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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Di,finrui.hed Hen.

John B Gordon. Governor % Georgia. Gov
ernor John Irclani. of Texas. siInOn r. Hughes,
Governor Of Arkansss, = u. ncEnery, Cover
nor ~ louisiana: X p. Turner. Judge tnitei
states Court; ex-Sovcrnor Nuotul-i. hinf>tcf %
japan; ". x Miller, ext osernor ~ Artausts:
f. A. Perry, Governor OF Nor,ia ". D. Biot,
ham. ox-Governor Of Fiorbia hoNsnshrr Cwgg.
Bishop NJ tho Episcopal Churrh spd Cbsnncltir
Of uio University of tae south, anf huDsirnds ~
othsr disfip gntshed meu IN tre Initsi states m
all professions and ia eli departments - sctsace
have had tilcir sight improved BY the use u
Hawkes. new spc 'tscies
All eyes fitted with these famous giss<os ~
Mr. n. W. Ballard. exy-vt optician. for few
days only. at u. g. Cabeil, H., a Go. : drugstor@
corner Third and Vain streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

The following Telegram was received yes
tsrday, when the thermometer indicated a
temperature Of II degrees:
WEATHER BuREAU, WASHINGTON, ID. G.,
October ls.--Chsmber Of Commerce, Rich
moud: Hoist the cold-wsve signa,. The
temperature will fail Is or 20 degrees by
Saturday at 10 40 NJ. GKEELr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
for Laying the Corner
Etone and Erecting she building.

EtOne uud Erecting the Butiuing.
The work OF this grand improvement on
west Broad street Is going bravely on. The
excavation has been nearly completed and
the contract for the foundation walls and
plers has been given TO Mr.. James Neither
wood, who is already preparing TO commence
work, and Yesterday Mr.. Reuben Shrriiis
was elected superintendent Of construction,
with Waller X. Higham assistant, with direc-
tons to take immediate steps for putting the
whole building to contract.
The llth OF November has been fixed as
The time for laying the cornerstone and
Hon. w. c. l.. Breckenridge has accepted
the invitation 10 deliver the address. Thc
Grand COmmandery OF Virginia will hold
its annual conyOcatiOn on that day, and
Judge Beverley Il. Welliord, as president OF
the Masouic Temple Association OF Virginia,
has myited all the MAsons OF the State 10 be
in attendance and take part in the ceremo-
ntes In the following circular letter, which
has been sent to every lodge in the State:
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA, !
RICHMOND, October 10, lSSS.
Worshipful Sir and Brother:
The Masonic Temple Association have the
pleasure OF informing the brethren OF Nir-
ginia that the cornerstone OF the Masonic
Temple IN this city will be laid on the 18th
OF November proXimo. The ceremonies will
be conducted by the Grand Lodge Of Nir-
ginia. under the escort pi the Grand Com
mandery Of knights Templars Of this State.
Our distinguished brother the Hon. wills
liam G. +. Breckenridge, OF Kentucky, win
doiyeran address.
The occasion will be one Of great interest
10 the fraternity Of Virginia, and the Board
Of Trustees cordially invite large attend
ance OF the brethren from all parts OF the
Jurisdiction. Fraternaly yours,
Il. Il. WEIIFOKD, JR., President.
The l4th proximO will be a great Masonic
dav, and we may expect to have our streets
greatly lighteDed by the crowds OF the craft
who will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

Pools will be sold at the Exchange Hotel
this evening at 5:30 o'clock and every eve.
ming during the week on the trottng races,
which begin Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

oUARLEs 4 McCURDY. .430P. ~. rgstee's -ale
Of brick residence on Byrd street. Gamblols
Uul.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR. / +. NJ. two brick stores
With dwellings ab0ye on Franklin street
JAMES II. CRENsHAW, T.. ~, lJt on Lesls
st-eot.
JAMES B. ELAN. r. ", twO vacant lots ou
Carter near Ashland street
JAMES II. CRENsHAw, 40 T.. M., lot on Brown
street, Fulton
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. W., hOrses. mulos
buggies. phae,Ous, landaus. Wagons, SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
For1Rtckefts. usrasmus, aud vast
Ing Disorders Of Ceiidren

Scott's Emulsion Of Puro Coi-Liver Oh with
Hypophosphltes IA unoqualled. Tho rapidly
with which children gain rosh and strength
upon II ~ very wonderful Real the following:
II have used scotts Emulsion in cascs u Rick
eta and Merasmus Of long standing. aud have
been more than pleased with the results, a. IN
every case rhe improvement Was markcdn-L
". Maia, N. D.. Ssw iork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
p,a Won. rrNo,. way S.s.

