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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-20
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Dem anerifaniI6en p6teIFeif@ III
in BET perion bes profefor Mor bon
peitenfOfer in Mtn1en Elm 8ertbeibi.
ger erftauben. Sn elmer 3uf9rift an
bic sJr. 3tg.@ ertldrt berieIbe rdmli1 :
sIngefGts Der angebli9en G9db.
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1T es bic pfi6t Der preKe, UNI Der BE.
unrubieung bes Bottles bo,aubeuaer,
aa %ertldren, 5aB bic Sri9ine i'm anleri.
fanii6en S9meinefleif9 niGt mebr Ies
beasgefdbrli9 1T, nahbem Is nod gu>
ropa seIanst 1T. Die ftarte p6teluns,
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Golge BACON In ben @emeben f6
anfammelnbe WaEer t6btet bic pas
raiten In febr furser 3eit, 10
bab ni6t Elm eiuSiser Soil bon
Sri6iaoRs befannt 1T, Der h6 bel
uns ind benz @enuB fclGeu 56weines
heifdss eineeheal bat. Mud III in
2dnberu, tDel1e bic @infubr nmerituniz
f9en Sbeds ME bsrbiubert babem, tpie
England unb S@oitlanb, teineein.
3ige @rfranfuug mad benz
q enuB amerit d
6 9meinefIeif9es betannt
geworoen. Die beuii6e SriGine
1T gefdbrli9, bic ameritanii6e uidt.
Jn ben in DeutfdIanb gei9laGteten
S6meinen III bic Sri6ine in frildem
3uftanoe borbanben; bic omtlids Sns
fpettion 1T uiGt INNER i'm stanbe, lie
gu entbefeu unb bas Gleii9 tpirb obae
iebe 3ubereitnug rob eenoHen. Sas
Borbanbenfein uun Sri9iuois In
Mablrabib unb ieBt In aliena mad
benz @enuB DON beutfdem sGneines
feii1 III tlar na6geDieiem."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-20

Weiie bic Stabt bouitou feIbft ben aus
e%enfdligen Sepeis eeben unb atpar
bur9 ein ftinffli6es, nit artefi9em
WaHer gefpeifes &eferboir i'm NuBen,
tbeile Der Stobt, auf benz plabe beg
9errn 8. 8. Sarge, in tuel9em felt els
niger 3eit fd6n freiIi6 uur in flei=
mem Mabfabe, NIT @rfoIg cine Unfit,
DE Sii93i@tuug betriebeu tpirb.
Die 6erren ScoipeQ unb GurIep 3D.
ben ibre 3eit bauptfd@li6 ba3u be-
nubt. fef3uifeQen, pelde Nrten bon
Tif9en Der Buffalo 8apou GluB auf.
3uneIlea bot uab es III linen seIungcn.
big tebt @Tenplare bon "a perI1iebe.
men Irten gu faEsen.
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@abl Yrpflantatipm.
Mapors Office, !
Staot San Mntonip, SeTas, ;
81 SHnho~ 1901 l


Sn Jolae Der mir bur9 ben 1reibrief
unb bic Srbinansen Der Stabt San
Natonto ttbertragenen Ma6tpoufoms
merbeit, erlafe Id, 8rnan @auagban,
Ntapor Der Stabt San Mntonio, oiefe
met1e Proclamation unb orbne hermit
out m It a g, ben21. Nopems
Der 1891 cine Wabl an, far einen Mls
herman at large, UNI bic bur9 bas Nbs
leben bes Mlberman Gf. i. gorbett emit,
fanoene 8afans gu fiaen.
Die Stimmpldbe peroe1 bon s lbr
WorGens big 6 lbr Mbenbs on foIgel.
ben Drten often iein:
Warb No. l - Sobn u. Mnners
Store, @fe Sub Shores unb Mrfenals
stroBe; Simoa &Snisbeim, 8origen.
Der.
Watb go. 2-gde gaf, uno DoIos
roia1traBe; NIber MeDer, 8~orRbenber.
Waro No. 3--Marfelbs Store, Ode
gere3s unb Grio : 5traBe; Samss q.
@loub, 8orfBenber.
War6 go. f. gonbentiong Sale.
@de gSsR 6oulions unb Nprb GIores.
@trabe; g. gilemain. WorRbenber.
Warb No. 5-Sommers @arteu SO.
3O6 3ebnte 9traBe, Sobn 6. gerrs,
8orfbenber.
Warb $50. 6-@de gtms uab Nolan.
Strabe; Wm. 5. Sage, 8orfbenoer.
Warb No. 7-@de Mataaoroa. unb
gictoriaifrabe; Peter Subj, 9orFben>
Der.
@arb $50. Side Sub Mlamos unb
Sab:s traBe; 2ouis 8ersfrom, 8ors
fbenber.
Die Wabl uitb ~absebalten unb Bic
geri9te perben eingeliefert In uebers
etnfimmung nit Der 20. Seftion bes
fdbtif6en Greibriefs unb Der Gtaats=
8eisbe, Nft bonn IA. M6r3 1887, 5eite
Il Der 3Don5igten GeqisIatur.
Gum 3eugniB bierfar babe Id
meinen Namen unteriArieben
60 unb einen NbDrud beg eiegels
9kS1 bet Stabt San Mntonio an Dies
lem 81. Sage bes Dftobsr 1891
beifigen lafen.
8rban@aIIagban,
gttetttrt: Masor,
6. g. @laubon, etabte@lerf.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Sas 2Sps
@enblatt $3.50.
Heifenbe Ngenten:
s.. g. 8mfdb.
NO. Sdurpbinb.
6 . q / { 8.
Cages Gbrpnif.
20. Hnhem her

