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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

The Mexican government has announced
that the bands Of the rebel leader Cara
have been dispersed and that travelling in
that country is now safe.
Private Dalzell has issued a call for a con
vention of old soldiers 10 meet at Mime.
apolis on the day before the national Re
publican convention.
The New York state board of railroad
commissioners say that the testimony does
not explain why the engineer Of the limited
express failed to observe the danger signal
in the recent collision at Fishkill, in which
two deaths occurred.
The schooner Mary j. Hubbard, from New
York, Jan 90 for Sabine Pass, was wrecked
on Riding Hook. The crew We're rescued.
The Interstate Artificial Rain company,
Of Goodland, Kan, has started q process fol
making rain. Farmers have the rain com
pany under contract.
The freshmen and sophomores of Wabash
college, Charlottesville, Ind, ended their
celebration of Washingtons birthday by
blowing up the outbuildings on the campus
with dynamite.
Fireman Lynch, Of McKeesport, Pa, an.
swering an alarm with his companions Mon.
day night, found that his own house was
burning and his two children smothered to
death. Lynch is expected to die.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

ALLEGHENT CITY, Pa, Feb. 24-At a
joint session Of the select and common
branches of the city council, Nicholas IL
Noegtly was unanimously elected mayor foI
the interval between the present and April
2i On that date public election will be
uald 10 elect a mayor for one year. This
arrangement covers the meZpired term Of
cz Mayor Wyman, who recently rendered
Lls resignation
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

Dynamite bombs were thrown at the
picliets of the Tennessee militia, which is
guarding the convict miners at Coal Creek
The attacking miners were driven back
Colonel William B. Smith, Of the Third
regiment, Harrisburg, has been dishonorably
discharged for conduct unbecoming an officer
and gentleman,
It is stated in the City Of Mexico that rec
iprocity negotiations with the United
States have been temporarily suspended
TO allow Mexico to consider counter PROPOSE.
tions.
Richard Klomm, son-in-law Of DR.. Daen.
zer, editor Of The Anzeiger, and Louis viii.
Itch, editor Of Die Laterne, both st. Louis
newspapers, denOunce as false the report
that they are to fight duel
The jury in the case Of a. Y. Alec,
charged with the murder Of Editor W. c..
Bowen at Austin, Tex, has returned yer.
dict of not guilty 1t was shown that Bowen
made threats against Alec and went armed
for him.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

The German postoffice department has
made report 10 the postofiice department at
Washington that all but fifteen bags Of the
597 which were on board the steamship
Elder, wrecked on Jan. 81, have been re.
covered.
Nathaniel Hill Of Lowell, Mass, has
brought suit for $4,000 damages against a
number Of mill owners, alleging they con-
spired together to obtain possession Of a
plan invented by him for the main driving
for mills which does away with gears and
toothed wheels
Miss Annie Dougherty, of MoTistown, n.
j., who is suffering from what is believed
to be hydrophobia, is gradually growing
weaker and her physician despairs Of her
recovery.
The London Times publishes letter from
Leslie stephen, the well known author,
proposing that a fund bo raised TO erect a
statue in London Of the late James Russell
Lowell.
Rev. c. j. Wilson, Of the Georges Road
Baptist church, New Brunswick, N. j., has
resigned his pastorate, Six months ago he
lost his wife and has just married Mrs.
Emily f. Getty, a widow Of Toronto
Canada.
THE LEADER OF THE TURF DEAD,
David Durham Withers, the "lIaster OF
BrookdaIe," Passes Away.
NEW YORK, Feb l9.-David D. Withers
the leader Of the American turf, Is dead
The death Of Mr., Withers removes one OF
the best known figures on the American
turf, There is not a true American horse
man who viii not learn with sorrow that
the "Master OF BYO0klaleN has ngsea1 oyVay
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