II you have not yet taken saysntass Of tbs
special sale At DIR. S. 0aleskps. 9i5 easi
Main treliable Solid Gold Spectaclss spt
Eyeglasses, guaranteed, al % and $3.50 pei
pairl DO 30 al once. foe the opportunity will
not last long; are going isst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Row THE CITY MONEY Is SPENT.
Placewhere 10 Does Great Deaf OF
GOod

nOOu
THE following response to an inquiry
made with view TO ascertltning how well
spent Is ihe money voted to the Mechanics
Instituie Is gratifying indeed, though 1t
must not be understood that the school de-
pends wholly upon the city for support;
RICHMOND, VA, October is, 1888.
Mr.. William II. Pleaslnls, Auditor Of Com.
mittee on Schools Of tho city OF Rich
mOnd:
Dear sir,-In obedience to your request
herewith make the following statement,
showing the status OF the Night School OF
Technology OF the Virginia Mechanics Insti-
tuie 81 this date. Number OF scholars matri-
cu.lted session 1SS9.'e9, 1913, matriculation
still continuing, several having entered du-
ring this week.
Number entered in the following classes :;
Arithmetic Class A.. ...... .........lS
Arithmeiic-Class B...... ,..............4i
Ariihmetic-C C.................... ..oG
AlgeOra. ........-........... '.''' ~
Geometry. ...... ...... ...... II
TrigOnOmetry Observation-Disclosures.
Applied mechanics. ..................... l
Bookkeeping ...... ...... .......-... .-.OV
FrCe-hand draw ing ............ ...0=
instrumental drawing g....................26 70
Architectural construction. ................l ii
Mechanical designs ............ ..........l2
chemistry and electricity y.....-.........-.2l
Physics. s..-....... ............. --.......'... .
Engineering. ...........,.......... d
beg leave 10 remarh that the deep into
rest felt by most OF the matriculatas this ses-
sion is very noticeable, each seemingly to
mean business. Very respectfully,
THOMAS ELLETT,
Secretary Xirgina Mechanics, Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
o,a,nauee Com,u,,,ee

A meeting OF the Committee on 0rdl-
nances was held yesterday al $50 p. M.--the
chairman, Sir. Anderson. oaziding. The
ordinance rsIatins 20 boiier Inspections was
postponsd until tho ,next regular nlestIng,
hs which. TINA IL d. sxnectad the citE Altar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
rx..xs,.u from Cha,,ette.

The Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company Will run the second OF their spe-
cial excursions 10 the Exposition on Tues
dsy next, tho s3d instant. THIS one will he
from Charlotte. ". a., the train having there
at5A. 81, and arriving here at 5:25 z. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

Those who suffer from foul breath are open -
the charge Of carele-sness. II h an oGonce that
can be speedily abatej, as single bottle ~ tho
fragrant sozoDOET will Enthusiastically accom-
plish tho work. I, will preserve and Keep tho
tooth whlte AID Tho hrcllh pmre and sWooL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Men,. unndherchlefs.
Mems Handkerehfefs.
White Linen Handkerchiefs, 25c. 70 si.5o
| each.
CoIored. Bordered Linen HsndkerchIefs,
&c. UP.
silk Handkerchiefs 10 great variety.
CONSTABLE BRoTurRs.
absrs Msuufneturers.

Now Is the season 10 have your shirts
made. We can show you a handsome line o!
shut-fronts for full dress AZ you ever saw,
both IN embroidered linen and pique.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
Shlrt-Makers, Hasters, and FurnIshers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

ney will render his decision with reference
TO cert,in points raised.
Mr.. strait6n presented an ordinance 10
amend the present one in reference to jus
tices Of the Peace presiding In The Police
Court IN the absence OF the Police Justice re-
ceiving the same pay per diem that the regu.
lar Justice receives. Under the present
ordinance Justice OF the Peace has to serve
six consecutive days before be receives his
pay. The ordinance was not acted upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

In connection with this there win BE- spc-
cial train over the Oxford and Clarkesyille
railroad. mixing prompt connections both
coming and returning. rbe round-trip
tickets are sold at the rate OF cent mile,
with the % cents admission to the E.xposl'
tiou-Grounds added.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

We have Just received new lot OF scaris--
four.in-hands. Some beautiful goods at soc.
The handsomes, line Of al and sl.50 Scarfs
We have ever shown.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

