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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-10
Mr.. Leon H. Vincent at the Institute.

The subjects of Mr.. Vincenrs lee
lures at the Institute, beginning
March 9th, will be as ollows:
Thursday evening, March 9th s
o'clock, 1.-The Periodical Essay" (Ad-
olson and Steele.) Friday evening,
''The English Novel;" Saturday
evening, English Satire;" Monday
evening, flames Russell Lowell; :"
Tuesday evening, "Oliver Wendell
Holmes" Single tickets % cents !;
for the whole series, 81 90; for sale at
Woodbridge, Irvine & Towler's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
FIGS VS.. THlsTLEs.

The Undersigned HAS a Receipt Tor and VIII
Guarantee TO extormlnntc and drive
out prairie dogs rabbits, coyotes, Tong
horns and Ike vatmiuts, and substitute
in their places Wroyiding the country Is
adapted to farminW good, law-abIdins,
Industrious, hard working, honest farm.
crs, WHO viii directly ana Indirectly build
aud cause TO be erected happy homes,
schools, churches, business houses, mills.
factories, ctc.--m short people who will
Comparatively speakin0 cause TIE coun.
try 10 produce figs instead Of thistles
My receipt Is not composed OF "nam-
ing or "acwery' resolutions, but win
q believc) bear investigation by plain,
practical. common sense business
men Those who mean business and
want people and capital TO occupy their
vacant land and build mp their towns, or
rites are invited to address Yours truly
John Howard, of and for Texas. Fort
Worth, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

70 a new trial az q matter Of right. I'M.
less Il be in those cases. whore Il Is an
parent 20 the court that The Justice OF
the case has boon attained When there
can be any doubt Of the Justice OF the
verdict TO rcfuye q new trial when the
party Inns rrdly discovered new evidence
Of conclusive tendepcy, would De
against justice and precedent; and by
new evidence Is meant proof OF some
now and material fnct in The case.
which has como 60 Light since the haai
And again. at rs desirable that there
should hc nm end OF litigation with as
little delay and expense as possible con.
sistcni with the great end Of litiG ton
q correct decision of causes according
to their real merits; but il should az
ways be sought IN subordnution to the
great end to bc attained" This language
~ quoted with approval I'm Wolf VS..
Mahan, 81 TcXns. 10 Sue also Rail-
way vs.. Forsythc 80 Texas, III and
hallway vs. Baron. rs Tcxns. 421.
Taking the alhdavits in this case TO
be true we are of opinion that they show
reasonable diligence on the part Of ap-
pclant and his attorney; and. presenting
the law of Tennessee to be the same MS
In this state we think the evidence ma
tcrial aud that new trial should have
been granted.
Let the judgment Of the court below
be reversed aud the cause remnnded for
n now trial Ia accordance with this
opinion HEAD.
Associate Justice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
KATY EN,r.NSIoN.

Waco, Tex, Marcel . CSpccial) In
formation comes from reliable and
authoritative source that the Missouri.
Kansas ana lo2as milroad company
will shortly undertake the construction of
line from the main line 20 Trinity.
thus statement lIs been mado To two
or three prominent citizens, who, while
they refuse 10 talk of the matter. hnya
lukcn M the enterprise and urge That
Waco take proa,pt stops 10 secure tn,
line to this city Following out their
work The mayor today ssurd the follow
ing letter.
The mayor also addressed lctters TO
Alcssrs. Henry c. Rouse. president. and
j, Waldo. general manager OF the COM
pnny' and expects 20 receive replies IA
foW days.
IL b also stated that the purchase of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas by tia
Chicago, burlington aud Quincy has
been completed aud thet the change In
management will shortly occur This
The Gazette correspondent was nsuirrl
today upon cNccllcnt authority. Waco
viii move Ia thc matter at once aud take
all steps necessary To secure the line 10
The pnenes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
CnTLECr0Rs REMOvEn.

