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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31
Bradstreel.s Review OF the week.

New YORK Dec 80 Brad streets
weekly review of trade to morroS Will
say:
The features of the general trade sit
uation this week are found in continued
holiday dulln, So b Gilmore reports a
'endency IT, buy on advancing prices for
cNton and silk goods. 'utnern mer
chants report Wholesale trade reasonably
quiet, while the prospect for disinou
tlon in 1893 is regarded fav ,raby at
New o leans B rming1am, Galveston.
Memphis and Richmond Atlanta deal
RS say t4ilers nave SIN AL stocks m-
excitement exists among Charleston deal
rrs. owing to the new lqubr law. The
total lume Of general trade At the south
IS believed to be IN excess of that for
1891 ) uthe n iron furnace stocks are
the lowest for thirteen months aud At,
regard ed as oormal. two weeks supply
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Dun & Co.'S weekly Review.

"a " W rtAby
NEW YORK Dec. 80 r.. G Dun &
Co IS VIC. KY review of trade says:
The most prosperous year ever known
in business closes t. dsy with strongly
favorable indications for the future
From nearly all points comes the report
hat the holiday trade has been the
largest ever known, and while whole sale
trade is not usually active AZ this season
Of stock taking. 1t is now remarkably
arge. Settlements through clearing
houses outside If New Y rk, in Decem
"er were apparently tie ls:gest ever
made In any month, exceeding last year $
by more than 10 per CEN. Fnr the year
The volume is also about 10 per cent
larger than last year, aud the larg, 81
ever known. Railroad earnings in De
cember show an increase of about 3 per
cent over last year and for the year an
Increase of about per cent.
The year closes with all wooden. cotton
and silk machinery fully employed, and
unsold stocks of goods mucn light, Z
han usual while demand for the coming
.rason already exc-eis the capacity OF
many mills In iron, the trade IS wesker,
he demand for ti.ished products being
At present light But steel rail. have
reen reduced to SEQ per ton and sales 81
5000 tons have followed For the past
week stocks have been stronger, lining
about $2 per share in average pr ce.
Speculation in products have been com
p.ratively inactive, though wheat has
neen advanced by western pool nearly
cents Western receipts do not sbate
nor DO exports enlarge. Cott. n has beer
steady and stronger With diminished re
ceip's. The monetary disturbance h
pass for the p-esent. and enormou
disbursements for interest and dividend
about January lst are likely to make th'
MARKERS easier for lime But IT i
'hought that further exports If g"l
may shortly follow the new years settle
ments.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31
BOTH SWIFT AND SURE
WAS THE JUSTICE DEALT AN
ALABAMA MOB
To the Murderers Of Tax Collector
AfmstrOng two Bodies Dangling
In the Cold De ember Breeze.

n
10 the Murderers of Tax Collector
Armstrong Two Bodies Dangling
In the Cold December Breeze.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dc. 3O.-Wh'
the citizens of Greenville, Ala, arose this
morning they saw two dead bodies dang
ling from the court house steps. Last
night late two strangers went to Jaior
Hill Bergainer's house and, arousing him,
told him they had prisoner. He went
with them to the Jail, where he was met
by mob of 100 armed and mask. d
men who were hidden behind a
fence with drawn pistols. They de-
manied the keys, which he surrendered
The cells of John Hipp and Charles
Kelley, the alleged murderers of Tax
Collector Armstrong. of Butler cour ty.
were opened and both men were tske-i
out i. their night clothes and hurried q,
the court house yard with ropes about
their necks. Without being allowed time
to pray, they were hanged to the court
house steps. The mob then quietly dis
persed. The verdict of the coroner's
jury was that the men were hanged by
unknown persons
Armstrong, while collecting taxes, was
murdered from am mhush and robbed at
$4,000 December II, at Panther Greek
bridge. joan Hipp, a noted desperad",
was arrested week ago after desperate
fight with the sherffs posse, in which
| ii DD was seriously woun6p6 T,st C,,
day Kelley was caught in Moore 'unty
Evidence against both was deemed to
be conclusive and as it was ascertained
these men had been guilty of several
murders, they were lynched.
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Cabinet Omcers Confer.

PARIS, Dec. 80 Premier Ribot held
conference to day with M. Loubet.
minister OF the interior. and NJ Bufgois
minister of justice, for the rpose Of
niscussing with them the measures to
Illustrate the plans of the socialists and
anarchists of Paris. A matter of special
consideral was the proposed organization
of socialists and anarchists for the pur
pose of taking advantage of the present
political excitement to overthrow the
present form Of government.
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American Tin.

