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Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
A VICTORY FOR Los ANGELES.
The Derby Won by w. G. Kerckhofrs
English Setter.

English Setter.
BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Jan. 19.-TSpecial
to the HERALD. THE derby was
finished today. w. G. Kerckhoff's
English setter, Sam X. Gladstone, won
first; 2. D. Linville's English setter,
Flake L., second; c. Studaru's pointer,
Rush Croxteth, and w. j. Golcher's
pointer, Del Monte, third.
BAKERSFIELD, Call, Jan. 19.-The sec
ond day OF the Pacific Coast field trials
was full of interest. Several more vis-
itors arrived this morning from San
Francisco, including George Crocker
and large party of friends, who came
in private car. Today's work was over
the same ground On which the dogs were
worked yesterday. Birds were found in
sufficient numbers, but as on yesterday
did not lie well to the dogs, until late in
the day, after they had been hunted.
The ground here has been SO rigidly
protected, that the birds had seldom
heard gun, and were inclined to in
dulge in their natural proclivity for. run
ming. Tie judges were the same as
yesterday.
The first dogs put down in the second
series. puppy stakes, were S. w. Kerck-
hoff's setter Sam Gladstone, handled by
Walters, and p. ID. Linville's setter
Flake Land. The former won.
@. Studaru's pointer Rush Croxteth
and T. j. Watson's setter Alice Glad
stone, the former handled by his owner
and the latter by De Mott, were the
next pair run, and Rush was declared
the w amer.
In the third series Sam K. Gladstone
beat Rush Croxteth and won first
money. 8tf
Then Flake L. and Linville's Dottie
Day were run to determine which would
be best to put down against Rush Crox-
teth to 60 for second money, and Flake
was selected. She defeated her oppon-
ent and won second money. The third
was divided between Studaru's Rush
Croxteth~ and W.. Golcher's pointer
Del Monte.
The weather is warm and pleasant,
and the sportsmen are having a jolly
time.
Tomorrow the members stake will be
run, and Thursday the all age stake will
open. The latter will probably consume
three days, as 1t is expected the num-
ber Of entries will be large.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
Important Notice.

The old and well-known Union Insur-
ance Co., of California, has mbined
with the Alliance Assurance Co, of
London.
The Alliance will issue its own policies
and guarantee all policies of the Union
now in force.
e. D. Silent 4 Co have resigned as
managers and the agency placed in the
hands OF Childs, Hicks & Montgomery,
1877 West Second street.
Mr.. A. r. Greening, formerly of the
firm OF E. D. Silent q Co.. has been ap-
pointed special agent for the Alliance.
The Alliance Assurance Co. is giant
in the insurance world, having capital
of $25 OO0,000 and a surplus of over
SO, 600, 900, and solicits the patronage Of
the people of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
The Druggists

In Lowell, Mass, agree in saying that they sell
more of Hoods Sarsaparilla than OF all other
blood purifiers For instance:
F. G. GooDALE: I sell more of Hoods Sarsapa-
rllla than all other blood purifiers
A. w. Dows & Co.: Hoods takes the lead of all
other sarsaparillas.
c. +. BLANcHHED: We sell more of Hoods Sar-
saparilla than of any similar.
MARsToN & SHAW With us the sale OF Hoods
Is to OF any other kind
F. & E. BAILEY & Co.: Hoods sarsaparilla Is
one OF the best medicines.
CARLTON & HovEy: Hoods Sarsaparilla is one
of the best medicines VIC have. Its sale increases
every year.
T. P. MOODY: We sell twice rs much OF Hoods
Earsaparilla as of anything similar.
C. A. SWAN: Hoods is the most popular sarsa-
parilla of the day.
THIRTY OTHER druggists speak similarly.
This popularity at home, where Hoods Sarss-
parflla and its proprietors have been known fox
many years, could not continue If the medicine
did not possess merit. And these facts should
certainly convince people in other sections Of
the country that Hoods sarsaparilla is good.
reliable medicine
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 81; six for S. Prepared only
by c. ]. HOOD &co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
WORLD OF SPORT.
Los Angeles Captures the
Derby.
Mr.. Kerckhoff's English Setter
Gains the Day.
A Notable Meeting at the Field
Trials.
Entries for the Brooklyn and Suburban
Handicaps-Riverside and Los
Angeles Will Play
HlF Cricket.

