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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-18
fax. nha has not orerestimated bis strength

| fax. II he has not ovcrestimated his strength
| he will be nominated on the first ballot.
Mr.. Ellis Grsyatt Of Roanoke, Is visiting
his relatives Ia this city.
The ladies OF st. George Episcopal church
will hold their annual Thanksgiving dinner in
tho opera-housc on Thursday. November 18th.
Mr.. Malcolm Thompson of Richmond, Is
or a visit to his parents IN this city.
Mr.. C. II. ierson. of Caroline county. wes III
the CITY yesterday. He was on his way to In
d!apapolis. Ind. rs one Of the four delegates
elected % the STATE Farmers Alliance 20 rep
resent Virginia IN the National farmers Ali.
ance. which convenes tonight. Mr.. Person
expected 70 be joined at Washington by Major
Mann Page, president Of the State
Alliance. and Mr.. j. Brad. Beverley vice pres
ident Mr.. Robert Snavely. Of Wythe
county. state lecturer and who is tho fourth
delegate. was unable to attend Mr. Pierson
is thoroughly posted on all matters relating
70 the Alliance and will. no doubt, take an
active part In tho proceedings.
Eliza Hayes. an old and respected coored
woman. dropped dead at her home to-day
while attending 10 her usual duties.
4 revival Is in progress Mt the Baptist
church. The pastor. Rev. L. :. Duuaway
y. d.. IS being ably assisted by Rev. J. g.
HutsOn. Of Pine-street Baptist church. lRch-
mond, who is preaching powerful sermons
nightly end the congregations are much
pleased with him.
Next Sunday evening yIr Robert Stiles. of
Richmond will deliver in tho lecturer ON of
81. Georges Episcopal church an address 10
men on st. Andrews Brotherhood of which
he il tho representative. At night he will
address the congregation in the church onIay
work
Mrs Dr. 4. G. Doggett has returned home
after an absence of several months duration
at VARIOUS health resorts, much improved in
health.
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A Wandering Mother Kescued

ROANOKE, Va. Nov. l7.-ISpecial. Am old
German lady aged eighty years. that cannot
speak English. wandered from her home in
this city Yesterday abont 10 o'clock and was
searched for by her snn throughout the night
but nothing was learned OF her Whereabouts
TIL she was brought TO town to-day by a
farmer who SAID he had found her three
miles from here. where she was attempting to
cross Tinker creek on Is log and had fallen in
The farmer came up lust in time 70 rescne
her. Roanoke being the only word he could
understand. lie brought her here, where she
was joyiully received by her son.
Legislator elect Thomas rendered his resir.
nation last night as Il member OF the civ
Council and Captain Il. b. Moorman was an.
pointed to I'LL tie vacancy.
The John Smith murder case WIS called in
the hustings court to-day but was POSTPONED
Till the 9th of January The Commonwealth
attorne, was TO be ASS stel IN { q prosecution
by the father Of young Sales. who was acct
dentaliy killed near Bedford City saturday.
AM on this account II was POSTPONED the
Commonwealth not being ready.
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Slight Fire In the Alton Hotel Roof.

ArroN. Va. Nov. Special saturday
night abont 70 O'Clock the roof of tho Alton
Hotel near one OF tho chimneys caught bre.
By the timely aid OF Major G. $. Naupin iele-
graph operator, and the force OF carpenters Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. in charge of
colonel q. J. Johnson. the ire WIS SOON put Out.
Damage small; insured
Sunday abouteP NJ there was double mar
rsro nj Mr. J. y ane's residence. on Railroad
street. Dir. j. VI. Hall wa. united in wodlOck TO
Miss DillA Lane By the Rev. +. T. sherrard. ANA
Nj William Babcr 10 Mira Willie Lane by the
Rev. J. l.. Sherfsrd.
The annual lear and door hunt under the aus
plces OF AlT !. Il. GoOdloe which left here Satur-
day for North Mountain. with headquarters NJ
Variety Springs Va. was participated IN by the
Richmond Va; Mr Walker Cincinnati. Ohio:
) NJ Nlks, Ed Durk. Hampton Wait. Staun-
tom Ii. II, Hamilton George Freed larry
Anthraln. Augusta county Hon. c 4. Smith.
