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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
Raffaae uats europa.

Sse @genturen bes 0errn %. s.
Young, No. l Commerce : StraBe,
San antonio D, unb go. SOB Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt beiten europdii1en 9ampfers
2inlen. Ser DOung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billie # EN- Haten su geben, en-
tbeilt bereituilig iebe getpinf9te Muss
funft unb beforet febr prompt ole ibnl
iiber9ebenen Nuftrdge. Wer nod @ue
ropa gu reilen piini9t, ober 8erwanbte
bertbertommen lafen min, tpenbe f9
on irgerb cine Der genannten Asenturen.
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Sdube AT gputtpreiien.
(s@Inb foIst).

500 paar 9inberi6ube gu 81. So.
itenpreis $1.30 unb $40. Damen.
Slippers gu Is @ts. unb $1-pertE
SLIPS.
S%pibenbeiebte Mor9enf6ube FIR ga.
men aler Nrten, Spe3ialitdt. @roBe
@ebuttionl $1.75 9amen. 2n0pfl6ube
fur $3.50. Suaibans $500 @lacee=
lsber 2n6pff6ube 1T Der bette Der @elt.
Sulipans falbleberner S6ub fit Mdns
tler 3u $500 1T uniibertreffi6. Mdn.
neri9ube fur 5000, pertb $3.50.
preisermdBigungen in allen anberen
4rtifeln, tpobon in ben ~feinlten unb
mlttleren Sorten nur bas bette gefhbrt
tpirb. Die ausseldnittenen 2dngurubs
leber=S dube fir Wdnner, iragen fid
gut unb limb comfortable, beIonoers au
empfeblen. Garbiae S9ube in 8Iocee
gu accsptabIen preifen.
%. 81. SuIIiban,
gde Commerce & ST. Marn's Str.
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S6riftieker n%erlamgt.
Gin gutter S6riftieBer finbet iofort
betdnbige Mrbeit in Der
uGreien Ssras."
Gin ausaeseihneter Wortraa

"
aber Geuerbeftattung purbe 5iefer Sage
III San GranciscD bon einem Mmetifas
ler, Namens u. Wilis 2igbtbourne,
gebaIten. Die Geuerbefattung, iaste
er, fei cine &eFDrm, nelhe on ben auf.
getldrten unb benfenben Menf6en apel=
lire unb mebr uao mebr an Musbebnung
9etpinne.
9roBbem infer 3eitalter barauf
po9e, benz 6ortidritte gu buloisen,
tofte es unenbIi9 Mlibe, Die 8efinnuns
gen Der Meni9en in a1bere gabnen
3u lenfen. Die erfte @1pierigteit,
tpel6e gu aberpinben lei, liese in Der
gefdwpfung falf9er Sentimentalitdt.
Rebner empfabl ben 3ub6rern. ELL
foeben eridienenes Bud bon Sir 6entp
9bompfon 3n leien, in tpeI1em ole
8orurtbeile griinbIi9 uiberlest feien.
Mles, toas no%tbpenbig, um bic berr.
i9enbe Sentimentalitdt bon einem
grauiamen paoaeB, bic adrtli9eu @efiibs
lie gegen bic gef6ie6enen 2iebeit u. +. M.
bon Der Beerbieung Der Sobtsn our
Geuerbeaattung gu betebren, lei, fol9e
9eute mad benz Griebbof gu fibren, unb
ibnen ben ausgegrabenen 2eidnam eiz
les geIiebten Sobten gu seisen. Hie
un5 nintrner ipiirben bann iene @riinbe
gegen Cremation tpieOer porgebraht
tuerben. Gie Geuerbeitatiung lei be-
beutenb dlt.r, als bic 8eerbigung, unb
Derbe b69ftens bon Der @inbaliamirung
Der Sooten, mie es Site utter ben als
ten G9Dptern NOR. an Utter ii%betragt.
Die 2eidenberbrennung friberer Dol
ter tpiirbe uns alerbings grauiam, ab.
ffoBenb unb gefiblberIebenb erfdeinen,
bod lei bic WiRenidaft beute oabir ee.
largt, bic 3erieBung bur6 Geuer in els
ner Weife Su bemerffeuigen, tpeI9e
ni9ts Mbidredenoes fit ben .gefibIuons
fen Meniden babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
gslifusgia>Weins.

