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Changes ut bellevue Hospital.

The usual semi annual changes in the medical
staHs OF Bellevue Hospital were made to-day.
Dr. Z. Samuel Getty, OF the First Surgical
Division, replaced by Or. n, Curtis, OF the
University Physical and Medical College; DR..
". e. Lusk OF Bellevue Medical College, re-
places Or. Winfield Ayres Of the Third Surgical
Division; Or, Ransom Parker, College Physicians
and Surgeons. replaces DR., Robert GodthvAite.
Of the Fourth Surgical Division DR.. T.. G.
Teeter Bellevue Medical College. replaces Or.
3 " FAbricius. In the Third Medical Division
Or. c. O. sproule University Medical College
replaces Dr. j. H. Rose. In the Second Medical
Division. DR. r F. Russell, University Physi-
clans and Surgeons College, replaces DR.. Royal
p. Watkins, in the Fourth Medical Division.
From to-day the Wards Island attendants IN
be replaced by female nurses from the Bellevue
Medical School. The opening o. Bellevue Medi-
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HIS ASSAILANT HELD.
Hall VIII Probably Die as the Re-
sult of n Knife Wound.

ELIZABETH. n. J., Oct. 1.-Anthony
Hall, the colored man who was stabbed
last Saturday night, is alive to-day, but
will die.
About II o'clock last Saturday night
Robert Lindsey got into a fight with
Rocci Rioca at John street and Third
avenue. Hall took Lindsey's part, and
a general fight resulted. -,
A squad OF police was sent to queil
the disturbance, and the arrested Frank
Ucella, Frank Skoneita, Antonio Tonero
and Rocci Reios- They were brought
before Hall in the hospital. aond he
identified Ucella as the man VINO
stabbed him Halls condition became
so low yesterday afternoon that his
ante-mortem statement was taken by
County Physician O'Reilly.
The four men were arraigned before
Police Justice Neall to-day. Ucella was
charged with atrocious assault, and was
locked up to await the result OF Han $
Injuries. The other three were released
on bail.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
BROOKLYN'S GRAND JURY.
The October Panel sworn In To-
Day.

The Kings County Grand Jury for Oc-
tober was sworn in by Judge Moore in
the Court of Sessions. Brooklyn, this
morning. The new Grand Jury is as fol-
lows:
Thomas ]. Harper 4sS Putnam avenue; Louis
ACor 6t3 jefferson avenue: Edward Walsh, 29S
Ellery street: Edward Seaman, 403 Herkimer
street: James Nevin AL Lafayette avenue
Edward Henderson. 1872 Lexington avenue; James
j. Keenan,, l Sycamore street; Richard Keogh.
Fort Hamilton avenue; Robert Miller, IT., 6ls
Tenth street; Charles E. Nichols. Leferts place;
Jacob d. II. Bergen, 22l Degraw street: George
E. Brady, +27 Willoughby avenue; Humphrey
Plant, los Pearl street: William II. Andrews, liza
ond street; gorge H. Robbins. It's Gates avenue
Charles Mehl. Fort Hamilton: Thomas B. Mills,
22l Carlton uavene; John F. Scanon, so Tomp-
kins avenue: James F. Gillen. 2S9 Clifton place
John Anderson 433 Hicks street; James Abernet-
try. ISL Vanderbilt avenue: Thomas Shannon.
1871 Third avenue.
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Brooklyn Brevities.

Internal Revenue Collector Healy. Of Brooklyn,
to-day appointed Joseph Mcdonald OF los Fifty
sixth street. storekeeper. in place OF c. II. Hon-
man, a Republican. Mcdonald is railroad con-
ductor the Third avenue line, and an Anti
Snapper.
Testimony was heard to-day before Judge Van
wyck and a Jury In City Court, Brooklyn, in a
suit brought by Andrew F. Stonebridge against
the Brooklyn City Railroad Company to recover
81. 900 damages for the death Of her son, who.
while strnging trolley wires under the Fulton
street IL" structure, fell to the ground and re-
ceiyed injuries which terminated fatally.
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The Reason Why.

