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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
rHE Ems Bhz<AR.
A Meeting La,t Nighs ut which nm organs
..,su,. Ma. verfected.


rho committee on the Eiks bazaar
net al chris. Evensen's yesterday even
ing. and elected the following oincers' -
A plzzlnl. chairman: &. V. CLASH, seVIc-
tarv. Julius Strauss, treasurer inc "s
zaar will be held at the Theatre or Acau-
envy about April 18th. and VIII continue
two weeks The Elks propose TO make
this a grand affair
THE Grand Exalted Ruler Edwin II
Uay and lady will be invited TO be pres
ent and open the bazaar
The following committees were appoint
ed:
decorations itteldorfer Binswanger
and Kellum. So,
Soliciting-O. Morsenstern, SOL wen.
Rosene. J. w. Doyle, Joseph St1mpf ana
Rosenegk.
Printing-Chataigne ]. Il. Branch and
J. A. PiZzinl.
Floor. II. Hinchman, j. X. ~ Burke
and l.. O. Wendenburg.
Property-J. Cans. W. =. Klein and NJ
lander. ,,
RATIO II. c. Epps NJ. w. Lawrence.
Entertainment-F W. Cunningham,
Loefler King, J. T. Lewis and J. T.
Burch.
Music-Steln. Klevesahl Ramos. Court
ney and G. n. phillips.
House-T. G. Leath, J. r. Branch T.
Belvin H. VI. Smith and g. w. Epps-
F'inauce-I. T.. LeI}rOu, .. MorSe uStern,
Ioseph Stumpf. u. G. Metzgcr. Joe Straus.
Fancy Table,. II. Chatdignc, Irwin
Watkins. G. {. Davis and ". u. Butler
Tobacco. NJ Angle G.. -. Neal. T.. J."
Gresset. c. V. Clash ard John Pope.
Restaurant-C. Evensen G.. Dclarue and
T.. A. Stumpf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
MUKDEH 7RTsL SUSSEX.
Robert Ride, Charged With the Murder
of Mr.. George Williams.

PETERSBURG, VA. March 3.-Spe-
cial.-The County Court of Sussex WI
,ren on next Thursday, when the case o.
Robert Ridley, the negro who is charged
With the brutal murder OF Hon. George
Williams, of that county Will be called
for trial The full particulars OF THIS
murder have already been given IN thee
dispatches Ridley is confined In the jail
OF ibis city. where he has been ever since
his arrest.
Right Rev. Bishop A. NJ. Randolph,
OF this Episcopal diocese, has made the
following appointments for this city:
March atn. at the Church Of the GCod
Shepherd. Dlandford March 10th. at st.
Paurs church; March 27th. at ST. Johns
church.
Miss Emily Booth, of Stratford, Conn,
who has been visiting Mrs. a. G. NJ.
Martin, has returned home.
Miss Salie Dunstan, who has been
visiting friends in Chesterfield county
has returned to the city.
Mr.. f.. X. Emerson. OF WashingtonVllle,
y. y, Is in the city. Mr.. Emerson
was manager Of the Atlantic Pacific Tele-
graph Company when it had an oihce
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Cnrhe,t Concsde, Tine to "Fitz."

