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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19
sessa y3snn Sen,orh fp;,, ,,rh ~, nm.

saP Wenn Senlanb fein uno gu a1s
n%ebmbarem pteiie ipetien min, 70 gebe
IT gum Wiffionss@arten. Die
9srlen Rbeiner & Waul, BeRber bie=
les gtabilhements, balten borauf, lire
8dfe tets bolltommen aufrieben gu ftels
len. aue iaifonmdBigen 9elitatefen,
@ufe'n i, WiIh, Slide, @efHigeI &c. finb
bort IA NJ aeiitatefien 3ubereitung ole
3e't su baben. Wabl5eiten perben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wobnungen Der Runben
gsianot. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Gpsiiewirtbf6aft oerbunbeue Bar
room Die beiteu @etrdnfe. tets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19
Der Cinderella gdtub : store.

Aet 0ln6erelI1 Gd1tb Stpre,
gde Of'Soutonftrabe unb Qbenue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
feinen neuer 8orratb bon 9 ommer t.
f9uben fir 9erren, Damen unb
&lnber er5alteH unb bat cine unbers
alei9li9e Iuspabl aQer Sorten unb
QuaIitdten. Ser Cinderella : g9ubs
Store fibrt nur bic Gabritate ber beiten
Gabriten unb iiberbietet Naes, mas i'm
biefgen Martt gu baben 1T. 5peeia=
litdt fur 9erren: Der &odforb S9ub
fur So. @s berlobnt i9 ber Miibe, i'm
6 tnbereIIa store bor3uipres
den, ebe man anbersmo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19
9antpfer Agentnr.

Sic .Greie preffe fur 8 e.
gas" bertritt bic fOlgenben Dampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ale ndbere @usfunft
tpegen pafage ua@ unb BON europa
unb berfauft Sampff6if. unb giiens
~babnbi0ete gu ben niebriefen @aten.
Die 2ife Der BON uus reprdientirten
2inien 1T:
Santbrrg : Muaerifanifdbe 9ampfs
f9ifffabrts @eieli9aft.
Heo gtar 9inie (Slntfuerpem).
Gpmpagmie @enerale 8rans.
atlantiame.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19

Cine ers6bli6e Abrefie trug Elm
amtli9es S9reiben, pel@es einem
8eifli6en Der Di6cefe Srier, Der In ber
Nrtnee gebient bat, BON benz 8eairfss
JelbpebeI feines 2anbpebr : 8e3irfes
auging. 9ieielbe lautete: oNn ben
bodpd,bigen 9erra unteroff3ier 81.
~, Woblgeboren 3u g."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19

sar Warum pont Sbr pianos stpei=
felbafter Site BON reiienben !0dnbIern
taufen, uenn Sbr Die e9ten @metion
in Der neue1en Nusfibrlng biliger
unb unter lei6te-en 8eotngungen in
benz beDdbrten @ei@dftsbauie BON
Sbos. 8oggan 6 8ros. boben
f6unt2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19
gsarmums. ltntersetdnet fetne Motes

9dnoler uub Ngenten, tpel9e Soften
fur elm auf Nbaablungen berfauftes
piano ober Orgel berlangen, ~berfaufen
ober ii6ertragen bieie Noten an qlnbere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni6t banttli9en 3abs
lung 1T bas Snffrument iotpie bas be-
teits ge3oblte @elo fi6er perloren.
8bos. @ogGan & Bros, 208
Commensurate, San Nntonio, pertau.
fen pianos uno OreeIn OF leid,teu Nbs
5ablungen obne Noten unb 3inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19

80 NJ. $. Cutteriine, 1856
Sfe9oufons5 traBe, plumbers, Sos
unb Steam 5 Gitters, balten it9 benz
publifum fiji lqe in ibrGa6 i9lagenben
Irbeiten empfoblen unb beripre1en
8eior9ung aler auftrdge.
&ronleu9ter, @ass Jirtures, 8abenan,
men, @loiets &c. ftets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19

