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DIED LIKE A BRAVE MAN.
Execution of C0lOma. the Cuban
Patriot Leader.

A letter from Havana to the New York
Herald thus describes the execution of An
tonic Lopez Coloma, the Cuban leader last
week.
At last the waiting crowd was hushed in
TO silerce by the music of the band playing g
that peculiar air, half dirse half quicks tep.
as it marched through the gate directly
forward. and then turning sharply to the
left took up position on the right of
here The prisoner to be shot some
fifty yards away To the music of the
band then filed out, in files of four 4Oo
men with guns at their right shoulder shift,
Who formed the usual hollow square, with
the band inside at the lower end.
Then came the prisoner with white
priest at his side and four colored acolytes
behind. bearing the accustomed lights and
other symbols of the church. Coloma wore
wide white collar and white cuffs. His
lace was pale, but his bearing was full of
&C ur2Se, without swagger. In fact a brav-
er, hindsomer young patriot never went to
his death. His bearing and appearance had
Its effect on the crowd, which became still
death.
COlOma Faced His ExecutfOners.
Once through the gate, Coloma gave a
quick look around. In an instant his glance
swept the cliffs above, and then fell to en-
counter that array of Spanish soldiers
everywhere pitiless faces, thousand
against one Two more steps he took for
ward, then, raising his head proudly, he
shouted distinctly, Viva Cuba Libre.'
About to die, he defied them all.
As the words left his lips the officer Of
the guard drew his sword, and with up
Fitted blade sprang toward the manacle,i
prisoner. But before the sword could fall
ire priest, holding up the crucitix stepped.
between Colomd ari The coward, who urew
back.
ndaunted. Colona again cried out Viva
Subi. Llbre. InlS time he was seized ami
gagged with white handkerchief tied
over MS mouth that he might utter those.
hateful words no more Then with firm
Tread he marched in the hollow square to
the spot where he was TO die Here again
there was another scene.
Colorla, when told to kneel motioned thai
he Would not. and. turning about faced the
shooting squad, intmating that he wanted
10 dle thdt way. Again the brave Spanish
ohicer drew MS sword. but the priest finally
Persuaded Coloma to kEeel down. Then the
sho's rang out, Coloma fell forward on his
lace. and another Cuban hero Law dead
shot like dog in the Laurel ditch.
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DL NCANSON BkOS. AUCTIoNEERS-
TRCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RI ESTATE. NO. 1432 NJ STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust to us. dated
May 13. 1895. and duly recorded May 20, 1895. in
Iiber No. 203O, at folio % ct seq, Of the land
rec ords of the District OF Columbia, and at the
cue ST OF the party secured thereby we, The under
signed trustees. will sell, at public auction. IN
front OF the premises. WEDNESDAY, THE
NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER, AID 1886, AT
!iALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises, situate in the city of
Washington. in the Distric, of Columbia, and desg
nated as and being all OF lot numbered fourteen
u4,, In the heirs OF ]. DavidsOn's subdivision OF
lots In square two hundred and fourteen (2l4),
per plat recorded In Liber n X, at foos 81 and
5S, of the records OF the Office of the surveyor
said District, together with the improvements.
s1sting OF Il threestory and basement brown stone
and pressed brick dwelling, No 1892 NJ st. nw.,
containing sixteen rooms and all modern improve
mentS.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
to he paid In cash. and the balance in two equal
installments, PAYABLE in and two years, with
interest at six ~, pc. centum per annum, payable
semi-annuaily from day Of sale, secured by deed
Of trust upon the property sold all cash. AT the
option OF the purchaser. A deposit OF $500 Will be
required of the purchaser at the time of sale All
"onveyancing. recr riding and nOtarial fees at the
cost OF the purchaser. Terms of sale to be
Piled with within ten days from day of sale, other
wise the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defiuling
purchaser. EUGENE CARI'SI.
AI.DIS Is. BROWNE,
no25 dads Trustees
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lBLiC SALE OF A VALt ABLE OCEAN GROVE
BOARDING, HOUSE

