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RICHMOND. VA, March 9.-E1-Gov. VIM.
Sprague, of Rhode Island, was married last
night, in Staunten, 10 Mrs. Dora Inez CAL
vert, of Greenbrisr county, w. Va. There
was some difficulty in obtaining license,
neither party being an actual resident Of
Staunton, and the governor was consisera-
bly, perplexsd for some time before the
necessary papers were obtained.
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THE M'GARRAHAN CLAIM.
THE WHOLE QUESTION TO BE REVIEWED BY
SECRETARY TELLER.

I
SECRETARY TELLER.
WAsHIEeToS, March 9.-The Secretary OF
the Interior, upon the application of Gen.
Eppa Hunter and Col. NJ. L. Wood, counsel
for William McGsrrahan, has directed the
commissioner-genera of the Land Office to
certify 10 him he proceedings in the sppli-
cations of The New Idris Mining Company
TO enter three parcels of land of twenty acres
each within the limits of the Rancho
Paneche Grande, 10 the State of California,
known as the McGsrrshan claim. with an
order to suspend further proceedings until
the matter shall be passed upon by the
secretary. The commissioner had dismissed
the appeal taken by McGarrahsn, but this
action of the secretary, under the rules oil
the department, briggs up the whole case
for review by the secretary on its merits.
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DANvILLE, ILL, March 9.-Certain non
residents of this State have opened here a
branch of the notorious Pennsylvania snd
Indiana graveyard insurance business. The
Commercial exposes the ubiquitous scheme
this evening, though its circulars are cut all
over the country. The concern is called the
Prairie City and Terre Hsute Equitable Life
and Aid Aszoriatiou
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VIRGINIA BONDS.
Twelve thousand pounds has b

Twelve thousand pounds has been raised
here to defray the, cost ofrepresentine
holders OF Virginia bonds and indicating
their rights before the tribunals in the
United States. 1t ia believed the cou-
nsel of foreign bondholdsrs is quite
ready 10 test the consequences OF The
decision in the Supreme Court &C Washing
Ton, rendered Monday last, in regard to vr-
ginia bonds, bv vigorous action through
suits against Virginia. The counsel has
ample funds
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NO INSULT INTENDED.
WHY THE VALENCIA WAS FIRED UPON
A MISTAKE.

A MISTAKE.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Secretary Ere.
liughuysen has learned from the consul at
Curacao that immediately after the Valen.
cha was fred upon he called upon the gov
ernor in relation 10 the matter, and found
that he had already begun an invest cation
as TO the firing aud the regulations by which
it became possible. This Investigation was
conducted by the encouragement, and the
offense was found to be due to an old regula.
ton of the time OF slavery and passports
and to the fault of the police who bad not
Immediately presented the Valencis's port
pass to The guard. The responsible officer of
police has been punished and the regulation
changed, 60 that the firing of shot by the
fort is now prohibited. The governor has
expressed regret for the occurrence.
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ONE of the pleasant facts, says the Little
Rock Gazette, in connection with Speaker Keifer,
who adjourned the House after lengthy address.
is that he has ceased to be Speaker Keller, and
will never resume business at the old stand. He
was chosen as the instrument of the protection
lists and his guiding spirit was Robson, of New
Jersey, who knew exactly the kind OF man he
wanted, and found him.
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CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
Up the Golden Stairs.

NEW YORK, March 9.-McGloin and Ma.
jore were hanged at 8:12 o'clock this morn.
lDg. Both men were pronounced dead at
S:22 o'clock. They both bore the terrible
ordeal without flnching. Death was in
stantaneous.
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ENGLAND,
HIrIAION FOR EXPORT,

LONDON, March 9.-Bullion to the amount
of e20O 900 as bought yesterday for export
10 New York, TO be forwarded by Saturdays
steamer. The purchase Wss made in adj
vance, iu order TO guard against the possi-
bility of rise in the price Of gold eagles at
the Bank of England to-day.
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The Rev. DIR. KIaKs, a leading Episco

palian of Baltimore. created breeze by denounc-
ing Sunday and liquor laws as contrary to the
spirit OF the age and inimical to individual liberty
He is right.
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New YORK, March e.-R. 6. Mitshelps
candle factory, 324 and 1926 First street, ex-
tending through to South stree, burned Last
night. Loss, S65, 900. Cosgrove's cooper
age adjoining was damaged to the amount of
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1A-OOF' 1IOISAI1O E5EIlHOUhJ ItCtuIIy
wrote letter to the trustees OF the State capitol
expressing desire to purchase the chair which he
used as governor of New York. There being no
authority vested in the trustees to present the
chair. and no disposition TO require price from
the venerable statesman for such q relic, both
houses of the Legislature will pass a resolution to
donate the chair to Mr. Seymour
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LabOrers Drowned.