Two men were killed and two fatally in.
jured near Mobile in a wreCl, caused by a
train breaking in two.
Philip Woodruff and Oscar Rotholitz, both
aged ten, fell through the ice OF the mill
pond at Elmer n. j. George Newcorn res.
cued Rotholitz, but Woodruff was drowned.
Peter Smith, seventy years old, died in
Trenton from exhaustion He was taken i'll
with the grip about ffty-three days ago and
since that time had not tasted a mouthful
of food.
The railroad depot on the line of the New
Jersey and New York railroad at Fair.
mount, N. j., was broken into and robbed
Of a quantity Of tickets and a small sum Of
money. This is the seventh depot on the
line of this road which has been robbed
within two Mecks.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

BUFFALO, Feb. 2i-At tho national elec.
Jacal convention in session here, San Fran.
90 requested the next national conyen.
r" san Francisco will get left Chicago
BE- slated FOR II.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

DetecrIve U'Neln, OF the New York Cen
tral railroad, and Detective Ennis, Of Syra.
cuse, visited Lyons and identified the rob.
Dor as Perry who is wanted for the express
robbery at Utica, committed last Septem.
Der. There is a reward of 81 600 offered for
his capture by the American Express com.
nnuv
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

The RESULT OF THE election in this
town has left some sore spots, but who
will not appreciate the humor Of
"lawyer" Gillian who, it is said, claims
the honor of the result. That is funny
enough to make any body laugh.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27
heCarbon Advocate
To nelinuuents.

You get the CARBON ADVOCATE by
nail, just look at the direction tab on
your paper, and you will see just how
much you are indebted for the paper;
remit the same by Postal Note, Money
Ordor or Greenbacks without delay.
We need the money-a dollar or two to
each is not much, the aggregate to us
amounts to hundreds of dollars. Come,
gents, pony up. Address.
II. V. MORTHIMER, Prop.
Lehighton, Pa.
Delinquents living in this neighbor.
hood win please call and settle, and
save 25 cents for collection.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

PANS, Feb. 22.-Mr Deacon is inclined TO
have his wife arrested in consequence Of the
statements she has made since the tragedy
10 the effect that Abeille had paid him
Deacon 10 wink at the haison with his
wife
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

p"
The all black has
always been popu
lar with the pub
lie, and it is by his
racing interests
that Mr. Withers
is best known. He
did not race horses
for profit. II is
hobby was toreach
the highest point
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27
BRIEFITEMS OFNEWS
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS OF THE
WORLD FROM NEAR AND FAR.
The Developments Of Each Day During
the Wcol, Caught Fresh from the Busy
Wires and Carefully Edited and Com
densed for our Renders.

Canada is to have a Primrose league, Of
which Baroness Macdonald is to be the
patroness.
A number Of Chicago physicians refuse to
report new cases Of typhoid unless they are
paid for their reports.
The Detroit city council has decided to
present the cruiser Detroit with a silver
punch bowl and tray TO cost $500
The new government tug Markeota was
successfully tested in four hours trial trip
She made twelve miles an hour.
George Mack, committed for forgery, and
James Bishop, awaiting trial for burglary,
escaped from the Wayne county Pa prison
at Hunesdale
Scarlet fever has broken out at Andover
and Robert Harris Duncan, a son Of Rev.
Samuel W. Duncan, q student in Phillips
academy, died Of the disease.
The weather is colder in Europe than at
any time this winter Snow has caused a
suspension o. traffic in Paris and several
people have been frozep to death. Central
France and Germany are covered with snow
that has brought railway traffic to O stand.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. l9.-The supreme
court denied a new trial TO Charles Miller,
the boy convicted Of the murder and rob
berry Of two tramps. Unless Governsr Bar
Der commutes the boys sentence he viii be
hanged April o.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

