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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
0tptt5 fiir gtemersabler.

Office bes @itp. MKeKors
@itps9aa, 3immer go. Is.
San Antonio, Ser, "a. Mai '92.
Das publifum pirb bierbur9 be-
ia6ri9tigt, baB bic itdbtii6en Steuers
einf6dbungs : Stolen fur bic Mngabe
bes fteuerbaren @igentbums (@runbz
eigentbum uttb peri0nli@es) fir bas
nit benz /. Suni 1892 beginnenbe
Giscal Sabr bonn l. Sum- big einz
i6lieBli6 81. Nuguft 1892 oHen auss
liegen merben.
Sebermatn, Der bierbon b%etrofen
pirb, mirb a6tungsbou eriu9t, fid bel
benz unter5ei9neten einaultellen unb
iein fteuerpfi6tiges @igentbum anaugez
ben, pie es bas @efeb unb bic beftebens
ben itdbtii6en Srbinar3en anorbner.
@uftab Graf9,
gitpsMHefor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
8efier als cine 9olar Slaid1e Blmt.
retutQuuQSmitfel.

9r. %. $. Grams, Der er}te 4po=
tbeter BON Sanforb, 6loriba, iagt:
sd aaubere ME ct. patrids BiIe1t at
e%mpfeblen. Sd perfaufe bon Der Sorte
mebr als BON irgenb elmer anberen, bic
i'd fibre" SIS giebt ni9ts 8eferes
unb cine Sofis er3ielt oft mebr als cine
gauge Glai6e 8lutreinigunssmittel, bic
su einem Dollar perfauft tpirb. gu
baben bel s. &alteper & Sobn, DOM
ling & Gloob, 4bolpb 9reiB, &alteper
& S6u6arb, SC. gobn unb S. 8.
Sarrifon, Sruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
= Mer eiiter guten S6ub billig
faufen min, gebe 5a paneoaft &
g mn

sds- @enn Semanb fem unb au arts
nebmbarem Preiie ipeiien nil, 10 sebe
er gum 81 ifiionsz 8arten. Die
Serren Nbciner 4 Saul, 8eliBer biez
les gtabliRements, balten barauf ibre
@dIte ftets polfommen 3ufrieben AL itels
len. Ollie iaiionmdBigen 9elifatefen,
@uftern, Wilb, Slide, @efliisel &c iinb
bort IN Der belifateften 3ubereitung ole
3eit 81 baben. Mabl3eiten tperben allf
@uni6 in bic 8obnungeu Der aunbeu
geianbt. Nu6 bietet ber nit Der
Speiiemirtbi9aft oe%rbunbene 9 q IL
/ o o bic belten @etrdnfe, ftets frii6es
Bier unb feline Qiau6re unb Meine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
Maertet.

