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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
cHETSTI4N ENDEAYOR.
The First state Convent on Marked WIN
Enthusa SIN nnd farnestre"'

WINSTON. y G.. April so.-speeial.-
The first Christian Endeavor state Con-
ventlon. which closed here Sunday night
proved to be delightful gathering or
christian workers, and the various SEES
sions were marked with enthusiasm an"
oorncstncSs. The convention gave evil
dence that the Young people of North
Carolina are moving forward I'm religious
work and that they are banding them
selves together for "Christ and The
church" The following officers We're
elected for the ensuing year. President
Rev. \. d. Thacler. Of Winston, Secfe-
tarv. Mrs. 4. l.. Hendricks. of salem.
Nfve-Presidents. ID. L. r. Harris OF Hen
derson. Miss laura y. Fields of Green's
boro. N. A. PfChl Of Salem. Rev. G.. T.
Nariel Of New Berne. Directors. j. Nor
man wills Of Greensboro. Rev. T. NJ.
johnson Of Henderson, r. \. Spaush or
Salem. Rev. james r. Jones Of Greens
blro. j. s. McCubbins. Jr.. Of Salisbury,
Professor George 81. White Of GuiliorI
College.
The committee of ladies appointed TO SCI
lect c0lors for State badges. recommended
the adoption Of the following which was
accepted. Green and white. with gold let
terne the green 10 signify GROWTH
white purity. and gold for sunshine.
The place and date for holding the
second annual convention was left In the
hands OF the executive committee. Dur
Ing the convention 81 delegates We're
registered. OF these ll9 were from other
towns and cities The delegates left Wins
ton singing God Doe with you till We
meet again.
MIR. II. Taylor Godiin, who has had
Charge of Dun * CO. s. office in this city
for several years left last night 10 take
charge OF the office an Lynchburg. Va.
His family will remain here unul about
the first OF June. The Winston office will
be In charge of Mr. W. j. Roberts. late
of the Lynchburg office.
Mr. j. g. Buxton, attorney for the
North State Improvement Company. says
that IL will realize from $4,000 10 $780,
90 as fesult of the Cape Fear and Yad-
Kin Valley railroad compromise in Bal
umore last week A final decision is ex-
pected before Judge Simontou on June
18th, at the Federal Court, held either at
Greensboro or AsheVille.
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woMEN bDi1on, !, psrnnsBURG.
The Index-Appeal In Fair II. nhs-Threw n
Rock nt the Train

PETERSBURG. VA. April 80. Special.
This morning about 10 o'clock. as the
south-bound passenger train was passing
through the city. in the vicinity OF the
bridge over Gin street. some unknown
person threw rock or some missile at
the train, which broke through the win
dow glass of one OF the passenger
coaches, and narrowly escaped striking
lady. who was seated at the window.
After the train reached Rcam's station
the fact Was teiegraphed TO the railroad
authorities here, who subsequently re-
ported the same TO the police The lat
ter however. were unable TO ascertain
who the party VAS VINO had stoned the
train.
Messrs William $ Thompson and Geo.
A. ThompsoiS of this Iity purchased
privately to-day the stock Of gas-dNt,res
OF Mr.. J. B. Brady. who. for some years
past has been carrying on business on
Bollinghrook street.
The rains OF the past two days and
nights have caused a considerable rise
in all OF the streams. The Appomattox
river is over the Wharves. and Nottoway
river and Stony creek are also very
high.
Flfty-nine aeeds were admitted 10 rec
ord in the Office OF the clerk of the
court during the past month. and mar
riage licenses were issued 10 twelve cOu-
ples-white 1--WE. colorcd seven.
Mir. Jos. Macln is TO be an independent
candidate FOR supervisor OF Matoaca
magisterial district of Chesterfield coun-
~.
The womans edition OF the Index-Ap-
peal VIII make its appearance tomorrow
morning. IL will be fourteen-page
paper. brimful OF Interesting reading
matter and advertisements. The pro-
ceeds from the paper are 10 be applied
TO furnishing the Young Mems Christian
Association hall when IL is completed.
The paper will have an immense sale.
The committee appointed from the
Common Council TO attend the annual
meeting of stockholders OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad. 10 be held at Roa-
noke tomorrow, left here this morn
INK. AT this meeting thirteen directors
OF the company are 10 be elected.
2 The condition of Miss Gussie Groom.
who was shot by her sister on last Satur-
day, remains unchanged.
The Petersburg Grays are now having
gaard-mount drills.
The Fowlkes tract of land. In Dinwiddic
county. near sutheriand's station. on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. was sold
II public auction to-day on the premises
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IPREACHFJ' f''RSE STOLEN.
The Thief Tracke" ...thin Twelve Miles
If n.nN LIZ 1, InInn ncnni

