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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
TnIecrnnhic Rrrvities.


Lizzie Borden has been duly indicted on three
counts.
The Alabama Legislature took tho lead yes
terday I'm memoriatzng Congress In favor OF
tho Nicaragua canal
The estimated cost OF the transportation and
maintenance OF the Pennsylvania state troops
at Homestead Is S45O,OOO.
DIR. Collingridgo reports 20 tho London port
sanitary committee that there IL almost abso-
Lutte certainty Of an outbreak Of cholera in the
spring.
The business failures occurring throughout the
country during the last soyen days number Tor
the United States 236. During the correspond
ing week last year the number was 304.
A bonb-shell was exploded In the ranks Of the
wyoming Republicans Yesterday whom Gov
ornCr-elect John 4. Osborne quietly went TO the
CapitOl building, took tho oath OF once, and
placed himself in possession OF the Governors
Office.
Herr I.asker brought 20 a close Thursday night
his engagement with the Baltimore Chess Club,
having proved himself great player ana de-
feated all COmers, whether singiy or IN groups.
His last feat was 20 win tWenty-one simultaneous
games.
NJ. Boley & Sons, OF Savannah, Ga, the largest
wholesale furnture-dealers In their section. gave
n bill OF sae Yesterday for S30, 900 TO Mrs. Fanny
Joseph, 70 whom they have been largely ln-
d0bted. The firm did not owe many large
amounts outside Of Savannah.
The friends Of Tom Watson held an indigna-
tion-meeting yesterday at Thomson. his home, In
NcDufie county. Ga. The crowd numbered
about 5000, two thirds OF whom were colored'
Mr.. Watson spoke and called for contest funds,
Whereupon several thousand dollars were
promptly contributed.
Warrants we're sworn out yesterday IN the
United States Circuit Court at Columbia against
a number OF citizens OF Anderson, 5. c., charging
them with conspiracy In obstructing United
states supervisor Of elections in the discharge oil
his duties. The case win probably DO heard be-
fore Commissioner Hawthorne at Greenyille
within the next few weeks. These prosecutions
are the result Of bloody affray at Hollands
store, Anderson county, on electon-day, IN
which four citizens, including United states
supervisor, lost their lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
THE T0WE ER.
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.

We bought the entire CLOAK STOCK OF q
large manufacturer. They VIII bo on sale TO-
DAY. They are the regulation lengths, 3% TO AZ
inches long. The lengths will tell you they are
not last seasons etyles. With an entire section
given up 90 the sale OF these Wraps and With
new stock Of over 800 garments 20 select from,
all marked at loss price than cost OF manufacture,
we are sure Of doing a large business. We quote
few special bargains and invite yisit OF In
specticn. We will also say thstwe cannot duph-
cate any Of these special garments advertised.
POPULAR PRICES WILL RANGE IN CLOAK
DEPARTMENT TO-DAY.
Tan Beaver Jackets, with bone buttons, faced
twillod satin, s6.50--reguiar price. sil.
Tan Kersey Jackets, Wattoau back, pearl but
tons, fun "a inch, only s9-oo-regulsr price, sl0
Fine Tan Kersey Jackets. "a inches long. pearl
buttons, sl0-regular price, Sl6.
4O-inch Mixed kersey Jackets box back. yol-
vet collar. lined through. s23-reguiar price, s3l.
Double Box-Pieated lBeck-42 Jackets with
big cuffs, faced with Rhadama. large pearl but
tons regular price ga, only s23.
Tan Braided Blouse, sl6-regular price, s2l.
Dark Mixed Cheyiot. double box-pieat back,
50 inches long, SIS.
Misses Jackets, 81.
Tan Cheyiot, with velvet collar. s8--regular
price, $3.50.
200 Llgh. Cheyiot Jackets mat sold for $3.50
and 81, 20 90 in this sale for ~.
Black keefers, -.
Black Cheyios, fur trimmed. e5-
Black Cheyio., with shawl collar Of Astrachsn,
$3.50.
Much better goods and nner Astrnchsn, %.
Plain BLACK Beaver Jackets, pearl buttons or
a5 chIldren's Loag cIoaks. s 70 IA years, resa.
lar price s14, now $500
100 Old Fasbionsd Newmarkets, $3.50.
20 old-Fsshioned, regular pr:ce sf6, nov ~.
New hne OF Children's Refer Jackets nom
We nave about Plush Jackets coli for si5.
| SEQ, and s25. now 90, tS, aud $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

