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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

Tho jolly Dispenser Meisd Out Equity. and
Eloquence Prevailed.


Eloquence WAS as thick Yesterday as fall sp-
pies ON a tree. but Justice was caprcious
as man who knows he $ got the nomination.
The Justice was as oily a. baby with a new
9th. and his unique re oinlers created more
miTth than colored baptiziug on the river.
About I rry of the dusky br tiers and sisters
kissed the book" and then told about AS
straight q story ss the average man WHO re-
turns from day shooting in the high grass.
Scott White was charged with stealing one
lot Of chickens from Mr.. Z. l.. Palmore. The
marketman by whom White is employed has
the use OF q cellar IN common with Mr.. Pal
more. The latter gentleman says that he
heard his chickens huttering in then coops.
and upon going 10 the cellar ne found the
prisoner who at once took fight and escaped.
Colonel Sam Page defended White and made
an eloquent appeal. which resulte IN Whites
discharge. What did you run for asked the
Judge. II 'clar, boss. didn't know twas
any harm TO run | zone see Mars rauntlerOy
run las tuesday and il didn't hurt no ody"
Bette Brown was charged with several
o ense>. including disordery conduct Oh the
street and fighting with Julia fdmunds. Bet
tie is q sort OF pet about the court and has
got en- real tame by her frequent contact with
civil Zed people. She was discharged on one
charge and was compelled to pay costs in
another.
Thomas Green was charged with attempting
10 carve up Rob rt Brown with "A razor. Ow-
ing to the poor success with which he met he
was only assessed the court costs
Andy Gri tn and T. l.. Lewis paid $3.50
each for being drunk and fighting in the
streets.
William Fleming, charged with asssultng
Israel Smith in the Second market. was fined
S25o.
Julia Edmunds paid the costs for cursing
and abusing Bette Brown.
Charles Mosby WAS sent TO Jail for sixty
days or stea ing one piece of brass from the
Tledegsr Works. The old adage about steal
ing pin came up, and notwithstanding the
piece of brass WAS not much larger than
pin, the theft was committed. and the poor
man of family must langu sh for sixty days,
while the cost of the brass would not make
single meal for h family.
J. If. Pittman, Peter McAliavy and RosseT
Coleman paid s2 each for being drunk
Bernard kennedy alias Kelly was charged
with being a susp cous character. He was
sent uD Tor sixty days.
The Dixie Minstrel Company were IN court
yesterday. and tie clare preferred against
them tor stealing the ga ments belonging to
Messrs. Myers q Berger was dismissed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
sEoRETARY Blaine IN BosI
He Talks TO Delegation of Merchants and
Then Leaves for New York.

BosroN. Mass. Oct. 22.-Secretary Blaine
was met this morning in Young's Hotel. and
in course Of conversation be remarked that
he enjoyed four months of absolute rest
something be had not had for many years.
Mr.. blaine said II was nearly month after
reaching ar HarbUr before he realized any
Improvement in his health. but that from
that time on the gain had been greater than
he could have hoped for However" ]"
he added Il suppose some Of
the worthy correspondents will keep up
the old story of exhausted nature, shattered
constitution, etc Ny appetite is vigorous
amo inconyenieutlv 20. Now there isnOth-
in more exl austive 10 the average man than
travel Well. 1 have done great deal OF
that IN my time but this summer did none.
and found that rest from that alone was high
ly beneficial" " He spoke OF the political stu
alton n New York. Massachusetts and Ohio
and seemed to feel a strong con dence that IN
all these States tue Repub leans would WIN.
Mr. Blaine met del cation from the Mer-
chants Association and talked 10 them on the
reel rocity question. lie made q conditional
promise TO speak here in Boston some time
during the coming winter. uallfylng hls
promise with the statement that he did not
wish 10 he oyersangune about his physical
restoration. and that he could not put the
requisite test upon his strength until
after the resumption of bis Washington Work
uring Gal the time Mr. 81 Inc remained IN
his rooms he received and dispatched'
ous messages Miss Dodge tail hamilton
Joined the Blaines at lunch and Mr.. Blaine
lett the hotel with Mrs. Blaine in season 70
take the O'Clock train for New J ork.
Nrw York. oct. i2.--Secretary James G..
Blaine. accompanied by his wife and private
secretary arrived in this city this evening on
the ; O'Clock train. The party took a carriage
and drove 10 the Fifth-avenue Hotel. Mr.
Blaine will remain here for two days before
proceed NJ to Washington. lie walked with
a firm step from the train 10 his carriage and
seemed to he in as good health as any ordinary
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