Score another for Los Angeles. At
the field trials yesterday at Bakersfield
Mr.. Kerckhoff's English setter Sam K.
Gladstone won the derby. This is a
notable victory in many respects. The
best dogs in California contested. 1t
was the first time that Los Angeles
man had the temerity to enter, and the
victory is great feather in Mr.. Kerk-
hoff's cap.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
WRECK OF THE ELDER.
Passe ngers and Grew Saved, But All the
V0 Mails Lost. II

Mails Lost. -
LONDON, Jan 19.-The Pacific Naviga-
ton company's mail steamer John
Elder, from Valparaiso for Liverpool,
was wrecked in the straits of Magellan.
All the passengers and crew of the boat
were saved, but she will be total loss.
A dispatch to the Times from Santiago
de Chile says the news of the wreck is
causing great excitement in that city,
owing to the fact that it is generally be-
lieved it was by this steamer that a
number OF refugees who sought safety at
the American legation left the country.
The passengers are proceeding to Con-
ception, Chilean port 270 miles south
west OF Santiago. Local authorities
have received orders to arrest all
refugees found among the shipwrecked
people. All the mails on board the
steamer were lost.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20

s. DeGarmo, of the Royal billiard room,
that his man will win. The betting to-
night promises to be very spirited. Nc
Granor, the San Francisco expert, is
confident of an easy victory over the
winner of the contest,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
Juvenile Ball Players.

The Nonpareils yesterday triumphed
over the Eurekas, and are now anxious
to play any club in. the city whose play
ers are all under 16. Address A. Brown,
447 Temple street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
The Pool Match.

The Morley-Winne pool contest takes
place tonight at the Opera house hall.
Morley's hacker, business man OF the
city and a great lover ef billiards,
wagered 5000 more last evening with G.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
THE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.
The Coming Series Between San Jose
and Los Angeles.

anu LOS Angeles.
A number OF wagers were made yes
terday in regard to the attendance at
the ball game on Saturday. Ii the
weather continues bright and sunny the
accommodations of even the Athletic
park may prove insufficient. Locka-
baugh and Hoffman will be here with
San JOSE Manager Finn will also be
along. He is confident of winning, but
the Los Angeles team is liable to sur
prise him. The boys are practicing
hard and will put up the game OF their
lives.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
A CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY.
Guess and Win Ten Dollar Gold
Piece.

F1eCe.
There is chance to make ten dollar
gold piece. Guess the attendance at the
ball match on Sunday between San Jose
and Los Angeles in the opening game of
the series for the championship of the
coast. The HERALD will give ten dol
lars to the person making the nearest
guess. 1t costs nothing to guess. Cut
out this coupon, fill in and leave at the
HERALD Office any time before Sunday
at ii O'Clock, or enclose the coupon in an
envelope and address "Sporting Editor,
HERALD" Guesses will not be considered
except on HERALD coupons. The largest
attendance this season at Athletic park
has been 700, while the largest attend
ance ever congregated at ball game in
the city was about 1900.
HERALD COUPON.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
DR.. WONG HIM,

Chinese Physician and Surgeon, has resided ir
Los Angeles seventeen az years. His reputa
tablished and appreciated by many His large
PRACTICE is sufficient proof OF his ability and
honesty.
The doctor graduated in the foremost col
leges, also practiced in tine largest hospitals OF
Canton, China. The doctor speaks Spanish
fuently.
lit Upper Main street. P. o. box 664,
Station G. l2-l7tf
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20

1t will be noticed that there are no en-
tries from Santa Anita this year. Nomad
and Fairy are the only representatives
from this county. The weights will be
out in few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
A Match TrOt.

