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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
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Ncte Books

Blank note books for sale m this Office.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO. Ad-
dress The Wichita EAGLE, Wichita. Kan.
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I'm CONKT,N ND

General practitioner OF medicine. surgery, gynae-
coogy and obstetrics. Treat all chronic and private
diseases. oxygen treatment given wnen required.
Pies and all diseases OF the rectum a specially,
Office removed TO lA North Main street, over Kan
sas National Bank. Office hours y tol2 a. m, to-
and 4 O D. m dll7-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

An notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
VIII be charged for the rate Of flve cents Per Line
per week: notice for less than Is centA-
All For Sales or other business notices win be
charged for the Of 10 per line per week.
no business notice taken for less than 50 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE

i north AID south, farms from "a acres up 70 IA
90 acre. improved and uIimprUvss city property
il almost ever .ovTn IN harsRs sF4f also ~ ftiiaofs
II you have anything 20 80! or trade c4si AID s~s
rle Offsoe hours from 20 y 70. ard % p n
room L, Gesto block \. J. Ecs>Worts- - y
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
FOR EXCHANGE.

TOR EACHAN OE OR TR lDE-For property or
II land in Missouri. one good hotel rent paid Tor
months in advaLce; 10 cOias worth of groceries.
everything completed good shape viii give boot
proyiding II s satisfactory. Call or address "
SIS III IL I2s
L'OR EACHANGE-To traders and everybody else
4 he Kansas abstract agency Will furnish y0I
abstracts 70 any lands il tEc state Of Kansas.
diagrams. descriptions ana estimates u value
Kansas Abstract AgenCy, rooms ] 10 4. No IT y
Market St. wichita. Kan. j. y. Wheeler 1agef.
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
LOST.

7 OST-At or opera house. Mystic Shrine
IL badge Finder will please leave same at oflce
OF Oliver Bros and get reward. l2ss-
7 OSI-On Friday last, 40 dollars in Boston store
i finder viii be libs rally rewarded b. returning
TO Mrs. W Cooper. 1874 Mead ave. .l1-i-
I OST-A brOwlish. green lap robe. machine en-
II broidered. Finder viii be suitably rewarded
by leaving same at "a once dAHf
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
600: common to medium. ,4s5e575; skips and pigs

900: common to medium. $465S575 skips and pigs.
SHEEP-Rec.ipts 1900; shipments none. Mar
ket active and strong Good to choice $o.5og5. 30;
common to medium. 81 .5oG3W.
Chicago Live Stock Marker.
CHICAGO. Oct. II.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipt=. 1860 shipments. 1900 Mar,
ket slow beeves 5000 steers S225s3 !3 stockers ana
feeders 5000 49, COWS, bulls and mixed. sl9osa
800; Texas cattle sl75SaZT western rangers s2-u
$3.50 ,o ,,.
opened 10 higher but closed with advance lost,
Mixed $50 60 iG heavy, 5SJ96.3t light. <56Jsa2E
SHEEPwReceips. aore shipments, $500. Market
steady for good: Cuncn lower. Natives. 81 u}g
4se westerns SS.Sta5.65; Texans. S275a3.46 lambs
S4O0@5.J
st. Louis Live stock
ST LOUIS, Oct. II.
CATTLE Receipts, Is05; shipments, l.. Mar
ket stronger. Choice heavy native steers, s1VELooi
fair TO good native steers, S44t65-lE outchers,
steers medium choice. 3 2593.4E stockers ana
feeders. fair good. S2Utga}5 rangers, corn Zen.
80 Iadl5 90 grass range. S2.itT3.2-
H0GS-Receipts 1865 shipments. 23lD Market
higher. Choice he'vy and butchers flD24 ~
hacking, medium prime. s5@D1d-l0; light grades
ordinary to bess 8. SteflO.
SHEEP-Receipts !, rs: shipments, ne. Market
steady. Fair choice S3.0Gi 40 ~
iORSES-Receipts. ls6; shipments. l4l Texans
and Indians, car load. al s20@5S
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
STORAGE

CTORAGEPo- hogsehci1 zoofE Or -.erchzss>s
- boze4 or lco-e II yDu bare a1y Ese1ds 70 ssprs
lrias tas1s " icki,a -zsraxs Co. M 70 81
Ds-S ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

BUTTER-was steady, Elgn creamery 2iS2j
choice western 2ld22C: choice dairy 1sG &c, common
10 fair lJaltc.
EGGS-Easy; 1sdls]+c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