IlBLh SALE OF A VAII ABLE OCEAN GROVE
BOARDING HOUSE
ihe subscriber. administrator: of Martha Barnett
sss on rTEshAS s pEENE Pi1s iShaaF TEHr E m r ns
at TWO O'CLOCK Pm, all that valuable Boarding
Horse Property on the southwest corner of Olin
street and Ocean avenue. in Ocean Grove, New
Jersey The lot is 30 feet front Ocean avcnnc
ana about 10 feet deep on olin street. The Inn
go"i repair, known the OCEAN AVENUE
House containing 3? r"cns. all fully furnished.
'.roTr; % ana tn" reputation Of the house is wei"
s>ti, n,i,hsh The property VIII be sold with or
the day of sale. sale Will rUSIrIvELY be made
To close N" estate. r. rms easy.
Daniel g. Covert William II. Becrlc Of Ocean
Grove viii show the premises any who desire
Dated n" I'D day of October 1896
nsio.t2&' GEO. FRED. KRoEiII. Admr.
TK1,SIEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED IN LONG MEADOWS" AND BE,
lN'; LOTS 200, 2Ol AND 2o2
by virtue Of deed of trust. duly recorded among
the land records "f the District of Columbia. in
lil'er 1906. folio 4s9 ct seq shall sell nj
RIVE ar%r a. in front ef the pr, miss on TIL RS
t0tR ucLn X rM All d t nos" .rt..in parSi. & of of
ground. situated in the county of Washington Dis
uirt aforesaid. being lots numbered 200, 2Ol and
Meadows as per pl't recorded In Book County ""
=, folio AZ, of the records of the surveyors "ic.
OF said District, tog"le with the Improvement,
etc consisting of three two-story brick houses
Il ing street mort hpast.
Terms OF sale One-third cash. residue in Two
equal payments one and two years. respectively
per cent interest, payable s"miannrally. Sc
cured 10y the of The purchaser or pur-
s 'hasI,S' ser as ard DECD e frst on the p.1trty
post required on each house at time of sale. All
GO "@sGy'n'nG s.i ~, M etc. at c"S of pnTch"s"r Terms
trustees reserve the right to rcndvcrtisc and sell
at defaultng purchasers cost and risk.
JOHN r ARMS Trustee.
X. f. BRADLEY. Trustee.
THoS poWL1Ni Il co, Aucts. no2s-lot
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
Horses and Carriages

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Within the Bazaar, No $40 La ave-, TOMOR-
ROW tTUESDAYI MORNING. DECEMBER FIRST
AZ AL, ZEN O'CLOCK, will he sold, WITHOUT RE-
sa SahhvH 80 head Of good, useful Horses and
New and Secondhand Wagons. Traps Buggies,
SALE PEREMPTORY.
1t s. BENS1NGER. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
TUESDAY, DECEAiBER FIRST, AT SEVEN
O'clock .. Pm, all goods on which interest remains
hans nss SeSey Of ali ind Dfa
mohds, Clocks. Clothing, Musical Instruments,
,,nns' ,,ms' hSv"ivers, &c. II. G. GRoCE F. WAR
ltEN JOHNSON. AuctiOnecr. no24-
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EDWIN r. HAIGIIT, Trustee
nO.3O-d&ds 1913 F. ST nv
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
612 street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
BEING NO. 1910 f STREET SOUTHEAST.
enoer ana by virtue Of Two certain deeds Of
tust bearing dates respectively December I. 1894,
ana ana, April S5 1885, and recorded In liber No
l972 folio 35 ct se1. also Liber 200, folio 399
ct seq. resreo lively. of the land records Of
the the, DiSris, Dis, let of Columbia the unde signed trus
8f !n,, the -, premises on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
TWENTY EIGHTH, 1896. at HALFPAST FOUR
beng the west twenty tire. t2s1 seet front by full
depth of sixty go, feet OF original lot numbered
ninety Il ,0hO. with Ihe improrcments therenn .,u
consisting of frame house.
Terms 0ne-third cash, balance In and two
Years, with interest ut q per centh,n per ann,lm
secured by deed CT trust the property, or ali
ash, at the option OF the purchaser. d-ptsit
OF 500 requI ed ut the time Uf sale. AL .on
vryancing and recort.in.. at purchasers rost.
SAMUEL II. WALKER,
Trustee
MICHAEL l. WELLER,
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TIIDS. IODWI.INt. 4 CD.. AucfS mn.Ii.lnt