WeinIiebbaber iinben Elm groBes Sa=
ger BON feineg California Weinen Bel
9errn s. S. Meper an Wlamr
pla5a. 9err 0teper iudt bic Weine
on Ort uno Stele aus ui.h fault oirefi
aus Dem Seller ter Weinai6ter. Mls
gutem Genner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
befen Sorten au%saumdblen. Ct fam
feline 3unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen perieben. &otb= unb
WeiBwetne in oor3ugl.6er QuaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @aIone = fret
ing 6aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir sas @os
9enbtatt $3.50.
&eienbe Mgenten:
s. g. 8mid5.
Gpbert Yenniger.
~. SHprpbimg.
Marimilian gutpr.
6 > q | { 8.
San Nntonio, 20. SUM, 80.
MIlerlef.

San I%ntonio, 20. SUM, 80.
Muerlet.
Ser Sumelier Gus. @tiber erbielt
geifern aus Sem Orleans telegrapbii9e
Gta6ri6t, oaB f9 feiu gruber Bert boz
felbft erfhofen babe. Ser iunge Mann,
bet i'm Nlter bon % Sabren ftanb, mar
bier iebr befannt unb beliebt. gr1t boz
brei Wonaten mar er mad Hem Srleans
tibergefieoelt.
= Otto 6. 9err min bon feiner frau
Clara Goobiea Ser gei9ieben iein.
Sie binterlahene grbf6aft beg
&idtsrs s. S. 9ebine tpirb auf $172,.
PALS 81 abgeiddBt. gu baben TT es
mabri6einli6, Die in oen mei5ten iol.
der 5dle, nur fir tem breis ober bier:
fa1en preis.
= Gin Tarbieer Namens 5. Diron,
Der seftern Nbenb bebiIFi1 mar, eint
a%bselaufene S%traBencar tpieber auf bas
8eleife gu bebet, aerquetl9te babel Ell:
men 9aumen berart, bob er amputiri
perben muBte.
DIE Garbtger 1eBen Die Jeter beg
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beute fort. Wdb.
reno geifern &eben gebalten wurben,
ruiro Der Na6mittag beute bur6 @piels
&C. ausgefaQt merben.
Die 5traBenbabnseieli6aft ii
iebt e%ntlang ibrer ganaen 2inie bef9df.
tigt, bic 8orbereitungen fir bic @infhb.
runa bes eleftrifden 8abHsg ptems gu
trehen.
= Die beibeu poIi3ifen @tebens
unb Wilfins frb bonn &i1ter Mopnan
ie unter $4,000 8iirgi6aft 9eiteIt NOR.
ben, I'm fi9 gu g~eeigneter 3eit tpeset
Der Nntlage Der @rmorbung BON s. %.
Collins gu berantporten. @egen bic Sc.
amten fprad bas 3eugniB bes Mlftent.
WtarfbaIs @oD, ber BET Dem @rmorbeier
teine Wafe fano bes poli3iffen Dia3,
Der beifimmt ausfagt, baB tur WiItins,
Stebens Inb er ielbt Ger in bic 2uft) &C.
idohen baben; unb bas Sim Senions,
benz Der poliaiif Stebens am Sonntag
Morgen 6 ubr faste: Sd babe ben
berb ..... S.. bergangene Na9i
erfdofen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
SEER 6. S. Maaer in Der We

