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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

AND HAD A GOOD TIME UP THE RIVER.
The Washington Canoe club held very en-.
joyable camp fire up the river last night. The
members padded in their canoes to the spot
selected for the meet, while their friends took
passage on the steamer Dixie, which had been
secured by the club for the occasion. AS had
oeen anticipated, the canOeists, who are rather
vain vi their abilities as cooks, spread them.
serves on this occasion, and the commodore 8
drip coffee, the cOrporalS squirrel pie, aud the
pan roastS, brown bread aud various delica-
cles OF the others received merited approval
Dut the need OF honor seemed TO rest upon the
mate, VINO after a good deal OF mysterious
working With covered kettle at a little fire Of
his own; produced suggestive looking bag,
cut OF which he proceedeu \, serve u de Iicious
rice pudding. Dark hints OF ulieriOr forces
being responsible TOR the peculiar attractive
ness VI The dish were thrown by Jealous
rivals, but a reference to the Old aduge about
people who lived i'll glass houses, Quieted what
tn eatened TO be an tncipient culinary revolu-
ZION. Alter the repaSt had been rather ex-
tensIVeiy sampled the tar barrels were piled
Oh tie camp fire, around which all hands
gathered, and midst pipe and song aud merry
jest the hours passed by SO quickly that none
We're ready when the order came to break
camp. Notwithstanding the lateness OF the
hour the bewilchiny influences of moonlit
river proved u stronger attraction to some of
the Unmarried canoeists than the coy cabin of
the steamer, and they padded home, but not
alone Everybody, particularly the ladies,
seemed delighted with the affair, and its re petit
ton, at no distant date, was earnestly re-
Qoessed by many Of the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

ENGLANDS WANING IRON INDUSTRY.-At
the meeting of the Iron aud Steel Institute in
London yesterday, President Percy, the retir-
ing officer, delivered an address On the iron
aud steel making resources OF Great Britain
aud the United States. He showed that the
British output OF Bcssemer steel was constantly
decreasing, and he warned his hearers that If
there should be "a war commercial struggle,
blind belief in their own supremacy would be
dangerous, and that disregard Of their antagon-
list power would result in disaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

SAYS SHE STOLE WILL AND SAW II
BURNED.-The n. Y. Herald yesterday says:
A peculiar Will case came TO trial yesterday
before Judge Van Worst, holding part z, supreme
court, Trial term La September last NJ Iss Eliza
beth Dominick, spinster over 80 years old,
died in the BIoomingdale lunatic asylum.
where she was committed some two years
previous, having been adJudged lunatic. In
1850 Mr.. Abraham Van Necnien, the lawyer,
says he drew her viii, in which sue left hee
entire property, valued at $4,000 including
the houses aud lots Nos. 81 and 50 Second
avenue, " the children Oh her brother, William
AZ. Dominck, and James B. Dominick, the lat
ter deceased. This Will cannot now found.
The Case came up ia a suit Tor a Partition OF the
estate on the ground that Miss Dominick died
interstate. Mrs. Jennie Thompson, "A servant,
deposed that at Mrs. Francis y. DoIninicks re-
quest she took the Will from the receptacle
where Miss Dominick Kept AZ; that Mrs. Dom.
mick read il aud then threw IL into the fire.
For this the witness said she was paid SlO0,
and gwen a note OF Indebtedness Tor $1,000.
Tue further hearing was adjourned.
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EOk SALE-N.W
II ITO q. b b.. 6r..-$3.5O0
1916 10Th st. h. 6r-.S, 500
1913 10 1884 f.,5r.3. 900
1854 TO l644 4th.5r.3.OOO
Isl 20 1873 Pierce ST.,
fh- .6r.--.-....--........ 600
519 2od q ELS &
2222 Va av. III. "a. 900
213-2l5 l., b h. .5r-..-3,O 900
AL and 453 Ridge st.,
fh, 0f...--..--.----.-...Z, sou
liUS 20ta st. .fh 5r.2,OOO
424-4x6 o st.aiiey,4rl,S U
26US Il St FIJI .4r.--..l, SOO
0lo and 6lS Marion
alley, In. ar. 600
l4l6 ID st., I. b. .6r.--.l.6OO
o Q ST., II .,5r.............l.6UO
The above II only q
books tor full list call 1t
the LIST and 10th focli
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THE SUBJECT CONSIDERED AT THE CABINET
NESTING TO-DAY.
Changes In the Offices.

