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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-14
Weather Notes.


The lowest temperature here this morn
ing was Az, and the range yesterday was
40 to COZ.
We had twenty-mile nor'wester here
this morning, and Kansas and Iowa had
it thirty miles from the same quarter
Much colder weather is promised by tn,
Signal bureaus bulletin all over this sec.
ton. The barometer will rise while the
skies will continue clear for a period.
Pie fainfhn here yesterday and last
night was nearly half an inch, and it was
raining this morning at Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati and Pittsburg, while
Chattanooga also had a shower last
night.
Broken clouds travelled over this section
at lively pace in the early hours this
morning, and they were of the order
known to mariners as "Aying scuds."
During the forenoon they disappeared
entirely, and the sunshine was clear and
unobscured.
Up in Wisconsin this morning the Their,
mometer was 200 below freezing point, and
it was freezing cold all over Iowa, Da
kota and Nebraska, the wind being strong
from the northwest. Texas enjoyed a
mild norther, but the breezes were mainly
from the northwest, all the way from the
Rocky Mountains and the lakes to the
gulf.
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weighing Of Loeb into the store Of Blass.
where he was SGT upon and assaulted b.
the fighting brothers. Amer q patien,
hearing Of the evidence, which was close
y sifted and thoroughly analysed BY Eve
lawyers, the Squire required Joe BIAS 70
give security to keep the peace in bond
Of Ave hundred dollars, and bound him
over in a bond Of $3.50 to appear before
the Criminal Court, to answer charge of
assault and battery on Mr.. Loeb.
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HOUND OVER


For the last three days Esquire Elem,
ming's court has been occupied by a
crowd Of Hebrews, intent on the issue
Of the case pending before his Honor Of
L. Loeb vs.. Gus and Joe Blass, all being
clothing vendors Of Beal street. The
facts developed something like a conspir.
aey on the part Of Blass Bros. to terror
we and crush their rival house OF Loeb,
eliminating on Saturday last In the In.
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Jndge David Park MADDEN. on
Account Of the chill in the
Outer Air, Hakes 10 warm
For Evil Doors.

I'm In hurry this morning, boys.
This sudden change In the weather
caught me mapping. and I'm without my
buffalo robe. l feel all right inside (the
effects Of cup Of hot Tom and jerry but
the wind blows through this suit and
threatens 10 give me an ague it. Let me
tell you lawyer fellows something.
don't want to hear any long winded
speeches to-day. This room is
too cold, and l can't afford
TO catch case Of pneumonia II
you learned Blackstonians will chip in
and buy a stove and the necessary fix
lures, / will see II put up In proper shape,
and the city shall furnish fuel, but IL not,
then you had better collect fees from your
clients beforehand. Major Hedrick, open
up court, and let's get to business. You're
hoarse, you sayf Then you had better
resign your official position. Maybe the
clerk has a good voice. McNulty, you
please sing the usual opening ode.
Charles Hobbs laborer from Madison,
Ark, on visit here, got drunk, was ar
rested and given nights lodging, fol-
which charge of e was made, but the
same held up on promise that he would
return home and 20 To work.
Richard Howard, from Lexington
Ky. got on a drunk while viewing oul
beautiful city. He was fined 81, but will
liquidate by working eight days on The
gang.
Nick O'Brein and Jack Devine, labor
ers, got gloriously booty, and during the
nexts days will sober UP and do business
for the city.
Sarah Davis, for street walking
drunk and using abusive language was
sent to the stone pile for She
was only released from the pile day oil
two since.
John Dennary, drunk and sleeping on
the sidewalk, not being able to pay 81 fol
the privilege, win be kindly taken care o.
and work for the city during the ensuing
days.
Tom Flood, another plain drunk, wa
in a better condition financially and paiC
50.
Colonel Saltmarsh this morning turneC
over 10 Judge Hidden Sl0625. mittimu
collection made yesterday.
For the accommodation Of tramps wht
usually visit this metropolis during tn,
holiday season, the authorities are having
a nice front room furnished in plain style
and for the stone pile gang three extrl
cells are being built
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BOshwItz Bros,
90 Corner Main and Jefferson streets
NnfIna.

