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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12
Grfemnmmss3eiden gutter aeaebenneu

Islander 6armer bat CUTE 0tbner,
erbdlt aber wenig @ier. neil er es nid1t
perfebt, bic guten 0tibner Don ben
i9le1tsn uusauionbern uno bios bic er.
iteren sur 3uft au bebalten. Suite 2es
aebhbner unterf@eibet ber aamm unb
Der Bart. Sc buntler f@arla9rott
bieie sur 3eit, uenn bic 0iibner @ier
legen, fino, um 10 before gierleger limb
bic 9ibuer. WitteImdBige unb fdIedte
gegerinnen baben mebr blaBrotb ge.
fdrbte 3dmme unb Bdrte, lpdbren6 ibre
Obrenfd,eibe idmusig tpeiB uub gelbs
LID rOiarotb 1T. 5oll bas 9ubu uiele
gier le9en, bann muB e8 aber aud
Salf ober @ierI6alen inter bas sSutter
gemengt erbalten; bas @ierleyen muB
9an3 aufb0ren, lDenn MIR falffreies
Tutter unb Ma6er gegeben mirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12
3,tr NDti5.
San Nntpnio. 5. Gept. '95

San Nntonio. 5. Sept. '95.
8on beute ab miro biefe &ompagnie
feinerlei 8erbinbung mebr nit elettris
i9en SeitungSbrdbten aladen, Dbne
baB fie bieielben porber inipisirt, fur
gut befuuben unb in uebereinaimmung
nit ben &e9eln BEG saTexas Survey
and Rating Bureau elm Gertififat
ausgeffeflt bat.
@5 gefbiebt bies. neil bier iebr
i6le6te unb manselbafte elettriide
ginridtungen gemadt norben finb,
bic nns piet ltnannebmli9feiten nerurs
fa6ten unb bel unierea 2unben biel
uu5ufriebenbeit DsrnOrriefen.
QBir bere6nen Die gew6bnli9en Sns
fpettionsgebubren.
Cen AntDuip @as=8ompaamie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
HERMANN WALTZ ct. al. cd.,, In the e. District sts
No. 7139. VS.. Co".. ,1t1 ne1n u"
AD0lPH SCAMITT ct. al. dieiaz District

The State Of 1eras to the Sheriff or any
; Constable of Berar County-GREETTNG
You ARE HEREBY COMMANDED, that by
making publication of this Citation in
some newspaper published in the County
OF Bexar. once in each week for four con-
secutive weeks, previous to the return day
hereof, you summon J. F. SCHNEPP, whose
residence is unknown, to be and appear at
the next regular term of the District Court
of the 37th Judicial District in and for
BeXar County, to be holden at the Court
House thereof, in the City of San Antonio,
on the first Monday in October A. D. 1895,
the same being the 9TH day of October
1898, then and there to answer a petition
and lst Supplemental petition filed in said
Court Oh the 3rd day of September 1895,
IN suit, numbered on the Docket of said
Court, No. 7139 wherin HERMANN
WALTZ and JOHANNA LOUISE WALTZ
are plaintiffs and ADOLPH SCHMITT and
J. F. SCHNEPP are Defendants wherin
plaintiff alleges as follows to-wit: Plain
tiffs seek to recover on promissory note
for $4,000, executed and delivered by de-
fendant Adolph Schmitt to plaintiff Her
mann WALTZ on September 9th, 1899 pay
able on or before five years after date with
3 per Cent interest per annum and 10 per
Cent Attorneys fee if collected by law.
SAID note was given as part of the purchase
money for lot No. 13 out of subdivision of
Block Is and fractional Block IA. Geo.
Mavericks addition to City of San Antonio.
situated in San Antonio, Bexar County.
Texas, decided by Hermann WALTZ and wife
to AdOlph Schmitt and to secure said note
vendors lien was retained on said prop
erty. Plaintiff alleges, that said note has
not been paid except the sum of $128 paid
by defendant on account of interest.
Plaintiff further alleges, that defendant
Schnepp has some interest in the above
described property, the exact nature of
which is unknown to these plaintiffs.
Plaintiffs further allege, that he residence
of defendant j. L. Schnepp is unknown to
them, wherefore plaintiffs pray for iudg-
ment for their debt and for foreclosure of
their lien, for costs etc
HEREIN FAIL NOT, but have you before
said Court on the said first day of next
term thereof this writ with your return
thereon, showing how yoH executed the
same.
WITNESS, NAT LEWIS,
Clerk Of the District Court of Bexar County.
Given under my hand and seal
~ of said Court at Office in the
SEAL City of San Antonio, this the
( ~ } 3rd day of Sept. a. D. 1885,
NAT LEWIS,
Clerk District Court of Bexar County.
By V. BEzE JR. Deputy.
Issued same day
Came to hand Sept. 3rd A. D. 1895, at
5:3O o'clock p. M, and publication of the
above Citation ordered made in the "Freie
Presse faer Teras".
JOHN P. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Bexar County, Texas
By M. F. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
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1dnsli@er Musberfa,sf.