Wir Fnb nod ni9t beranIabt
unier sroBes 2ager BON rteuea uub se,
brau9ten pianos unb Orgeln gu bers
taufer, benno9 t0nnen mir before Sers
mine lnb bi0igere preiie unter gutter
8arantie geben mie ieoes anbsre @eiddft.
Sbos Goggan& Bros,
208 Commerce . 9traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19

ungefdbr elm Sabr lit i'd on
geinfras am S6ienbein. Ollie ange.
iDanbten Mtittel balfen ni9ts, bis i6
Or. Iuguft 96nig's 9amburgsr Srdu.
terpfaffer anuanbte, worauf Seilung
eintrat. : g. &obliuger, Sron Gibge,
W~istonHn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19
@malii6e gdmle,
Gan Nntonto, GeraB.

gnertannt tiidtise 9ebranfaIt fur &uaben
unb Mabden; felt breibia Sabren in roger
8irtIamleit. 8ortrefaiGe 2ebrfrdfte unter Be.
ndbrter 9eitnna. Der enslifden Spra6e nirb,
mic Der beutl6en, bOle &ednuns astraaen.
gueerbem llnterridt i'm Spanif9en. Gini9er.
maben borbsreitete S4iIsr finben jeberaeit
aufnabme. Mdbere Nustunft ertbeilen Serr
+. @rops, grdfbent bes S6ul. gorfanbes
nnb 8 III. 8arbed, Direction Der anHaIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19

= 8Dn elmer fpaBbaften vmuftali.
i9en 8eIeibiguns" pirb aus @ur3en bel
Gelp3ig J%olgenbes m~itgetbeiIt: Gin
Wuraener Burger MIL sesen ieinen fritz
beren Sausmirtb einen 8eleibigunass
ProceB onbdneig MAIDEN, neil Der 9ebs
tere Dor sinigen Saeeu, als Der &Idger
ausaog, bur6 elm BON ibm beitellies
MufitcOrps ben @boral: Run b a NJ
tet Vile 8ott" Dor benz Sauie
fpielen. lief!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19

Da- Wenn Sbr @uern bo[Ien Wertb
in Nn3 Il gen baben wout, 10 febt
gu9 bic 6erbfs unb Winter 0orr1tbe
BEL pancoait& g 0 II an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19

San Mttonio ....... geras,
baben ibren SerbF. 8eoarf bon .. 2anorett &
Sobm Garter., Blumen. nnb Gelb- Somen err
haIten, inter Nnberem /:
1000 TfunO neue @rnte &ib Samen, 5000
Yfuno alfalfa (2u3erner aleefamen) e~benfals
Mnagolb . @uraeI, &unfelrdbea, Mobrriben.
Samet, gsperiette alee, 8odbara Slice, Sapa.
neifdfr slice, Sobafou @ras, Buffalo ober
COLORADO @ras, Saat &ossen, @erfte, Safer,
ABei3en &c.
gedter gI Hafo 3bisbel. unb Creole pber
Qbuifand 5fpiebels Samen.
sNgentea fur bic beriibmten Brinly Pfuege,
pIanef it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators com.
bined, Sanb- GamenbriIs, @fiige unb Guilt.
~bntpren, @uf. 8. Bredt @nrfmaf9inen unb
Bntdsrs itteniIien, gbas. Mutbs Sonig @r,
trnct0ren, Bienen.@ au9er, WteFer 3.
Stets nuf Eager 3arrifon Bros. 6 60.
Town and Country UNI @ebrau9 fertis ge-
mifdte Garbea; fibren b~iefelben mebr als IA
Sabre, irnportiren g~arlaoungsmeiie, unb fibs
len uns bere9tist nod lansiabriser 9; fabruns
az bebnupten, Dab bieielben bic beffen Sarben
fpb bic in bieiem 2anbe ~fabri3trt herben.
SIN October erpdrten 2anbretb & Spbu
rotbe, iueibe unD selbe 8piebel SesIinse.
e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19
Sn @abrbeit Der Sbriae
6. @Orfu6, @. D.,

Office 2l5 Summit Ctr.
Bir pcllen einbuubert Dollars fir ieben 8aa
bon fatarrb seben, bet ni6t nit SaIrs & a.
tarrb Sur sebeiIt Terben fam. Snnerli9
9enonmen.
8. 8. @bentb& 81, gisentb, GoleOo, 8.
az Ierfauft bon apotbefern, rs 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19
Srei fir W9dntter.

