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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-19

Won't that be nice You won't mind nv
marrying Fenny when am quite grown
up, will You, mother? Because she is such
an old dear-uot really old, you know,
but so nice
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boys nonsense, but she looked at me
pleasantly.
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Fentun, and helping him to be good lie
is sorry, think. and hope this painful
lesson will teach him to be less mi,chicy-
Gus. Bur now you look very unfit to be
M. You have done us all good service to-
day, and we are all extremely grateful.
Let me help you back to your room
was very much astouishrd at this
civilitv, but declined her assistance, aud
wished Rolf goodnight. Wa, still more
surprised when she heId ont her hand.
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Fenton, for my sisters sake, she said, SO
kindly that could hardly believe it was
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ThtracyG nv steps to The night nursery.
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that. Probably She realized that my
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-19

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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC i. X.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Lave For New Orleans, Houston and Gal
weston 5 30 a. IN. and SID p. M.
ARRIVE FROM TIE EAST.
Arrir" from New Orleans, Houston and
Galveston, 100 and ito p. ma
THROUGH WEST.
LeaV. for San Francisco, FL PaSO and Eagle
Pass 40 p. III.
Arrive from San Francisco, FL PaSO and
Eagle Pass 800 a. IN.
s. A. g. A. p. r. R.--MIsSion Route.
TEAMS LEAVE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For CuerO, Houston, Galveston. $. - a. IN
" BeCvillp Corpus Christi and
ROCkpOrt 49,. ...............I:i rs p. m
Tram for ACCOMPLISHMENTS. .... go p. m
AR. From CurrO, Houston and
and Galveston, ............ G:tj p. m.
From Corpus Christi, Rock
port nnd BnnviI!n..... .. / = ,. m.
From KPrrVile. .............l2 lOD. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

tafy of State. lie is youngman Of ilue ad-
lrnas aud snn1 Mt ammonia

taiy Of State. lie is young man Of iiue ad-
dress and good attainments.
Harry Mills. another Young knglishman,
who has position in the War Department,
is OF visit TO his father, having travelled
the entire distance from Washington here ON
bicycle.
Donald Allen. who has been spending his
summer here. has received the appointment
Of superintendent Of water works of Waco,
Tex, aud left for that city Tuesday
night.
Carter Johnson, n grandson Of Chapman
johnson, entered the United States Army a
few years ago as a private. He was soon
promoted from the ranks 10 second lieutcn.
ant for distinguished gallantry. and has
again been promoted 20 be first lieutenant.
In the rcadiustment Of salaries, the Staun-
ton postOtlice has been advanced from 81, 400
to 81. 800.
Thursday morning last, al the residence
Of United States District Attorney w. T..
Craig, Mr.. Frank Chalmers, n banker of
salem, Va, and Mrs. Marie ID. Cross, Of
New Market. were married. by Rev. Collin
Denny, chaplain Of the University Of Viz
ginia.
Mr.. Alfred LaiHot, a member OF the Vim
dictator STAFF, was married the 18th instant
20 Miss Fannie Stuart Roger, of StauntOn.
IolcSHpI JVnu II. leNiti' NloNt tNtttuit
illness is reported from Baltimore, is well
known here. He has a son in business
here. Professor Hewitt is a graduate Of the
United States West Point Military Acade-
my. lie has been known as distinguished
musician for many years and was at one
time in charge of the musical department
Of the Wesleyan Female Institute, OF this
place. lie resigned from the army many
years ago.
The Stonewall Brigade Band will spend
their summer encampment at Ronceverte,
W. Va. They will 90 into camp the first
week in August
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
ALEXANDRIA.
Pickpocket on an Excursion Boat Gen
eraI Happenings.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 2S.- Special. >
II is said that the local Democratic commit
tee propose holding a primary instead OF
ward meetings when il comes to the selec-
tion Of delegates to the Congressional con-
yentiOn at Leesburg in August next. This
gives the people better show.
Yesterdays Union Sabbath-SchOOl eXcur-
sion was the largest, perhaps, ever leaving
here. The steamer MOselcy, licensed 10
carry loo passengers, made four trips,
and was crowded twice, and well filled the
other two trips. 1t was delightful eXcur-
sion. too. When the boat landed here on its
return Washington man was detected
picking pockets. lie wass summarily
hustled down stairs and put in irons until
the boat was empty. and then he was gwen
over TO the police. To-day he was held for
further examination.
Two Washington Sunday-schOOls were on
the grounds at Marshall Hall during the
day, making it one OF the largest crowds
ever cOnTegated at Potomac river re-
sort. 1t is thought that between 1000 and
5000 people went down.
The pickpOcket episode created consider
able talk here to-day. The several hundred
gathered on the wharf to meet the eXcur-
siOnists thought the boat was on fire.
Ed. stuart. who shot Nelson Watkins, Is
held for the action of the grand jury.
SellwoOd Darling, the old milkman, died
to-day.
Miss Maggie LannOn, most popular
young lady of this city, and daughter Of
the late John Lann0n, Esq, died at her
home this morning. II was a sad death.
Rev. MIR. James /. Vance, Of the Second
Presbyterian Church, has returned from
Tennessee. where he went to see his sick
child who has recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Ocean View,

OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, OCEAN VIEW, VA,
June 2s.-lspecial. III. III. George. Jr. and
wife, Miss Mamie III. Campbell, j, W.
Rawley~ and family, q. w. johnson, i. ;:
Dance aud wife, George w. savage and
wife. {. ID. L.arus. Miss Jennie Is. Larus,
Charles ID. Larus. Jr., Lewis G.. Larus and
nurse, j.. NJ. Long, Mrs. ". q. Long, vi. VI.
Long and Children, Dr.. {. A. Mercer, y.
Garnett Mercer, r.. G. Rennolds and family,
Miss Harris, J. X. Grimes and family. Mr.
A. T.. Donnan and family, Mrs. X. NJ. BAN,
Frank Eastwood, W. II. Peasants, George
W. Palmer, w. 5. Gum, X. X. Rslston,
John A. Marks, Mrs. J. }. Mercer. X. l..
IIecher and family, W. q. Long, i, ".
Neal and family, George l.. Hughes, +. j..
Starke, Meredith Montague and family, Mr.
Charles L. Williams and family, l.. T..
Christian and family, l.. W. Pizzini, %. a.
Bootright, Thomas G.. Leath, A. Blrgsmin,
T. NJ. wortham, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
The MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Review of the Events Of the Commence
ment Week.

LEXINGTON, Va, June 2S.-lspocial.l-
The closing exercises of The Virginia Mill
tary Institute took place at 1880 a. m.
Wednesday AS soon as the corps returned
from breakfast lively packing OF trunks.
hoxes and bundles commenced. Long Le-
fore the hour for the exercises TO commence
neople began TO flock toward the institute:
By IL a. m. the mess hall was crowded, ana
the walks around the parade ground were
lined with strangers. or course the girls
were out i'm full force. ana altnough the
sun was doing his best to set
the place on fire. they brayed II all 10 see
fhe Glass of 80 in ranks for the last Time,
and see the successful ones get their
Diplomas. At ll:lO the nrst can was
sounded, and in ten minutes the companies
were formed in front OF the barracks. III
was very touching to see the cadet cap
tains bidding farewell TO their companies,
and their faces plainly showed the feelings
they experienced while taking charge OF
their companies for the last time. soon the
battalion was formed and brought to parade
rest while the faculty and board OF visitors
nassed in front OH their way to the Mess
Hall. a.. ,a ~
Then the corps, under the command OF
Major Duncan, A. c., was marched down
I'm front OF the ball, where. arms were
sfacked. They entered the hall by the right
door. the first class taking seats on the 'front.'
b inches. The exercises were openea os
Rev. Or. Quarles, OF Lexington. oehera
scott shipp, the superintendent, then INTRO
duced Cadet L. Is. Massie, oil the Seaoua
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
VIRGINIA BEACH.
One of Richmond's Sea Side Colonies
-Otber Cities Bepresentsd.
ANNr IIar,rt Inna ~ --I -nQ-

