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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-05

| "A full stock Of Luydies and
homeopathic medicines and physi-
cians' supplies, at Tips & Siver-
thorn's, druggists. 5:27 If
Bear I'm .nind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber,
at the International and Great North.
ern depot. If
Bear In mind that Frank J. Beitel
Keeps builders hardware and lumbert
at the International and Great North.
ern depot.
". Lorra the tailor takes pleasure In
announcing the arrival of a complete
stock Of spring and summer goods and
asks his customers and friends to call and
examine same before purchasing else
where. A ht and satisfaction guaran-
teed. 3-l6-tf
Bear in mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lum Der,
at the International and Great North.
ern Depot. If
If you want to buy fine bu -gy
at bargain, call and see the one on
consignment at M. Pigott's. 6:l9 If
"A man of understanding will accept
| the proposition to get bottle of &c. c. c..
| Certain Chill Cure" on a guarantee to cure
Chills and Fever. Pleasant to take. Sold
| by A. Dreiss. 7-1l-lm
| There are many Cough remedies, but
| only one Certain Cough Cure" See that
| the trade mark &c. C. c." is on the wrap
| per and blown in the bottle Sold by A.
Dreiss. 7:1l:lm
THREE beautiful building lots on Gov
| eminent hill on street car line. Size of
| lots 5515x194 leet. Price $1,000. Apply to
| to John T. Hambleton & Co. 5 II tt
Lay & Schmidt represent the
| strongest home and foreign fire insur-
ance companies, 425 K. Houston street.
Telephone 379. IL Inn
The ladies hardly believe their
eyes when they see the low prices
marked on our goods at the great
| closing sale of summer goods. 1880 tt
JOHN X. Der Eta Il Co.
"A trial will convince the most skepti-
| cal that &c. c. c. Certain Chill Cure" is
| the greatest remedy extant for the cure of
Chills and Fever Sold by A. DreiSs. I'm
A "a acre block finely located near
street car line. Terms easy. John
| T. Hambleton & Co. 4-lS-t.
Send your orders to the old relia-
BILE Sunset Wood Yard. Prompt de-
livery, good measure. Best dry wood l..
Telephone 81. S:l:6m
Mosquito bars reduced to cost
and lower, to close out while in seas
| OH, at John X. Berretta & Co.'S. Slit
Fred. Kerble & Co, Cincinnati
avenue, West End. Fine wines,
cigars, beer and refres hments. 1873 6m
Wanted: Two Basque Makers.
| Apply to Miss Hamilton, French
building. S:4:2t
The City Hall Res taurant has the
only genuine French drip coffee and
the finest steaks in the city. 1923 Inn
| New line of furniture, carpets
household goods, etc., all at New
York prices. M. Jackson's 2l7 West
Commerce street. 2Stf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-05
CITY COURT.

Fourteen cases appeared before the re-
corder this morning and fines amounting
TO S65 were assessed. Six cases were
dismissed, and two continued.
Ramon ROSales, was fined $50 and given
20 days for carrying butcher knife.
Lee Sapp, was fined $40 on the charge
OF being a vagrant. This is the third
barge of the kind which has been
rought against him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-05
To Printers anu publishers.

You can buy bargain in a press, or an
LIGHT office. 5-6-tf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-05

rHN nv TAN !" WV s"SSsT
Perhaps you cannot
escape the heat, but you
can always be ready to
meet it.
You can get a Summer
Suit almost for a song.
1t will keep you as cool
as a cucumber, because
it happens to be built
that way.
Just think of light
Coats and Vests for
$500,
400,
500.
Complete Suits $500. TO-
90, 1900, 800. etc.
Underwear Csc so, Is,
100, and upwards.
Straw Hats sue, 70, Sl.OO
and upwards.
Thin Trousers $500, 4.
90, 500. etc.
Our stock is light in
weight and, as we want
to make it light in guam
tity, we have made
great reductions on
everything.
Il, Morris & Bro,.
Clothiers and urnishers
255 257.. Commerce Street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-05

