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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
MORTGAGE SALE.

VA
Whereas default has been made in tse pay
inent Of the money secured 10y a mortgage bear
fag dIte the first dty Of October in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-siX, executed
by Daniel TrOtt, of tile township of Berlip. st.
Cisir county, Michigan. 10 Daniel i. DOrsett OF
the Village OF Sinclanvflle, Chautauqua couAty,
New York, which sad mortgage was recorced
in The Office of the Register OF Deeds, of TIE
Courty OF st. CLAIR, and State of Michigan, n
ibeT Il Of mortgages GA page 3, on the 18th day
of October ~ the year one thousand eight humid
red aad eighty-sX at Q O'CLOCK A. NJ. and where
as the amount claimed tobc due on SAID mort
gage a5the date of this llgtice IS the sum OF Two
Thousand, eight hundred and forty dollars and
seventy cents $40. 76Of principal and inter-
est and She further sum Ot tlirty-hVe dollars AS
an attorney fec stipulated fDr in said mortgage
and prO5iued by statute which Is the whole
amount ci4ineti to be due AMI nnpatd on sand
mortgage. and no suit OF proceeding having
been instituted At law To recover the debt now
remaining Secnrt7l by said nyUrtglge, or any part
thereof wlp-TUby ,he power oiiSale contained IN
said mortgage has, become operative: Now there
fore, notice .shere5y given that by virtue OF said
power of sah@and IN Dursualsee Of the statute
In such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be f1reUieesed by saSs of tire premises
therein descfibed, ut publis auction TO the high
est bidder, at tire eaterly front door OF the Court
House IN the city OF Pert HURON In SAID County
Cf st. Clair (sait'Cou5t house beif1 the building
in which the circuit court Tor the cOuaty of 1t.
C5ar is held) Olpthe thirteenth uSSdAy 81 March
next at ten O'clock ia the forenoon OF shat day
which said premtses are descTibedAn sTk mort
rage as follows tSlwiC5-All those certain pieces
or parcels of laEsl SsSuate in the Township of
Beslin, in the COt,nty &C 81. Clair, and State OF
Mishigan, and described as follows, gb-wr The
uoFsh half 10 of ne northeast quarJer () Of the
northeast quarterli) cf Section thiy -tllrse 1881
con1Sining twenty acres; also the southeast
quaater ca of the southeast quarter ltl OF Sec
ton swenty-eighs {2S1 containing forty a9res
also shc nOrth-we 5sfluarter "a of the southwest
Illatrer (t) of Sect oB bSsnty-seyen ca contain
ing fsrty acres; all al tle above parce ~ being in
Towns six (6) nOrtlS Range thirteen G3lsast.
AfmaSaa, Mich, Dsaembes nth, 1893.
Z 2-I2 EDWIN WILLIAh In,
administrator of thsiIStssde NJ Daniel B.;DOrSett.
/ seceased. Mortgagee:
3BltTC. PRESTO w Attrk for Mortgages.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
Ena:ba1ralng q Specially

Cabirer. Panel and Card photographs ex
ocuted in the latest aud most artistic manner
TIN types taken.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
DROBATE ORDER.
BEET G. PRESTON,
Atty for MOrtgagee.

TlROBATE ORDER.
4 state of Michigan, County OF ST. CLAIR, S..
at n session of the Probate Court for said
C0iriitv of 81. Clair held ut the Probate Office in
the City of Port Huron. on the Goth day OF jam.
arv I'm the year one thousand eight hundred and
Rinety-fOur.
Present John l.. BLACK, Judge of Probate.
IN the matter Of the estate Of Andrew Paisley,
deceased, Robert irving having iiled his iinal
account rs administrator of said estat,.
tits ordered. that Monday the 9th day OF
March. 1891, mt ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, nj
said Probate Offce be appointed for hearing
thereof. aud IL il nrther ordered that "a copy OF
this order be published three successive weeks
previous to said day OF hearing, in the YALF
ExPOsIToP. "a newspaner printed ana circua
ting I'm said COuaty Of ST. Clair.
"a time conyN JOHN l.. BLACK,
39-4 Judge OF Probate
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
Improved Chester White HOG.

