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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22

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belen Willen Die Grfiilluns elmer reIis
gi6fen Jorm gu forbern. Ser @atb
bei9loB iebo6 nit 1876 sesen 40 Gtims
nlen, baB Stef nidt eber leinen Sit
einnebmen biirfe, als bis er ben gib
geleiltet babe. Stcd Mil al bas 8uuz
besgerift appeliren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22

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unb II nele @rtranfungen gemelbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22
Nsm. W2uths @arten

auf benz GopernmentssS Siigel 1T bsr ams
gemebmte unb tiiblite 9lufentbalt udbr
renb Der beiBen Sabresaeii. 8equem
su errei6en 1T berielbe aud bur1 bic
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fabrenoen eleganten unb luftisen Cars
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ten 1T Elm Sammelplab fir beuti6e
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tagen suipeilen: 6rei aon3ert. 9ie
8ewirtbuns Der Gdite lit por5iiglih.
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@orten 0clte ab3ubalten.
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fen su baben 1T, bel s o bn Gj. & 0 If,
Farmers Drug Store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

many respects Objectionable. And their &C
conmodations are limited and unsatisfactory.
Nevertheless they have been doing an excel
len. and most important work. They have
supplied a great want and made their institu-
ton a necessity. Tho charitable could find
no object on which their money could be
more advautageously bestowed.
The association of the work with one whose
Kind heart and devout soul brought It into
being will especially commend 1t to those VINO
knew her. And all who have enjoyed tho ten
der care and guidance of that best OF good
sbepherds. her father. will be glad 70 aid in
rearing a testimonial that will always beau
TRULY remind our people Of his shelierlng
Arms.
Liberal donations have already been made
by many Of our most iudicious and thought
fal and public spirited people. But good
deal more money is needed and we earnestly
ask for the good ladies in charge ample and
LIBERAL help from all who can give anything.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

Governor Mckinney yesterday committed
the sentence of Wayman Sutton. who was 70
have been hanged next Friday az Mytheyille
for murder into life Imprisonment.
Sutton WAS m March. 1857. convicted IN the
Circuit Court of Wythe county of killing
Peter Harvel and sentenced 90 be hanged by
the neck until dead on Friday July g. 1855.
He escaped. however. from prison the night
before sentence of death was % have been
executed A few months ago be was recap
tured In the distant State OF Washington
brought back TO Wythe county. reseuteuced
and las since been confined IN the jail in
Lynchburg.
In pardoning sutton. the Governor said
that the murder with which the man was
charged was deliberate and cOld-blOoded. as
the evidence of the case fully shows. and 10
was with grave doubt and much hesitation
that he decided % grant the Communication
from death % imprisonment for lie Tho
decision was only finally made Decause 10
seemed % be i'm accordance with the wish OF
large proportion OF the people of thar
section while opposed % 10 We're
only q few highly respectable citizens. Com
mutation was also advised by the senator
of the House of Delegates from the county
Tho Judge who tried tho case also says that
he is informed hy reliable citizens that facts
which warrant c0mmuIation have been dis
covered since the trial. and eight of the Iury
who brought in the verdict make che same
statement. All agree that this aiter-discOyered
evidence should in some measure mitigate tho
severity of the sentence OF the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
TRICK WHEEL RIDING.
Pleasant Entertainment Under the Au-
spices of the Cycle Club.