Owing to the fact that Mr.. Shayne pur-
chase largely Of fur skins during the re-
cent panic. when holders were anxious To
sell and buyers were few. and having
manufactured the goods on his own prem
ises by skilled labor which he was able to
employ during the past Summer at low
rates OF wages, he can offer reliable furs,
made mp IN the latest and most fashion
able styles. at very low prlces-in fact
prices which il will be difficult for any
other reliable house in either Europe or
America to duplicate. He announces a
special sale during this and tn coming
week. rnd ladies' WHO can possibly spare
the money should take advantage of this
splendid opportunity,
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Worlds Fair Prizes.

The Russian Sable, Hudson Bay Otter,
Mink and !SedLskin garments MANUFACTURED
by c. c. Shdyns wers awarded .frSt prize
al he H'orld's Fair.
FiIrs wih he Iqbsl sc C. .ShdynS,
Manufacturer, Ncr York; is a g,tdrdn =
lee Of rcirGb.hM
Mr.. ShGyRs establishment is easy Of
occrs' from al paris Of the city, bring
located on I'D 81, betrneen broadway and
9th Are. HIS n>T catalogues riR be issued
~ y f,,r dn"' md rent n cr" T95'-'',
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SITUATION AT BLUEFIELDS.
Four Americans Elected 10 ii q
Council Sept. =.


NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. 1.-The As
ISOLATED Press correspondent in Blue
fields. Nicaragua, under date Of Septem-
Der "a. says that Jose Madriz. Minister
OF Foreign Affairs. who has been in
Bluefields on behalf OF President Zelaya,
has suddenly been deposed from his
office, and on Sept IS left for Managua.
The threatened revolution between the
two parties, as far as can be learned,
on the Atlantic coast. has as yet not
made its appearance. When the civil
war does come 1t will be short. and the
Conservative party, which Is composed
of the brains OF Nicaragua, will once
more be in power.
In an election held on Sept j. Vein
berger was chosen Alcaid; DIR. Paul Os-
terhut, Messrs. Eugene Landry. Samuel
Well and Simon Cohen. Counclmen, all
Americans, and Robert Sheppard, JUS
tice of the Peace, a Colombian. From
the result Of this election II can plainly
be seen that the Americans at Bluefields
are in no great danger at present.
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Fluffy Furs.

Alaska Sable and Black Lynx. hand
some. fluffy furs, are used for trimmings
and also for cspes of various lengths.
A splendid imitation Of genuine otter
and sealskin has been recently intro
duced; it is called electric seal. The cor.
rect name. however. is electric coney,
and are made up to stylish looking capei
and mantles. and look nearly as hand.
some on the street as the genuine article
Prices range from $40 to $50. acc ordinl
to the length. Mr.. Shayne says tina,
while they are handsome in appearance.
they will not wear more than une or two
seasons
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DISCREDIT THE STORY.
Police Don't Believe in n Jack the
Hair-Cutter.

The police of the Stage street station,
Williamsburg. do not place any reliance
In the story told by sixteen-year-o.d
Emma Muller, of 4 Stuyvesant avenue.
who claims that an attempt had been
made to cut off her hair.
Emma says she was in front Of Batter
mans dcy-goods store at Flushing ave.
nue. and Broadway, Saturday night. and
that a well-dressed man, about thirty
years Old, with back Fedora hat, black
hair and mustache. cut her braid of hair
any Of the hair, she says. as he only cut
hat way through.
Last Christmas Emma achieved much
notoriety by telling similar story.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
TNDREWS'S MEN MAY STRIKE.
100 VIII Quit Work II Not Given
Back Pay by Friday.