Preparatory to receiving our Fall Stock
Bargains in Selsonao's Goods from all.
Departments throughout. the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AS WE WERE SAYING. BY Charles Dudley Warner.
With Illustrations by Harry Whitney Mcyickar ana
Others. 16mo, PIP. 210. Harper d Brothers'
This dainty and pretsiy illustrated httle volume
is areproducton Of the gosspings of The Drawer IN
"Harper's Magazine 1t may very well be asked
whether such essentially fugitive fluctuations are
Justly entitled to the permanence of book; but IL
might be answered that the assumed permanence OF
the book is merely delusion. and IL might be added
that the reading public of today exhibits disnct ana
weemphasized appetite for precisely such brief essays
Mr.. Warner has here gathered together. Moreover
the lghtness and grace Of his touch really redeem
from absolute insipdty many of these essayets and
though persons of pronounced views may complain
Of their lack Of warmth and cear-cut CONVICTIONS
there is school in existence which teaches that
everything in the shape Of positveness Is 10 DC
avoided alike In life and literature. So 1t is evident
that MIR. Waen's modest and in no way startling or
stirring little dissertations ought TO meet want
II not perhaps a long-fet one. Nor is it to be sup
posed that he gives his readers fiat or In any respect
inartistic. work His points OF view are frequently
striking and his considerations ingenious and enter
tanning. The field Of his observations Is certainly
broad enough satisfy the most exgent reader Tor
he take all social life for his province and browses
with especial appetite upon the field of fashion winch
affords opportunity for the display OF quiet sar-
casm which adds salt TO the general flavor
The titles Of few OF Mr.. warren's little papers Will
give a good idea Of their character. He describes
with equal felicity Rose and Chrysanthemum'
"The Red Bonnet Social Screaming Does Refine
ment Kill individuality IN The Directoire Gown"
"The Clothes of Fiction" Chewing Gum" Shall
Women Propose ?" The Dinner Table Talk" Love Of
Display" "Value of the Commonplace and many
other topics of passing interest Of enduring interest
To the idle reader who desires only the occupation Of
q few leisure minutes these short papers should be
particularly satisfying. and the class referred to In
creases so rapidly that apparently men now living
may witness the complete abandonment OF all large
or long books by the small minority of scholars
and the substitution of the short essay and the
paper article for all that in the past has gone under
the designation of literature.
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WHITE STAR LINE

sMalestc.Oct T. 80 a. m. Majestic Nov L. a. m
Germanlc.. Oct L. II a. Germanc Nov H. 10 a. m
sTeutonle Oct 81 3 80 .Teutonic. Nov. rs a m
Britannia. act %, 10 m. britannia. Nov. IS m
From White Star Dock. foot OF West 10thsL
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates, $50
and upward according and location BERTH
second Cabin go and $40. Excursion tickets favor
able terms steeage from or 70 the Old Country, ego
Company's Otice, No 20 Broadway, New.York, Phila-
delphia ONCE. i06 Walnuts H. Maitland KerseY. Agent
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REc0RnFn MORTGAGES.

Bischon Annie c. to George Hearher, scott-sSe'
o OF Perry-ave, 3 wears. s3,075. - A., :. c.,.. 10
Cotter and n and wives. 20 Bradley e. Currier 20
Ltd 13Sth-st, Of AleXanderave months sa4'ooo'
Same to same same property. months S2l,2lO
Cunningham Michael and wife to Societ OF the LYING
m Hospital, N. Y Column ussve OF s4ust' years
ST. 600. q. .,,o . =,
59th-st, L year, 81 $50. -. c.zp ~.
Harris Samuel, and wife 10 Buffalo Doop ana ossh Co.,
: 11Sth.st, g OF Madison-ave months, SZOOcO. ~,
Knauf Peter aud wife 10 Helene Spenyler, Q s Rob-
bins.ave, n Q 150th-st, wears. 81 900. . -,
Levy, Nathan, to Daniel Dressner, ESsex-st' Oh
Hester-st. years. $40 900. -, ,,s..
Mccarthy, Mary and Frederick: to Mary Hanoes'
Is mortgages) S9, 00O - 80, . =,
Regain. John, TO j O'Ne ooth-st OF ioch'so' o
years, $1,000. $1,000.
shepard Clara V. to Morgenthau, cor Lenoxave
and 120th-st, instalments, S15, 600. -. ....,
Thomson George. to A Hidden, 69thst, Of 11th-
ave C2) years, $4,000. -, -
weinstern, Ascher, to Hall, 32dst' Of sth-ave,
years, SO 900. ~, ,-,-.
helm cor 1st.ave and G9th-st, tnstaments, s4,70O.
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Nem pupilraIlpus

Eighteenth Edition, post paid, for 25c or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls Off {;
Turns Grey; and the Remedy; BY Prot HARLEY
LIVERY one should read this little book "-Athenaeum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
JAS. =. McQUlLIKN. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE,
d. PHOENIX iNGRAaAAM d GO.