There will be grand oyster supper
given at the Union Aid Hall, on Wash
ington street, near Orleans, on Friday
night, 18th, for the benefit of the society
The public are invited. Come one, com,
all. Admission, l0'; children. &c.
MRs. MARY MATsoN, President.
N. Warheld. Secretary.
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mWiIIPnn Ynn

To call at Boshwitz Bros who are offer
ing this week line of goods for les
money than they have ever been sold il
this or any other city. Mems al WOO
cashmere pants, beautiful designs, at 81 g.
and 81 Is; a new line Of fashionable suit
all wool, at $40 and Sl2 good heavy over
coats, all wool, So so, handsome style 0
overcoats at 81 80, worth fully double tn
money, mems fancy wooden shirts AM
drawers at $3.50 suit, former price
Is IS; mems elegant cardigan jackets 81
gray heavy blankets, large size, SOC, 81
and 81 % a pair; ladies cloaks 81 50 an
81, and many other goods at sledge ham
mar nricps
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Nc ApproachInr EIeclion.

The election Of three Of our Taxing
District Commissioners IN January is Of
more importance 10 our city than Any
other election that ever summons them to
thsipolls. The bsst people'shOuld interest
themselves in selecting the best men for
the positions. Best is strong word, and
In addition 70 Office holders, Il slso applies
TO the fine liquors at the Walnut Palace
Saloon, 81 Beal street.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, December IA, 500 p.m.-
Cotton IN moderate inquiry freely sup
piled. UplAnds, l3-l6d orleans. 81.
Sales to-day, 10000 bales. Receipls, 81
900 American, $4,000. Futures weak.
Manchester duh and tending down.
NEwORLEANs, December IA, ll,8OAm.
Cotton quiet and easy. MiddlinR. loo.
Sales to-day, 1000 bales. Receipts l3 76C
bales; At Galveston, 1855; Mobile 2Gae,
Charleston, 2236; Norfolk, 47ib.
NEW YoRK, December IA, 1870 D m.
opened easy; now dull IT I Ice cheaper
on all classes. Ordinary, l0c; good
ordinary, 97l6c low miSdling, 10 1916;
middling l07-l6o; good middling, lOll-
l6c middling fair, II 5-l6c; fair, IL Lice.
Futures steady At 2 70 8 points below zee.
terdays closing prices.
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ToR SALE EVERYWHERE. ASK EoR IT.
the GRAND, FRAGRANT & IMPROVED
-KO-KO TuIu-
Chewing Gum.
Tha rhrinfmaa NnnnI,

ofchoice estables at the Shelby street
meat market, corner Of South street, will
embrace as great 8 variety rs can be found
elsewhere in the city,
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ADJUSTMENTS.



On Monday next st. Peters Bazaar Il
to open at the Knights Of Innisfail hall,
to continue through the week, and the
one following. Active preparations are
making 10 insure the success Of this fessi.
val, and among the novelties win be
"wax hggen," Characteristic speech by
Judge HAdden, a daily issue Of the
"Bazar-Gazette, and many other feat
ur.s ofinterest
The HanIOn Brothers.
The renowned Hanlon Brothers are 10
open at the theater here next Monday
night. They are immensely funny, per
form marvellous antics and assume various
guises which never fail TO electrify their
audiences. It has been something more
than a decade since the Hanlons per-
formed their feats OF dexterous agility at
the Greenlaw 0perahoufe here, and they
are likely 10 receive q cordial welcome on
Me occasion Of their return
Minnie Madden.
The fayorite and charming artistic Min.
ME Madden appeared at the theaier last
night in her popular play Of "Juanita, 4"
and she acted with tho same magnetic Of.
feet which has rendered her SO popular to
theater goers here and elsewhere, The
supporting characters we're cleverly per-
formed by the company. Tonight Min
ME Madden will appear as Frou-Frou,
character she interpreted so acceptably
on Wednesday evening, and tomorrow
at the matinee she repeats the Puritan
Maid, closing her successful engagement
ola week tomorrow night with "Jua.
mia
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HoIIdaY Goods.

