3.-Boston 22.
Danville 10. Game was called at the end
ofthe seventh inning on account of darkness.
Petersburg, Va, April 3.-Philadelphia
8, Petersburg 6. -
Norfolk, Va, April 3.-zNorfolk Z, Lam
caster o.
Princeton, n. j.. April 3.-Princeton 27
Franklin and Marshall 4.
Nashville, Tenn, April 3.-Nashville II,
Cleveland 10.
Charlottesville, Va, April 3.-lTniver-
sity OF Virginia 3, University Of Vermont
2. Ten innings.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
way TO WIN AT RACES

4 system that. played with conservative
Judgment. cannot iail to win an income pro-
portionate 10 the capital invested, viii be
seut on receipt OF one dollar. Mathematics
and actual results will show its value at
once Address G. G. WILSON, e44 T st.
nW.. city.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
NO CONTEST OYER rHB WILL.

Widow and Children OF the Late Fred
Douglas Have Reached an Agreement
Tie differences between the heirs of
the late Frederick Douglass, it is stated
by Mr. John Rldout, attorney COR the
widow and sons, VIII probably be set
tied before April u, the DAY set for
hearing upon the petition and answer
filed
Mrs. Douglass VIII axe $50, 900 in
bonds and money, left her by The viii,
together " IN third OF the profits. duliBg
her Efe. from HHincumberad real estate
TIE real estate subject TO this demand
VIII be divided among the three children
liviBG and the two sOns OF Frederick
Douglass, u. deceased, according TO
tie laws OF inheritance in this District
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
Selections

First race-Intimidad- Miss BeSs.
Second race-Piekaway:. Jim Mclaughlin.
Third Tace-Csdet: Halfbrsed
Fourth raee-Con Lucy; Forest
Fifth Taee-Walcott; Matte ;,hun.
Sixth racc-DilIon j.; West Side.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
Drug store Morteaeed.

Hugh M. Cline, in q oeed OF trust filed
yesterday, conveys to William II sholes
and Harry English the drug stock and store
fixtures at 1ol Massachusetts avenue north
east, TO secure So. $40 due to j. Is. Tyree,
former Owner of the ktore
The Washington times., 1895-04-04

Sl.25. TO IaIr .zaorc and Return. Si.25.
Tie PeanEyls anis Railroad will sell,
Saturday, 4 prsl 9th and Sunday, The 7th,
good rctUrnisg gsail Monday. the 9Th ex-
cuTsion uckels to baltimore al rate OF 81 20.
a 81 st
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
Eel from q Cable Car

James Cullinan, residing at NoS 5o7
Sixth street northwest, fell from the plat
form OF a cable car at the corner or Penn
sylvania avenue and Seventeenth street
about II O'Clock last night. but received
only slight cuts OF the head. lie was
taken 60 the Emergency Hospital IN the
ambulance.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
suiciae Of q Lawyer.

New York. April 3.-kugnstns Eoln.
a neDher OF Tie firm OF kotn. Rack &
j ppalan, coursellors-at1 law, shot himself
al the Etar:ss ant House some time be-
we-a 8 o'c.ock last gilt and tliis
t.orniEg
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
Iatania CInh OFFICERS

Cincinnati. Ohio, April 3-Thc I.atonia
Jockey Club to-day elected John c Sherlock
president. John L. Sanford, vice president;
E c. Hopper, secretary. The directors
are w E. Applegate and Mark Simonton.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
STRIKERS IRE SATISFIED
knaCOStia Railway Employees Re-
turn to Their Work.
AGREE UPON A COMPROMISE

Old Scale of Wages Still in Effect, but if the
Company Earns More This Month Than 1t
Did in April, 1894. the Surplus Will Be
Divided Among the Men-The Order to
Purchase New Uniforms Must Be obeyed.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04

Rev. Joseph stitt's Condition Improved
The cenditien OF Rev. Joseph stitt, pas
tor OF the DaIabaFioa 81 3 church. George
town, has changed, 1T is reported, for the
better. since Monday. l.e appears To
resi- eiisier and his appetite is comparatively
good.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
Amateur Rasehall Game.

George town College team will play
the famous Murray Hills OF New York
on the college campus Saturday afternoon
at A O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
ASCOT CUT DOWN.

