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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
WELDING That Rusty Axe.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations Of postmasters.
North Carolina-Charles w. Iayloe'
Washington.
South Carcllna-Douglass Mcintyre Ma
zion. ~ "
Secretary Carlisle to-day appointed W.
y Hazen. of Cincinnati, o., Chief OF the
secret Service Division, Treasury Depart
ment vice \. l.. Drsmn ond, resigned.
Air. Hazen has been in the service Tor
several years, and in politics is Demo
crat.
The Senate has confirmed the nonina-
ton of Bert Russell, postmaster at foca-
hcntas, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
Now yorkers to Get All of the Bonds.
NO STANDING ~ coUR1.
Judge Cox Denies the Injunction Prayed
for by the knights OF Labor.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. "h.-Judge
Cox this morning denied injunction prayed
for yesterday by the knights of Labor TO
restrain the Secretary of the Treasury
from issuing the SlNOOO,OOO of bonds
proposed by him and. of course, refused
to grant the rule against the Secretary
TO show cause why the injunction should
not be granted. The principal ground
of the decision is that the applicants have
no standing i'm court.
Secretary Carlisle was to-day served
with a subpoena issued by the Supreme
Court Of the District in the suit OF the
Knights OF Labor 10 prevent the issue OF
bonds. This however. is mere matter
of form. The process. II is said. Is not
affected by the action Of the court in
dismisslng the application for an inJunc-
ton. as the petitioners do not regard that
action as final, and VIII appeal the ease.
The Secretary took the subpoena with
him TO the White House, and showed IL
TO the President and his associates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
EErTOJys AND FITCH,s SUCCESSORS
They win be L. Il. nuigg, Republican and
IsidOr strauss, Democrat.

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-The special cleo
ton for members of Congress In the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth districts of this
citv 10 choose successors to Messrs. Eel
lows and Fitch, resigned, was held to-
day. Lemuel e. Quigg (Rep) was elected
in the Fourteenth district over William
l.. Brown Dem). Quigg received l5o66
votes. Brown, 12,5S2; Quigg's plurality,
9S4.
In the Fifteenth district Isidor Strauss
memD was elected over Frederick Sigrist
(Rep). Strauss received 1850 votes;
Sierist. 1929; Strauss plurality, 4,OS''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
rnE n. & D. rLoArING DEBr
Chairman Coster. os The Heorg 'nizati"n
Committee, Replies 20 Mr. Oicoii'

,,,,i,,,,, Caster. og The Reorganization
Committee. Replies 20 Mr. Oicoii.
NEW YORK. Jan. So.-The following
communication has been addressed this
morning to the holders Of the richmond
and Danvillc floating debt by +. J..
Olcott president Of the Central trust
Comnanv as chairman OF the commit
tee apuointed by the floating debt holders
10 cali on Drexel. Morgan & Company
I'm relation 10 their position under the
plan of reorganization: -
"Gentiemen: ! mailed TO you last week
the substance Of an interview neid py
Messrs. Baker, Canpon. and myseli, WIN
the Reorganization Committee OF he
Richmond Terminal Company. 1 submit
ted to the committee the communication
which you have received. and not hearing
from them. ] concluded that 1t met Win
their entire approval.
Il have received from Mr.. Coster, the
chairman of the committee. the enclosed
communication. which l hasten 10 put
into your hands,
In answer to Mr.. Olcott. Chairman
Coster, among other things, said that IN
order 70 do no injury TO the holders
OF the Danyille floating debt. they had
last summer obtained an order OF the
court allowing the receivers to consent
that any such holder Of stocks or bonds
affected by the plan light deposit them
on the same basis as otner securities OF
the same issue and hold the reOrganiza
ton receipts as substituted collateral.
The falling Off in railroad earnings dur
Ing the past eight months, as well as
other circumstances have resulted IN a
large additional accumulation Of debt
by the corporation and its receivers
This complication is likely TO involve
some changes IN the plan. The keor-
ganization Committee must also consider
the probability as 10 the continuance OF
small earnings during the next year OF
two with reference TO the future fixed
charges under the plan.
Representatives Of the Danville have
been assured that they will be given sixty
days notice of the sale Of the roaC
under the foreclosure proceedings insu
tuted under the per cent mortgage.
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Railway. Representatives TO Meet.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has invited repre-
sentatives OF she different railroads 10
meet them In conference in washington
on Monday. February l2th, ~ determine
upon some uniform plan OF prescribing
tie forms OF schedules OF rates which the
law requires TO be kept open Tor public
inspection. They wish t. adopt some gen-
eral form, which. while fully complying
with the law, will not De unnece ssMlly
burdensomc OF expensive 20 the railroad
compa1ies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
BILTIWOREAN'S GIFr.
lie Donates 100000 10 the Home for Moth
ers, idOws and Daughters of Soldiers