Mr. w w Foster. the photographer, had .
hieyc.s stoien from, rs rarl sun ny evening,
and on Yesterday the thief. Henry Isvl' col
ored was captured n Mon az TAYLOR
went 10 Cox's Ia tory. on Main street near
i hth and atteml ted b. sell the machine.
T person whom h. approached Z hiking il
had cen tolrn reed TO buy il. hut told
the e.ro be would have to come back tho
next day for the money. tie meantime
. owner was found and tie police informed
OF the matter. The negro did not 60 for his
money until to-day. and officer urifin ar
restel HIM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

Tie races at the fair this year will be splen-
did in every respect and the entries are all
made The following list OF entries for the
free-for-al contest which closed on the 18th
instant. will give an idea of what may be ex-
pected in tins line This is q trottlng race:
Premium s400. free for all. Nile heats.
best three in FIVE four to enter. three TO
start. First horse, $50 second horse. so:
third horse. $z5. The horses entered are:
Burt Sheldon. blk <. w. r. Coles Walter
Herr. cb. g C. b. Strouse John w Harmon
a. Kelley: Polk La oon. b. e., L. /. Smith;
Miss Thompson. b. ~, T. VI. Hewitt Roam
Oke Maid, b. m, A. Il. DOnnan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

The Governor he's the case of Robert Jor-
dan still under consideration. and unless ho
telegra hs to-day the negro will be hanged at
Hampton
10 dan was sentenced 10 be hanged on Sep
tember 80 but the Governor granted him a
repreve until today The crime was an as
suult upon a young white woman. who has
since lost her mimi There are many of the
friends OF Jordan who claim tn L he is insane.
while others declare his perfect sanity.
Me-srs. ID. @. arkin and G. NJ. Ware, OF
DAYTON. o.. were at the Capitol Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

TO be Sent to the Court Of Claims for Ad-
Washington Notes.