CTORAGE- Al kinds ~ honsea0sd zoo5s. beg
- gses merchant 80 s.f. csa - s4fs ssafs3 "a
TIE Ia-Re trek busGuz cerYfT O. ft@rc street AID
yfffh HTezs~ fornssrly ocrUes1 ~ tss = " SEDyiy
eoEa,aaz. 4 L Esrkse, Manager At-srs
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
FOB TRADE


L,oR TRADE-so new s-t ses9sd tH1f bzzEtss.
II tk.&sfozss rAr-1&es~ sid rsEBz@-
/ To- ssssr-~ poser b1.ls- ard ~-s4ne
$40 Worth - as-rczstHr.i sss-sr.s ce-ssstt-z
q pio~- rra rlsats-s. che flgazx DTs-cAz-sE- &c
2 gre rrnss
4Ts4ivery szoEs- al S4nce-
= snts-e xrac.rv stscss. also Esrt ~ s,eeE
Esccs GrT COCA
F5ffT stozs114 o western l211.
Ioz 0ssr@ EEtgreS 81 4sser , acras-
Also s8z6 u IlltztD1s. Eas~01-1. Aykasa<a2 Al
IesAk-
AZ yrops-1T ls.se1 Wiz VII roos.vs s-oz5e
at.eEssos II szs Ezi->1 -sA-ss TrA9k-< c. %o ~
az6 - %e--h MAJ - fD7ISsr4J zA-a S-rses -
ts- 5z4se.ss. Nseaitss kzza eAS3
LToa TEADE-gor-y acrss tea to cs;F A. e&sA
fa- ss psoset property. rs~sr ne- as srzss SAeS
Ter SreTes sT%SeTTy. caesg izzgrVs1a sreSezsT
t. Us 1ssaxE- AsTe ssr,T& I'd rtsE1 49,
Cal "a Laey1 b. Fsr.eA Fosozz & Ysz-~&1 Ss1seasa
IsDE TASDE-T hare tas ,afSgvl.x srSs~--y -
II trace Tor gosse re~s3e.cs - 49, sssrss
Il CIR " nc s16 g. srfse 90 oov ssAA<>s Az9
LAwg~@ce 70 t-sr-- A-sscs- f~S s~r&ras~ kSs sr
Ia Via zsys ro1s~- sest AZ "a fEcszt aeSs y
Frs.1 Gig re-ss Ter - - $50 = - tr@s. al
pt.r. rhsea nag sssl - L E.2ssaSss- q "
Taxi D. wksS.A A~s
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
CHEMISTS.

CHEMISTS.
VIM. DWIGHT CHURCH,
General Analytical Chemist, Laboratory 622 Kansas
avenue, topeka. Kansas. Chemist for the city Of
Topeka. Orders for chemical, microscopic and
physical examinations solicited, Prices sent upon
application. Expert opinions on the value Of
waters for drinking purposes, $50. Complete
analysis OF waters, Tl5.M f3-Uf
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
STRAYED.

CTRAAYED-Octoher sth small bay horse SON
- white IN forehead. fore fter shod. Return 20
Morgan Bros. corner Dougias AID Waco and get
reward. lIf-s.
STRAYED-FroTa Fourth ave. large tav
- horse; waite pot under the name; brand g.
Shoes o. fore feet Return 10 20 y Fourth ave Or
lie :. Lawrence ave viii be suita5 rewarded
DIP 9:
CTRAYED-FrUIn corner OF Green ana Douglas
- Ave. one sorrel horse. white STRIPE On .re-
weighs about Las pounds. brAnaei D. & che bay
horse bran ed q on hip Return and receive re-
ward II. Nincberger. & u "a
CTRAYED-A brown pony with t5rcue hanging
= ont and straight fore legs, Address carrier 10
postotace. d-lt5-st~
CTRA YED-OBe bay horse years old with ieax
- roIe on. suitable reward. Address room f.
Fletcher block d.lL,-ff+
CTRA TFD- From 80 SOuth Harkss street.
= fe ale raccSoa. Any person giving information
leading TO recovery VIII De suitably rewarded
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
.n-rn,s E.ees,on rroc,amation.

