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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-12-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list Of unclaimed
letters remaining in the postoffice at
MankatO, Mimi, for the week ending
Nov. %, 1892.
Allyn, w IJewson. Miss Sybol M
Born, Chas Johnson, G n
Byle. Mrs Mary Kasands, Miss Nav
Callahan, Mrs Rosa Michels JH
Callahan, w Olson, Miss Tillie
Camter. Oliver Prose, Mr. Price
Clark, c Perry, + l.
Effer, Miss Katie PotZ, Henry
Fritz Miss Ida Reid, John
4" Z" Emma Roaward, Scome
Gage, Mics Frances G Slocum, Miss Effie
Hanover, Miss Eva Stratus & Co, Il
Henry, Miss Stella Malbeng, Pitt
Holden, Doctor Kathe- Washburn, Charles Fl
rine
In calling for the above letters please say sad
vertised'' and give date of list. Letters remain
ing unclaimed at the expiration of Is days from
this date will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

charged with receiving goods kno"in - IN
same to have been stolen. The 'yii l'.' g
wealths attorney asked for the dischn's ~
the accused. and the jury brought III 'o'u'0'
OF acqulttal. Aoo ;cbt cars
The generator and motors for the elentd Gs AZ
o. j.. MN ON the electric line here arrived w
dav The line il expected 10 lie IN opei"''o"
by the lst Of July. or perhaps carrier. ,rbo,
The city council met this evening. 49,
the report OF the Gas and Light Coilll'.' 49,
recommending that the city own us OWn
electric plant was discussed AT cohsiue'" ~
length. The report was approves w -
counci' by an unanimous vote. ihi7 - W
second cr third time that tins fepoi. h"s
brought before the Councll anu us n.9,;,,',
mo |tdinauce offered at the AprlI meeting
~ ITO council directing tho commissioners OK
10 revenue 70 place upon the lana ana pei
sonal prnuertv books OF the city OF refers
burg list the same for taxing ior the year Io'-
ALI property. real and personal, heretofore con,
sderel AS exempt from taxation was ca,Iou
mn and discussed, The ordinance was lsld on
tie table indefinitely.
Tho police made 100 arrests in May.
Miss Mary Wright. daughter OF MI casper
WRIGHT. prominent shoe merchant Oh ,his
CITY was married tonight 10 Mr.. George TAI
hot. of Crewe. The ceremony was performed
et the residence OF the bride parents.
Mr.. Thomas Grigg and Miss Mosae higgah
were married tonight al the residence OF inc
bride. on Fleet street.
Rev. J. W. Rosebro. d. D.. loft to-day Tor
Abingdon. where on Sunday next ne VIII Ie-
liver the baccalaureate sermon before the ia-
dies Of StOnewall Jackson Seminary. On
Tuesday night he will deliver an addIess al
Valley Seminary, at Waynesboro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

WYTHrvIfIE. VA. May 3l.-The town was
somewhat stirred UP last week over itsmunici-
pal election The bringing ont Of several can
didates for mayor by their various friends re-
suited in several factions. and some of the
sharper negroes thought they saw their OPP
portunty. They held one or two meetings
aud it was reported thev would bring out
cOlored candidate. Getting wind of the mat
ter the white people called mass mee1ing
and all but two Of the white candidates with
drew, whereup0n two negro men. George
Jones and Saul Smith. offered themselves TO
the public as councilmen, but were defeated
Mr.. William Terry was elected mayor over
the late incumbent. Mr.. William L. ost 10y
q vote of nearly double that of his opponent.
and with two or three exceptions new coun-
Gil was elected.
Rev. Dr. James Y. Hair. OF your city. is
contributing very much 10 the interest OF
Plumer College commencement, now IN pro-
gress.
The concert and dialogue which preceded
Dr. Fairs address at llumer the commence
ment exercises last evening were enjoyable
aud creditable. The dialogue and taDleau.
"Iongiellows Masque of Pandora was ar
tistically and beautifully presented The
graduating and kindergarten exercises take
place this evening. after which IL reception
will be held in the college parlOrs.
Several thousand pounds or wool have
been shipped from the Wytheyille depot IN
the last week or two from Wy,he and Bland
counties 10 ii. Wallerstein Co.. OF Rich.
mond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
Baptist sunday-school Convention.