son. Edward. married o daughter OF Dr..
Shradv The other children are unInar-
ried. In politics Mr.. Gould was Repub-
liCan.
Mr.. Gould was an attendant OF tho Pres,
byterian church n west forty-second
street, at which Rev. John II. Paxton, ID.
ID. was pastor aud was privately quite
liberal in his support of IL, though not a
member of eny church. His fondness for
Aowers led him TO make excellent collec-
tious Of chrvsanthemums and orchids and
other favorife plantsa OF his handsome coun-
trv home al Iryington- on Hudson. His
conservatory cost over 100000. Mr.. Gould
also indulged in Yachting, and had built
for him the handsome stcam-yacht Alta
lanta. and became member of the Ameri-
can Yacht Club. He was not "A club-man
and took no interest in social affairs.
Though he paid for box at the Metro
politan Opera House, he was seen there but
rarely. He attended the theatres at times.
but not with any regularity. He never, so
far as IS known, expressed any high appre-
citation OF the arts. of music. the drama or
literature. although he did write a history
of Delaware county that is regarded with
favor by collectors OF rare and curious
books.
In the main Mr.. Gould lived more plain.
ly than many men whose income Is less
than $4,000.
Like most other businessmen, be could
not be his own almOncr. As ne said, while
his wife was alive, she distributed his
money for him and did It with free hand.
az many know. Then Mr.. Could gave III
addition TO those societies that are organ
lied for the purpose of relieving the
needy.
GIFT TO MI. VERNON.
A few years ago Mr.. Gould paid visit
10 Mt. Vernon. which impressed him so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
CALIFORNIA; ELECTORAL VOTE.
At Present II Stands Democratic, But i
May Be Divided.

San Francisco, December 2.--The can
vass Of the official returns of the vote tor
Harrison and Cleveland has been conf
pletcd in San Francisco, and tie result
shows that the largest vote cast for Re
publican presidential elector was A,4l6,
as against 81 .OI2 for the highest Demo
cratic elector The Democratic elector
receiving the smallest number OF votes has
a plurality over the highest Republican
electoT OF 6,594.
The average vote for electors in San
Francisco county shows q plurality for the
Democratic ticket of G4,699. The average
plurality for Republican electors outside
of San Francisco is G4,322. giving the
Democrats a plurality in the entire State of
27l. the margin IS so narrow and the vote
for individual electors varies so considera-
blv in the incomplete returns that it seems
almost sure that when the canvass of votes
is made by the Secretary Of State the
electoral vote will be found to be divided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
TIE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE.
Report of the Committee on PIans-Roths'
chTId's Proposals Not Favored,
fBy Anglo American cable to the Dlspatcf

