, 1879-07-25

heinE Of M Informal natnro- 1t WA cl,arged
BY soma OF tic members Of tho Club tl,at tho
meeting last night Nas called in the intorosts OF
4, CLIQUE. whose objects aro not ~ {et knoNt';
night.
information was received horc yestcr1ar that
Louis bu1ltnHcr, a prominent German citizen OF
this city, died sntidcn1y last TncAday at Gull
mann, Ala, where 10 wns on visit with hts
wife. The t1eccnscd has resided hers for many
cral Agent in this citY Of tlfc Cnllman Colon-
zatton Society, which colony ha has boon 1argc-
ly Instrumental in building up. He waa most
Ecnfal and ktnd'hcartcd gentleman, an.l bis IN.
timely death causes general regret among his
large number Of frIonas-
The following order hns been issucd by Cspt.
White, Of the Railway Mall sarvice: "During
Tenn, wfll make up direct poucl.es and sacks
Of tnhil for Texas, nud label. 'Tcxaf. from
Mcmrhjs.' Thceo mails viii bo forwarded yia
st Louis eedaltn, md Dcnteon, and eIlnlo!es
Without opening them, to quarantine station at
Red River, and deliver to Quarantine authorities
to be fumlRated, after which they Will be scnt
to Denfson to be properly forwarded"
N Joseph Bartlett ysets tr Of sEo' l'vins With 18th
sevsrely T not fatally Injured At o'ctoek e. 5es.
ani the injured boY, togetlicr With scyernt
others, was playing about tllc wagon: The horse
started up suddenly, nnt thr little follow, fall
Ing beneath the wheels fractured his law, and
got severe cash, which extends from bin fore
head to tho chin. Physicians who attended
him at hts home do not think ho will reGovcr.
Tie Baltimore te Ohla Railroad has adopted
plon Of scnling out tha weather bulletins 10 CO.
upcrntfnn with the United States Signal sorvico.
The Indications nrp received at a. III. each day.
enffr frnrrnNhei n1nnr fn r1HH. 1}r he Nf1 ri
ntap, which Is posted up III the railway atatos7,
a,,u tlc ualal indications, tho farmers ure able
tn judge 81 the proBpecta for good or bad
weather., Ihcae renorts aro now aent 10 nlnc-
il tho scheme proves 10 be as much Of a sue
cess ns is anticipated, the number OF stations
will I,a rapl1y Increased. This action Is grnttl
tious on the part of the Baltimore Il Ohio Kafl-
road, but It is hoped TINT other companies will
follow their example.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hedges Writ, daughter OF Mr.
fsanc a. 1letlgcs> Of St. Louis, died Mt her rcsi-
denco, 85GG West Washington strccs, in this city,
July d. Mrs. Writ wns born In St. Louis, Oct,
g. 1870 received her education In Detroit, Mich,
n,d - 1873 go 'W1 W2s asrsa t In ths Gty Of cnctn
last February in this dtY under very peculiar
hlltl distressing circumstances.
Mrs. Writ from child showed great energy
md forro OF character, tlscllarging every duty
las ne to es WITH {snark1oo aaef!y
Of this cfty, and has been for several ycars
faithful nnu consistent member OF Centenary
II. Il. Church. Foe THE past live years sue ins
been actsvcty engaged in the temperance work,
niul was the first to call public meeting tn the
"CrusadeH renchcd this city. The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, Of. which slo was
n must honorcl member, found her Always
ready to md md help on the work 10 tho utmost
AHN
no trial o. difficulty complained Of no sacri1ce,
hut steadily, at,tl with purpose that dominated
her whole befng, tol!cd on wtf, thu earncstness
Of her nature tn efforts to "rescua the perish
Ing :" AMI to "llft up tic fo1leu."
Mrs. Writ received her Temperance rgfnct.
plies, when child, from her father, WHO has
t,cen nil Ills ltc i strong advocate Of the
cause. a host Of fricntla mourn her death.
for sh8 flNs ebdcarcd many to her by her
patient yct forccful life unticr the most try
ing circumstances That could possibly coEne 10
one.
sto tIas BEEN great sufferer for months
from disease TINT no medical skill could
reach. is Jesus precious TO you'll" was asked
sse1 ss ss tspe S''orS sS passed a"'' and the nj"
Sim manifested great PLEASURE II, having her
friends visit hor during her illness, and en-.
iore.t ttM sfuEinE md rfaycr in her room.
"She rests from bor Iabors, but her worls
about II years Of ngu. x.
TIE TAYLOR EsrArE.
The executors Of the last yill ot Henry ".
Taylor. deceased, ,-sfcssrs. Henry +. Eames,
Henry W. King, mid Albert Kecp,-f1lcd their
ilnal accotlnt In the Office Of Tim Clerk OF the
Promto Court yesterday. 1t shows that tho
tate, IN to Juno q, Tho tlaso Of the acconnt,
were 37t1 ,5i3.5. The payments by executors
we're $.511b77.27, while the hannncc Of Cstate ro-
tatnetl by accountants a. trlatees undor the will
Is stsS,S'D07. In settling up the estate no
claim Is entered by the executors for labor por-
fnrned, ti.c only allowance dciug fur travelling
cxpu1lsGs to points In Ohio aul Michigan, al,,i
for tue salary of secretary at the rate of 0
per ycnr, While the balance of cssatp, as by ex-
ecntors final ncconnt, Is $iSS StG7, tllc amount
C. 'raytor WINS s2i0, ,Q13 L, ,--makttK total Of
$7A,8l8.S0 Deduct balance acknowledgements al md
receipts by oxtcutorSfns strEstcca.-$W, 423. 81, -
less amount received for interest on bnnla, etc,
undfsittci, .iuno Il, is7p; Is s1:s, ,G,a3o '"'''
One..hlrl 10 Mira. Taylor, salo, ,059. 10, nml two
thirds retained by trustees, $tSi, ,00l.20. OF
this amount there xns stIli dn. Mrs. Taylor, on
shows, caah received. sle,0.7; balanec, ST..
1B1.54; paia during anmo perlod,-for
Secretary, $1,000: cxpcnaes Of executors tc
as sn's a os ss' i; WIN ,s Dsstss s, fSs' =,
rIage hire, ~: total. slett.7 BALANCES, ns per
first annual account, Sl5s.,,G3aA7; srconl ac
count, sliO, ,o0. .225; third md presont account,
s4.lBl.53; total, S257. .7l5..4. Ekccsa OF dis.
hllrsctncnts oyer receipts, S.9sj,745IA. From
this deduct accrued interest OH honis. NJ
balarce. S2S4,BSa.S0. Disbursements limited
States hor,tla III hand nnl loaus\ S:'S9s8 .6o.
Ue4tuct Hobart G. Taylor's Income. $4,0T7.{l
nnd the baancp Is 1881, ,1Si.60.
THE C1rY-TIALL,