Tln DerIbboles Bud iber bic tlrfa9e unb
9eiIuns aller Artes bon
W~erbeni@tpdd3e,
sef9Is4fi9sn eeiben, SdpS6e,uaduSeu unb
anoeren Rranfbeiten pribater unS id~onunosbe.
b~iirfiger gtatur bel Mdnneru. @efdlpT,n mn
p~Urtofrei berfanbt. Man f6reibe an
DIR. H. TRESKOW, 1922 8roabpan.
Rem Bert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19

YIN Wlann, Der 40 SABRE W9e6i3tn prattialrf
bat, folte SaI3 bon 3uder unterl9ei6en f6n,
men; left, mas ct ia9t:
SoIebo, O., San. 10. 1887.
2rn. 8. :. Gbsnsp & @O.-Meine serrsn!
SD bin felt 40 Sabren meiit in Der alsee
meinen atdtIiden 4rariS ~aetuefen, unb m0dte
faser, bab in all meinsr @raris unb Grfabrung
i'd ME Elm &raparat stieben babe, bas i9 NIT
10 biel 8ertrauen auf grfols beridreiben fonnte,
ais s ALPS 9atarrb Gu +, %fabri3irt bot SD
men,. Sab. es gar biele Male Oeridrieben, unb
bic 8irf,lns il punberbpa, unb mOdte aun
S91ib fasen, bab i'd nod einen SAL bon So
tarrb gu finben babe, ben eS nidt furiren mir
be, penn man es ben anipeiiua9ea gemab elm.
ndbme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-19
Sur glutreinisuns.

~reis. so Gents; in anen apatbefen su taben.
the CHARLES A. soGELEa CO., Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
mAxCmKsTEH MENTION.
journalistic PrOmoiiOn-PersonAia-
nemncrnfIc Mceting.

Mr.. Samuel I. Giigud. an enter rising
Young Journalist Of this city, has accepted
the po..uon OF business MANAGER OF the
Daily Times and VIII enter upon TIE di--
charge Of his duties tomorrow. Mr. CiIi-
land hes mad several years experience 90 the
newspaper business and has for many
mouths been business manager 81 the Eve
ning Leadcr, which position he has arranged
still 10 hold.
Mr.. T.. i. Tutwiler. wife, and two chill
drcn, Of Co.lburg, Ala, who have been
visiting friends here for TIE past Two w'ets.
left Yesterday for Fiuyanna, where the VIII
spend some time with Dr. Lewis j. walton,
Nfs. TuWiIcrs father, before returning 10
their southern home. They were accom-
panied to Fluyanna by Mrs 4. D. Nooddn.
The survivors Of the Chesterfield Troop
are already at work arranging matters m c9u-
nection with their coming anniversary cel--
braG0n.
The Democrats Of Manchester di-'u'',
Chesterfield. viii meet ~ Horri-srettCs li1b
tomorrow evening al o clock 10 nominate
district officers.
Rev. J.. T.. Thornhil. pastor Of ihe Brine
bridse-~treet Baptist church, ha, returned
from Apuomattox and viii an his pulpit TO-
day. The pulpits OF The other churches
viii De flied bv their respective pa-'ar..
4 mad-dOg wa, Killed near tie upper end
OF Manchester yesterday morning by li. -.
Brooks.
Trgcbl1ying on the P0whstan and Iaru-
willie railroad has been commenced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
ArYNrEHIoU, MUKOKE.
Reward for the slayer or n watch
manin Page county.