RAPID CITY, s D., Dc. 80 After
years oi mining in the Harvey Peak dis
trict, there is now every probability that
American tin will be placed on the mar
kets of the world witt in he next sixty
days. The Harpey Peak tin company
yesterday began operations with its sec
ond battery of concentrators and all re
ports agree that the process, until now
Experimental saves a large per cent OF
tin CRYSTALS in the ore crushed. The mil
will SON be in full operation.
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Suicfded Through Fear.

MACON Ga, Dec. 30 Frank Taylor
a young farmer Of This county. WAS sho'
and killed by Jim Burnett. fireman on
he Central railroai. The killing was
wilful and cowardly. Burnett and
his bro, her fled to the swamp
and for three days they have
been hunted by the sheriff and
posse t. nignt Eugene Burnett,
he brother, ran "ut Of he swamp To n
farm house and said that his brother had
shot himself When found by farmer,
he mur IL r.r was just breathing his last.
II. had shot 'mself through the heart.
Fear of lyuchlng or the gallows vas the
cause OF the suIcIoe
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The Republicans Are Frightened

BISMARCK, \ D.. D c. 80 Hon.
George Wal b, one Of The r,pubhcan
leaders of the lower house, announced
positively to night that there would b.
no caucus Of republicans on the q les.ion
f nators TINS creates gres, uneasi
ness of the part of friends of Senator
Ca.ey Th" republican majority on
i,lnt ballot is only six, and rumors are
continually bobbiug UP that the old lot
terry crowd LAS formed compact looking
| to the lee ton of State Senator McCOr
mack. democrat, to succeed Casey lr
any event, ii no caucus is held. the cor
tes; promises t. be Il long and bitter one
in .hich it is feared money will cut
di graceful figure.
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Brewery Agent Commits Suicide.

WASHINGTON, D. G, Dec 3O.-Frank
Schwarz, Washington sgen; for the
Anheuser Busch brewing association.
committed suicide last night by shooting
himself through the heart on on account
of domestic uuhappness. The affair
vas premeditnted During the past few
days the suicide made inquiries as to the
various modes of self destruction; one
question he asked was whether recover
was possible after having placed bullet
in the heart
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DeDOpuIated d bV DIDtheri

STEUBENvILLE, Penn, Dec 80 Xii
gore, a small oNn in Carroll county, has
neen aim 'st dtpoprlated, 50 terrible has
been the ravages of malignant diptheria
The disease startt about two weeks age
nd increased as the weather grew colder,
and fully fifty persons have died. The
victims were not COZ Il 1ed TO the young
many in middle life having died The
disease is beginning to abate. These
who survived will hold special services
in one of the churches to fer thanks be
cause their lives were spared.
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Purely a French A fair.

LONDON, Dec 30-Dr. Cornelius
Herr, the German Hebrew, connected
with the Panama scandal, is still in Lon
don and has made preparations to stay
all winter. A despatch from Paris says
that when Herr WAS made Knight of
the Legion of Honor and on the oc, aston
of his promotions in that order, no com
muhica,ion of the fact was made by the
French government to the United s S,ates
legation there, as is always done when an
American is decorated This shows that
the decoration of Herr was a purely
French affair, done in the interests of the
friends of the Panama scheme He made
very upfavorable impression on the
few Americans who knew him in Paris.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31

PARIS Dec 80 Nj Huntin, formerly
a Boulangist agent. has been arrested on
suspicion of having caused the explosion
at the prefectuer of police yesterday
He is believed to have been the instru
ment OF the remnant of the Boulaugist
party and the royalists in the matter and
to have proposed the inauguration of a
reign Of terror like that of last spring, in
order that in the accompanying confusion
the republic nigh, be wrecked.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31
Leasedlo the Postal.

BosToN. Mass Dec 80 A telegram
received here from G.. E Arnold, presi
dent of the Commercial Union Telegraph
company says: THE lease OF the Com
mercial Union Telegraph company to the
Postal Telegraph company has been com
pleted and the papers we're signed De
cember 20. The lease is for ninety nine
years from January 1, 1893, and the
terms arc 6 per cent to the Commercial
company on its capital stock"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31
A Plot OF Incendiaries.

BEUNos AYREs, Dec 80 "A pot t.
burn up this city was discovered a few
days ago, and to day number Of police
men and firemen we're arrested on the
charge of being connected with the con
spiracy. The plan of the conspirators
was to set fire to the city in several diff
f,rent places at once. They had selected
AS places at which to apply the torch
some of the principal buildings of the
city, including the custom house, the
police office and the archbishop's palace.
The object of the conspirators was plum
der.
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Prominent Divine Dead.

