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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
RnilronoS.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. y. c.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, =. y; c. &
w H. r. 4 Co. ;ooI rand and ' eSsety wsi a1I
Cartier from foot Of JeysL, ~ n SasT2So Detroit
ISus IS Is .s:iS p; Ioront9 - 20 a. M iI5,
II" TI,u. Utica principal intermediate sauoas,
AK - IS A. M . rs, . rs p. (and al 80 m.
. I3,tISn only) Kingston, Ssugerties Cask Albany,
AZ a Is = as . $50 ali 30 a. NJ and S. Sl5 - rs n.
y w i71ayprstraw 2S a M 2l5, AS p. Elegant
ssnina.cars for Burao Niagara Fals, Toronto Detrt
y Is,yo and 81 Louis sUa,ly tDaly, except Satur,
day. Other trains daily except, SUNDAYS g. y leave
itoboken wnst Shore station AL 80 M, 50 so
D. m for tickets timetables or information apply At
nraces: BroUklyn-303 WashInrton.st, i2B Fulton 81
Knnex once, foot Of Fulton st. New York Cly27l sG3
West shore Stations Of West l2ds and foot Of Jay
ST. n. r. westeotps Express calls Tor and checks bag
gage from hotels and residences G. u. LAMBERT
General Passenger AGENT. YanderbntaYe., N. n
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST

lhAlNS tOR HE WEST.
tn. 5e: ias af; NV e rna
s yely Of c rsllSan YSseu Sleeping Dining ,Ss
electric lights. do for PittsbuTg, Chicago. ard Gin
a n: Fa.. Line, with Pullman yestleuIs P,for and
sssns CEN Bnas aT S9 mi 81 s i
except SATURDAY. for Chicago and Toledo.
'S ss sISes sS FSFsa ss;ss.
easG Cncn9a. and s., Louis daily. except Saturday.
DIV df mh Hsa ss spy
- EXCEPT saturday Tor Glsysia9d 10
.na E:s n Connecting Il CORY orr III Ttus%il.
ES Nssa3sS 20 Ct sSa ~ S n kan
i, ia o9 gdo n 9o ZOO and 100 m Sundays eis
.s Af Faa SHF t. sSp 5s
a'y eissD: a sduG9aA " 10 Dining t .iFs g.taAissss.
sS y' w 20 ang G lI 90 regular s h
SS n ana Z y ~ glt ~ sqndsy sfs sSs
points On sc % S sa 20 & sy Ind I en-
ssi1snsa slesyrs Dining Car, and coaches through.
For e. sSei. e. 2sSs hs E.25 oS S' and Iss
FOR LONG BRANCH, BAY HEAD JUNCTION, ssa
na l noon and Zoo 20 and 30 SiG nd STOP az e
nS Td9E ~ St "a
os and gay 9S 90 r m sSDSc with Al, through
s:s!a: a. jsS:s} Cy srsrd%E speedy and diSscs
transfer Tor bfooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA, Express Trains leave New York,
via Desbrosses and COraHdt Street Ferries follows
10. 20. 90 90, $50, . 90 Chicago Limited,
With Dining Car and 10 wsshing.o9 Limi.cd), and
80. 20. Co 80 500 aud 90 D. M and is:1s
night Accommodation, II 10 q. M, 40 and 90
D. m. Sundays, Express, 100, rs, 90 % Limitedl
and 10 a. NJ, 80 4. 80, D. 6 30 s aud m, eId
~ rs night Accommodation 90 D.
Trains leaving New.YOrk daily except SundSy, at 90
1 n and 81 100 NJ on Sunday: Connect at fTsnoS
for Camden.
House and foot u DesbrOsses and COrtandt ss
Court.st and Book Annex station foot OF Fultonst
brooklyn 20 Hudsons. Hoboken; Station, Jersey City;
Emgrlnt Ticket ONCE Castle Garden.
The New YORK Transfer Company will ,aIl for aDs
CHkS r. Pt'(H j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