The Thief Iracke's ..,thin Twelve Miles
cfDenv lle-F,r u Uninn Depot.
MARTINSNlLLE VA. April 80 -Spc-
cial.-Rev j. ". Halls horse was stolen
from the stable of Mr.. T.. J. Scales on
Main street saturday night. sheriff Da-
Wis tracked the horse within twelve miles
of DanVille. an Il but for the rain erasine
the footprints, no doubt would have
q ptured the thief
Mr.. J. b. Aaron. of Mariinsv,lle, lost two
fine mich COWS last week. and they
were very fat, and it is thought that
they have been driven off and butchared.
There Is en- foot negotiations TO nave q
Union depot on the site OF the Danville
and Western by running "a belt line north
of Fnyette street. and tapping the Norfolk
and Western railroad somewhere near the
western line II the corporate limits. SuCh
a step would he of great benefit 10 the
shipping people. and add TO the revenue
of both roads; as IL is now, the two de-
pots are some distance apart. and time
and trouble In transferring from one to
the other is great Should such a line be
built, common stem could be adopted
from Martnsvillc 10 Waller saving four
miles of road to the d. AMI w, and the
trouble OF backing I'm and out OF town
as il now does, giving that road "a good
line through town
From the large number Of candidates
for office TO bc elected i'm May the names
cannot be printed on the ticket required
by law. three by I'VE inches" and II
is believed that perhaps more than half
offered viii be thrown out. thereby Vir-
tually destroying the suffrage OF our
people. The condemnation of the law is
becoming more general every day.
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Mrs. NewtOn's Work.

LOUISA, VA, April S0.-S;pecial.-Mrs.
w. r.. Newton. state organizer Of the
Womcns Christian Temperance Union.
made several addresses here yesterday
and day before. and secured a number
Of names. and aroused considerable in
terest in the cause she so well represents.
She is a most estimabe lady. modest and
retiring In her appearance before an
audience. seeming TO be impelled only by
a sincere desire TO promote the best in
terests of humanity. She goes from s"re
to Ashland. She organized several
unions last week in AlDcmarle county.
She is the wife of Major j. W. Newton,
Of stanton. who lost leg while with
the old Firth Virginia Regiment. Stone
wall Brigade.
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Mr. strobe Wins the Orators Medal.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April 30
Snecial-A friendly scunle last night
ended IN an ugly cutting scrape, In which
Wiham jackson cut Clark Gregory and
Eugene Rose Gregorys cut IS a sefl-
GUS one. I'm the groin. Ihe men are
an brakemen in the employ OF the
Southern railway Rose was acting the
part Of the peace maker. with the usual
result. jackson Is in jail.
Last night the annual contest Tor Inc
orafor's medal occurred in the Washing
ton Society at the University. Mr. X.
{. STROBE won the coveted honor.
Miss Alice Del. Gerradeau. of Calves
ton, Tex. was married 10 Or. g. 1. Vert
enbaker to-day at Boston, Mass. Dr..
Wertenbaker a son OF Colonel Werten-
baker. of this city Is In The United
States Marine Service. and Is at present
stationed at lcXeS. Del.
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NORFOLK COUNTY FIGHT
CONTEST BETWEEN THE STRAIGHT
OTIS AND FUsIONIsTS IS LIVELY.
Sam Small Hes started Another Newspaper.
Mr.. Gompsrs speaks TO the Labor Pco-
ple-vics-Presideat ~. John.