WASHINGTON. Oct o. Secretary Foster has
directed iha. al the Beaufort S. c. direct
a1 cases be- sent 10 the Court Of Claims for
ai Indication. These cases are peculiar aud
different IRON tle other cases under the di-
recr tax Jaw in tie manner in which they were
leYet. Tie la Congress appropriated ~oOO.-
OO tol their payment. aud directed the Secre-
iIF VI tie Treasury. upon evidence satlsiac-
tory tol.mse.t, TO settle them. All of the ougi-
tal evidence iu these cases was burned when
te Beaufort courthouse was destroyed by
tr-. -o That Oh obtain sat 2. actory evidence al
---s lme I'd. the ownership Ot property In 1901.
to- prove legal helrshp To the original owners,
t.... d matter $50 difficult that upon the ad-
Noe o- tt-t Comptroller Matthews the cases
-Aie been sent Oh the court of claims There
three classes of these cases all ia st.
Helena and -. Luke parishes Beaufort
county, lie first class embraces lots in
beaufort Guy. tie direct tax on which was
o.e-lat ot tue assessed value Of the lots the
,e 'ad '.as, comprises cultivated land upon
h-l.- me ta1 Was 50 am acre and the third
a.s inr-u les uncu.tvated land upon which
li- taN was per acre. Besides the proof Of
ownership and Aeirshp, proof Of cultivation
-'.l Wall have to be adducol. Tie
treasury Department las seventy cases.
itAif T. be settled. awaiting a decision of tue
0-t.t.-'" 1913 hAAN II trL cases low UtIOIt
q. AttorneF F-GeueTM Miller has said that he
VII push these cases % an early trial The
c.aas already on 6le larsely exceed the
amount appropriated for their payment.
WASHINGTON MOTIFS.
lte n,tei States steamer Kearsarge viii
s'- on November ID for the West indies for
winter cruise.
hcuag Secretary Spaulding has decided IN
.-e ease W. wine entered for warehouse in
June 1890. withdrawn ~ September 1850
se-l To- New Orleans for tran ,pOrtati0n and
"...lI avn ior consumption. hat duty has
..ef1el under the t.rG act prevailing at the
"le OF t1e hrst withdrawal
lle board of regents OF the Smithsonian
.a.. l-ton to-day excepted GIT of SZOO. 90
70 tle Institution from Thomas O.. Hodgkins.
q oelanket. n. y. Half OF the amount Is to
7 used without restriction. the income OF
.-s o.Aer helf 20 be applied TO the Increase
s-l a-lu-ion Of knowledge IN regard 10 the
ioaHies of atmospheric a.r aud lts relation
~ o. physical and intellectual welfare Of
LatA no.
ils President has made the following ap-
.liuents ID the United States navy Id
"l n Houston O. De commander Edwin
~ -.Lecher, % be commander Edward ii.
'-eel u be lieutenant commander.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
They Held socisble at Wilkinson's Hall
The Queen and President Toasted.

They Held SOcisble at Wilkinson's Hall.
The Queen and President Toasted.
Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge, Sons of ST.
George. held an enjoyable sociable at Wilkn-
sons HILL last evening. The lodge room was
prettily decorated. The American colors were
Intertw ned with those Of England and
pretty design bearing the word Welcome
gree ed the eye as one entered. On the ban
quet table were many beautiful flowers and
otted plants and yiands and delicacies were
temptingly spread.
Several of the members rendered vocal and
instrumental selections. humorous address
was made and the evening was in every way
peasuranle. Toasts were spoken and drunk
AMI from the commencement. when all sang
Rule Britannia" 10 Aud Lang Syne" all
enjoyed themselves.
During the evening the collation. was par
taken of aud the presence Of quite number
of ladies made the occasion thorough sue
cess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
Secretary Foster In Ohio.

FrSDLAY, o.. Oct 22.-Secretary OF the
Ohio campaign tonight to an audien OF
about 6,O0L The Ex-Governor WAS escorted
10 the hall by grand torch. light procession
consisting OF Republican clubs of this and
adjoining cities. Upon the Secretary's intro.
duction by Judge Jacob f. Burket he was
greeted an ovation which lasted fully five
minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

A very interesting programme has heen
arranged for tue concert which will be given
az the large hall OF The Dung Mems Chris
tan Association this evening he olloving
ladies' and gentlemen will participate in the
concert NJ 5. Birdie Harvey Mute, of Wash
ton. soprano Mrs. essie Harvey Magrulier.
contralto, Mr. H. Q. Magruder. tenor: Mr..
James II. Harris. Jr.. bass: Miss Zelle Minor.
accompanlst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

,i.1No BRANCH, ~ j.. Oct 22.-The wind is
.... '..." Ne gale here tonight from the north
ana tle ram Is pouring IN torrents. All
l.e -hOre great damage is being done
~ iie b.u1 by the surf which Is r1nnin9
-D -ty high and strong ftlan-
-H-Ats have been somewhat damaged
- Pro great loss has occurred. AZ the
'-' continues there is great probability that
.te etily morning high tide viii badly wreck
-o DIll ana do great damage b the cottages
D. d. '.e low lands at Monmouth Beach and Sen
.tnl' winch he close to tho ocean and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
Four Men Killed.