Muettet.
Milbeltn Meper bat lid feline
s~peiten Naturaliiatiors ? Yapiere aus
telen laHen. George &. Stumberg
unb a. @olden fumgirten als feline
3eugen.
Or. Bbil. Sranflin, Elm 4bgez
lan6ter bes ar6dolosii6en unb etbno>
logii9en 9epartements Der Gbieagoer
Weltausteaung, befiubet fi6 gegenz
tpdrtig bier in San MntoniD, nm c11ls
turbiftorii6 intereRante . Mtertbimer
aus bieier @egenb gu iammeln. Mr.
GranfIin tpobnt i'm MaperidzS otel unb
tuer inn 8eiib FOLDER @egenfdnbe 1T,
mDge li9 nit inn in 8erbinbung
feben. ST beabi9tigt, etpa 3 Wo6en
bier gu bleiben,
: Obslei@ es gesenpdrtis bret
6emofratif6e Delegationen su BEN
Staatsconbentionen giebt, 10 berri9t
ielbit in ben ein3elnen 9elegationen III
8e3ug auf bic mi6tigiten Sragen nn=
einigfeit unb u1tflarbeit. 9ie Cat
lagbanz9 Delegation" our Contention in
2ampaias 1T seipalten lit 8eaug auf
bic perion bes Yrdfibenti9aftsfanbiz
baten. Gin She'll ber 9elegaten 1T fir
9iQ, ein a1berer fir @lebelanb. Sn
Solse befen geben bic Delegaten obne
Subtraction.
Ser Mannerseiangoerein r6robz
tint" belt geltern i'm San pebrD
Springssp Bart elm picnic ab. 9ie 8es
tbeiligung at bemielber mar cine febr
lebbafte unb man amiiiirte fi9 alerieits
aufs bette.
- Sn Der Na9t bonn Sonntag gum
Wontag brannte Der Stall bes 6errtt
8. &raf in Der SopasS traBe total r1iez
Der. Sic lit bemfelben befinbliden
pfer5e fOnnten mod g~erettet tperben.
Ser 8eiammtf6a6en belduft ii6 auf
etpa $500.
= 0eute lit an Der @de Der Cont
MERGE unb Mlamo StraBe bic v6itnfte
National : 8anf BON @an Nntonio"
er0fnet uorben. 4rdfibent berfelben
1T George 9ulnig, 8icezprdiibent
Sobn Ct. Sboof unb &aiiirer $. ..
@ngelfe.
= SIN Momat Wtai iuurben in San
Mntonio 1876 8auerlaubniB : @1etne
ausgefeIt. Siefe Neus refp. Mns urb
umbauten e~rforberten einem Soften
aufmanb BON $4,000. (Sn @irtlidz
felt belduft ii9 bieie Summe anndberuh
auf bas Soppelte, ba bic 8aufoiten
Der Steuereinf9dBung tpegen immer
piel an niebrig angegeben tperben. }
Die @eiamnt5abl Der bonn l. Sanuar
bis gum /. SUM- 1892 ausgefelten
8a~uerlaubniB 3 56eine beIduft 1if
auf 682 nit einem 9otals @otenzMufs
tpattbe bon $500, 000.
= 9r. SEC @1tire, elm Qanb=9 lrst,
Der lange Sabre in 8erar @ountp pracz
ticirt bat, TT irrfinnig getporben unb
muB Der Siren $ Nntalt iibermiefen
tperben. SIC @uire, Der i'm Mlter BON
etpa 40 Sabren ifebt, bat ii9 burdj
ben @enuB BON Opium unb dbnli6en
Stimulans . Mitteln UNI ben 8erfanb
gebra9t.
= &idter Sing bat BEN 8efebl,
6ur6 mel1en cine gerlaue rnterfu6unq
Der gegen bic Mafenbertpalter ber
Nranias paB : 8abn erbobenen Qm=
flagen angeorbnet murbe, tpieber aufs
geboben. SIS ioa iebo6 bur6 ben
Maftor Of Gbancerp" cine genaue Brit
flung fdmmtli6er Bidder unb papier.
Der gabngefe1i9aft pOrsenommen
tperben, I'M feit5ufelen, oh iene M1t=
flagen begriinbet iinb ober ni6t. Oas
&eerganiiations > &omits mirb burd
biefe ridterli6e gntideibung perbins
bert, bic Bidder Der MaHempermalter
ielbft gu priifen, ipie fe beantrast
batten.
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Weriuthf nfefeal

Gs fcftet Ntdts unb ptrb Gu1 fiterliu btenli& tetn,
ioutet Shr 9uften, G~rtdltuns pber irsenb ein 2etben bes
Saiies, Der Hruft cber eunsen BADEN. Or. ains's
nene Grinbuns Sesen S&ptnbiuat perf4aft 9iubes
rnns. OteieS trirb ~saranttrt, i'm anberen Teue bas
@elp 5urlderftattet. Splhe, BITE an Der Grippe fttten,
%fanesn, bab es tas Mtttet mar. Bet unpenbuns btes
les Praperats ~erlanste man eine ~icfOrttse unb permas
@eriuGt etne grpbeHaf@e unb ~hberseust GuG, 'tpte
rrirtltd gut bieies Mittel lit. grpbefGiAen u~nentselte
I4 BET Gfolpb Dretb, Tbompfpn q 60. 5u baten.
Wertauft rerben ie gu 80 Gt8. unb $1.O0 fur sroBe
T!aSden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
MbemO l%tmterbalttng beS 8eetbuben.
WGuuerd1pr.