The 3-year old Alcazar filly and the
trotting stallion Drake will trot match
race this afternoon at Agricultural
park
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
NOTICE.
Terminal Railway Com

Los Angeles Terminal Railway Com
pany.
There will be no regular trains on the Glen
dale division Wednesday and Thursday, the
goth sand 21st instants. on account of
chaneing the guage of the track. Regulartrains
will be resumed on Friday, the ED instant.
7. b. BURNETT General Manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20

This coupon will appear - the
HERALD each day, including Sunday
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
THE GREAT HANDICAP.


Entries for the Brooklyn and Sub
urban.
The two great handicaps OF the year
are the Brooklyn handicap and the Sub
urban. The HERALD this morning pub
fishes the official entry list ahead OF any
other paper in the west:
BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
Lamplighter, 3 BulerO,4
W. G. Morris, 8 Ecu, q
Allan Bane, Clarendon,5
Longford, 5 Rev del Ray,
Reporter, 9 San Juan
Montana, Uno Grande,
Kingston, 8 Peter,
Raceland, 3 Fairview, 4
Longstreet, g KimeeTly,5 5
Castaway Ii, Madstone,6
Nomad, 3 Beansey,
Banquet Kingmaker,5
Yosemite. Vortex,
Sir John, 5 His Highness,
Portchester A India Rubber, 4
Reclare, Ambulance,
George w. EIntriguante,
Teuton, 5 Tenny,6
owen Roberts, 5 Zampost, 3
Bermuda, 4 Ban Chief,
Loantaka, q ia ia, 5
Kingmaker, 4 Altures, 3
Strathmeath,4 4 Major Domo6
Judge Morrow 3 Pessara,
Celia, Casslus, q
Russell, Picknicker, A
Terrifier,
THE SUBURBAN.
Trinity,4 Wa Path,
Lamplighter, George W., 4
May Win, 4 Vortex.
Longfoi d, s English Lady, 5
w. u. Morris, 5 Tournament, 5
Reporter, 6 White Rose, 3
Allen Bane, A Sleipner, 5
Montana, Loantaka, 6
Fidelio, 3 Kingman,
B0lero, La Toscl,4
Eon, g Bermuda,
Portchester, Sallie McClelland, 4
Reclare, s Cnaos, 5
Sir John, 5 Strathmeath, 4
Banquet, 5 Judge Morrow, 5
Castaway H., 6 RUSSELL
Kingston, a. TeIritier, 4
Longstreet,6 Reckon, A
Raceland, a Ambulance, 4
Nemad. 8 L'Intriguante,
Fairy,4 Longevity
TeutOn, King Cadmus, 3
Yosemite, 5 Tenny, 8
Maidstone, Major Domo,
Demuth, 5 PicKnickeI,4 4
Clarendon 8 Ban chief, 5
Rey del Ray4 Fairview,
San Juan, 4 ia Ja,
Uno Grande, Actor, 3
Peter, PessAra,
Fairview, Cassius, q
Poet scout,4 Curt Gunn,3
His HiPhRasR 2
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
CONSUL p1ION.

have positive remedy for the above disease by its
use thousands of of the worst kind and of long
standing have been cured. Indeed strong is my faith
in its efficacy that will send TWO FREE with
INVALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any suf-
ferer who will send their Express and r o. address.
n. A. Slocum, Nj. c., 1873 Pearl ST., N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
HERALD COUPON.


Guess. .........................
Name ................... ...,...
Address ..................,...."
City .......,,.....,..,......'.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
DIED.

Try Helmet table luxuries, dainty for ths
eye and appetite. II. Jevne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05

arc getting better prices On the ve,.-rn brcats.
with no trouble vita salss AZ proaI
nr ae'news' o. Shsse CITY hss como With as
brogden, late sith the Dan. A tl,s,,,. ,,,,,.
paoy, has secured place WIN NJ. L~on e,r~ns,
os sesstsn, bdyor Mr. j. cci'n Neal ne !. s1ss
seacsloneer nnds he has oay tine % cry .alss AZ
flahters Wsrehonss ani severed hie conn.--tion
VIII sheiodfnes Narnh0usa Octah., Is. e.,
IA me AFTER place Mr. Washington cries ,bs
piles scceptably. Wv
mere u successful e1ort being mado 90 or
gahhe virginia security l0an aud trr..f cof,,-
pany M fhis city, rhore chist object xln h. Ia
guarantee me banks and noney-iendor. assinst
ioss ON tobacco heid In factories IN Iosse state
and 70 make such loans GA bonds-, xarehca.,s
under ts own Officers svporsstcp. etc M. *
ene'tnal, VIII be among the grea,es, no.ss -
Ooons Richmond has ever hsf In mo ,,sas 90
WI increase business m nrst hands Immensely.
Ihs proiect Is TOO vel worthy Of ua,rona,s ost
the demands OF the Nmes md - Riet,, -,
especially % fan of ne purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
DEATHS.