SrsvENsvuIR. Va. May 3l.-Tho Baptist
Sunday School Convention met at Mattaponi
church Friday and Saturday Of last week
with full attendance of ministers. The con
greCation was immense. essays hue and dis
cussions able. Dr. John Pollard. OF your
city. preached the annual missionary sermon
ON Sunday morning. Enough TO say that II
was worthy of the preacher The most inter
esting feature OF the occasion was the visit Of
Miss LOttie Moon. female missionary from
China. She delivered touching and beautl-
full lecture 10 the women of the congregation.
leaving us all more deeply interested In
foreign missions.
Rev. i. G. Hening. pastor of Bruington.
was married TO Miss Peachey Bagby Tuesday.
IT was an occasion of deep interest 10 his
charge.
The crops of wheat are very promising
and peas are being shipped IN large quaint
ties. Owing 10 cool nights the corn and
watermelons are backward. The strawberry
yicid in Steyensyille has been better than for
long time and some berries measured five
and quarter inches in circumference.
musicale will end the closing exercises of
teyensyille Female Seminary Oh June 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

DAxvu1r. VA, June 1.-lSpecial. ! i he
suit for $1,000 damages against city OF pan
vjlle brought by the heirs OF Samuei ferAlns
col red. killed by the cavluS OF sewer
ditch. was decided today. the Jury award J.,
inc damages 10 the amount OF 500. Counsei
for the plaintiff moved for new trial
There were 1881 pounds OF plug tobacco
shipped from this city last month ana 2.'J5'-
lG7 pounds tor the five months
one of the heaviest breaks OF tooacco TOOK TO-,
place here to-day than for month past. Inc
double sales failed 10 Get around. and more
pounds were sold to-day than was sold dur
ine the month of May. Sales OF leat tonac-
co last month were 2,zlS. 100 POUNDS Tor My
las. wear. .3Gs. G2l pounds. sales for tho eight
months this year. 27.69G.Os5 pounds same
time last year. 294l71H pounds; IN favor OF
last wear. l.72I. 055 pounds.
An of tho schools closed tonight. Tho
essays Of the several girl graduates were read
and the diplomas and medals were awarded.
Miss Mamie Mccain ferrell and Mr. J.
Darlington Green we're married at the Church
of the Epiphany tonight. There was a large
assembly present.
Mr.. r S. Woodson local editor Of the Dan
Vile Register lett to-day for trip to the
West and will represent his paper at the
Republican National Convention at Mn
neapolis. MINI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
Notes From Warren County.

FRovr RoYAI. Va, May 3l.-lSpecal
Dr. Pitcher OF Petersburg. superintendent OF
the Virginia Baptist Sunday-School anu Binle
board. Is IN this place. He preached an aDie
sermon last night in the Baptist church.
Sunday night the Young Mems Christian
Association of this place held its anniversary
meeting in the Methodist church. Addresses
were delivered by Reys. W. a. Pearson. G..
NJ Brown. Judge Giles Cook. Mayor q. f.
Royand others II was a splendid meeting
and much good 10 the organization Will re-
suit.
A summer normal institute IS TO DO held IN
this place during the month of July. These
institutes. conducted by the superintendent.
have become very popular. and each year
many teachers from this and the adjoining
counties brighten our town By their presence.
Rev. II. +. J.. Ayer. recent gracuate OF
the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary;
has accepted calls from the Front Royal and
Riverton Baptist churches. TO fill TIE vacancy
accustomed by the resignation Of their pastor.
Rev. ". 4. Pearson. who goes to Rock llil,
5. G. Mr. Pearson has been here three years,
and the people all. regardless Of denomlna-
ton, regret his departure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