v!KIINIA; KNoMN AS .'IvANwoID,'' SITT-
ATE JUST WEST OF TIE AQllEDUcr
TOMAC RIVER
BY virtue m @ Of a, certain tai dec deed Of trust duly
crs OF Alexandria county in state of Vrsinu We
will, ut the request of the party sccnred thereby.
sell FIJI at 1 P1ET auis1 n on ON the PTsisss on fRAn
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. The following described
land and premises. situate in the county of Alex
''Mason's Tract Robin Ho.d.'' being seq
,rd;; to survey or subdivision Of tract Of
land known ''Masons Tract Robin Hood
said survey having been made by Lewis Carierry
in the fail of ls' and the spring of 1886 and the
same being duly recorded among the land rcca ,is
OF Alexandria county. in the said state. in Lihcr
20 a, folio So and containing 149 acres 3 rmis
and percNcs of land. less. the same being
part of a tract OF land Inherited by John Mason
from his father George Mason, and the same as
that mentioned and described by the will of William
Jewell. deceased. and conveyed to the said Abram
F. Barker in fee simple 10y Annie J. Mitchell ami
said will. and 10y En- Jewell. and being the same
land conveyed 10 the parties Of the first part to
,a tr, as ra o, now rs1 saS M Described in said
:ll the improvements. ways, easements. rights
privileges and apprtefanccs to the same belonyin:
or in any wis" aFE"rtaininS:
Terms Of sale One-third cash, balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at six
per per annum, payable s.ni-:,nn,IalIy for
cured by deed OF trust upon the property. or an
purchase money may he paid in cash a deposit of
$500 Will he required at time of sale. IL terms of
sale not complied with within ten days from
date of sale the trustees reserve the right resell
purchaser. after five days advertisement of such
ISsalG in,n in s"s w<PnPer rashsd in At the city of
JOHN b. hAsSEH; 1sss It, Trustees.
DuNCANSoN BROS. Anctioneers no1e-dts
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DUNcANsoN BROS, AUCTIoNEEns.

DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE NEW BRICK HOUSE
No. ITO X STREET SOUTHEAST, CONVEN-
lent TO THE U. 5. NAVY YARD.
BY virtue OF Il certain deed of trust recorded In
Lber No 1925, at folio 165 ct seq. one of the land
rec ors of the District of Columbia, shall sell,
in frort of tie premises, TUESDAY, the FIRST
DAY Of DECEMBER, A. ID. 1896 at FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, the west fifteen 15l feet adjoining the
e,s twenty 60, feet Of original lot three In square
nine hundred and ninety-six 1856. together with
tn" new brick dwelling thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash, balance In one
and two years. with interest at 6 per cent per an.
num- payable semi-r -rnnually. $3.50 required ut time
o. sale
ISAAC l.. JOHNSON,
CHARLES +. BENJAMIN.
Do19d&ds Trustees
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WILLIAM T.. EDMONSTON,
CONSTANTINE il. WILLIAMSON


Address No. 800 9th St NV
NATH'L WILSON, Atty. for party secured. No
622624 ST. NV. n2G-d&fs
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IFUSteC.
MICHAEL l. WELLER,
mol 4-d&ds

OTIiE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence of the rain until THURSDAY, DE
CEMBklt THIRD, 1896. hour and place. by
order of the trustees noe3O- At
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G. SLOAN 4 CO, AUCTs.. 14o7 q ST.

AT the intersection Of the Riggs and Bladens,ura
roads within two miles of Iiyattsyillc, ON
H. AND -. X. r., Prince Georges couniy. Nd
ON WEINESDAl, DECEMBER SECOND, 1896,
AT HAlF-PAST TEN AN, at the al,"ve farm,
there viii lee sold at public ion
% HEAD OF BI.ooDED HORSES AND COLTS,
NCIt DING THE CELEBRATED SrAIIIONS
ALOHA AND DUKE: FINE PEEtIiEUoN
STAI1ioNS, MARES AND pRAUGHT
HORSES: GOOD DRIVING HORSES. FINE
fpl Nc COLTS. 30 HEAD of JERSEY
GUERNSEY AND HOLSTEIN MICH COWS;
~ FINE HEIFERS OF THE SAME STRAINS:
Full. -B1DoDED CT ERNSEl Bull: 40 HEAD
OF HOGS AND SIiOATS; WAGONS. HAIR
NESS. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. MILK CANS
annRTABLE ENGiNE DC; On EXHIBITION
THREE DAYS PRItR To SALE.
Terms made known ut sale
NORMAN BFSTOR
Administrator OF the estate Of the lute T. L. RIGA
nols-dts So
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Z CO.. AUcr1oNEERs