20. NoDem Der.
1927. Die See peri9linst II 05rfer in
9planb. Gntteben bes 3uhber See.
1888. Gombaetaten gu %ras spiidsn ben
Sniiiten unb 8atbpltfen.
1896. 8asco be @anta eutbedt bas GAP Der
suten 9offnuns.
1902. otto :. @ueride gu Maaabeburs ees
boren. Siirsernteiiter %oaieIbft. @rfinber Set
2%mftpunnpe.
INA. Ser Bel &ultaba seidlasene garI
XII, &Dnig BON S9ipeoen, erneuerf in etraI.
luno ben &rtes in Seuti9Iano.
1851. Sertreibun9 Der Seluiten aus Neapel
unb SietIien.
1910. Observation-Disclosures @reaspertras gu
Sprtea.
1916. t3wetter @ariler Sriebe auf Der 8ais
Der Yraliminarien bonn z. Oftobcr. Sranfs
retds Gren5e bnr 1890. gtapoleon nit ieiner
Saratlie anf eiuise 3eiten bon Ser Serri6aft
n Srantrei4 ausSei4lpfen. Gransreid sablt
700 ytiato1en Srancs &riegssG ontr button.
1887. abfabruns bes Grsbii9ofs ppn aDIn,
glertets @usuit ,. Srpite @tiderins mad
Mtnben.
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etdbtiide guseige.
Mapors Office.

MaDDrs Office, /
San NntDnio, II. Nob., 81. I
Das publitum ipirb bierburd Be.
na9ri9tigt, baB bonn 1. Sanuar 1892
on ole &inber. bic f1 UNI Bic 3uloi,
Jung gu ben 6ffeutIi6en @9uIen be.
uerben, mad Section /, RapiteI % Der
2ebibirten Statuten Der Gtabt Gor
Intonio in Der Office beg fdbtifdeu
SdulsS uperintenbenten ibre 3 M +,
e9eine auf5umeiien baben.
Sle SlnDer rlitteloier @ltern tperben
IN Der Office bes @eiunbbeitsbeamten
IN Der @itD 0aa bon liz big IL ubr
Weittags toftenfrei geimpft.
8rDan @aIIagban,
WaDor.
Or. SuIius BraunnageI,
8eiunbbeitsbeamter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-20

Mrmbdnber, Broden, Retten, Ste.
balloons unb anoerer 9bmnd In elmer
ME bagewefenen Rei9baItisteit bel
@riSer Bros.
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Gofes +! Coles !

ginigfes, reinifes uno befes 6ei=
aungsmittel fir Oefen unb Gamine.
Wir6 gum preife BON $3.50 per Sonne
tn allen Sbeilen Der 5tabt abgeIiefert.
212.
Sans ntonio@ Gas mpanp.
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= Soebeu ei%nsetrofsn $50 @Oueu
Strobmotten bon 20 Gents aufmdrts.
y. y. Beds 50. POP & 204 Wsf
@ommereeiaBe.
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0entYtae Sob Office.