One of RichmoBds Sea SIDE COLONIES
-Otber Cities Representsd.
PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL, June Zs.-lspe-
cial. This really great ocean resort has
become this season decidedly RIchmond's
seaside colony, as Is fully attested by The
arrivals. The society here is really delight
fully free from bedazzlement, mock senti-
mentality and gush, all appear delighted,
and il is comfort personitied. Our national
capital i'm Washington j. well represented,
also Lynchburg, Norfolk and Petersburg.
Early in July Miss Nandegriit, OF
LyncbbuIg, will arrive here with her fold
of good people from the city OF HIS OUT
side of Richmond, | mean, for months
recreation. everything that fertile and
joyful mind can desire will be brought into
requisition by Miss Nandergriit 10 make
her party happy. There Will be no want OF
attractions here this season, and the irdi-
cations are that the House will be taxed 10
the full measure Of its capacity. as VIII
also the Ocean shore Park, which also has
big quota OF Richmond people soJourning
there for the seas0l.
Norfolk society people will perhaps get
up IA series of light operas AS an attraction,
and in the interest OF some charitable instl-
tuition. perhaps for the Boys Home" or
the .sRetreat for the Sck,v Of which Mrs.
+. l.. Slade, the estimable wife OF Norfolk's
genial postmaster. is the presiding angel.
"A woman devoted 10 c0urting out the ohces
of kind humanity. | note the following ar
rivals at the Princess Anne since my last,
J all Richmond folks:
George VIM. Palmore, Mrs. ;. ;. Lam
bert, Mrs. Cayce, W. I. M0ulton and wife,
Miss Meyers. w. G.. Maury, II. D. Williams,
W. W. Abbott, L. Voolfolk, Il. Is. smith,
family and niece, Jas. A. Barber, w. B.
saunders, +. i. 10th, q. ID. Peasants, n.
NJ. Martin, X. +. " ilson, J. X. Goodwin, r..
II. Donayan, ). ID. Cook, j. u. Ladd, A: ".
| ..arham, {. j. Walter and wife, Mrs. WIN.
| Il. Grant, Geo. Lee, Mrs. DIR. j. u. WOOD.
| Mrs. A. w. Archer. Miss Adile r. Archer,
| Mrs. Chas. Talbot, 4. w. Hoff and wife. W :.
c. A. Sheppard, Marx Mitteldorfer,. Miss
Rosa Mitteldorier, Miss Maria Mitteldorier,
DIR. Chas. l.. steele and wife, A. l.. B'air.
| MfTIIGAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
ASHLAND.
Marriage of Rev. j. Lindsay Patton and
Miss Fanny i(ean Leakc.

Marriage of Rev. j. Lindsay Patton and
Miss Fanny Kean Leake.
ASHLAND, Va, June Special. AT
the residence in Ashland of Mr.. William j..
Leake, Of the Richmond law firm of Leakc
and Garter. was performed a marriage to-
day, which but for a very recent bereaye-
ment in the family, would have been am
occasion of more grandeur than Ashland
has ever known. The contracting parties
were Fanny Kean Leake. daughter Of
Mr.. William J. Lcake and Rev. j..
Linsay Patton. Of Colonel j. NJ.
Patton, formerly of Ashland, now Of
Florence, Ala. The bride has many admir-
ers in Richmond, as she has wherever she
is known, is highly accomplished, and Is
the pOssessor Of a face Of striking loyelness.
The groom has just graduated from the
Alexandria Theological seminary, and Is "a
young preacher of great promise. The Ger
emOny was performed at II o'clock.
by The Rev. T. ". Amber, rector
Of the St. James Episcopal church Of
this place, and was only witnessed 10y the
immediate members of the two families.
The bride and groom left on the l2:3j train
for New York, thence 10 MO0dy's school at
NOrthield. where they will spend several
months. In the fall they will sail for Japan,
where they 20 as missionaries under
the auspices of the Episcopal Church. The
presents were numerous and very handsome,
some of them being very costly indeed. Ow-
ing % the quetness OF the occasion, no
cards were issued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
THE STATE AT LARGE.
SUNDAY DISSERTATION NEAR AL
ExANDRlA.