Then the switchbacb. This l. always well
patr0niZed. and appears TO mike more clear
money thn anything else on the grounds.
~ another point on the grounds the In
diaus are pEssiOnltcly fond Of throwing balls
at the head Of the d1rky that shows Itself
at The round aperture IN the canvas. The
cTratic course Of the balls, however, prove
that the dime novelist who leads his readers
10 believe that the Indians aim is sure
en0ugbio brain man with Rtomahawk every
lime l. wrong.
n new cstch-peuny Just introduced near
the Horticultural Hall is csbc-irolley ar.
rangement 6y which one can imagine him
self casi~basBct floating through the air in
COhon's new store. The principle is the
same. You climb up to the top OF a ten.foot
stand, and grlspiDg the handles Cf the wheel
which runs on the elevated cable, you glide
gently down 10 the halfway station, where
You are transported by like means to the
point OF departure. II appears to De good
exercise for the muscles.
Another test for tie muscles is the ma
chine that YOU hit with An axe and the force
IL shown in pounds on the register
A man also has a machine on tue grounds
20 test the lungs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

Measrs. q. W. Davis ard w. II. Pepper are At
Mwrrsiy's Hotel with fun hue of Millinery. No
ticns, Cloaks, So WA DO pleased % 500 thor
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
TNTEnTAINMENTs.

The local Committee OF Arrangements are
endeayoring TO make the delegates stay In
the city as pleasant as possible, and 10 that
end numerous and varied entertainments
have been ARRANGED for.
A ball was given at the New pump-hOuse
last night and wa. quite largely attended by
the delegates and their ladies and friends. A
special train on the Richmond and Alle-
ghany road carried the party up at O'Clock
and brought them back soon after midnight
The evening was spent IN very pleasant
manner.
Yesterday morning early visit was paid
10 Whnlocks cheroot-fsctory, and the
engineers we're taken through this establish
ment and shown how the weed is manipu-
lated from the time it is received In the fac
tory until it IS worked up INTO cheroots.
They expressed themselves as greatly pleased
with their visit.
Next Monday, by special invitation from
President w. r. Trigg, the Brotherhood
will visit she Richmond Locomotive and
Machine-W Orks. A special train rendered
by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany will convey them from the depot TO the
works at 10 4. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Phillins's Digestible Cocoa.

Unllko other coroas or chocolates Il IS cot
greasy. and ihoneh containing all tho nutriment
ot the richest cocoa bean, % is ~ prepared that
10 win NOT disturb digestion, ana makes adfli-
cious liable drink.
DsggvfNG oF C0NFioEsCg.-Thcrei Is no arti-
clio which so richly deserves tho entro con-
fisnce Of tho community as BROwss BR0S-
cnIAL 1H0cuss. lhose suffering hom Asth-
matic aud Bronchial Diseases. Coughs, aud
Colds should try them. Prico . cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
CITY COMMITTEE.

The City Democratic Committee met last
night, Mr.. William Ryan In the chair. Sum
DRY appropriations were made for the pur-
pose of prosecuting the work OF tbe canvass
in the different wards. The committee ad-
iouruq1 AZ $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Cmbreisai

Umbrellas asa Canes
We have an eIesxuk nas OF Umbrellas and
Canes Of all kinds and prices. Ni
CoasrADfa Rz0Tusns,
u0cuk BTuad rtrpek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
OureIDE.

The out-oi.dOOr shows and "fakes" seem
10 De pIospcrIDg notwithstanding the sti1
competition. The carouses, with their
vary-colGrcd horses, lions, and ostriekes,
catch many nickel for a ride. Each rider
Of course rs bent ou gettipg the brass ring,
which entities the holder TO another rice.
and The Indian boys are as successful in
catching II as The fair country maideus. The
steam Organs play ehecdly, and the close
proXimIty Of the machines causes the tunes
;O'yery often blend in q way that IS pro-
ductiYe Of discOrd.
Then the mlD that runs the sidc-sb0ws
brings out the "bcauiiiul young lady" N
punk stockings that caresses the sixiy. pound
liye snake, whIlo the bsnd plays aud the
crowd stand around and stare. In these
tents can be eeen, the gaudily- painted flyers
ssy, "the heaviest man living" whish is &C.
cOnpaDied by a heroic size painting OF q
wau VINO looks asif he coUid Zip The scales at
L290-n no, Tess; " the wild man captured In
the Island Of Ceylon"; "tho Egyptian fire
King -; The "headless woman," and bali
dozen other celebrated monstrosilies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
LONDON TONIGHT.