I have purchased OF y. II. Warner,
Clinton county, n Chester boar which
will toe for service at NV farm 2 miles
north ana miles west of Yale. This
pig is u model of perfection. still
have the Todd boa-. The Chester
make more pork than any other breed
in same time. Fee, Sl.00 spot cash. ~
@. y. WALpoRPH.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
Dissolution Notice.

Yale, Jan. 1st, 1884.
Notice IS hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing rs Warning
& Wells is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent, George w. Waring continuing
the business, who will collect all debts
due said firm and pay all debts owed
by said firm. CT. w. Warning.
35-6 G.. A. Wells.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
Bucklen's Arn,oa salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
For Sale by Grant Holden 81 Bro.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02

II
state OF Michigan. County Of Sc. Clair, 50.
Notice Is hereby given. that by an order OF the
Probate Court for the County OF -. Clair, made
on the 10Th day ot January, a. d.. 1894, six
months were allowed ior creditors 10 present
their ciaims against the estate OF william
Walker. hire of said county. decreased, and that
All creditors of said deceased arc required TO
present their claims 90 said Probate Court, at
the Probate ONCE In tile Citv OF Port Huron, lor
examination and allowance. on or before tho
10th day of July next and that such claims will
be heard before said Court, on Monday the 10th
day of April, and on Monday the Goth day OF
OF those days.
Dated, January 20, A. d., 1894.
JOHN l.. BLACK,
10 Judge OF Probate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
WANT TO EXHIBIT NEXT YEAR.
People Asking for Premium-Lists Now
Letter of Thanks.

quite n number Of people who had arti-
els on exhibition at the Exposition
which closed last week have written TO
the secretary to send them a premiums
list Of next years Fair just as soon as IL
Is published. a lady from Lexington. Ky.
has requested one so that she may begin
at once to make articles for next years
Fair.
Secretary Owens received yesterday the
following letter from Secretary James
Mcdowell, Of the Botetourt Agricultural
ma Mechanical Associations:
Il am requested by the representatives
tf the Botetourt Agricultural and Me-
chauical Association 10 tender TO the
president. secretary. and other officers Of
lie state Agricultural and Mechanical
Society their grateful acknowledgment
Of uniform courtesy and kindness extend
81 10 them and to express their sense OF
the great value OF your Exposition as an
educator in all that pertains 20 the az
ricultural and mechanical Industries OF
Virginia. Also ] am directed to inquire
II there is probability OF an exposition
being held next year. our people are
now becoming thoroughly educated ana
aroused as TO the advantages 10 them and
To the whole State OF your Exposition,
and we propose. IL opportunity offers, to
be at Richmond In better shape and with
an exhibit that shall do justice to what
We believe to be- the best all-round county
IN the State"
II Will be impossible 10 make n fnan-
cial report of the Exposition for several
weeks yet. as the correct figures cannot
be sscertained until the railroads have
made reports Of tickets sold and the pre-
rniun-1oohs are written up. The secre-
tary IS busy at work on the premium
books now. and will push II as rapidly
as possible AS soon as this is completed
those who won premiums viii be paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
The McCIll Union Fair.