COLEMAN.-Entersd into his eternal
rest Tuesday morning, October 4, 1892, at
sos O'clock, EDWARD s. COLEMAN.
He leaves q wife and three children 10
mourn their loss.
The funeral will take place from ST.
Philips Protestant Episcopal church THIS
"wednesday AFTERNOON at half-past 8
o'clock, Friends and acquaintances of
the family are respectfully invited to at
tend.
DICKMAN.--Died. at the residence Of
her parents. at $40 p. NJ YESTERDAY, CLARA
DICKMAN; aged % months and Il days;
She was the second daughter OF j. Is. and
l.. A. Dickman.
Funeral will take place from Christ
church THIS Wednesday AFTERNOON
at 4:30 o'clock. Friends and acquslnt-
ances are requested to attend without fur
Their notice.
FORD.-Died. at 100 o'clock. October
4. 1892, nc its parents residence. No. 1928
Venable street, ALMA MAY, youngest
child of j. r. and Ellen Ford; aged 3
months and days.
Another little lamb has gone
To dwell with Him who gave;
Another little darling babe
Is sheltered III the grave.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst His shining band,
And so He bent with loving smile
And clasped our darling's hand.
HER PARENTS.
Funeral TO-DAY October 5thl at half
past o'clock at the residence. Acquaint-
ances invited to attend.
ROBERTSON az the residence
OF his parents. llZ2 north Twenty
street. at 12.45 p. NJ. Tuesday, October
Ath EtlN ARD IfE only Af " L
and Jennie I. Robertson; aged 10 months.
Thy hands are clasped upon thy breast I;
have kissed thy lovely brow.
And in my aching heart | know
| have no darling now.
Darling EDWARD, we must Law thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory wall be cherished
Till see thy heavenly face.
Funeral will take place from East-End
Baptist church WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON at 8 +. II. Friends And acquaint-
ances are invited to attend without further
notice.
sMITH.-Died. at her residence. on
west Tenth street, Manchester, at $3.50
O'Clock =. NJ. October 4, 1892, VIRGINIA
D., wife Of John Smith, in the 44th year of
her age.
She leaves devoted husband and four
children 20 mourn their loss.
Notice of the funeral will be given here
after.
STANSFIELD.-Died October Sd, at his
residence in this city, EDWIN STAINS
FIELD, IN the 5Oth year of his age.
The funeral will take place from Trinity
Methodist church WEDNESDAY the 9Th
instant at o'clock Z. NJ. 2tF
TILLER.-D Died, October A. 1892, at Has,
! at the residence Of her husband, on Brook
road. MAGGIE, wife of W. W. Iiller and
daughter of the late j. w. and Georgiana
| Gordon, in her 2lst year.
Funeral will take place from Clay-Street
/ Methodist church WEDNESDAY EVE
/ quaintances are invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
No other house DOES-EyER DID-or EVER
WILL-sen such STERLING QUALITIES ct
such LOW PRICES as WE quote.
A. SAKS & GO.
THIS Is AN OLD HOUSE.