Ser 8eetbeben : Mdnner9or perans
~ftaltete am Samftag Mbenb cine ieiner
o beliebten muitalii9en Nbenbsu Inter
baltungen.
5olgenbes prosramm gelanste in
Der iibli6en gebiesenen @eife CUR Nrss
fifbrung:
o S Sn ,t,rs Or4efter.
3. a. y8um Hbein", ............ .Waag gruf.
GinBelportraa res Seetbopen=R anner9or Ia Dallas.
By sDte Wethe brS etebes", ......... Baleamub.
8eetbpren. Mdnnerd or, NIT ptano : Bsslettuns (6rt.
Snlia SeufnSeil une 8ar.tpnsS plo 6 $. Wlaer.
1. der tote Mnftant", .....".........9 PrcG.
@ebttt prn 3. Gone, NIT m~elobramatti&er Beslettuns.
y. @. 9rbue, g.. s. Waduer unb Fri. SeaFnser. {.
Z. yRecttdttp uub Duet aus Beftfar", 49,. Q ontietlt.
Ert. Caroline @roos unb SER 6. 8. Mauer.
s. a. s4uf cffeuer See", ............. .R6bring.
Beeth prens WRdn NERDS or, init Ntano $ BeSleitun9 unb
garttcns olc, 9err 3. Or. 9aIt1eI.
~ yGrteert9 Rctbbart", ........ ...goebersfp.
Beethoven 5 MRdnnsrHpr, nit yidnos Besleiiuns.
(arl. Sulta Seufnser.
8. Rapipeie Ip. ii. (pprs:trasen aui benz 9tancs
sraph ets5t.
6err u. 9. 9pbtIe.
Oas &On5ert mar iebr gut beiu6t
unb ben idmmtli6en ausiibenben
Gantlern murben rei6er 8eifaa ges
ipenbet.
Gin 3ansfrdn36en bilbete ben Be-
f6IuB Der notwithstanding.
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25 prpccmt Mabatt /!

Dieter bebeutenbe &abatt ipirb fur eis
nige Sage giiltis fem. Sebes &leibunsss
fiid 1T nit leierli6en 3ifern sesei9net.
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR,
200 Meft : Commerce, ede Naparroz
StraBe, San Nntonio, Seras.
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California : Weime.

We~tnliebbaber inben elm grOBes Ha=
ger BON feiner California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlamoz
plaaa. 0err Sleeper fu6t bic Weine
on Srt nnb STEELE aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein3ii6ter. Nls
gutem 4enner gelingt eS ibm ftets, bic
beften Sorten ausaumdblen. st fann
feline &unbeu unb 6amilien NIT einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbs unb
MeiB : Meine III por3igli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins Sars seliefert.
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gtdbtii6e Nn5eieem.
9ebrer Yrifnngen.

Cine priifnng BON 8eperbern UNI
itdbtii6e 2ebrer : Certificate pirb i'm
9o6idul 8ebdube an Der Meequia=
StraBe a~bgebalten iperben. 9ieielbe
beginnt ont Mentag, ben ID. Stunt
8ormittags um 9 ubr. 9ie Mpplis
faaten baben fi6 plnttli6 UNI 9 1br
einsaiteaen.
5. s. Smith,
Superintendent Der ftdbtii6en S6ulem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06
@r1tno Gi9ent1u,1t.
.UldHenpermalters Derfduf.=

ueber 100000 @ranb> gtsentbum In Gan antunto uub icurt
pstfauft werben Der game gefs nitro in Sbetlen ub g%'runofaden
%ansebeten, ne fe Der 8dufr waniat. grobe. gut euserthkte grauerei
NIT gutem abias bon gter; nett unter bent ptrfltaen Wertbe.
a~ussebebntes Druderets unp lttbusrapbiides @tabltHemeat, wel&es
bic BETTE &unbiaaft int subwefen bat.
gutgelesene gehdfsbduer unb @runbnade umb gaupldse tn
Der Mttte unb tn ben %aubentbeuen Der Stabt. grpbe auswae.
@ebnltde Oferhn Rnb ne SDrber senaat wOrpen.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Maienner,palter.
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q. u. & u. =. 8abm.
Mbfahrt.