@err 6. $. Muller in Der Weft.
Commerce : StraBe bdlt tets bas bon.
fommenfte 2ager in 3eideamateria.
lien, Sapsten, Garben, @!as. 6piegel.
9las, 8iIoerrabmen, GirniKea unb allen
3ei9nens nnb WtaIers ntenliIien. Stint.
lelii6 ausgefiibrte gilber uno 5tatuet-
ten &c. Iinb iii elmer febens pertbsn @ols
lerie CUR Wnfht unb gum 8erfauf aus
gefeut. Sn 3apeten uno 3immerbefoz
rationen 1T bas 8ei6madpolife unb
Weuehe BORT i'll finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

San Mntonio ......... yeras,
baben ibren Serbf.B ebarf bon .. Qanbretb &
Sobn @arten.. Blunen- unb SeIb. Gameu er.
balteu, inter Nnoerem
5000 gfunb neue Grnte Bib Gamea, 5000
Htnnb MlfnIfa (au3erner A~Ieefamen) ebenfdus
Mangclb . 8ur5el, Mnnfelrdben, Mobrrdben.
Samen, gsperfette alee, Bo6bara aIee, Saba.
nefif9er flee, Sobnfon @ras, Buffalo ober
colorado eras, Saat> ROssen, @erle, Safer,
Atei3en ae.
Ae9ter GI Yafo 8pirbel. unb Creole pber
Sontfiona 8piebel- Samen.
Agenten fir bic beriibmten Brinly Pfuepe.
YIanet II. Horse Hoe and C~ultivators com.
bined, 9anb.S amenbrias, 4Ffae unb gsIti.
baturen, @uf. 8. Bredt @urfmaihinen unS
Builder IltenfIien, gbas. Mutbs Sonia : Or.
traetcreu, Btenen.M audsr Mefer ,f.
Stets auf Eager 9arrifon Bros. G 60.
Town and Country um @ebraud fertia oe-
nrtf6te .Garben; fnbrsn b~iefeIben metr ale IA
Sabre. irnbortiren ea~rlabnnasmeiie, pnb fihs
len uns bere6tist mad Iansiabriaer q fabrunq
~ bebaupten, oub b~iefelben bic beffen sarben
ftno, bic IN oiefem oanbe ~fabri3irt perben.
Jm October erparten 0onbretb d. Sptu
rosbs, ipeise unb oelbe 3piebeI > SetIinae.
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6T 8epor man cine &eiie unter.
nimmt, faufe man cine Is Gents s6Iai9e
bon @bamberlain's golits, Gboleras
unb Diarrboe.M itiel. @s 1T meiftens
noibwenbig unb bann iebr ~pertbboa.
Wirtt milo uno fiber. Gum Werfauf
BET VI. @obn & Co., 8. aalteper &
Sobn unb aIen 9rugeiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

s1r &. @obn & Co., s. RaIteber &
Sobn unb anoere Orugsifen tpiirben
gbamberlain's 6ufenmitteI niGt ems
pfeblen, tpenn es ni9t gut tpdre. gs
1T ipe3iel fur bic 9eiIung bon @rfdls
tunsen. Group, 6ufen &C. berseiielt
uno bas wirtiamite MitteI in fol9en
6daen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
SrDntmi8feit nno Business"