9Bie ale Sabre, 10 finbet aud bless
mal bel uns elm gdnaliber Ansberfauf
Der Waaren su 8 pnttpreifeu n
ftatt, I'm &aum au MAIDEN fiir elm
politdnbia neues 9aser.
Wir oferiren beiipieIsmeiie: I'm.
fere $500 6erreni6ube fir unr 1925.
unfere $500 2abie8 nSrforb"s96ube
gu $l.25. 4inberi9ube bebeutenD
unter ibrem Wertbe.
Aae SGube BON beionbsrs gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine nSie84, fleines MaB. bic 800
unb $3.50 foteten. perfaufen mir iest
fur $1.25.
Spre9t por unb iiber3eugt @u1.
Cinderella 8 9ub.paIaf,
gde Soufton StraBe unb apenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12
Sad, Der 9sieieutSster

mar fetn bebarrItderer Eetnb Der bas Waenf&ense.
iHle&t behreHenben nnaetbhme, als bas national,
StimulanbmttteI, eit,tters Maseubitters, allen un.
ansensbmen GpmpiDmen, rpel&e bic EpIse BON Ger.
bauunsstei4perbeu, gerOpfuns pber gtIioitdt fiub,
gu aeibe sebt. Sphbrennen, saitrtf@es acpfpes,
appetttmanseI, e&lahofisteit, selbe Sautfarbe,
nebsltsit, bsleste 3unse nb nebeltdnbe, bic i@nel
nnb ii4,r bur& bas Httters turirt werben. @rhnb.
It9teit nnh f&nene, i&mersloie Btrtuns fnb bat
&arotterifi&e MertmaI etner Rur init bleiem Glirtr
Wis RttteI 8esen Walaria Bat eS BeItrut; SApu fei
psrtta Satren rtrb es ipeeieu basesen sebrast Gr.
fabrene derBte emrfeblcn es oufs @drmfte. Gefann
tF ietne hberrdi&eute Setltraft Bet Rteumonsmus
unb NterenIetben. sc iadrft ben appetit unb berus
btgt hberreiste @erren. Dabet TT es fur ben per.
wbbatefteu @ei&mad ansenebm ,u nebmen unb Ses
Der, Der es nod ntt fennt, iclte einen @erfuG bam
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12