NJ W. Coleman. Hawthorne GoOdloe. Nelson
county. and others. with about thirty-five dogs
The party will lie on the hunt ten or twelve
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Death of Judge Knox in chariot,esyi.ie.

CHsRIor1EsvIILE, Va, Nov I7.-lSpeciaLl-
Judge Franklin W. Knox. Of this city. is dead.
Last February he bought the handsome resi-
denoe OF the late Mr.. John T.. Antrim. and as
soon a. he could get possession. which was DC
t0her 1T. he came hero from tOuucrsport. IN
lie has been practicing LAWYER all his life. and
was Tor many years M attorney FOR the Penn
sylvsnia rnilrotd. fourth Assistant POsfmas-
ter-Genoral Rafhbone, q relative; John J.. Knox.
ms son. OF Coudefsport; married laughter
ter the funeral services the body was taken TO
CouderspOrt for inteImenf
Intelligence has iust reached here Of the
death at lAton, Ala of the Wiie of MI VIII
liam Nelson. Jr, formerly of this place. and son
of DR.. Il ". Nelson
District odgo No. =. Good Templars. met
with the Charlottesville Lodge Yesterday. The
district is composed % Charlotte ville.BarbOHe-
vile, Louisa Courthouse. Stanardsvllle. lros.
pect Lodge Mineral CITY and GOrdOnsvilie.
lie Lodge elected oHcels forfhe ensuing year:
T.; }. ". Dohn y. G.; J. = Madison -. s; 4.
". Eoss. u. T.; $. J.. Jackson. -. VI. I. VI.
hardwood. D. g.; +. J.. Baker. d. S.: b. ".
Ihurmond. j. G.; James w. Williams -. =. i.
!. !. W. ioss was chosen A. the representative
Of the Grand Lodge and ". {. Cameron AS rep
rescniatlye 70 The state Temperance Conven-
ton The district degree was conferred on
nineteen applicants. The next meeting of tie
District Lodge ~lil be held az Bumpees, Louisa
county. in February.
Messrs james and George Harris sons Of
Captain j. Archer Harris. Of this county. left
here Neinesday night Tor fow days hunting
with Dir. J.. 4. Watson. AZ Nmrod Hall. Bath
counts: They have had lne sport 80 far
seven while on Friday. with ONLY three ISLANDERS
SIX fine ones we're hSgged. Nine ran to NJ.
James Harris. who erased four. three o Mr
George Harris who killed one, while ono " snt
70 Nj Hum Of DRland, who 80 Indcd IL so
badly that tho dogs took II to water. whtro the
driver Mr. Matbenoyl killed it, Two more at
least; we're killoi IN front OF The hound, bv
sSttill,hunters Ihisis bno sport even for Nimrod
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Toughs Attack baltimore 4 Ohio III,

C1ARgsbrnG; w. w.. Nov. IA eano If
t9ughs headed by desperate named LAUGH
nm attempted 20 take a Baltimore A OIio
passenger tram out Of tie hands of the crew
az a small station named Clark on Mononcah
hlYsr ROAD last night. On account of A slicIt
wreck at Bentons. on the main Inc
trains were using the Monongah yooj
from Ia rnont 70 Clarksburg III.
'oughs cot on the train at Fairmont and
soon as Il was well under way began insult;n-,
passengers and making themselves generally
obnoxious. When the ira nmen remonstrstsd
they attacked them. and general foL, &C. ssu
sued which. but for the interference of Tho
PASSENGERS would have ended in the death 80
me tram hands. The train was stoppsd and
the gang ected. when they ran in front ~
me engine and laced rocks on the traeI -
thr wit or The trsinmen and passengers
nn;r, - s ,I captured Tie ringleader al the
and jailed. ~ He'o
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If all the worlds stage. then the Emperor
| William * at present the most popular actor
! on the European boards He excites tie
same kind Of interest immensely intensified
that was formerly excited by Lord Randolph
! Churchill before that young man grew "A
benrd and went to seed like ord Randolph.
ne IS full of ideas. Of originality and Of energy.