COUNTY OF SEDGwICK.
The State of Kansas to all whom these
presents shall come, greeting:
know We, that l, w. ". Hays, Sheriff
of Sedgwick County, State Of Kansas, do
hereby proclaim and make known TO the
legal voters of Sedgwick County, State of
Kansas. that on the Tuesday next succeed
ing the first Monday in November. 1883,
(being the sixth 18th of the month,
there will be an election held in each of
the voting precincts throughout said
County OF Sedgwick, for the purpose OF
electing the following officers, to-wit:
For Presidential Electors.
! Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court.
Governor.
l Lieutenant Governor.
l Secretary of State.
l Treasurer of State.
. ] Auditor of State.
l Attorney General
l State Superintendent Of Public In
struction.
l Member of Congress, It'll Congress
slonal District.
! State Senator.
Representatives.
County Attorney.
Probate Judge
Clerk OF District Court.
l County Superintendent Of Public
instruction.
l Commissioner of ID District.
Amendments to Constitution as
fulip,ys.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

ksOR SALE-A good family horse and jump seaf
n buggy: also large base burner, large book
case marble top "a bic. fiat once desk drop light
Kitchen safe &C. Inquire az N3s 5. Emporia ave
RAG
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED Situation as bookkeeper or salesman
w Can give best OF city references Address $50
Eagle Office. l23-5t-
Az nNTED A situation clerk in a hardware
~ or grocery store by young man OF expert
ence Best Of references furnished. Address T. -,
Eagle office. IZ6ttcx
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

nor RENT-Rear part OF building No. IT, East
Il Douglas avenue. First and ;. COnd floor and
good cellar. Enquire Of J. NJ Allen * Co, liz Last
Douglas. IA d.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

NvANTED-Te loan money on improved farms
w lowest rates with the privilege OF paving ~
any time without h bonus. ; T. Major, room ~
Scdgwick block. dill, q
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

Office and Yards on Mosley stress. between
Douglass avenue and First street
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
Ig[[Ors Of The taTthauaks.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March
10.-Coples Of the Hong Kong
Mail received here last night by
steamer give a description OF the
earthQnake in the province OF
Yunnan. on December ID and 1G.
The Mail SAYS: la the interior de
partment Of Ching Chang the dis
turbauees were extremely violent,
being continued at irregular inter
walls four DAYS, when they ceased
entirely. The departmental city is
said to have been reduced to a
mass o. RUNS and over 1000 per
sons are reported to have been
killed by falling buildings, while
the number Of Injured is too large
to estimate at present. At the
prefectual city of LamOn the effects
of the quake were scarcely less dts-
astrOus. When the shock was felt
there an enormous chasm opened
in the earth andwateI was thrown
out from its depths. In Chuen
a great change has been caused IN
the appearance of the country,
large tracts of land being swallow
ed up and the surface of lakes
changed. in LOchan more than
ten thousand persons are said to
have persisted.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Written and compiled Tor the HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Mar. IL, 1888.
"Who will get Blaine's strength y
isthe substance of the question that
Republicans are asking each other
every day. Who will get It is prob
iematical at this time, but the fact
that no one has got it so far, is very
patent. The Blaine supporters have
not stampeded. The, say they have
80 second choice, but will support
any good Republican who may re-
cqive the nomination. AS long as
things remain as they have been
since Blaine's letter was published,
it would be perfectly absurd to at
tempt to say who will be nominated
by the Chicago convention.
Unless the Republican sentiment
Of the country shall concentrate
upon some one man to a much
greater extent than it now shows
any indication of doing, it is
thought extremely probable that
Mr.. Blaine will be nominated by
reclamation, and compelled by the
unanimous sentiment of the party
to accept. The convention is draw
ing near, three months is a very
short time in which to work up
boom, aud no one of the gentle
men who has been mentioned for
the nomination has any organized
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
4 Negro IyncheJ BIZ Regulators.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 9.
Will Thomas, colorei, was lynch
ed at Tunnel Hill, Georgia. twenty
five miles south Of this city, at 81
tonight. The negro criminally as
saulted Mrs. Eliza Anderson, wild
ow, near that place. late on Thurs
day evening. She told her neigh
bors, and said she could identity
the scoundrel. A vigorous pursuit
was Immediately begun by a band
of forty regulators, armed with
sbotguns. They traced Thomas
to the woods, and captured
BIN. Then they marched back to
the village with their prisoner, took
him before Mrs.AndersOn, who iden-
tilted him, and asked the privilege
of shooting him. This was refused.
The Regulators put a rope around
Thomas's neck, mounted him on a
mule, and, headed by band play
ing the dead march, escorted HIN
out OF town and hanged him TO a
tree,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
Curious Murder Case.