NEW YoRK DEC 80. The Rev. Sam
uel Buel, s. T. D, professor of systema
tic divinity, aud dogmatic theology, in
the general theological seminary of the
Protestant Episcopal church, died this
morning at his home in this city. HI
was Is years old. Two brothers are
clergymen in the Episcopal church, the
Rev. DR. D. H Buel, Of North Carolina
and the Rev. Clarence Buel, of Cumber
land, Md.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec 80 1T was re
ported TO day that if Senator Carlisle
accepted Mr. Cleveland's IF r Of a cabi-
net portfolio, aud became secretary OF
the treasury as the understanding no"
seems to be, Col Thos H Shirley, OF
this city, would be among the aspirant-
to fill the position vacated by Senator
Carlisle. 1t ~ as further stated that some
of Mr. Shirley's friends are already al
w.rk making a formidable fight.
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COnd m ne d VI an Escapes.

ATLANTA Ga, Dec. 80 j phu Croons,
sentenced to be hung Friday next, at
I,abell. Worth county. escaped from jail
l-st night He killed balff named
Strickland three years ago. He WAS C IN
flned in dungeon and chained to the
ti,or. This morning his chains were
found broken and the prisoner goLe. The
sherif offers $500 reward for his capture.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31
New Money Order Offices.

WASHINGTON Dec 30 About 1 400
post ttces will be designated January 2
SN3 as ADDITIONAL domestic mouey order
offices to begin business on receipt OF
books and blanks now in course of pre-
p4ration which will be furnished then
btf fore January Is OF these new money
order ffices, twelve are in North Caro-
lima; forty three in South Carolina and
seven in Virginia.
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Ills all & rePk 10 the Uni uiltatP d !.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec 80 The Phi
Kappa Sigma fra'ernity met here to day
in it's twenty first annual convention
The following off i'ers were elect' d for
the coming year: G A. Thos l. Mont
gomery. Alpha cbspt-r G B Kennerly
Bryon, UpsilSs chap'tr; G P Ntisor
5. Groome Pna chapter; g l., ii ).
Waters, Psi chapter; G. S. Tail 'wJa
son; G. T., David Lewis, Jr G U 5
H. Walsh, Alpha chapter; g THIS, K
V. Marye, Tau chapter, J. D. Singley
Delta chapter.
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Internal Reyeuue Receipts

WASHINGTON. Dec 30. Commissioner
Mason has prepared statement showing
that the rece pts from internal revenue
for the first five m nths If the current
fiscal year aggregated $40 O44 O7D 6S. an
increase over the corresponding psrlod
of last year Of IS, 7l2, $40 90.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31
Cotton at77I-2 Cents Per Pound.

NEW YORK Dec. 30 AT the cotton
exchange To day the highest price since
the war VA, reach' for bale If cotton
solo for the benefit of the building fund
of the Press club Vice president Sled
enberg, on behalf of the members OF the
exchange, bid 1t in at II cents per
pound and then redonated 1t to the Press
clnh
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lanes River Frozen.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 30 The James
river is frozen up and sttamb at navlga-
tion has been suspended. The Old DO
minion steamer Wyanoke from New
YORK, due here this morning, was forced
to haul up at City Point and discharge
her passengers and freight.
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Cholera Spre aiding in France

PARIS Dec 80 -Chnlera continues to
spread 10 the north of France In Grave
lines three deaths snd one n. W case were
reported on Wednesday and three deaths
on Thursday. Several streets in which
the disease is especially prevalent have
been closed by the town authorities.
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Will He an Illegal Body.

RENO, New, Dec. 30 The Garrote
publishes a communication declaring
that the Wyoming Legislature will be an
illegal body, as the Re appointment at
the last session of the legislature was not
made in accordance with the require
ments of the state constitution.
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a's 93i.1 Dye Works.