Oeuti6e. lolDie enaIifds Druid Mrs
beiten lDeroen prompt unb biaig bers
fertiat BON Sobu G@ott. 80. z
Ncrb 8refas StraBe. 2luftrdge
brn auberbalb erbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-20

Das dilenif6e Editorial . @o0es
GUM 1T am 10. Nobember in 8aIpa.
raiio auiammengeireten nfib bat ben
Momiral Mouit gum prdfbenten Der
@epnbIit Chile ertpdhIt.
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%. 8ereeHet ni9t, BOB mir bos
Winbfor fOlbiug Sell (5um 3ufammeus
legea) b%ertaufen. SIS III has Bette in
Der WeIt. 6. g. 9ed& 60. POP
d 204 Meft GOmmeifrabe.
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HsD~ Cine feline Nustpabl bon 9tten.
9emaeii, unteraeua, SOilette. NrtitelH &c.
bei pauepat 6 6 n.
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Sthble au 40 @enis bos Gthd bel 8.
y. ped & 60. POP 6 2O4 Weff
Commensurate.
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gag Die eIsganteHe Nusmabl bon
Diamanten, @olbs unb 5iIbermaaren
finhei mon bel @riBer Brps.
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0rmnoetaentamma . Mesertraauuas

Gbas. 8. 5auer an eleanor ".
Giiiblins, 2 Grurbiiide OH @ppreB.
5traBe, So. 900.
Mobeiio 8enites unb Grau ON gb.
&rauie, IL ader i'm Granciscr &olan
Surbsp. SIS.
&eaaan SouItOn (MaTea : ge,wal.
ter) an SOfepb 6. Nubn, @runSfad
i'm Original Sip Got, $3.50.
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Wir baben $50 Rorb : sdous
teltfible bon $3.50 aufwdrts. 8. %.
rs ed 6 Sd. 202 & 2O4 WeIf Som.
mercefraBe.
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= Northumberland aler Nrt in
beliebiger e6were nno gu perf6iebes
1eu preifen bet @riBer 8ros.
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GuBmdtten in alien Grrten su
Gurem eiseaen Breiie. 8. g. Bed
& 9 o. POP & 204 Mef Commerce
frabe.
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Intife gi6en ; e9laf3immer
Sets fir $3.50. 8. 3. ped & So.
POP & 204 Mef Commensurate.
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DR.. HathaWay
SDbm 8rpabfpOt, m. D.. MfTstent.
Specialist 0es C1Iestens.

Junse Wtdnner,
wel4e In Gptse BON
SuSenb 8 Sfnben
an RerpenS9ndme
Ietben, bre9ebeuSs
fraft ~untersraben
naben uub TIRE
Mdnnliatett rerlc<
re1, fpIten ben Be-
rhbmten Or. Ga<
tbapap fcfprt cons
fultiren. GerseBt
ntmt, Werpentrdnts
Aeit (mtt ober otae
Grdume) ptrb wtfs
.ieniaaftlt@ unb
nd4 ben neleften
Mettcben bebons
belt unn NIT benz
sr6bten Grfols.
G8 fpmmt ntGt
bnrduf an. ph man
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3uiammeHIeg . getten fir $12.5 10
BET 8. q. ped & 6 o. 2O2 6 2O4
Met @ommescearase.
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= 6utffdnber fur 81. so bel 8. g.
BED G. 6 o. POP & 204 B. @rmmers
ftrabe.
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19enten berIam9t ii an9. : sss=
SmoltstbiimIiden GuSsabe bes .ercBen iluftrirten
sSsr'Fs' @erNNAmt0.

Smet Santeto Sabre 0cmtfdlen Sebene.
Bon Spbanues Sdherr, BEN arpBeu beutiden
p%1tttortfer. geit naheau breibuuberf i~plenoiben Sra
onrell. cine nolltdnelse. Siloer=Salerie Der benz.
pnro,,9lten Scenel. Herioren uno 8eaebenbeiten In
oer @eldihte pes Saterlnnbes. Seber Seutihe ioIte
sam l e.sT bS chen Mieorts i'm Ssreiie, b~erfauit auf
pst Sleae; NsLr ttelle1 cute 8eoingan9en. Gin
06er Germ, I'm @5elb gu MAIDEN. @eaen. n6berer
AFtttbetlnna ~aoreIitre man g. 9. Ueah a 90.
SafeNoe Building, Chicago, ga.
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0lbi6e Ofenidirme unb fonHiae
8orfeBer bel 8. g. ged & So. POP
& 204 WeR @ommercefraBe.
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Nhtite gidenho's 8 Bullets far
$14. &. g. ped & 60. POP & 2O4
Mef @ommeteefrabe.
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SeirathSsgdhetuc

Sui. @eumann unb 2ouiie S6ueibcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
aoes 10 yTa.hipgton.