NEW YORK, March champion Pu-
giist James J. Corbett has replied TO
Robert Fitzsimmons' appeal, asking that
the time be extended Tor the posting OF
his third deposit OF $3.50, for their bat
tie at Jacksonville in the fall. The de-
posit should have been made on February
ist. but Corbett has generously conceded
Fitzsimmons until May list TO make GOOD
his entire stake, $500 Of which is now IN
the hands Of the stakeholder. Corbetts
letter is as follows:
Baltimore, Md, Marcn T. 1872
Mr. Robert F!tz simmons:
I'm reply TO your communication of re-
cent date in reference to our coming
contest. i'm which you ask me to allow
Won more time to meet the two remain
ing deposits of your $4,000 side stake. and
To relinquish my right to claim the money
you have already deposited as torlelt'
| take pleasure i'm granting your request
as 1 have 40 desire to obtain possession
of any portion OF your stake In thdt
manner. | aslo deeply regret your re-
cent unfortunate mshap in Syracuse ana
can appreciate what your feelings must
be i'm standing trial for the accidehlal
death OF "Con" Riordan.
In complying with your request, however
one that is unprecedented in the annals
call your attention to a Few lacts. l
never sought this match as l shall al
yaVs contend that you are not IN my
class. and [ will receive no credit for de-
feating YOU, as there are at least nan
dozen second-class heaVyweigths ready
and willing TO meet you at any moment
and if you are so deeply In need OF MONEY
at the present time, steve . Donhell VIII
box you ten or fifteen rounds at Cohey
Island In four or six weeks, ana II he Is
as easy as you say. you could replenish
your purse considerably. as he IS WILING
that the winner take The gross receipts.
| will give you until May LIST TO deposit
the balance OF your side-stake. as WISH
TO start training and ! cannot tell when
YOUR trial in Syracuse takes place. III
ON that day you fail to meet your oDllSa-
lions. | shall claim forfeit, so that IL may
go ON record, declare the match or, ana
return to you your 5000. ] shall then be
ready TO meet any other man in the
world on the same conditions as govern
your match. | shall retire from the
ring after my next contest. no matter
what the result may be, and think, un-
der the circumstances, / would rather
have YOU for my opponent than any man
on earth. but there must be ten-thou-
sand-dollar $1,000 side bet contest. 10
take place at Jacksonville or before any
other reputable club in America Offering
a suitable purse.
JAMES j. CORBErT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
WILL BURN HIM 10 The SI4h n.
A Negro Assaults u White Girl, Then SETS
Her Clo'bina on FIRE.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March D
Near Hawthorn. Alachua county, fla
yesterday evening. Annie jenkins SIX
tael-year-old white girl, was criminallx
assaulted by a negro and then roasted.
The girl was returning home from
neighbors and was walking on the rail-
road track She discovered domc ties on
fire and attempted to extingUish them.
While thus engaged negro seized her.
dragged her into the bushes. with lend
ish cruelty the brute then heid the girl
over the burning ties until her clothing
was in Ia blaze. He then threw her
into a muddy place near the track ana
escaped.
The girl became unconscious ana was
so found several hours later by her
father, who, alarmed By ner absence,
went in search. When she recovered
consciousness she told the above story:
Posses are searching for the negro ana
If caught the whites swear they VIII
burn him to the stake. The Slrl VIII
hardly recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
10BACCO TAX REFUNDS.
A Decision Giving Signal Victory for the
Government.

NEW YORK. March 5.-AmonS the de-
cisions handed down to-day in the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals was one
giving a signal victory Tor the Govern
ment the decision in question being III
the case of The United states against
Rosenwald & Brothers, importers Inc
Judgment of the lower court III favor OF
the importers is reversed, ana the col
lcctors classification OF Sumatra toDac-
co, Oh which the case hinges sustained
The case IS unusually important. because
the refunds claimed by importers of SUI
rnatra tobacco, under the tariff OF 1883,
SIN unpaid, amount 10 over SlOCO,OOO
Tho decision may enable the Government
10 prevent any recovery at all by the nm
norters. In addition, il will probably
nreyent any future similar claims Tor re-
funds. = ,.,,.
decided the Blumbin case, whlch seem
ed so favorable to importers ana 50
dnal In its nature that the Government
was on the point of paying all the re-
funds. and had, IN fact, PAID over slOO'-
O0O when IL was determined 10 again
test The question involved before the Su-
preme Court in Washington III the cases
OF Erhardt 0hen collector OF the porU
against Schroeder The decision in that
case was more favorable 10 the Govern
ment.
The controversy In the present case or
Rosenwald * Brother is complicated. The
tariff OF 1898 provIaed for two rates OF
duty on leaf tobacco. Tobacco OF which
s. per cent was suitable In size and
fineness of texture Tor wrappers. and
which was so light that more than lOO
leaves were required TO weigh pound.
was 10 be classified at 20 cent per pound;
all other leaf tobacco at 80 cents per
pound. The importers have always
claimed that large part of the tobacco
classified by the collector at 20 cents
should have been classified at 30 cents,
and numerous suits have been brought
TO recover the difference OF forty cents
per pound. The importers have always
claimed that the Governments method OF
examining tobacco In order TO discover
the real characteristics was unlawful
and that the quantity examined was In
sufficient TO determine its classification.
The litigated cases have invariably turn
ed upon the burden of proof and the
true construction OF the statute.
Another much disputed point has been
the application Of the per centage ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06

This Is Shouted Into the Ears Of a Deputy
In tho Chamber.