Beautiful line Puff Boxes, In
FAINT Sets, Mirrors and Whisk Brooms al
W. II. Seabrook, 3 Main. SO
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Heating and Cooking Stoves,
eheaPeatin the city. A.KOhIbry
Il 90, 80 Main Street. s7i
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NEW and second hand stoves for sale q
~ saml Gabay, AIT, 100 10 as Shelby It
Memphis. 6f 3. GABAY
DOR cash or trade for real estate, one Go,
y mare, buggy or saddle. at Keck's stable
% W PARADISE.
NHlC&ASAW Guard. Key West cigars lO
" straight-'he equal Of any l5c cigar In TN
country. l. SAnELsos 4 Co., 80 Main a.
WWO-story brick dwelling, No. s9i Cour
i street eItsnded, recently occupied By X
HERON. In complete order; first. class Il
every respect, Apply TO J L 0liver,at Wood
ruff a Oliver. 6li
OLD TYPE METAL-Better than Rabbit
" for machinery. at Lsdser Office. I
le0 ACRES good land near city; also CIT
wv tage in CITY: lie A Chase. % Front
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MO. 1o6 Union. story brick.
IN Pontotoc, near Causey, 1900.
Webb place. near Mcdehee Station. gsOt
house, rooms and acres ground, Sll00.
white place, on Boulevard. house rooms
nice grounds. acres.
No. 2o6 Union street, two story brick, Gle
CANT neighborhood; very cheap.
Desirable building lot on Boulevard, q
acres fronting on Boulevard next west and
adjoining graig't, running through 10 Unior
avenue. VIII sell part OF all
Two nice cottages on Linden street.
Nos. Zl3 rs Poplar street; on long time.
Three lots In Stephens sub div. near Curve
Store on Main street, bet Union 4 Monroe
ktorehouse on Madison. bet Front 4 Main
Dwelling on Madison. near Fourth street
Tenement 7@ Main street, on lot 66xi3,
Desirable building lOt,cOr Adams & DunlaI
Beautiful lots In Preston subdivision. COuf
extended.
stock farm Of 100 acres, al 10 fne grasses
place divided into lots, goOd Improvements
near town.
$50 acres, miles out on Pigeon Roost road
81 Marshall avenue, cottage, for 5000.
Cottage near cor Forth and Looney. for 500
Nos. lB lbs Causey. near Vance, sllO0.
II. f.. GUIUN, Agent,
10 Madiaoufrfraef Manrhts
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The PUBLIC LEDGER ,Jo5
Printing C1icc and Biaderg IS
now located at II Union street and
ready for an business Offering,
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BElAGh'S
Buy your
TOYS
Of US. More for 81
than elsewhere for 81, Of
BEJACH'S.
TO-day's RInrkefs,

The Merchants Exchange telegram to.
day noon from Chicago quotes crs At
81 20 and unchanged from last night;
mess pork $3.50 end l5c up; lard g 90
and Ike up; corn, 80 and Nc down; wheat
81 and lc up. Atst Louis oats we're 81
and 10 up crs steady at 81 25 corn, 47l
and 70 down wheat, lO2 and llc up.
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F0R XnAS.
RUGSi RUGU
Just Received .
Rev line of Fur Rugs,
In Fox, Wild Cat and
Mountain Lion.


Mountain Lien,
With Heads Complete.
T. A. WRIGHT d CO.,
Under the Peabody Hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-18
GOLDSMITH BROS.
ia ELM STREET.

Spring is close at hand and opening fresh styles
and new mpoaons daily yet the next two weeks are about
do feel the need of lighter fabrics They want
to see the goods but not ready purchase If
would be busy must extraordinary efforts and present
special attractions We do like see trade dull and
knowing ladies who need or soon expect to need Dress Ma
erials, Laces Embroderes Shoes or Underwear
Hosiery always the lookout for Goldsmith Bros
Bargains and read advertisements and after purchasing
our Bargains they always find they have saved money
THIS is WHY WE HAVE
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Came in ColllsIon.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March 1.-Two
freight trains of the Chicago & Alton & Iii.
nois Central came into acollision at Normal
yesterday. Eight Alton cars, loaded with
cattle, and the Illinois Central engine and
several cars were thrown from the track.
Some OF the cattle were killed and the cars
all badly wrecked. Tho cause OF the acct
dent Is not determined, but 1t Is believed 10
be some misunderstanding OF signals.
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WIN Get Through .

CINCINNATI, March l7.-At meeting OF
the creditors of paremann \ Pau, to-day.
Judge Hoadley stated that the assets were
over 100000; liabilities, $i6S,OOO. The
firm, between now and August, would have
to raise $9S7 900 to pay the government tar
on whisky coming out of bond. The meet.
ing appointed committee to report Mon
day the best course for the creditors.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE steamboat
Grand Isle, which took tho place Of the
late, fazoo at the Bayou, Macon and Tensas
packet, burned at Wilson's landing. Black
river, Thursday afternoon. The boat and
cargo, 800 bales of cotton and 1000 sacks of
seed, are total loss. No lives lost Ths
boat was valued at $4,000 and Insured in
the New Orleans Insurance company for
$4,000. The cargo was also insured.
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Galveston

