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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
Capture of "A Horse 1hiof-DsIega,es Elected.

FREDEmcLsBURG, Va. May 2 Special.
Rev A. Z. Saunders late OF Alexandria. will
be regularly install ed III the pastotate of the
Presbyterian church OF this city on next
Thursday night. May 9Th. at 5 o'clock. Dr.
X. +. Kerr DR.. }. !. Fair and Rev. j. CALVIN
Stewart will assist IN the ceremonies. The
exercises will take place IN the church and
Will be public.
On Saturday night thief entered tho
stable Of Councilman John /. knight and
stole his horse. The next morning Mr.
Knight notified the officers About midday
SUNDAY Messrs H. l.. Curtis /. ID. Johnston
and George Alters arrived here having III
custody George Is. Bradshaw. white ma u
from kina George county. who was found ~
possession OF the horse about ten miles froEi
tie city. The case came before Mayor Rowe
to-day and was sent 10 the grand jury
A mass meeting of the Democratic party Of
SpOtsylyania county WAS held to-day ut the
court u being court day. Tor the pur-
pose OF electng delegates to the State Con
vention. Hon. NJ. Il. Rowe was elected
chairman and \. y. CHARTERS secretary. The
following delegates and alternates were elect
ed
Delegate at Largo. Hon. Chancellor Bailey;
alternate A. W Massie.
Chancellor District Y. y. CHARTERS and
John H. Alrich. delegates; Horace Lacy. l.. NJ.
Estls alternates.
Courtland District t-Hon. NJ. B. Rowe and
r. A. Harris. delegates. j. A. B. Gordon, J.
T. Gayle, alternates.
Berkley District-L. NJ. Smith and J.. G..
Maddox delegates Judge X. r.. Waller ana
j. l. Rawlings. aternatos.
Livingston District. NJ. Holiday ana A.
w. Massle delegates: X. V. Graves and III.
+. Waits alternates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
Big Blaze In Norfolk.

NoRFoLK. VA. May Especial. Fire
broke out tonight at 1880 o'clock IN McCul-
loughs warehouse 80 Water street near the
Boston wharf The building is a three story
brick and one Of the larees, in the city.
II was occupied 10y Taylor q Tred-
we'll dealers IN fertilizer Norman IL
Everett cotton commission merchants;
Boon 4 jenkins. cotton brokers. and
+. Strudwick and H. l.. Oyeston. commission
merchants la the building were stored sew
eral thousand bales of cotton aud several
hundred bags OF fertilizer. Al this hour tho
indications are that the buiIding and contents
Will ho a total loss
It i, thought that the property is covered
by insurance. TIE loss viii be not less than
10000.
Mr. n. J. Stewart. one Of the engineers of
tho British steamship Penpsl. was very badly
scalded on board his ship at lambert's Point
this evening. and Was carried 10 81. Nincents
Hospital for treatment.
meeting Of anti-Bowden Republicans Was
held here tonight for the purpose OF appoint
ing city executive committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
Fine Brick Clay-Clty Expenditures.