rh. Prospective sullivan-Jackson Fight.
Fatal Accident at Roanoke-Narrow Es-
onno From DrownIng-From other
roi"'s.
- ANDRIA, VA, june Special. r.
AC'It the sunday ball game at Driving
Park Tomorrow considerable talk Is in
dulged in here and In Washington tonight
over the prospective sale OF Driving Park
to Norfolk Club. Spectators hold that the
plan will take, and sports say
they are satisfied, neither Virginia
or Washington authorities could
molest even Sullivan and jackson. Frank
Hume, Samuel T. Merrill and an estate
represented by Lawyer McGarcher, of
Washington, own the land and adjoins,
and there is evidence that the sale will be
consummated in a few days if it hasn't
been already.
Gambling hells abound this side Of Long
and Chain bridges and Arlington now.
They are unmOlested and Sunday is their
best day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
TWO FOOLS
Have Jumping Match From c. and d.
Railroad Bridge.

Railroad Bridge.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2s.-,j0e Russell
of Ludlow, KY, and Jack Tyrrell, of Green
Vile. KY, jumped from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad bridge over the Kanawba at
Charleston, W. Va, early yesterday morn
ING. Ii was IA match between them for Il
purse. the winner to make the better Jump
and come out in better shape. Russell and
Tvrrell. with their hackers, managers and
referee, went up on the evening train Thurs
day. shortly after o'clock yester-
day morning they walked cut on the pathway
of The bridge until directly above the middle
channel. The water is lS5 feet below.
Tyrrell was attired in yellow and green
tights. while Russel's colors were white and
red. The latter in addition had weights
attached 10 dis shoulders and feet. Inc
referee was Harry Lucerne, OF Ashland.
Ky.
Russell won the toss, and decided to take
the second jump. Tyrrell bounded over the
rail and hung with his hands from the iron
bar. At 4:l0 A. NJ. the referee gave the
word. and he dropped. continuing erect mn
til within a few feet Of the water, when he
sweryed and struck with his right side
When he arose 10 the surface he was evil
dently in trouble He was unable TO
swim, and blood was flowing from his
mouth. 4 boat was near at hand, and he
was quickly rOwed in and restored To his
senses. Tyrrell had hardly struck the water
before Russell was standing on the bridge
guard waiting the word. At the signal he
diyed head first, turning somersault ~
mid-air and striking the water squareiy
with the sOles Of his feet. lie went down
like a flash, but quickly reappeared and
began TO strike out vigorously for the boat.
He was taken in, and did not seem TO be
any the worse for his plunge. When the
shore was reached Tyrrell was unable to
walk without assistance. He continued 10
his internal hemorrhages, and grew worse
after being placed on the train. IL is thought
that two or more Of his ribs are broken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

PETERSBURG, Va, June 2S.-lpsecial. r.
The assessment Of real estate of the city OF
Petersburg for 1890 shows: Value of lots,
$l.705,6lG; value Of buildings, S3,SSj, ,l3o.
Total value Of taxable property as
sessed, $500, ,7jl; total value of non
taxable property, $7OO,6lj; total value
Of railroad property assessed By Board
of Public Works. SlSl, 100; total value
of real estate in the city, S6,i12,AG9,
allowing for Ssl 900 loss of buildings by the
fire on Sycamore street in November last,
ana deducting railroad property not now
assessed by assessors. gives an increase
nyer the assessment Of lSNl Of S2OO. iG9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

be taken apart at Flushing. Long Island,
and floated into the Harlem river. The raft
is made up Of seventeen cribs, each fifty
feet long, making the total length OF the
raft LOO feet. IL will be used to make
bulkhe ads for the Astor estate, and is esti-
mated 10 be worth over $4,000.
The funeral Of the Rev. Dr. George +.
Cushnian took place to-day. DIR. Cnshman
was the author Of several books. He was
born in Pawtucket, II. L., in 1919, was grad
uated from Amherst College in 1s40. and
entered the ministry Of the Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
STAUNTON.
Illness of MIR. a. Il. Kinney-Mrs. }. IL
Waters Paralyzed.