Mr.. John II. Imam, president, mas IS
sued circular announcing that that por-
sion Of the Richmond and Danville system
he yn ~ ing TO the Virginia Midland railway.
EXPANDING from Orange to Gordonsyille,
and known as the Gordonsville branch;
has been leased to the. Chesapeake and
Ohio railway from March l.. 1891, and that
The service of the Richmond and Danyllls
has been Withdrawn from said branch line
March. 1891. and its operation will be CON
dnnted by the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
wav Company lessee. MIR. w. II. Green.
who has been promoted from general su-
pcrintendent 70 general manager Of i. the .
Richmond and Danville. supplements TINS
aeryice by the announcement That here
after ALI communication. relative to the
management of the Gordonsyille branch
shall be addressed to officers OF the Chesa-
This is the first move towards the Chesa-
neaLe and Ohio's independent entrance
INTO Wash;pgton city. Ii will 6e consum-
mated on Ap.il Is, by. the gong into effect
of the arrangement for the independent
use of the line between Orange and wash
inpton city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05

carrying pistol in the hip-pocket. be
said with some opportunity, LOT opservn,
tion be had never yet seen case whelc ~
was necessary for a private citizen 10 car
~ o concealed weapon.
MORE FARM WORK.
"There will be more farm-work done ~ q
th,s section this year than ever has been,
remarked an observing gentleman 20 your our
correspondent yesterday. Considering sne
almost constant rains for some weeks gns a.
there has been q great deal OF Work uone
an tha farms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
THE NEW OFFICIALS.
covreuoa FoWLe's NOMINATIONS
CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE
p.,e,rh Gets the New Deaf-muts In'titu
tion-various Railroads Incorpora'e"'
Louor.Licease Amendment.
cn.c,., telegram 10 the pisD.tcn-l

RAtxroH. N. c., March 4.-The senate
to-day in executive session confirmed the
following appointments made by Governor
Foyvle Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Jobn q Acarboro; directors OF the Gen.
trail Hospital at Raleigh. Richard II. smith,
Jobn II. Broadfoot, and b. +. Boykin; d.
rectors of the Eastern Hospital at Goius-
boro'. L. w. Wick, ]. s. y. Sauls, and W. "
Lamb; directors for the Institution Tor tue
blind. James A. Briggs and Baylus Csde
directors of the Western HoSpitai AZ 1iJ ~
canton. j. @. Mills, J. I; DAVIS. anu 81 %. :
Caldwell; members OK the Doafu u ~
lie improvements, n. Il. MOTIFS anu L. "
Smith. -,
A. ;,rror,ant measure was warmly dis
cnsaad in the House to-day. This was a
b;lI 10 establish an institution Tor DEAL
nutes. with 200 annual appropriation;
The majority of the committee favored
Norgantou as the location, Raleigh Delng
recommended by the minority. An ehort
10 locate il at Townsville failed, ana py
n vote OF IS to % Raleigh was CHOSEN az
the location. This city gives lOo acres Oh
land and money for buildings.
FAILED.
bill TO create the county OF Alliance
out OF parts of Hartford, Berthe, ana
NORTHAMPTON failed 10 pass.
REPRESENTATIVES Mcclure. Long OF 20
lumbus. and Bryan of Wilkes. were ap-
pointed as the House branch OF the COM
mittee TO examine the books OF the state
Treasurer and Auditor.
PASSED.
Rills passed incorporating the Blue
Ridge and the Northampton and Hertford
RAILWAYS and allowing subscriptions TO the
Thomasville. Silver Valley. and Pedee
RAILWAYS: incorporating the. Cape Fear and
Northern railway, the Oxford and Coast
Line.
MANDATORY.
The Senate discussed the revenue bill
and adopted an amendment making II
mandatory on county commissioners 70
assure themselves before issuing licenses
10 retail liquor-dealers that the persons
applying for such licenses are OF good
moral character.
ELECTED.
The Legislature elected justices OF the
peace for the entire State upon report OF
the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
valkcd into the hall. There the younester
assisted tho girl in taking OF her wraps.
rSsoLxsT Eesrx NEGROES.