Joseph H. Chaplin, Of MASSACHUSETTS,, q clerk
of class one in the Post Office department, has
resigned. r. L. Bancroft, of Massachusetts,
vino was recently appointed under civil service
rules to u clerkship in the Post Office depart
ment, has declined the appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

SECOND CONTROLLER MAYNARD has re-
turned to Washington from Albany.
DELAY IN TRANSFER OF PAcKAGEs.-Com.
plant having been made to The Treasury depart.
rnent of unnecessary delay at the port of New
York In the transfer OF packages from the dock to
the public store he collector toms mas been
directed to investigate the matter with u view
0f having the transfers made more prom pity,
ln letter 10 the collector the subject, Acting
secretary FairchIid says, "if the iuult lies with
the carriage contractors they should be called
upon TO correct it, and Oh their failure to do so
other teams should be employed at their ex.
pense to perform the SERVICE
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
Ing were the readings at the 81 nal office to-day
3. IL ~. 80. u. H., 40; / q. NJ, 81; p. ~, "A;
maximum, IA minimum, 46.
Gen. Miles on GerOnimO's Surrender.
HE SAYS HE (MILES) HAD ABSOLUTE DISCRE-
TIONARY AUTHORITY.
Gen. Miles was asked at Albuquerque n NJ
what he thought of the published statement as
to his capture of Geronimo. He said: "Many
statements are entirely devoid of truth; others
are weak arguments and labored theories The
pretense that the surrender of Geronimo ana
the other hostiles was other than the result of
troops in the field Is simply childish. Surely
no intelligent man would believe that the
Apaches would have thrown down their arms
sacrificed their property, surrendered their lib
erty, accepted perpetual punishment from their
native country and placed themselves and their
families at the mercy OF the government unless
they had been subjected by the military forces
had absolute discretionary authority to CON-
duct the cam paign. Even Gen. Sheridan who
Commands the army and knows more about
Indian matters and the topography of this
ton together, declined to give me any SPECIFIC
Instructions"
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MAkaeaEH.

PRIDE goes before a fall, st. Jacobs OIL Nm
cure u pain alter fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07
A Baltimore Doctor Arrested.

A SERIOUS CHARGE BROUGHT AGAINST HIN
From the Baltimore American. to-day.
DIR. George c. Worthington, No l. North
High street, was yesterday presented by the
grand jury on the charge OF performing an
abortion on Mrs. Sarah Coleman, No. pa new
number) South Stricken street. He was alter
ward arrested by Detectives Barranger and
Gault and lodged I'm Jail. On the way 10 the
jail Dr. Worthington stopped at the Office of
Mr.. Thomas {. kuddel, wnom he engaged as
his counsel ana Mr.. kuddell subsequently saw
Judge Duny, who liked the ball at 81, 600.
which, IL Is stated, will be furnished to-day
Mrs. Coleman WAS before the grand jury yes
terday, and IL was upon her testimony aud that
OF Dr. y. l.. Hill, VINO attended her recently
aud her aunt, Mrs. Annie Eney, that the pre-
sentiment was famed. Dr. Worthington had
just returned from Boston on Tuesday, where
he had been for about two weeks. He states
that the charge Is without foundation, a. nd that
he never saw the woman aud don't know her
CO.
CRAZED BY HARD STUDY.-John Il. Darling,
q studentat Harvard, residing with his widowed
moLner in North Cambridge. Mass attempted
suicide yesterday morning 10y shooting himself
In the head with a revolver. He Is now very
low. He Tired two shots, one OF which infiici ed
a slight scalp wound, and the other pierced the
skull Ii Is said that he has lately shown signs
OF mental weakness, supposed To have been
brought ON by too close application To study.
The hopes OF his recovery are considered very
slight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07
The Cotton Crop.
A FAIRLY FAVORABLE REPORT FOR TIE MEM