As the time for the opening OF the
fair draws near. great interest Is being
manifested. The ladies' at the head OF
the tables are redoubllng their efforts.
Contributions are being forwarded. and
many popular and what promises to be
exciting yotng-contests are beng ar
ranged. The Building Fund Committee
Will meet this evening at o'clock and
complete arrangements with regard to
the flooring Of the Theatre.
Some OF the contributors during the
mast week have been: Gallagher & Bar
Ton Philadelphia; VI. Lowenbach. White.
Daly & CO.. Baltimore; +. Feller &c Co.,
PHILADELPHIA: CorteZ Cigar Company, Sd-
ysnnah: Henry r.. Granley. Allen ~
Marshall. Philadelphia; Julius Meyer *
Son. Miller & Rhoa1s. a. +. Craig. =.
IL Spence; a. Saks g. Co, u. Whit
lock. Sydnor Sc Hundley. Mrs. l.. y.
Morris. T. r. Ferrandinl. a. Schaap
Hancock & Co. Brown, Davis &c Co,
Frank Miller, Ellison &c Harvey. Slater.
MYERS & Co, Writ l.. Taylor. j. L.
Bradley. Fred. s. Myers. J. 4. Ferriter,
Colonel John Murphy; VI. Ne,terlein'
Philadelphia E. =. Murphy, c. G. Hun
gerford. \. V. Shea. George Bahan W.
ii. Daffron, Prlddy Brothers. Mrs. James
o. KeeTe. Atlantic and Pacific Tea Store.
4. ]. Danron. Miss Mllholland. Thomas
NJ Sweeney. J. j. Sutherland. i. l..
Cneatwood, W. J. Heinz; Henry Nc
Shane. Washington. d. c.: James Ro-
bertson Manufacturing Company. Ba!t-
more; J. l.. Mott Iron-Works, New York;
J. 4. Sheppard 81 CO.. Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

the house. on Barton avenue and Roberts
street, recently purchased OF Mr.. w. A.
Witt
Miss Mary Lamb gave n delightful
party to her little friends on Friday eve
ming Mt the home Of her uncle, Mr..
James II. Barton.
Mr.. Paul Nichols has purchased the
handsome new cottage on the corner OF
Poe and Lamb streets. and Is moving
In.
Or. Pitt will preach at tho Baptist
church this morning on "Our Fathers
House." Mrs. Lamb will sing the beau
tiful hymn. "one sweetly Solemn
Thought
Miss Edna Lea celebrated her birthday
Friday night by having number OF her
little friends to delightful party at her
fathers, Captain Il. ii. Lea.
The entertainment for the benefit OF the
fire company was postponed from last
Thursday night to next Tuesday night,
when II will be given In the Wigwam.
Miss Barton, Mrs. Lamb. Mrs. Durrett.
and others will sing.
Work on the extension OF the electric
line. from. Barton Heights TO Brookland
Park ~ progressing rapidly. The exca-
walton Is about completed, and the cross
ties. iron. and poles are being placed In
position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
The Police Court Yesterday.

Patrick Boiling (colored) was before the
Justice in the Police Court yesterday on
the charge Of stealing sixty hams. valued
at so, from the Armour company. lie
swore he found the hams in the house
where they were stored, and knew no.
thing about how they came to be there.
Boiling is an old offender. and was at one
time arrested on suspicion of having
stolen 500 from John Norman. who kept
a store on Seventeenth street.
Albert Morris (coloredD was sent on 10
the grand jury to answer the charge OF
burglariously entering in the night
time the stable of Thomas Carter and
stealing therefrom two pairs Of shoes,
valued at g.
Winston Allen (colored. suspicious
character. was Jailed for six months In
default OF surety.
Charles W. Wcks, charged with being
drunk and dlsorderly. and assaulting and
threatening to beat his wife, Mrs. .. Il.
Wicks. was required TO give surety In
the sum Of 500 for twelve months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
CASE OF HENRY HOWCATE.
The Captain Wlthdraws His Plea OF Not
Chilly and Entera Demurrcrs

WASHINGTON, d. c., october H.-Cap-
tain Henry w Howgate was in the Grim
inal Court Of the District OF Columbia
to-day. and through Attorney y. 5. Nor-
Ellington withdrew his plea OF not guilty
to all the indictments entered against
him in October. 1881. and entered de-
murror TO each and all OF them. There
are seven indictments for embezZle-
ment and four for forgery. To the en-
bezzlement indictments the demurrers
were to the effect that the facts averred
In the Indictment constitute no offence
under the laws in force in the District
of Columbia prior to the fling OF the
indictment; that they do not state any
offence of which the court has jurisdic-
ton, and are too general and uncertain
I'm their allegations. The forgery in
dictment demurrers were Of much the
same purport, want of defniteness be-
ing alleged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK.
Strong List, Embracing Two plays at
Zach House.