STANTON. Va. juno !. Special. -AQuiet
wedding took place to-day at y o clock at the
home OF Mrs. Judge W. Shepherd Bryan No
- south Market street The contracting par
ties were Mr. Dennis Claude. Of Annapolis,
Md. and Miss Elizabeth Haywood Bryan,
daughter of Judge Bryan. Of Baltimore. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. O..
Hulihand. rector Of Trinity Episcopal church.
Members Of the family present We're judge
Brvan Of Baltimore. George p. Bryan of New
York w. Shepherd Bryan, jr.. and Carry !.
BRYAN Of Baltimore. Mr.. S. II. NOTTINGHAM,
Ir of baltimore, an intimate friend Of Mr..
Carryl Bryan. was also present. The friends
from Annapolis were: MISS lizzio Ciaude
Miss Elise Claude aud Miss Lizzie Handy. A
large number Of beautiful presents were re-
ceiyed and an elegant entertainment was
served. The bridal party took the Lao Chesa-
peake aud Ohio train for Northern trip.
Nr and Mrs. Claude Will reside IN Annapolis,
Nd, where Mr. Claude IS d successful at
tDrueY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
Revolution In Honduras.

NEW YORK. June The officers Of the
steamer Miranda. which arrived here this
morning from Central American ports report
that when the ship started north q revolution
Ind broken out at Puerto Cortes, Honduras.
General Borueo with an armed force from
Guatemala. attacked aud captured the city
after hard fight. with much loss Of lie and
damage 10 property.
NEW ORLEANS. June News was received
here yesterday of an instruction in Hondu-
ras The rebels have attacked San Pedro.
the inland terminus of the railroad from Pu-
erto Cortes and had been repulsed finally
after a struggle Puerto Cortes had also been
attacked with like result. The instruction
is based upon an attempt 10 overthrow the
Government of President Leiva
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

He had his coat luttoucd up around his
neck and was shiyerins MS lac stopped q
friend ON the street 20 remark:
awful weather.
at isn't OF the best returned the
friend
"Either cold or wet every day." went on
the shiycr.ng mortal by George Wlsh
summer would come again"
well. don't know that ! quite Wish
that" said the friend doubtfully
ooh. can stand heat better than cold. Il"
$50 can J.
"Aud Td rather take chances with sun
stroke than grip"
"For that matter, so would l."
Tie shivering mortal shiyered some more
and hen asked.
"Wen what makes You stand np for this
weather then"
"Why. in summer l have to keep the
windows OPEN
"Of course"
"And every one else does the same"
Naturally. What of 10"
"There are seven babies in the neighbor
hood that cry at intervals all night. The
weather is bad, but it keeps the windows
down and Pm not kicking so hard as
might" Chicago Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

Or somewhat threaten. during storm.
10 enguN the VenturoUs Noyaser on the tenn
uestuOu- Atlantic. sometime, he is torn with
deep despair az such iuncturc. sometimes he
is rather glad OF IL Tie latter condition OF
mini obtains when he J. sea sick The diab0li-
cal qualm. which be has undergone. and VIII en-
are now aggravated tenfoll by the pitching of
the ship render him IN "a measure Indifferent 20
ms fate Ihls picture is scarcely exaggerated 4.
as people who have been violently sea sick VIII
assure you. Travellers and tourists by sea and
land should always be provided with Ho,tottcr 3
Stomach Jltters as a mean, OF cOunferactIng
sea sickness and the nervous disturbance #
stomachic trouble bcgOtten of uncomfortable
transit 10y land o. water. or unwhOlesomo food
hastily swallowed az railway stations. Imi-
grants should supply themselves with Hos
letters stomach Iitters a. q family safeguard
against malaria. stomach. liver and bowel com-
plants. kidney trouble and rheumatism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