NEW YORK, March "a scow having on
board thirty laborers was struck by schooner
near Washington street gap" jersey City,
and sunk early this morning. 1t is believed
seven persons were drowned.
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WE should not suffer from a cough when
few doses of Ayers Cherry Pectorsl will
cure. Time, money, comfort, health, all are
saved by il
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The resolution for the relief OF distress in
Ireland, which ]. O'Connor Power, in The
Commons, gave notice that he would move,
provides alternative methods for migration
or emigration.
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The Press Association says the govern
ment yesterday mailed to France, and will
shortly mail to America, dispositions rslst
ing TO the man known as "No. l" and othel
persons whose names were revealed at The
nriyata innnirz in Dnhlin
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THE Oxford Falcon says tina! if the public
sentiment of other portions of Mississippi is SINH
lsr to that which prevails in that part of it. the
success of the Democratic party next November de-
ponds more upon the nominees than anything else.
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Iehn NJ cCaGer,y say. = 3 Is Ne. ..ao. l.,


NEW YORK, March "a cabiegram
stated that Carey, the informer, testified that
one John McCafIerty, Californian, osten-
sibly in London placing mines, furnished
the Inviucihles money and Instructed them
how TO use knives in the California style. A
John McCaferty, therefore, writes to the
the Associated Press: "Inasmuch as fer
many yesrs past l have bsen actively en-
gagged in mining operations in the Territory
of Arizona and elsewhere, and am we'll
known on the Pacific siope, throughout the
Atlantic States, and TO some extent through
out Europe, and especially in London, in
connection with mining operations, desire
to simply inform my friends that L am not
the person sought for as No ], said TO
be implicated in the tragedy enacted in
Dublin on the 9th of May last. Since my
discharge from imprisonment by the British
Cover nment in 1871 have not been connected
with any Irish organization or with any
movement connected with Irish affairs. In
fact, 1 have applied my efforts diligently,
and 10 some extent successfully, in sdvanc-
Jog my business interests, and if l mistake
not, shall continue SO doing until / shall
have accumulated sufficient 10 enable my
constitution, shattered by cruel imprison.
ment in British dungeons, to survive peace
fully many bitter disappointments OF the
past and any vile cslumny OF the present. Il
such denial can be necessary, l totally deny
any thought, act or participation in the
affair referred TO by Carey, or any connection
herewith
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, Hies, ts,
bed-bugs, skuuks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c
Druggists.
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BYRNE RELEASED.
The French Government Decides That
His Crime Was Political and Not
One for Extraditi0n.
Eagan's Escape-Another "No. L" De.
MES that He is the Man
General Foreign News.
"so. IN DISPOSITIONS.

LONDON, March "a Paris dispatch to
the Times ssys: Frank Byrpe was reles sed
at S:l5 o'clock LAST evening, the authorities
not deeming his case one for extradition."
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AYERS AGUE CURE.

Gov. CHARLES FOSTER: "Beihesda is the
finest water in the world"
fORJNsON Apothecary -
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GERMANY.
GENEROUS WILLIAM.

BERLIN, March 9.-Emperor William sub,
scribed 3000nl. from his private purse for the
relief of German sufferers by the floods in
America
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GATH says President Arthur is timid,
moody and oppressed by applications for office.
BE dislikes to say nc, and therein resembles Gar
field
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IT is related that Senator Tabor, of Colo
RADIO. rising to make his maiden speech, said.
"Mr. President, am paired with the gentleman
from Hampton, Mr.. South Carolina"
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The charters of over 800 national banks
have expired, but nearly all will proceed under
new charters without delay.
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Horsford,s Acid phosphate


Gives strength where there has been exhaus-
ton and vigor in place Of impaired vitality.
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ACCORDING 10 the Washington correspond
ent of the Augusta tGa.) Chronicle. Congressman
Phil Cook would as soon hear pig squealing IN
der gate as priHsd donna singing in grand opera.
and says that the best music in the world to his
mind is when, at negro camp-meeting, a big
crowd puts up 1.-THE Old Ship of Zion"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-10