PARIS. March o.-The army estimates
were discussed in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day. NJ. Jules Roche, the re-
porter of the committee drew COM
parison between the German and French
armies, the latter Of which, he said, was
one hundred thousand smaller than that
OF Germany. Moreover, Germanys
forces were ready to fight at any mo-
ment. NJ. Roche. insisted strongly upon
the superiority of an offensive system.
At this point in his remarks, he was
noisily interrupted by NJ. Cluseret, VINO
shouted, Panama, Panama. and this
cry was repeated again and again by
the Socialist members. until NJ. Henri
Brisson, president OF the Chamber, was
compelled TO suspend The sitting tempo
rarily. When the HouA was again call
ed to order, the debate was resumed, and
shortly after the Chamber adjourned.
PARIS, March IN. Paul de Roulede
has written a circular letter 10 his friends
I'm the Chamber of Deputies, Indignantly
protesting against the action OF NJ. Han
otaux Minister OF Foreign Affairs. in in
forming Count Won Munster-Ledenburg
the German Ambassador to France. that
the Government had decided TO accept
Germany's invitation TO take part in the
KEEL fetes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Polk miller at the Y. N. c. s..

The entertainment to be given next
Monday night, the llth instant at the
Y. NJ. {. A. Hall is given by Mr.. POLK
Miller for a lady engaged in local mis-
sionary work in Richmond. Mr.. Miller
wishes to say to his friends and the
public that only on account of the worthy
object would he consent TO appear local
" so soon after his recent engagement
at the Academy. Polk Miller Is always
interesting and entertaining, and aside
from the worthy cause, Will hnd large
audience to listen 10 his charming even
ing OF Story and Song.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
s4LEoF A RAILWAY ORDERED.
The Bristol, Elizabethton and North caro-
lima to he Put Under the Hammer.

BRISTOL. TENN. March Especial
Judge Hugh Kyle has ordered the sale OF
the Bristol. E.zabethton and North Caro-
lima railro I'd which has been in the hands
Of receivecs-Frederick NJ. Leonard, OF
Philadelphia. and Ben. l.. Duldney, OF
Bristol-for several months.
The road, which runs from here 10
FIizapethton. Tenn. twenty-five miles
near the famous Cranberry, y. c., iron
mines. is destined to be magnificent pro-
perty. as a movement is now on foot to
extend it to the coast, thereby making a
competing trunk line. II was built prin-
cipally by Bristol capital. The date of the
sale has not been fixed. 4 cash payment
of 10000 will be required.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Whitney Baby Carriages
PRE- MINENTLY The BEST.

Experience aud years Of wear and tear
and continual handling prove their supo-
riority. IN introducing this high-class
BABY CARRIAGE TO our trade, we
have accepted the agency formerly hcli
by Levy & Davis, and can assure you
that this make is in every way worthy
Of your patronage II combines all the
BEST FEATURES MORE DURABLE.
MORE ARTISTIC ~ TRIMMING. As
PERFECT IN CONSTRUCTION As
SKILL CAN MAKE TT. In assuming this
agency we CONTROL THE PRICES. and.
in order to sell larger number OF WHIT
NEY CARRIAGES than ever was sold
in this market. we have made prices 80
low that you can buy WHITNEY
from us at the same. or even lower price.
than that at which other makes are sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Orange News No es.