When the second lecture OF Mr.. c. Il.
Bolton on his travels in Europe opened last
night at Association Hall the room was nearly
filled with an audience anxious TO follow the
lecturer through all the attractive points OF
England.
The entertainment was pleasing and In
structlyc. Tonight Mr.. Bolton win make
bis audience familiar with London, and IL y
expected that a large crowd will gather to
follow him through she numerous places OF
interest IN the greatest city Of the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Euker's Exposition
The Only Remedy.

saloon, oorncr Harrison and Broad streeis
Bergner q Engle Beer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
JoNrs's sTorE

/ A large meeting OF Democrats was held at
.J0Aes's store. in Hsnrico county, last night.
and was addressed by Messrs. Conway Il.
Sands and Thomas b. Hicks. The old Blue
Ribbon Club at this precinct will be re-
orOaniZed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Amusemcnes.

At the Theatre last night Running Wild
was again repeated before a fun audience. IL
will be presented al the matinee to-day and
for the last time tonight.
The sale Of seats for Preston CIarke's en-
gagement has been very active, indicating
crowded houses to greet this young trage-
dian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

WANTED, A BOY FOR ERRAND
w WORK. Apply at 1917 Main street, top
door, THIS MORNING, a. 0-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
THE CONCERTS.

At The Clppa Band concert yesterday
afternoon i'm the Music Hall another OF Mr..
John Biseler's pieces was rendered. This
was a polka" Eccent1que for basses,
tr0mbOncs, aud bassoOu-. II began with Oh
andlufi introduction, which was followed bY
a polka movement with coda. During the
concert at night the Battle Of Geltysburg' -
was repeated By request. Dctachments from
thc Grays, oi The Fist regiment, and the
IIowizcrs battery gave their assistance with
good effect
Tho band concludes its engagement to-
Dipht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

The Mariouettes made their second sp-
pesrance al the Brosd-Street Opera. House
last night, and were greeted by full house.
They appear for the last time tonight. Natl.
nee to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
MARIONETTEs.

The Ministries are drawing good houses AZ
the Academy and are giving fine per-
formances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
WHOLE NUMBER, n.64C
BUFFALO BILLS LAST.
HIS ENGAGEMENT HIRE TO TERMINATE
TO-EIGaT.
The Exposition Growing In Favor and
Prosperity, and New Attractions
in Store

The past three days prove that beyond
doub, the people IN the country have. at last
been awakened 10 realization OF the fact
that Richmond has an Exposition which
they should visit with thelr breasts swelling
with pride.
"This Is our show. This Is not the fruit
OF northern enterprise and energy, or the
product OF northern capital, but the direct
and immediate results Of our own labors.
Now, after you have looked over the build.
ing and grounds, aud seen manufactures and
wares and handiwOrk that can compete with
any IN your beloved Yankcedom, say nothing
more about the South being dead, for all we
want Is chance"
Instead OF diminishing In interest az IT
grows, the Exposition becomes more popu.
lar every day. The city Is now full Of vsi
tors from every part Of the country, and
accommodations are in demand. Most Of
the crowd, it Is true, comes from the 100
counties OF Virginia. Coonels, majors, and
captains With their wives and daughters
swarm in In great numbers.
Yesterday the mild weather also had its
effect on the city folk, and hundreds OF them
sweiled the tide Of humanity which came In
the gates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
CLUB MEETINGS

Jackson Ward Democratic Club. Of which
Captain Charles p. Bigger Is president, will
hold an important meeting tonight.
The Democratic Solids Of Monroe Ward
will meet tonight.
There will be . Democratic rally al GraY's
Store, Cary-Street road, in Henrico county,
tonight. There will be speaking by enter
tanning orators.
Irvlng-Hau Club will hold a meeting next
Monday night to which all Democrats are in
yitsd.
Every Democrats club in Richmond will
parade On Wednesday the 2itb. There is a
great demand for white beavers and BAN
dnnas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