Like Lord Randolph he fills all around him
with constant uneasiness, no one eyer know
ing exactly what he would do next. excepting
that II would be something not conventional
or TO DO expected. Lord Randolph. however
not being steadied by the constant pressure of
very heavy crown, has extinguished what AT
one time promised 10 be very brilliant
career. u Is difficult 70 realize that the card
playing. chempagne-drinking special CORE
spondent Of the Daily Graphic. now in South
Africa, could at one time have been considered
as possible Prime Minister Of the Crown
fOhtics lost their Zest for Lord Randolph
when IN mt OF passionate petulsnce. he threw
away the leadership Of tho House
rather than allow the coaling stations t. he
fortified. He discovered when too late TINT
he was not indispensable. and that he never
conferred greater service upon Lord Sails
bury than by Kidding the Cabinet OF its one
81 office. If II had been constantly
Kept, up would have done for Lord
hando pa no one can say. but il could
hardly have failed TO steady him. Even tie
most volatile Of gases becomes a driving force
upon which We can rely if il is bodied up. IL
must be admitted that the traditions OF the
Prussian monarchy and the duties Of Ger
man emperor offer a sufficiently stout resist
ance to prevent the dissipation 81 the ener-
gles even OF such a restless mortal as William
IT. Resignation is not possible 20 a Hohen-
zollern. He is chained to his throne for life.
ana the sense Of continuity is in itself a
sieadyng and restraining factor in the forma-
ton Of character
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Forgot That lie Had To Preach.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. l7.-lSpecial. The
Nirglnan building was damaged 10 such an
extent 10y the fire o.. Sunday morning that il
wall have TO he rebuilt from the tlrst story
up In the meantime the paper will occupy
comfortable quarters on Roanoke avenue.
During the progress Of the fire one of the
country Baptist preachers. who had remained
over from the ASS citation meeting to preach
NJ one OF NOrfOlks big churches. while on
his way 10 I'll his engagement lost his
head and turned back with the crowd 70 see
the fire. In the excitement he forgot his en-
garement and there was no preaching at the
church that morning though large congre-
cation was present.
he steamship Victory, recently damaged
III the collision at Lamberts Point. is being
repaired IN this city by the Virginia Iron
Works.
Tho cotton receipts yesterday at Norfolk
were 1883 bales against 3.7ll last year.
The November term Of Norfolk county
court commenced yesterday. Tho grand Jury
brought in sixteen indictments and there are
more TO follow The indictments arc for all
grades Of odonses from murder down. includ-
M horse stealing. house breaking. 6c. Cap
tam Richard Marshall says no will break up
the vlliany and bad condu of the county if
the people will stand 10y him.
The county grand Jury had before it yester-
day the witnesses IN the case OF joseph F.
Hutchins charged with killing Mr. John J,
Wilson, at indian Creek. about a month ago
The Jury fGiied to return true bill. CAPTAIN
Marshall. Commonwealth attorney, wanted
the matter sent before another grand iury.
and TO hold Hutchins until further action had
been taken. This Judge Parker refused to
do. and HutchIns was discharged from
custody
Warrants charging George Williams. the
alleged check fiashern with forging check
on Hill Bros. OF New York for 100. have
been received from Burkeville. but will not be
executed until the cases against him in Nor
folk and Portsmouth are tried.
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A Celebrated Murder Case to Bcgin.

WHNNGToN, Y. c.. Nov 7.-lSpecial.l-The
case Of the state VS. ID. A. McDOugal for tho
murder OF his uncle, Simeon Comfy. will come
up for trial Fayetteville Tomorrow. Mr..
Comfy was murdered in tho village OF shannon.
Robertson county, April last. ne wss possessed
Of considerable wealth end 10 was generally
known by bis neighbors that he would on his
death bcqueaih hls fortune 10 his nep ew. ID.