BY virtue Of the authority contained in a certain
deed from Mary E. Gross and her husband, william
F. Gross, to the subscribers trustees, bearing
date July ninth 9th. 1895. the Subscribers will
SELL At public auction. in front of the premises
VENEER, AID. 1885, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. lot. No Sc. In q recorded subdi-
house and premises No. 1915 street ne, said lot
having frontage Of 20 feet inch by a depth Of
about Ito feet and being improved by a good two
story brick dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the balance
In two equal annual 1nstallments, payable in one
and two years. with interest at six per cent per
annum, secured by a deed OF trust on the property
sold, or all cash, at option of the purchaser. 4
deposit Of 500 required at time Of sale. All con-
yeyancing and recording at the cost of purchaser.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within ten days.
else trustees reserve the right resell ut the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
FRANKLIN II. MACkEY,
AUGUST DONATH, Trustees
RAYMOND w. MOULTON,
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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AttTIONEEItS.
Successors TO Ratclffe, Darr Il Coz
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
3lc ENI liEII SliEErI SLIrIIIEASr

sI2 FoIITif STREET sorriiEAsT. ~
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust 10 us, dated
October 20. 1893, and duly recorded November II.
ls:3 @ % IN Liher No 1SG' folio 2sS ct sel, OF the
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
we. the undersigned trustees. will sell at public
i THM nA9 F'", or OF af Sn 1876 $" At F5H
FORTY O'CLOCK Pm. the following described
ington, in the District of Columbia, and designated
AS and being The north sixteen feet by tn" full
depth of original lot numbered seven G,. In Square
numbered eight hundred and twenty ts2o,
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money
installments payable In one and two years
with interest nt slA 90 per centum per annu:n,
deed OF trust upon the property sold. all cash.
mt the option Of the purchaser. delGsit of
of sale convtyancing and recording at purchaser s
cost Terms Of sale to be complied with within
sS the @ to- resell 'FT the property att ns
risk and cost Of the defamting purchaser
Care " ,.H M9shy williams:
THOMAS G. JONES. Trustee,
no2o-d&ds ao7 Law building Baltimore. Nd.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED REAL ES-
@ TATE on ,r;,l SnuTH SIDE SIDE OF STREET kIt BE BE
dNb M eEn sTREETs f1.l.' GEoKGEr1WS rN i'' f
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly RECORDED Among
he LAM @ rSSoTs & %. Of the nis'rs, % Of & IIlu'ia m & in
a4 ton in front Of the pTsniss on MShDAf
ground. situated in that part OF said District Tor
n.rly known as Georgetown Tin square Eow num-
bered ESQ, and being part OF Lees HILL AM
dis, rihrd follows: beginning for the sLme at Il
point the south line Of Road street. distant 162
feet west. measured along said line fI',n point
OF intersection Of said south line OF Road stree
with the west line of Valley street. and running
thence south. parallel with Valley street 1863 feet
to the north line of alley IL feet wide ,runn:,
east 10 Valley street. and laid ont 10y Davidson and
X. ad for th" and benefit of this and The ad-
jciI ins property: thence west along the north
line of said alley 3a12 feet thence north parallel
with Valley street LIB feet I" he south line of
Read street and thence east along said south lin.
40 feet TO the place of beginning, containing g. I'll .
squire feet of ground.
Terms of sale: Dne-third cash. residue in two
equal payments. at and years, r.spcr-
lively, at & per cent interest, payable semi-an-
nlally. secured 10y the notes of the purchaser. and
deed of trust on the property. or all cash. OPP
ti"n of the pnrcla> 500 deposit required at
time of sale. All conveyancn-. etc, cost Of
purchaser. Terms To be complied with in II dJys
the trustee reserves tn" right rca lvertiSc and
sell. at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser.
CHAS. II. CRAGIN.
Surviving Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING; & CO., AUCTIoNEERS,
6l2 ST. NV.