IN 0en Qu9e1 DQlb entfptdelter sSutt9s
lin9e Der 8esriff oes @elbes bat. Ga
wurbe i'd gang 10 miBnlutbis uno un5us
frteben, ipie Du es beute btit, Srts!
Wo9en unb Wonate lang trug i6 metz
nen nasenoen Summer fill nit mir
berum; oann aber idiittete i'd zines
NbenOs mei1t gan3es, BON bttteritem
@eb iiberitrOmenoeS Sers por unlerer
Mlutter aus. SD erinnere mid Der
Stunoe mob 10 beutlid, fpte ipenn erit
tpenige Gage oariiber oersangen ipdren.
Sie faB an ibrer gldbmal9ine, unb in
bem bellen 9ampenli9t mar ettpaS tpie
Elm S6tmmer BON 8erflGrung auf
ibrem fanften, eolen @elt9t. Rubtg
bOrte lie mid an, ltnb fein aorniaeS
@ort itrafte mid fir bic ftnoif1e 9efz
tigfeit neiner &lasen. 9lber ulS i'd
GlleS ausselprod1en bate, mas mir 10
lange auf Der Seele sebrannt, ba err
wioerte lte in ibrer miloen, 3u 9eraen
sebenoen @eile:
sDaB Deitt Gater uns in 9lrmutb
unb Diirfttsfeit 3uriidselalien bat,
NOR ni6t fein Gerl9uloen. S9le9te,
getpifenlole Menl9en batten ietn bodz
ber5ises Sertrauen miBbrau6t unb i'm
NIT einem SdIage I'm iein ganses
8elistbum gebradt. Seine @eiunbz
beit aber mar nid]t fart genug, un1 i'm
Die idmer3li6e Gnttduiduns iiberrpin=
ben 5u lallen, er itarb i'm bu9ltdbli9-
ften Sinne bes @orteS an eebro9ene1n
SerSen. Sollen mir nun 6enen, melrbe
Die Sdulo an leinem 9obe traser, Die
@enu9tbuung 9Onnen, autb iein Weib
unb feline Ginber in Gleno unb geroer@
ben enben 5lt ieben?-S9 CLAUDE Cir,
mein Sobn, baB Du iu leiben bait;
aber obue &i unb 9eib 1T nod ME
Elm Sieg errungen lporben-unb bar>
auf, baB mir enOlid iiesen lperbeil
babe i'd ia meine Soffnungen selett.
SD peroe Did gelpiB nidt sminseu,
auf oem @Dmnalium slt bleiben unb
Did bem franfenben Spott Oeiner
Wiitf6iiler aussulesen, iuenn Gu Cir
ni6t bic araft sutrauit, i'm ldnser at
ertrageu. slber i'd perbeble Dir nidt,
baB bies cine tieftraurise Gnttdulduns
fir mid beoeutet. Sd bate nidt ges
glaubt, baB cinem Siinsling gu idper
iein wiirbe, mas zine idiuadJe Sraa gu
trasen pernlag. Nud id bin Der raits
loien Arbeit ioiuenis eewObnt eeuelen,
als Der 9erliitbi9ungen, Die eine arme
grbeiterin auf g6ritt unO Gritt eryarz
ten. Cod i'd babe 9(lles freuois auf
mid 9enommen, neil id) Cir balnit
ben gSeg gu bereiten seoad)te, Der su
Giidti9feit, Slnleben uno llnabbdnsigz
felt emporfibrt Sd wabnte. Gu Mir
oeit mir oereinlt butoertfa6 all' lneine
Miibe unS Gorge perselten ober Du
miiroeit, iuenn id) ben Gag oes Sieges
nidt mebr srleben lollte, an 0einem
f1rl6folen Oruber banoeln, lpie id) an
Dir setban. sber tpie f0nnten lolde
Trdume iiG je erfiillen, ipenn Cir
idon bot ben eriten Sinberniilen, Die
i9 an Deinem @ese nidt 3u entfernen
ocrnaa. 10 sani ber Mutb entiinft?
(Sorttetuns foIet).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12