Tho Big -Four yesterday oihi1lly or
dercd tho retirement of al ticket col
lectdrs cn their lines bCtw cn tiucin-
nad. Chicago aud Clcyplnud. says Iie
Cincinnati Tribune. Whlc this step may
appear n purely economic one. Big -Four
conductors are quite u.s. much Clltod over
the reform MS nnyb dv could be. While
they do mot generally cJunignnucc mea i-
urcs that lessen lie number of men
employed. tfey nr disposed 90 Look upon
this curtailmrnt with favor. Al Couuuc-
tor r. ID. Fcagudcn. of the %. q NJ.
said last night "a rum from Cincinnati
to ST. Louis on Chicago with nothing %
do but SID still and hope ihe train vii
keep on the track is q big job the tedi-
business of which may b. greatly les
seemed allowing The conductors TO collect
tickets and derive whatever OF diversion
there may DE- in that duty. Altogether,
the conductors arc glad ul the movement.
since they win Row be able TO earn their
salaries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
sAr CATrLE RATEs.

San Antonio, TOY, March y. Especially
~. w. Beln traffic mauuger of the
southern Iuclhc arrived here this mOm-
Ing from Houston, accompanied hy Chief
Clork Regrl. Tie had conference with
several livestock agents of the road
and adjusted the livestock rates in view
of the expected heavy spring movement
of cattle from this se'tion Thomas
Sullmnn, who will be the president oftho
under the southern Pacific compauy's
management, was expected To arrive hero
today, but from some cause. he failed to
put IN an appearance. Tho object Of
his visit Is to make an inspection of tho
new property
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
NEW PULLMAN CARS.

No railroad company Is more elegantly
preparing tor the Worlds fair. hy iu-
crcasng rs equipment. thnn the Pullman
Car company ln addition to large
number of extra sleeping cars Of the reg
ulotpu Ftylc aud standard. IL has under
construction mluhur of slecpers of a
cheaper order nnl design
They are constructed much after the
plan of uu ordinary hilh,nss day couch.
VIII. tOur-vhUeicd trucks iusteud of six,
They VIII b, strongly made. however.
aud iu appearance wI' look very much
like the ordinary sleeper The h,rths
aul entire interior equipment VIII be
neat md comfortable. but not so rluh-
ute. 1hc intention Is to use the cars
during the fair and thcu take them out
OF service, remoVe the h2tths AMI dis
roa oi them To- the railroad companies
10 he used as day coaches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
SUES FOR PART or AN OTHER.
Maryland Wants a Large Slice Of West vlr-
0lnla's PossnssIOns.

Grafton. w. Va. March 2-Cousider-
able excitement has been caused through
out the eastern panhandle of this state
by Il stNtomont OF the condition OF the
suit brought by the state of MARYLAND
against tho state of West Virginia
Maryland sues 30 recover the entire
territory lying between the north and
south branches of the Potomac river.
Six large counties with a population of
nearly 100000 are Involved. and In nd
dition, IL Maryland wins the suit. Rvc
other West Virginia counties wlll be
cut OF from the. rest of tho state, The
matter Is considered very grave one
by West Virginia lawyers and politi-
clans. The stnte has appropriated a
mrge amount of money % hght the chse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Ihere has been organized movement
% crush out the Daily Mail, IN order to
Eve me held TO the Third party paper.
~ ~. 'he Interest Of this movement d por-
carry their routes YESTERDAY consennent.
VI many subscribers failed 10 ret their
papets. " y requested that an subscrib-
81 ssh1 their names and addresses 10
the Mail Office az once.
THE DAII-Y MAIL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
GALVESTON AppEALs coTrRT

-, Galveston. Tex, March 2.-(Specinl) -
me ,corH Of civil appeals met today. a
Ihl bench present. and handed down de-
clsiQlF IN the following cases:
,-Alnrmed-l Masterson VS. G.. r. Nc
Nelvcy. ct AL appeal from Brnzoria.
Sew York and Texas Steamship com.
R,th{ vs. Inc Island City Boating and
weston. \. X. FalrbanE q Co vs. l..
a. H. Blum; appeal from Galveston.
Mary w. Murphy vs. Oscar Renaui ~
all appeal from Harris.
,, reversed and remAnded--Anpie y.
llarns Ct a vs. w ID. Haskins; M.
Pgal from Brazoria. Holmes Ivory vs..
ton. Bonner q Bidy. rcoaivevs nc
Sharles Grumbach appeal from Gal.
=, reversed and rendered-M. GRbert Va.
r. H. Olcott; appeal from Grimes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
nrrEALo swIrcnAInN ARorsnp.