p. c. Ed. Ditterline, of Packerton,
Council i0i. Jr O. q, 4. NJ et tbe % an T.
nual meeting of the f. b. A., in session
at Richmond, Va, this week. Ed. got
back Wednesday looking well and
speaking highly of his trip.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that an application will
be made tD the Governor Ot Pennsylvania ON
Monday February 1gih, A. ID. 1892 by Ambrose
b. Clemmer, Richard Greenwood, MahlOn r.
Swartley Henry w. Meyer, Harvey Barton, and
BaTnabas Dewitt, under the Act Of Assembly
entitled IAN Act 10 provide for the lncOrpOra-
tiOn and government OF Street hallway Companies
In Cities of Third, Fourth and Fifth classes aud
wealth. approved May %, 1875 and its supple
meuis for tie Charter Of an Intended corpora
tlOn 10 DE called "lhe Carbon County Electric
Railway Company the charter and object OF
which Is the construction and maiutanauce of
an Electric Railway for the conveyance of
therein t0 Lehlghton therein, thence 10 Pack er-
ton therein and thence 10 Mauch Chunk therein
and along the streets Of the said places, and lOT
these purposes 90 huYeipOssHss and enjoy all the
rights, bCueAts and privileges ui the said ACT oi
Assembly and It's supplements.
r. II. CHENNEY, Solicitor
Eeh l-lM
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

The Evangelical Association in ses-
sion at Lebanon this week made the
following appointments for Allentown
district: Nv. F. He'll, presiding elder.
Allentown, Linden Street, f. Z. Erd-
man; Allentown, Turner Street, j. w.
Hoover; Allentown, Liberty Street, j.
H. Egge; Allentown, First Ward, to be
supplied; Lehigh and Emaus, II II.
Smith; Catasauqua, d. S. Staulfer;
Coplay, to be supplied; Berlinsville, n.
A. Barr; Slatington, j. P. Miller; Parry
vile, to be supplied; Lehighton, A. NJ.
Sampsel; Weissport, I. S. Reitz; Mauch
Chunk, G.. D. Sweigert; Hazleton, II. j.
Click; White Haven, e. II. Kistler;
Wilkes-B Barre, c. L. Oswald; Buffalo, n.
Y, J. Kaercheie; Syracuse, n. Y, to be
supplied"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

Rev, G. W. Gross, formerly of this
place, presiding elder, Harrisburg;
Rev. S. S. Chubb, formerly here pre-
siding elder, Reading district; S. H.
Chubb, formerly grammar school
teacher here, Pottstown and Rogers
ford charge, Philadelphia district
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

PARKINSON, N. j., Feb. 28-Martin Var
houten was found dead in bic house from
an overdose Of audauum. Dependency
and drink are thought 10 have been thc
cause OF bis taking his life.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

WAsHINGToN, Feb. l9-The comptroller
OF the currency appointed Emerson Collins
Of Wuliamsport receiver of the First Ma
tiona bank Of Muncy, Pa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

LEHIeHToN WILL get the electric rail
way. We can afford to smile knowing
this.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

U'INANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE
II Lehighton Cemetery, for the year
ending February Sth, 1892:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

ALLEGHENY CITY, Feb l9.-James G.
Wyman, mayor Of this city, who was con-
Ncted for eXtJrtiou last week, has handed
Lis resignation 10 councils. He is TO be
tried for Ombezzlement shortly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27
ried for cmbezzlement shortly,
Two Boys Drowned.
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REYNoLDsvILLE, Feb. l0.-James Mar
Tin and Frank Farrell, each about sixteen
wgro drowned in Sandy Lake creek whilo
playing marbles on the ice.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

RICHLANnToWN, Feb. l9.-Mr John Mar
stellor, retired farmer of this place, com
mitted suicide by shooting himself through
the heart
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27

HONEsDALE, Feb 10,-Forger George
Mack and Househreaher Joseph Bishop dug
their way through the corridor ceiling of
Wayne county Jail, and reaching the Gu
-lIa got unun Tho roof Nnd escaDel.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27
v 4 N 7 I D