Then divesting his own they coolly escort
ed themselves into Mrs. ---- . chamber,
aud 20 her utter smazement took seats.
The lady's husband was out upon his farm
at the time. but soon came in, and upon
inouiring the object OF this impudent In
trusion was calmly informed that they
we're riding out and thought they
would pay Mrs. O social visit; IL IS
not stated but generally concluded that
the gentleman of the house madea most
summary aud not very good-humorsd
disposition Of his bold intruders. No
family in Essex county stand higher So
cially. religiously-in short, in every re-
spect. What could have prompted or al
lowed such caper in young Scott and his
charge il uuaccountable, unless as chip
of the old block he has impotence enough
for anything.
Judge Evans, of tho Ninth circuit, has
granted George Games, convicted at JAN
nary Essex County Court Of the murder OF
Percy Carlton. q writ OF error, aud the
case viii be argued before him of special
term.
FIRE KxTrSGuIsHED.
Mr.. Eddie Knight, ct Woodland, near by:
was fortunate enough to be on hand and
extinguish fire in the basement OF his
house last Saturday morning. The SER
want girl bad Internationally. wrapped up
q coal OF FIRE in her bed.clothes and laid
them aside, when the bedding caught ana
from that the house. MIR. Knight had hard
work To save the house. As IL was no Sc
rious damage was done to 1t. Only the
washboards we're little burned. IL Is q
hr1ck house and covered by insurance.
Weather cold here. Plenty OF ice and
dropping 1ower-blossoms and mourning
fruit buds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
BLAZE AT WEST POINT.
A Two-story Dwelling Burned-Ordi
nanccs Amended and Abolished.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispsfch.1
WEST POINT, Va. March 9.-.Three houses
caught FIRE in town yesterday, one of them
being totally destroyed together with q
quantity of furniture The house which was
destroyed was a two-story dwelling owned
by Lucy Jones (colored). Loss supposed to
be about $500. No insurance.
The Town Council met last night. The
ordinance pa sed June IA, 1887, in regard
TO penalty for illegally selling liquor in
town was amended to impose q fine of not
less than $50 nor more than $3.50 for each
offence and al the discretion of the Court
to be put in Jail ten or thirty days.
OTHER PROCEEDINGS.
The ordinance passed November 5. 1885,
creating quarantine office was abolished:
The petition of the citizens presented
by the Hon. II. II. Pollard praying that
the ordinance exempting the railroad
company from taxes be repealed. was laid
on the table indefinitely since a satisfac-
tory agreement has been arrived at.
At called meeting of the Council the
railroad company offered the town 1915,
which was accepted by the Council.
NOTICE OF APPEAL.
Mr.. Pollard presented the Council with
o notice that the Court of Appeals would
be asked on Thursday 10 issue q mandamus
ordering the Council to collect the full
amount of taxes from the railroad CON-
'pany.
The ship Campus sailed yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
Y0RK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT
TIE rAvoRIrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHNOND.

TRAIN No. 10, BIOL NJ.
LOCAL EXPIRES, daily, except Sunday.
stops a. All stxtiona AZ Lestor Manor connects
with stage TOR walkerton: with Balamers
steamer at West Point
TRAIN NO. i6. &:JS p. NJ
bALriA0RE LIMITED, daily except Sunday
for West Point connecting with York hiyer
stsamcre for baltimore AZ Ealtimore steamers
connect with Bsltimsre and Ohio railroad for
Washington, Philadelphia. and New York.
steamers leave Baltimore 4. N. daily. except
Sunday.
frsias rrlvo at Richmond ais A. Y and 1910
TRAIN No 20. 7:soAM.
LOCAL AiXkD, daily except sunday. leaves
Tventy-third sress for wost Point and interrns-
diats points
iicket-onics al station foot Of virslalA sues.
Open "a. n. tosf u. aad from sR u 70 kiS
: cssy csssonsos--s.ss scl cast Mala ssss,e
SOL nAAN JAS 1. TAykOR.
Iraf1c Manager. General Passaneer Asenl
lOskPH 3. POTTS DivisAes PssseSosf xseno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
PRIMARIES IN ALBEMeRLE.
Delegates TO He Elected to County Con-
vention--Fair- and Hacipg-Grounds'
,c-.-..x.- 90 o.. pioh ,,ond DisnatchI