GALVESTON, March l1.-[Special. The
Ancient Order OF Hiberni ans and Catholic
Knights of America celebrated st. Patrck's
day hy parade through the principal streets
OF the city this morning and attending pom.
tfclal mass at st. Miry's cath edral, cele-
br ted by Bishop Gallagher.
Two balls are In progress tonight,
one NJ Artillery hall, under the
auspices OF the Emmett Beneyo.
lent society, and the other at Turner hall,
under the management of the Ancient Or.
der of llibernians. The Mayfest will be
celebrated on II grand scale this year; 81, ,9iO
rs been subscribed, aud Sl,ll5 collected.
'nw.ll concert of the French opera con.
'aui at he pavilion tonight was largely
attended The company leave on the
steamer Whitney for Vera Cruz Monday.
Tue McArlcy combination repeated the
Ne senger from JAWS Section tonight TO a
good audience at the opera-house.
r. i estate transfers filed tor record this
seek amounted to $3,5l3.0s Interments
We're I; tive adults and two children.
w her bulletin, for the cotton belt, fur.
n'shr,i b, the signal service, In conjunction
with the several railways of the state:
Max Tenn Min Tenn Rainfall
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 17,--To-day
the legislative committee appointed TO IL /.
vestigate the accounts of ex-state Land
Commissioner ID. w. Lear, reported n deii-
cheney OF S1l 900. The house passed a con-
current resolution instructlng the attorney
general to sue Lear and sureties. Ha
served two terms aud retired in January,
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JACKSON, MISS, March 1.-THE commis-
sioner of the southern exposition at Louis
Vile has been in conference with Governor
Lowrey and Major Wallace, commissioner
OF agriculture. II was determined that
Mississippi should DO fully represented.
The governor Immediately appointed 4
commissioner to represent the state.
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court Of Appeals-aiiirmed Lewis vs.. the
Siar tom Fayette county; Sneider et nj.
" Fowler from Fort Bend county; Houl.
.nn ". tue State, iron, Gonzales county:
III us on ei al. vs.. The State, from Gonzales
. iuuy; Hodge W.. the State, from Wise
county; Kemp vs.. the State, from Erarh
c,un'yi Coffee w. S,ae. from Cass county;
Esher vs.. the Stae, froln Cass coant
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San Francisco, March ia report from
Fort Riley, dated Friday, says: Fire de-
stroyed tho entire business portion Of the
town. Hundreds are homeless tho streets
tonight. Scarcely anything WAS saved,
Many barely escaped with their lives.
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MARSHALL, March l7.-[Special. l. Isaac
Parkman and John Blackburn were rival
suitors for the hand of Miss Fannie Oar den
ABOUT nine miles east of this citv' Last
SUNDAY evening, as Blackburn was return
ing nom the home OF his lady-loye, bliss
fully dreaming of the happy DAYS TO come.
some one Tired a deadly load of buck.shot
at him, but fortunately did no further dam.
age than TO inilict slight woun d upon his
horse He at once suspected his rival.
Parkman, and had him arrested. The case
IS now being investigated before Justice
Iase. Parkman Is likely to prove an aibi.
The case is exciting considerable Interest
as all the parties are highly respectable and
well connected.
The day has been lovely.
Mr.. Morrison, our telegraph manager, Is
still confined to his room. "
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PlTrsnuRc, March i7.-A movement Ia on
foot to have Dukes indicted for sending oh.
scene literature through tho mails. United
States postal officials say letter. written bv
Dukes to Captain Mutt, Justify his srre;t
for an infrac'ion Of the United States lava
governing the transmission Of the mail.
The penalty Is one year In the penitentiary.
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GEoRcETowS, March l7.--Ispecal. l-At
a meeting OF the city council last night a
special tax was levied, and bonds to the
amount of 5000 were directed TO be issued
Tor the purpose of building city hall and
truck,house. etc. 1t is TO be forty feet wide
anu ninety feet long. The first floor will be
used for store and offices, aud also for n
truck-house, the second story for public
hall for all kinds Of entertainments. An
architect will be employed to draw the
plans.
In yesterdays special in regard TO Mr..
Bacon, It should have read was taken to
the station-house." Mr.. Bacon's condition
is improved slightly since yesterday.
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lRrpELL, March i7.--[spec,al Local
option. election was held to-day. Whisky
leads by a majority Of twenty five votes.
Very. li,,le interest 10 manifested. The
weather Is clear and pleasant. Farmers
generally have their ground In good condi.
ton.
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oxAuA, NJ. Nssph i7,-Dr. Carver IA
Cap ain Ilceasduu shot the frat Of 1 sorlo1
Of clay piRscn mstohss to-day. CSr~
broke W ana boRarduse 90 out ofl00. Vk(ok II
the best score ever made BY elkher. M
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BRIporroRr, Conn.,, March l7.--Whils
Mrs. Ann Rowland was kneellng In front
q stoye yesterday saying her prayors, .
Are. She was shockingly burned and died
this morning. Her three daughters Wero
badly burned while trying to extinguish
the flames.
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WASHINGTON, Pa, March 1.-THE wash.
ingtcn white lead works at this place .wero
completely destroyed by fire to-niehk
The loss Is estimated at from $5O.0 .006 "a
500, 900. insurance. 10000. The COMPANY
isa limited concern, with the PRECEDENT &
Pittsburg. .AEt t.ll NJ 4 T y - n.
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- Att' ~ y AL a.
GRESNyilLE, March H.-TSnecial ICON
siderable excitement was caused by All at.
tempt made last night, about clock by
the prisoners in our jail to escape. They
had sawed out Of the cage and were break. i.
ing open the door Of the room In which tue
cage stands when they were detected, The
lailor being out, his wife gave ths alarm,
which was promptly responded TO by many
OF the citizens. Among the prisoners are
four murderers, one under sentence for life.
Real estate is booming, many valuable
lots changing hands and several new build
ings, brick and frame, are being built.
Our people are making every effort TO-
secure the Texas IL st Louis railroad, which
will no doubt be secured.
The city election is rapidly approaching,
and the candidates are greeting the dear
people warmly,
Cotton is still being received, and farmers
are busy preparing for the next crop.
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DENVER, March ia case Of much In
terest to the trades'union has begun in the
courts here. Frank & Putnam. merchant
tailors, sued tho railors' union, which
iorced. .iourneymen to quit work IL wages
agreed upon were not increased. They
were refused, and tho workman discharged.
large amount OF work was contracted on
the basis OF these prces, Of which tho union
wa, cognizant. lfthe demands nre not con-
ceded they will destroy the business.
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A Bik suit.