An overcrowded house witnessed tho
gymnastc display and trick bicycle exhibition
ut tie Mozart Academy last evening. Al
though the entertainment was free and only
small fee was charged for re,esyeI seats tie
several plumbers OF the programme We're very
good and well executed The performance
was gotten up by Mr.. Walter e.. Mercer. 3
member OF the Cycle Club and the principal
feature of the evening was tie trick bicycle
exhibition. he proceeds from the sale Oi
the reserved seats went into the treasury Of
the Richmond Cycle Club under whose au-
spices the entertainment was held
Mr.. Canary a,t0nisAed the audience with
his wonderful exhibits. which were entirely
new t. the public IN this city aud could not
very well be surpassed by any one. He rode
IL Victor IN all possible positions with aud
without saddle, and wound mp the exhibition
by taking the Ma hiue apart and riding ou
the large wheel without saddle, forward aud
backwards and then went through the sane
eyouuous Oh the little wheel
The gymnastic display was conducted by
Professor Horace +. smith and executed by
members Of the junior department of the
gymnasium Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. The line drill and mat work
was practically the same which had been
given several weeks ago al the Mozart
Academy.
Alr. Wallace Is. laughton covered himself
with glory IN an exhibition of Indian club
swinging. His task was q difficult one. but
lie went through the yarIOu, movements IN
al elegant manner and without the slightest
hitch. he repeatedly brought down the
house. and earned well-deseryed applause
from grateful audience
Messrs. Horace f. Smith and Richard
Meade gave an interesting exhibition OF their
skill on the horizontal bar. and Alr. Smith
gave vivid exhibition OF a greenhorn 5ho
Tor the first time tried himself as an athlete.
thereby creating great merrment.
The last number on the programme was
Roman ladder pOsturing executed bv Mr..
Smith aud Masters Bowman. Parker Green.
wood Chamberlayne. Morrlsett and Keesee,
Of the junior department. The vounp fellows
did very good work and went through the
same exercises which were executed by the
men classes Of the gymnasium at the recent
entertainment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
THEsUPREuE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Gofr OF West Virginia. Sits In Rich
mond for the First Time.


mond for the First Time.
The May term Of the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals was opened yesterday in the
handsome room set apart in the custom-houss
for that purpose.
Chief Justice Fuller and Judge Bond. OF
VIRGINIA and Judge Goii. Of West Virginia.
presided. This is the first appearance OF
Judge Golf on the supreme bench IN Rich
mond and his handsome features ana intel
lectual head attracted much attention as be
sat on the right Of the Chief Justice IN robes
that taken IN connection with his closely
sbaveu face gave him q rather prlestly look.
Mr.. j. NJ. Macon. who was candidate Tor
CITY Sergeant in the late primary was APP
pointed crier Of the court over. several other
applicants. 60.
4 number OF attorneys qualified 70 practice
before this court, among whom were the f0i-
lowing. Thomas y. Carter. Charles 4. Cole,
Washington. ID. G.; Clsudan u. NO.ssnlop'
Charleston. :. c.: John VI. Johnson, AleXan-
dria. Va. James Aston Cabel. James K; Car
ter. Alexandria. Va: Malcolm Jackson,
Charleston. ". Va: John II. Holt. hunting
ton. W. Va: Hill Carter. Ashland A.; -; ID.
Duncan. Spartanburg, >. c.; FRANK Is, Eus-
ton Charleston, W. Va. and K. q. Rhett,
Charleston. y. &.
JUDGE Simonton. If South Carolina and
Judge Hughes were designated to act Ia this
court
The cases argued were as follows:
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company
against McGee q Dillingham;. In error 20
Circuit Court of South Carolina. Further
argued and submitted.
Saunders. Spurlock et ais. plaintiffs in
error. against the State of West Virginia.
Use of Society for Savings In error 70 Cir
cult Court of West Virginia at Charleston
Argued by Malcolm Jackson for plaintiffs IN
error and Frank b. EustOn for defendant IN
error.
ais. against the Colchester Steamboat Com
pany was partly argued and continued until
to-day.
In this case Judge Simont0n. of South Car
DINA, sat ia place OF Judge Bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

The Gazing Of the Canal Bank Has Caused
Much Loss Of Money and Time.

Much Loss Of Money and Time.
The break in the canal is a serious affair.
and it will be several days before water Will
aoain dow into the mill races about Rich
luond As "a consequence nearly 300 bread
winners will have % wait until no least Satur-
day before they can again take up the cudgel
Tho break is about half mile above tho odd
pump-h0lse. and IS Just east or the place
where a break occurred about q month ago
/ went 10 the scene OF activity yesterday. and
there were about q hundred negroes working
I'M the soft mud that was the result ot the
cave-lu.
The earth handled is this messy sort Of
mud that sticks with cliuglg teuac.ty 90
pick and shovel and the darkies engaged are
Lappy posse-sors az that tired feeling They
throw the mud around with absolute non-
chalauce aud have rather llitCalt
work % perform. The "DreaA' Is not
through the bank right o. tie river.
but goes through from the bottom of
the canal o. the high embankmeut that
frowns towards tho south. The roug l-c ated
muskrat IS said % bee the cause o.. the trouble.
There are hundreds ~ these creature. Do the
canal. and they make tremendous burrows
The earth being SOFT. the creatures had but
little trouble % make a canal for themselves
and the muddy liquid shot through the I'M
prOvlsed pipe ike Sd much water.
The engineers who have charge OF the work
are directing the hands 20 dig 20 the granite
bed Of the canal. Having reached rock-Oot-
tom they will III the hole with rocks and clay
and the water can then be turned %. The
Chesapeake and Ohio authorities arc doing al
possible 70 expedite matters. and Will GER
tainly do all possible 70 have the water IA the
canal al the earliest possible moment. in the
meantime employees OK the Gallego. Haxau
aud Warner mills 1redegar Works o. some
extent. the Aloemarle Paper Works and
other establishments have 10 remain idle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
Remember the Day.