ORANGE COUNTY VA, March s.
Special.-TAe snow drifts of last week
have welded 10 The sunshine CT this.
and we who lowered about the fire to
keep from freezing are to-day enjoying
ice in water, etc.
There is much sickness in the county.
grip. diphtheria and pneumonia having
full sway.
The consolation administered by the
multiplied candidates is not as it used to
be: then there were just enough Of them
TO make a fellow jolly, now the great
multitude makes him loose his moorings.
The Orange people say that the pic
turc of DR.. Hoge in The Times so far
surpassed all others that they would
not admit of comparison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Young Cashier Kills Him.elr.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. March 81.
Lynwood Shropshire. about twenty-five
years Of age, cashier az the freight offic.
i'm this city OF the Columbus AMI West
ern railroad. committed suicide by taking
an overdose OF morphine. He died at )
O'Clock tonight. The cause of the suicide
Is unknown. but IL Is thought there Is
some shortage in his accounts, which are
now being investigated. He was sin
gle man. He CAME 10 this city from
Eufaula a few years ago. and was living
with his father. Mr.: Shropshire stood
we'll socially. was sober and considered
an exemplary young man. 1t is said that
he addressed letters TO his parents and
10 Agent stephens last nixht indicating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
me PRESIDENT mex SHOOTING.
He Leave. on the Violet for the sounds OF
North Carolina.

WASHINGTON. y. G. March 3.-The
President left Washington this morning
on the lighthouse tender Violet, when
is to make her regular tour OF inspec-
ton I'm the lighthouse district, including
the sounds OF North Carolina.
The President was accompanied by Dr.
O'Relhy. his physiclan:e Commander
George De f. Wilde. naval secretary or
the Trsht-house Board. and Commander
BENJAMIN +. Lamberton, inspector OF
this lighthouse district.
The cruise of the Violet will cover about
the same territory as was covered on
her former trip with Mr.. Cleveland. TIE
trip is likely To last for d week or ten
DAYS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06

The active members of the Young Mems
Christian Association will Mold meet
;ng In the parlor Of the building on
trbursdav evening at o'clock. when the
means of Increasing the membership viii
on Friday evening at $ o'clock the
members of the educational classes ana
niease social gathering in the parlor,
where the time viii be spent in the
singing OF songs. rectations, etc. The
members are expected 10 appear IN cos
tunes and make-ups az thelr lmdslhd-
ton NAV inspire them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06

greatly stirred up over the proposed new
high license law. A majority OF 'he
nance Committees OF the Councils
Messrs. Sheldon. Orps. and Broughion-
Will recommend that the license for par
rooms be made $1,000 and wholesale deaf
ers 500. The minority report VIII recon-
mend a license fee OF 500.
As the Common branch is prohipi'lon
and the Select branch strongly snti-pro-
hibition, the matter VIII go to CONFER
ence committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Il n. & w. " RECh.
Several Cara Overturned-Two Negroes in
"a Fight

ROANOKE. VA, March Especial
Ed. Allen and George Meyer. two colored
men. had a desperate fight here. this
morning about a debt the former alleged
the latter owed him. Allen used knife
cutting two arteries on the side Of
Meyers head, from which he came near
bleeding to death. Allen was arrested
and locked mp to await the result o.;
Meyers injuries.
A Norfolk and Western freight train
was wrecked at $3.50 this morning ~
the Limestone quarry, about one mile
east of Blue Ridge. Several of the cars
were overturned and more or less dam
aged AS far as could be learned. no
one was hurt The track was soon
cleared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
E1STLR4CISG BILL FOUND.
The Governor Has sigued II and 1t Is Now
ODrTntIVe.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March 5.-The
from the Senate yesterday, was found
this morning in "a bucket in the closet
attached TO the Senate chamber. An m
Ncstfgation is in progress.
The Governor secured a copy of the bin
lest night and took it to his home for
safe keeping. He signed the bill this
morning. and it became operative lmme-
df9fglN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
RECOUNT IN LYNCHBUEG.
Judge Christian Makes This order I'D the
Hare, ,tey Elett on Contest.