PETERSBURG. Va, May 2.-lSpeciall.-
Some very fine brick clay and brown and
gray sandstone have been found on the prop
eTty Of Mr.. G.. ID. Tinsley IN Prince George
county
The expenditures Of the city for the past
month were sls.5SG.s0. The receipts to tho
city from all sources were SIS, s,923l7.
The fines collected in the mayors court
during the past month amounted to s548).
Ii is understood that Rev. Luther W. Dog
gett. formerly OF this city. but now rector Of
st. Philips Episcopal church in Philadel-
phia. will DO extended call to the rectorship
OF al Episcopal church in Chester. Pa. Rev.
Mr. Doggett was married few weeks ago in
this city to Miss Fannie Hinton. daughter Of
Judge Drury 4. Hinton, of tho Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia.
Petersburg Lodge. B. L. d. Of Elks. No. 237.
was organized tonight with thrty-eight
members The following officers were elect
Leading knight. George W. Eanes; Esteemed
Loyal knight. J. G. Bowman, Esteemed
Lecturing Knight. H. G. Weller; Secretary.
John r. Parham; Treasurer l.. W. Ksp-
lnger Tier. y o. Giddings Trustees, w.
II. fanes John 0Connor and james W.
Long.
Judge d. NJ. Bernard granted charter to-
day to .he Petersburg Land Company. The
incorpOrators are William Il. Mcilwaine.
Thomas Pannill. Bernard Mann. X. ID. Nc
llwaIue and K. ID. Gllllam, OF this city. The
purpose for which the company Is formed IS
% deal in real estate. The capital stock
is not 20 10 less than $1,000, nor more than
900. 10 he divided into shares Of 800 each.
The officers for the first year are: President.
William b. Mcllwaine. Vice President.
Thomas Pannl. These officers. with X. ID.
Mcllwaine. Bernard Mann and K. ID. Gillian,
constitute the board Of directors.
At the meeting OF the city council this at
ternOon there vas protTacted discussion on
resolution repeating the ordinance exempt
ing new enterprises from taxation for pe-
Rod OF ten years. The matter was postponed
for further consideration IL special meeting
o. be held on tho 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

HIGHLAND STRINGS. May .. Special. In
defiance IF the bad weather friday party OF
children went down u seven Pines and took
possession Of the pavilion. They were chill
dren from the Miller school. escorted 10y their
teacher With dropping handkerchief and
other old-time games. the time passed very
merfily.
In Miss NJ. Rohleders department at this
school prizes were given on spelling and
scholarship. In the first named Annie Car
ter. Ellice Oakley and Berry Sta!nhack were
contestants. tie medal being voted to Eilce
Oakley. For scholarship, Berry Stainback.
Annie Carter and Horace Burnham stood
best. bur Berry Staiuback, being best OF all
received the medal.
Miss VI. Sylla Gentry Of east Grace street,
who was visiting al Pine Lodge. is now visit
ing az Barton Heights She IS accompanied
by Master Emerson ROhleder.
Mr. Hand. who was here during the winter
buying lots. Will begin % bu;ld soon.
There are two more new families here Dir.
Jose her and Mr. Hamptons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
EFFEcro or rHE oAKMAN IErrER.
Causes n Decline in Terminal stociEs-" hat
Inman and General Thomas Say.

tdhhcs "a Dtciinc IN SIOcht-N idt
IuInau and General Thomas Say.
NEW YorK. May 2.-Richmond Terminal
declined on sales OF long stock induced by
the publication of the letter from President
Oakman 20 the reorganization committee
stating IN effect that II was necessary for the
committee 10 hasten its work III order 10 save
the system from embarrassment
The Richmond Terminal reorganization
committee stated that they would apply to-
day 10 have receipts Of hast Tennessee and
Richmond and Danyllle underlying securities
listed at the Stock Exchange
AprOpos of the Chkman letter General
Thomas said to-day.
IL do not understand tho letter. The East
Tennessee Company when ] left the chair
manship of tho board of directors on March
nth. was in good condition. but ] nave not
been consulted ia regard TO its affairs since
thea. But 1 will say that the interest due on
June lst and July lst will be paid without
trouble, and that the company can easily take
care of ITSELF
The East Tennessee Company is paying
S3l9 600 interest to-day. On June lst Il will
have $3.50 QUO 10 pay, and OIL July lst the IN
terest payments amount 20 about t40J. 900.
The Bichmond and Danylle million-dollar
syndicate was formed one month ago and
was called on for : 00 900. This sum is due
on June lst John H. Inman. one of the
directors OF the company, said:
a" am one Of the syndicate. aud do not
think that there Will be any trouble about the
money. If necessary the time Will be ex-
tended -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
GREAT METHODIsT BODY:
Opening OF the First ouadrennial Conference
at Omaha