First on the strong list OF attractions
That constitute this weeks bill at the
Richmond play-houses will be the clever
three-act English comedy, "Charley's
Aunt" which Will be presented by one OF
Charles Frohman's companies at the The
atre tomorrow night. The play is genu-
finely, constantly, and surprisingly funny.
Moreover. II Is clean and wholesome. and
1, IS SAID that the company appearing in
II IS a very strong one.
"Chariey's Aunt" will be followed at
the saIne house By Harriette Weems. who
VIII appear on Wednesday. presenting at
the iiatince Shakespeare's comedy.
Tanning OF the Shrew." and Charles
Dickenss version Of The Cricket on
the Hearth" and in the evening "Othello."
Paul kauvar." which is announced for
production al the Academy Thursday and
friday by strong company. is said TO
be NE masterpiece OF the late Steele
&achaye
Saa'e liasSon. the hearty. robust define
"'or OF wHd-western-girl character will
sppear AT the Theatre Friday and Satur-
edy IN her new play. "A Kentucky Girl"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
F00TPADS AT WORK.
VA. AARON cREENEWAlp HELD UP
ON GRACE STREET AND ROBBED.
Two Men Confronted Him While on His
Way Homo and Relieved Him Of He
Vaiuabics at tho Pistol's Point.
"Stand and delivcr!"

stand and deliverr'
These words rang out on the a'r on
Grace near Laurel street last night
phortly before midnight. and simuliane-
susly two burly foo;pads pointed pistols
IN the face OF Mir. Aaron Greenewa'd'
proprietor OF drugstore on the
corner OF Henry and Broad streets and
forced him to deliver over TO them MS
gold watch and chain valuable diamond
vim. and sl.75 in money.
Mr.. Greenewald had just closed up his
p,ore. and having stopped at a barber
shop. vas vending his way TO his home.
on Grace street ives, OF Harrison.
IN TRUE WESTERN STYLE.
Between Laurel and Shafer streets
Grace street is very much shaded at night
by the trees. Abort 100 yards west OF
Laurel street the two men emerged from
n shaded recess just AZ Mr.. Greenewaid
reached that point. and ere he had time
u realize his prcdicanent. they pointed
their pistols at him. and In true western
style issued the order above referred 10.
Resistance was out OF the question, as
The men had the drop on him. so MT.
Greenewald began Givcsting himself OF
his lcWCiTN ana WatCn. not S1llHHcu Win
what he handed them. the robbers them
selves went through hts pockets. and al
ter assuring themselves that nothing was
left they ordered the druggist TO git
hustle on him" at the same time making
q motion with their pistols as II they
would shoot The gentleman. who had
been completely unnerved by the pro-
oedure. lost no time in complying WIN
the order, and started towards his home
in run. The robbers then took their
departure In an opposite direction.
TOO MUCH FRUSTRATED.
Mr.. Greenewald was Frustrated AFTER
his unusual experience. and was unable
fer some time after arriving at his home
20 give an account OF what had occurred.
As soon as he recovered sufficiently TO 90
70 the police were notified and Policeman
Amos was at once detailed on the case.
The men have not yet been captured.
Mr.. Greencwald described the robbers
ps being two short. stout white men. one
OF whom wore a cap and the other a
derby hat.
When Dispatch man called at his
house the victim Of The robbery was too
,,,,,c,, ,,rcstr4ted N ia interviewed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
IuhnstrIes EnlarCinq.