Unless the $4,000 back pay is forthcom-
Gig before Friday next 800 drivers and
FOSTERS in the Street Cleaning Depart
Nnent will go on strike.
gAAttorney Tomlinson, OF the Street.
tllean.ng Department, says that as soon
p two or three more claims were ready
clf would enter suit for the whole amount
I'll the Supreme Court. He expected to
irike this action this afternoon.
mThe Drivers and Holsters Protective
Thd Benevolent Union, composing EN-
Lloyees of the Department, has notified
Commissioner Andrews of the mems in
tention
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THE KNICKERB0CKER SAFE.
But She Lost Two Men aud Her
Mainmast in the Hurricane.

The Cromwell liner. Knickerbocker.
Capt. Halsey. which sailed from here
Saturday, Sept. %. has arrived at New
A telegram was received at the New
York office of the Company to-day stat
ing that the Knickerbocker lost her sec
ond mate and one seaman overheard IN
The hurricane. She also lost her main
mast and her bulwarks were smashed.
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BRUSHING" AT COLUMBIA.
President Low Says II Was the Only
drawback of Last Season.

Columbia College opened this morning
after vacation with an increased attend
ance of students. The address OF well
come was delivered by President Seth
Low.
He congratulated the students. and
said nothing had occurred to mar the
pleasures of the last session save the
hrushing" OF some OF them. All trouble,
however, had. ne said, been avoided by
The action OF the Board OF Students
The new buildings at Bloomingdale will
be eady for occupancy in 1886
The evening world., 1894-10-01
HEAD CUT AND UNCONSCIOUS.
A Man Found in That Condition in
a Hallway.

Joseph Harrison, a bartender, twenty
years old, of "A Ashland place. Brook
Ign. was found unconscious in a hall
way at Utica avenue at 2.3o o'clock
this morning. There was an ugly cash
in his forehead and another in his head
from which blood was flowing freely.
The police are now trying to discover
how he received his injuries. Some of
the persons living in the house say they
heard crash just before Harrison
was found, and they think he entered
the house while drunk and fell down.
stairs.
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WelI-known Fur Merchant.

c. C. shayne, the well-known manu-.
facturer, 1874 and 1876 West AID ST.. recog-
nizing the fact that sealskins were becom-
ing scarce. took advantage Of the financial
condition OF the market in both Europe
and America during tho recent panic, and
purchased an unusually large stock not
only of sealskins, but of all the leading
fashionable furs. He has decided to give
his customers the benefit
The evening world., 1894-10-01
DIVORCE CASE FOR A JURY.
The Mcfarland Suit to BE Tried
This Term.

LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l.. Oct. l.
special term of the Supreme Court
was opened in this city to-day, Justice
Cullum presiding. The principal case
lis term is the divorce case brought by
Frederick H. Mcfarland. Of Bellport.
against his wife, Clara E.
Lawyer T. b. Seaman on behalf OF Mr..
Mcfarland, made motion before Justice
Cullum for a jury trial, which was
granted.
Mcfarland. in his complaint, accuses
his wife of intimacy with Mr. Landau.
a tea merchant, of Freeport, and also
with two star boarders.'
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An Opportunity for Purchasers.

During this and the coming week he
will offer decided bargains in sealskin
sacques-latest styles at s235. longer for
S275. and the handsomest aud best manu-
featured for $3.50. He does not manufac.
ture or sell the low grades. rs he states
that they do not wear we'll or give salts
faction
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Real Estate.
WJERSEY.
Guide storms Robbed.

PATERSON. y. J., Oct David Storms the
Greenwood Lake guide. was found lying in the
gutter yesterday morning insensib!e. He was re-
moved 10 the hospital and on recovering con-
sciousness said he had been attacked by two
men early In the morning. and had been struck
on the head with some blunt instrument He said
the men then robbed him Of sls2 storms was
unable to give a good description Of the men and
they have not yet boon Capturod.
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Fur.lined Garments.