NPTlTII NHt1OHaI EaIK
RATCIIFFE. SUTTON & co. Auctioneers
go Penua. ave. NV. noa6 &di,s
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OTIIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. on AC-
of the ncleIncnt weather. until SATURDAY,
THE FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A u. 1896, at
the same hour and place.
ANDREW A. LIISCOMB. Trustee"
Il TIInNlIISnN Tr,,St
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
CH4RLES CRY cor ' i
, cherry. Colored Cat-Tarm Lands Al ""'
Dollar Per Acre.

-, Colorcd Cat-Iarm Lands ~ '''
Dollar Per Acre
crr.RT.rs CITY g.. IT,. Nay - op'
.,oi ON the 25th instant az TINS pl ,,''.
...,s, rniaie entertainment WAS given
n,e ladies of WcstoNcr fars". a.
.i-.os hv their friends. The e"'eIli'''-
...+ consisted OF several songs. comic
ana continental. charadcs and ta'.eA-N'
,t,o e,,cral side shows. Among me mum
,. ,,.s a chcrry-c0lored cat the o"5
. 7 e,,nno-o iu existence. There was
f,rge attendance of spectators VINO
.oo,ro3 10 enjoy themselves ami uii"e,
s..rd that enough was made TO .F"l
1.to tho debt of painting the rec'oil'
for which e was given. ..,,
Mr. O. IT, llaskcr of your ci'y' "'.''
an Monday night. June lst. give ID sl-'.
or.icor lecture on the Great Naval i'ai-
he in Hampton Roads. m Manoah Zap
tI.- church. for the benefit or the sam. p
commencing no o'clock. heiies llH'"'S
viii be served by the ladies.
From what ] can hear and see inc
sornd-morcy men are like angels VISITS
in this county.
I soe in your paper that many pegs '"7
,~. i~suirlrr about land. Let them
r..no 10 Charles city coun.y. mere
... .rlertv az good lands for sale. Lana
s.il .orrt-diy for one dollar per acr,
for cash. This u.s. I'm reach NJ any one
h.v.yrr small thoir means.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

Irneulurg people continue 10 use SOM.
very cxtratagunt language relative I'D
Judge watkins action Boo noNe prose.
oiiina the ease of Fokey Barnes some oL
ts,r have actually gone SOD Tar as Dob iy
fhat he was bought This is point
HANK Die. as everyone acquainted Ni'N
INDIGO Watkins knows. ana u0 one VITO
has any regard for trlthfIlncss or bone
ostv would make such statement i''"
over this ls only one of the very many
ABSURD things which some OF the LAn.A-
f,,irr uronla have been guilty or.
An OF the money in the universe coD'N
80, n.,,. induced Judge Watkins to nave
entered "a uolls 9rOstqli Dad ne iN'At"s
tho woman guilty. uo is not buht mag
v.av Furthermore. che manner ODD WIZ. %
como of the LunflhIrs people tApI
tn.mselyes shows that they were anxious
go the woman should hang wh'ih'E
sine VS. guilty or not simply Deein-e
sho had been once convicted nc l''"''-
h,,r, court-house. 80 doubt mat ah'
would now Doe in hor grave hlH n't
change OF venue been granted py '"N6'
organ .,., .r,, tbeso
~, have shown only too plainly llNe
4, 10 tbinl "A person guilty that is sum-
" ~, ....,,Ii,ss OF nny facts which may
-. ,..,,,,,hf ont Dob a fair ana liuld. W.
..,.t e,,.b as the woman receiver ia
- rr1varI. and when she '"ui1
80, NO rotten in Lunenhurg. In oiher
-, d. seems th0t these people are As
w ~ yuafre because the Prince I'd
10. ia connfv Court liberated an innocent
49,. ,,h,n thoy thought she should
',.a been haneed-Farmyille Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
civ Circuit Court.

In the case OF Dietrich Brothers against
Samuel Z. Hicks garnshee proceedings
were dismissed yesterday. Similar ac-
tlon was taken in the case OF the Chester
Clav-Work!ng Company against Creed /.
Davis. and l.. NJ. Faulkner against G..
L. Halves.
The following judgments were rendered
i'm that tribunal yesterday: STANDARD
Wagon Company against j. ID. Sea0rignt'
for plaintiff. TO recover $35l.l0. Lane Man
ufacturing Company against Talbot y
Sons. for plaintiff, 70 recover Ns5l'o-'
subject 10 credits.
X. l.. TllIer was appointed trustee 81
the Clay-Street Methodist EplscoI,l
church. 10 III the vacancy caused ~ lhe
death OF John W. Jordan. j. ". Gilman
WAS appointed 10 M the vacancy III 'n S
anne trusteeship caused by the ocath
Of william J. Scott.
A suit was Instituted In this court yes yes
terlav bv Or. John Mahoney against W ~
liam Ryan and l.. +. koatt' a'uo" -0'
debt. $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
THE TOWA or CREUE.
Two Negroc, sent to Jail for stealius-Y.
VI. {. \. Excursions.