Messrs. J. Thompson Brown IL co. mace
a private sale last week TO Messrs. Mason
&, Sim OF a large lot on the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
near the western limits Of the city. where
they will locate their marble and stone
yard These gentlemen were recently
burned out at the fire OF Nebletts pan
ing-mill. Mr.. Neblett has purchased the
large brick building corner sixth ana
Canal streets and is now demolishing II
with view Of building his new plant
over the entire block.
Nessrs. Trexler & Elmore have broken
ground for a block of seven modern
brick houses in the Lee District, on Han
over street. near Walnut. With the OPEN
ing up and grading Of these streets In
the vicinity Of the Lee monument other
improvements will follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
RENDITION WARRANT FOR EckARDs.
He Ia Wanted In Baltimore for Forgery.
Appointments--Capito Visitors

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday. upon a
requisition OF Governor Brown. granted a
rendition warrant for Charles Eckards.
who Is now In custody In Staunton.
charged with forgery committed In Balti-
more. Detective Hermann Pohlcr. OF Bal
timore. left for: Stanton yesterday after
noon 20 take charge of Eckards.
Mr.. John a. Moore. OF Portsmouth. has
been appointed by Secretary of-the-Com-
monwealth Lawless a clerk in his Office.
10 MI the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton some time ago Of Mr.. Mclean.
MIR. T.. s. Robinson, Commemorative
Attorney OF Warwick county; Colonel
Bird. cx-member of the House from Bath.
and J. NJ. Street. Sheriff. and II. L.
Smithers. Deputy Sheriff OF Middesex.
visited the Capitol Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

nan: Secretary. Mr.. Joseph II. Shepherd;
Assistant Secretary. Miss elizabeth Hau-
rand; Financial Secretary. Mr.. Il. Ruther-
ford DOMAIN: Treasurer. Mrs. T.. X. Dom
nan; Chaplain. MIR. Herbert Il. Pusey;
Manhal. MIR. Cad. q. Smith: Deputy Mar
shall Miss Bessie White: Guard. Miss
Belle MCGOWAN: Sentinel. Mr.. ]. c. Smith;
Organist, Mrs. Mabel a. Smith. Chorister,
Miss Katie Ball. This IL a large ana
growing lodge. and much interest IL taken
In the spread Of temperance among the
young, with gratifying results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
New Machinc-Slo on Broad Street.

Nothing so Indicates the growth OF n
city as the spreading about OF small in
dustries. 4 few years ago the idea or
machine-shops on Sho0koe Hi was
laughed at. yet to-day 1t is n necessity.
Crashing the situation. the Enterprise
Machine Works have equipped a hand
some shop, at $40 east Broad street, with
modern machinery. and are catering for
such machine work as requires accuracy
and promptness. The scope OF their Work
Is bounded only by their floor space down
10 splitting needle in two. Mr.. Il. y.
Blenner i5 general SUPERINTENDENT ana
will fiji the Office as only a man OF his
wide experience can. Estimates on work
will have prompt and careful attention.
A trial will insure satisfaction.
ENTERPRISE MACHINE-WORKS.
phone. $50. Jl9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

John Temple Graves, who viii deliver
his wonderful GRAFTON on THE Reign or
the Demagogue" at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall next Tuesday
evening. IS grandnephew Of Mr.. G.
Calhoun. iIe will be introduced by Hon.
Tazewell Elicit. The New York World
says OF him odltorally:
Georgia has produced many silver
tongued orators but not even tho Ia
mentcd Grady was more captivating and
effective than John Temple Graves. whose
cloquence end brilliant wit have charmed
tho ruafrOuDlfs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