MAYyILLE, n. D.. Oct. ga terrible acci-
dent occurred here yesterday on division No.
of the big Marvlle farm, owned ly the
Grandin Brothers Four men were killed
outright. and four others We're seriously in
iured The engineer o. a steam thresher had
allowed the water To run down too low and
the boiler exploded The He'd are NJ. n.
Ersberger engineer Hans Baastad fireman;
A l.. Marsh division foreman. and A. W.
Blowers. William Clark. an unknown man.
William Peabody and Larry May were So.
riously injured, but will recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
Oh nnInininn Clnb.

There was q meeting Of the Old Dominion
Democratic Club of Jefferson ward last even
ing Only routine business was before the
club. and the session. while well attended, was
short.
Sheriff Gates was present and made some
very appropriate remarks TO the assembled
Democrats.
fhe meeting adjourned unit. next Thurs
day evening. when preparations Will be made
for election day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
"rHRoUGH BT DAYLIGHrv

Well Presented at the Theatre-The Beach
ChlIdren are Captivating.
Through by Daylight" was witnessed by
quite large audience at the Theatre last eve
ming and liberal applause was bestowed on
theplayers in every act. The play is genuine
melo drama portmyng with considerable real
ism scenes in New York. and tie little Beach
sisters. vino are only five and seven years Old
respectively. thoroughly captivated tie audi
ence by their wonderful songs and dances
There is a naturalness IN all they do that i'm
mediatey makes them fayorltes and they re-
ceved hearty plaudits.
The chief actors, James NJ. Ward and Miss
Carrie Clark Mald, are clever, and the scenic
ELECTS quite up TO the standard OF metropolI-
tan nlhYs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

Miss Louise NJ. luqua Became the Wife OF
Mr.. W. Bryant Sirother.

Miss Louise VI. Fuqua and Mr. W. Bryant
Strother were united in holy bonds Of matri-
mony on last Tuesday afternou il Centre
church at Cumberland Courthouse. Rev W.
H. Wilson performed the ceremony. and after
a reception at the home OF the brides parents
the cou lie left tor Norfolk. where they took
the Old Dominion steamer for New ! ork.
The bride WIS clad in brown travelling
cost me that well fitted her excellent figure.
She is the lovely daughter of DR.. William
FuQua and possesses accomplishments and
traits that have endeared her 70 a large circle.
The groom IS from Madison county and
hold, the position Of assistant general
manager Of the Farmyle and Pow
hatan railroad. Both he and his bride
are well known and popular in Richmond,
and their many friends wish them every hap.
pines-.
The ushers were. BIessrs. Charles Friend.
Wilson Dggs and Beverly Multord of this
city. e., ute number of Richmond ladies and
gentlemen were present at the marriage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

.,il nor. Ht,f, NJ o.. OCT 22.-Last Tuesday the
ii..,-e tWelye-yeT-old son OF Mr.. and Mr.
'e"t u smith. Of this city. Was shot in the
H.. 'csap oy u playmate with a large ri g.
aug f,ls f'l!iiu was very careful about the child
n ,., lot 4gIty EIGHT hours watched him contIn-
t,"-. lnis morning about 3 o'clock She eli
'..t ,','... neI enair corDe II is thought by the
an,'1t ,nal her death was caused by mental
chill anu long watching by the side OF her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
Officers Elected.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. Pat to-day's session
Of the Typothetp the election of officers re-
suited as follows President. w. H. Shepard.
Toronto. ont. Secretary. Everett Waddey,
Richmond, Va; Treasurer Charles II Busse.
retary was abolished. The time and place of
holding the next convention il August 10,
1892. at Toronto. Ont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
Ambulance Oils.

The city ambulance was called yesterday at
las y. NJ. to Patterson's totae factory TO
colored woman with congestive chill. She
was treated and lett with frieLds.
Another call WAS made at $40 y. NJ TO
Twelfth and Cary streets TO white man suf-
fering from hem rrhage from the stomach.
Ha was taken to tho slmshouss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

The Kings Daughters held a meeting at
the oung Mems Christian Association yes
terday afternoon. with Mrs keane az presid-
ing officer. owing to the small attendance
no business could be transacted
On Friday October 30th. It 80 p. H.. the
Kings Daughters OF tho tate OF Virginia vii
meet in the large hall OF the Association
building. and big attendance OF the numer-
Gus tens of tho organization in the State is
evppctal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
The Erin society.