The deputy Chancery Court clerks Of
Lowndes county, Miss, are ladies, and they per-
form their duties as well as men.
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caPIrAi POINTS

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Hon. David
Davis will be married at Fayetteville, n. G
Tuesday morning next. The bridal party
will start for California the same afternoon
stopping few days in Bloomington, ILL.,, CT
route
The Secretary of the Interior has decided
the case involving the claim OF the State o.
California 10 tract of land of about 100,
600 acres lying upon the borders of Lake
Tulare. The decision approves the Creigh.
ton survey, and awards the lands to the State
of Californis under the swsmp-land gram
act of April %, 1850.
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THE DAeGE.ss FOUND.

the Rings End basin.
FRANK BYRNE's CRIME A POLITICAL ONE
PARIS. March 9.-The government, in the
case of Frank Byrne, vino wss released from
enstndy last night. held that line new charge
brought by the British government against
Byrne, namely: Completely in the attempted
murder OF Juror Field and Judge Lawson
amounted merely to introducing arms into
Ireland. They claimed that even if the
arms were intended for the purpose of muir
dsr the offense WAS a politjcsl one
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SCHEDULE.
Tlekes., o., HAYS. 81.

ALL PRIZES PAID ON PREsENTAT fOS.
For Information and Tickets, apply to HIPSEY
COMPANY, General Agents, l2I3 Broad, ray, New
York City, IS Z. Randolph street -shtc lxn. uz.,
JOHN B. FERNAEDEZ, sevGnJ sAh g.
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EscAPED BY sHAMMINe SICKNESS.

DUBLIN, March 9.-Patrick Egau eluded
the vigilance of the police by shamming
sickness. DR.. Kenny maintained the decep-
ton by visiting Egsn, who, it is believed,
left the city disguised as priest.
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BIsMARcK's NEURALGIA.
GRAVEYARD Insurasea,

Bismarck is confined 10 his bed again, SUI
fering with neuralgia.
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The new capitol of Texas is to cost So, 000,-
ooo Four Chicago contractors viii build it. and
take their pay in 100000 acres of State lands,
which they propose to devote to cattle-raising.
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HAvRE, March "a detective from Mid
dleborough has returned to Eogland after
positively identifying john Walsh, who is
wanted by the British government.
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WHEN the tickets are made. out this year,
what will they consist Of? Bosses and ringsters,
or will the people be allowed to have voice in
their makeup? asks the Oxford (Miss.) Falcon.
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entlemen will undoubtedly afford Mr. Va
oorhis a deal Of satisfaction, witcout hurting
any body else, il may be treated as merely cheap
brsvado. II reveals him in both foolish and
eowardly light, and puts the finishing toueh to his
record Of ineompetency for the position he held.
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IHE iesders OF the Rhode Island De-
mocracy disclaim any intention of nominating
ex-senator Sprague for governor this year. and say
they want nothing but "the simon pure unadul-
terated Democracy in their political pie" Mr.
spragues friends, however, still profess to believe
that msjority of the Democratic delegates will
be pledged to vote for him. and that in the end he
will be unanimously nominated. Among the
other candidates for the Democratic nomination
are J. B. Barnaby, Horace A. Kimball, Charles S.
Bradley and Charles R. Cutler. The leading Re-
publican candidate Is A o Bowen OF Bristol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-11
Retreat for the aicII.