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. THE cotton crop ne.
port ivr The Memphis district, which embraces
West Tennessee, North Mississippi, North Ar
kansas and North Alabama, 70 be published
tomorrow, will say:
The weather during september was fairly
18th uit., which did some damage and delayed
picking In some localities. The season, how
ever, has been more favorable than last
year up to this period, excepting in Missfs-
sippi, where too much wet weather is conn
planned Of Picking is progressing rapidly
throughout the district, and It is estimated
that 10 per cent. of the crop had been gathered
up 70 the LIST Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07
SECOND CONTROLLER MAYNARD has re
turned TO Washington from Albany.

SECRETARY BAYARD is expected to return
on Monday, and Governor Porter tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

& Orders have been received from San Francis.
CO 70 stlp all work in the Cnoller mine ct Vir-
ginia City, New, and to immediately strip all
levels below 2, 400 teet The stoppage of work,
IT is believed, sounds the death knell OF deer
mining on the ComstOck
Jos. h. Duering has been arrested, in Carroll
county. Nd, GU Q cnarge of bigamy.
Fuiiy 10000 visitors were Ia Frankfort, KY,
Yesterday. assisting The capital city 70 celebrate
lis one nundredth anniversary.
The National Undertaken association met
In Cleveland yesterday, with tfty delegates
present
Burglars stole from the ONCE of the Ashland
Avenue Building and Loan associatiOn. Chicago.
tuesday night, ~, 900 Ia money, $1,000 Ia
representing $4,000.
The probate OF the viii Of Samuel J. Tilden
was again adjourned yesterday tor one week
Tor the same causes ~ heretofore, viz. the alb
sence Of Mira Caroline n Whtttiemeys nteoe
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40 To GEO. s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
" GRANITE Work: best facilities in " RHhinRtou for
sven work Once aud Yard 5Ux 70 7OS North Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07
: BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
Army and Navy Pay Accounts Cashed, Loans on
69S. ocS-sm
L1OK SALE RESTAURANT AND DIM G
L Room. or viii take partner with small capital
address r. Co. star office. oc7-ot*
DROPoSALS FOR GRADING OF SQUARE 1850
Der 10Th. 1856 Particulars can be mad by calling
at sUPEkVIsORS OFFICE,
Baltimore and Potomac station
oc6-3t 9th aid sts. Washington.
EoR sALE-OR RENT-A FURNISHED OR
Il unfinished Dnng RoOm Kitchen, with q
reason Tor disposal " ill be made known to purcu
Address DINING ROOM. s.ar office, oco-3t*
\ YOUNG. ENERGETIC NAN WISHES 10
"A invest a small capital with young man who has
he'd some experience in the Grocery and PROVISION
Business. Address BOX l5i Star Office. oc5-4t<
I HAVE AN EXTRAOKDINARY DEMAND FOR
i Houses in Georgetown botn For sae' and ''For
tn oa aayny f E e os aa should apply i'm
surance Agent. ISL High St. Georgetown SEW o
PARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OK .LAKGl.
7l Iamii, hoard ing Aousekseper The furniture
and literally patronlzed as it has been Tor many
years: It affords = good opportunity to any de-
CAPITAL satisfactory reasons given by owner for
o DES1soN. Real Estate Agent
se<o4m S<3 sc n.ws
IHOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Il UNIMPI;UVED.
square zoos. l2th and 18th, ID and me-, 3Oc. f.
Do 0So, 18th and lZth, and K e.: 3Oc. n.
Do 1l3, LIST, I'd, X aud l. n.e, SIC. #.
DO l7o. L1vOO H., North ST.. bet 18th and
1Sth nw., soc II.
Do BIZ, 10000 IT,, cor. 4th and Z me-, 45c. Il.
Do us. $1,000 t.. I'D, BET. r aud G u. Z, ZSc H.
Do I63, 1900 H.. 4th, bet F and u ne. ZSc II.
Do 652, 10000 f.. Half st. sw., l2c. IT,
IMPROVED
West side l4th st. BET. l. and w. 2Oxl2O improved
by new Brick store Room; - 800.
West side Hath ST. bet L and u; improved by new
Brick store, loS IL 20: price - .6Uu.
West side l4th st., bet. U v: Ztlxl2O improved
by new Brick Store Room; price 81 $40
Terms to suit purchasers
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
el6lm 3I5 eth street.
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AM RE-
Il liable Western Farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence
han. Capital and surplus, 500, 600 Carefully Sc
lected list Mortyage Farm Loans payable in n
seven per cent Interest guaranteed Unrivallrd ia
ciiities Absolute satisfaction. ~ years experience
No losses Refer to Third National bank n Y civ:
National BANK, Lawrence. Kan. and hundreds of in.
vestors. For full information call upon or address
apz .-3m* SHAFEi Il RITTER krederick Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