Nrw YoRK, March in-The court Of com
mon pleas granted counsel for the Union
Pacific railroad company an order to show
cause why time for defendants (Jay Gould.
Russell Sage and John A. Stewart) to
answer demurrer should not be extended
until the expiration OF twenty days After
service OF summons and complaint In q new
suit In series Of actions In regard 70 The
obligations Of the Union Pacific railway
company upon what are known as income
bonds Of the Kansas Pacific railway com
pany. The suit is brought against the
Union Pacific railway company, Russell
Sage, Jay Gould and others.
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A PAnio at Montreal.

MONTREAL, March l7,--There is great ex
'citament in financial and commercial cir
olss over the iact that the Bank of Mon
traal has taken out warrant for the arrest
'of Thomas Hodgson, a grain and produce
merchant for obtaining advances from the
bank under false pretenses. The ac
cuwd has absconded 1t is said seyeral
other local banks are badly stuck by The de-
fAalter, who is supposed to be one of the
richest merchants here. The stock market
- completely demoralized owing TO tho
lcs:es. The banks are likely to sustain The
delinquency. ~
ARRESTED,
Thomas Hodgson, supposed TO havo alb
sconded was arrested this afternoon.
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MrSRolA, March i7,--[special. The 70.
mans of Captain A. l., Adams, representa-
tive from this district, arrived by special
car from Austin this morning at $50, The
body was In charge of special committee,
composed Of Representatives Harrison and
Mearne, of the present legislature, and
VIII Lambert, clerk of the house. This
committee was joined by special commit
tee irom this place, consisting OF Rev. Mr..
Bolton, W. NJ. GILES, u. b. Hart. X. N.
stafford, A. II. Houston, W. #. Gordon,
J; y. Bayne, W. Il. Wigley and J. s.
haines, who accompanied the body to
hawsins, the home OF the deceased, where
they were met by committee in waiting,
composed Of D. F., Humphrey, w. b. Prev.
~ ana IL. II. Byrd. The remains were
tssen 'rom the special car, which was heay,
iS oraped n mourning, to the residence OF
g.. deceased, followed by a large concoursc
OF friends The funeral services were con.
Quoted ny Ry, Mr.. Allen, of Marshall, and
Rev. Mr., Bolton, OF this city,