DR. M'GLYNN LOOKS on THE DARK SIDE
Tho great hall Cooper Union was crowded Ia" mght
nv nm audience anxious Dr. hcGYnn In an address
ON "Putocracy Democracy" and his rHnarSs on tho
Centennial Of Bishop Potter ana Dr. storrs lie
elassed them as "psSSmlsuc" and "opumisue' and
heartily concurrsd with the pesslnist, bshop FotsF
Thsre might be more show Of religion nowAdys than there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

tn entries for today at Gravesend arc given
below. The FIRST race ought TO be won by King
Crab, Guarantee second
TIE second race should 50 to Priace Howard,
Cara Mia second.
MAraader should win the third race, Raymond G.
second.
Fourth rsce--MaAstone first, Deception second.
Ftft- race-Kangston first, TaragoR second.
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKES. 10 n BELOW THE
SCALE EIrRIANGs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

was leo ysas ago no said but then all believed tn
Co.. the sceDsic was almost unknown. any rats held
MS peace today 10 be sceptic fashionable. DR..
eorrs mad spoken Of the great In the number
Of churches tho great good done by the rich for the
charities and hospitals he had forgotten 10 say that these
men who did these actions putocraey who had TO
be considered and consulted all matters concerning
institutions they had founded Plutocracy fast
ceedlng TO tho government OF the country better an
hereditary arlsOcracy, but better Than ALL democracy
and this was what the people would insist on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
IN RnpnSAIS For BAND INSTRUMENTS,

TABLE WARE AND ErTGnmEjN U III ISLE,
pSisieiphia MAY Il. isS9.-Seaed Proposals Ia trlp.
cate viii be received at this onice until ~ ocoeE noon
Monday Jupe II $780, Tor supplying the y. y Quarter
nsstCrs pSrten this city with Band Instruments
rnnsz,,rc ~ Comets ClaronetS. Pccoos TrODbOnes,
&C. &C. alto Table and kitchen Utenslls consisting
~, ~ NUis Meat saws &c, &c. The Government re-
rycs The right TO reject any and al proposals. Prefer.
49,. no give articles Of domestic production or
mSHufactrr Conditions Of quality and price neg ng IN
AZ foreign productions manufactures Tue uuy
thoron belng equal The required guarantee In 10 per
ot ~ tho value Of the articles proposed for should ae
ito uroposas Blanks Tor proposals., listS OF
ss roo hired and full information win be furnished
rnn bnulcAton to this once, Envelopes containing pro
S8sss 70 be- ndorsei Proposals for Band or
TSn ~. ~ as the be- and sddeSsed to captain
Isppt,So priITn,n d Nj Z. 4. ~ AZ this Office. NJ. l.
y'rnniNGT0N Deputy q NJ. General U. y 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
NiChOlsOn'S
Bread

IL sold largely Throughout, tho Union ard abroad.
It &, an absolutely pure !fGlt Extract OF delicious
taste a tonic which restores the system to .
healthy condition, liquid food Of eX client
quality for well or sex persons II IA recon.
Ioendcd by physicians In caes OF debility. eH.
hausiiOn and wasting disCaENs also 10 nursing
mothers aud infant invalbis. It Ia an excellent
npurtITer a valuable restorative and constructive
with lowest alcoholic development, manufactured
OF choicest materials aud ripcnod by time.
Medical and popular experience has proven tho
Extract Of Malt most valuable tonic or remedial
preparation which il freely prescribed by ply.
sia.ans. especially whore the nervous or physica!
sNoms are injured by disease or overwork.
Sold by all leading Groecrs and Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
propDsals
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 202, STEW ART BUILDING,
No. $50 broadway, New:York, May 25, 1889.
TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS.
y IDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing nine
ID by A.teet double Suice Gates, with tho neces-
saFy fng machinery, &C., required at the Pocahtieo
Adsley and South YOnkes blow on gate houses, Sec
tions A. and OF the New Aqueduct called for
approved OF contract and Specifications file Ia
tho Aqueduct Commissioners VIII be received
at this ONCE until o'clock p NJ, on WEDNESDAY
JUNE 1889, at which place and hour they will no
pubcIy oD4ned BY the AQucduct ssoncrs, and
award for doing said work will be made by said Commits
sloners as sOoa thereafter possible.
Blank forms OF said contract and specifications therefor
bids proposals aud envelopes for their In
closure, and all other information, can be obtained at the
above ONCE Of the Aqueduct Commissioners, on appiea
"OD " "r' '''''' JAMES c. DUANE, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
~ ' JAMES C. DUANE, President
John c. SHEEHAN, SECRETARY.
'OEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR


~ once Of Indian Affairs Washington. May p, 1850
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for Blankets ana
addressed 70 tho Commissioners OF Indian Affairs Washing
ton, D. c., will be received until IN Of Thursday,
June 60 1882 Tor Furnishing tho Indian service about
6lo0 pairs Of allwOol, indigo blue nacinac blankets
consisting OF $40 pairs 2po3t 42N59 inches TO weigh
Ia rs. each 3025 pairs 12p0int, 54xG8 inches TO
weigh A each, and l2 725 pairs Spoin G0x7? inches
to weigh TDs each. Bidders required TO furnish
samples q the articles bid for such samples 20 be dey
time specified for opening bids Bids not aeeompsDei by
eontae: may be awarded win be required % furnish the
Manufactured The Government reserves the right 1.-THE
exercise Of which right shall be guaranteed by
tractor 20 authorize an inspector % visit the said mills az
ume during the process Of the manufacture ~ said
blankets and Inspect the material Of which they
being made The right IL also reserved reject bid
any part Of any BID II In the Judgment OF the Commits
slOneF OF Indian Affairs such lection will be in the best
interest Of the Government. Each bid BE- accom-.
panied by certified check draft upon United
States Depository, payable 20 the order OF Commits
SOner Of indian Affairs which check draft shall be not
less than Ave per centum the o. supplies pro-
posed BE- furnished and shall be forfeited % the United
bstes in bidder receiving award shall fail
promptly contract with good and sufficient
according 70 the terms Of his bid otherwise 20 be
the bidder. BIDS must be made for the delv
the blankets the Warehouse for Indian Supplies
I'm Eew.YOrk City: and all BE- delivered not later
than days after approval OF the BIDS not
accompanied by check draft viii not be- considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
OH. MARCHAND'S
Peroxide Of Hydrogen and GlyCOZOlG.

Those cuts illustrate wedeyeloped case Of dphtheria
before and after It's by the use Of MarchAnd's
PeroAde Of Hydrogen and Glyeozone:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
IRE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 81

ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 40l, 81,
AND S Chambers G and sSSs S:s
S and sSs Ss%s and aSsaa sS1 PsSs
and aeS staS SS'D Jsrsy civ %hs Pao
5sssss ?sa and sas '0 ,as
sS & oa s, Gs to 10 maj t' e.. nom
Sy.asy. Day IhfIpFss'. Fuiln.a
we wGef d4yi e snsham'On o'weso Enr
SIS .as sss s saS s. s. IsS,, d 5a
aud St No extra charge tGT t,st r,,,,...
'f Ru!s, sssp EST R5eSs.Ssi
Ru HsFs;S c,nS.9sssu rn% ss u
S S:s7l 55:s O. 6:l5 $50. :, 80, . 10 30 IL
pa;ssS as, 5422 go 1913 49,, y .ns ss:
'':,53G ,, IT, G5 Is, s.s \
S'S,'f IS riS5's@ Is fczs s $50 s: So
Ras'1GsS So 49, SO d cS Ss% $50 'S' i5
su!6rn, focal. AS So $50. 1872 2,on;ia
NsStSis' SOL o. 10 80 m. S52fs 80, s. $40
Goshen las. 7:52L, .. 1880 a. m; l. $3.50. t:so.
MSd SS I. and and For. Jsrs .A5 1872 1890 m
SuS day q q . e S,se
r, RTes rom e. Vest ar 1 n 7.o
MO WdR II II sS' RRGGR5AD OF N J. DIVISION
Engewooaa ana TensayTSS:iS 20 7:S0 s:l9 Sas.
ssss g y u = 5s ' oas J. y So 81 IN Sun
Sys:Sq aaa S:35ssasSs5 e. ~ ,% g.
Suburban Hom.., with local time tables
Cent sup't. General Passenger Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. Jersey.
FOOT or LR IIS y Nav NS 80 lsse RIVER
cnaa 5Si sna oSH' Reading
,,epsG1 LAKE WGYs::Ssg E s:sn
iSn ksaas glf
suGbgGy LSw;6urf WiiLa@Sp S,on Bethlehem Allen
.!Ss ssqssS .s:
Il: SssSoH LAKE. GeTfSTs
cASns aans ~ aSsS% Sunday:
80 90 ne6 nsSR Gu i9' branch A.egy Park o
ana Rom G "a sand,y 80 o 90 10 Sunday
rains TU DO not stop d Grove AsSuy Park s
IsEcTGSSS Toms Pa TSG S caTs 80 and N.
For Asnsc CIV vuciand ami BTldSe'On' 80 m.
g fot ? a2n AmoG 90 sI5 ssI IiIsaS
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, So.
From Pier s. n. r
For Atlantic Highlands. Hlghsnd Be s sestrsAs
Monmouth Beach and Iona Branch az 30 1910 M.
s, f 81 AsSaE PARK Ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant 10 G1 Is ocean S&S 80 'A's0'
w For lakewood Toms River and BarneSst 80 g m.
3 as .. NJ
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
EOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Central e .SG Ohio PHadfDA s, and R:a
3 SaS FSladsgSS's 4 o 60 $50 80 y
). M M. SUNDAYS. $40, $50 n, l:S0. 2S6. ais.
G -, Os sm nc re- AID Washington daily at III 90
except sunday M. go 60 $40 90, - 90 NJ
80 IL go ?; m have connection for Reading. Harris:
rs Sf4 isiTG 1873 ,Rro9dwsy 49, Sth.ays Sst %si
New.York Tilpste, Company will cali for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
| ,EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,
, PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of COrusnds saa
a M for I slatinaton aud inIernedtate points
a. m Tor GENEVA Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, BuTato
nd the West and principal local points Chair car 70
II a. m. for Elmrs ami intermediate points
u D. m. for TGnEhannock aad Intermediate points.
halt cars to Tu1khannoek Connection " Heading md
,csis Chair ear 70 ' T. and g. 9Gn nsa
go ,. IN for SIaungLon and ntegmeiiale points;
Ionneetlon 70 Readng and Harrisburg Chsir e&T
md h, VEST 1 G'Eh alay G Sleeper ET u
,ect So Iii e1 non. IN h AM a assieoE fesioA
''' ~ '''" SUNDAY TRAINS ....,,n.d,.,.
o. m. for Maueh Chunk Hasie'0n s'u ~
$40 p M for Msaeh Chunk ss IRSehssss Bsss
Aad tho ss.,.l T Ssssssa o SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
, PHOTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
lNTERLOCRlNG SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAF
SYSTEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

Showing the Same membrane after short contact With
ieroHide Of Hydrogen. The batteries are destroyed'
The hbrin remains normal
Experiments OF Pasteur and others place be
yCnd doubt that the BACTERIA, or MICROBES,
cause DIPlITllERIA. SORE THROAT, CATARRl,
WHOOPlNG COUGH. OLU SORES. GAN
tyRkNOUS ULCERS, CARBUNCLE, SCARLET
FEVER SMALLPOX. TYPHOID FEVER 0nd
all other chronic affections
Microbes are lNSTANTANEOUSLY ANNIlu.
LATED when brought into contact with Oh.
Marchand Peroxide OF hydrogen, or Glycozone.
| challenge any physician chemist to dis
prove these facts which / will publicly demon
stratc every day after June l. at my laboratory.
ThCr' poor people uiH BE- cured free Of charge.
Reliable physicians will apply the remedies.
OZONE
f. exclusively the active principle Of these two powerful
sid only In bottles, VIZ:
rcroIde 81 Hydrogen. Gycoyone
blue bottles. bearing ycl. Flint glass stoppered bot
low Label. with tics. bearing Light
49, 1900. Label. with
CT. MARCHAND'S name and signature.
foy. bottle. Bic bottle
h0t'I" ..............5O IL
1C-DI bottle 75c. 16~uy bottle 90
Insist upon getting these articles their original
package bearing Oh NaFchani'S name and signature
and YOU Will never 10 Disappointed.
Testimonial and general directions mailed free
application. Th"a' Icrriss arc easily app,'ci Any
th'fn. Fun directions with each bottle
Mention this paper. Address
p DRRyRT, Ia West IIh-st., Laboratory, West OF
broadway, 18th door,
Where thss, remedies b" procured ~ whoeuale or
retail. sold by Leading Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
THREEYEARoLDs
ALE. ONE MILE
10 n BELOW THE SCALE.
sIxTH-sELLING