A Buffalo. H. ", special says. Tho
union switchmen OF this city are actively
the plncos of the Chicago strikers. The
Royd Detective agency OF Detroit has
been giyon the contract for supplying
new men 20 take the sirkegs places.
and they have an agent here Collecting
IN Che nOn-uniou men willing TO 20 10
Chic1gu a batch of these men left here
saturday NIGHT and another batch f0l
lowed yesterday A short hme before
the train started yesterday d delegation
OF nniOn switchmen waited on ne De
hOit agent at the depot and protested
against his hiring Of men 10 lll the Nrik
cl0 places. The agent replied that Il
was noue Of the delegauonp business
gilisiie union man threatening the agent
With violence. IL is believed there win
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
ENrNnANDnn IrhrIcE-

Houston Tex. March .. Especial Louis
Hitsmnn. a Gcrmnn was put ON trial Ia the
crlminm district court here today for ray.
gir In 1887 The cMof witness Tor Tho
state was VIM. shields, a German, ana his
daughter ntiEmnn was tried aud acquitted
three wears ngO FOR an alleged rape upon
IFS daughter, shields STORY WAS linpcacbcl
hy many witnesses, though his Daughter
attempted To cOrrohoiate II. liit1mnn IVA,
cleared aud Shields was held FOR perjury.
10 await the action az the ernud jury. ia
Was locked IA the same cell syhch Ait1man
had occupied Daring his incarceration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
COTTN REIT MONKS

Shcman, Tex, March .. -lSperial)-
w, B, GrosoclOse, general freight agent
of the Cotton Belt, II hero today looking
after SOME improvements The above
road contcmplatos making here IN the
near future,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Corpus Christi. Tex, March ? She.
cinl.l The bond of directors of tN
proposed Corpus Christi aud Eagle Pas,
railway have lnpoinied compatiee
70 collect Tue bonuses subscribed ~ ihe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
INTERNATIONAL EXrENsI0N.

Tho Denver Republican Says. The
fact that the International and Great
Northern railway 10 tD bp icXtoudsd
from Durango Mexico. TO Mazutun ON
the west c1Ust of the republic. is sug-
gcstive of commercial changes Of great
Importance. Tho extension of an Amrri.
can road to- Mn2ndau has been the
dream of more than one capitalist 1t
las been recognized that liue of this
sort would hc I'M n position 10 secure
great deal Of the traffic between the
Mississippi yulcy aud the west coast
Of South America. The lntcrnatloual
and Grpnt Northern will form pant of
% direct line f0m So Louis 90 Mazutlan.
and under proper management IL ought
20 cut san Francisco out Of great
deal Of South American trade NiuNt-
Ian is Il city Of about 1900 inhnb tauts.
10 has good hurhor. and as il Is az
the entrance % the Gulf Of California
steamers passing up and down the west
coast do not have to 80 much out of their
way 90 touch there. I'm this respect II
is moro adyantapcnusly situated than
Guaymas, which Is much higher up along
Tia gulf cOnst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
rREsfpENr CLARK.s roslTloN.