We offer a fine position and control Of territory
with large wages, 10 any active, honest man h
this section, Who Is not afraid Of work, aut
NNnuL. IN muLn mnunN-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Mr.. Saunders is right The true way 10
prevent the oppression of ca i.al ls 20 invite
more capital. IT. only where money IS very
scarce that money IS worth a great deal. .lo
destruction OF the poor is Their poverty.
The proposed anti-monopoy bill Is OF
piece with legislation to prevent more than
two men going into partnership OF OF having
a capital of more than $1,000 embarked 4
their business. IL is perversion Of the
powers Of government 10 apply them 70 mat
tiers winch will cure themselves by the ordi-
nary processes Of bus ness. Such leg station
is SIMPLY tampering with the dignity OF the
State aud partakes of the faith OF the So ial-
list. who would invoke the interference Of the
Government with every act of mans life.
Oppression 10y capital is ever met with alb
florence. Int what We want IN Virginia today
is more money. and not reign of terror &C.
casioned bv law of vague and In ertain
construction but of malignant purposes.
which would make criminals OF men who are
try ne to pGrsue a lawful business in d lawful
WAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Ono very important lesson which TINS oo'"-
TO- sho,,,d leorn from the Chilan controversy
il the necessity for the estao''sn"o"'
school of diplomacy. In Great Di''"," '"'
asnirant for diplomatic honors mas " ue'O''
h,.i;.o % b;s calling. and 60 regularly INTO
-. "a into the careful study OF his pro-
toss;o, uo enters the Office of an expert
anoea teacher and begins at the bottom round
o,,bo ladder even serving first as Office boy.
rbps stem by step he advances until he
xoacbes tho position of secretary OF legation,
and after that perhaps after service OF
,b;r,v Or forty years. he IS looked upon as
oradnate. competent % ill responsible and
honorable positions as a dplonatst anu 70
hold his owl against the cunning astuteness
OF any rival representa- i've with VIII m. 10 me
course Of his duty. he may be called upon 70
measure sw rds.
The policy Of this country has always been
exactly the oppos to # this. We have been
taught 10 imagine that all that IS necessary >
10 take up any man VIII has been endowed
with the eft Of a. and can make goou
stump speech, and reward him for his enii-
nent services during the campaign with
sof'. EASY position AS representative to 10Y
eign court indeed 50 isolated are We iI"n
outside nations. and so little occasion 90 va
have for settling disputes with 'ur coh'sn-
10. arv Governments, that foreign M sious
and corsulates arc looked upon as do-not ing
sjnecures-nece.sary evils which aAord gool
OPPORTUNITIES for paying OF political deut-'
This trouble with Chill should open our
ewes 10 the fact that we are likely at anv tno
to become involved in internatl nal disputes
and that 1t "a necessary on such occasions Una.
we sbou ID have representatives abroad skilled
in the art Of diplomacy aud intelligent enough
70 discuss and manage delicate questions with
dignity and ability. In this Chiian mt
ter we had as our minister to that
country man who was scarcely naturalzed
citizen and who probably knew about as much
OF diplomacy as be did OF Latin OF Hebrew ana
vet because he was an Irish Repunhcan' auu
the administration thought that bis app INT
ment would help to bring Irish votes to the e.
publican party, he was given position
which he was entirely unfit for and uua.le
10 fill. Every one is familiar with the
result of that appointment. 1t Mt only
raised bad blood. leading % fatal and out
rageous assault on American sailors Ou'
came near to precpitating us into an e1pen-
sive. useless and discreditable war;
We should by all means la list OF
trained diplomats in the United States but
ii we cannot have them, We should at least
AVOID appointing ward politicians and strikers
to responsible places. A more fitting and
less dangerous method of paying them Oh
would be 10 send them to our new Western
borough States as United States marshais
or giving them some Office thai Will require
muscle and not brains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