Na6 @aloeton, 9oufOn nnb Guero
tdgli9, ausgenommen Son1tags,
tint $3.50 yDrr1.
Na6 CORPUS @briiti, MranfaS YaB unb
Beepiae tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonns
tags, um. 1905 NaGm.
Na4 &errbiGe tdglid, ausgenommer
Sonmtags, um...-.....5: 100 Nad.
Na9 4errpile, MIR 9onntag8, I'M
1880 BORN.
Na6 8errpiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
SonntagS unb Montags, tint
1.3U Sorm.
Mntnnft.
Bon galbefon, 9oufon unb guero
tdgli9, ausgenommen SonntagS,
um ................8 :05 Mberb8.
Son CORPUS @brifti, Mranfas paB unb
Beebile tdgli1, a%usgenommen Sonnz
tags, um............2:30 Na6m.
Bon &errpiIe tagli6. ausgenommer
SonntagS.. .9:45 8orrt.
BON &errbille, nur Sonntags, un
500 Mbenbs.
Son 4errDille tdgli6, ausgenommen
SonntagS unb Montags, um
1880 MbenbS
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9amffasmms g.

Sir Die bel Der 8eitattu1tg unieres
Sobnes unb 8rubers uns BON 10 Dies
len Seiten bepieiene berSli6e Sbeilz
nabme fiblen mir uns gebrungen, unz
fern tiefgefiblten Sanf aus5uipre6en.
20. 8arbed umh Jamtlie.
San Mtttonio, 6. SUM '92.
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ghpla' asalmen : @arten 1T ber

gHpls' Yalmen : 0arten lit Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti6en BON San
9lntonio nit ibren Samilien. 9ie res
~selmdBigen Qberb 6rei : &on3erte on
bier @benben in Der Wohe iinb tets
aablrei6 befu9t unb erfreuen li6 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
gHols' Salpon 1T Der sr6Bte urtb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
unb @bi8feps nnb ~alleaeit feGerfrii6e8
Bier, iopie bic beiten gigarren. S6ola'
2und erfreut li6 allgemeiner gners
tennung unb regen 3ufpru6s.
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Npti5 ant bas Ymblifm,,t.
Office bes Collectors,

Office bes Collectors,
San MntoniO, 2. Sum- '92.
8on bieiem Datum an bis gum Is.
SUM 1892 mirb bieie Office, UNI ben
WInf6en bes Publifums e~ntgegenaus
fommett, BON 81 9ormittags Bis I'M
81 ubr Na9mittagS obne unterbr6ung
ge0fnet fem.
CD. &if9e,
@itns@ Solicitor.
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Die falbiOnublen Dunlap, anOy
unb StetiOn Siite finbet man bel pans
& Spbn.
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0emtid Gmslii6e gdmlc,
San MntOntp, teas.

Gan MntOnto, FeTa8
Mnerfannt tihtise ~9ebranitalt fur aneben
unb Mab9en ; felt breibis Sabren in roger
D'rtiamfeit. 8ortrefft9e 2ebrfrSfte nntet
bepdbrter 2eitung. Der eneIiiden Sprade
nirb, tpie Der beutIHen, npae AeHnnag &C.
tragen. Muberbem 1nterri6t i'm SpaniiHeH.
ginisermaben nprbereitete SHiler finben IL.
ber,eit Nufnabme. gdbere auSfnnft erttsiIeu
Serr s. @rcsS, 9raiicent b.s SGuls Boz
fanbes une 20 III. 8arbsd, Direftcr bsr
gnftaIt. tug
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6. s. Maaer,

217 Sits9ouitonsS trabe,
Wboleiale. unb &etail SAMPLER III
sapeten, BiIbers Rahwen,
Seidners nnb Malers lltenitlien.
Shreibt Tim 8atalcye.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-06

= @naige bel pancoat 6 Sobn
beftelt ober fertig getauft, fiben pie ans
gegoKen. Sertige Sa9eu tperber to-
ftenfrei pafenb aema4t.
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@imtrittspreis 25 Gemts.