lBy AnRlo-Amerlcan caDlc W tue DlspatO"-i
BEUssELs, December 2.-The report OF
the Committee on Plans was submitted
this afternoon. II declares that Mr.. 90
Rothschild's proposals are of great IN
terest and worthy of full discussion. but
that the committee. by a vote Of Z to 6, de-
clined TO recommend their adoption.
The committee declared IN favor OF that
portion of NJ. Lewis plan which refers TO
the gradual withdrawal of all gold CONS
under the value Of francs and also OF all
small bank-notes below certain value:
The report concludes with statement or
the American, Mexican. and Indian dele-
gates with reference to the future action
Of their countries. This statement u not
yet Obtainable.
When the committees report had been
submitted to the conference the American
delegates declared that they were not
ready 10 discuss it. Therefore the con-
ference adjourned until Tuesday, when
the report will be debated.
The announcement that the Rothschild
report had been adopted after rcconsidera-
ton is not yet confirmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
INTEREST IN LONDON.
Scenes Almost RIvaIling in Animation
Those of "a Crisis.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatchl
LONDON, Eng, December 2.-The an
nouncement of the death of jay Gould
stirred the pulses of dealers both inside
and outside or the London Stock EX-
change. Although the news had no DOta-
bic influence on prices at the close. the
first momentary tendency IN the American
department was 20 sell. which was soon
checked by New York orders to
buy. The progress of dealings IN
nowlse represented the immense in
terest felt IN Mr.. Gould's death. Busi-
ness was interrupted i'll the Stock EX-
change by members grouping to talk of
Sir. Gould and the bearing of MS death on
the Gould stocks. A mob of people
blocked the approaches to the exchange.
all talking on the same theme, and failing
to see how ID affected prices. The scene
on Throckmorton street after the exchange
closed was as lively and exciting as IL a
speculative crisis were impending.
OPINIONS OF DEALERS.
A representative Of the Associated Press,
in cleaning the opinions of several dealers
in the American market and some proml-
nent street operators. found that they con-
Cured in expecting boom in the stock OF
oil American railroads except the Gould
roads. Regarding the future of the Gould
stocks few cared to hazard a prediction.
Probably" said one dealer, =" Mr.. Gould's
death will benefit all western roads, great
lv enhance Manhattan Elevated in the
opinion of the public, and vastly improve
the position of the Western Union tele-
graph"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
A BLOODY CHAPTER.
| Shocking Revenge of Husband Upon WIZ
Ended by Shocking Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, December "A spe-
cial to the Record from Erie. Pa, says Jo-
seph Kane. having been released to-day
from prison. where he has been restrained
for the protection of his wife and chill
dren, set ont to revenge himself. Fin ling
his wife at the house of a neighbor. he in
duced her to give him an interview.
Then, while alone, be shot her
through both cheeks. Mrs. Kane
seized the weapon and pleaded toT
her life. but the infuriated man fired
the remaining five shots, every one OF
them taking effect Then Kane ran to the
tracks OF the Philadelphia and Erle rail;
road, an [ climbing on car which stood
on a grade, uncoupled it and releasing the
brake started it. When sufficient speed
had been attained he jumped from the
car and flinging himself across the rail,
ended the bloody chapter by having his
head cut of. His headless trunk was
found by the officers who pursued him.
Mrs. Kane is alive. but her recovery is
hopeless. The shots took effect IN her
head and breast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
No other house DossL-EyKR DID-os EVER
wILr.-ssll suca srERLJSa QUALITIES. -, suss
Low PRICES - WE quote
Sass GnrAr SD LIs,
o. CHuDnrss Surrs
RxrwzD AsD RzADr

T,o-pAYs SHOPPERS WILL HAVE
ALMOST AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
TO SELECT FROM CUR BOYS AND cHrL.
DRBy's "sTORg'---To THINK 0s sUoH
AN IMMENSE LINE AS WE CARRY BEING
SOLD BEFORE THE SEASON IS HABr
ovER-cERTAINLY SHOWS rHE DRIFT os
POPULAR SENTIMENT. WE HAVE DUPLE-
GATED SOME OF THE LINES. THEY WERE
BEYOND BETTERING. BUT WE HAVE RE-
PLACED OTHERS WITH STYLES THAT
HAVE DAwNED DLATER-QUALITIEs THAT
SMALLER MONEY WOULD REACH IN
THESE LATTER DAYS OF THE MAKERS
AUTUMN. so, REALLY, You WILL FAM'
THE BETTER DY BUYING NOW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
How to Cook q Ham,

An advertisement in another column
tells US how TO cook ham. rule for
selecting ham can De given IN rev
words. Select Ferris's hams. These and
the boneless bacon by the same house are
always to be relied upon. The cook may
DIV her art in vain If the material DE not
right to start with More delicious hams
than those bearing the Ferris brand can
not be found and are not 10 be desired.
But having selected the best, proper cook
ing is then indispensable. Hay down nv
pen. for the sayory odor Of one OF these
delicacies of the dlning-table has SO
aroused my appetite that l can no longer
forbear.-Nrs. Broom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

A few years ago Mr.. Gould paid visit
10 Mt. Vernon, which impressed him SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
Or. GRAY WILL PROBABLY COME.