Relative 90 the retirement OF
President s. H. Clark from the Union
Pacific. rnilrond men here seem tp think
he viii rcmuin although De wishes TO
retire and devote his energies TO the
Missouri PnciGc with which b. j. also
connected. spys The Omaha W0rd-Eer-
AID Edwin Gould. son of the late jag
Gould. was in the city today ON hls why
to Galveston He said of Mr. Clark.
"llc had done wonders for the tniOu
Pacific and naturally tlic stockholders of
that system want him 10 continue ut the
head. In mnuy respects ! recognize HIM
as one of tn greatest RAILWAY mnn-
ayers Of the country. for he has improved
NOT only the phvtcll condition OF the
Union Pacific. but IT, financial standing
as well Then hc has been friend
of the labonng clJrs's. which gives him
a power which many ahl, men DO not
Possess While / nw not in position
Loo say. as uy brother George looks after
the railroad iutcroBu Lott ly my father,
3 would not surprise mo to see Mr. Clark
continue with both systems. as now
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
A. Union nnpnr

sherman, Tex, March .. Specially
Work on the Union depot 20 Zoe built
by the Texas Pacific and toustou and
TeNas Conlrm railways was begun To-
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
be trouble if the agent continues b
work here
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD MILE.
AGE.

The total mileage Of Che Pennsylvama
Railroad connanY and a,e Lines owned
and controlled ly 90 Is now tt,D. 70
milo. In addition 90 this length .of hrst
track there are in the sysum l9W'Vg
third track. 1897 miles Of fourth
track. 1860 6 miles OF compnnys sid
ings aud GOjGu miles of private sidiuga
making the total length Of trucks OF
this great system l42I~21 miles. Dur.
ing lS;l2 there were added by CONSTITUTE
lion 1886 miles 0f first track besides
46TG0 miles ~ s'dings aud Otler tracks,
making am increase of 0Jl.Gj miles of
all tracks in the year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
SOUPS

Armour's Helmet brand 81 sonns
ln quart cans ans, kind, Boo each,
IN pint canR, any kind, 2Oe each
~ oee-half pint cRns, any kind, 1bc
each or two for 25c
The assortment lnoludes chicken. chick
en- gumbo coiasonine, bolton, iulienne 10.
niRtr mock turtle. on tail and Durce Of
game, We recommend these soups 90 the
cousumerp Of iliA city as the lont Each
ean IS opened by a key, which il found
with Il. TURNER q DNGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
A THING or BEAUTY.
4 Handsome Ornament pnd a Useful Article.
Call al The Gazette Office and See Il.

The ladies OF Fort Worth are invited
10 call az The Gazette business office
and examine The Gakotie's Cabinet
premium sewing machine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
LOCAL TIME TABLE
Texas and Pacinc Hallway
KAsTBoUED. MAIN LINZ
wEsT BOUND, MArELwH
rnAracorrINnKrAI pIyIaIoE

Texas aud Pacific trains Nos nud G. the 81
Iouia cannon Bali. only stop at TcNarkang,
a. Junction Atlanta, jefferson. Aauhall.
JcnRvicw Junction. liiR sandy. MiuCola wills
Point Terrell, East Dallas, Dallas and Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Try q gas heater for your library and
BAH room. 500 For Worth Light and
Power company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

various counties along the route, Il being
understood that uelrly all the required
amounts have been raised. This TOAD
win open q new and rich territory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Witten's stables are equipped With
neM nNtIy IhroualoQk Rhoao AZ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

A person who has totally lost the
sense of heRrng in one ear cannot locate
the direction OF sound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

SEQ Tho Gnrette's swNp column Oh
Hard page. and use u 20 gct what you
want mo swap column wll bring e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