JAS. :. WcQUILIkN. HucHobePr.
EXECUTORS SALE,
D. PHI4,E nix iS SG fAaftns q 6S GO.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. =, 1891,
o,clock noon the Real Estate Exchange, u
" N Libertyst.
No. 80 y. 69TH-ST
4story bast and sub-cear IL. s. y. s. private dwel1a
with dirinqroom and buffers pantry extension l9rab
DO OPEN OPEN EVERY D%Y FOR INSPECTION.
MEssRs. MORGAN & IVES, Attor's. Times Bldg NJ.
w w CULVER, Esq. Atty. 1872 Nassau-s., v. Y. CITY
Further particulars at Auctioneer's, % Cetarsi,
A UCTIoN ABSOLUTE, POSITIVELY
AN. B. CY-By order Of the supreme Court tbs dsy -
Street Of the superb. high-stoop modern new eselI
No Al Convent Avenue adjOnlng l45th Street ~"
station 2oxs0x1oO. Worth 100000. May BE- M.
nced az IL Is supreme Court Sale and presents ius
a, those unusual chances 10 superb house %,
Of Hamilton Hill which Is the Murray Hin Of Harlem
-''' VIM KENNELLY, Auctioneer. ~ Lfberty.'t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

nICKELS RIDING ACADEMY,
IL 6GTH-sr. WEST, BET. 18th 9Th AND 7TH AYES.
For formation Of Fall and Winter Glasses under the
personal direction OF CHAS W. DICKEL the oldest and
best RIDING ACADEMY In the country
-1Oi''' DTCKEL & KRoEHLE.
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juDIruIIlOh.
mo Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
MR. KNAPPs BONE SCHOOL; Plymouth MassinT NJ Il
Nl boys. II. b. Learned (Haryard), Head'mssNr' "i'
fUMDER foINT SCHOOL Drxbury Mas s.2s o Sns
aboratoriet r. u. Knapp $. b. IN. LII PrneBa
schools prepare Scientific School, College or
Ample grounds Plymouth Bay. Individual S30hAhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEhsr-N' l. I'll E
4Sts IS % 2So & Ma 1rnSVe 'opo
9etb-is s 2to = t6 %oenne Hauck $4,000
scottave n s. 203 It OF Perryaye, 2ex105.4x25 -o.
x97.6; Geo Heather TO 4 BischCf 40
Interior 10. 1928 f. Of Central PARK WeSI ana
100 IT OF 74th-st, 2.2x22; Frederick AdhOus ,oa
1l2th-st S s. ESQ It Of 7th-ave 2oxlooIl; q zoo
William NJ Rider to A II Brennan o::;a.: o'oo'
Robblns-ave $, 70 IT Of 15othst, 2oxloo' . org
F1t assRe sPeassss s 4 Of i62dst 5oxO54
Frederick Thr.am TO Gee Geo., POM dsrioo 1000
James Brown 20 the Trustees OF the PreSoy- Non
SHAVE. >, 300 IT " Of SHAVE S7.0xlooS "a ooo
Esther F. Barron to Frederick Buse of'Vo"
s9th-st n s. 200 It OF 9th-ave, 1OOxlOOS;
Coclumba-st s; 100 ~ Broome-st, 2oxlOo; o, mn
Al ranam Schle singer tc Max Coh(n $3.50: Sz,cV
HIST, 270 It W 3d:ave 16.SXloo10; Sarah IN
ssS:st Geres. sz5 al e Jula s. 6e
1908 S. B. Stdnmann and wife 30 Fefo'nann =. too
ssd Mayer 1913 T. W Ave n. 25xi022: Joseph
Scheiner and wife 10 Frederick o. Herstedt % no
o'f Mot,s NJ zncE SS9 lAS'i aN $4,000
BrooEst GO. 10 Gorge H. Pursr 10000
O'a,Sts T {I 70 Gorge Thomson 49,. 1900
76th.st n s. 2l9 10 Amsterdam-ave. 19xlCZ.y;
Duncan c. McKinlay end wife to A. L. Beck
2stR t s. 100 It Tth-avo 44x9s9 trustees .. mn
Of the Presbytery ~ j. to George o. Pnt W. 70. 'ooo'
S2ds S;a nan 100 10 Asher WcInsein 1900
o4tnst Otto Z ~ al 10 Ms-earet Wocrschne IS 500
1o2.1; Charles 7. Cromwell TO Lizzie NC ,oo
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Oreau 5ledmers.