The new style silk and cloth covered cir
culars. capes and wraps, so to "A inches
long. are popular with ladies who desire
comfortable and stylish garment at a
reasonable price 95. $40, $50 and SOS,
according to the length. These hand
some new style garments are lined with
genuine Siberian Squirrel and trimmed
with Alaska Sable and other handsome,
AuHy fura
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GoIdner Would he n Consressmnn.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Oct. 1,-E1-
Sheriff ". J. Goldncr to-day announced himself
as a candidate for Congress for nomination on
the Democratic ticket to represent the First Con-
gressional District which is now represented by
James W. Covert. Mr.. Goldner is the City Clerk
o. Long Island City. The Republican candidate
for Congress Is ex-Gov. Richard p. Mccormack.
OF jamaica.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Weather FOrecast.

The weather forecast for the thirty-six hours
ending at p. NJ. tomorrow Is As follows:
Fair; slightly cooler: westerly winds.
The following record shows the changes in the
temperature during the morning hours. as in
dicated by the Thermometer at Perry's phar-
macy: . ,. . -
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Mr. N.xi,.. irish Castle Now.

ORANGE, y. J., Oct IA cable was re-
ceiyed In this city to-day by Contractor Thomas
Neyins stating that the Irish Land Court has con-
armed the sale OF Killen Castle, in County Meath.
10 him by the Earl Of Fingal Mr. Nevlns in
ends visiting his new purchase in little while.
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Other Coats.

This house makes specially of genuine
Hudson Bay Otter, md is offering q 80
inch deep Hudson Bay Otter Coat, with
large sleeves and new style skirt. for
$500. SO inches deep for $3.50. and 36
inches deep for s40O.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Special 70 The Evening World
TRENTON. y. j.. oct. William Williams,
o, this Gty. and Nathan Embley and John Carr,
Of CIarksburs burlington County. were driving
across the trolley road at Clinton and Liberty
streets this morning when motor oar crashed
into their wagon All three were thrown out, and
williams was 50 badly huGt that he may die.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Journeymen TnIIors Give In.

The New York Journeymen Tailors Union hav-
ing Eivea up the long strike against the merchant
tsllors nearly all ;.e mcn-sOO In a'l-appiei
for work today he strike was against a 10
per cent. reductcr and lasted fourteen weeks
II was also a very expensive arsir,
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The educational evening classes OF The Twenty
third street branch n the Young Mems Chris
tan Association will open In the Association
Hall at O'Clock this evening Hundreds Of
young women appeared at the building this
morning for admission 20 this evening school. and
were assigned to various classes
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For Opera Wear.

Royal Ermine is made mp into soarfs,
capes and mantles for opera and evening
wear. The abandonment wraps have an
extra collar. Some are trimmed with
Russian Sable. others with Chinchilla.
Chinchilla is used for capes and extern
tensively for trimming fashionable gar
ments.
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Charged with Wife-Murder.

Edward Bull was placed on trial before Judge
Lippinco,t. in the Hudson County Court-House
to-day. charged with cutting his wiie's throat
and attempting to cut his own, at their home IN
Kearney May Is last Prosecutor Winfield opened
he prosecution for the State. The defense will
probably be insanity.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Persian Lamb Capes.

Persian Lamb and Astrakhnn are fash
ionably worn in both Europe and Amer
lea. The newest style Persian Lamb
Capes are offered by Mr.. Shayne at $50
S85. 800 and 1925. The same style in
Astrakhan for Sl5. s2o. s25, $50 and $40.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Persian Lamb Coats.

The handsome. new style Persian
Lamb Coats will be offered at ss5. sl25.
$3.50 and s175. Mr.. Shayne has very
large stock OF these goods to select from.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
SeaIskin.

Sealskin is in popular demand in both
Europe and America. There are, how.
ever. only few of the genuine Alaskas
offered in the market. They are getting
scarcer every year. and in the near future
o seslskin garment will be a rarity.
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Found Dend In bed.