Remember the dates. Thursday. May 18th. and
Friday, May 9TH.
Performances at Mozart Hall. consisting q
taDleaux viyant stereOpticon views and songs
by a selected coterie Of the best amateur tai
ent IN the city.
Don't forget that the rule. First come. first
served, ~ will be observed strictly as 70 reser-
walton OF seats. Ii is therefore IN order t.
buy your tickets now and be sure that you
will be accommodated comfortably. Reserved
seats 10 be had at Mozart Hall.
Tickets. 10 cents; reserved seats. IS cents
additional.
Mrs. Barney Werthein and children left
Yesterday for New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

Wlcomco CHURCH, Va. May 10. 1892
Editor Of The Times
our citizens are deeply distressed az Viz
gulas loss by the death of Hon. j. s. Bar
bour. ami We know of no man whom we bee
leye would fll bis place more accepAbly
than Hon John Goode. and we hope Cover
nor Mckinney may appoint him.
Yours. DC. j. i. Sy0w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

Various Expressions of Opinions from Va
riOus Sources.

VARIOUS IApifHsioh' "' NF''''"' -t''' 80
riOus Sources.
Editor Of Richmond Times.
We find in the issue of the Richmond Dis
patch of tins morning that rs enthusiasm is
80 great for Fitz Lee that it bias actually gone
down South TO obtain an expression of certain
perso az 10 how they stand 10 regard 60 tic
senatorial question Va Virginia Now. DID us
tice and fairness % those who have invested
money at Glasgow we think Leo should Ue
permitted o. remain there and look after tleir
interest. We think tie Governor of Virginia
would act wisely I'D giving the senatorial
plum TO Hon. John Randolph Tucker who
already has a national reputation as % states
man EICHNoSD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

The effort that the ladies of the Sheltering
Arms are now making to change their head
quarters is wise and worthy of the help Of ali
good citizens. Their present location is In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
4 Voice From Prince Edward.
GEfES BAY. May $50. ls9.


tlltOr ZINES
a great many 10 this section would be proud
to see Judge Mann Of Nottlway appointed
80 succeed the late senator Barbour. az the
name II Lee is inspiring and would give salts
faction. r. H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

THE MANCHESTER CALCULATIONS OF
THE TIMES Is SOW GREATER THAN ALL
rnK OTHER RICHMOND PAPERs COM
EINfD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
ChnncerY Nonrf.

Mrs. Mary Messerschmat yesterday
through her counsel Alr. = 5. j.. Patteson
instituted suit for divorce FROM her hus-
band. John Messerschmldt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

There will bea Strawberry Festival given
by the Young Ladies Aid Society OF Grove
avenue Baptist church in the lecture room on
Thursday and Friday evenings of this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25
THE COMING ELECTION.