Governor Lee Yesterday offered reward
~ 500 Tor the arrest and conviction OF the
unknown person who about mouth ago shot
and killed railroad Waterman IN Page
county.
CommOnwcaith's-A Attorney r. =. Parks. oil
Pare. IN a letter 20 the Governor says that
the.neiehborhood where the man was Killed
is a bad one.
4 little over wear ago The muii'aicd body
q, a citizen W., found near Naughn's sum
nit close by the track oi the railroad Where
il bad been Knocked by the ears.
II was believed at The time that the man
was murdered, and circumstances since de-
ycloped have strengthened The murder
theory.
n was thought that he was Killed and
placed on The track IN order 10 NICE the
crime.
The matter was placed in the hands Of a
detective. bus no clue could be gotten 10 uS
the crime upon any one.
Abou. a month ago another man, EN-
ployed az night wstchmin. was shot dead
while asleep upon the bunk IN the watch
mars box. There is no clue to the muir
derer IN This case.
The Commonwealth Attorney SAYS he
thinks that Il detective is employed and
comes ~ the county as stranger tue case
csn be successfully worked uN.
The people in Page county are very much
excited over the murders, and the feeling no
the immediate ueighborhood is very intense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
LIGHT TAssS FOR SATURDAY.
The Few Gases before Justice CrU'ch-
heId QuIcieIY DlSpoNcd az

The docket in the Police Court yesterday
morning was short one ard most OF the
cases on Il were OF "A irlnlng nature. Justice
Crufchfeld assembled the bench prompug a.
$3.50 O'Clock and forty minutes sier he was
ready 10 retire 10 his Office for conference
with the several gentlemen who were wait
ing TO see him about different matters cons
nected with his official duties.
Thcoaricll HYDE, c0l0-cd man seemingly
ahou. forty vesrs Old was charged with ie.o-
niousiy cutting, s,Gbbiug. and woundln2
James Walker, with intent % klU, ana
Walker on the other hand wac CHARGED with
cursiug. abusing, and threatening 10 cut
llYde The isc.S IN connection WIN this
ease were published yesterday. HfGe ana
walker had quarrel FRIDAY afternoon IN a
diuinT-room on Eighth street between Main
and Cary, which led 10 an encounter, no
which the former seized a fork and plunee d
itInio the arm Of the latter, inGict'ng slight
wound. Hyde WAS Seni on tothe grand jury
and Walker was Gne1 - and costs
EDDIE and Willie Lee, two coiorcd youths,
presumably brothers, were charged with be-
ing suspicious characters. They were ar
rested for having in their possession and A.
tempting 90 sell a pair OF pants which the
officer Who took them 10 thought were
stolen. One Of the boys IN explanation ot
how be came 10y the trousers laid De was
standing on the street and seeing a smaller
boy running by with the breecbes and think
ing they bnd not been obtained in Just the
rigat manner he grabbed them. Both 81
the accused were sent 70 jail N default Of
surety for three months.
Agnes Jackson (col0red), charged WIN
stealing basget OF clothes, The pforerty OF
Virginia Ovens, was required TO give Sc
CURLY for SIX months in the sum OF 500.
Andrew Jackson wa, fined - snd costs
for assaulung i. =. Pride on the street.
Several parties were fined for beng drunk
and other minor offences
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
The Lawn Party.
IFor the Dispatch