q UNARD LINE.
NEwYoRK TO LIvEKtuvL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pisr 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE.
Aursnis. oct. 10, 10 a. Etruria Oct BY Q. M
servia. Oct "a, 10 80 q. Umbrla. Nov: H. p IN.
tickets to and all parts OF Europe
low rates For freight and passage apply at the COM
pany's office, No Bowling Green, New York.
VERNON Ii. BROWN Il CO.. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
Country propsrtn for Sale ana 90 e
A GenHemanS Home in The ORANGES.

A GeldemanS Home in The Oranges
Lot 11sx243. Minutes walk from depot. HisA
elevation and beautiful view ofthe Orange aounia,as
and surrounding country Large Lawn
HOUSE THREE STORIES. Large verand~ Firs
story stone with rock facings, contains all modsn
improvements and everything that makes a homs
complete.
THIRTEEN ROOMS. Airy sleeping rooms sepas
rate stairway 10 servants apartments Billiard room
racks. &c.
Has all kinds Of electrical appliances, burglar
alarms. Ga lighter and annuncator.
Sanitary plumbing throughout, solid oak doors with
mosaic glass panels; large hreplaces Of car'ee
oak and tiied panels and mosaic hearth, large hail.
withhard wood nooringi large stairway Of carved
oak aud panels, dining room with timbered oak
ceiling. The decorations very handsome
Brick barn, two stories, is perfect In every detai'
four steils md enc box STALL closets for harness. &e
Artificial stone flooring, large loft. and seep'ns
apartment for hoster Has electric cali bell from Inc
house.
This place must be to be appreciated.
AppIvto Sd. CONDIT.
Opposite Brick Church station. East Orange,N.J'
N HOMASTON HIGHLANDS. Of Great Neck. eomnsoe
i ing view Of Long Island Sound and Manhassru BY
Right of way granted each villa site. Prope.sy
fully restricted Seven new and room eottsges -
sale by w II. GRACE CO.. Hanover Square, Ne"'f0'A'
5000 cash down. $50 monthly.
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l. ost an (ouno

r OST-Bank. book No 2sa, 400 Bank for Savings. 81
IL Beeckerst. New-YOrk. Payment stopped. Plelse
return book TO bank.
OST.-Bank.bOok No 55s, 424. Bank for Savings, g.
IL Beeckerst. Eew-York. Payment stopped. Please
return book 20 bank.
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New.York. Monday. Oct. 5, 1891.

New.York Monday OCT. o. io'i'
The following sales were held at 'ne f-N'"''e' '"N
Auction Room to-day , o..,.ns
"A lots on Prospect and Clinton ayes ano ma ethsrS
Place fremont; b 2 Farchid, A Becker ""0 '
IS, $40 10000 os and Oakland Place ;
Il lots Clinton and Crotona AYES a az 7I5
IA lots on Oakland Place Crotona ane Nain ~ aan
VIM Bloodgood, NJ MonahaD and othersS Citation ives
90 Iots on block bounded by p ospect emu ~ ua rrs
Iebsnon-st and Oakland Place; KING h"'i
30 lots on block bounded by Clinton and Crot9ns
Lebanon and Oakland Place; z fairchiiu' he''
and others, s19,2S0 $780,. .nd carhrelnr
ayes, Lebsnon-st and Oakland race w" DiO'Do'' -
Bee ker and others. 80 $50. ,..o.oos.. n p
lots CrOtOna-ave. W corner Lcpdhon'o''
Ross Spencer Barrow and others, SLIGO -,,. .,,os
Is lots on block bounded by Croona ana Hn" smon
E1myood Place and Lebanon-st; u Fairchld, Lemon
and others, S16,095. -. - ,-it,.o, avez
Elmwood Place and Lebanon-st; Cougnnn anu o1nef'
40 lots on block bounded by Prospect Clinton fremont
aves and Elmwood Place Boss, Seiert anu oOher'
81 lots on block bounded by Clinton Orotona anu 1re
mont ayes and ElmwoOd Place Cough1n, NJ Duny anu
others, S3l ,410.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
4u5II urIl0IL