OMAHA. NEB.. May 2.-At exactly 9 o'clock
this morning Bishop Bowman raped TO order
the hrst business session of the twenty first
quadrennial General Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The immense
auditorium Of the theatre hardly
suffced TO accommodate the dense throng OF
delegates and visitors attracted by the meet
ing. IL l. estmf ted that in addition o. the
500 regular delegates present there are fully
1900 visitors in attendance
The conference was opened by scriptura
reading by Bishop Newman. followed by an
earnest prayer by Bishop foss. Continuing
the religious services. DR.. Lanahan. of Bsltl-
more, read another passage from the scrip
lures. aud the immense congregation united
in an old Methodist hymn.
The conference then proceeded 10 COM
plete its permanent organization. With the
exception of Bishop Taylor OF Africa, who
has not vet reached the city. all OF the bish-
ops were seated upon the platform.
At the conclusion Of the rOll-call the con-
ference proceeded 10 the election of a secre-
tary. Or. ;. d. Monroe of Pennsylyania.
was elected secretary by nearly two-thirds
majority.
After the election OF q secretary the perma-
nent seating OF delegates WAS in order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
IranAurN Statement.

WAsHNaTos, ID. c.. May @ The depart
ment statement for April was issued by the
Treasury Department to-day. Ii shows eu
There was an increase OF Sl0O in tie interest
bearing debt. decrease of s77s.775 IN the
non-interest bearing debt and decrease OF
81 $50. 723.lS IN the surplus cash IN the Treas
ury. The total debt Nav lst less ,3l, SIS
$50, -. surplus cash in the Treasury, aud
100 000. 900 OF gold reserve. the greenback
redemption fund was S,3S. 72o 1929.
The table OF Government receipts aud ex-
penditures IN Apni shows receipts from ali
sources to have been sZ7.3 :. .354.0. against
S2G. O4j, S3l IN April, 1891. The expenditures
We're S3l .0js, ,076.97. against S45 1906 IA
the corresponding month last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

Inc usual formal presentation Of petitions,
which forms dreary perfume. ry part of The
opening proceedings II the Senate each cay,
Wys enliveued this morning 10y some decided
is interesting remarks from 1iI. est oi Mis-
no4Il. iu reference TO petitions against upeu-
iug tie World aiF on SUNDAY. lu this con-
necaon Sir. Nest called attention to the ell
ofnoas sums oi money expended aud con-
uactci Tor on account of Tie ~ Orids Fair
40 The close oi Mr. Vests remarks. which
were listened 90 in silence the petition was
referred ln duo course 10 tie Committee on
Quadro Centennial.
Mr. Call. ot loTlda offered remarkable
financial resolution which at Ais request wis
ordered printed aud laid Oh the table subject
g. call. IL provided tl0t "a special committee
0l nine should bo appointed to consider and
report some legislation 90 accomplish these
three important points
l. 10 relieve the scarcity of money among
farmers. ~ reduce the rate OF Interest and 10
enable them u obtain money upon the
security Oi their lands aud crops
3. To es,abh .h some depository sub-treas-
ury or banking system, ia which by the aid
Ct the Ho'erumeut and under rs supervision
money should ne kept within tie reach 4
every community in sums sufficient for their
needs 90 be- loaned 10 them IL low rates OF
interest.
o. To devise some system Of which the per
petual How %. money 90 tie centres of CONF
merce could .e limited and rostaIueJ $50 as
10 enable euMciel- SUN ~ money FOR the
needs oi tAe people ot all sections oi the
country 90 bee kept in theu respective COM
nuuItils.
Mr. fower, of Montana. offered resolution
4or an investigation into the Geological i5u-
ieau aud rs Typographical division. which
Was referred 10 the Committee on Civil Ser
VICE
Tie Senate took up bills on the calendar.
Hhd iassod bills approprating $50 900 for "a
tuD"c building at SELMA. Ala. and $3.50, 900
'oi public building at Altoona. IA.
H""ity before z o'clock the Senate on mo
rOn oI Mr. Sherman, went into executive ses-
siOH ana proceeded % a further discussion of
we pending resolution and French extradl-
ton treaties.
g.. ne -. '"e doors were reopened. and the
sena1e adjourned ill tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

Laborers in baltimore and New York Want
an Eght-Hour Day.