He Has Declined Two Other Caiis-Wei-
come TO Dr. smith-services To- Morrow.
The Pastoral Committee Of the Clay
Street Baptist church received a letter
Yesterday from Rev. DIR. Gray. of Missis-
sippi, from which they hope he will de-
eide to accept the call recently extended
him BY this congregation. He stated that
he had declined the calls presented to him
by the churches at Knoxville. Tenn, and
Eufaula, Ala. and that he was now con
sidsring the question OF whether 10 re-
main where be Is or come to Richmond.
Dr.. Gray has Q Aourishipg church where
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

he IL now located, but the committee are
very hopeful that he viii come to Clay
Street. II Is said that his wife would like
the change. as she has many friends here.
He indicated that he would take charge
next March il he decided to accept.
WELCOMED TO HIS PAsToRaTr-
At an informal meeting of the members
of Westminster Presbyterian church last
night the new pastor, Rev. DR.. James +.
Smith, of the Central Presbyteridn, was
given O most hearty welcome into his new
field of labor. The attendance was quite
large. several ministers of that denomina-
tion being present. There was music and
refreshments, and addresses congratulatory
of both the congregation and the new pas
tor were made by. Rev. Drs. Hoge, Fair.
Kerr, and Mr.. j. D. X. Sleight., Dr.
smith spoke briefly in acknow-
Judgement of the kindness shown
him and announced that he would
begin his regular services at Westminster
church tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock;
This congregation ls already large and
prosperous and has brighter prospects
than ever before.
The new pastor, Rev. DR.. Smith, was
one OF Stonewall Jackson's dides-de-cd'ap,
and was with the great southern General
when the latter was shot.
Rev. X. Is. Upper, pastor Of the First Bsp-
tist church Of Denver. Col, will preach at
the Second Baptist church this morning.
DIR. Upper is q fine preacher and has one
of the most important chorges IN Denver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
c. G. o. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Confirmation of the Establishment of the
Neuuort Neys-IfverpooI Line.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-The officials
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway here
confirm the statement that a new steam
ship line has been organized TO operate be
tween Newport News and Liverpool. Slx
6rst-clasS vessels will be put on the line at
cost of over S2,OO0.0OO. The company
will be known as the Chesapeake and
Ohio Steamship Company Limited and
the capital will be furnished Jointly by
American and English investors with ma
iorlty of the stock in the hands OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Among the directors are President NJ. e.
ingalls, and Vice President Decatur Axtell,
of the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance responded to the following
calls yesterday:
Al 5:45 A. NJ. 70 the Richmond Locomotive.
Works % q white man who had mashed two OF
hisfngers. HS was treated and left
Al s:25 A. NJ. to the same place 70 white
man who had mashed his foot. lie was treated
ana left
ASP. NJ. tothe Third Police Station TO u white
man suffering with Commissions. lie was created
~ taff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
REPRESENTATIVE MEREDITH ILL.
His Complaint Erysipelas OF the Face
Senator Kenna's Condition.