vention-Fair- and Kacipg-Grounds.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARIorrrsvILLE, Va, March A.. The
Democratic County Com mittee met at the
law Office OF City-Attorney Frank Gilmel
AZ ~ o'clock on Tuesday. and decided that
primaries should be held at the diferanll
precincts Of the county on the 2Sth OF April
TO appoint delegates TO convention attn
courthouse on the 30th proximo to nomi'
nate county officers. One delegate every
fifty or fraction over twenty-five OF the
Mckinney vote IS TO be appointed.
For the treasurership there are already
three candidates. The presentincumbent
Captain A. j. Parish, will not run again.
SALES OF HORSES.
promipont auctioneeer SAYS there was
larger attendance of h0rse-buyers IN the
city Yesterday than on any previous day
in bis recollection. A large number OF
horses were sold, bringing very good
prices.
will meet in this city next Friday ct
O'clock p. Nd. in the hall of the Charlottes:
vile lodge. Day and night sessions Will
be held, to which all Good Templa:s are
invited.
Mr.. r. W. Duke, clerk of the city and
circuit courts, is confined at his room by
illness.
Major s. B. Woods will be absent for
several DAYS this week in northern cities.
Captain Micaiah Woods is in Lexington
Va, on legal business. -,
Mr.. Frank Poindexter. of Louisville. KY,
is visiting his old friends in this place and
is heartily welcomed after long absence.
PAIRS AND RACING.
The Albenarls Fair aud Racing Associa-
ton has about assumed substantial foot
ing in our community. The site has been
purchased and the engineer ia engaged on
a topoeraphicaLmap and survey OF the
grounds. Plans and specifications of the
buildipgs to be erected have been pre-
pared. and the work IS to be pushed rapid
iv as soon as the weather will permit, A
meeting of the Board of Directors is called
for Monday TO consider the subject more
fully. -.
Mr.. Downing Smith. of Milton, this
county. we'll known in Charlottesville. died
at his residence this morning. MIR. Smith
had been very i'll for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
yAxssRIyER DIVISION
Riesmoad and Allsshsay kal.i''-'

DOCK AND jon wos1, ! S 7 ls.si
~ I! xxEcugsD Al sac pl'rA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
THE MuRDsRous LuNArIc.
He IL Sent Back TO the AsYium-The De-
mocratic Commuters Session.

He Ii Sent Back TO tho AsYium-The De-
mocratic Commuters Session.
Corespondenco OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BKLrIrLD, VA. March 9.--Judge Barham
opened the regular term OF the County
Court on yesterday. The Judge first dis
posed OF the case OF James Doyle, the
lunatic who some days ago in a fit Of mad
ness killed Mr.. Pair. lie was, of course,
pronounced lunatic and sent back to the
asylum. SIR. Doyle. the aged father OF the
unfortunate man. was able 70 appear in
cont, though he Is still suffering from tho
wounds inflicted upon him.
There was the usual number of fsticufs,
but with all these tue day passed oh plea
sanity and the large crowd dispersed
quietly.
TREE RACE.
The Democratic Executive Committee
had rather a stormy meeting. and from tho
best information your correspondent can
gain they adjourned without adopting any
plan for the Democrats to work upon in
the coming elections. In fact IL seems TO
be the general opinion Of the people that
there should DO free race and fair fight.
The ground is covered to-day with snow
and ice Many OF our people are without
wood. and this cold weather must cause
suffering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, r @ H. On
EoNp AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing dsyA Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL N. and every SUNDAY ato
A. N.
received I'LL 1l:3o A. M: for Sundsys steamer
tilisP. N. ssturds Freight received daily till
5P. N.
Fare, So
For further information applyso
J. W. McCARRfCK,
General Southern Ageat Once kocxettA
". r. CLYDE d CO.,
no1 Gensral Agents, Philad elphiA
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GOOD RIoDANcE FOR THE COUNTY
Howard Scott, Ex-conyict. Jumps His
Bond-other Notes Prom Essex.

BoBd-other Notes From Essex.
fcorespopdsncO OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DUsssuLLE. March Howard Scott
(eolofed), who WAS arrested in January
last in Tsppahannock for incendiary
speeches and threats. was released upon
his own recognizanco 10 appear ct the
February term Of ESSEX County Court TO
answer an indictment Of the grand jury,
left the county aud State week before
eourt-day and forfeited bis Yecognizance.
Mrs. Rumor has ii that reward OF $50
~ pending tor his apprehension. hut this
- not tseceAbie To any reliable source, and
not credited az !. - considered better for
the state OF Virginia aud Essex county In
particular II this ex-penitontsary convict
eDd tufbulert follow would STAY out OF
both, A. kindred subject. son Of
Howard Scott. a grown yoang man. q few
qaye since took Young eoiored woman In
his dog cart for Side They drove up 10 a
scntleman's house in the neighborhood.
nd silghting hoE their cart delibsyatsly