NORFOLK. VA. April 3o.-Thc contest
for the control OF Norfolk county Is wax
ing exceedingly warm. The Fusionists
claim that they will win Win hands
down. while the other side-t1s straight
out Democrals-say they are gaining
strength daily, and viii certainly defeat
the coalition Of Republicans and Demo
Gratis.
The straigh.-outs. at their Huntersville
meeting. nominated for Commonwealth
Attorney Mr.. J. VI. Coston, and for
treasurer DR.. Tabb These gentlemen
declined to run and J. VI. Eason. Jr..
has been selected for Commonwealth
Attorney, and Mr.. Hardy e. Williams LOT
treasurer Both OF these gentlemen arc
strong candidates. The straight
have appointed a campaign committee
AMI will tomorrow open headquarters III
this city.
Mr.. George NJ. Jones. their chairman
saws that a vigorous canvass VIII be
made with speakers upon every stump
ia the county They do not want the as
sistance OF either Republicans or Prom
biflonists. and il the Democrats cannot
win fighting under their own flag they
VIII accept defeat
MI GOMprRS spFAKS.
Mr.. Samuel Gompcrs. cx-prcsident OF
the Federation of Labor OF the Unltcd
States. Is TN the ciiy. and tonight de-
ljvorcd an address al Emcnld's Han 10
n large audience. His subject was "Or-
gauizcd Labor the Saviour of the Re
puIJic" Mr. GOmpers is interesting the
labor.ng men Of the country IN iight.
which the United Garment Workers Of
tho United States is having with q large
firm in New York. and has been promis-
ed The enthusiastic support OF the Nor
folk organizations.
Mr.. =. St Jonn. vice-presidcnt OF the
Seaboard Air Line. Is becoming very
popular with the people Of this section.
The Ladies Memorial Association OF
North Carolina have presented him with
set Of resolutions expressing their APP
probation Of his kindness in reducing the
fair over the road for persons desiring TO
attend the unvcling Of the Confederate
monument.
SEws MOTIFS.
Tho Pfesbytory Of Norfolk has dissolved
the pastoral relations Of Rev. W. G.
Lindsay with the Holmes church, IN the
Eastern Shore Mr. Lindsay will take
charge of the church at Blueheids. West
Virginia.
The suit Of Hon.. John r. Massey
against iNf ill'l VIII ~ 'hil'H IT. All'
Court of Law and Chancery May Eth.
and Witnesses have been summoned for
that date. The court will be engaged OIL
this case about two weeks.
Home-raisod Strawberries viii be on the
market this week. The truckers expect
n good year.
The first number Of the Primary News.
Rev Sam Smal's paper has appeared.
Mr. Small says he will have the Hveliost
all wrongs.
II woud appear that the new city or
dance which 90 e into effect tomorrow
requiring all bar-rOoms 10 be located in
rooms on the ground-hoor. facing the
street. also providing there shall be no
shades, screens. or painted windows.
viii not drive many of the dealers out of
the business. All of the old liquor sellers
are coming forward and taking out
licenses.
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STANTON, VA, April 3o-Special--
Two deeds Of trust were recorded to-day
by two Of the most prominent farmers Of
Augusta county-H. H. Hamilton and j.
=. Hamilton. only real estate was con-
veycd IN the deed. Both convey their
farms. II. II. Hamilton makes hve
classes Of croditors-the first class S.oJJ;
second Mrs Hamiltom Sl,6N, the third
class covers $50; the fourth and NTH
classes cover all the minor debts The
assets as conveyed. are supposed to be
not over 81. 100.
j. r. Hamilton creates five classes OF
creditors also. the first class covers NWV;
the second Mrs. Hamilton. $3.50, the
third class. S9.62j All other debts are
Incorporated IN the fourth and min
classes. The assets are about $500.
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About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
while Car No. 70 was making its west
influence or liquor boarded IL at Four
teenth street. According 10 Conductor
Lucks statement the man attempted 70
pass a counterfeit half-dOllar OF on him
The conductor would not accept IL, and
as the man would offer him nothing else
he proceeded TO unload the stranger. But
the man OF counterfeit money refused 10
get OF. so the car was stopped at
Eleventh street. and according TO the
statement Of eye witnesses the CONDUCTOR
and stranger had II in good fashion
Considerable excitement prevailed among
the occupants of the car The stranger,
however remained aboard. and went
journeying westward. No arrests were
made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