In the last event Ascot. Benefaetor and
Wheeler were well played at first, but
TaDcred being touted in the ring as
'sHre" winner. they all receded point
or so. Tancred opened at to 2.
When it came to racing be was never in
the hunt Benefactor showed the way by
several lengths clear To the head OF the
stretch. where Ascot got Up and in driv-
ing finish beat BeHefactor by an open
length The latter lasted long enough
to capture second money from Wheeler by
a neck.
After passing he wire Wheeler jumped
OH Ascot, cutting the teDdons in his leg.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04
HELP wANTED-MAI.E-

WANTED-A hostler; man who is
willing to work; white preferred; must
sleep at stable, and bring first ilass res
or no notice taken. SELIGSON, 1900 Pa.
ave au4 ct
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PROvIDENT Savings Life. OF n. z.
ighest ratio of assets 70 Liabilities
Lowest premiums-Most equitable policy
contract J. B. N Ferry. GenI Agent. s. {,
cor 18Th and F, NV Active and reliable
agents wanted. apT41W
THE BOARD OF Lady Managers OF ths
Garfield memorial Hospital viii give
a tea and bazaar in the BALLROOM er the
Shoreham on Thursday, April a from 4
toI0 p m. Music and dancing. The pub
lie are cordially invited. Ap3zt
Our Georgetown patrons are notified that
all bills for subscription 10 The Times arc
payable TO Mr. ". H Glenn, who Is alone
authorized TO receipt for the same THIS
also applies to bills now due.
ALL PERSONS owing money 10 he late
r. j. Shepherd are requested TO al and
settle Their accounts al once. Those hav-
ing bills against same VII please send them.
All machinery. tools. etc. owned oy ths
deceased for sale A Z. SHEPHERD,
Administrator. 2I1 18th St NV. ap.-5J
I WILL GUARANTEE TO CURE Any
case of tuberculosis tcoEsgmpJiOnJ catsErn.
or bronchitis that 7 undertake No eHre:
no pay Consuitatiea free Address
HUMANITY. this office m30-Im
ID ENOVAL SALE.
h Watches, Diamonds. CIorks. SiiEeTwars.
SC. AZ greatly reduced prices az TAPPAN'S
Je weiIy and OptiSag Store, Goa eth ST n w
viii remOve 10 HslZ 9Th 81 NV, May ]. n-S1-lr1
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the stretch SHE bo!tcd cIear 10 the out
side OF the track and killed her chance OF
winning Florene forged ahrad TO the
front. and ia a driving finish Won by q
short head from WisfTIII W ho beat Gimme
by two lengths for the place
Silent Friend was made a hot fagonte
in the fifth event, at SIX and oDe-half
furiongs. going 10 the post at 9 TO 10.
Flying Seud was playedby the smart people,
being backed from down TO 2 to !.
S Flying scud, KaBdor and Silent Friend
alteTBated in the lead Until we'll into
the stretch, where a general closing up
took place The ScaIper and Silent Friend
forged to the front. and in the prettiest
fnssB OF the day tie former landed the
moaey by the shortezt kind OF neck
The ScaIper beat Kandor three lengths
for the place.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04

| Entries for To-day at Alexander Island.
First race-Four and one haif fuTlongs.
The Washington times., 1895-04-04

5 5-SIXTH RACE Five fprongs Three-year-olds and up
J1 Ie4Ih goGd Won driving Mnnor, ) II. Com
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08
A Bathing Test Case.

Boston, February S.-Criminal
charges Of a peculiar nature have
been preferred against James Lock
hart, keeper Of public baths at No.
Z Williams Court. The complain
ant is Curtis J. Wright, (col), OF
the West End. The specific charge
against Mr.. Lockhart is discrimi-
nation of color in conducting his
business. The case is set down for
a hearing today before Judge For
saith. Lockhart will make this a
test case. He says no white men
will battle where blacks are al
lowed
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08
ANNOYING I'm ENTS.
FOR MAYOR

To the Citizens of San Antonio: re-
specifically announce myself as a candi-
date for Mayor at the ensuing city cleo
tiOn.
In making this announcement | desire
70 assure the citizens a. taxpayers that
/ have not pledged nbr will | pledge or
promise any official patronage to any in
divIdual or party Of individuals TO secure
my election. but will promise II elected to
diSmis, no faithful aud efficient official,
and appoint no one to office unless duly
qualified to perform the duties Of said Of
fee, and will always guard aud project
the interest OF the city ana community as
l would my own business ami family.
HENRY II MENDORF
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08
TO THE VOTERS OF WARD NO. 8.

You have twice honor me by electiag
me alderman Of the ward. l had deter
mined to decline to stand for reelection
at the next election, because believing se
l do, that public Office is a public trust,
felt / could not spare sufficient time from
my private business as / thought neces-
sary to serve you properly and fully.
However, as an incumbent OF the Office
at the time when you so nobly expressed
your confidence In the late Geo Paschd
and his ad administration by your vote h
favor OF sewers, and In response to the
most earnest solicitation OF all manner OF
good citizens from the 9Th ward hegs-
with again announce myself as . esn1k-
date for alderman. A. r B sCKhAEa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08
A Soldiera, Reunion.