Mount Erin Beneficial and Social Society.
at their meeting at Powhatan Hall, Il ton.
on Wednesday evening. elected the following
officers for the ensuing year +. D. Parater,
president: A. Mandy vice-president 4. j.
knright secretary Philip O'Neil treasurer
A. Chilrey. William GOoie and NJ. Shultz
executive committee Joseph Sorg, William
Throgmorton an +. Lewis. trustees; Thomas
Enright, sergeant-at-aTms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
STATE FARMERS MEET.
The Ocaia Demands Endorsed i'm Florida.
Indiana Farmers Alliance.

DADE Cry, FLA. Oct. 22.-Tbe State
Farmers Alliance al O'Clock this morning
after aiscussion lasting from o'clock We'd
nesday night indorsed the Gala demands by
a vote Of seyenty-one 10 five. Senator Pasco
voted against the Endorsement. being opposed
to the suh-treasury plan. To-day was de-
voted TO W rk on amendments to the consti-
tuition This afternoon A. T. baskin was
elected president, Rogers declining re-elec-
ton.
Farmers Alliance met here yesterday th
20 delegates present. Secretary ". w
Praige reported zoo new alliances formed in
the last year and a total membership of =
900. A committee was appointed to draft
plan for the "a a lishment OF manuiact-
urers' and agriculturalsts exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
A TRAABY CROFT ECHO.
Sir william Gordon umming Tries to "Get
Back" at the Primo OF Wales.
rBy Cable to The Tines

by Gable to The Tines
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Sir William Gordon-Cum-
ming. of baccarat fame, and who is rustics-
ting in the neishborhood of the Highlands.
has lodged protest with the Municipal
Council of Elgin against that body appropr-
ating money to be used in rendering pu lie
reception To the IKE and Duchess OF Fife.
Notwithstanding the fact that strenuous
effort We been male to induce Sir William
pressing 1t.
The Duchess OF Fife IS a daughter of the
Prince Uf " ales, whose name may be remem-
bered in connection with certain events at
1ranby Croft There are not wanting those
who condemn Sir William for seeking 20
strike at the father through the daughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

The Paying Teller OF "a Louisiana Bank "A De-
fauiter for This Amount.

NV ORLEANS. Oct 22.-Fugene F. Garcin
paying teller OF the Louisiana State Bank.
this city. is defaulter for $4,000. His pee
ulations have cen going on for fifteen years.
When the ank examiners came around they
simply counted the sealed Ia kets Of
notes according 10 the amounts tex
eted thereon. Some Of these bogus
packages recently got into the possession
of local hanks. Oarcin. who is member OF
an oil Creole family. is about seyents years
of age and has been cOnnet ted with the bank
for years I is suspected that he lost the
money ut private games OF cards The bank
is entirely solvent. and the loss is simply
charged up 10 profit aud loss. MIR Garcln
is at his home and has not yet been arrested.
He says the defalcation is due to errors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
4 Fearful Fire RlgiDg.
IRv Cable 10 Tho imes.


BUDAPEST. Oct. 22.-News has been re-
ceiyed of afearful Gre ragln IN he village Of
Sova Hunga y. The wind. which is almost
blowing a gale makes it difiicu to fight
flame and the military have evn cal Ell out
10 assist the tremen Several streets are IN
blaz., aud 50 far all effort, 10 Qurnch the tire
ara i'm vain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
FRESH FLOOD n EUROPE.
A Renewal OF the Recent Disasters In Spain
and Great Britain.