\. McDougal On the night OF the murder Nc
Dougal was missing and suspicion 40 once
rested upon him as the guilty party. His where
abouis remained mystery for some time until
he was traced to Oregon. captured and brought
10 North Carolina aud lodged in Jail
NcDOugal previous to this crime stood high
In his community The eircumstantial evidence
against him Is strong
Everybody in Wilmington is interested and
actively az work booming the coming gala
week. During the first week OF December Vii
mlngton will throw open her doors and receive
in regal style. Fully 10000 strangers are expec
ed 10 visit the citg.
- really reduced rates have been secured over
all the roads approaching the city.
Miss Sallle VI. HuggIns and Mr.. David III
jenkins, son Of the late state Treasurer Jankins.
will be married in this city Thursday The
ceremony will take place in the First BAPTIST
church, and Rev. i. II. Prtchard ID. D.. will lie
the officiating minister.
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MASONIC DAY AT The FAIR.
An Elaborate Programme Arranged ID
Honor Of the Event.
CLEVER CIGAR SWINDLER IN RALEIGH.
parturs-AIleged burglars Arrested
North State Nows.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 17.-(Special. Two
negroes have been arrested here on suspicion
of being involved in the burglary which &C.
Cured here last Friday night when Hon.
Wharton J. Green, of Fayetteville, lost five
hundred-dollar watch aud diamond. 1t IS
known that one of tie negroes was trying TO
sell fine gold watch on the streets last night
and the officers think they are on the right
trail.
A number Of people were victimized here
yesterday and to-day by Spanish cigar ven
der. who offered what lie pretended were fine
imported cigars worth ~ or go per box.
He exhibited samples of fine cigars
and showed the box, but when
the purchaser opened his box he
found that he had paid from &c 10 - per
box for very cheap grade of cigars. n OF
worth more than SIPS. The fellow sold 5000
or s30j worth Of the goods and has skipped
town.
Hon. George VI. Robinson, general manager
Of tie great interstate Fair OF ilmira, \. L..
will arrive tomorrow to attend the Southern
Exposition. and will probably make an adj
dress during his stay here.
Tomorrow will be Masonic day at the eX-
position and a large number Of the order IS
expected 10 be here. Many have already
arrived in the city. As on Odd-fellOw's day
a percentage OF the gate receipts will be
devoted to the charities which are
maintained by the hlasons principally the
oxford Orphan Asylum. The inmates Of the
Oxford Asylum will come on a special train,
which has been rendered them by Colonel A.
Il. andrews, second vice-president OF the
Richmond and Danyile railroad. The or
phans will give a concert and there will be
addresses by Hon A. III. A. Williams
Of oxford. Hon. 4. VI. Waddoll Of Whining
ton. Hon. C. G. Clark of New Berne.
State Auditor G. W. SanderlIn has begun
the work Of sending out annual pension war
rants e. the Confederate pensioners Of the
State.
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CHARLorTE, y. c. Nov. IL Special. Cut
shall. the bisalnist who was sent TO jail at the
August term Of the court was released TO-
day on bond until February court. lie has
been III every since sent to Jail
Cloninger. the man arrested on suspicion
for wrecking the train nj Bastlans' bridge
near Statesville. when twenty-five or more
lives were lost. and who was confined in Ire
dell jail to await the action Of the grand Jury,
has been released for want of evidence
Caldwell Woodruff, of Crofts, near this
city, boy OF eleven years. fell from a tree
last evening Oh a sharp stob, and was proba-
bly, fatally injured The stob penetrated tue
stomach.
j. A. Kidd. dealer in general merchandise
at Denver, Lincoln county. yesterday made
an assignment. lie had preferred creditors
70 the amount OF s3.30O. ;. Withowsky. of
this city. having first preierment for 81 200.
Mrs. Chariss Hargrave. Of Plneyille. n. c..
died to-day from the effects of Ia grippe, in the
nlnety-nintb year Of her age. She was born
in this county and has never been outside of
1t. She could tell many things that happened
seventy-fiYe and eighty years ago
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Tho watkins Murder TrioI.