WAsarNGToN, d. c., December 2. Repre-.
sentative Meredith. of Virginia, is very Ill
in this city from an attack of erysipelas in
the face. Tonight there has been a slight
change for the better in his condition, and
his family are hopeful that the worst stage
of his illness has passed. The pulse is
lower, the respiration better. and the IN
fammation in the face reduced.
Senator Kenna continues To improve
and though his recovery is slow, yet his
family are encouraged to believe it will be
rarmauaDt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
S-A-K-s Il C-o-a-r-A-s-x
Tur "OsLrrsr.-

OURS is THE ONLY BOYS and cEILDRBSs
FURNISHINGS STORE IN TOWN. BUT ws
KEEP EVERYTHING IN IT-USDERwEAR--
DRESS SHIRTS. COLLARS, cUFFs-HosE
cry ygcRwEAR - SHIRT WAIST = rTHn
GREAT AND ONLY STAR" BRAND-THAr
YOUR MOTHERS WOULDN'T SWAP FOR ANY
OTHER BRAND THAT'S sADR-soLD BERE
AND NOWHERE RLsE-KID GL0YBS-yATU.
RAJ WOOL GLOVES. THE WHOLE LIST ~
HERE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

t4th JeweIry Reduction sale.
In accordance with our regular custom
at this season cf the year we have marked
down every article in our store.
This affords an excellent opportunity 10
secure bridal presents, birthday gifts. and
holiday souuelirs ct greatly reduced prices.
Our stock Of Diamonds. Precious Stones,
Watches. Sterling Silver, ana Sllver-Plated
Ware, Jewelry, Clocks. &C.. ls larger than
ever. Call early and secure your bargains.
Every article Is guaranteed.
II. NJ. MosEs COMPANY.
800 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
To Subscribers Richmond Telephone EI'

To SnbBcrlberB KIchmOhu IVIepuUHo III
change.
Please add the following names and
numbers TO your list:
l222-M. o. Sharp (toll statioi).
796-Crew Levick Company.
734-James Lyons.
92l-Albemarle Club.
858-E. w. Straus.
676-Joseph Lasitter.
1070-Fourqurean Price Il Co.
l05i-John n. Gordon.
lO7i--Charles E. Smith (residence).
60-F. J. Glinn.
1072-Archer Anderson (residence).
lO73-John G.. Rice. Manchester.
s95-Chamblin. Delaney Il Scott.
653-L. l.. Strause new residence).
RICHMOND TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
bad Blood

is at the bottom of many a feud, and the
cause of strife and murder. It's also the
root of all ailments of the body. Good
blood nourshes aud bad blood poisons,
therefore take simmons Liver Regulator
10 keep the liver active. the bowels free,
and promote digestion. This done, your
blood will be good, the system free from
mslarial poison and rheumatism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
Georaia,s Flag Only.

ATLANTA. GA, December 2.-Adlutant General
Kell, in reply 10 comment which has been made
that the flag OF Georgia and not the nag OF the
United states ia floating over the Capitol here,
saws this Is proper since this Is Union OF sepa-
rate States and not an empire, over which noats
a common flag. IL the Capitol was national
house Of representatives 10 would be all right 20
see The Union flag, but that only the state nag
should float over State capitol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
A GREAT EVENT.
william II. Crane. the Famous senator. ,s
Visit rt.


After three years Of tremendous success
in New York city and q few OF the princi-
pal cities, Comedian William II. Crane and
his company will present for tho first time
here The SENATOR In this age Of great
successes, both financial aud artistic, The
Senator Is probably the most pronounced
and emphatic. For tnirty-mne copsec1-
tive weeks 1t was performed st the Star
Theatre. New York. 10 a succession of the
largest audiences ever assembled in the
stre.
To enable q reader 10 Judge. of the tre-
mendous financial success attending this
venture il is stated that Comedian Cranes
profits have netted him over $500 900 since
he first performed this play. Apart from
its financial success, The Senator is the
greatest triumph of the American play
wright ever recorded. Ii is the work OF
two native authors, the late David B.
Lloyd and Sydney Rosenfeld, Is founded
on an American story OF the war of 1912,
and appeals strongly TO the interests OF
play-goers, not simply because OF the ex-
cellence as play, but because of patriotic
associations. When Mr. Crane produced
it the stock of American dramatists was
away below par. He has played II In New
York city alone for more than theatrical
year, and now the American drama IL
posted at large premium. Managers who
have heretofore looked with contempt on
the work of native playwrights are now
deluging them with orders.
This Is what Comedian Crane has done
for the American drama, and the entre
guild of playwrights owe him debt OF
gratitude that can never be paid. The
nation shares in this debt TO great extent
also. for The Senator" has had an IN.
fuenoe in Congress which will prove OF
great benefit in the future. Il exhibits ia
a most effective manner some OF the faults
of the present committee work, especially
where private claims are involved, and
several congressman who have seen the
play have been so thoroughly impressed
by the lesson il teaches that they have de-
termined to go TO work and secure re-
form. While The Senator" has been
doing all this it has proved a verltable
mine to Mr.. Crane and its authors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