whnt is Being Done by Tho Ep scopal
Church in Minnesota

A highly interesting and instructive adj
dress was delivered last evening by Rev.
Mi Gnlhllan. a. Minnesota n tho lcc-
ture room OF the Church OF tine Holy
Trinity on the Christian work among
the Indians 600 the Diocese of Bishop
Wljpple of Minnesota. After short evon-
rg services. conducted hy the rector.
Rev j. j. Gravatt. the latter Introduced
ihe visitor go the congregation, which uu-
fortunately was d sinai one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
AsTOIEN H0K>t AZ A RINGER.
Appea'e ed Under the Name Of Echo and
Di,eov. red to b. The Mi sing ". H.

CHICAGO, April 90.-Roby turned up a
sensation to-day Echo. IN the second
race. at 30 10 1. and backed in the pool
rooms throughout the country, was found
to be- a ringer. the horse being w f..
who was tolen on January 10Th from Je-
rome Park. Evidence duplicates the noto-
rious BrannOns in the job. I ne judges
took possession OF the horse. and ne will
be held for owners Identification. One
Bradley who made the entry, disappear
ed suddenly Echo never had a chance
for he was left at the post. Three fay-
ortes won to-day. Summaries.
First race-siX furlongs. Lady Rose
dOo. Soden. 10 81 first. Aspen second
San Salvador third. Time. lis 81
Second race-nine furl0ngs.-Deceit Q03
Everett. 10 10 - hrst. Uncle Jim second
Tattersall third. Time. 20lis.
Third race-fve and a half furlengs.-
Colo oil, Penny, 3 10 81 first. La Gartia
second. Caesar third. Time, i;i0 a.
Fourth receive and a half furlongs-
Foxhall COS. Caywood. 10 % first, Bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Minister Eustls will be supplied with
Record OF the Evidence.

PARIS. April 30-United states AM
bassador Eustis to-day requested NJ
Hanotaux. Minister OF Forelgn Atalrs'
TO communicate TO him a copy OF the
evidence upon which eN-'onsui amer
y.,s corvictef and sentenced e. twenty
years Imprisonment. VI. HanotauN nm
mediately wired Mr.. Eustis that ne Wouih
supply him with records Of me COURT
martial the moment they arrived. s,.,.
THE Unite! Press learns from the high
EST authority that the French Foreign
flee Is firmly convinced that the United
states Government Is secretly support
ing Japan, and this belief Is shar1l IN
This feeling Is causing the French Gov
cfumfrt "A good deal Of anxiety concern
ing the possible outcome or the Joint
Protest Of France Germany ana RUSSIA
against Japanese occupation or 'nllese
mainland territory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
rgE T1Mys-RICnMOND Va WEDNESDAY NAY I 1895

amendments made 20 the constitution
and bylaws. and other interesting bust
ness will doubtless be brought up Tor
consideration.
The drummers will wear a badge Of
unique design. blue in color and bearing
in letters Of black this Inscription: state
Convention. r. T. A. of America. Rich
mond. Va. May I'd
special invitation TO attend the con-
ventiOn has been extended 10 the VIM
ston IN. c. post of the association.
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MISS WOUD UdED BADLY HURT.
she WINS Thrown From Her Horse Opposite
the Exposition Grounds.