EorIH ROUND Arrive Depart,
I,tss civ express. io.c5a m io:aOa- m
B iSS ci,5 ' los, nail a siop M aap. m.
SOUTH MOUND.
Austin. san Antonioand
Houston fast mail BE-. $40 q. M, 1910 n. m.
Austin. san AntouioAnd
Houston express 30. 650p m 7.aop m
Tort Worth nnd Denver
Arrive Depart
Trinidad and Denver neil b.eO p m iu'O D. M
Wichita Pals expreas. lc'ao b. bilbp ma
GUT Colorado and santa re-
SonTu Eouyp Arrive Depar,
.c.ty express -. t'soa IA Goa m
Civ ThHnder6oit -. sop m SHOP IN.
SOUTH HOUND.
mail 90. 49,. - ezra m. f;boa m
lion :. 90, $3.50. ioioa p IN. io'osp. m
Fort worth nna sew orlsans.
Regular Mail and Pas.
RsgaSiaf aiiaud i'1,sc - y =" 'o
Ger '''.ss..t...-........ lOilo D. m tiIuh III
Fort Worth aud Rio Orauds.
- Arrive Depart
BroSnvooi Mail . 'Dl a;top m 1902 m
81 Louis aouthWest0rn
Arrive Depart
hsmphis and 81 Louis
Memphis aud 81 Louis $50
hApltsa '''t'.. ''.''' eco q. a. s.ao o ~
wcAtherford, Mineral Wells and North.
western.
The trains OF this line makol direct connec.
lions with the rcNus and plclno railway trains
NeA 2 q nand iOat Weathwforl leaving Fort
Worth VIA Texas aud Pacific railway and or
irving % Mineral Wells nh follows
Arrive Depart
i0iQOa M For, Worm a, & r. Rv.) goa q n
ftt y. m. Fort Worth cr 2 g. lly.j Asp m,
20 T. ln,.,...,. Mineral McllB..... 7liOH m,
1877 p iI.ts.,.. Mineral WCllA.t.... $500 "a m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Robertson a Wilton. enhalmcfs am
funeral lireytots, successors ~ Fakes y
",
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Fort Worth and Rio Grands.
Arrive Depart
ublin, Comanchc and
Brownwool Mail ..... 2;tQp. M 1902. 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
Tort worm nna Now OrIrnn',

Arrive Depart
.ssnscr .'..,..... .e SOS p. m Gsoa m.
Regular Mail and Pus1on.
Ger ,.st..ss...-t.t..... 1910 o. m tilu j. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
49, Louis southwestern

Arrive Depart
hemphiB and 81 Louis
Express .......,, $50 p m. s.@p m
McmphlG aud 81 Louis
Exbsess ..,...,.,,,. p.cbo. M $50 IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Trinidad and Denver man b.elp m iu'0 o. ~.
Wichita Pals ezprcss. ic.2i b. b'ibp. m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
The Brltiah squadron Departs.

New YORK, May l0.-The British
squadron weighed anchor at HAS, and
with the Blake in the lead, steamed
down between two lines Of war ships in
the Hudson and proceeded to sea.
Crowds OF people gathered on the shore
to see the popular Englishman off. Be.
fore sailing Sir John 0. Hopkins. ad-
miral OF the British fleet, sent letter
to Mayor Gilroy expressing appreci-
alton for the courtesy and hospitality
which has been accorded the British
during their stay here. Whom the Blake
passed Castle William at one o'clock
she exchanged salutes with tho fort.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
THE NEW BASEBALL GROUNDS.
The Work of Enclosing Them win Be
Finished To-day.

Ciniehett lO.uays
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the board of governors of the Roanoke
Athletic Club, which was. held at the
Gymnasium last night, the committee
on baseball and athletic grounds re-.
ported that the work of enc .osing the
grounds, which are situated on the
west side Of South Jefferson street, near
the river, would be completed to day,
and that arrangements had been made
to have the grounds graded, rolled and
put in first class condition at once.
A committee, consisting of M. w.
Turner, chairman and manager, G. II.
Mynich and j. w. Hancock was ap.
pointed to organize the baseball team,
and have the management of it during
this season. All persons interested in
baseball, whe Their members OF tho Roa-
noke Athletic Club or not, are requested
to meet the committee at tho gym
nasium Friday evening, May 10, at 8
o'clock. AS there is good material in
this city, there is no reason why Roa.
noke should not have one of the best
teams in the South and the lovers OF
the ma .ional game may expect an in
teresting se-ies of games in the near
future.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