The lady managers Of tbe lawn party At
gandon switchbark Park on Thursday eve-
dug are 10 be congratulated upon the great
success Oi the entertainments socially ana
pccuniarily The weather was perfect. the
moon iull, tho electric lights quite satlsfac-
tory, aud the park the most charming place
ia or near the city for An entertainment OF
the kind The swftchbsck was mere popu'
lar even than the danciug, though every
amusement provided received lis share OF
attention Mr. william snelings, the pro-
puctor o! the park, most generously gave
the use o. IL for tue sake OF charity, ana was
untirIng ~ bis Efforts 10 assist the ladies' IN
eYeTV arrangement. His house was atirac-
lively ARRANGED and thrown open and he was
kind and obliging in every thing necessary 20
comfort and success.
Mr. Burke was m charge % the refresh
ments. and hey were delightfully."- served
and Of the very best quality and most pro.
fusc quantity. incuiing a handsome dOna-
ton by toe firm he represents. There We're
beautiful flowers, Innumerabie Jnpsnese
lanterns, saltwater, lemonade. excellent
music by q picked baud under Prof. Ihii0w.
and abundant fun and enjoyment Tor young
and old. Blandon Park will be 4 m0ss
agreeable place .oi resort during the sum
mcr months for picnic parties. afternoon
tess. ond ior those who drive To- TIE evening.
~ n VIII aford cooling drinks. ices, and
fruits. and no alc)hollc drinks VIII ever b"
sold there; and the proprietor, Who gave his
oyening night 10 the cause OF charity, is de-
serving oi patronage by our people.
The managers desire 10 acknowledge
gratefully their appreciation of all The
kndues. extended them by friends
az tbeir cllsc. the liberal locations aud
patronage and the hearty cooperation Of
those Who were called ON 70 assist snd
other, who volunteered; Mr. Sne,Hng,, ior
the use - the park am, switc1osck and
many other hindnes-cs; Me-srs. PIIln. g.
Burke AMI t.e.r corps Of excellent walters,
Mc-scs. Philips s. stein for thr use of theft
cr0thery. Nsss-~ AROUSE and /muer 'or
handsome donations. and NJ. hrouse, Who
had the nice >odgfount,in 10 tac pavilion
Me,,r' West 6 Johnston. who are always so
liberal iu recarlt0 printing tickets; 10 Nr.
William Wickham ior the gin %. a beautiful
lamb for the supper; and last, bat ~ no
means le9st. 10 tbe Dewspapcrs-cacu and
sll-Wh) give uDspsringf 20 an enterprises
OF the kind, and 10 whose generosity our
charitable ventures owe most.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
FoaxEH PRINCIPAL CASED.
ur. MOrrtsVetIe Thus created by the
Ea8t-Eud Teacners.

Professor Eihu Morrr>ette received a
Gaming on Friday which. instead Of humiIis
aiing bin has made bin one OF the proudest
men in i@chmouc.
Nj. MoIrlsscite was during the session OF
1Sss-'s9. and until 4 lew weeks ago, prlnci-
pal Of l1e East-IEd school. lie now has
charge II Leigh school. ADD Mr.. Richard W.
iOurEoy Is stationed II Lest-End.
A few MINUTES before leaving home FRI
day morning Mr.. MorrisSette received note
from one OF mis- former teachers saying thSt
bis presence was desired ut the EaSt'End
building that afternoon st a quarter past .
O'Clock. lie replied thai he would obey the
summous with IA much promptncss as his
daties Of the day would permit.
Accordingly he. Immediately afterthe close
OF Leigh SOhoOl, FASTENED over TO East-kDd,
wAere be WAS rlct by delegation Of teach
ers. one ot whom eXfeDded this greeting:
d" Mr. Aorrissetse we have gotten you over
befe 70 give you a good caning."
As the speakers eyes iaAed 10 eViuce any
great degree o. rnge or even modest anger
the former principal Ventured. with chs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
CRIPPLED AND PARDOSED.
\ Prisoner Falls Eighteen Feet,
Crashes ISIS Thigh, ana -
Released.

Friday evening John Williams, a negro
confined in the CITY isil. while sitting upon
the corridor, evidently a'leep, fell to the
floor below, sdistance Of eighteen feet
His thigh was badly crushed and he suffer.
cd gTea. pain.
Williams was pardoned bv the Governor
Yesterday upon the recommendation Of The
physician Of the jail. and was taken by
Deputy-Sergeant Burgess to the almsnouse.
Williams was sent to the jail last Novcm-
Der for petit larceny, aud his term would
have expired in about month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
AREChIVGR APPOINTED.
Judge Lacy Grants on Injunction fn
GEe Case or ROhr vs.,
FrefsennCis1.