Announcements giuets $500 fir 25 Saber
Spe3ialraten fir S4uIen. N Baee Gn.
,itee fret.
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gpmtber,t paciftc $ 8abn.
Nhfnhrf

40 1rt.
Na1 NemzO rleal.s, 9puifon unb @alz
beton tdgli6 1920 Na9m. nnb 900
nbr Mbenbs.
Na1 San Graneiseo, 81 pafo unb
eagle BaB td9li6 4:35 Ma9m. unb
10:30 Born.
Mnfun t.
8on NetpsO Orleans, 9outon unb @als
beton tdgli6 700 Born. unb 4:05
gtaGm.
8on San Grancisco, 81 paio unb
eagle BaB tdgli6 ~ :55 Na6m. unb
5:15 Mbenh8..
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Giitnba6n Ta6r Yla1.
3. & 6. u. sabn.

s. & g. u. 8abn.
Abfabrt.
Ma9 ct Souls bia Sron Mountait
ober 80. 6. & AS Morgens.
Na1 ct. Souls pia Sron MDuntain
&omte ..........6:0 100 Mbembs.
Na9 2arebo. :05 gorm.
Nnfunt.
BON ct. 2omis, Sron Mountain & Ma.
6. & S....,.........9:35 Born.
gon st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & 90.
6. & S..-.........11:2 30 MbenDS.
Vpr X9rebD. Na1m.
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CINDERELLA gd1uh /. gture.

Serren= unb 9amen=S dube, iopie
9aussS 9ube unb pantofeln gu al1en
preiien. Die 9r0Bte Nusmabl in Der
gan5en Stabt.
6. Baum,
@de SoutonzS traBe unb @pe. 6.
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Cine 10 groBe 4ustpabl BON SOms
mers@ aaren 1T nod ME b~agetpeien, ME
ieBt int
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Mblt6t elmer moralifden &rdftigung gu
@runbe gelegen bat"
Garauf antportet bic y@of. 3tg.":
rNnf9einenb perben yattonpme Drpbz
briefe" nur nermutbet; es tpdre aud
ni9t einsufeben, tper benz Solbaten, Der
ii1 bur9 Sobtf6ieBen zines Menfden
fein befonberes 8erbienft erworben,
aber bod aud nur mad feiner Dten1ts
borf6rift gebanbelt bat, mitbin peri6ns
lid ni4t perantmortli9 fein fantt, bro=
ben foate. SaB Der Safer aber eiten
Wtann aus5ei6nen lolte, 1iir UNI linn
bic S9tuermutb 5u nebnlen, bas 1T cine
Mnnabme, bic Der @ei9idli6feit hires
GRINDERS iuenig gbre ma9t. Statt
FOLDER ungei6idten grlduterungem ioQz
ten Die umilitdrif6en" &reiie 0fentli1e
@r0rterungen biefer 8Drgdnge better
unterIafen."
l1nb bic nGranf. 3ts.@ bemerft: ugis
ten eigentbiimli6en @inbrud ma1t lbs
rigens bic 3batia9e, baB Der Safer ben
@renabier Sid in Der speiten perfon
anrebet. Man bat (. 3. bic Nbidafs
tung bes rSuBens" in Der Nrmee alS
einen sepiFen @rfolg beg ft~aatsbargerz
li6en 8ebanfens i'm 9eerpeien betrads
tet. @s fdeint faf, aIs ob bic 5reube
bieriiber UNI ELM babies S%abrbunbert
berfrabt gemeien fei.
8eim 9eere feIbft unb benz boberen
Sff5ier5corps ftebt Der 9aifer in GoIge
ieines irrli6tmdBigem umberi6minz
gems, feiner oft ld6erliden l1ebers
rai6ungen bur6aus ni6t in GROCER
geliebtbeit, abgeieben banon, bab feline
! militdriifen 5alente felt feinem eriten
3ermirfniB nit Malberiee, Der auf
ben ausbriidlifen Wunf6 bes &ais
fers, ltreng un6 gerett 3u iein, cine
4rbeit beielben fir ben @eneralftab
f6arf fritilirte, unb ieit feiner Riebers
lage mdbrenb Der 8aiferman6per in
8uBlanb, mo er ~befanntlid nit Ieinen
2euten um5ingelt unb gefangen genoms
men uurbe, iebr Der Nnerfennura Der
SpiBen bes 0eeres e%rmaneeln.
Die all 8aifer 8erebrung gepobnte
8epblferung gerlin8 bat CT 9dn3Ii6
! umseftimmt; bort lit er gar ni6t popus
The morning call., 1892-05-30
AGAINST THE JAPANESE.