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A GLASS FOR BOYS.-Intermediate and advanced
A. grades students Prepared for college, law. scientific
schools and business w. f. CHASE, 201 West tSth.st.
A HARVARD SCHOOL.
SIS 5TH.AvE, COR. 47TH-ST
Reopens September %, 1891.
preparation for Yale, Harvard, Princeton. Columbia.
WILLIAM FREELAND Principal.
school open from 10 till O'Clock for the examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

The real estate market opened yesterday win every
appearance Of frmness least SEQ bidders Iaced INC
stand of james H. Wells, at the Real Estate
when no offered 2i4 lots comprising the RJer %
near Crosona Park, In the twenty our| 49,. Ia
or,,, "a within four blocks of the Elevated ROAD
station at seventh-st ana thu
ave and also in straight line With The Ire@Sn va. the
Of the Harlem Railroad Inc ntst lo ,tr considerable
Kidding il went to Paun for 81 300 Inc t u p
e. cn,ncr on me other side OF Cunton-aVe Ncht ~
CouRhln for az 100. Interior lots on % ionger
brought from 81 coo up 70 si90o som S boc were W.
"a oodSood Nelson Smith, IT, Mary SeIeFd' j. Mo1dy
I,nss Frederick Boss j. A. Gray, L., II. EeA""''
and J. Dixon. 4, g.. o.- brorobt from 500 up
Lots IN Cnton,sve mwood Place brought 81 600 each
70 Eox ots further up CliDtonaVe. pronene
TON S5s: ., 5000 In Crotona-ave. they brought
from 81 Up Lc s IN Se ecSSers sbonS
a. SGo e"cb The sale lasted from II I'll nearly 0c oeh
and resoute band OF bidders 81 w mon Inc bS Was
we're ladies' sale out " tne GU ,a y,onnr ,vas
bona Ide from beginning to end and the properly "sS
divided among q large number oil ouyers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
FURNISHED 6onsss 90 &c!

mo LET FCRNISHED.-No. East 53d-st. 4story.
i nigh stoop brownstone house. 7. S. CLARKsOS
Co 81 Liberty-st. II. r. DREW CO.. West 27th-st.
or E. L. SHORT Trustee. 80 Nasssu-st
The record-union., 1891-06-09