bes MangelS an Batriotismus befduls
bigen biirfe. Ser ,gorwdrtS" lagt
in ieiner glnfmort auf bic gfebe bes
&aifers, Der ertldrt bette, bic 5ocialis
fen ieien cine &otte bon Berfonen, uns
tphr6ig bes beutf6en Namens. bic bes
iten patrioten in Deut19ldnb ieien bies
ienigen, melbe banad tra1teten, allen
Seutf6en peri6nli1e Treibeit i'm pols
ten MaBe, tuabre @lei96eit unb fdere
WOhlfabrt su perf6affen, bur9 Beieis
ttgnng beS ieBigen 5Ditens Der NuSs
beutiiu8 Der Arbeiter.
- Der ioeialiftilde Rei9stassabses
orbnete @eorg b. Boamar f9reibt in
einem 8riefe an einen SSreunb: ,gDie
ole baDrif9en 0eteranen bes &rieges
BON 1870 babe i1 bic Rei1sHagge Quf
meiner gilla am WaI1eniee aufgehiBt
unb i6 irene mid, baB i1 beute nod
bie Siege Seuti6Ianbs In iener 3eit
gu feiern pernag. @s lit Dabr, baB
eiuige ertreme Sncialiifen fd bes ga.
tionalsgefibls unb bes patriotismus
entduBert baben. 0ie grcBe Mafe Der
Socialifien belpabrt iebo9 bic Gefhble,
senen 0err 9tuer in 10 fdbiger Weiie
4usbrud oerlieben bdt.
- Giirf bon Sobenlobe 2angens
burg, Der Stdttbalter Der &ei9slaabe,
bat i'll Siebenbofen. 2otbringen, cine
benerfenspertbe &ebe gebalten. @r
bat fid) entf@ieben segen bic pNerars
Semagogie4 ausgeipro9en.
= Nus Berlin uirb beri@tet: gis
nige Der gum Wan6per ausgerudten
8atai0one bes @arbe Corps linb nit
einem umgearbeiteten 8emebr.WobeG
1888 ausgeriiltet. 8ei bieien @epeb.
rem 1T bas SdloB unb baS Magaain
sednbert. Sas Msasasin febt ni6t
mebr aus benz 5Gaft beraus, 10 6aB
es aeaen baS @inbriugen BON 5ano
nnb S6muB seidabt 1T. auBerbem
TT eine neue Silireinri9tung on ibnen
angebra6t, bic bas 3ielen auf gr0Bere
Diftanlen erIei9tern iol. Sc mad benz
Nusfaa Der 8eriu9e nit bieier nenen
Worri9tung pirb bic Militdrpermals
tung fid enti6eiben, ob bic Genberung
bss Mobeas 1888 cine bur6sdnsige
iuerben ioll.
= Die bielbeipro9ene S9mGbs
Sni9rift gegen bic 8erliner Stabtbers
orbneten unter benz vaameels &elief"
In ber 3aiier Wilbelms@ @ebd9tniBtir9e
III nunmebr burh einen 8ilbbauer nit
6hIfe bes WieiBels entfernt worben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12
California . .sssetne.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm grobes ga.
ger BON feinen California @einen bel
9errn 5. S. Meper am 9llamo
Blaaa. 0err Nteper iu9t bic Meiue
on Ort nnb STEELE aus unb famft bireft
aus benz Seller Der @einaii6ter. 9Is
sntem &enner gelingt es ibm tets, Die
beften Sorten ausauwdblen. gr fanu
feline &unben unb Tamilien nit einem
gllten 5ropfen perfeben. &otbz uub
Weib Weine in oor5igli9er QnaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 her GaQoue - frel
ias SaaS aeliefert.
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Nyeattbtes Srptbers, ,

Gleif&sr. 9Oufon< StraBe
2ieferu bas por5asli9fte @inbs, 59afs
unb @9neinefeif@. g peaialitdt.
SungeS &albfleii d. Nae Sor'
ten BON Wurif. Std, 9luitern, Sc,
fliigel, Wilb.
8elteuungen uerben in irgenb eiuew
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abseliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12

Gppleb's 8egifter, No. % Mlamc
8la5a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
WbiSfep, bic beiten gemii@ten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausge3ei9nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @isarren
unb tets frif6eS Bier. Ser gisentbis
mer. Soc Goolep, nerifeht fein Gei9dft.
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9as nene snne= Star> e;5aIuis.

Sas meme yDne=Star> paluis.
ISie iid) Die fleiH'sen 9anne regem,
gSie iitb baS tummelt itnberipamot,
gSie iie oa flOpfem, binntern, ,isem
lIto miifsis bleibet feine panb.
wsit mad1t'scn Guaberm id,iuerbelaitet
Srifft gSagen Sa MN 0Sagen Elm
ltno nimnerbar tpirS bort aeraftet
gSemn bod iic, auftbiirmt steim amf
Ssein,
ltmb iueld,em 3fpede = ippllt eSbr
fraaen,
Scr ftplsc San getpiomet fei2
0as' lit, id5 tptu's ipfort Cad ia8en
Nte ttette "L0ne Stars SraNerei
frDnt erft VOllenSmns Sas 8esianeR-
Sci meinem @prt, Id, fab eS germ 3
9antt flattert BON ben b6d3ffem 3inne,t
Sic Jabne NIT ccm sinsel= =gtern.
Nf% .
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@mnbreije 2iuefte.