The UrSannA case viii not down. In It's handsome
book progrsnme OF the spring meeting, the Coney
Island Jockey Club, announces: Owners and
trainers shouh IN making the entry ITO selling racesl
declare the weight IN races when there are penalties
o. allowances, and IN all cases responsible when
horse starts with the wrong weight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
nREDGTYG IL NEW-ROCTELLE HAIR

~ ROE. y. Y.-Enrneer's once. L, S; Army Building.
New.YOrk, NJ Y, April %. l5S0,-Seaed proposals In
tripcate for Dredging New. Rochelle Harbor. n. Y.
viii be received this ONCE until twelve l2l o'clock
Wednesday May 90. 1880. The attention Of bid
dcrs Invited to the Acts Of Congress approved February
20 1888. and February 90 1897 Vol % page 332, and
Vol -. 4i4. Statutes at Large Further infoFma-
ton can be obtained az this Onfce.
c HOUSTON. Ilcut. .Colonnl OF EnRneers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

sune is.
secretary LovceFaf announces the weights for the
iciiovfng haadcaps, NJ Jerome Park
FoRDHAM HANDICAP I L.. NILES. TO BE RUN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-05

DOWN BY THE SEA.
Norfolk and Portsmouth Did Not Celc-
brate Very Much.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l


NORFOLK, July 4.-There was no celebra-
ton OF the Glorious Fourth IN Norfolk
OF Portsmouth to-day, no military display.
no civic parades. and no demonstration
whatever. except the meridian salute from
the frigate Franklin and the usual dis
play Of national bunting and the incessant
explosion Of the Chinese pepper and other
fireworks. The nayy-yard, public Offices
banks. exchanges. and large establishments
we're closed and business was almost gene
rally suspended. and four traiD-lOads
Of excursionists from North Caro-
lima added to the crowds enjoying
themselves on the streets. Every tram 10
Virginia Beach and Ocean View and every
steamer to Old Point and the capes went
ont crowded. A large number of Norfolk
and Portsmouth people went out 10 Eliza
beth City. n. c.. to-day where there was
the most imposing celebration OF the
Fourth since the war. IL embraced bar
becue on the courthouse green, patriotic
speeches, procession. DC. All the Baptist
ministers and many Baptist laymen went
out also 10 enjoy the ceremonies attending
the laying Of the cornerstone OF the new
Baptist church there, of which Rev. A. u.
Thomas IS pastor.
A council of the Virginia State Fire
mems Association was organized last night
at Suffolk by State Secretary George u.
Cumming.
A convention for the purpose of forming
State association will be held by the col
lege professors and high-school trustees at
Virginia Beach on the 10th instant.
A boy named Claude White was drowned
az Money Point to-day while bathing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-05