LYscHBrRG. Va, June l.-lSpecial: "a
close and exciting game Of bail was played
here today between the Bedford City ana
Iynchburg teams which resulted: Bedioru q
Lynchhurg l. The batteries were, Mchehhh
and Scott for the home team ana Lystoh ana
Rainey for the visitors.
Isaac Jacobs doing business Ut NO. 90 ana
f0l Ninth street filed a deed Of assignment
this afternoon. naming Lawyer kandolph
Harrison AZ trustee. The total amount OF the
debts specified IS S4.31l.59.
The funeral of the late stephen /. NMoQQu
took place this afternoon nj Centenary Meth,
odist church the services being conducted
bv Rey. ". II. Atwill. pastor. assisted py
Rev. l.. y. Betty Of the Court-street Meth
0dist church.
Tho competitive examination Tor the ap-
pointment rom this congressional district To-
Wet Point WAS begun TINS morning and VIII
continue through tomorrow. u IS beng
held at tho Office If superintendent OF schools
and is being conducted by superintendent
Glass and Mr.. 4. u. Long. There are six aIc
plicants. ~ follows. X. y. Poindexter 81
Forest depot. Reese Evans Of Bedford
Springs. i. W. Johnson OF Chambllssburg
bedford county. 4. y. Wood and Claude
Mills OF Ivnchburg. and John lngles;, Inc
physical examination by Or. \. y. Terrell
was successfully passed by all the applicants.
Captain NJ. +. Davis loft yesterday Tor
Warren Albemarle county. where ne was
married to-day 10 Mss Mathews Mr.. Barnes
VI. Rucker of Richmond acted az best man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
GRADUATING HONORS.
VERY sUcCEssFUn COMMENCEMENT
orch. rn,xersity Of North CaroIina-Medals
and Diplomas Awarded-Hon. harris
TayIor's Elegant Address.

Ruy1eY. n. c.. June Especial. To
dav WIS pre-eminently commencement day
nj tho L University and 80 voted by all. II was
q notable fact that when the exercises began
in Memorial Hall. which is one OF the largest
halls in The State. il was filed 10 It's utmost
capacity There were over 1000 people pres
ent the ladies' being decidedly In the ma
jority.
President Winston presented the graduating
orators. Mr. Frank Carter Mebane, OF Maui
sou. was the valedctorian OF the class ont
delivered an Grafton instead Of valedictory
address, Hon. 4. VI. WaddeN. Hon. Paui
r. Means and ". II. Day. Esq. werte, e., the
committee 10 decide the cOniet Tor tne Why
p Naugllm medal. the medal aWaiueu 10,
,he host graduating GRAFTON. heF "ocl, ~"
in favor Of George II. Powell, oil Ne" I-ONu'N'
\. G. co,i;sle Hon
Harris Tavlor. OF Mobile. Ala. aiUhuu7 OF
The class Of 1907. delivered the address 70 the
graduating class. u was an ehort Oh sio"'
felicity and highly delighted the anaencr.
Colonel Thomas s Keuan. OF Raleigh IN
graceful words PRESENTED the Wiiey ]. Man
cum medal 10 AIr. CrOwell; Hon. II. =.
cndger Of Asheville presented the repre-
sante.ive Grafton medal 10 Mr. +. {. Harding
Of Greenville. who was announced to be the
winner Professor 7. J. CiaAton' % aSne
Lila presented the worth prize; PRESIDENT
Winst6n the mathematical medal. the Greek
prize and the historical prize. .e
Governor Holt. president Of the board o .!
trrs.ees not feeling able to be present IN
Consequence Of sickness, the diplomas We're %sr
presented by Hon. Thomas >. henan. hyF.
Dr. ]. w. Carter. of Raleigh, presented 1ne
Bibles to the graduating class. 'ar,5r,,
Winston then spoke some appropriate P"' ''"S
words to the graduating class; ,,...o
IL was announced that the degree Oh master
~ Arts had been conferred by the trustees
upon Hon. William Coleman former A'toi-
ney- General Of TIE state. - .,
The commencement ball IS ia PI0}g ,i $50 70
nioht and Is a LrIIIIant ana densutluI nIIHI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
(ockatie City Notes.