0ieieniseu, mel6e ben ud6ten Mmes
~titaHern" bic SHnigfeit Der Naipetdt bes
reIigi6ien @efibls abipre6eu. ME es 4.
.. Die Sberammetgauer aus3ei9net,
ibuu isnen biiteres unredt. Gin Be-
meis oofir lit Die presbDte,ianerges
meiaoe uon Goreit @robe, pa. Nuf BEN,
GirGengrunbftid iener Gemeinbe, mel.
DIES bic Stride, oas p~farrbaus, ben
Sobtenoder unb elmer pIaB umfaBt, mo
bic 8emeinbemitglieoer Tdbreno Der
Qnba9t ibre pferbe .unb Wagen ,untet'
ftelen %f0nnen, 1T firali6 Del eefunber
toorben. ueberan, rtnss nm Die Stride,
um bas p~far,baus, auf BEN 5obtens
oder unb auf benz 6alteplaB fur &of
unb Wageu, iinb Sslbobrer erri9tei
tuotben, unb bic Bobtunsen baben Ell.
ren 10 reiGsn @rtrag seseben, boB Bit
friber arme 8emeinbe iebt bapon aueir
einen &einertrag BON $500 ben Monat
bat.
ST besbalb bic @emeinbe hbermiitbiq
unb perpeltli@t mcrbena &~eineslpess
Mlionntdgli6 beriammeIn He li1 mod,
anbd6tig ME bisber, in Dem tIeiner
RirGlein inmitten ber Selbobrmai9i:
nen. Iber bieie ruben am .@abbatb"
Die StiQe bes Cages bes 6erru pirt
nur bur6 oas pldti6ern berieniger
grunnen unterbro6en, tpel6e bon ieI.
Der laufen. On biefen tpirb bas eblt
STAB aud am @onntag auFsefansen.
benin es tpdre ia Shnbe, bic @ottesgabt
oerloren seben ga lafen. Sic &c:
meinbe aber fingt anbd6tig ein altes
englif9es Gir6enlieb, mel6es elmer be,
air6en 6lteften, Der sttuas pplettidesS So:
lent beiiBt, fir Die @elegenbeit cured,
seIfuBt bat. Ser erfte 8ers lautet II
beutf@er ue6erieBung ungefdbr 10:
@reif @ptt, Der aoblenoI eemadt
limb es an bic len Srt aebradt.
Ct IT'S, bet uns bas Sel sef9entt,
Ct il's, Der uni'rs 8obrer Ientt
Salleluiab Saaelniab!
Saui gallo, Salelujab!
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@ranseiaentbums . uebertrasumsem.

0rnnoeiaentbnmS $ lIcbertra8unaen.
0~iloebranb & StribbIing on %. s.
Diloebranb, a @runbftide auf 2aurels
9eigbts. $1,400.
Sarab y. Smiib an alfreb &arger,
@runbf tif an 9elgaboifraBe. 5000.
Bernbarbt Mauermann unb Maria
U. Mauermann an Sb. 8. 3anberlon,
@runbfiid an Iuenue 6 unb 4. GtraBe.
$1,000.
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Sas Neuelfe al1s Stem q

- 9as Neuefe aus Stem SerIep.
Barter, rief Sentins, Der geraOe our
Sommerfrii6e angsfommen mar, iei.
mem Sa%mmer6iener gu, ba brinet uns
Sernarb cine 5erenabe. Sieb einmal
nod, tuer es if.-parfer: @s lit fein
Muffcorps, es lit Elm Mostito, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

nr Sc 1T erpieien, baB Gbamber,
lain's p%uiienmittel bic Rherfte ur,b bette
Wteb!5ln 1T, Die no6 big ieBt bereetelt
wutoe CUR Seilung afuter gals unb
Gungens ME Grfdliungen
unb @roup. Gum gerfauf bel 81.
@oba & Co., ). Galttper & 6obn unb
olen Drue9iaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

Sn feinem 5auie folten Or. qus
guft 26nis's hamburger $ropfen feb.
len; fie finb elm ausgeaei9netes 8luts
reinigungsmittel. SIN allen Gpotbeten
au baben.
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Saueluiab Saaslniab
Saai gallo, 9auelujab !!

Stebt 6ieier firdli9e CLAUDE unb
biefe Sanfbatfeit fir bas empfangene
8ute etDa ni@t auf glei9er 66be nit
benz @ottosrtraueu Der Oberammers
gauer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

Sar Moberne 5tte in @trob unt
Gil3 in ben beliebtefen 6acons: 9un=
lap, Gnor unb Stetion.
pancoat& Go9n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

SIN Gaae bon aranfbeit ODER
nnslud senabren mir tets
lansere Belt. @.it Sbpetbefem.
Woten fam Dies nidt gefdebeu.
8ir brauden nnfere Moten
uno Siderbeiten nidt an San.
tiers ober Geleberleiber au
transferiren, nm nit 6em Gel0
infer @eiddft peiter3ufabren.
Bir brauden ni1t bohe
@reiie gu beredJnen fur Sn.
f%trnmente, ueIde mir nuf Seit
berfanfen, um Die 8inien auf
8orfdiihe beranssuidIassn.
ny ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
"iiecfrOcufiOn.'