CREWE. VA, May -spccial.-Two
negroes John MadduX and Kate
Vaughan were arrested here yesterday,
charged with stealing hed-clOtles from
Mr.. W. r.. Grafton. Mr.. CraftCn's vie
died ON May 10Th, ana the hed-clothcs
which were on the bed during her sick
ness and az the time OF her death were
put out in the back yard 10 air, and
during the night were stolen. The case
was put in the hands OF Town Sergeant
Phelps. but be- did not succeed DOB making
the arrests until yesterday These per-
SONS were tried before Mayor Samuel
Williams yesterday evening. and it was
proven that Kate Vaughan stole the
bsd-ciothe5 and gave them % john
NlIdux 20 sell for her. MadduX sold
chem On Burkeviic. Sergeant Phelps
took h'm to thar place yesterday after
noon and recovered the goods. Kate
Vaurhln was given six months In the
county Jail ard John MadduX ninety
days.
The y. NJ G.. 4. ran an excursion TO
BLACKSTONE last night. but OWING 20 tho
etofrl 10 very snail crowd went ana
the Association lost $40. Another will
l,n run 90 night in order 90 make up the
arnoInt lost last night This excursion
will give the Crewe people "a chance 10
Doe present 70 the closing services or
the creIt revival which has been going
0u there for tha past ten days.
Captain D.. T. Iorhett LEFT to-day for a
business trip 20 Chase city. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
ON THERAPPAHANNOCK.
IREDERTCKsBUR WINS JfILL ~
CRY by HER NEU CENSUS.
A Reform Movement and nuch Interest !"
Jo-Days Election-Tor the Jehers'"
Davis Monument.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May II
special.-Great interest is felt in the
outcome OF the election tomorrow. a
reform movement has been inausuraied
here and the reformers have nominated
a fun Council ticket in both wards
against the present incumbents.
There is hot SIGHT FOR commemorative
Attorney between Hon. William A. Little
JrY present incumbent and Alvin J..
Embry.
The candidate f0r Mayor are W. Sey-
mour White and Josiah Hazard.
The new census OF this city has just
been completed. showing a population OF
5o-2-a gain OF So over the census OF l,.0.
The storm OF yesterday did great dam
age to trees and growing crops IN the
surrounding country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
THE ITR.fI UUKDIR.
Testimony Unfavorable to the Prisoner is
Heard.

IURAY. VA, May .-Spec.al.-The
KILLER murder case WAS resumed when the
court Convened a. haifpast o'clock this
morning. Or. l.. ii Keller was the hrst
witness. He stated that Doe was present
when tho inquest was held. and described
the wounds received by old man KILLER as
ala Or. Hudson on yesterday. lie said
that either of the wounds would have
p.ovan fatal. and that tha wound "a the
throat. IN his opinion. was made AFTER
death from the fact that there WIS abb
serce Of hemorrhage from this wound.
This poln. iu the case Will be fought
with n great deal OF energy by the DE-
fence for the reason that tho prisoner
ras stated that he carried the body or
the OLD man into the house without any
assistance.
J. !. williams testified that on the
morning OF the Inquest the prisoner tod
MIN that after he had carried the Dooy or
hts uncle n the Kitchen he fed the
stock. and Then got on his horse. ana
went and notified one OF the neisnooIs,
ard asked him 20 20 20 the house ana
watch TN be could go and notify DIS
father.
lie also told him that nothing had been
disturbed about the premises, except thdt
ne missed two crooks Of apple butter a
crock of,honey. and pair Of new ovcralls.
Mrs. Mary T.. Burner. niece OF the
murdered man. testified that tho prisoner
was az her house November lst last, tour
DAVIS before the murder and said 10 her
that he was $50 Id mad at his uncle
that he could cut his id throat.
Mr.. Alexander. for the defence. tried
hard 10 break this witness down. but IN
tho opinion of the bystanders, did not
succeed.