PETERSBURG. Va. June Especial Mr.
William Bernard. of Nottoway county. went
over 10 Richmond to-day TO present TO the
Governor petition asking for the pardon Of
Emmett W. Epes. Of Nottoway, who was con
victed at the September term of the Hastings
Court of Petersburg of forgery and his pun
ishneut fixed at two years IN the peniten-
tiary. The petition is signed by many of the
most prominent citizens OF Nottowsy county
and by eleven of the jurors who convicted
the accused. Epes has been in the peniten-
tary ever since his conviction.
4 largely attended missionary meeting was
held at Enon Baptist church. IN Chesterfield
county, on Saturday and Sunday. Interest
ing addresses were made by Rev j. A. Bar
ier. pastor OF West-End Baptist church, in
this city. and also 10y Rev. j. William Jones
secretary Of the Home Mission Board.
In the hustings court to-day II. b. Friend.
eSounR veterinary surgeon OF this city, WAS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

The composer Verdi, when asked few
weeks ago If be would add 10 bis renown
by composing other operas, said: y VIII
not deny that feel able TO write another
opera or two. because my imagination Is
not yet dead, bnt there is one miserable
hindrance-the physical fatigue of writing
OF filling an iuterminable forest Of leaves
Of music, all the millions Of notes and
signs which COMPOSE score-that's what
frightens me-"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
lSeddedtn uueua yista.

BurNA VISTA. Va. June Especial. J.
DR.. Charles W. Massie formerly Of Amherst
county. but now n pracucing physician of
this place, and Miss Maggie Harris Waddy.
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph ". Waddy. Of Buena
Vista. were married this morning at the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. Rev. j.
ID. Martin, pastor. officiating. Dr. aud Mrs.
MassIe. With a number OF their attendants,
crossed the mountain III carriages 10 Il recep-
ton at his home in Amherst county. Mr.. j.
J. Larew grandfather OF the bride. and many
other friends from Augusta county. and Mr..
and Mrs. PeytOn Gray, Of Lynchbarg. friends
of Dr. MAssle were present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

A couple of Detroit men were TALKING
about their respective wives the other dag
81 the club
"You have a very sympathetic wife, J
should say" remarked one.
81 don't know about that, hesitated the
other.
well l only Judge by what | saw from
my house the other morning when you
slipped and fell on the steps as You were
coming ont with her. Why saw her &C
tuaily crying over S."
The other man didn't look pleased al all
Yes" he admitted reluctantly. "Sh.
cried. but not over my injuries. 50
down fat on that confounded dog OF hers 3"
Indeed! didn't hear him howl"
"Wcu. / should say not The dog weighs
or did weigh-two pounds, and l weigh
200. "-Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

why, you don't know the first pr,n ,a ,ss
Of the business. Look hercW II l;i'o INC
map down on the desk. Here Is PoaunN
and here is Jonesboro. They are the yer,
minal points" lie took "A rule and pencil
and drew straight line from one pom, 10
the other. .,..u
Vow put the other cities on that iine'
he said.
But, sir, the inaccuracies'-
">So butts about it, Thisis our railroad
man Let the other roads do the zigzag'
rail fence act That's the science OF TINS
business. r-Chicago Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

,,5ed with the most comfortable folding
tnoks that money could buy, has IA com
nlefe and elegant cooking outfit and even
contains piano It cost nearly fiOO. or
mont 81 coo. exclusive OF the piano
The Bohemian will offer sleeping &C.
commodations to eight people on pinch,
and the dining table, which disappears
,nto the floor when not in use, will com
fortabiy give room to a dozen. Hammocks
and tents. however. will be carried on all
its tours. and on pleasant nights will prob
ably be preferred to the necessarily
cramped quarters in the wagon.
The Bohemian's motive power will CON
siet Of two thoroughbred draft horses, al
though the duke hopes in the near future
10 be able 20 use electricity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