The annual meeting OF the lady Board OF
Managers was held at the Retreat for the
| Sick" No. 800 north Twelfth street. on
Thursday, March Sth. with full attend
ancc. Reports OF the president, secretary,
! treasurer chairman OF finances, and medi-
cal superintendent were read, and proved
very satisfactory. After m experience Of
| six years the decision derived at by the
| ladies places the management OF their in
| ,titutlon upon much more solid business
| foundation than heretofore. Their Board
! OF DircctOrs-all reliable businessmen
! have taken their financial matters in hand.
and at a meeting recently held at the Re
| treat" after thorough investigation, cN-
pressed their entire approval OF the man
ncr in which they had been conducted.
They congratulated the ladies upon the re-
suit OF their labOrS. and gave it as their
opinion that the institution lad Il bright
/ future awaiting il. Thus encouraged, the
ladies will work harder than ever. and do
now assure the community that their gen
cT0us assistance Is alone wanting 10 secure
them an asylum for numberlcSs cases OF
suffering that could not have the same ad-
yantagcs even i'm comfortable home. or il
destitute would die in misery rather than
20 to an am,hOuse.
The medical department has had an addi-
ti0n Of an Advisory Board, consisting Of
four physicians, to confer with the medical
superintendent upon any subject involving
the interests OF the " Retreat" Two mem-
brrs OF thi, Board will in turn visit the in
~.itUtiOn weekly.
one of the resident staff will be in the
building at all hours.
The new part OF the house. owned by the
ladies and delightfully."- situated. Is now
completed, and pronounced exceedingly
comfortable by those who have already Oc-
cupicd it.
Board Of Directors: President. Il. T..
Bankcn,hip: First Nicc-Pre>idcnt. Il. W.
Powers: second Ni,c-prcsilout, l.. Cohen;
Third Nicc-Frr,idcnt, \. :. Buford
Fourth Vice-Prcsdent. ;. II. lIdwcs; Sec
rotary and Treasurer. j. Taylor EllySon.
Directors: \. y. stokes. !. G. SPOTS. o.
II. ChaIkcy, l.. +. u. Myers, Colonel
Brinton. Il. Adam. William \. jenkins,
John Bowers. VI. RO>cnbaum.
The Board OF Lady Manager, are forty
seven i'm number and represent the differ
cnt religious denominations in the city.
Lady Officers: President, Mrs. W. \.
jenkins: First Nice-Prc>idcnt, Mrs. Ed
ward Cohen: Second Nice-Prc,idcDt. Mrs.
J. TAYLOR Ellyson; Third Nice-Prc,idcnt,
Mrs. W. =. Rohcrt.on; Fourth Nice-Prc-
,idcnt, Mrs. Mary Gentry; Treasurer,
Mrs. Jack Temple; Secretary, Mrs. Annie
Camp: Assistant secretary, Mrs. ). Light
foot; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Pei
LET.
Advisory Board Or. +. ID. Cunning
ham, DR.. John G.. Skeleton, Dr. Charlie, f.
Mills. and Dr O. Crcnshaw.
Resident Staff: John II. Wheat, NJ. D.,
medical superintendent; William B. Mere
dith and Charlie r. Mason, assistants.
The number Of patients received in the
past year, 4Ol; OF these g. were sailors, ID
church patients, and u entirely free, to
whom were given l,jl7 days OF hospital
treatment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-11
What Dr. Guernsey Thinks and Says
Of CanHcld's Condensed MIX.

By J. G. GUERNSEY, N. D., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Gentlemen,- accordance with u vote
passed at the January meeting OF this So
ciety. instructing me TO ascertain the exact
method pursued in preparing Caniields
Condensed Milk, ] have the honor TO re-
port upon the subject, taking the oppOr-
ttfnity at the same time 10 present my in
diyidunl experience IN using the same:
CANFIELD'S CONDENSED MIX. The man.
ufacturcr OF this brand has had an active
experience in the preparation OF con-
densed milk for Il period extending over
thirty years, during which time he has
been associated with many different com
panicS manufacturing condensed milk.
serving i'm the various capacities OF general
mlnager, oyerSeer, and president. His
widespread experience has made him fully
cOnycrsant with the different methods
adopted and pursued by each company,
and has enabled him 10 CLEAN many useful
and practical hints by which to perfect his
present enterprise.
/ have used this particular brand with
the most gratifying results for nearly two
years, both in my own family and largely
in my practice, as an article OF diet FOR M
fants and young children. Being fully
aware OF the prejudice existing against
condensed milk in general, nevertheless,
while searching for an article of food for
my baby that would uniformly agree, de-
termined TO prove for myself the article in
question. After trying various brands
and preparations with more or less sue
cess. was at last happily led TO the COS
prey Brand" prepared 10y Garfield. This.
when properly diluted with water which
has been first Hicred and MeR boitrd, and.
when administered in observance Oi al
the requisite cOncomitJnt precautions, has
invariably, In repeated tCs;s upon chl,-
drcn, afforded me tie most satisfactory re-
.ults, \ wcll-knOwn nurse Of high stand
ing, while uSing this preparation under
my direction, recently said 10 me: "Oh T.
Doctor. if ! had only known Of and had
been able 30 Use this for the last twenty
years how much iniantilc sickness could
have wardcd of, and how much comfort |
could have afforded "A sentiment which
has been repeatedly reiterated 10 me by
mothers and other nurses.
For sale by druggists and retail grocers
OF our city.
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Tho Poison determined.