York; Robt. b. Todd, George d. Low,
Howard r. Carey, C. B. Sessions, A.
Heineman, Henry Schafer and wife. Geo.
+. Day, VIM. Dickeybird, II. G. Mont
gomery, San Francisco; e. G. Wood, Los
Angeles; A. 2. Tomey, u. S. A.; j. K.
Keith, U. S. n.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Francisco: John c. Aldrich, Pittsburg;
l.. Dean, Stockton; Miss Fannie Elstner,
Cormack, Miss c. Altz, Reno; Miss
Wheeler, Nevada City; Miss Walsh, Vir-
ginia City; Miss Galligan, Fresno; Miss
Wynne, Miss McManus. San Francisco;
Mrs. A. w. Streif, Marysvilie; T. p. Rob
e. Carr, Miss May Hurley, Mrs. p.
Creamy, Mrs. T. J. Nolan, Nevada City;
Mrs. Thisbee, Courtland; Henry Hebb,
Walnut Grove; 0. Dutton, Yolo; L. Ma
tivia, Truckee; Miss Sarah Sohn, Fresno;
Miss Carrie Gallagher, San Francisco;
Mrs. w. I. Fleming, w. j.. Fleming,
Miss II. Heaney, Oakland; E. G. Weber,
San Francisco; A. j. Brophy, Wheatland;
4. ]. Maxwell, Jr., Winters; Miss Fran
els, Lizzie Durham, Annie r. DAILY, Alb
bic LIE Curtis, Miss K Conklin, Mrs. j.
T. Sweeney, San Francisco: Miss MAY
Houihan, Benicia; Miss Annie Gately,
San Francisco; Miss Jennie Donnelly,
MISS Elia haCl, Napa; MISS susie ely,
Miss Mamie Donnelly. Oalxland; Miss
Alice Conlin, Mrs. Julia Riding, Miss
9. II. MuIcahy, Miss G. Burns, +. S.
Prescott, Miss Nellie McNulty, San Fran
cisco; Miss Josie NJ. Rearden, Miss Mary
V. Rooney, Santa Cruz; Miss Mary Moo
nan, Miss Sophie A. Grote, Mrs Connors,
Mrs. Duffy, Miss l.. Dove, Miss L. B.
Dunn, Miss Ella Hanlon. Mrs. 7. X. Nell
son, Mrs. j. L. Creighton, San Francsco;
Miss Clinton, Eureka; Miss Tiny Sweeny,
Miss Katie Foley, Miss Emma Carey,
Miss ELLA Canyns. Miss Mamie c..
Sweeney, Miss Josie Il. Molloy, Mrs
John L. Roach, Miss Ollie Doan, Miss
Maggie Roach, San Francisco; Frank c.
Monroe, city; Leo b. New burgh. wife
and child, New York; J. c. Bah, Wood
land; +. 4. Miller, Cleveland; Joseph
jacobson, New York; NJ. E. BenneSlcy,
Agnes Bennesley, Mrs. Dwyer, Wood :
land; A. Is. Gruhler and wife city: Miss
NJ. i. DeVillers, Winters; j. W. Frost,
San Francisco; Annie j. Liquori, Hay
wards, John Gale, Oroyiile; j. w. Mac
Allister, San Francisco; John Frick,
Necker, Switzerland; Thresia O'Brien,
Rose j. O'Brien, Oakland
The record-union., 1891-06-09

lake of blood. He was wholly oblivious
of his surroundings. Blood streamed
from his mouth and nose at every respi-
ration, and his groanS could be heard out
in the street, 1t was an awful spectacle.
After considerable delay the officers
succeeded in getting an express wagon in
which to take the dying man to the Re-
ceivlng Hospital.
Upon arriving at the hospital City Ply
scian Nichols made the young man as
comfortable as possible. It was plain to
the doctor thGt Perry was beyond all
human aid, and at 3:15 P. NJ. the young
man expired.
In the meantime DR.. T. w. Huntington
had been summoned to the Frates cot
tage, and made an examination of the
poor girls wounds.
Owing to the serious nature of the
wounds the doctor could not make as
close an inspection as he would desire,
but said that while the sufferer might
possibly recover, her chances were not
very bright.
The girl retained consciousness all the
time, and at times conyersed with those
about her about the tragedy. At last ac-
counts last night she was still alive.
THE FATHER FURIOUS.
Shortly after the shooting, word was
sent to the F'rates girls father of what
had happened.
When he arrived at the house he was in
greatly excited state, and catching sight
of his wife, who sat near the wounded
girl, he rushed at her and angrily ex
claimed, "You're to blame for this You
allowed him to stay around here! You
deserve the same as she has got!'
Frates would undoubtedly have as
saulted his wife had not the police inter
fered.
The wounded girl called to her father
to desist, and when he came over and
knelt down by her side. she put her arms
around his neck lovingly and kissed him.
She told him the story of the shooting,
and Of how she tried to escape from her
would-be murderer.
BLOOD EVERYWHERE.
The FrateS cottage, particularly the up
per floor, presented an awful sight after the
tragedy. Blood was everywhere. In the
room where the poor girl was first shot
pools of it We're on the floor, and the
walls were bespattered with it. The door
knobs and the rear stairs and the hand
rail were all smeaTed, where the victim
of Perry's wrath had touched them in
trying to escape.
The room where Perry had finished
| himself was in the same condition. In
! this room there We're also several bullet
| holes, showing that Perry's aim must
| have been bad before he finally succeeded
i'll fatally wounding himself.
| The police rendered good service in
! caring for the wounded and in handling
! the crowd which insisted upon pushing
| into the house. the only thing they
veyances Immediately and in getting q
doctor. This emphasizes again the great
necessity in this city for police ambu-
| lance.