We've been established a long tlme-and
every one Of our departments is well-snOwn 10
you-Even the sHoEs-the youn : Of them
ell-has won your fullest confidence --But 1t
was neye; in such perfect shape as it Is to-day.
We've made special effort In FOOTWEAR
especially Nen's--nos, men are particular
about their shoes--They are on their feet 80
much they must have comtort-and they all
want style--Quallty Is all that costs here
The other virtues are the perqusites OF pur-
chasing OF US-sl.0S isn't much, bat It buys
a lot--That "BLACK-BOTTOM" brand Of
ours never has been equalled--It has got the
sAKs goOdaess--our $3.50 line Is as strong
as anybody else's s3---To "pair' our 90, $3.50,
IS, 90, and 81 grades yon'll have TO go into your
packet for all the way from SOC. to 81 extra.
You see, we have or SHOES made expressly
for us-And no matter what price you pay to
others--the superior style-the perfect nt--the
solid comfort--and the lasting wear are lacking
in some, one--In some, all--The combination
is in ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

~
NEW YoEx, October 4.-Cos.,n e-,,. r,,,,,..
uplaRds, 7jSc Orleane b I.le., IL. rs
bales; total net receipts ~ al ror,s ~ az
bales; oIports-tc France. ZOO baie., 49,
gzo,sO0 bales Southern golr dpu .ns 800
Nheat hrmer Dlt dul No rod, 1S}tr IN storN
aai elevator: 7glec. a11at: 1ptions am a. NJ.
esc highor and GTm; No. > rci O-to6sr ~a.F.
December. S2c. hay, sSc. CON aro,r al
moderately active. NJ %, 5IaJ4c IN olevator.
o&ao2Ac ahOat; options tn.v .i0V and rat,,er
irregular, closing az @ ~. aiyancr: Or,oher.
~ No.; November 52i Deccmher, 53ztc.
Oats quiot AMI irmer: optic stea.ii.r btt suh
November. a7hSc; Dece nbef 39a.c. sprt En
>, 36Aa30asc.: mixed western, 5ga3Sc.
COGee-Options ciosed s.eaiy ami g1ssO uotnts
down; October. elif5stt $50. Novetne er.
Ella f0asl4. December. sI435asi445.
spot RIO steady iut quiet. No. :, i5ior. Suxar-
Refined quiet and steady. Molasses- New or.
leans dul Bat steady common 10 fancy, Pa
35c. Rice In fair demand and firm Petroleum
quiet and steady; fcNuej. New YORK, a. IOr.:
Philadelphia aud Baltimore. A05c. Gotten. r.e,i
OIL steady bnt quiet; cruds 21lSc. N.val-storAs
quiet and steady, Pork nrm and qniet. nes
mess, si2.25asl2.50: extra prime. sl3 Pea
nuts quiet Beef dsll; family. SalOc. Cue
meats strong: picked bellies. as 75aag.
shoulders t6.S 7lSas1. hddles quiet aud aru.
er; short-clear' $3.50 for October. lari higher
and dul western steam. - nOminally; city,
e1.7jssS; October, So asked. December,
s7.32 hid; January. $50 hid. Freights rrm
and active; cotton, Sold. gain, 2lvi
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October A cent bulge IN wheat,
sustained 10 the Gntsh, was the feature On
Change to-day. Corn gained Sc October pork
and laI are up 12tsc. Decidedly more ife VS.
manifested IN wheat than Tor some time past
Cash quotations. Flour QUOT and unchAn yed !:
No. spring aud Ted wheat - .17}slc.: No.
? corn, 4ilsc. No oats, 3lltc PorS. ella
eil.O5. Lard. $3.50. ShDr-rihs. tT.7OasiO.Ia.
Dry-salted shoulders, Q. lOa35. 20: ehortclear,
SIO5asS. Whiskey, Sl.lh.
Ihs leadios fnturO4 ran..et a. s,ltora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
Democratic Meeting at staples's niil To-
Mr.. FREDERICK 4. FARLEY's DEATH.
a Member of the Grand Army Dies at the
81 CIrire Hotel.