Professor Mallctt has found ont what
sort of poison il was that killed the six lu-
uatic> in. the asylum al stanton, but h.
ha, o. ye; not disclosed his secret. He will
tell the cOrOner's jury, at q meeting TO be
held on Tuesday, all that he knows about
the matter.
Ii the poison prove to be cyanide OF po-
ta>>ium. that removes the druggist from the
suspicion that it was his error. That will
be- about the Only absolute thing i'm the
way OF unraycllng the mystery that the
ANALYST, alone can DO. There was no eva.
nidc Of potassium III the dlSpcnSary. That
bcing 50. it follows that II that poison Kill
ed the deceased people it must have been
brought into tie asylum from the outside.
and administered by some malicious per-
>On-sanc or insane.
There was aconite and pru>,ic acid in
the di,pen>ry, though in small quantities.
There wa- no hyaScymus ,alkaloid OF hem
banc) i'm the di>pcnSary. as far a> known by
the druggist. though the old administration
left some there.
Arsenic, srychninc. and corrosive Subli-
mate have all along been considered eX-
cIuded by the symptoms. There are many
other poisonS. OF course, but they are not
i'm general use, and would be hard to get.
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EONc's Triumph
A POOR YovNG NAN Captures \ WEALTHY
BRIDE.

A POOR YOUNG NAN Captures a WEALTHY
BRIDE,
"And 50 thou lowest my daughter and
would make her thy bride2" >nccr,d the
naughty fruit-packcr.
~ do" respectfully but firmly replied
Vivian Sanford. Il love Daisy with a
warm. passionate ailection, and 'ho Foiuns
my love. | Know thou art rich and that
Daisy i the heircSs 10 all thy broad acres
but, >ir, I'm not iortnnc-hunter. IT.
your daughter ! Want-not her money
At the young mans frank words the
naughty sneer disappeared from the fruit
packers features. He remembered ,hCre
had bech a time when he was 50 poor that
he had 10 pawn hi best boots 10 take his
Girl 10 the matinee.
"IIark yc. my ldd," he said. you say
you love my daughter, and would WIN her
for thy bride. | have naught against thee
save thy poverty. Ii thou wilt prove thy
self as prudent a. thou art industrious I'll
not say nay to thy appeal. Think thou
clnst do SO:"
Ii was now the Young mans voice grew
eleeful. ~ cam" he almost shouted. ~
can. Do,t thou observe thi, new suit
what number Of .hckel, do-t thou think |
gave for IT,
As the rich man examined The new suit
his face assumed the coldne>s Of a skating
rink. "'Ti> good clOth,' he observed,
land unusually well-made. Not lo-s than
so did>t thou pay for il. CAL you that
economy
Sir glceiully exclaimed the young
man, Thou art mistaken. Instead OF $40
this suit cost me but 81. bought it AZ tie
Mi,tt store. 9l2 Main street. That's the
place YOU can get suits for -, -, SO, Sl2.
Sli, SIG. 81. 80, 50. 81, SIG, and S2S.
for about one half that other clothing
establishments are charging
That new suit won the young mans
suit. The wedding is 10 take place after
Easter. MI>FW STORE,
9i2 Main street.
Commercial Cmb Building
Open in the evening til ; O'Clock; sat
UrdaY till 10 OO'clOck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-11
Rooms IOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION BRANCH,

RICHMOND, Va, March ., 1883.
Alta meeting Of the Social Circle held
this date the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas ii has pleased Almighty God in
his wisdom to take fIom our midst our be-
loved brother, Henry \. Peasants; there
fore be it
ReSolred, First, That IN bis death this
Circle. as we'll as the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, has lost a most earnest
and useful member, and while deploring
our loss we bow in humble submission TO
the will OF Him who oyerrulethall things
Second. That We will ever cherish fond
remembrance OF the sweet influences OF his
quiet demcanor and manly hearing, and
that we will endcayor to follow his example
rs Christian worker.
Third. That we tender to his bcreaYed
family our sincere Sympathios, praying
God TO give them grace to bear up under
this affecting dispensatiou OF HIS Proll-
dcnce.
Fourth. That these resolutions be spread
upon the Journal OF this Circle, and copy
be sent 10 the family OF the deceased.
JACKSON TURPIN,
GEORGE X. HAYWOOD,
WAyELIE G.. YARBROUGu,
Committee.