In the suit Of Rohr against Fredcnhim 10
SET aside a deed OF trust and snpoint a re-
ceivcr for the estate, Judge +. W. Lacy, Of
the Court OF Appeals, Yesterday granted an
injunction end appointed MI. :. l.. Bloom
berg a, .c0iver.
Judge Fitzhugb, Of Che Chancery Court,
rad previously granted temporary iniunc'
ton. but Judge Wexford. sitting Tor him,
refused 10 make It permanent, and counsel
for the plaintiff Yesterday applied 10 Judge
Lscv.
The order required the receiver to execute
bond IN the sun o. $4,000 for the faithful
performance OF his duty, and slso required
the plaintiff in the case to give bond IN the
same sum.
Mr.. Bloomherg qus'iGed Yesterday evening
before the clerk az the ChanceTy Cont. with
Mr.. william II. Brsuer rs his boudsmau.
Mr.. Charles ". Perkins gave the Injunction
bond required Of The painilh, with MI.
George =. Nashon, IT., as hls surety.
MesSrs. Pollard * sands represented the
plaintiff and Mr. +. y. Cannon and Mir II.
RosenOerg, trustee under the deed, repre-.
scented the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
REAL EaTATE Eas
Deeds RecorGed Yosterday IN Rich
mOnd amt IL suricO.

The following deeds OF bargain and sale
were recorded iD the clerks Office Of the
Chsncery Court yesterday;
Julia +. Loyo- 70 William King, 20 iect
and Q inches on Clay street st The corner Of
Henry. $4,000
Mary T.. Ware and others 10 r. y. Ches-
tcrman. dwelling No. 504 west MarsnsA,
S2,3,j.
Joseph A. Sadler 70 Victoria y. Sadler, IS
feet on Bclyidere between Maiden Lane and
Rowe street, $500.
COUNTY COURT or HENmCo.
James Caskie, Jackson Guy, and their
wives, Andrew II. Christian, Jr., and
samuel If. PuIliam 10 Lucieu l.. Bass, land
bounded by Ivy, Hanover, Robinson, and
Mulberry streets, 50 300
James y. Pace and wife 10 Fortunate
Am8to. 30 feet on south side Beverley street
near Randolph, 500.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE AND QUALIW-
CATIONS CN ESTATES.
John =. Crenshaw's will admitted TO pro-
bate: James II. CrenShaw qualified ~ nd
ministratoT with The viii annexed. Bond,
$500, with Nathaniel l.. CrenshaT a SCI
I CIrltV,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

Good Ben,eisr~.

Ata regular meeting OF Jefferson Lodge,
No. 522, Independent order OF Good lem
psrs, held at McDoDongh's Hall on Thurs
day night TIE following programme 81 eXer-
cises was rendered oy Charity Lodge. No.
5S7. independent order OF Good tcmplars,
In an unequ4lied manner Which viii long be
remembered: Opening remarks, John W.
Hughes: chorus, WOcs OF tIe Wine-Cub
Charity Lodge choir; recitation, The Polish
Boy. GEORGE II. Baker; duet A Warrior
Bold. J. /. Williams aud tion Taylor ;
reading, Der Dog und der Lobster, Thomas
Barker; dialogue, IN Afternoon Gail, Carrie
Booker and lie Barker; sOpg and c1orus,
Ring Dem Ginning Bells, Il. A. NAYS aud
choir. recitation, LItte Bessie, Grace
Booker: reading. one OF tlc LitH cues,
Estelle Shar kieford song aui chorus, Wen
Press Ths Battle On. George -. shacsei0rt
and choir; recitation. Curfew snail Not
Ring Tonight, Ellen Taylor; Tadiuy. ine
Lightning-Rod Dispenser, Horace burn'tti
duet, Daisy. Lee Barker and Carrie Booker ;
recitation, The Wind and LelHe', Lucy
Williams; song and chorus. 1ou'H Miss
Your Mother when Sue's zone, Charles s..
TAYLOR and choir; recitation, The Last
Hymn, Ellen Taylor; solo, 1Den loul Re-
member Ne, Grace Booker; remarks George
s. shacklefcrd; chorus, Thanks BE 10 God,
choir Orgauist, Annie Ii.el; Chairman, K.
a. Mays
A. the conclusion OF the programme ice-
cream and refreshments we're served iu
abundance by The members OF Jefferson
lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
peath or Mr.. >. Thomas Williams