RoNoEr. Va. NOV. 17.-lSpecial. I'm the
Watkins murder trial At Salem. Va. TODAY.
Taylor Watkins. uncle Of the prisoner. test
led TINT the night before the body of Susan
Watkins was found the prisoner came to his
house at late hour. Soon after a woman
came and asked Charles Watkins why he shot
her. aud wanted him 60 have q ball taken
from her hand. Witness heard two pistol
shots few minutes before the arrival of the
prisoner. The woman was a stranger 10 him
and had claimed 10 be the prisoners wife
They stayed ut his house all night. leaving
about day break and the body OF the woman
was found IN the afternoon
Several witnesses testified seeing Watkins
IN company with tho woman tho afternoon
and evening before The murder.
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! port OF the nosobud Missionary Society for tho
year ending October 81. 1891; ",
Ieceipis from Novomler. 1890. to November,
Richmond district. sBOf.l8: West Richmond,
selalo: Northern Neck. siic5a; 1harlottetvilie,
$500: Lynchhurg. s2T.2i; Danyile. s1Anli
sgn -: Noi folk. t3ajs: Eastern shore 1850;
miscellaneous. SIIsj: total 13.Grlt: lnlerest
allowed on dopoats Si5bf; huiIlhs iuhd,
E2OiLIf: total receipts for the year SJ,513.is; IN
bank and on hand November !. ls9), sl05l.63;
grand total $9.6.2 49, go
Disbascmenfs, ip0-I Monterey school. with
solary OF teacher. $40; oal LUIS I,tosl
school with salary Of teachers. Sl415; purchase
Of property IN Monterey AMI expenses OK Same.
si'0l; sppro ria ed by or er OF the board. %;
expenses, postage, De- 500 = purchase OF one
FIRE proof fafc. $50: errors in cash rerortei on
hand, Iss1. 20: 1879 slJ; 1880, si0l 800; total
sGJG532; balance IN bank and on hand Noyem-
!, 1901, 33A5d.ss Grand tota.. - 6e2lO.
Ilr. Starr offer the following;
Whereas Rev. j. T. laurens secretary aad
treasurer Of tho lloeohud Missionary society," is
detained at home b. extreme bodily ihhfIni'y'
Resolved. That VIC extend TO him our sincere
sympathy AMI PRAYER that orr blessed bFOtheF
may constantly experience The sustaining grace
OF God. aud that his useful and valuable lie
The report Of the board O! education was re-
ceived and adopted
The report Of The Rosebud Missionary Society
was also read and received.
MIR W. ". Smith. president Of Randolph
Macon College. addressed the conference, lie
said the board Of trustees OF RendOiph- Macon
COL, e had now under heir con rol property
amounting TO moro than the total
valuation OF I'll tho church property
in the three larger cities Of Virginia. The
amount of property controlled by the college
trustees amounted 90 s6OOOJ0. a phenomenal
sum. Mr.. Smith disclaimed the credit Of hav-
ny cen the instrumen; through which II was
raised.
Tie conference roxt tool, up tho case Of B. T.
smith and roi used to ADOPT the MOTION tOlocate
him.
Rev. John g. Poser asked certificate Of
location Ills purpose is TO enter tho eyangcl-
IstiG work. His request was granted.
Rev Or. Bledsoe asked that tho name of Rev.
!. p. Twtty he referred to the committee on
conference. relation for superanUation.
Al 7.sD O clock ght the conference sd-
iOurnod until tomorrow morning At O'Clock.
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The Congressional Contest

FREDERIcKsBURG. Va, Nov. i7.-fSpecial.l-
The Democrats OF King George county elect.
ed delegates last Saturday 20 represent Their
Eighth district to be held in Alexandra No
yember 18th. The delegation is solid for :
Wallford Corbin the Alliance leader Of KING
George county. Ns
The Stafford county convention will elect
delegates Wednesday. 10 il thought that the
delegation will be divided between Corbin
ana Meredith. The latter gentleman claims
t eht,re delegation but Mr.. Corbin is con.
hdent that he will be supported by several
delegates 0'"'
IN addition TO Stafford Mr.. Meredith claim,
q sohd delegation from Alexandria CITY and
county frlncs William, Fauquier and Fair.