srAUNroN, VA, June 2s.-lSpecial. MIR.
A. +. Kinney, VINO has been tellero OF the Ma
tional Valley Bank for nearly score OF
verrs. was taken suddenly i'll at the bank,
"wednesday. and had to be taken home: He
is much better to-day, and will take a leave
of absence before returning 10 his duties.
Mrs. j. III. Waters, wife Of the chlei oil po-
lice. MAS paralyzed while walking in her
yard. saturday last. She has been uncon-
scious ever since, and there has been very
little hope Of her recovery. IL Is reported
tonight that she Is dead.
Mrs. j. Fred Efiinger continues IN very
critical condition from nervous prostratlou.
Miss virgie Brock, Of Richmond, Is visit
ing Mrs. Edwin Taylor.
MIR. Ellis Mills, son OF Mr.. james Mills,
OF our city, has been appointed a special
agent by the state Department To visit Lon
don aud Paris on consular business. Mr..
Mills is an Englishman, and was Mr.. Bay
ards private secretary when he was Secre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Tobe Liberated.

Tie following conyicts will be- discharged
from the penitentiary during the next
month: Edloe Brown, James City; Jeh.
Mills. Madison county; Charles Crockett,
Washington county; Green Carter, Mont
gomory county; ". A. Cabell, Roanoke
Cty; Eppa Crews, Roanoke City; Claude
ingram, {. l.. Clemens, Danyille; I'd.
ruh,er, Roanoke county; Jerry simmons,
Nnriolk county: John Williams, Norfolk
county: Carolina Lewis. Norfolk county 4;
Page Morris. William smith, both Of Rich
InOnd ciiy. All cOiOred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
IsfehIaud County.

MONTEREY, VA, June 2S.-[Special.l r
County Court was held Tuesday. Nothing
Of Importance was done.
Hon u. \. Grimsly, Of Culpeper, Judge
of ths Sixth Judicial Circuit, held a special
term OF the Circuit Court in the absence OF
Judge Mclaughlin, who did not on account
Of ill health hold the regular May term.
Hon. George \. BlakemOre, Of West ' ir-
ginia; Attorney j. B. Stephenson, of Har-
risonburg: john W. stephenson and George
\. Blakemore, OF Warm Springs, were In
attendance at court.
A lot of Michigan horses were offered for
sale. but few were sold.
Miss Josie smith, of TaZewell; Miss
Oracle Patterson and Miss Taylor, OF staun-
ton Miss Rinker, Of shenandoah, are visit
ng AT this place.
Several persons passed through here on
their way To the fishing grounds OF Green
brier and Cheat rivers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
OYSTER PLANTERS.
Programme of the Annual Meeting of tie
Association.

HAMPTON, VA, jane Is. Special. Tie
annual meeting Of the oyster Planters A.
sociatiOn of Virginia and a convention Of
the allied interests will be held here July
9th and 10th. The programme is as follows:
First day. annual meeting Of the oyster
Planters Association and convention oi
the allied interests at II o'clock \. NJ, at
the hall Of the Young Mems Christian Assc-
citation.
second day, the association and conyen-
tion will meet the committee on the Chesa-
peake and its tributaries and the Joint com
mittee appointed at the last meeting of the
General Assembly to report upon the oyster
industry as well as to meet the joint COM
mittee appointed to report upon the boun-
dary line between Maryland and Virginia,
al T.. NJ, at the hall OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
BANQUET at Barnes Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Brace OF had NJ usicians.

ATLANTA. GA. June 2s.--The example Of
Professor Walter ". Russell, the aged d.
rector OF music at 70. Lakes Cathedral. In
running away from wife Of few months,
Was followed yesierday by Professor VIII
liam Dawson, musical director ofss. Philips
Church. Like Russell, Dawson IL an Eng
lishman. lie Is young man OF
decided musical ability, and made 20
favorable an impressions ~ u gaia tne htnu
OF Miss Plerson, young lady OF wealth and
high social standing. The two were mar
ried in April. In addition TO bis church
position, Dawson has been Q clerk IN the
local Office OF the Cossweil Publishing Com
pany, aud an examination Of his accounts
last night showed shortage o( several
hundred dollars.