Reader writes to THE TINES 81 am
very clad that YOUR correspondent mas at
tackled the use OF the word el"ctrocuuOn.
II ought TO be- rejected, because it has no
manner Of significance. We have NUM-
her Of terms ending with "cution." some
derive their meaning from "lOquor,' ana
Others from ''sequOr,' but IN no case uoe7
the mere termination "cution' SIGNIFY an! r
thing. II gets all its force from preceding
letters. or syllables: e. z. circum-io-cutlon'
eX-se-cution. persecution etc
But celebrity" would not answer be-
cause II has already been adopted, and re-
cciyed good usage far short Of Killing by
electricity. Electricide has been employed
bv some. and why would not 1t SUIT very
well;
The last part Of that word not only does
mean something Of itself but signifies Kill
inc. or one VINO Kills. Perhaps IT (cide) II
now used more properly with nouns. but II
might be extended 10 verbs. The papers
already write Of some one having sulcided.
Whether electricide be adopted. as both
noun and verb. or not. electrocute ana
electro-cution ought To he executed WIN
the swftnc,s Of the electric current
Nav ! add a word about the hemmlcr
case. | see i'm II no good reason for Cover
nor Hill 10 await the action Of his Le-lsla-
ure I'm regard 10 subsequent cNecu-
tons: nor for any one TO doubt the efficacy
Of that mode Of destroying life. 1t certain
~ Killed its victim and there Is no Nalid
evidence that he suffered much. even If De
partially revived. The chief blunder WA
i'm stopping the dynamo by which the
second shock was delayed. Next time
keep the dynamo running ana give Il -ef-
0nd shock without waiting for any signs ol
reyiving. and the execution Will Ice com
nlnfe and nrnhAhIy nainIess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15

onnortupities of discovering the needs OF the
nronIe in this direction as any other phy..
sicfan in the city. upon invitation addresseu
The committee. and endorsed all mat Dr.
Parker had said. lie knew OF hundreds OF
cases. where death had taken away people,
simply because they had no medical at
tention. Hardly a day passed that MS
office hell did not ring, and some one ask
for burial certificate. and this was clear
proot that no physician was with inc dead
during illness. DIR. Taylor CITED the
S,c, that relief in these cases
would be given a class that needed
/, sorely. lie did not care who made the
nominations Of the doctors, or how they
were placed in the field Of fahor. rev
will deny.- said he. "the necessity OF THIS
movement, and believe IL will receive the
endorsation of the public. Certainly, all
with whom | have cOnyersed with, but the
fewest exception, agree that rellci meas
ures should he adopted -o-
DIR. Parker stated that nj least 2j,WDwere
unable TO get medicine.
DIR. Oppenhimer. president OF the Board ul
Health, endorsed the views OF Doctors far-
ker and Taylor, and corrOborated their
statements.
ON motion Of Mr.. Preston Belvin. after a
Thorough discussion of the question, the
chairman of the committee, the president OF
the Board Of Health, and the City Attorney
were requested To frame an ordinance cover
inc the grounds i'm the ordinance referred 10
the committee. but placing the appointment
and control of the four physicians under the
Committee on Health, and report the same
10 a meeting Of the committee TO be held on
the fourth Thursday in this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
OF INTEREST TO MARINERS.
Changes Reported by the Coast and &C.
odectic survey.