4 serious accident happened yesterday
afternoon 10 Miss Mary Woodward while
she was ont horseback riding. While
passing the Exposition Grounds her horse
became frightened and ran away, throw
ing Miss Woodward violently 10 the
ground and knocking her senseiess Mr..
Gus Delarue happened 10 Doe driving past
an the time and he Immediately Went
20 the young lady's assistance. He car
ried her into the house OF Mr. John
Abortion Just opposite the Exposition
Grounds and sent for the doctor az the
soldiers Home. he being the nearest
Everything possible was done for Miss
Woodward by the MOrtOns. and she so
far revived as TO ten them that she
lived al so. 923 Floyd avenue. Mr..
Dciarue at once urove there and Informed
Mr. Woodward OF what had happened.
DR. T.. j. Moseley was al once summoneh
and drove with Mr.. Woodward out TO Mr..
MortOn's The exact state Of the young
ladies' injuries could not be learned. but
they are more or less Of a serious nature.
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EnsfNille News Notes.

FASTNILLE. VA. April 30-Special.-
the Democratic primary came of on
saturday, the nth. The nominees are arr,
fornev samuel A. Jarvis FOR sheriff.
J. h. wise Tor treasurer. Zorro Wills for
commissioner OF the revenue. }. =, WI
liams viii run as independent canuidat"
for treasurer.
Rev. ". {. Lindsay a Presbyterian
divine OF this county, has LETT Bay
View for Buehcld, W Va, where he
The New YORK. Philadelphia and Nor
folk railroad has added 10 the switch
capacity at Eastvill. station so as to
accommodate longer trains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

IL Made an At. ok en- sher' Who Made
Clean Sweep in Return.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, April So-The
hi:ial number of the Hartman CTenn)
PROGRESS contained a leader bitterly at
lacking w. II. Ladd, Sheriff of Roanoke
county. The vocabulary OF Nituperation
was well nigh exhausted. Adultery. de-
fault in office. suborning of witnesses in
a recent murlsr trial, and other equally
wicked charges were = ade against Ladd.
To-day the Sheriff and a number Of
his Deputies made a cleaa sweep of the
Progress Office. carrying the editor. George
II. Freeman. and W. II. Sauborn and 5.
w Williams. proYrietors. 10 jail at Kings
ton. on the charge Of criminal libel Two
office employees. including the typo who
St the Obnoxious editorial. were arrested.
This is the greatest sensation Hartman
ever had.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

aootbar American Horse Wins.

LONDON. April 30.-The Newmaf~NS,s
first spring meeting opened to-day WIZ.
the two thousand guneas trial pld'e 81
2l0 sovCreigns for all axes, the winner 70
be sold by auction for 300 soNere'e,'s..
II was won by NJ. r. Dryers Banquet
H.. Lord Aillngton's Legal Tender sec
ond. - Esmond third. Seven horses
ran. The betting was 10 against SAN
quet H.. 10 to 1 against Legal Tender.
8 TO ( against EsmOnd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The Bond Of $4,000 Made Up of Char
lotte's est Citizens,

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. April 3O.-Special.
j. r. Holland. the bank defaulter. was
released from jail on d $1,000 justified
bond to-day. and he is now with his
family in this city. No trial was held.
as the defaulter waived examination.
The bond was made up without any
trouble whatever, and signed by twenty
one OF Charlotte's best citizens. repre-
senting $1,000 Holland will be tried IA
the United States Court, which convenes
in this city in June.
Examiner Miller is still here. and thinks
there may be others who are implicated
IN this affair Hollands shortage now
foots up 10000.
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Fue Ia Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA, April SO--Fire broke
out this morning in the Austell block. on
the north end Of the Forsyth Street
bridge. and did $4,000 damage The build
ings were used chiefly as warehouses for
Shook a Haverty lose $4,000 on furni-
ture G.. Il. Everett 4 Co. lose 5000 on
hay and grain. The Austells lose 5000
on their buildings. and other small losses
run the total up to $2S.0oO.
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rHE rIEcfIoN IN wAnw1cK corxrY.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April SO.-Spe-
cinl. IT he Democratic primary - War
wick county to-day passed Off quietly
owing to the multiplicity Of candidates
and the fact that the election was con-
Quoted IN accordance with the Walton
law, the result Will not be definitely
known before morning. The contest for
very close. and al late hour tonight
IL is impossible 10 forecast the result
J. VI. Curtis the present incumbent. was
the only candidate for county treasurer
f. W. Milstead is renominated for sheriff
beyond q doubt and II is believed that
IT, T. ballard is renominated for county
treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Quite large audience assembled ar
Belv.ierc Hall last night 10 witness
the performance under the auspices OF
the West-Eud Comedy Company for the
benefit OF the Methodist room of the
WOman's Christian Association and a
snug sum was realized by the ladies f0r
the charitable object
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Ia lroal Earnings.