The Injustice and inexpediency of keeping
mon the statute book of the lnted States
law which deprives the country in great
emergency OF the services of a body OF battle
Scared veterans like the survivors OF the Con-
federate armies have been fully illustrated I'D
the present critical relations with Ire CHILEAN
republic.
Suppose that war should break out be-
tween the United States and Chill. OF be-
tween the United States and any Of the great
Powers. the very men who have Oh WI them
selves t. be most capable Of playing auseiul ana
brilliant part in battle would, so far as the
5 uthern States ere concerned, be the very
ones who would be compelled TO remain
quietly at home impatient and impotent
spectators of the events in which by yindlc-
tive law they were allowed TO have no share
Our correspondents in Virginia have with
few exceptions referred to the readiness
which has been expressed by many Of the
ex-Con,ederate soldiers of our towns and
farms in the course of the last ten days to
offer their services to the general Govern
ment as volunteers in the anticipated contest
With the tllllauh. 4Lc htlllL tAnl'llcd al
this readiness is not entirely desire for the
renewed excitement of battle. although these
Old war horses would doubtless be pleased
TO pass again through the reyelry of O clash
OF arms. but it is also a sincere im0ulse Of
patriot IN which causes the ex-Conlederate
soldier to wish to take an active part ia tho
defense Of the honor and credit of the Ameu-
can people.
There should be no such proscr:ptiye law
in the Code Of the United States Q is a dis
grace the whole country that it should be
permitted 70 remain unrevoked one day
| longer. IL is ungenerous and vndictive in Us
objects. and twenty-sx years-a quarter If a
century after the close of the war is but a
sense ess relic of "a period in which hate and
VENGEANCE we're the controlling motives.
such lw is wholly unworthy Of a 70
united civilized people aud is astanding refu
tation Of the claim that thi- is the freos'
and most enlightened government under
the sun. Now is the time to repeal the law
when the e1 Confederate Is as anx Gus anc
as ready TO respond to the call Of LIS country
in the hour OF danger as lie ex-Federal soldier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

NATURAL BnDGf. Va. JAM 27.-l~pecial
hunter from AlaO.d's Valley mountl D.
ous section near G. asgowl was az tie Bridge
this week and gave au account oi a fearful
e1, ornter he l.t.i had wilma hnc bear IS ich
be kiIed IN tina. section during last week. 10
VS. ia bear of enormous size, WEI ning. be-
snid. over 500 pounds gross. a.d had tie ni.e
with hum and l- testified 20 the truth as 10
had told IL.
Tie hunter said he crippled the bear AMI
made II del erat ly mad aud it made strike
directly him. and a. ter o. hea.e chase le
struck a chm aud dolged until be cou get
tl.es.c nd load Ia his gun an1 shot D. the
second time. but did not succeed no killing 10
until The iOu Oh sh {. hl- ls the third bear
tins party has ha a hand n killing the past
winter iu the valley
The voters here favor postponement or a
vote on the question OF building low court
hons 1t Iexin.tou u this county. out they
think it isa question that should Uo cousid-
cred at the proper time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Mr. Mushbach's move a ainst the pool
selling business should Re heartily approved.
1t is gambling pure and simple without
even the excuse Of atfording pastime Bet
ting on horse races has been justified by lis
advocates Is al efficient mean OF en- ourag-
inc super or breed OF horses and stimu-
lating the exercise Of good ju gnent Of horse
flesh. but the pool gambler does not see a
horse He bets on tips or big ids.'
How many men. aad indee women. are
led into leep trouble " this vice 1t is impos
sib to say. but their name is legion THIS
State should not perm the exercise o. the
nefarious trade We forbid all other kinds OF
gamblng-why not this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

The Time Extended by rho Street COMMITTEES.
other Eusiness Transacted.