CHARLESTON, :. C.. Jan. 20-At the
twentv-siNth anniversary OF the Home for
Mothers. Widows, and Daughters Of Con-
ia rlte Soldiers held in this city to-day
..lt of t-Dp1J rOm a Faltinorean W3s
announced. The name OF the giyer Is
withheld. This home is the Oldest In the
South. was founded. and has been. manaS-
ed by women. It has housed hundreds OF
widows and educated nearly thousand
daughters OF Confederate soldiers 1he
association owns the valuable and cNten-
slve building formerly the Carolina hotel
on Broad street. u IS supported oy con-
tributl0ns Of the charitable ana up 10
this time the late W. ". Corcorah Was 10 ~
main uenofactor. This GIT hla'eii"'ls
adds 20 its fund. and is the occasion u
profound satisfaction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
The Onecnsmnre Aground.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 30.-The BRUSH
steamship QueensmOre, hence for Liver
pool, January 18th, went ashore near
Cove Point sixty-three miles below this
mort Monday night, and is still hard
aground. A number Of stevedores have
been sent to her and two large barges
and tugs are also at the point. II is
thought that the greater part Of her
cargo will have TO be discharged before
she can be gotten on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
THE RIOTERS INDICTED.
Thirty Nine of the Lswless Miners sen,
on to the Grsud Jury.

PITTsBURG, PA. Jan So.-All OF the
prisoners .hus far brought to the county
jail from the Mansfield valley mining as
trict. charged with unlawful acts CON
uo,.isd gith tho riots 0t last Saturday
were given "A hearing in The jail TINS
afternoon. Alderman McMillsn.of Mans
fold. presided at the hearing for the
commonwealth. The cases went imme-
di.tolv before the grand Jury. resulting
jn The Indictment OF thirty-nine on the
charge of unlawful assembly. and three
on the charge OF arson and riot. OF tins
number twenty-slx were Polanders. ten
Frenchmen. three Hungarians, two Ger
mans, and one Italian ,-.l-i,-.-L-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

JACKSON, MISS, Jan. So-The Demo-
cratic caucus met at 1880 =. VI. me
forty-sxth ballot resulted: Campbell, o.
McLaurln. 40; Taylor. @; Lowry 20; Stlne.
2. II looks now as though II was Alc-
I.aurin against the field. 1he SITUATION
is becoming extremely Interesting ana u
would surprise no one II to-norro" hlb"'
vould see the end OF the deadlock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. D-in a
snit brought by the government 10
,eet the legality OF sugar trusts
and the absorption Of big fnh-
adclphia refinery judge buper
to-day decided in favor OF the trust. 40
tne case IS a test one IL H. believed that an
sppeal 10 the supreme Court viii De
taken in order that 10 doubt as TO the
legality Of the purchase os local reiiner-
les shall exist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
Fork uninn fobaeso Market.