BALTIMORE. May 2.-About four hundred
house carpenters are on strike here to en-
force acceptance of their demand for eight
hours to constitute the days work-the
days wages TO DO as heretofore. Officers
OF tho Carpenters Association say that
only in this city and IN Newport. K. t..
has it been necessary 10 strike forty eight
other cities heard from granting time ard
terms. Eighteen OK the employing car
penters here have accepted the eight-hOur de-
cree and the men think that the whole num-
Der will accede TO the new order within very
short time.
NoRwALK, CoNN.. Nav The Norwak
union carpenters struck this morning for nine
hours work and ten hours pay per DAY.
NEW NORK. May p About 5000 members
# the 'nted nglsh and German Carpen-
tegs' [ Cnion of New York and vicinity struck
this morning because their bosses refused TO
sign the usual yearly agreement Tor rate Of
pay per hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

NORFOLK. Va. May o Special. The dead
body Of William ). Robins was found floating
in the harbOr this afternoon. The deceased
was formerly q prominent trucker on the
Eastern Shore and had been connected with
several fertilizer companies ia tins city aud
Baltim re- BE has lately represented ono OF
the Richmond insurance companies IA this
city. Whether 10 was "a case or suicide or ac-
cideutal drowning Is not known. The de-
ceased Las been IN stra.tened circumstances
for some time, although he was once very
MeAlthY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

Mr. William H. Turpin. brother OF Mr.
Miles Iurpin, city auditor. and father Of Mr.
William Nj. Iurpn. prominent lawyer OF
this city and member Of the Board OF
Aldermen. died at his residence yesterday
evening at 6l0 o'clock in the seventy ninth
year OF his age. Until year ego. when his
health failed, Mr.. Turpin did business at No.
1926 east Main street where he had been for
about fifty years Ito was characterized by ~
gentle. unobtrusiye nature. sterling integrity
and unostontatious piety. Tho funeral takes
place from the First Baptist church, OK which
Mr. Turpin was . member. at 4SQ o'clock this
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

LExNGroN. Va. May Especial Rev.
DIR. j. b. Taylor OF the Baptist church here was
seen tonight in regard 10 the call BE has re-
ceiyed from the Salem church Us published
Sunday. lie Is seriously considering the
matter and may decide 10 accept. The mat
ter will be laid aside until his return from
Atlanta. where he goes Wednesday. Every
effort posi- ole Will be used here. not only by
his church but by others. 10 keep Or. Taylor
here. His services and influence AZ the two
colleges hero are almost invaluable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
An Oid (ifiZen pnraIYLed

ORANGE County. Va. MAY 2.-lSpecial. +
Mr.. John !. King. of this county. visiting his
sou in Texas, Is entirely paralyzed and his
life despaired or
Pine Top neighborhood is suffering very
much from sheep killing dogs.
Rev. W. IA. Camper. near Nasen. has built
a cannery and IT will soon DO ready for opera
ton
The Republicans held meeting at Orange
Courthouse last Monday and elected dele
gates 10 their District Convention at Manassas
and State Convention at Roanoke. They are
Mahoneltes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
FIRST cLKyEhAvD, THEN yILAs.
How the Wisconsin Delegates win Vote al
Chicago.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. May 2. 1t has been def
nitely settled that when the Democratic State
Convention meets next week to elect delegates
to the National Convention Wisconsin repre-
sentatiyes will be instructed 10 vote soldly
for Cleveland: but should there come
time when the tide swamps their candi-
TOR William f. Villas ex-Secretary OF
the Interior. The latter Is in no
sense d candidate. but there is a strong feel
ing that unless Mr. Cleveland is to head the
Democratic ticket WlscOnsins fayOrlte son
will enter the race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