other Eusine-s transacted.
The Street Committee Of tho City Council
held their regular semi-m luthy meeting in
the City Engineers Office ast evening.
Mes-rs Capers chairman Pahen Belun y.
W. Carter. Curtis Brauer lurp.n Thomas
aud oval White were present
Allegations were heard for tho opening ~
the alley between Oak and Moore AMI eigu
and Harrison streets. De- malorl o' Clio
interested prOpert owners Were present ard
many oil them O0Ie tel 90 tie iuNrNfe0 .lt
The allegations were eau. cd ~ an 1872 .Ic.fll
from tie School D0ard W ar Ne-rlls fo
have the street Yeled .og the benefit 9. tie
school. Mr. Iarnett So er'n' len VI
Moore.street schoo. spoke in iaYur ID enc
Ing the street. NJ. Bdlel inols D. tIaf f.f
Improvement So Ou.d be male TO sanitary
measures. 9 ptln Curtis moyed tlH ..e
alley Ue opened g. ulil1ru WlL Cd. 'We ~
feet. The mott wa carrtel. Me--r-. Joseph
W Carter Thomas anil lu. pn voting ln tte
negative.
4 Delegation Of residents of Cav ward was
present asking thAt lNo sewer I'D Marshall
street between Harrison and Hancock s.-e0
be extended l00 feet west
Colonel Cut-haw SAID % pHs not ths oH.-
ton of a q wer but was au open Ilfrl l.I
the Ouiy thing 90 90 Wa g. lay culver n
IN
Curtis IL was referred o. tle Commute %
alleg tions may be heard on these matters.
RIcHMoSD AND CHESAPEAKE cHHf.
The question IN regarl % the fore'tr Of
the rharter oi the Richmond AID .sa a,e
Ra lroad Company next came up |r
O., ers stated thut Mi. r. F.. heii. tl' n.
dent the ROAD. has written o. hlm .ri
tbnt the matter be- o-.porei ~ teen rs.
Mr. Capers replied that lie bad no au'l
I'M the matter. / % sub 'ect .ai iner .f.t
{ the attention o. resident h'.N'i
Mr. Srratton who bad p.lnle one f.af an
annlicatI0n for "a charter was before tNe IS.
isiatuge
had been M New 0rk Z look INTO tue u.-
ter He had no 4 ubt taat tle rlN
builf NEGOTIATIONS bal been ir..
The mast five weeks between hen k an
Ionlon The contract had been
,,l..r and would hs.i.nei 10 London
Tlovds for tho bondhlIler-. IhDn 3.
am bond would q Turn hai ant on.
sery capital Iar tho GOO npleunt o-
and the terminal. le company N'A
I'M Good faith. had deposited tle
denim ~ bond and speot some
thousand dollars AiI she peo. .e D.
asked for was an tenn Oh OBJ h.
ON motion az Mr Thomas l-e
decldpd Co. give the company OH eA.e.
time for thirty days ,.,l
r,eef,n0 "a rrarv Z5th at 8 T.. 81, t1 CONS,
tbo amendments to the ct
,oy.r uing tie treet Depart ent me
r.U ot Tho employees of tine drpfliN
annrovel of and the usual h-m.e DI -.
were ordered Co Doe naii
committee thea a.olflel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
rwn u 49,. ..a I MarrIng..

NEWPORT News. Va. Jan. H.. pecial
Mr. A. H. CONWAY dieI SUI Iel. this morn
ING al - o'clock. lie WAS -trI.aen with pa
ralvs.s about o'clucA and ey lir-d IN two
hours. Mr. lOnwa came o. Newport n ews
IA little over year a-o from tIeGerlcks urg.
H. was consistent and us1.ul memUe
OF the Baptist Church. lie leaves a widow
and two clildre 20 mourn has loss
Mr.. T. D. Martin. who s cen ul for some
time with the grip died tod g. lie u.d
been til recently supeuuIeude Of rolling
stock IN the yard of the Ches Iprake aud Ohio.
lie leaves d W dow and three rh iaren.
Mr. John IA. Greaves was married TODAY az
3P. II % Miss t2ella Hobbs 40 the residence
OF the brides parents