IDy IaDIe % The Ilmes.I
MADRID. oct 21.-News come from Gre
NADIA Of fresh aud disastrous hoods in that
province. Many houses have been wrecked.
A great number of cattle has heen lost.
Travel in the province l. at a andstill.
LoSDOS. oct 2.-DIspatches from every
part Of Great Br tain are arriving here to-day,
all telling o. the vastly IN reasIng foods. II
is iearei at the Damage c0nse upnt upon
the submefging property Will az rcgate an
enormous sum. For thirty miles the Thames
has OyerhOWed its banks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
Martin StlllIeads.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The score of the bicy-
Gle racers at Q A. NJ. was Martin, 1,077 miles:
Ashlnger. l.O59 Lamb, l.O3J; Shock, 100, Boyst,
g22; Albert 9ll: KObb S9i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
Notorious Bandit Shot to Ds,,h

HAVANA, Oct. %. -Palenzuela. tho noto-
rious bandit. was overtaken in the woods
near Colon to-day by soldiers and shot to
several Of bis pursuers before being shot,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
COY. HILL HURRYlNG HOME.
He Makes a Short Speech and LeaVeS at
Once for The North.
HIS LAST WORDS ARE FOR UNION.
Owing to "A Misunderstanding Only a Small
Number Hear the speaker-He VIII
Not Sop In Washington.

ATLANTA. GA.. Oct 22.-Governor Hill and
several members Of his party arrived at the
Exposition grounds shortly after If o'clock
this morning. The Governor was driven
about the grounds and he then spoke for a
few minutes in the g and stand.
1t was not generally known that the Gov
ernor was to speak. and the crowd did not
fill one-half the stand Governor Hill re-
ferred to this. recalling the fact that when he
spoke here two years ago there was crowd
Of $4,000 present 1t would have been well.
he said If the crowd could have Leen better
distributed ietween the two occasions.
He spoke br.e.y OF Henr, Grady and of his
services 10 the South. lie expressed the hopes
that the Expos ton would be su- cess.
81 on usually succeed in the South IN doing
what you undertake" he said.
WHAT Wa. THIS MISTAKE?
Once or twice in thirty OF forty years you
may make a mistake, but in the main you ac-
complish what YOU set out to do" Governor
Hill spoke OF the glowing pr spects o the
South II trust" lie said, that the pleas
ant feeling existing between the two great
sections of tie country will always remain.
lApplause / know you of the south are now
a contented pros erous people. We are all
proud OI thls country, d unlled country we
desire that II NAV continue TO perpetuate tue
b essngs of liberty TO ourselves and to pos
terty"
Hon John A. Mccall spoke for few
minutes
Governor Hill then shook hands with a
number OF people. and at tie conclusion Of
this Informal reception he and the memt ers
Of party returned 10 their carriages and
drove TO the Richmond aud Danville track,
wi fprpa "A fapv m = l4f h1arflp1
r. lnman private car attached TO the yes
tibule limited and started for the North.
The party will pi~s through Wa, hington to-
lnnrrnM mnrnlnl, W hmm slnnuinn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

Professor Carpenter was born in London
February t, 1882, was educated at ambridge
and IN Is Z was appointed assistant master al
Eaton College. n 1898 the de. eased was
member Of the scientifc'staA of the deep ea
exploring expedition Of II NJ. 5. Lightning,
and was with II. NJ. ). Porcupine in the same
capa ity IN / $40
In 1875 he was appointed assistant naturalist
in If. NJ. ). > alorous which accompanied sir
George Mares arctic expedition 20 Disco
Island In 1883 the deceased scientist was
awarded the Lyell fund by the Geological
Society of London aud in s5 he was elected
a fellow Of the hoyal Society. lie was the
author Of a number Of valuable works in
cludng report upon the comatulr dredged
by the nted States coast survey IN the
Carribbean sea- published last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23

Fx-United States Consul Murray committed
suicide at 1t. John. N. h.. Y, sterday by shoot
ing himself in the head Mr.. Murray was q
native of New York.