Sefet bic Dsri@ieosnen @eIesenbeis
ten, fur welde bic
Siiblide pacific - gunfet ssaan,
rebusirte &unbreiie=8illet,e nad) Sflis
den Bldgen perfauft.
@onciaDe 3empelritter, 8olion,
Wfaf. Sine &ate ftir Die @unbreife
T. bis ~. @nauit; siiItis big gum s.
October 1895.
Megen ndberer @inaeIbeiten fpea6et
@n@ on ben nd6ften 3idet Wgentsu
Dber on
@.W. 8ein. 2.eS. Barfs.
Sraffie Manager. M.@. %. & S.N.
9oufon. aeT. 0oulion. Seq.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12
3rimft SpaanD'S Gbee.

9auft bel 9olIanh Cure q e.
w iiraG ariinen 3affee &C. &c.
233 Wefz@ommercesS StroBe.
SeIepbon 311.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12
YaNa8es8iaette aaer Mrt
" ad unh Don GnreYa.
3piiebeube6ss&aten mieoriger ais
ie Sitbpr.

SEPT 1T bic 3eit. 5ideis gu faufeu
unb 8ernanbte unb Befannte aus Der
aIten 9eirratb beriibertommen3, u, IaKen.
Meaen genauer Snformation menbe
man fi6 on
Mr. @. s. 0pmnG
@enerals spaffasiersa sagent ber Nallorp
Dampfer 2inie.
523 Gait 9ouiton 6traBe, San I'm.
tonic, Seras.
Offi3ieller Mgent fur alIe earopdis
i6en Sampfer 2inien.
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Ser dronif9e aratebIer iif nod am
2eben, aber es giebt melt ipeniger sSdlle
BON Grouiiden 8erbauungsbeidme
ben al8 friiber. Die Sa6e If bic.
6aB 10 piele 2eute in Der lebten 3eit
Simmons 2iper Regulator genom,
men boben unb baB bic nun gang bon
bem lebeI gebeilt limb. 8ieIe 2eute
nebmen aus bemielben @runbe nod
isBt Simmons 2iper.aesulator, un6
aud fie tuerben baIb gebeilt iein. ,@s
II bic bette Meoisin". Mrs. 6. Raine,
Baltimore, Mb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-12

9onD ssanit's Eeitaurant unb Nus
iternbaus. ST. 2ouis. prominente
Yiirser unb Grembe aus allsn Welts
tbeilen tonnen Bier eHgetroifen tuerben.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

am authorized to offer either FOR
SAI.E OR EXCHANGE FOR OTHER
PROPERTIES IN THE CITY OR ST.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. No.
5ie north First street. between Clay
and Leigh streets.
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. No.
tween Leigh and n. streets. Lot %
feet front
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos. 81
and s3 north ST. Paul street. between
Baker and Duval streets.
BRICK TENEMENT, No. 5ls north
Thirteenth street, between Marshall
and Clay streets
DETACHED FRAME STORE. No. 1871
north Seventeenth street. opposite
shops Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS. adjoining
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING, ad.
FRAME TENEMENT No. 2727 o street.
between Twenty-seventh and Twenty
FRAME TENEMENT, No. n2 Mayo
street. between Franklin and Ross
DETACHED FRAME DWELLINGS.
Nos. 70i 7os. 7OS, 40. and ~ north
Thirty-first street. between NJ and "
streets
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. with
stable and other improvements. on
Th!rty-first. between r and S streets.
Lot s. feet front. Sell either dwell
Ing with or without lots--30 feet on
each side OF dwelling.
TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS on
Twenty-fourth street, opposite Fair
mount"
VACANT LOTS OF &c FEET on Twenty
eighth. between Y and s streets.
VACANT LOT OF 90 FEET on Ninth
street beyond Leigh street
These properties will be sold on very
liberal terms. and will take pleasure In
showing same.
WHAT HAVE you TO OFFER?
H. A. McCURpY,
Real Estate Broker
IA eo-lt north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Mis- Icich,A Phantom Party.