The municipal election takes place in this
city Thursday, and there seems to be a great
deal Of dangerous apathy concerning it on
the part Of our city Democrats. There will
be Democratic ticket in Jackson ward. and
it is especially desirable that every Demo-
cratic voter in that ward should turn out. Not
a single vote should be missing. so. too. ID
jefferson ward. There viii be opposition
there. and every man who voted at the pri-
mary should 90 to the polls ard do his best 70
elect the straight ticket. The idea that a
nomination is equivalent to an election
should be no excuse for any Democrat failing
10 DO his duty on election day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

TrE CIRCULATION or THE TIMES is
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN IFS
HISTORY. AND Is STEADILY INCkhAs-
INC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

There was - very pretty marriage az the
Bainbudge-street Baptist church last eye
ming. when Mr. d. s. Traylor and Miss Flora
Harnish were made man and vito. The
second edlhce was crowded with friends Of
the contracting parties and the alter was
prettily decorated with eYergreens and living
plants.
The bridal party entered tho church 10 tho
following order. Miss Cora Malone OF
lynchburg aud Miss Lottie Baird, Miss Ada
Iipe and Miss Lucille % Bren. Miss Whit
lock and Miss Sadie llarnish and Miss Cora
Trayl0r. sister of the groom and maid OF
honor and Miss Flora Harnisn, the bride.
The ushers came up che LETT hand aisle III
tho following order John Iraylor and III.
Calhghan. A. Traylor aud j. d. Lynch. Linz
wood Wills and Arthur Evans and Charles
Haruish. brother 90 the bride aud best man.
ana the groom, Mr %. s. Iray.or, of Lynch
burg.
Tie party formed in q circle around the
altar and REV J.. Is. ThOrnhlI performed the
ceremony. Mrs. A. G. Harding presided at
the organ and played "a pretty wedding march.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

DEEMISC. the English butcher, was hangeu
in Australia Monday morning AT 10 o'clock,
but the papers in this country published at
o'clock the same morning had all the particu-
lars. Tho reason for this apparent phenome-
non is very plain. An arbitrary line, cor
responding in general with the ls0th de-
gree Of longitude east or west OF Green
wich. is taken rs the point at which day
begins. At the hour when Monday began at
that point it was noon Sunday at Greenwich
and z o'clock A. NJ Sunday at Philadelphia.
At Melbourne it was twenty minutes 10 l0
o'clock p. NJ. Sunday. In other words. Mel
bourne. being li5 degrees east of Greenwich.
Is nine hours and forty minutes fast while
New York. being in IS west longitude. Is five
hours slow By New York time Deeming
was. therefore. executed about twenty min
utes past Sunday evening and the papers
had ample time 20 receive the full particulars
in time for their morning issues, though the
papers wero published apparently several
hours before the execution occurred.
ONE Of the mysteries of the situation in the
Republican camp at the present time is why
should Mr Carkson be SO much opposed to
the denomination Of Mr.. Harrison Was lie
not drawn from the obscurity Of an Iowa
editorship TO be placed in charge Of one Of
the most important bureaus of the Postofiice
Department Was be not allowed during
his occupancy Of that position the right to
decapitate as many Observation-Disclosures as
he wished In fact. il is notorious that Clark
son. while nominally the subordinate Of Wan
amaker. was the real controller Of the affairs
Of the department aud did precisely what he
pleased His dissatisfaction with Harrison
can only be explained on the ground that be
anticipates the defeat Of the President in the
convention, aud, like all OF his kind. he has
no idea Of burning any political incense at
the altar of a god whom he believes to be on
the point Of topping into the dust
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

News comes from Washington that Presi-
dent Harrison takes massage treatment, and
that every evening before retiring he Is
kneaded. pounded. slapped pnched and
rubbed for fully fifteen minutes He must be
trying to get himself in condition to stand
Minneapolis OF the polls next November, one
or the other, or perhaps both
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

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WEDNESDAY. MAY Is. 1892.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

If yOu want something ln cutlery.
store. and $500 can show you auf
tho lowest tO the most expensive In
Scissors. Shears. Eal0rs. Pocket la.
Cutlery &c. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

NORFOLK BUREAU. BANK STREET.
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Hraneh Orice. IIOl Decatur Street.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-17
The Same Here.
Atlanta J%ourual.l

The Journal through tstspecial CORE
%spOndents has interviewed 1899 prOmi.
nent democrats in all parts of Georgia as
TO their presidential preferences and the
result is given in this issue.
Our correspondents took the prominen,
democrats in each community as they
came to them, and their answer are pub
lished as they were given.
The result shows that of 1880 well
known democrats, $40 wantG Grover CIeve
land nominated, while only 277 declare
for Hill.
Cleveland is the choice by more than
three to one over any other candidate
We are confident that this proportion
will hold good with the democracy OF
Georgia.