Chesapeake Bay.-Tangier SOUND
Change in Buoyage.-Red spar bouy No. >,
of Great Fox Island, has been moved TO
position. in n feet of water 80 miles :. by
W. - W. from James Island light.
Black spar buoy No. ,, of Terrapln
Sands. has been moved 10 position. IN "
feet of water 20 miles y. = J.. from lne
same light. -
Anil. :. spar bouy has been placed in Il
feet Of water off the south end of the spit at
the junction Of ManOkIn river ana the
sound, $40 miles +. = :. from solomon 5
Lump light.
A black spar buoy, No. 1, has been placed
i'm II feet of water on the west side OF the
channel in ManOkin river, mile west from
Hazards Point
\ red spar buoy, No. ,, has been placed
in T. feet of water on the east side OF the
same channel, mile w. Is y. from Tricky
Point
A black spar buoy. No. 3, has been placed
in f. feet of wafer ON the west side OF the
same channel | 80 miles W. - :. from
Drum Point.
Patapsco River Rock Creck.-New
Buoys..Two spar buOys. one black and the
other red. have been placed about ! y miles
:. W. by W. y ". from Rock Point, to in
dicate the narrow channel in Rock creek.
Baltimore lIarbOr and Entrance Buoy
Moved New BUOY. Black spar buoy NO.
,. known as Six-FOOt Knoll Buoy. has been
moved TO position 2-lO miles l.. :. l.. "A
f.. from Seyen-FOOt Knoll light.
4 black spar buoy has been placed NJ the
west side of the dredged channel. $50 yards
:. = W. from Lazaretto Point light.
on Sandy Point l.ight.-Wreck of NELLY
White."-New BuOys.-TwO ii. :. spar
buoys have been placed in eight feet OF
water, of Sandy Point, = mile :. W. OF the
light. TO mark the wreck of the steamer
"Nelly White"
on 'Cherrystonc Light.-Buoy Moved
| Red can buoy No. has been moved 10 a
position. IN u feet Of water, Clio miles W.
| y :. from the light.
on Nandua Creek-New BuOy.-A black
spar buoy. No. y, has been placed of The
mouth OF this creek. 40 miles W. y. W.
from the point on the south side entrance to
| the creek.
PocomOke ~ound-llunting Greek New
BuOy.-A black spar buoy. No. >, has been
placed i'm twelve feet of water on the east
side Of the channel into Hunting creek, *
of mile l.. :. +. from the northeast point
Of IIalfMOOn island.
Tangier Sound Buoy Removed Black
| can buoy No. 3. formerly near the Iansier
sound light. has been removed.
on Dividing Creek-New Buoy. \ req
nun buoy. No. ,, has been placed of me
mouth Of this creek. 81 miles y. by W.
a W. from Windmill Point light.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
Candy Thieves.

Two little negro boys on Wednesday after
noon sneaked in Mrs. Ilancock's confec-
tiOnary store, on Grace street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Getting
behind the counter. they each seized a jar
of candy and started OF. Mrs. Hancock
caught sight Of them, and grabbed the jar
from the smaller boy, who put out in the d-
rection taken by his comrade, who had sue
ceeded in escaping. Yesterday morning
the two boys were seen in the First market.
Policeman Kuhn took the smaller one into
officer came up. The little negro was taken
TO Mrs. HancOck's, who identified him as
one of the robbers. AT the station-hOuse the
boy said his name was James Henry Cole
man. After they stole the candy yesterday
he and his chum hid somewhere and ate ii,
and then sold the jar at cook shop on
Nineteenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
SULLY IN COURT.
He VIII Have Preliminary Examination.
No New Facts.