Annie Sweeney, seventy-three years old. a ser
want employed by Mrs. HurwitZ, at $40 Grand
street was found dead in bed this morning.
Heart failure Is given as the cause OF death.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The q O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra of The Evening
world contain more sporting news
of interest than can he found in
any other evening newspaper.
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Trihed with Dynamite.

ORANGE. y. j., Oct. Frank DenmAn, OF
Miiburu, while boring out the cap OF q dynamite
cartridge last night had the fingers on one OF
. = N-T's New ~ ny We cN?''sic7 ~ ne cf7.
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Astrakhan Coats.

The new style Astrakhan Goat. SO inches
deep, with large sleeves and Prince Al
bert skirt, will be offered TOR el0o. dur
ing this sale.
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Scarfs and Boas.

Neck s~arfs and boas will be extern
siyely worn. Mr.. Shayne is Offering very
handsome new styles for IS, 81, $40, els
and upward.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

FLINT's Fine furniture Bat little money Is
required To puTc .ase we'll mair aud durable fu--
nlture at FLINT 5, Is West I'D II. -
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HALF PEIcH is the result Of Free Wool on
CARPETS COwPERTHwAIrs new store Is the
o"l- = "ce V''huu p" ~ TO-, 80
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We are making it hot for high
priced tailors. Never before Of
fered such good value as our New
Line of Fall Suits and Overcoats.
For $15 we can sell you a Suit or
Overcoat that would cost nearly
double the money elsewhere.
We have other grades as well.
Do yourself good turn by Civ
ing us a call
Our fall book Of fashions is
ready. Write for it.
Clothing bought OF us kept pressed
and repaired free o. charge,
WIN. V0GEL & SON
Brot dway Corner HC us,on 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
DEGRAFF READY TO DIE.
NE BIDS MS FATHER GOOD.BI. Una
WILL WITNESS THE ENECUTION
Tho Old Man Says the sheriff win XIII Ill,
Son and He Can Have the Body-A
Man Arrested for BIgsmy.

WINSTON, \. c.. Feb. 7.-Special-
Every arrangement has been made Tor
the execution nero tomorrow OF Peter
bcGram. The sheriff saws he will swing
about I'D. Tho prisoner Is preparing a
statement for the public lie saws fhat
If he rs feeling we'll De viii read Other.
wise he Will not say anything. 1oaylr~
his paper for publication. The condemn "a
man b. still jOvlal and says he IS rral,.
and willing to die. However. he appears
10 be clinging 90 an unknown hope thar
his life Will bee spared. The sheriff had
his face shaved and hair cut to-day. De-
Gran said his saddest thought was tolins
his aged father and mother farewell
They called this afternoon and bads
him g0od-hy. IL was a sad sight. IN.
father says he will stand by his son 10
the last by witnessing the execution
The body will be taken care OF hy he
sheriff. The parents say they do not want
1t. When asked by the sheriff about 4.
the father replied. "NOu will klu him.
therefore you can have his body"
Governor Carr has written that ha
will not change the sentence.
j. Childress, travelling under the as.
sumed name OF Charles Alecham, hss
been arrested I'm Guilford county. ON the
charge of bigamy and highway robbery
lie robbed a man I'm Virginia In April
lSg3 lie also has a wife I'm that State and
one IN Rockingham county this State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
VIRGINIA NOTES.