Mr. j. Thomas Nliu1ms, respected
citizen and the oldc.t driver on the CITY
Railway Line IN point Of continuous ser
vice, died at his residence, NO. COS Catherine
street, NIGHT before last after quite hong
illness. Deceased was fOrly-four years old
ana leaves a wife and four children. lie was
during the entire war a gallant soldier,
having served IN Parker's battery. and was
member Of Ice Camp. Ills last request
vas that he might he buried ID tle soldiers
section in HO.lyVo cd.
Mr.. Williams was the car-drlver who was
brought into great prominence as 3 " 'tne,s in
the Cuycrius case, 1t being alleged that
Lillian Madison and her cousin I0mmie rode
on the ear 81 tie deceased up Nam street %
Reservoir on the night that the dead woman
met ner tate in the old reservoir SIR. vii
hsiBs was never able 10 fully Identity Ciu-
ycrius as the man who was a passenger on
bis ear.
The funeral win take place from the Clay
street Baptist church at Z o clock this after
noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
The TrnveiIers' Protective hssocfa-
ffou.

4 special meeting OF the Board Of Directors
OF the Virginia Division, Trayeihrs' Protec-
tive AssOclsl on, was held at headquarters
Yesterday at , O'Clock ior the purpose "
invcstigAuug certain charges prcferreJ
against membcr Of the association, and Ii
was decided to suspend further acton until
next Friday night, and the Secretary WAS
requested 10 notify all parties interested to
appear before the board. Is the matter Will
be finally disposed OF al that time.
This ls the first charge that his been pre-
feIred against any member since the organi-
zation OF the association, and 10 Is the deter
minstion OF the officers 10 protect tde good
namc OF the ASSOCIATION a. any cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
nine ntdge epr,nx.. Va.

This we.-snown 1nd popular watering
place. on tle liue Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad. VIII he opened toe coming season.
A splendid hotc boa been huilt M place %
the one burned Inst year. TIE hotel q
equipped win all the modern conys1ieuces
and eve .ytHnE /, ucw. Every comfort viii Oe
found hr the pies>ure-Seehrr as well A. those
VINO desire 90 regain their health. Colonel
Phil ,. Brown has worked hard 70 have hls
Springs ready for his guest. AMI be hopes 20
greet many u bis former patrons The coming
.e4.Or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
Narrow Escane rom Serloua Injnry.

AN accident occurred yesterday morning
on Bank street st the intersection Of Ieuth,
in which Mr.. George -. Jones narrowly e,-
csped either death or serious injury. IA it
was he was quite bsdiy bruised.
Mr. Jones was driving up Bank street in
n sulky at few minutes before IL O'Clock
when bis vehicle was run into from the rear
by Car No. u on the Union Passenger rail-
way. The risht wheel OF the vehicle was
smashed, the horse was Knocked down. and
Mr.. Jones wss dragged snort distance.
The harness was badly broken zap, hat Mr..
Jones and his horse were both fortunate in
escaping with snSht injuries.
The mOtor-man on Che car, Benjamin Lea
msn, was reported by the police, and VIII
perhaps be before the PoLcV ouft tomorrow
morning.