NORFOLK, Va, May 2.-lSpecial. The
SpurgeOn Memorial Baptist church was or
ganized in Festival Hall. Brambieton. yes
terday with a membership OF fifty five. At
the same sunday school was organized with
over sixty children upon the roll
Sunday night two young white bows broke
into a car OF the Norfolk aud Western rail-
road and stole several hundred dollars worth
ot property They were captured by the
police this morning and the property re-
covered. ore OF them was sent 20 iail for six
months. the other Will be taken 10 the Rich
mond Reform School.
During the month Of April there were forty
two marriage licenses issued in Norfolk
twenty-one white and twenty-one cOl0red.
estorday morning at o'clock "a serious
fire occurred in Berkley which would have
destroyed the larger part of the town but for
the timely assistance rendered bv the fire
departments of Norfolk and Portsmouth
ground, T. c. Humphreys store
Charles Iarley's grocery Aunt" Eliza
loulk's cook-snop. Wilkerson & Wilson's bar
ON. bad Jones residence and the resi-
dence OF thza fouik All OF the goods and
hau rs m these houses were destroyed about
two-thirds insured The origin of the fire IS
not known. The loss WAS about $1,000
The first through train over the Seaboard
Air Line left this morning for Atlanta. The
road is 595 miles long and has been lald with
heavy steel rails
The committee having in hand the raising
0t funds for the erection of "a monument TO
the memory of the late James Barron Hope
has fixed upon the 18th OF September the
anniversary OK tho death OF Captain Hope-as
the day for unyeiiug the monument.
lho truckers OF Norfolk have petitioned
Judge Brook, Ot the corporation court to
revoke the order authorizing the appoint
ment OF q barrel Inspector for Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

Tho Monthly report Of the New Orleans Cot
ton Exchange.

New ORLEANS. May 2.-Secretary Hester,
of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange this
evening issued the following monthly report:
Crop in sight May 1st:
1892. 1891. 1890
Receipts at ports
May ist -. 6.755.555 6.54s.227 5,6Ss,3l4
Net sh p msnts
overland same
time ..........1 .1.l79sfO 1.OOO.O6i s97,O96
Southern mill
takngs net. 46s,22s 4s7.ssl 43l, 1927
Interior stocks in
excess Of Sep
tember ist 2s2,27i 22i.7l5 59.O27
In sight May lst.. 1913, ,sG5 s.237,Ge7 7.O75. .7Gl
Port receipts Increase over last year, 49,
32S. Port recelpts-lncFesse over year before
last. 1.047.24l. Overland increase from last
year. 1915: overland increase from year be-
fore last 2s2.7l4. Crop in sight-Excess over
year before last 53s .l0l.
Movement before and after May 1st
1897. 1891 1890.
Number Of bales
in sight May
ist. t............s s,Glss65 s,23LG67 7O75,76l
Per cent. of crop
in sight May
Number of bales
brought into
sight after May
1st........... ...... 41A930 235.55S
Per cent. of crop
brought into
sight after May
lst............ ...... $500 332
Total crops. s,652,597 1911, ,322
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
conrressmnn Le.t.r l.eturns to Nya.hinr,or

FLOYD C. f.. April 30 Special. Hon.
+. G.. Lester returned to Washington IA few
days since. not fully, however. restored TO
henIth. Whether he will remain there de
pends upon tho advice OF his physician, DR..
Hamon
Tie season has been uniayorable to farm
ing operations THIS spring very small crop
o. Oat, and corn uas been seeded so tar.
Worthless ours ltVe leen destroying yalua-
be snoep about here lately
Much o. the early fruit has been killed by
tie cold weather which still prevails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
Alliance Lenders Moft.