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HenrieO County pro,raeled Meetings.

=, HloWANp SFnlNGs, Va. Nov 17.--ISpeciall D.
frotracted meetings closed Sunday night. and
tho ordinance OF baptism will he administered TO
ore class next sunday afternoon at 8tl0 O clock.
~ The crock Il ear Mr.. Barton and to another
ciss, at Nenable street chapel on the last sun.
dsy IN this month Mr.. HARDY has labored
earnestly, having preached every evening but
Saturdays for seven weeks
Episcopal gatherings. which were deferred on
account OF Nh llardys services. will 10 resumed
tins week. Service will 10 conducted az Pine
Lodge" Wednesday night by Nj. Frank Chris.
tIan
TIE noon dummy has resumed its much
needed dally trips. and the people smile again.
Preparations are already afoot for an enter
t9nment during The holidays 10 benefit he
Invitations are ont for tho marriage Of Miss
virginia llandrdge 20 MIR t. 4 Butler. Of Han
over. Miss cambridge won many friends dur
ing her visit here this summer
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ledge of public affairs. Yos no was of the
great race. was of mightier mould than the
literary generations Of TO day had genius
at once sure. powerful. and kindly. without
freak or paradox or doubt. Mr.. Lowell's re-
ligious faith Gf one may mention such mat
ters) had n soidity and Iervor which eur
prised some and might well convert others
OF wavering temper. | know that cannot
praise him to the measure o. bis desert. nor
bear adequate testimony TO to qualities
which We knew and admired and loved. and
yet 1t is difficult to be silent in Our regret tam
carl capltis
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Assignment OF a Druggist.

PErERsBURG. Va, Nov 17-lSpecial. Will
linn J.. French. prominent druggist of this
city. made an assignment this afternoon 10
j. Is. Da trustee. His liabilities are about
Sil.0oo, due principally in New York, Phils-
delghla aud Baltimore
No inventory has yet been taken of the
assets
The annual meeting Of the board of visitors
Of the Virginia Normal and Collegiate Insti-
tute was held at tho institute today and only
routine business transacted
a petition was received asking that pro-
fessor Of military tactics be employed at tha
institute. but no action was taken on it.
Several OF the professors asked foran increase
OF salary bat the board declined to make any
lncrfabr
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LYNcHBURG Va. Nov. l7.-lSpecial. The
marriage Of Mrs. :. T. Moorman. of this cjty
and Mr. benjamin Shepherd. of New Work
VIII take place at the residence OF Mr.. i. b
Deaue. IN tins city, on Thursday next.
The sales OF tobacco today were much
larger than they layo been before for two
es ecially Tor the darker grades which sold
well. '0'"
The marriage Of Miss Minnie L. Tanner Of
Tins city. and Mr. NJ 4. Winter. of Richmond
wall take place al the residence Of the bride
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
In addition TO the Alliance warehouse in
TINS CIV the farmers will soou establish an All.
ance exchange Tho exchange viii -, ,','.,
commission business and also a rereroi $50
IL VIII be open for business early next year
The president manager and other officers vii
Toe elected at meeting OF the directors 10 Ia
held IN this city on December 10Th.
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PltlDDT-Died, al the residence Of her hns.
ban az Il 30 o clock. November lG. lssl Mrs.
SUSAN A. PiIDDf. vito Of Elijah priddy.
,fnneral from Grace-street Baptist Tabernacle
WEDNESDAY. 18th ms ant, at D clock Frleuds
AMI acquaintance Of tho family are rasuest-
fully invited 10 attend N
, HOOPER Died. at the resienre If her hns.
band. ~ Spring street Monday, N0yem her 18th
At II 20 clock. T. NJ, ELIZA LUMSDEN be-
loved wife OF George J. Hooper. IN tho sixty
eighth year OF her age.
uneral flom pne-Street Baptist church.
WEDNESDAY, November 18th at3 O'Clock 4. 81