hAAfNs
Monday the races begin. All the classes
are closed except the 2:22, the 2.3o, the stall
lion. and the free-fOr-all. These will close
this afternoon al 4.
The races begin At O'Clock.
BALLOON ASCENSION.
Next week The visitors 10 the Exposition
will have an oppOltunity 10 witness SeveIai
genuine balloon ascensions by young lady,
Miss Carlctia, from tho North. The hast
ascension will be made wednesday under the
direction OF Professor Myers, OF syracuse,
Ny. During the engagement Miss Carlotia
will descend with the aid OF parachute
EXPOSITION BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
Passing into the Exposition building and
up the first stairway at the left Is found the
Exposition Bureau Of Immigrhlon." a
roomy aud pleasant space supplied with
shelves for printed matter, chairs, ana ta-
h.es. on which are writing materials pro.
yided for northern aud western yisitorS-ail
OF whom are cordially invited 10 and beatti-
~ welcomed. There they have facilities LOT
writing letters aud securing printed anu
verbal ipformation regarding the advantages
and resources of the State. This bureau Is
Ia the charge OF Mf. ). II. jackson, former
resident OF The Northwest, but who has been
Tor more than five years resident OF sir,
einis. Dir. Jackson is assisted by mr. .. -
Faw,eY. who casne from Minnesota IN 1851
and Is now living on q farm two nnfes rom
the city limits. Both OF thesa SsA'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-17
GENERAL TOPICS.
Only a Fair Weather Church
GOer.
BENJAMIN's PEW WAS EMPTY.
He Staid at Home Yesterday Be-
cause the Weather Was too
Bad-RumOrs.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 16-Incle-
ment weather caused rather poor at
tendance at the church this morning.
General Harrison passed the day quietly
at home. Hon. John G. New received a
letter from Senator Quay to-day, stating
that he would leave Washington Monday
night for Indianapolis. Two or three Of
the correspondents for Eastern journals
are said to be engaged tonight in adding
new name to President Harrison g
Cabinet in the person Of Governor J. B..
Foraker, to whom they have assigned
the Attorney -Generalship.
A sod cabin built by citizens OF Loup
City, Sherman county, Neb., as a gift
for General Harrison, arrived in the
city this evening. 1t occupies an entire
flat car. 1t is IS feet long and 8 feet
high. The balance of the car is fenced
in as dooryard. What they propose to
do with the house is puzzle, since it
seemingly cannot be removed from the
car without falling to pieces. 1t is prob
able that it will be sidetracked and
taken to Washington for the inaugural
parade.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-17
CABLE ROADS IN DENyEI
COAST DEFENSE.
General How ard Thinks the Pactfi
COast Needs Attention First.

General How ard Thinks the Pacific
COast Needs Attention First.
New York, December 15.-General
Howard, speaking of the coast defenses
to-day, said the Pacific Coast armament
is worse than the Atlantic Coast; virtu-
ally nothing in the nature of defense
exists. He thought dynamite guns
might accomplish much for coast de-
tense, but also thought too much might
be expected from them. The Pacific
Coast should first be considered, because
it is farther away from the plants for
manufacturing heavy guns than Eastern
points are, and it will require more time
to put the Pacific Coast in proper condi-
ton for defense. There were two things
necessary to proper coast defense, naval
and land forces.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-17
PACIFIC COAST.
Slowly and Sadly They Laid
Him Down.
THE BURIAL OF BANKER MORSE.
Consigned to the Tomb by Bereaved
Brethren and Comrades.
Notes.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SAN BERNARDINo. December 16.-At 10
O'Clock this morning the parlors and cor
ridors of the Stewart Hotel we're filed
with people to witness the last rites Of
honor to E. III. Morse, the bank cashier
shot Thursday by James Oakes. The
funeral services were under the auspices
of San Bernardino Lodge, L. o. o. F.,
assisted by all the ranks of the Order in
this city, and Canton Sherman of River
side. The coffin was beautifully decor
ated with flowers and emblems. A
touching sermon was preached by Rev.
Oakley, pastor of the Congregations
Church. At the west entrance of the
hotel an immense crowd had gathered,
and the same extended all along the
streets.
The procession was the largest ever
witnessed in the county, and demonstra-
tions of deepest sorrow were shown.
Seventh Regiment Band OF San Ber-
nardino and Riverside Cantons
1. O. o. F., followed by subordinate
lodges and the Old Boys Hunting
Club. More than one hundred carriages
were in line and the procession
was half or three-quarters of a mile long.
At the grave impressive ceremonies
were held.
The entire community is stirred to the
very depths by the tragic affair. The
deceased was one of the most popular
men in the county, and his loss is deeply
felt.
The murderer has been removed to
the hospital, and is recovering from his
wounds rapidly. He refuses to talk or
give reason for his crime, except that
he chad to do it," The final inquest is
to be held on Monday.