FORK UNION. VA. Jan 30 Special
Considerable activity is going ON IN our
local tobacco markets. = large quantity
of the weed is being shipped by the local
buyers.
A vigorous stni-hunt is being pushed
bv the Hon. II. j. Flood and his friends
10 Tut that gentleman IN the congressional
shoes Of Hon. Hairy Tucker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
MEXICAN REBrLs DEFEArED.
The Federal Troop. Crssh Ont the iosur-
recfion with One Blow.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 20.-rhe Fed
eral troops have crushed the insurrection
I'm the northern part Of the republic OF
eleven hours fighting.
The insurgents lost thirty men Killed
and the Federal troops seven killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

the official dispatch from Rio Ianciro.
The question raised in the dispatches
this afternoon as 90 what the United
States Government would DO with Admi-
ral Da Cana and his forces n hc has
surrendered 90 Admiral Beuham is cx-
citing considerable interest in official cir
cles here. The statement thar he may
have so surrendered Is credited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

VICTORIA, b. c., Jan. 50-Aihert
s,roebcl the murderer Of John Marshall,
nf Huntingdon. was executed at the Jail
at O'Clock this morning. lie met death
bravely and calmly. preserving to the
last "A cool deineanor which characterized
his every act during the terrible ordeal
of the two trials and final death sentence.
Stroebel made a speech from the sallows'
coufassfng his guilt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
prlrc- -righling ia LOnisIana No Wore.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. op-The
supreme Court yesterday reversed inc
finding OF the grand jury in the case Of The
state against the Olympic club for the
forfeiture Of the charter and the club
WIN bc MT i'm Il receivers hands TO wind
up it, afairs. This ends piize-fishting in
Tho state of Louisiana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

A heavy snow storm is reported from
Boston aud All over New Ensland. inc!ud-
inc LockpOrt, Aubnrp, Ogdensbufg. Watts
town, ~ y. and other points. Winds are
high and travel and Geographic commuhi-
cation are interrupted. M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
Valiant TO he Culllo,Ined To-Day.

PARIS. Jan. ~.--lt IS announced that
the execution OF valiant the Anarchist,
will take place tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
anv deficiency in the current revenue

any deficiency in the current revenue
That was perfectly clear 3.
"But on this pending QUESTION
said II feel that We oufnt nol O'"s -
vote down this. resolution pul !"
afirmatVcly for resolution 'nA' '
Secretary OF the Treasury mas 'h. a."
questionable power 20 issue any 'i '"
Kinds OF bonds provided for IN 'He ie
funding act in order 10 maintain Una,
soildhy IN the Treasury on Wnieh an
our credit and all our money rests
Mr. Quay (Rcp.. Pa) offered an one""-
ncnt TO the resolution providing that tht
money received from the bonds shail pe
applied only 10 the redemption OF tne
legal tender notes OF the United staeeS
presented az the subtreasury In the Guy
OF New York.
Mr. Dubois Rep.. Ida) moved rs
substitute for the resolution. the one re-
ported In the House OF Representatives.
from the Committee on Banking ana cur
iency.
SIR. sherman remarked that he approved
OF that resolution because II recognized
the fuil authority Of the Secretary of the
treasury 10 sell bonds for redemption
nurposcs. and declared that the money. re-
coived from bonds should not be used for
other purposes.
All Of the Bonds viii be Taken.
WASHINGTON. y. C.. Jan 80. -Secre-
tafy Carlisle, after the Cabinet meeting
to-day. authorized the statement that
there was no longer any doubt, if any
ever existed, bat q at the full $50,0o90oO
of bonds would be taken. one offer by
telegraph from New York for S21OWvH
was received to-day, besides many others
! I'm smaller sums Several it IS said, were
for s506.000 and Sl.0lO00J.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5o.-Nr. Fairchild
saws that signatures arc being rapidly
Obtained to the syndicate Of trust conf
| panies which will bid for the entire issue
leof bonds 90 the upset price. majority
of the signatures desired has ALREADY been
obtained.
Ncw Workers to Get All of the Bonds.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-Presidents King,
of the Union Trust; Steward of the
United States and Fairchild Of the New
York Security and Trust Companies, OF
this CITY to-day formed themselves into
q committee Of three TO solicit subscrip-
tions for the now government per cent
loan. They prevailed upon the local bank
ers and trust companies to sign for over
so OooOOO of the bonds at Secretary Car
isles upset price. III. .223. This sets al
rest all the talk about the failure OF the
loan. Local subscription books Will cloS'
at noon tomorrow, by which time 1t Is
confidently believed that this citys Imam
cial institutions and capitalists VIII nav
over-subscribed for the bonds offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
RANGE rHERxoMErEK.