a- " rks has now be
~ ri ali over tue 20 tn.
Tor her Gu etpr sing
s1- among T. o that de
0n Is Mr. ID w G. Har-
rs pt Harris Steam Dye
at.r tleman * de ermlned to
ever done by any house
'A4 n s he ' fiji execute
y person IN tue United
.l.r trRe. tan ps must ac-
"s PIE Jobs by mail for re urn
fhen' l4rver than n xe =
b- dyed fire Ca. h will
~ do not Il = feet
e tie faire. offer mad p
.3re and S certaiuly worth
re-7 ~ nders to Har-
works south Blount st
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Nj L!-8 Rsa! Estate:

sent ] ,dgment OF
N ke co Al Is in At
.a' Davis auG y. p
RS IS l.Uuist J..
for the ~ po'e
rt4iv legacies
dguent in the
4dmui-t- -att ~
An a. cDrnnis
~ court on Monday
/ o'c.o K II.
MtRt ctu"t,, d,
the follow ins
-sil Mary A. Moie-
ut OtCn the so .,th
ccupted ~ q
U-3fOld frunt,ug
aud rnuutox
" IN al ii ATS
will he d for
lN nDr,hS II p,u
p- c-ut. tie
p. ou-S is aid.
t PA LLNN
4.a. ana CGm'r
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Gillian is considered to have been
blameworthy throughout the affair and
he probably will receive more than the
nominal sentence passed usually upon
military duellists. The woman in the
case has disappeared.
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Rlaine About the Same.

WASHINGTON. Dec 30 Mr. Blaine
continues to mold his own. A mid nigh
he ligh's were ext ngulshed in his room
for the first time since his last severe at
tack.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A D1sttllerv of the Trust at Peki
Illinois, Destroyed.

PEORIA, Ill. Dec 30-The Enterprise
dlstiIlery at Pekin was burned to the
ground early this morning This WAS
one of the distilIcres recently fitted up
by the trust and had only bren in active
opperation about two weeks 1t was
originally built by Ed. Spellman and
j mes Dohery. Of this city, who sold it
to the trust for SlOO 900. 1t was the
building in which Spellman lost his life.
This Is the third time it has been de
stroyed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31
Ton Thousand Miners Strike,

LONDON, Dec. 80 The Standards
Berne correspondent says: ''Private tel
,grams from the Saar district state that
70 900 miners have struck The National
z -i,uug says that the strikers nave not a
penny Of resources
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31

CHICAGO AL the cases against
Eiw.rd Corrigsn aud his associates
the Ha pthorue track, who were arrested
on charges of violating the gambling
law, We're to day dismissed for want o
pros cutlOn,
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Wore Cholera Death . .

HAMBURG. Dec. 80 Two fresh cases
of cholera and six deaths have been re-
ported here to day. There have been
five deaths from cholera in Altoona and
two in Wandsbeck.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31
DIR. BRIGGS ACQUITTED
OF THE CHARGES PREFERRED
AGAINST HIM.

The Presbyterv Reached a Vote Yea.
terday and a Majority was OPP
posed to Su.taining any
one of the Charges.
New YORK. Dec 80 The session of
the New York Presbytery sitting as
court on the trial of Prof. Briggs, con
tinued this afternoon. The calling of
he roll was proceeded with The voting
On the first charge was begun at O'Clock
az the vote on the sixth charge was
completed and the presbytery adjourned
At o'clock. The result of the several
ballots was then announced to the report
ers The result was a great surprise for
on all the six counts the vote was adverse
10 sustaining the charges.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31

exi. he IyicI Dcsk o., OF 81 Louis, :,
Mo-, have Just thrown on the market an
elegant standard Antique Oak. II IN,
K II Curtain Desa, compete in every de-
tail r O. Is St Louis, for f2l. and fl,
same style and flush for 81 net. srot
cash. See their card In this Issue send
your order tfrec- or send for sp-cia circu-
lar Bank counter and government work
a speciality send in your door plans for
designs and prices.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-31

rOR A l. E-By
molt24R- pxrcnt-
orn LA his wife,
curt no se door iu
r 6 dN OF Ian
n tie following
NJ u u stake on
atiHg 2 sout POS e,
as h = b anch
"a n2 with the gss
ing SO ,tr along
tuch 10 south street
said street 81 feet
On the lot Terms
F1r further par leu
page ass, egister of
A. &.
g l.. HARRIS,
arn"y o. Mortgagee.
'ds,
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eNr ary | bought
four year-old
~ term heredlt.
nN utter astonish-
III Hm In February
rs T age. WAS lit
sores on his l.
IN his head. He
ieso of B RR Asa
has no Ell lsl.
Hill, Atlanta Ga.
ye been suffering
.,.sre loot poison, viii h
tlent our best
the most noted
h copper colored
ss iy and limbs wi h
,s iatlug pains in my
Y utS. general aebih-
~ n OF nv hair sore
Pass sOusless. l became
sss 9l 10 q that X b B
.ef Ol purifier and hat
[.s ti mt To use Il gross
"a com ueuced its Use.
st,s1s ! cit impr we'd. J
II eu b lttle- aad feel
Ice y as anv man Ny
/. g. have returned and
,s.tet on. d. not heS'-
Ms esq b mas m eqlal ss Il
usH" a Il any o1s who
.-sa viii br col vinc-d
f4% these parts Istill
sf a splendid ne
ID foe cnn@i ion
5irect any utfereI
T. - JONES,
Allan-a. Ca
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TIL z L uBRIA.