Denis kearney Denonnces Them as De-
mOrAlizing the Labor Mark0t.
Denis kearney appeared on City Hall
avenue yesterday afternoon and delivered
an energetic address against japanese i'm
migration. He said that in 1877 small
number Of people had met at the same place
to protest against the slave importation of
Chinese. That opposition grew and was
successful, resulting in the passage of an
exclusion act, which is on the statute books
to-day.
The speaker said that the city and State
were threatened with a new evil in the
shape Of an undesirable population, which
was just as bad and deadening to labor In
its effects as are Chinese. He referred to
the alarming and rapid influx of Japanese
at this port. He said that when the Chinese
had free entry only one steamship line ran
between the Pacific Coast and the Orient.
Now they were four lines, the Pacific Mail,
the Northern Pacific, the Canadian Pacific
and the Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Company. Japan could easily spare several
millions of her population, and the means
Of dumping them into California would be
the steamship companies, which were al
ready drumming mp the business.
The speaker said that the Japanese were
brought TO this coast under the same system
Of peOnage as the Chinese formerly. He
next spoke Of the japanese as a means of
demoraliZlng the labor market, and held
that the mass OF girls and boys now out Of
employment could attribute their condition
TO the influx Of japanese. lie went into
some details as TO how cheaply the jap
anese would work, and said he had proofs
that many Japanese would work six months
and year for their clothes and the priv
ilege OF attending school. He thought that
1t was outrageous that the citizens of San
Francisco should pay taxes TO educate the
youth Of Japan. There was hardly school
The morning call., 1892-05-30
PHILO WHITES MEMORY.
A Zine Monument Erected Thereto in
Laurel Hin Cemetery.

Fine Monument Erected Thereto IN
Laurel Hin Cemetery.
There was a large gathering CT Veteran
Odd Fellows, pioneers and ladies at the
Laurel Hin Cemetery yesterday afternoon
TO witness the unwilling of monument
erected to the memory Of the late Phlo
White. The ceremonies were under the
auspices Of the Independent Order CT Odd
Fellows and the Society of Pioneers, and
were opened by a short address delivered by
A. =. Black, the noble grand of San Fran
cisco Lodge No. 3, ]. 0. 0. f., and the sing
ing of the opening ode Of that order.
The monument was then unveiled II is
composed Of white bronze. the metal which
ia so fast supeTseding the granite ana stone
funeral monuments throughout the East.
1t is without doubt the largest and finest
specimen or metallic monumental work this
side Of the Rocky Mountains. a majestic
pedestal, surrounded by an Urn, with the
frateTnal signs of tie ''all-seeiug eye" the
"wheat-sheaf," tie California bear" the
open hand" and the three links, signifying
friendship, love and truth, standing In bas
relief, now stands uncovered to the memory
Of one of tie most respected citizens of san
Francisco.
1t is inscribed on the western side as fol-
lows: In memory of Phil0 White. born in
Oneida County, y. J., April p, 1892; died
February 16 1891" On the north side,
Grand Representative /. O, 0. F., 1850,
to Sovereign Grand Lodge" On the east,
Member Of the Society Of California Pho
neers." On the south, "Charter Member Of
San Francisco Lodge No. 3, |. 0. O. F., in
stituted 1850" The following tributes Of
respect are craven around the four sides of
the base OF the monument: Father of the
Lodge; The tide of years is rolling on,
and argOnauts will soon be gone; I'VE
command you 10 visit the sick, relieve the
distressed. bury the dead ard educate the
orphans; Farewell, brother, we nope to
meet you in The eternal hOme.' The monu-
ment stands in the old and somewhat
neglected Odd Fellows plat and stands out
in bold and striking contrast to the sur
rounding tOmbS. 1t is finely situated, the
spot commanding a glorious view of the
picturesque country and undulating sand
dunes sloping away 10 the grand old ocean.
After the uDYeIling the assem- blage moved
under the trees, where eX-Judge j. g. Ma
euire and w. IL. Barnes addressed them in
eulOgy Of the deceased. He was described
by both speakers as a model of an upright,
charitable, generous, honorable and loyable
man, who had devoted the greater part of
blameless life to the welfare Of his fellow
creatures, aud bright example of what an
American citizen should be. After closing
ode J.. l.. Alexander. p. G.. NJ, dismissed
the gathering with prayerful Invocation.
The morning call., 1892-05-30
SHOT In THE FACE.
George Cushing, the Slayer OF Dennis
Driscoll, Shoots Youth.