rhe following was the range OF tne tner.
,,ame,er al 1he Times once yestefasy'
= A. Al. 80; II NJ. u: =. NJ. %: ~
20: 0 y. NJ. 81 Y NJ, u. AS9ssss 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

When order was restored Mr.. Bryan
Dem. Ncb) rose to reply. lie comph-
mcntcd the cloQucuce Of AIR. CocNi"",
but said that he believed that the baNiu
pebbles Of truth would be more ehcel'Ne
fban tho Goliath iayelin of errors Con
tmuiny he said 'The objections ufsed
AGAINST the income tax are more numerous
th,n welel,fy. some have denied the con-
stltntionalitv Of the income taN' h"t in'
,.'',.d controversy i'm the Springer case.
cr,- few have denied the Justice OF an
none lax. The principle is endorsed py
noarIv all writer's on political economy
and commends itself 10 every unprelu,
d,ced mind. \ Kew York paper contaiheh
a few days ago sketch ot me I'.,',,, a',,,
.oo,an in the United states, with properly
,.orth sixty millions aud an Income VI
probably more than three millions @n-
nually. She lives in cheap poaiums
house and brings her living eApeise'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

LONDON, Jan. 30.-Dispatches received
to-day from Rio de Janeiro, dated jan
nary 30th. state that at 10 o'clock this
morning Admiral Da Cana having opened
fire upon one Of the American war
ships, a sharp engagement followed, with
the result that Admiral Da Cana sur
rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
FUNERAL OF Mr.. D. P. POWERS.
Sc ,ttsviIIians Blame the senate for Coxey's
Crusade,

SCOTTSVILTE, April 3o.-(Special)-
Our town and whole community mourn
deeply the loss Of MIR. u. T. Powers. our
beloved County Superintendent ~ Schools.
His remains arrived here by rain from
Richmond yesterday. and were escorted
to the Powers House." his home. by
nearly all OF our citizens. white and color
ed. His family, who were all beside his
deathbed i'm Richmond, consisting OF his
wife. four daughters. two sons. two
Notwithstanding. and two gre ndchildren.
accompanied his remains here, as also his
two brothers, of Richmond. Rev. Pike
Powers and X. W. Powers. Esq. The
burial took place at the Old Staples bury
ing-ground, one mile beyond Glendower.
the funeral party leaving the Powers
House" soon after O'Clock l.. NJ. to-day.
The country people all around Us are
greatly stirred up in regard to "Coxey's
army" Many of them are apprehensive
of serious trouble If II Is not promptly
suppressed ~ Congress. They are dis
y6sed 10 blame the Senate for the whole
thing. believing that 1t comes from the
dilatory proceedings OF that body.
SenatOr-elect Martin Is at home.
Mr. l.. NJ. Pitts, of Elk Island. was here
on visit to his parents Saturday and
Sunday. The family Of Mr.. Arthur l..
Pitts. OF Arvon!a, are visiting his fathers
home here.
There is already much talk OF a sue
cossor to Mr. Powers. though no one IL
specially mentioned as yet, but they Will
be on hand in a day or two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
RICHMOND OPTICAL Co.,
115 east Broad street.
[my 1.Tu, Th&Sul
DROAD- STREET CREDIT.HOUSE,
I'D ROTHERT & CO.