RAIN FROM A CLoUDLEss SKY.-A telegram
from Dawson. Ga., says. wonderful phenome-
non may be seen the home OF Mr.. M. Il.
Hoyie who resides only q few hundred yards
beyond the corporate limits Of Dawson. Ii Is Q
constant tall of rain from a cloudless sky, the
area in Mr.. Hoyles yard that IL covered by the
shower being about 20 feet square. Many citi-
zens have been out 10 see this remarkable sight,
and all testify that there is genuine and cease
iess TALL of raiudrops. At times the supply Of
water seems greater than at others. Mr.. Hoyie
first Observer this unusual sight three weeks
H.sc mi ai N a IN sfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

VIM J. Gallagher was held In ST., 900 bail BIZ
Justice kersten ia Chicago yesterday afternoon
ON seven warrants, charging forgery, conspiracy.
passing fictitious bills and Tor obtaining money
under false pretenses lie went 10 jail,
There Is a steady improvement in the situoe
ton At Charleston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

L>OR SALE-FRAME HOUSE, 1905 NJ STREET
i cheap Fine brick ID rooms: mod. imps; New
IOrn ave. near 18th St: terms easy. Also 1Z-room
brick: mod imps-: well adapted for boarding house;
on hne avenue; northwest easy terms. lU-roOm
BRICK on 81, near l4tn. in spendid condition; all
mod imps. Also 1-room and bath, bay window brick.
ON ST.. near l2Ih A gem OF Il house. 9th ST. u W.:
rooms: MOI imps We have many other houses
and uninproved property in ali paris OF the city.
Apply TO ROSECRANS & CARUSI lOOS f ST.. back
room. Oc5.lW4
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FOR lighthouses

NOR RENT FL FINISHED THE COMFORT
II aoie home OF a val officer no has been or,lered
to sea House has : rooms and cellar: furnace and
ALI modern improvements fronts SOUTH aud mas
beautiful side garden. VIII be rented Tor Ierm o. 3
4 or 5 ye.rs at =lOO per mouth TYLER A NTH,
kHFOfSD lZSo I 81. NV Ocz-ct<
LNoK RENT-FURNISHED. ELEGANT MODERN
- House, 10 rooms TWO bathrooms and large attic:
hani -Omey and OuIpletely frnis . inc ndIng
ao1 rsan best location (northwest sectopl m tiesir
able enani s2Ooo3 per month. call or add as
OWN a. i. 80 ST. n. W. oc4-Si%
I.,UR RENT-BY 18TH OCT, 1884 CORCOEAN
Il st. unfnrn>hed house newt paperesi anu painted.
anu la thOroug repair: ~ rooms aud haiti par or,
I1FSry and df-iDG-rUO in oc.-t;ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07
FOR SALE-dOUSES.