II IS proposed to place in the church
Of the Holy Trinity tMoore-Menoriap
window In memory OF the Rev Joshua
Peterkin. ID. D.. who first recognized 'he
need of an Episcopal mission in the West
End. and gave mis- prayers and earnest
efforts towards its establishment. other
faithful laborers live to see the success
of the mission and the completion OF
handsome house OF worship IL IL desired
there should be some record within IL OF
the zeal and devotion of the holy ana
humble man OF God who laid It's founda-
ton, and who unto his life's end ceased
not to pray for the peace and prosperity
OF this Zion Those wishing 10 contri-
butte Will please remit at once TO James
NJ Ball. treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
Hoard nj the Hfafions

niue negro girl about 4 or s years
oio was found on the street by coiored
y, noi'an Yesterday. and taken TO the First
Police-Station.
CT. DI, w ;. Weber went TO the Second
D'".'oh yesterday and swore out a war
'' AGAINST negro named +. w. Boyd.
n"oii he charged with having assaulted
ana struck him with a brick.
""lSm Malone was locked up yester-
nay on The charge Of being drunk. He
Is Aot the 'ex-Boss Billy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
A Big Meeting Next Saturday.

The Clay Ward Actives held their reeu-
lar meeting last night at Belvidere Hall,
with President Evan Snead in the chair.
After the transaction of routine business
n committee, consisting OF Messrs G. w.
Dunstan, Thomas W. Gardner. and Louis
Kracke was appointed TO make arrange
ments for big meeting next Saturday
night at Belvidere Hall.
Efforts will be made 70 secure Cover
nor O'Ferran. Hon. George j. Wise, and
Colonel Elicit to address the voters.
MeSsrs. :. j. Reiszenstein. c. u. Rice.
and Charles a. Nesbitt were elected TO
no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE.
Several Persons Injured. Though Not
HadIv-Both Engines Damaged.

HENDERSON. n. c.. october 27-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The north and south-bound
passenger trains on the Seaboard Air
Line collided here to-day. No one was
killed. Several OF the passengers were
hurt, but not badly. Both engines were
badly used up. The delay was about three
hours. The cause seemed TO be a mis-
understood train-order.
An immense crowd is here to-day at
ha a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
Thnse Whom They Thnnk.

The special Committee on Legislation
Of the Grand Lodge OF Good Templars
in submitting their report upon the work
Of the General Assembly at its last ses-
sion explain why they regarded It as adj
vlsable to make the fight for the reten-
ton Of the local-option law instead ot
asking for new legislation. and bear tes-
timony 10 the efficient services Of Senator
Watson and Delegates Nicol. Sheffey.
Harwood. Gibson. and Saunders in se-
curing the defeat OF the Miller bill"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
A Tribute To Colonel Macon.

The following was issued yesterday
from the headquarters OF the State Demo-
cratic Committee:
RICHMOND, VA, october 2. lS9t
This committee has been officially in
formed OF the death Of G.. Il. Macon.
Esq, of Manchester. one OF It's MEM
beers from the Third Congressional Dis
trlct. Mr.. Macon was an ardent advocate
Of the principles OF the Democratic party
and labOred zealously towards its con-
tlnued supremacy. lie was present at the
last regular meeting OF the Democratic
State and Executive committees. held IN
this city, and the then-aready evidences
O? the victory TO be won on November
9th next animated and enthused him. Inis
committee tenders its sympathy to his
surviving relatives. and instructs It's sec
rotary TO put upon its record the regret
which the death Of Mr.. Macon has &C.
casioned. J. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
Chairman
J. Bell Bigger, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
More ConyIrts Escape In Brunswick.

In September last four Of the convict
gang sent to work on the public roads
of Brunswick county escaped. and the
Governor issued an order that the others
be returned TO the penitentiary. The
commemorative Attorney Of Brunswick
came 10 Richmond however. and had an
interview with the Governor. which re-
suited in the Executive relenting, but ex-
pressly STIMULATING that II there were
any more escapes the gang should be
Immediately brought back 10 Superintend-
ent Lynn. Thursday four more eluded tho
vigilance of the guards, and. though
three Of them-John Johnson. James
Bryant, and Fabius Davis-were recap
tured the Governors stipulation had 10
be Obeyed. The prisoners were brought
back Friday night.