$50 WORTH FOR 81 CASH AND 81 A WEEK.
800 WORTH FOR 81 CASH AND % A WEEK.
Travelling salesmen are noted for keen obscr.
walton, One OF thsm. representing ono OF the
largest concerns In New York, while In our store
waiting to tako an order. remarked that
"ROTHERTS was the liveliest place he had
seen south OF tho Potomac" aud 1t seemed to
him TO be 1.-THE resort OF the purchasing public
OF Richmond for HOUSEFURNISHINGG GOODS"
Matrons OF many years experience in house
keeping wers selecting what particular thing or
things needed To take the place OF those worn
cut. while young housekeepers were adding to
their yet incomplete housefuruishinss: young
ladies' on the verge Of matrlmony wero selecting
CHAMBER SUITS, CARPETS, COOk-SIOVES,
&C., aud getting estimates TO take to their in-
tended husbands that they might know Just
what he will have To pu. aside each week or
month-thc payments which kOriiEhr & CO.'S
liberal terms allow. A iar-seeing young man.
whose sweetheart has named the happy lay IN
the near future, WAS making purchases from
list which tho two had conformity made. lie w,ll
make small first pay on these articles, and by
smoking LEGS cigars and censng to go around
with the boys will save eaca week more than
enough TO meet the small payments required Dy
ROTiIERf t CO., and by tho time the marriage
takes place most, n not all, OF the necessary
articles To furnish suite Of coy rooms for light
housekeeping will To paid Tor Young married
ladies' who have boon boarding with mothers tor
awhile aud have 'termined to go housekcer.
ing for them selves are there with happy faces,
avainng themselves OF ROTIiERTS low prices
I aud liberal terms 10 furnish their new homes.
] There are few houses IN tho world where seller
! aud customer meet each other with such conii-
/ dence and good will. The ever-comple'e stock
! OF FINE AND MEDIUM CHAMBER, PARlOk,
| AND DINING kOOM FURNITURE, CARPETS,
! DRUGGEls, MATTINGs. RUGS, COOKING
AND HEATING-STOvFs, REFRlGERAIUk>.
: ICE-TONEs, FANCY AND PLAIN CHAIRS.
BEDDING. CHINA DINNER, TEA; an, hND
! TOILET SETS. CLOCKS. SlDEBOARDs, MIR
! RORs, SILVER TABLEWARE, and everything
else for furnishing a holse awaits your coming.
I kOTuERI & CO.'S BROAD-srREEr CREDIT
HOUSE.
sos east Broad street.
fmy l-TuSFl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
D. Three Deaths at Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, April So.-(Spe-
cial.) Mr.. John W. Padgett, an old resi-
dent of this city. died at his home here on
Sunday morning last. Mr.. Padgett was
well known. having for many years fol-
lowed the trade Of a sai-maker. beside
being a prominent Mason. His funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at Z
o'clock, and will be attended by the Ma
sons OF this city.
Miss Anna Donnelly. the lS-year-old
daughter Of MIR John Donnelly. died at
her home on Prince street. In this city,
OF consumption, on Saturday last. Her
funeral will take place from 81. Mary's
Catholic church, on Royal street, here to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Stephen Green, the son OF Mr.. Ste
phen Il. Green, OF this city, died at his
residence here on Sunday last His fune-
raj will take place this afternoon.
Rev. Fathers Payne, OF stanton, and
pineen. OF Harpers Ferry. are In this
city at present directing the devotion or
the forty hours at st. Mary's Catholic
church, on Royal street, here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
THE OXFORD BABY MYSTERY.
Mrs. Leary and Companion Left II mt the
ASYLUM and Went North.