Boston, Feb. S.-The thirty
third anniversary OF the capture Of
Roanoke Island will be observed
by the Roanoke Association at the
United States Hotel, this p. m.
The troops participstin In the
capture under Gen. Burnside were
2lst, 23rd, oath, 25th, and 9th Mas
sschusetts, 4th and 9TH Rhode
Island, Sth and 10th Connecticut,
9th New Hampshire, Dist New
York, 5lst Pennsylvania, 9th New
Jersey and the navy with the
marine artillery. All will send re-
representatives.. Gov. Greehalge, of
Massachusetts, and ex.Gov. Jarvis,
Of North Carolina, with other in
vited guests, are expected to be
present.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08
Dissolution Notice.

On January LIST, 1895, the firm Of
Tips & Hasrmann is dissolved, by
mutual consent. Mr.. Tips as sue
cessor will liquidate the firms
business at their office on Casino
street. Respectfully.
TIPS & HAAkMANN
Referring to above notice, l
solicit a continuance Of the patron
age for myself heretofore extended
TO the firm, and ask all friends and
customers to call at store 2l3
Alamo Plaza, or at warehouse
corner Casino and Market street,
where attentive employees will
wait on them. Respectfully,
.2ltf J. C.. TIPS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08

Mr.. Harry Weiss and Miss Berla
Cohn, were made happy pair last
night at the home OF the bride,
corner of West Commerce ana
Stoves street. Rev. Sodowsky,
the Jewish Orthodox Rabbi, per-
formed the ceremony, after which
an elegant repast was spread. A
large number OF friends was pres
emit for the occasion. The bride is
the daughter of Levi Cohn, cloth
ing merchant OF this city, and Mr..
Weiss is a prosperous business
man Of Weimer, where they will
make their future home.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08
Valentines, Bainbridge a. Cor.

Valentines, Bainbridge Il Cor.
ner. 1T
Mems $500 and 800 patent
leather lace aud congress, square
London and piccadiIly toes, at
81 so. Sullivan Shoe Co., Leading
Shoe Dealers. 80 tt
West End lake and the lake at
Llkeview, had their banks covered
with frozen spray yesterday morn
ing.
Valentines, cambridge & Cor.
ner. 81 st
Why get frightened, by rattliug
Of sash, and think they are burg
lars, when you can get the rubber
weather strips to prevent same, in
stock at Ed. Stoves & Sons. Is tt
The settler in the siphons { I
the bottling manufactures froze
solid while being delivered to
saloons yesterday and this morn.
ing.
The mercury was down to s de-
grees above zero ye 'terday morn
ing at West End. In the city to-
day it went down to 8 degrees.
The children's mask ball under
the auspices OF the Arbeiter Verein
society will take place at their hall
Saturday, February 9. Admission
% cents. 2 ct
Gentlemen desiring fine pat
emit leather shoes, will find 1t to
their advantage to examine those
we have placed on sale at $3.50.
l 80 tt SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08
Young women's W. G. T, U

ST. LOUIS, Feb. S.-A young
women's conference, under the aus :
pices of the w. G.. Il. u, will he
held in this city today and tomoI-
row. A reception will be rendered
the visiting ladies at one OF the
hotels while In the city. Among
those who will be present from sd-
joining states will be Miss Belle
Kesrney, OF Mississippi; Miss Ida
Clothier, Of Colorado; Miss Clara
Parish, Of Illinois, and Miss Carrie
Lee Carter, Of Dexter, Mo. The
various young peoples societies Of
the city will participate in the ser
vices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-08
A WA aNING
To Those Who Have Illegally Reg
istered.

To Those Who Have illegally Reg
istered.
l, August Santleben, Registrar
in and for BeXar County and the
City OF San Antonio, hereby warn
all persons, not residents Of this
city, who through misrepresenta-
ton have secured Registration Ger
titicates, and particularly those
from Houston, from Wilson cOun-
ty, and from the Missions, Helotes,
Medina and Calaveras, Of this
county, not to vote or attempt to
vote on said certificate; any at.
tempt to vote now will be conclu-
sive proof that the election
law is intended to be wilfully
and maliciously violated, il such
intention did not exist at the time
said Certificates were secured, and
it will become my duty to report
such violations to the grand jury.
AUG. SANTLEBEN,
274t Registrar.