The Long Lost Steamer Sighted OF
Fire Island.
New YORK, Dec. 30-The Unbria hiss
been sighted off Fire Island and will
come into New York harbor to morrow
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Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK DEC. 80 0-Comparative
cotton statemens for week ending Decem
ppr 80:
Net receipts at all L. Same time
S ports during las wear
week. 167 997; 22s 692
Total Tt cts to date, 3,5il4j6; 4,7lS M
Exports, 27 y25. 40 2ii
Total exp'ts to date 2, 276. l67, $3.50, 3O7
Stock at all U. S.
ports, 1855, O99; /, 3Os, 745
Stock at all inte-
rir towns. 213 IFS; 3l5 299
Stock At Liverpool. 5Sj, 600; AIS OOU
Stock Amc'can all Jat
for g. b, 135 900; 335 eOC
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No T IC K.

Appl'cati n will ne naic % he G neral
Assembly, Of North Car tica at II, a.xt
session. To iucorpoia e TIE >or Caro-
lima Safe Depvsi' TT l. AID Fid. I, Com
psny Wa II D bLhGWlS.
December 10. l,s2.
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''-. Or COMMISSION

trlg Patent Chemical Ink.
n'il' TIE most ustful and
.. ~ The age Erases ink
Two seco ds Works H. a
Ter cent profit Agents
t1 week We also want a
take chargr of rerrItory.
Aa. tl agents. A rare chance
Write for terms aud
@.@ US MONROE ERASER MFG co.
aD55 L.aCross, Wis.
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TO sustaining the charg
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-11
FIRE PLACE GOODS.

sortment, as we make a speciality in this line.
Our stock comprises some of the choicest de-
signs both in brass nickel plate and polished steel
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-11

Mrs. Hicko1, widow of the late William
terdsy.
Matthew Gaffney, formerly of this city,
is now clerk in the Ford City hotel in Ford
City, Pa.
Mrs. Belle Pelham, wife of George L.
Pelham, late manager of Shoninger & Co. s
Waterbury branch, died suddenly Thurs
day night at her husbands residence on
Stratford avenue, Bridgeport. Besides
her husband four children survive her.
Messrs. Mead and Wheeler of the Over
River district school committee, Norwalk,
visited West Haven Friday and examined
the heating and ventilating system of the
leading public school there. The Smead
system is used and the committee were
very much pleased with its workings.
The attention of those who contemplate
going to California is called to the South
ern Pacific excursions, which afford com
fort and pleasure at lowest rates. Full
particulars may be obtained by addressing
the New England agent of the Southern
Pacific company. See sad" in this issue.
The many friends of Miss Fanny Cros-
by, the popular hymn writer of New York
city, will be glad to learn that she is visit-
ing friends in this city, and all who wish
to meet her can have the opportunity to
do SO this afternoon from until o'clock
at the residence of her host, Mr.. F. l..
Grammar, 1877 Blstchley avenue.
Mrs. Charlotte Adrisnce, wife of Mr..
John B. Adriance, who died Friday after
An illness of several weeks, was one of the
most lovable of women, and was much sd-
mired and respected by all who knew her.
Mr.. Adriance has the deep and sincere
sympathy of his many friends in his be-
reayement
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-11
Monday, July II, 1892.


Abper CIPHER of Willimantic, brake
man on the Air Line division of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
is truly an afflicted man. A few weeks
since he was injured on his train and
brought home to his sick wife, who soon
after died, leaving him an infant and one
little girl three years old. The babe was
placed in the care Ct Mrs. Cypher's sister,
Miss Nellie Stearns of New York city.
The latter's brother was taken sick and
died on Sunday last. The little girl and
babe were then brought back to Mr..
CIPHER who placed them in excellent care
with family. Saturday the infant died
and the little girl Is in q very delicate
state of health. As soon as Mr. CIPHER
had sufficiently recovered from his in
juries he went to work and a few DAYS
after badly crushed the index finger of his
right hand while coupling cars.