NOR SALE-oHEAP-A NICE BRICK HOUSE.
containing sex en- rooms and bath, on l5.h ST. near
q ST. Price, "a $40. ]. X HARTFORD, 1852 ST
ocl-1wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

INOR RENT-FURNISHED-NO. ! DUPONT
IL Circle until lately the house of Hon. ). ). Cox.
This house one OF the beautifully situated
DIV eings in the city, has all modern improvements
and Is frstclass condition. For further Information
apply to DULANY d WHITING,
Real Estate Brokers.
se27 I'm 1920 +,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

LNOR RENT
II 405 4 St NV. new. rooms m imps., $500.
J.. {. YOUNG.
se22-1m 14O7 F St n W.. Room f.
l>OR RENTAL MOUNT PLEASANT. EIGHT
II room cottage: iairobe. cstern, &c: grounds look
133 feet Inquire of III. A SELIGSoN. Wholesale
Wine and Liquor Merchant, LOO Penn ave. NV.
se1S-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

L'OR SALE-A NEAT THREE-STORY BRICK
residence on the south side Of ST., between 4th
and 10th sts c"ntaining parlor dining-Toom and
Kitchen on first floor; three chambers and bathroom
on second floor. and three chambers III rd floor
Parking In 'front.' and large yard in he whole
property in pes feet order and ready for immediate
occupancy. Price $1,000, favorable terms
FITCH, FOX q BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania ave-
NV. Oc.l-.,r
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Foh sALE " -,
ll26 18th st bl ,s1l 500 SO 80 and yrtiess5OO
800 ST b Nj, l3r-l 900 IA and 7l6 ii. or-5O
s.s ssn 500 9 s. 70 t s. 81 Sit
Ia sl6,mi 1gr-s is Myriie oh. TT zoo
yZs Ms.s ave sSs 81 ~ GO
~ Capand sts.b or 5000 81 Myrtle st. b h. ri 100
l2JS 9th. b. h,m 81 $3.50 "A. 7b, 81 and So
BOB ST, oh. M ,sr-5OOO Myr.ie st. bh, 7rl,7OO
800 6th mi 81: 500 236 I'd st. fh 2r...-l 500
45S 44O 4l2 sI6 500 SO 18th ST. fh. TIL 500
~ % SoS s2s d st.
400 - 1900 ~ is4a ~! Nc ave- ah IN sL 4r4 soo
f.. f.; isl Ssei
Observation-Disclosures IMPkOvED PROPERTY
I in northwest section. Lot "a BY leO. fourstory
per = Price seSle ML sh,l
LOS 81. wv oc4-4t
Eok SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY. WEST
q WILSON 1906 st. NV. '' oca-Hm m
EOR sALE-I OFFER FOR SALE, on MONTH
~ " payments Q, $50 per month. 500 cash, Those
AYES. lie Droit Park-fve ON Linden and three on
B9undary IN Sc houses are thoroughly Dnt have
critical examination consider this an unusu Al op-
in unob;ectonaoe neighbGrhood on payments little
more than the rental vaiue of the houses Apply to
EoR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL Es-
tate :Sx new brick Houses. 4 rooms each, situated
on beautiful avenue nort;.west, with wide parking
property only $500 Terms, 5! 100 cash. balance
SoOO per year lh.s property Is now renting tor Sol
Ter month Apply to J. w. p. MYERS,
ieo-lew. Real Estate Agent. I42s n y ave
ENOR sALE-A PERFECT GEN OF A HOUSE
In the northwest; seven rooms cellar; all modern
improvements. Price, only $3,6UU. Terms easy
Apply to j. w. p. MYERS. l4=s New York ave.
an 1-9wS
LNOR SALE--VERY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
IL dwelling within two squares OF Dupont circle;
ten rooms anu cellar: furnaces and ali mod imp
Price. SAL OO. TYLER & hUTHEkFORD Lee
+ ST. NV. OcZ-6t<
II three-story nine-room houses, with all modern
improvements just pleted; also. two
ner houses with improvements such as furnace open
CRATE. bathtub washstand brics range stationary
wash trays. DC, on St. between 9TH and 9TH sw.
inquire of A. +. BARKER
Ocl-xw$ COL Virginia avenue
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-Thef follow.
Ing were the readings at the 81 snai office to-day
3. a; ~. 50. u. H., 40; IL q. NJ, 81; p. ~, "a;
maximum, IA minimum, 46.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-10
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
A Number OF Valuable Horses
hurned 10 Death.