Either the sheep or the dogs must 20.
and the dogs can outvote the sheep near
~ every time. -Alexandria Sun.
The printers Of Roanoke were prompt
To express their sorrow at the death Of
George W.. Childs. the most helpful
friend their craft has ever known. Their
resolutions. adopted Saturday. are the first
we have seen emanating from typo
graphical union.-Roanoke Record.
Mayor Trout never did better thing
in his life than TO prevent the distri-
button In this city Of vile and corrupting
Observation-Disclosures World.
The Legislature when dealing with the
question OF country roads suffer from
lack OF the sapient advice OF the rising
power Of the bicycle But It is evident
that the statesmen can remedy the want
by having good roads which would at
tract the bicyclars, and the next time
the advice would be wanting.-AleXan-
dra sun.
Mr.. Root. the Republican who ram
against Major Smith 5. Turner, in the
Seventh district, has discovered that he
did not root out a sufficient number OF
votes 10 elect him. considerable num-
Der Of the suffragans or the Seventh DIS
trict may think that root improves their
liquor. but il is evident that they do not
believe that il would improve the House
of Representative Record.
Ex-Congressman Libbey, OF Elizabeth
CITY county, Va. and some other people
from that cocnty, appeared before the
House Appropriation Committee yes
terday and urged that committee 10 make
some provision by which those resident
on the Fortress Monroe rescrva.i3n may
not be impoverished by the eXpen-
Sive system Of sewerage that has
been ordered for that place.
They think they have reason 20
believe tlsey will succeed I'm their Object.
The real object of keeping n tally sheet
r. not 10 intimidatc voters as might be
inferred from Mr.. Priddy's bin, but SIM
ply 10 cradle party managers TO know
which OF their friends have voted and
what at.sentees are 70 be sought. IL Is
Only 10 get out full party vote and 10
crafty a natural desire for information.
TIE best thing TO do with Mr. Priddy $
bin Is 10 lay II on the table and let it
remain there indefinitely Adj
varce.
The Board OF Health Of Norfolk is en-
deayoring to exercise a censorship over
the newspapers OF that city, but III We
may Judge from the indignant and de-
termined protests OF the local press
especially the Ledger and the Nirsinlan-
Il viii hardly be able 70 muzzle the news
papers 10 the extent 10 which the board
thinks the censorship ought TO be en-
forced. Very recently the Ledger was
Informed by the secretary Of the board
that reporters will hereafter be required
10 take notice Of only such matters as may
come before that body officially, and
that any attempt to report personal
opinions OF discussions In the board would
not be tolerated.-Petersburg Index-Ap-
neal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
MAD DOGS ~ IKED ELL.
Cases Before the Railroad Commission
Found Dead.

RALEIGH. y. c., Feb. Especial
Nearly 500 was collected during the past
week for the Confederate monument to
be built here.
or the l2D convicts in the State pris-
on. some 800 are engaged in work on the
state farms
There are no cases OF special import
ance before the railroad commission,
which is now in session. There are about
forty cases on the docket. Since the crea-
ton of this commission 81 complaints
have been filed before it,.
The splendid iron bridge spanning the
Yadkin river at Curtis Ford, Wilkes
county. has been completed. and Is now
ready for travel. 1t cost $1,000.
Dick Powell (colOred), aged about seven
~ years was found dead yesterday morn
ing on the Chester and Lenoir railroad,
near Lenoir. lie had been drunk the
evening before. and it is supposed that
ne lay down and froze to death, there
being no evidence OF foul play, and the
weather being very cold.
Recently there have been a number or
mad dogs in Iredell county. one man was
bitten, as were also a number Of dogs,
a COW and a horse. The COW has since
gone mad and most OF the dogs have
been killed. The man who was bitten
lives I'm the greatest dread that he Will
have hydrOphobia
Erorts are being made 10 secure Dr.
". f.. Hatcher. Of Richmond, 10 hold
meeting AT Wake Forest College.
Mr. IS oek'- fa@y found.
The body Of Mrs. Brock, who was re-
ported as having been murdered by her
husband John Brock. on the .Iid.ile
Sound. three miles above Wrightsville
has been found. She had been Knocked
down. choked. drowned. ana buried in a
shallow grave near the shore. The re-
mains were dug out with ease. There was
no covering over the remains except the
clothing. This is without doubt the most
infamous crime that has ever been COM
mitted in that county. No trace Of Brock
has been found. 10 is now thought that
be murdered his paramount ten years ago.
News comes from Robson county or
the drowning Of the three-year-Old son
OF Alex. Gilchrist in Wilkerson Swamp.
The child had wandered from his play
mates and fallen in the water