The earnings of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for the month OF
March. 1895 were $50 23S.sl. expenses $22,-
255.S0 The earnings of the Petersburg
railroad for the same month were N5,-
1854. expenses 3l07S.
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Jhe Henry Parker Ashore.

CAPE CHARLES, VA, April S0-The
two-masted schooner henry Parker. IN
ballast New York 10 Norfolk. Va. went
ashore this afternoon, fodr miles south
vest of Smith Island. There is no pros
meet of gctting her OF. 4 crew of six
men we're saved by the life-saving crew.
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Chaneery Court.

In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr.
James H. McEv0y qualified as admins
traitor Of Margar.. Feenan.
Messrs. r. NJ Pitcher and Walter H.
Ryland were admitted 10 the practice OF
law In the Chancery Court yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

ALBANY. y. Y. April 30.-The era.
racing bill and Wild's two bills 10 carry
ont The onfi-gamhline provisions OF the
new constitution We're ordered 10 n tnlro
reading IN the Senate this afternoon
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JHE EETOHHERs" WIN.
All Of Present Members of Lyncbburc'
CIV auncil Hsa'en Except Five

iYNrHBURG, VA, April VA PIT
nary election for the selection Of Demo-
c'atic Council ticket to be voted for az
the rcgulir election next month was held
here to-day. and resulted .n the defeat
Of all the present members Of the COun-
Ell except five. This is Ciaimed az "A VIC
tory for the reform party" Little in
tcrcst was manifested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

al Open-Door Mission. 40 west Broad
street. Wednesday. Thursday. and Fri
day afternoon at o'clock sharp. Chris
tans specially invited. Everybody well
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

After the grip. diphtheria, pneumonia,
scarlet-feyer, typhoid-feyer, etc. Hoods
imparting the strength and vigor so much
desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Hoods pills cure all liver Ills. relieve
consultation and assist digestion. 25c.
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OBITUARY
rMrL sALAMoNsxY.

Mfr Emil Salamonskv. the senior mom-
Der of the familiar firm of Salamousky
q CO.. died az his residence. NO. lvo ~
east clay street. yesterday morning az
$40 o'clock. His funeral will take place
from his residence AZ o'clock this an D.
tcrnoon. Thu deceased has been resi-
dent of this city for tho past thirv-hFe
years. He was highly esteemd' ana was
known I'm business circles as one or inc
most successful fashionable tailors. lie
was a prominent member Of the sons OF
BENJAMIN and the Home Circle besides
being president OF the Free sons or Is
rael.
he was "a brother 10 Mrs. \. simon,
Mrs. r. Myers. of this city. and Mr.. JOS.
salamonsky. OF Norfolk. He was "a Kind
father and husband and a man OF stef-
ling traits and character and good
citizen. 4 wife and four children sur
vive him 10 mourn their loss.
Honorable pan-bearers are Judge > b.
Witt H. Whitlock b. Beecher Levi
Hexter. S g. Wallace John Potts. VII
liam Flegheimer and ". r. Mckenney.
The active pall-hearers viii Doe b.
Fiorshoim A. NJ. smith, Dr., a. H. kauf-
man. Elias Haun. W. Mann. S. Cohen.
l.. Feldheimer. A. Greenwald.