giant oak and were about 10 Proceed with
the selection Of lots when a heavy shower
drove them all into the house. Here the
company was organized, with j. s. Moore
president W. L.. Maring, Jr., yice-presi-
dent, dent, and the following gentlemen as
Board Of Director: J. =. Moor, w. L.
Waring, Jr., ID. o. Davis, George ID. Thax-
ton. Z. W. Gates. Il. b. Chafin, n. A. Nc
Curdy, L. A. Saunders, and DR.. George B.
Steel
On consideration it was determined to
adjourn 10 meet again al the Office of
Major j. II. Dinneen Tuesday evening the
9th instant at o'clock, at which time the
lots will be selected
coLoRED PARADE.
The Attucks and Kearney Guards. Of
Richmond, with the Union Guards cole-
brated the Fourth by parading the streets
THE CITY HALL.
Very few of the clerks were in the Offices
a. the City Hall yesterday and that build
inc presented a deserted appearance.
Those who came 10 the building only re-
NAMED portion Of the day.
Clerk August. Of the City Council, was
very busy during the day getting his work
ready for the Board of Aldermen meeting
Monday night.
FIRE-cRAcKEBs.
were a good many fre-crackers discharged.
Some neighborhoods were quite noisy. At
several points on public thorougbtares
the boys were allowed 90 place their little
cannon on the sidewalk and there fire
them.
Upon the whole the demonstrations
were OF rather quiet character.
In all parts Of the city national flags
were seen flying 10 the breeze.
THE FOURTH AT WARWICK PARK.
The Warwick-Park Transportation Com
pany had made arrangements 20 carry l5.-
600 people to the park yesterday. They
expected that the regatta would come OF,
and its postpOnement was a great set
back TO them. However. several barges
were run at regular intervals between the
city and the park. Those who went down
enjoyed themselves by dancing, boating,
bathing, and meandering through the love
ly grounds. In the afternoon between 2
and 81 O'Clock. when the heavy rain came
up. the crowd all found shelter in the pa
vilion, and dancing still continued. and
was kept up until a late hour at night.
Nearly every person who went down 20
the Park wanted TO see the race-course
where the regatta wa to have been held.
This was pointed out to them. and it was q
subject of general comment that no more
beautiful stretch Of water could be found
IN Virginia. The start was 10 have been
from near the monitors, and the race
would have ended directly in front Of the
wharf at Warwick Park. A good view
could have been had Of the whole race.
A large number of those who visited the
Park stopped at the monitors going or re
turning. and number enjoyed the hospi-
talities Of Commander McCurley.
The river was very little above ordinary
high tide down at the monitors YESTERDAY
clear of 0cl17s.
After the postponement Of the regatta it
was proposed 10 have boat-race between
crews from the monitor feet and the James
River Improvement force. This would
have been done had not the rain in the
afternoon prevented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-05
MR.. JAMES GUNN.
Death Of a Wen-Known and Venerable

Citizen.
Mr.. James Gum died at $40 o'clock Ia t
night at his residence No. 2 west Cary
street, after an illness OF eight weeks, IN
the seventy-SiXth yeaI of hls age.
He was born i'm HcnricO county, near
Church HILL and learned the tTtde of to-
bacco-box maker and for a gre number
of years carried on that business on his
own account. OF late be had been better
known as lumber dealer, and was the
head of the firm of James Gum, Son Co.
HIS health remained remarkably fine un-
III about a year or two past. when he began
TO show signs of failing strength, and two
months ago an illness came upon hln from
which he was destined never 10 recover. M
system having suffered IS collapse. Dcath
was expected a week ago, but the remnant
of a vigorous constitution sustained him.
He leaves wife lWho was Miss Regina
Ciark and seven children James Frede-
rick. William $. Arthur, and AcOrs K.
Gum, and Mrs. Crump, Mrs. Dr. EWell. and
Miss Beatrice Gum. Several years ago hc
connected himself with the Second Zap
tist church aud had since bCeu a regular
and earnest attendant upon public Wor-
ship. and In the last line $ expressed his
trust IN the mercy and goodness OF his
God.
MIR. Gum was a man Of fine bust
reSs sense, aud deserved and com
manded success. He was prompt and
fair in all his transactions, was very
kind and considerate TO his employees,
and was "a well-disposed neighbor. To wife
and children; to all his kindred and con-
nections he WAS loving and generous, and
no poor person was ever turned empty
handed from his door. As a citizen he was
quiet. useful, and unostentatous; he
sought no public place or hon0rs, ana
found the measure Of his ambition ID the
attractions of his home, in the companion
snip Of affectionate friends, and in business
life. to which he was welded by fifty years
service.
The arrangements for the funeral Will bo
hereafter announced.