HENDERSON, ". C.. April So.-(Spe-
cial)-It now turns ont that the baby
left at the orphan Asylum at oxford
about week ago was left by Mrs.
Leary Mrs. Ieary, as she called herself,
had been boarding at Littleton for about
three months. She kept rather quiet and
led n retired life. At first she said that
she was from Wilmington. n. c., and
insisted that she was southern woman.
She said that her husband was naval
officer and was of on cruise. She had
money In abundance. and fixed up lot
OF nice clothes for the baby. ON Saturday
night Qlst instanO the Atlanta special
had orders to stop at Littleton, which
is only "a flag station for this train. She
took this train. saying that she going to
Atlanta A gentleman met her and with
him she got off at Henderson and took
carriage for oxford, and after depOsiting
the baby at the asylum came back and
took the fast train North here next morn
ing at 1880.
The couple bought no tickets here, but
are said 10 have gone via the train as
far north as Richmond. The baby Is in
oxford and doing nicely, having been
adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Han, who
are said to be fine people. 1t Is boy
infant. nice looking. and is now about
weeks old.
Rain is badly needed here. The spring
is late, but the crop outlook Is good so
far.
There is some uneasiness here because
Of couple OF cases Of scarletina on
Church street.
Professor Massey. Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College. Raleigh, spoke
here TO the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation last night. and Captain Frank
Cunningham of your city, delighted the
audience with his fine singing.
Rev. J. T.. Thacker. Of oxford, preached
at the Presbyterian church yesterday eve
ming The pastor. Rev. DR.. Morton. Is in
attendance at the Union-ThoologicalS Semi
nary at IIampdenSidn where he IL
on the Examining Committee
Mrs. George Smith. of your city. Is here
on visit TO her brother Mr.. j. l.. Tay-
lor
Captain w. W. Carraway passed
through here on Saturday night on MS
way back from oxford court He is very
popuIar here. as well as throughout I'VE
state and is spoken Of as the candidate
for Congress in the Second District. lie
viii make a fin, canvass and good
member If elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
Notes from Wake Forest College.

WAKE FOREST. n. c.. April CO.
Special MIR. Henry Blount, of Wilson.
y. c., who has 80 rapidly grown in popu-
larity as an orator. lectured here last Sa-
turday in the college chapel before an
appreciative audience. His subject was
beyond the Alps Lies Italy"
The following gentlemen have been re-
Gently elected TO represent the EuZelan
Society in the next anniversary exercises:
President OF debate. ". Royal. Wake
Forest y. c.; orator. II. T. Daniel, Wei
don. y. c.; first debater, J. II. Kerr.
Yanceyville. y. c.; second debater, /. NJ.
Meekins. Columbia. y. G.
Mr.. G. VI. Billings. of Danville Va.
was elected to represent the society in a
public intercollegiate debate to be held
at Morehead city, y. C., next summer.
Mr.. Bruce Benton, Of Union county. n.
c.. has been awarded the medal by the
Euzelian Society for the most improve
ment in oratory and debate.
I am glad to note that DR.. Edwards.
who has been sick for several days. Is
able to b. out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
Sudden Dealt, Of JaDitor Hill.

Mr. James Merriwether Iiill died sud
aerlv al his home No. SIS Moore street
sunday night about 10 o'clock IN the oo'h
wear of his age.
he.n ianitor at the Third Police-Station
and was held in high esteem by all VINO
Enew him. lie was in his usual health
sunday. and left the station about I.
o'clock in excellent spirits. Arriving at
home he ate hearty supper. ana was
80 IA o,cIock he was taken i'll. and died
in a few minutes. Heart-disease caused
his death. lie leaves widow ana hVe
children. 81, 49,.
His funeral will take place TINS aiter.
noon AT 8 o'clock from calvary Bap'ls,
church. The following gentlemen VIII ac,
os pall-bearers: Captain iiulce, Sergeant
Irnns Citv-Sergeant Epps, and Officers
Matthews, Harris, Dugan. Pillow ana
C'luelV.