WE AREGREBDY AFTER VALUES FOR oUya
% GRADE OF SHORT PANTS SUITS. OYER.
COATS AND REFERS. WE ARE ExTRAyA-
CANT INTBE coNsIGNMENTs OF QUALITY
WE MAKE TO III. THE MOMENT WE or
HOLD OF AN EXTRAORDINARY GOOD
LINE OF GOODS, CHRAP-INT0 TBIs LOT
TREY GO. A HUNDRED OR TWO Styles
OF VALUES THAT ANYBODY CAN SIZE ARR
WORTH MORE THAN s5 ARE THE REsULY.
MIGHT AS WELL TRY TO RACE CAR
HORSE BESIDE NANCY HANKS" Az I'd
MATCH OTHER FOLKS s5 LINES WITH OURS.
THAT'S WHY WE PUT THE "wEAR-RR.
SISTERS" IN THE s5-GRADE-ITS so SUI
PERIoR-THATs WHY WE PUT EACH or
THOSE SINGLE tND D0UBLE-BRBAsTED
PLAIN AND PLAIsED STYLES-JUsf0R
AND VES7IE sUITs-AND THB MULTITUDE
OF CAPE oyERCoATs AND REBFBRS INTO
IT-THEY ARE so STRONGLY MADE oFs SUCH
STOUT FABRICs-IN SUCH PATTERNS
BETTER NOW THAN 1T WAS LAST WEEK
EVEN. BETTER THAN 1T HAS EVER BBgN--
FULLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
Xmaa.

For presents for men take look in at
Constable's. They have Bath-kob bes,
Smoking Jackets. House Coats, Dressing
Gowns. Umbrellas and Canes, Jswelry,
Gloves Of all knds. Leather Travelling
Sets, and all useful presents tor men.
CONSTABLE BRcfHERs,
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

DTthAnt bAANNA
hawking ana
splitting, trying
70 relieve that
awful fulness In
the back Of my
throat, and at
t,mesraised huge
quantities Of
hard, c0rd-like
mucus. ! cannot
describe tn a {
tired feeling; the
sensations wero
awful. / had no
appetite-in fact,
! was beginning
to think there
was no hope for
me, but on Au-
gust 18th last
| W ent 20 DR..
Coates, the ca
tdrrh specialist,
and put myself
under his treat
uanf ImurOye-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
MR.. eouLo's FUNERAL.
Services to lie Held Mood"y-rhe Inter
meut 10 BE at Irvington.

NEw YoRx, December 2;-Ihe iuneral OF
Dir. Gould will be held on honus{ ~
IN the afternoon, the hour to be decided
later by Mr. George Gould and Miss Helen
Gould.
The services will be very simple anu un-
ostentatious, in accordance with the wisn
expressed by the deceased. Tue ihser-
ment will be at Iryington.
The funeral service VIII DO conaucseu
by DR.. Paxton. assisted by Cnancehor
McCracken, of the University OF New io,h
aud Rev. Roderick Terry, OF NO. ies MAUI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
senator Gibson Dying.

Hot SPRINGS, ARK, December 2.-Senator
Gibson tonight is very low. There has boen but
little change In his condition during the pas5
twenty-fOur hours, and the doctor says hls death
may be expected sny moment.