Mr.. Frederick A. Farley, OF Hartford, Conn,
and member Of the Grand Army Of tho Re
public. died NJ the So. Claire Hotol yesterday
morning from pneumonia.
The deceased registered n the hotel last sun
day week. and only a day or two alter was TAKEN
with the disease. Dr. MonterO was summonel
ana did all that medical skill could suggest Dut
without avail 4 delegation from PM. kearhy
Post waltoi on Mr.. Farley and gave him all pos
sibie attention.
BIZ. Farley was about 60 years Of ego ana
leaves family. He was n member OF tho X W.
Tyler lOst. O.. a. r.. o. Connecticut
A telegram was scut o the family yesterday
End an answer received last evening, stating
that some ono would arrive here this morning 10
take charge Of the remains
Msior \. Y. Randolph. Of Loo Camp {. ", re-
ceived telegram last evening IRON Corporal
Tanner OF Washington, y. c., asking nm to
forward tho remains to Hartford and 70 detail
party 20 accompany the corpse TO the depot
The remains will be sent this morning, ana tho
following delegation from Loo Camp will accom-
paHy tho body from Christians undertaking.
rooms 10 the depot Colonel archer, j. Taylor
SlTatton, Colonel Murphy. Major \. '. Kan
doph, S. G.. Evans, D. Smith Redford, John VAR
rem. ID. ii. Pyle and q. W. Martin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
CHARGED WITH A FELONY.
Charles Ross Wounded at the Hands OF
PRESLEY Edwards.

Presley Edwards young white man, was be-
fcre tho Police Justice yesterday morning
charged with fcloniously shooting and wouL ing
Charles Ross with intent 20 kill II was reported
that the Injured man was unable 20 leave his
room and the case WAS postponed until october
I'm, when the examination will be made. Ed
wards vas allowed Dau ~ the sum OF 5000
Henry Payne ,c0loredl, accused OF the betrayal
Of Rosa Randolph under promise OF marriage,
was sent % the grand jury OF ne Hastings Court.
Thomas Potter charged with being suspi-
Cilus character and with carrying concealed
weapons. was dealt with HEcWiSo on the latter
accusation. His mysterious conduct upon tho
streets viii be Investigated later.
Henry Payne cOlOredl, charged with betray-
ing the affections of r. 81 Randolph, was sent
on 20 tho grand jury, but subsequently an agree
ment was reached. Rev. j. u. Holmes WAS sent
for. ana there was q wedding in the Sergeonts
onicc at the CITY Hall There will. therefore, be
uu further prosecution.
The case OF Mr.. lsaac y. Jones, charged with
dcpo.iuug poison for the purpose Of killing dogs
belonging 10 A. l., Phillips and others, was
further continued until the 9TH instant, Dr.
Taylor not having completed the examination OF
the stomach OF Colonel Phlllips's canine. Bal
was given In the sum OF 81 900.
The other cases were Of 10 consequence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
Henrloo Unlon Lodge. No. 100. a. f. and
a III.

The stated communication OF this looge he.u
on Twenty-ffth streetMonday nigh, was su
sion Of much interest % tho crait, aoout ,,d,,;
Rev George M. Ray. Senior Warden hech'er
ia the absence OF the worshipmi master So,,
ferred tho Feowcrsfs degree on ore eaia' ,loi
in very excellent style An oica G ess Master
Wnnsn Ryan. who WAS received ana sa.,sgn,,
ed 10 tbe fsst' whore ne oriciSted In conierrlns
the MasfeY-Nason's degree on one esn o.. shos,
performing the work IN the fen'"i re- b,str,ef
deputy very highly complinentsd 'he me-. a.,
and he onicers Tor their efficient and Jealous az
charge OF all Masonic duties and opiigs.'yns,
was oaWayd ana upward. The lodge ron sn'"S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
DropDcd Dead Nenr Ills Bnopv.

IIOtfetponUenceO OF tho NIchlnOnI UlspaIch.I
WINDSOR, " G., October &c. j. Moore, a
prominent farmer OF this county, died suddenly
saturday evening In the Bjth year Of his age
Mr. moro came 70 town Saturday evening,
hitched his horse In Mr.. Rosc0e's lot went in n 10
store, made few purchases, carried them TO
bis buggy and dropped dead near the buggy. No
one WAS present when he died. II n thought
that ha died Of heart trouble. NJ. Moore was q
member u Davis Lodge, A. +. and \. NJ, and a
member Of Cashie Baptist church, aud was
buried IN the Baptist church-y0r1 yesterday eve
ming with Masonic rites, the Rev. Mr.. Spright,
pastor o. Cashic church, who IL also member
Of the Masonic fraternity delivering the funeral