Details of a murder committed
under what appears to be curious
circumstances were received at
Charleston, W. Va, yesterday from
Logan Courthouse. The murder
occurred about s o'clock Sunday
evening at the DE Jannett Hotel.
Unah Buskirk was standing in the
parlcr of the hotel, engaged in con-
versation with Mrs. De Jeanette,
wife of the proprietor, when a shot
was heard on the porch, the glass
in one of the parlor windows was
shivered and Buskirk fell TO the
floor dead. lie had been shot
through the heart. Parties were
at once scattered over the country
IN search of the murderer, but no
trace Of BIN could be fOnnd until
Yesterday mOrnlng,when Constable
John Thompson was arrested on
suspicion. He is now in jail. The
older citizens Of the county say that
Thompson's father was killed by
Buskirk's father Jwenty-slx years
AGO i'm The same room of the hotel
in which the present tragedy oc-
Cured, and that al the time OF the
first murder Thompson took an
oath to have revenge If he had TO
wait halt "A century.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
A WTthe Assassin Convicted.

WYTHEVTLLE, VA, March o.
Waymau Sutton, who has been on
trial hore for several days for the
murder of Peter lIarwell, was to day
found guilty of murder il the first
degree. Harwell was ambuhsed and
shot some time ago in Smythe
county, after which he removed to
this (Wythe) county with his fami-
". He had been living here but
a short time and had not recovered
from the wound first received when
he was again ambushed, and re-
ceiyed two rifle shots, from the Of
fects of which he soon died. The
evidence was entirely circumstsn-
tial, but OF such a character as to
show that Wayman Sutton and
Morgan Pendleton committed the
crime. PendletOn escaped, and
has never been heard from since.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
WHITE HOUSE PHILOSOPHY.

The President bore a look of in
jured innocence Of the intermediate
school quality as Daniel entered
the other morning.
"Daniel,n severely.
ayes, sir &" Daniel stopped as
parade rest.
'Daniel, was ! fairly elected
President of the United States y
eyes, sir, according to the Dem
ocratic COUNT
"And the presidency was the free
gift to me of the Democratic party
was it not, Daniel 7"
at was, sir, and of the Mug
wumps, too
"Well, well, never mind the
latter, Daniel, We at least, should
not despise their memory. But
what | want to know, If what you
state is true, is why there should
be a persistent effort TO rob me OF
what was free gltt and came to
me by fair election ? Tell me the
truth, Daniel. You know all about
politics"
Daniel was alarmed. His first
thought was TO call upon a COM
mission in lunacy TO examine abe
condition of his chief. But the
President uncjnsciously relieved
Daniels mind by turning to the
window and muttering: ''Dave,
what do you mean :"
"Oh ! | see,' said Daniel, "yOu
refer to Gov. HIPS effort to get
nominated as your successOr-.thats
all ~
That's all l-all, DanielY Well,
do you think that's proper and
generous IN one Democrat toward
another Have | ever expressed a
desire to have successor Should
this free gilt be taken from me
without my consent ? Daniel, there
are many things | don't know
about politics, but | know a good
thing when | see it, and you may
write David Hill and Sam. Randall
that I'll notify 'em when | want u
successor
And as a relief to his pent-up
feelings which, If LET loose upon a
score of pension bills, would have
vetoed them all in a lump, the
President whistled that old song
which concludes by inquiring re-
peatedly if the Buffalo gals are not
coming out tonight to dance by
the light of the moon.- National
RepsMicGn.
" = --
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
For Sam Jones' Dauhgter.

NEW YORK, March l0.-.Th6
HrGlds Louisville special says
"The Rev. Joe Jones, brother of the
evangelist, Sam Jones, was a few
nights ago holding a revival al
Millersburg, Ky, at which place a
daughter Of Sam Jones is attending
a female college. The Rev. Joe
called on j. b. Shockley, theolOg
ical student, to lead In prayer. The
young man was sitting fow feet
from Miss Jones, He knelt, and
after invoking a blessing, begged
that while Sam Jones was going
through the land saving the lost,
mercy might not fail to reach his
daughter, who was going to hell as
fast as she could. A great sepsa.
ton ensued, and Miss Jones indig.
nantly left the church. A few
days later she went to her home in
Atlanta, saying she would not
stay in community where such
an insult could with impunity be
offered a lady.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
Six Tons OF Dynamite.

RICHMOND, IND. March Ga
fearful explosion OF dynamite oc-
Cured to-day on the farm of Dayid
Hampton, president OF the dyna-
mite company, blowing bis horse,
wagon, and dog into atoms. The
largest piece found was the head OF
the horse a long distance from the
point of the explosion. A mole in
the ground was made fifteen feet
deep and twenty-five feet in
circumference. Mrs. Jack Cham.
ness, quarter of mile away, was
seriously injured. Nearly every
window in the village of Williams
burgh, near by, was broken. and
the shock was felt at Richmond and
other towns. 1t was mistaken at
Eaton for an earthquake. Six tons
of dynamite exploded.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16

William /, King of Prussia and
Emperor OF Germany, died at Ber-
lin, Germany, at halfpast s O'Clock
last Friday morning, at the adj
vanced age of 80 years, IL months
and &c days. He assembled the
throne in 1861. He was the ablest
monarch in Europe and in all re-
spects an excellent man. His
death, therefore, must cause regret
in all portions Of the civilized
world. The Emperor was i'll only
a few days. His successor il
Frederick III whom for two gener-
alton has been known as the Crown
Prince. Owing to his severe i'll
ness, his reign will doubtless be
short.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
NEWSPAPER OFFICE BURNED.
SIX OF THE EMPLOYEES MEET A
TERRIBLE DEATH.