BowL1NG GnrrN. W.. June Especial. J.
There was quite large ana enthusiastic
meeting of the alumni OF the seminary last
evening. Addresses were delivered by the
principal and by Messrs. Murrill. Downing.
OF Atlanta. Ga. HGrwood. Of Richmond. and
Major Peatross The music was furnished by
teachers and pupils. After the exercises the
company repaired 10 the dning-room and
partook of refreshments.
Last Friday evening the graduates recep-
ton and Rotations came of. The house was
crowded and the occasion was exceedingly
pleasant. Among the notable features were
the French recitation by Miss DeLon, OF
Elizabeth City. n. c., and the German re-
citation by Miss May Broaddus Miss De-
Ions vocal solo was enthusiastically received.
She was encored TO the echo, and the house
refused 10 be uuiet MI She responded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
Norro,y Escane-, sad Death.

ScorTsyuIE. Va. May 81 Especial. Mr..
G.. Walker Gilmer, Of howardsyille. who has
been at Washington for the last month pnder
medical treatment for a wound received dur
ing the late war. returned home last Friday.
and on Saturday on his way to hcwardsylile
his horse got frightened. turned the spring
wagon over and threw him out. The wagon
ran over him three times. and no made "A
very narrow escape.
Mr. Pleasant Greasy, living near Central
Plains. went yesterday in ms woods with a
pair of young mules. and took with him his
little child. Tho mules ran away with him
and threw him ont of the wagon, breaking
his neck. His vie thought he stayed away
very long and went out 10 look Tor him. She
found him dead and the littlo child sitting by
his snther.s side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

ROANOKE. Va. June Especial. l-Roan-
oke was treated 10 genuine sensation to-day.
Annie Stewart. pretty demi-mOnde. was ar
rested Tor disorderly conduct. She requested
permission 10 90 up stairs 20 change her
clothing. which was granted. On her return
she was taken 10 the station-house. Here
she informed the officers that while up stairs
she swallowed large dose Of morphine
Soon the woman lapsed into deep stupor and
it required eight hours hard work by physi-
clans. with the and OF gavanic battery 10
arouse her. she Is not yet ont OF danger but
may recover. Desertion 10y her lover, a
prominent young man Of this city. is assigned
as the motive for her act. She came here
from North Carolina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
Didn't Understand the Business.

The railway official called the young
man into his Office and asked sharply;
did you draw this map"
Eyes, sir" replied the young man.
"And you call yourself an expert in your
line" said the official, with ineifable dis
gust.
why, BIT, | have devoted years TO the
study OF il, and was particularly careful
with that map. Everything was measured
of, even to hundredths of an inch. I
wouldn't have thought that geographical
society could have found fiaw in it,"
..Yon wouhn't.i exclaimed the official
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02

During her recent stay at Seville Nine.
Minnie Hank was the object OF a strange
ovation on the part of che girls Of the huge
cigarette factory there. Some of the girls,
who had formerly been singing in the
chorus at the opera, recognized the famous
Carmen. and the news of her presence
among her would be- colleagues spread like
wild6re among the gay "ciearreras."
They surrounded the prima donna, clap
ping their hands and singing the "Haber-
nera." II took quite while TO free the
prima donna from the enthusiastic crowd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-02
All,emafl. County Anairs.

CHARIoTTEsULIr. Va. June l. Special. J.
Ernest White son OF Mr. ". a. White. died
yesterday at his fathers nome. near Medium s
river, aged nineteen.
Miss Lucy Barksdae daughter Of Mr.. j. 5.
Barksdale has been extremely III, but her
condition is much more favorable.
Mrs. }. +. Wallacs. matron at tho Jefferson
Park club house Is very III.
Yesterday was observed rs decoration day
by the colored people OF this city. The pro
cessiOn was beaded by band from Basic City.
wealthy New Yorker has asked Captain
II. j. Hancock. the owner of Ellersle aud the
famous Ellerslle stud Of horses 70 put price
on these properties. j; is Lot Il matter OF sur
prise that he declined 10 do 50.