sheriff southwark and Commonwealth
Attorney Thomas held conference yester-
dav about the Rossdetcher case. the object
being 10 link the evidence already i'm hand,
and for the procuring Of additional evidence.
Detective sutherland was present. ana gave
what light he could on Che mystery. UT.
southwark was asked what had become OF
Detective Tyler. lie replied that he saw
C,utaiu TYLER Monday. aud the latter stated
that he had lost one child, and the other one
was M the point OF death. Captain IyleI
said that he would have conference with
Mr. southwark Yesterday. bat late yester-
dav afternoon they had not met
Mr. l.. Metellits. Of 1881 Franklin street
-fated Yesterday that Ro,sdeitcher had 500
the sunday before he was hrained. Al one
time the neddler lived with Mr. Metellit-'
and the latter says that MOX wasa good boy,
very economical. and was very proud when
ne made any money. That on the sunday
NoX had the money liossGeitcher asked NJ
Neteliits to 20 with MIN that week and buy
ID picceof land. There We're eighteen acres
and "A small house which could be had toI
$500. The owner was au old mana doctor
+. hose name had been forgotten. MIR. Metei-
lsts was never certain as 10 the location Of
tae property. 10 was either mile ana a
D,lf from seven Pines. or from the seven
Zines railway. he didn't know which.
Sully viii come up for preliminary eN'
animation before squire Alice TINS morn.
ing. 10 mas not vet been definitely settled
whether tine case VIII Dee confined or not II
is hoped by the hiends Of >ully that small
bail bond can bee given. and ihat he, like
Adams and Fcitig, Will be able % enjoy
frpoIop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15
CAPTAIN EMMETT SCOTT
Monument Unveiled to His Memory :"
uarris Cemetery.

Harris Cemetery.
Yesterday was the first anniversary Vi
the death Of Captain Emmett Scout inc ''''"
commandment Of that excellent compa"! VI
colored men. the Attuck Guard; Inc ",
oasion was observed by the unNeillhg oi
statue erected 10 the memory Oh ''o w
Ala O'Clock. the Attuck Guard Associa-
,ion Captain X. A. Leonard; the A,'uoH
Guard. CAPTAIN Hawkins; Carne! uua'u v,
Captain Nicholas; and The mon oua'u ",
Manchester, Captain EDWARDS '.i ia
Road streets. and headed by pahu vi
music. and followed by carriages cohtain-
inc members of the Ladies' Memorial NIuo'
and other guests, marched TO harIls ce'n.
tery-at the extreme north ehu VI ~
James street. ,...o,,,,r,
gantain Jackson, OF the Petersburg
Guard nresided during the ceremonies
wbicn were opened with prayer by the cnap-
lain of the battalion. George Johnson. oeN-
eral appropriate hymns were men sum ~
n chorus and addresses followed ny ~. /" W
ster Davis, Of this city, Professor paI',o' ID
Williams. of the Normal ana Coiiegla.e III
stitute of Petersburg, and MAYOR Johhson'
of the battalion. IL, h,. ure
The monument was un r., No
Mary +. Page, president OF lne La a,.S,, n,d
mortal Club. and Eva, the three-year-oi"
daughter of the dead captain. ,.o,
Salntcs were fired, and the eNerGlses
closcd with the benedictiOn by the chaplain
very large crowd was present. .o,
The monument is marble. and was erect
od hy the Attuck Guard Association ana
the Ladies' Memorial Club. IL stanus
seven feet fifteen inches high, bears a long
inscription, and on one side are cut '"o
swords crossed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-15

Auction sale Of Bananas by VIM. Jenkins a
son to-day al 1890.
Trustees sale OF Malvern Mills. IN HouricO
county. twelve Hes below Richmond.
Wednesday. october 10Th. at II
Commissioners sale OF ohe-eighth interest
Ia house aud LOT 80. bi6 north Twenty
second street, lot on the uOrthw 81 corner
OF Clay and twenty-secOnd streets. LOT on
west Of the hrstname ioI, August 1911. at
6:3O =. NJ.
Trustees sale of l,l2O acres OF land, with inn
proVements, In Charles city county, Au-
gust DIST al ; Z. VI.
Trustees sale OF lot OF and with improve
ments thereon. On the sOuthside OF Taylor
street, by Chewing * IiOse, ON Friday,
august 18th, al u r. NJ.
Trustees sale OF four mcdium-sized frame
houses on Linden street, between Main
aud Cary streets. Friday, August 18TH al
$50 l.. NJ.