SIN Or HI BMi l-O To -NbLi u
TERRIBLE DEATH.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, March Z.
The new Office OF the ErcHWg
Union, at the corner of Main and
WorthingtOn streets, was destroy
ed by fire about o'clock this after
noon, and the blaze was attended
bv the most sickening horror eyer
witnessed in this city, six Of the
employees meeting with a terrible
death, most of them jumping from
the fifth story and being crushed
into shapeless mass in the street
below. Six others were badly in
jured.
The fire was first discovered in
the mailing.rOOm, and clouds OF
smoke were pouring out Of the
lower story windows before the
fifty souls on the upper floor were
aware of their danger. The flames
shot up an old elevator in the rear
cutting off escape by the stairway,
and most of the employees who
escaped made their way to the
ground by way Of the roof in the
rear. The men and women who
crowded into the editorial rooms
found themselves cut of from
escape i'm the rear and had to face
the horrible alternative of burning
TO death or jumping to the side
walk below and frightiul mutlla
ton.
The Fire Department responded
promptly, but it seemed an age be
fore the firemen were able to reach
the windows on the fifth story. A
ladder was put to the fourth story
and the sight of rescue so neal
seemed to madden the suffering
proups at the two windows in the
story above, vino dropped in sue
cession to the sidewalk. Six fel
in this way-some of them forced
off and others madly leaping-caus
| ing the crowd to groan ana turf
their heads as they whirled through
( the air.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
Mr.. CleYeIand'S Opportunity.
from the Charleston World

Grover Cleveland, the present
President of these United States,
has an opportunity to go down to
pOsterity in a blaze of glory second
only to that of George Washington.
After he was nominated for the
Presidency by the Democratic
party, he enunciated many sound
doctrines in his letter of accept.
ance. One of these was to the
effect that no President should be
eligible to a second term of office.
This statement Of his was, without
a doubt, the means of getting at
least five hundred and fifty men in
New York State who otherwise
would have voted for Blaine to
vote for him. These votes made
him President, and, If he should
now accept a second nomination,
would it not look suspiciOusly like
having obtained the Presidency I'M
uol " fdloo litolNuCC
But, on the other hand, just sup.
pose that he insists upon living
strictly up to the very letter of
his ante.electlon promise. He will
be chronicled in history for all time
as the one man who possessed the
courage of his convictions to the
extent even of throwing away a
Presidential nomination. He will
be regarded as a moral hero, and
justly so.
Hut If Mr.. Cleveland should yield
to the voice of the tempter and de.
termine TO accept the nomination,
provided it was offered him, be will
be stigmatized as the Chief Magis.
trate of a great nation who volun-
tarily demonstrated by his own
conduct his entire insincerity. If
Mr.. Cleveland positively refuses to
allow his name to be used at the
st. Louis Convection, he will be
entitled to the unequal admiration
of every citizen OF this great repuh.
lie hut If he is q candidate for
denomination he Is only worthy OF
contempt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16
Over 100000 PpOpIe Drowned.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1O.-'Ghe
steamer City of Sydney arrived
from Hong Kong and Yokohama
last night. She brings advices
that the imperial commissioned
who was appointed to investigate
the loss of life in the Yellow river
iuundatlOn sends his official report
to the emperor Ht China that
the total number of persons drown
ell IS over 100000, and the number
of the DIES .itute is 1000, 900.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-16

Major Robert L. BlakeRship,
President of the Old Dominion IrO0
aud Nail Works, on Belle Isle, near
Richmond, was run Overland instant
iy killed last Friday morning by a
freight car IN the yard of the Rich
mond and Daneille Railroad Com
pany at its depot in Richmond. In
crossing the tracks in the yard he
stumbled and fell forward under
the rear car Of a moving train. lie
was one of RichmOnd's most public
spirited citizens. He was for a
number OF years President Of the
Richmond Chamber Of Commerce,
and also a member of the Eastern
Nailmaker's Association. He leaves
wife aud seven children.