WEST POINT, VA, January l9.-(Spe-
cial)-Miss Katherine Standardization
and Miss Georgene Channing-Leigh were
"at home" TO their friends on THURSDAY
evening last, the occasion being a phan-
tom party. given by Miss Christian In
honor OF Miss Leigh. The parlors were
tastefully decorated with palms and
other choice plants, making unique and
exquisite result. The electric lights were
shaded. and cast weird light ON the
ghostly being assembled. and after an
hour spent in interchange OF ghostly ex-
periences masks We're removed and dane
ing INDUCED in until refreshments were
served on small tables In the style which
characterizes every entertainment by the
hospltable hostess. Among those present
were Mesdames Green. Palmer. Marston,
Coupland. Puller. Leigh, and Christian;
Misses Quincy. Lindsay. Cavan, Johnson.
IIealy, Carleton, Palmer. Henley, Roy.
Ellen. and Matsie Gatewood. Wellington.
Leigh, and Christian. and Messrs. Bell,
Bland. Quincy. Lindsay. Green. Smith.
Walker, Edwards. Hughes. Crttenden.
Palmer. Hudgins, and DR.. Derkens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

Huddleston were quietly married last
wednesday afternoon. at the home Of
the brides parents. In Cumberland coun-
ty Both are residents OF Cumberland.
Rev. Letcher Smith was the officiating
clergyman. and only few friends wit
messed the ceremony.
Miss Hattie Paulett and her little
brother, I.andcn. children OF Mr.. and
Mr.. II. c. Paulett. are very sick. the lat
ter quite dangerously SO.
Mr.. Benjamin =. Smith. an aged and
prominent citizen OF Buckingham county.
died Wednesday. and was buried at the
old homestead burying-ground the next
day.
The working Of Prince Edward roads
last season with convict labor. though
tried "a an experiment. proved so sue
cessful that our Beard OF Supervisors are
determined TO make effort looking TO their
unemployment; The roads were never In
as good condition during any winter sea-
son a. at present. and the cost to the
county for their Improvement was more
than one thousand dollars less than when
they were worked under the old law.
which has been declared unconstitutional.
MUSICALE.
Miss Belle Johnson, Farmville's accom-
plishod muslc-teacher. gave a delightful
musicale last evening with selected
number Of her scholars. The affair was a
brilliant one, upon which large crowd
OF the elite OF the community attended
a number OF ladies OF this place
shipped this week TO the Nebraska suf-
ferers a two-hundred pound box contain
Ing many articles OF wearing apparel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
MISS sTEVeNsoN's REMAINS.
Religious Services-ralI- Bearers Depart
ure-. Gard of the Parents

ASIIEVlLLE y. @, January lo.-(Spe-
ea')-A bricf religious service. conducted
D. TIE Rev. r. r. Campbell, Of the Pres
byier,ln church, was held to-day over
the remains OF Miss Stevenson in the phi
vate parlors lately occupied by TIE Vice
Tres.lcnt's family al the Battery Park.
All were attended hy a number OF our
b citizens; after which the Casl;et was
convey 1 o the depot ami placed Ia the
private car, kindly placed at the dis
possl OF the family by " T. ingalls,. Of
RI Big roI.. The pal-bearcrs We're
aievor r. W Patton. Hon. Thomas -.
Johnston. Postmaster j. t.. Kerr, Coi4ec-
tor Melvin l.. Carter. l.. l.. Nc'<'esiclt.
IT. CHARLES :. jordan. AMI Joseph w.
Gtuler. The ear was attached to the
rel1ilur wezt-bouni train. and LEFT at 800
). II. The following card from the pa
,eri2 Il Miss Stevenson appears IN ms
afternoons Citizen:
"Berorc starting upon the sad journey
q o.- distant home we cannot ioGpe@r
tre attcap. - give expression OK our
,f.-egl appreciation OF the many S"eet
sourtcsles slpwn us by The c.uzeas OF
A.nc,t.c. al. memory OF these KIM
,e.-e. We " che. $50 io inr AtFS, hour'
4, a. our PRAYER that hands as gentle as
,hoEc thnt admin .erel 10 cur loNei one
~Nl so,the tae Jas, hours OF each ana al
40 remembered her in our great sorrow
"Slgnep ...,.
"ADLAI z. STEVENSON.
"IETiA GREEN SrtNFNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