OMAHA. NEB August AT l1:50
O'Clock this morning lightning struck
the main build ng OF the Omaha Fair
Association, containing sixteen valua-
BILE horses, OF which tight we've tither
int ntly k lied by the electricity or
burned to death. The animals we've
in training for the rae 8, and were of
excellent prcm'se. Those killed were
Dick Wild, year old PAGER owned
by McShane & Pyle, and valued at
$4,000; Legal Tender, owned by ]. H.
MtShane; Tucker, 4 year old
stallion valued at over $4,000;
Ned R., q young trotter OF
more than usual prom Sc. Ida, owned
by Ed Pyle, OF Humboldt, and value d
at;$l600, Capt P owned by the came
and valued at $500; Mascotte, with a
record OF 2:274, owned by Mr.. Lewis,
of this city; Little Wilkes, a stallion,
the property of Capt O'Mslley, and
Al Potter, promising two year old
cot, sired by Ethan Allen, running
in pasture near by, were also killed
by lightning. John Simpson, a groom,
was lying asleep in a stall within
four feet OF the fpot where the light.
uing struck. He was knocked four
feet and thrown against the wall Al
though stunned he at once realized
the tustion, and yelled and aroused
the other he stlers, all of whom worked
desperately to release the animsle,
which were rushing shout ia their
box stalls crazy with excitement. All
the doors were thrown open and great
efforts were made to drive the horses
out, but several of the m could not be
forced to move, and were left to their
fate
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-10
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING.
SAD RESULT OF AN OLD FEUD
AT OXFORD, MISS.
II. NJ. Sullivan Killed by C. B. HOwry
The Latter Gentleman Also
Painfully Injured.


OXFORD, MISS, August 9.-An old
feud that has long existed between
the Hon. @. B. Howry and Mr.. H. M.
Sullivan eliminated Saturday after
room in a difficulty in which the latter
was most painful ly if not seriously
wounded. The tu'let entered the
groin in front of the body, and was
extracted shortly aiterward near the
vertebral column. The o'tnnate
STRAY occurred near the public school
'buildir 6 in the presence Of ssve al Of
our most prominent citizens. Mr..
H2wry is an ex State Senator, and at
present is fl ling the responsible
position OF United States Dis
triCt Attorney fer tie Notnern
District OF Mississippi. Mr.. Sullivan
is also lawyer. and IS a successful
practitioner IN both civil and criminsl
law is second to none in the Stale
Both gentlemen are il fuenlial men,
hers OF tha Board Of rlustf es Of the
Safe University, and Mr.. Sullivan has
filed the office of Secretary OF tn
Board for several years. MIR. Howry
ia direc or in The Bank OF Oxford
and ie, perhaps, the wealthitst man in
the county. Mr.. Sullivan is also very
wealthy and is one of the largest real
estate owners within our corporation,
and we would regard his removal from
active life as a calamity not only to
our town but to the entire Slate.