LONDON. May 1O.-The house of com.
mons to day in committee on the Irish
home rule bill, rejected by vote OF 2e5
to 244, the motion of I. W. Russell,
Liberal Unionist NJ mber for the Sout h
OF Tyrone, to the effect thst the portion
of the bill providing for second cham.
Der OF the Irish legislature be limited.
ATHENS, May 10.-The ministry,
headed by Triconpis. has resigned,
owing to the failure to negotiate a loan
for the relief OF the present EN- barra ,sed
condition of Greek finances.
VIENNA, May 1O.-The Austrian gov.
eminent has not yet replied to the ap.
plication for an exsquatur made in be.
half of Max Judd, offs Louis, appointed
by President Cleveland consul general
at Vienna.
HAVANA, May 10. Adm G omez v
Lono is dead. He commanded the Span.
ism vessels OF war in the recent naval re i.
view In New York harbor, but was pre-.
vented by ill.health from reviewing the
land parade, and came here later In his
flagship, the Infants Isabel.
CoorERsTowN, N. Y, May 10.-Joseph
Francis, the life boat inventor, died this
morning at Otzoga Lake, where he had
come to spend the summer. He WAS Ga
years of age.
PARIS, May l0.-Attorney General Sir
Charles Russell, OF counsel for Great
Britain before the Boring sea tribunal
of arbitration, began his address to day
in behalf OF the British case.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
CoNrEDERArE MEMoRIAL DAY.
Fittingly Ob,erved a. Richmond and
Other Points.


RICHMOND, Va, May 10.-The annual
exercises at Oakwood cemetry, where
$4,000 Confederate soldiers are buried,
took place to day. There were several
thousand people present. The exercises
were participated in by the ladies of the
hollywood, lakewood and Hebrew
memo rial associations. A battalion was
formed from the First Regiment OF In.
fantry, Richmond Howitzers, several
companies of calvary, and Lee and
Pickett camps of Confederate Veterans
from the Soldiers Home. A carload Of
flowers from Florida was used decorat.
ing the graves. Gen. Fitz Lee delivered
a b'ief address, while Col. Taz,well
Elicit WAS the orator OF the occasion.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. May lo.--Con-
federate memorial day was celebrated
here to day. An address was delivered
by Rev. Jno. Kershaw in the presence
OF large concourse. and the graves OF
five hundred Confederate soldiers, inter
red at Magnolia Cemetery, we're de.
corated by the girls of the Confederat e
Homo.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. May lO.-The
services usually attendant on Confed err
ate memorial day were appropriately
observed here to day. Business was
entirely suspended during the after
noon. A military and civic procession
formed at Oakdale Cemetery and pro.
ceeded to the Confederate monument,
where an address was delivered by
Capt r B Davis in the presence of q
large concourse.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
Reception of Secretary Herbert

New YORK, May 1S.-rhe rooms of
the Southern Socisty on West Twenty
fifth street ware handsomely decorated
with flags this evening in honor OF
Secretary Herbert, OF the navy, to whom
a reception was rendered by the mem
bers of the society. The reception be.
gan at o'clock and lasted for three
hours. Among the guests were Rear
Admirals Gherardi, Walker and Ben
nam, and Russian, French, Italian,
Brazilian sdmirals and C omm anders and
chief officers of all the naval vessels in
port. American and foreign; oil foreign
consuls in New York Gen. Schofieid,
Gen. 0. o. Howard, Gen. Jno. Newton,
Gen. Dan Sickles and hundreds of others
prominent in various walks OF life. Gen
Roger A. Pryor received the guests.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
Funeral of Mrs. Mary AGREE.

In speaking OF the burial of Mrs.
Mary s. Acree. the mother of Rev r.
r. AGREE, OF the Calvary Baptist Church,
the Danville Star says: The remains
OF Mrs. Mary s AGREE, of this city,
which were carried to Burlington. King
and Queen county, were inferred at that
place on yesterday. This ends the last
sad rites over good woman, a consist.
ent Christian, and conscientious
mother The body left this place under
the care of her SONS. Messrs. e. T. and
James Aoree. of this city, and Bev.
Roland r. AGREE, OF Roanoke, and
Lucian AGREE. Of Jonesville, N. G,
with Mrs. Waddill, her only daughter.