George Cushing, the Slayer OF Dennis
Driscoll, Shoots a Youth.
"Odr House." a saloon that recently
opened on Market street. near Sixth, has
been the scene Of many fights and blood
letting encounters Another occurred there
at $3.50 o'clock yesterday, in which James
A. Peacock, young clerk in the Bay City
market. who lives with his family at 532
Turk street, was severely wounded.
Barney Conway is the proprietor of this
resort for young men, and the police will in
the future keep closer watch upon the
place.
This is how the ARRAY occurred yesterday
mornings James and George Peacock we're
playing pin-pOol with other youths, when
George Gushing and friend entered. The
game was interrupted by the new arrivals
and the players cautioned them to desist.
They did not do so, however, and a lively
fist fight eDsued. Suddenly Cushing drew a
pistol and shot James Peacock in the face,
the bullet entering the left side. knocking
out several teeth, and lodging in the right
jaw bone. When George Peacock rushed to
his brothers rescue Cushing fred at him,
but the bullet went over his head and
lodged in the ceiling.
Special Officer Hussey took the wounded
youth to the Receiving Hospital. Young
ItdCOCh - dbUub 10 years olu anu has III
ways borne good reputation. His Injuries
are not of fatal nature, but il may be many
weeks before he fully recO yerS.
Gushing was arrested while running from
the saloon by Officer George O'COnnell and
charged with assault to murder. After
being removed from the Southern station to
the City Prison. Cushing said he fired the
shots in self-defense. because the crowd
had Jumped" his friend Gushing is not
more than % years old. Two years ago he
was arrested for stabbng Dennis Driscoll
to death at his home on Natoma street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth. 1t was shown
however, that he had defended his mother
FROM an attack made by Drscoll, and the
jury found him not guilty Of the charge of
murder.
The Calnveras Conniv naint nina has
The morning call., 1892-05-30
BODIES In THE BAY.
The Remains of Two More Unfortunate
Taken to the Morgue.

The Remains of Two More Unfortunates
Taken to the Morgue.
The partly decompOsed remains of two
unidentified men were recovered from the
bay yesterday morning At 9:15 o'clock
the first body was found floating near
Fisherman's wharf by Antonio Oneto, a
fisherman. He tOwed the body ashore and
caused its removal to the MOrgue.
The deceased had the appearance OF hav-
ing been a laboring man and was about 50
years old. He was of medium build. five
feet two and half inches high, had dark
hair cut pompadouT dark mplexion, dark
brown mustache. The clothing consisted
of a blue flannel shirt, blue denim over
als, congress CATERS ana white merno I'M
dercl0thing. 10 the pockets were q knife
and red bandana handkerchief.
The second body was found near L0m-
bard-street wharf by Joseph Henley and
Barte CYCLIC. Deceased was middle-aged,
about six feet one inch in height and
Weighing 18J pounds. He had dark auburn
hsir sandy mustachP. blue eyes and light
complexion. The clothing consisted OF a
dark diagonal cashmere sacque coat much
worn, blue overals, blue jumper, laced
brogans and mixed underwear The only
articles found in the pockets were cent
piece and two keys. The man appeared 20
have been n lOngshOremHn.
Both bodies were placed on slabs TO
await Identification. They seemed to have
been in the water al least two weeks
The morning call., 1892-05-30

in tie city where some Japanese could not
be found. After school they would walk
down the street with American girls. A
few years later they would work for almost
nothing and take the bread out of the
mouths OF the working men. The speaker
also severely criticized the immortality of the
japanese, and said white girls should not be
permitted 10 associate with them. Before
the speaker concluded he said he would not
stop talking against the Japanese until Con-
gTess had passed a law excluding the Jap
anese as well the Chinese from the fair
domain Of the United States