BiRNISeHaf. ALA. May 2.-The Alliance
leaders are gathering for to-morrow's confer
ence President Polk. who reached here to-
day. n an interview with United Press re
porter said the meeting was for tho purpose
OF promoting the interests OF the Alliance
men and not Of a political character. He
said the Third party and politics will not
come up ut the meeting ut all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
Why Ward KeInaIn. silent.

NV York. May "A Putnam. Conn..
special says Ferdinand Ward spent . very
onlet day Yesterday. He and his boy Clar-
ence were constantly together. The eS-hnan-
cier still declines TO discuss any Of the Affairs
of the firm OF Grant & Ward. The reason
why he decided not 10 do this no would not
tell: il is said, however. that tho SUCCESSFUL ef-
fort of influential persons TO arrange matters
80 that the Federal indictments hanging over
him would not DO pushed induced ham 70 ~
main slant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
Many Millions InyoIveJ

CnARLTsroN. S. c.. May 2.-The case of
Bond against the South Carolina railway was
heard IN tho United States Circuit Court to-
day. The suit is for foreclosure Of a mort
gage If the road and for an order Of sale. 1t
involves many millions of dollars. Argument
will last several day0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
DEEMING sENrEScED 10 DEArH
DIR. Fisnbourne's Evidence There Were
symptoms of Brain Disease Has No Effect.

FIIPFVIFI7 Vt TT FFIF II ~ w 1'II'FT'
MEIBoURNE, May 2-The trial Of Deeming
for the murder of his last wife, formerly Miss
Mather. of Rain Hill. was resumed this morn
ing. The latest testimony for the prisoner
was that Of Dr. fishbOurne. who was called
10 give evidence as g. the prisoners sanity.
He swore that lie had examined Deeming aud
found symptoms which indicated disease OF
the brain. At this point the defense closed.
Mr. Furlong counsel for Deeming. summed
up for the defense at considerable length.
He made insanity the basis. Nature in her
healthy moods, he declared. could not have
monomania for murder which was not 10 be
explained by the ordinary tests Counsel
wound up with keen analysis Of the testi-
mony. which, he declared. showed at every
step Deeming's responsibility. Deeming
was found guilty and sentenced 10 death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
0uilty of Murder I'm the First Dseree.

GLApKsDoRo. Va, May 2.-lSpecial. John
Weatherman. who murdered his wife and
attempted to murder his little daughter
several months ago. was tried IN the circuit
court last week. the jury giving q verdict Of
murder in the frat degree
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
Victories for the Republic.

PARIS. May 2-The municipal elections in
France yesterday resulted III overwhelming
Republican victories.
The Marquis de Mores has challenged q
municipal councillor. who insulted HIM in y
political speech yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
House of Representative.

ms Deing suspension day. the bill called
w anu pHssed was that reported by the Com
'nittee on Merchant Marine. 10 encourage
american ehip-Duilding The bill will admit
o. American registry only a limited nunber
oi high class steamships already running i'm
established lines Of less than 900 tons. with a
speed OF not less than twenty knots per hour.
ib- paIties obtaining registers for such ves-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
Waite. Carr.ng,en. ,he Painter, Dead.

LONDON. May 2.--Mr. Yates Darlington the
wsli-known ANIMAL painter, IL dead.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-19
KANSAS RAILROADS

The old Missouri Pacific depot in
Atchison, for many years used as q
union depot, and which has long been
an eyesore to the citizens of that place,
was so badly burned the other night as
to render its complete demolition neces-
sary.
The Office Of w. Z. Gillett, assistant
general auditor of the Santa Fe, has
been transferred from Topeka to the
Monadnock building, Chicago. John
q. Taylor has been appointed general
live stock agent at Kansas City, to sue
coed Col. o. H. Brown.
Atchison Champion: It begins to
look as though the G. B. L Q road viii
be extended from Red Cloud, Nebraska,
or near there, southwest through Rocks
county next year. President Perkins,
of that company, has recently bought
81, 900 acres of land in that county, be-
sides his other large landed interests in
that county. The survey of the road
has been made as far a. Wa-Keeney.