strung condition. The man Is = complete
wreck. so sudden has been the shock OF
exposure ana Imprisonment. lie was Wis
ited carly by friend. who TOOK to
MIN the morning papers giving tie full
details OF his remarkable crime. He de-
MED himself TO reporters. His carly visi-
tor, when seen. said the prisoner was
IN most forlorn condition. He was ma
tura,ly u man OF nervous temperament.
and his misfor,unes had worked him up
TO plt.sbie condition.
Qulgley's lawyer j. ". Caldwell. had a
lengthy consultation with him this morn
ing. The prisoner IL 10 he sentenced on
Wednesday by Recorder Con. and az he
has already pleaded guilty and made a
fun confession, there remains nothing fur
Their for him 10 do, but 10 settle his ar
fairs before his removal TO the state
prison. He has pleaded guilty 10 forgery
In the first degree. for which the maxi
mum term Is twenty ye5rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
TERRIBLE FATAL ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Booker Fell from Ills Wagon and Was
Dragged Until Dead-Personai.

FARMVILLE, VA, January ls.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. p. Il. Booker. OF Cumberland
county. met with an awful death yester-
day afternoon while on his way from
Farmville to his home. He had been to
this place with a load OF tobacco. and
was alone driving an empty two-horss
wagon. When near Antioch Station, on
the F'ormville and Powhatan railroad he
fell over on the tongue Of his wagon. His
foot was caught In the stay-chain, and
he was dragged. head downwards, for
fifty or one hundred yards. when a Sec
tion-hand on the railroad came along.
and stopped the horses. Mr. Booker was
taken from beneath the wagon, and
then II was the awful discovery OF his
death was made. He was man about
30 years of age, and was a son OF Mr..
Samuel Booker. who for some years
was a deputy sheriff OF Cumberland. 1t
is thought that the unfortunate man had
been drinking too freely. and. falling
over behind the team, was unable 10
extricate himself. The horses were not
the least frightened, and when they were
overtaken were walking at their usual
gait. az II nothing had happened The
remains OF the dead man were sent In his
wagon TO his home. a little beyond Cum
berland Courthouse.
TRAYLOR-HUDDLE
Mr.. Ado Traylor and Miss Matte Kate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
by J. II. Elan q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lib Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
LARGE AND wELI-LocATEp WEST
END LOT,
13sxl25 FEET,
WITH -FOUR NEAT AND COMFORT
ABLE SMALL DWELLINGS
THEREON,
ON THE SOUTH LINE OF BLAIR
STREET BETWEEN RANDOLPH
AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
NEAR OLD RESERVOIR.
In execution Of a certain deed 70 the
undersigned trustee. dated April 6, 1898,
recorded in Deadlock l2 3. page 200,
Henrico County Court. default having
been made In the debt secured, and be-
Ing required so TO do by the beneficiary,
will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on
MONDAY. JANUARY q. 1898.
at ( o'clock +. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described In said deed. II being the land
above referred TO, fronting lSS feet on
the south line OF Blair street between
Randolph and Washington streets. ana
running back between parallel lines ~
feet to an alley about IS feet wide, with
the four frame dwellings OF about four
rooms each thereon. and which VIII be
sold either as o whole or In separate
parcels. AZ may seem best at time OK
sale.
TERMS: Cash a. 10 expenses OF sale.
any unpaid taxes, and the sum OF $2s.5o.
with interest thereon from January =,
1885; upon credit as 10 the sum OF N.y.S 30
till April g. 1895. and as to the residue,
Y any. upon terms 70 be a amor ,e az az
given for the deferred payments. with
Interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. ]. Il. ELAN. trustee.