LYNCHBURG, VA, March 5.-SpcciaL-
y 4 Mcmahon. a merchant OF this city,
feled a deed of assignment to-day. The
liabilities are small. Mr.. Mac Mahon was
formerly a deputy under Collector NC
CauII. Of the revenue service.
In the Corporation Court to-day Judge
Christian ordered a recount OF the ballots
in the recent election for this city III CON
sequence of the Hoge-Otey contest NO
tice was to-day served on Major Otey
that the dispositions which were TO be
taken by Hoge in this city on February
9th would be taken on Thursday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Left Heavy Creditors.

ST. LOUIS. March 5.-Crawford NJ
Kendrick and Charles A. kendrick, two
brothers, who have been engaged in bust
ness here as a firm under the names OF
the Eureka Vinegar Company the Mis-
sissippi Valley Mercantile Company and
the Interstate Candy Company. have dis
appeared from the city, leaving creditors
TO the amount of $4,000. The young men
ranked high in business and social circles.
II is believed they have fled 10 Mexico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Era ON West Clay str ct.

A fire occurred in the grocery store Of
W ~ I,auterbach. No. lll3 west Clay
street. at 2 O'Clock last night.
and a nrompt response was made by the
dena rtment. The stock OF goods was
praetlcaIly ruined. and the loss on them
will probably be between SsW and SirI
The fire is said TO nave originated from
Inc exnlosion OF an oil tank in the store.
The hnilding was also damaged both by
~. fire and water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Tr Wa er,' Slayer.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March 5.-Easley
Russell. who was brought here last night
from Wilson county. to escape the ven
geance of a mob, confessed at the jail
this morning that he was guilty OF the
murder of Dr. Hugh Waters. lie alleges
tbat he met DIR. Waters on the road rid
ing a bicycle. They quarrelled over an
old business affair. Waters advanced on
him with an open knife when he drew his
ptstol and fred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
A Camacing Wreck.

MACON, GA, March "a south-bound
freight train on the Western system OF
the Southern railroad left the track Just
this side OF Holton this morning at Z
o'clock. The engine turned over on us
SIDE and five cars were smashed }. W.
Fain. a brakeman. vlose home is In Al,
lqnta. was caught between two cars ana
was so badly hurt that he viii die. me
engineer and fireman were also injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
A Home Wedding.

Mr.. r. o. Holt and Miss Catherine NJ.
c,'rd were married AZ ocl)ck yeStsr-
dsy afternoon at tbs residence OF the
Ir,de. No 60l north 1wenty-third street.
Aftsr the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
lar, for northern tour. The bride IS
the daughter OF the late Or. john Curd.
while the groom is young BUSINESS
man of washington. y. e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
As,anl,ed hy Il Mh!ts lIan.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 5.-Ies-
terday evening near Bowling Green, De-
sofa county. Fla. Henry Jordan assault
ed the nine-year-old daughter OF Mr.
Stevens. The child may die from her In
juries. Jordan is a white man and has
a wife. He has been arrested and jailed
al Arcadia. Lynching is feared. The
child is in a critical condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
No sma'l-PoN Now.

As far as known, there are now no
smalI-pox cases IN Virginia. The city
vaccination which was carried on vigor-
ousIy i'm Richmond while the scare
existed, has been stopped. except In the
nuhlic schools. School children are re-.
ruired by the rules OF the schools TO be
vaccinated. Dr5. Stratton and Lumpkin
are daily engaged in that work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
MRS. ANNIE BILLIE M'KINNEY.

LYNCHBURG. VA. March Especial.
Mrs. Annie Belle Mckinney. wife of the
late DIR. W. A. Mckinney, died at her
home in this city this morning al 8
O'Clock. The deceased was twenty-nine
years of age. and was Miss Annie Belle
Langhorne, daughter of Colonel NJ. s.
Langhorne. a member Of one of the best
known families of this section. About
four years ago she married DR.. Mckinney
and removed to Pocahontas where ne was
a physician for the mining companies at
that place. He died there about four
teen months ago. and Mrs. Mckinney re-
turned To Lynchburg She became a suf-
ferer with the same dread malady only
a few months ago, which resulted in her
death to-day. She is survived by little
boy about four years OF age, five sisters
and one brother, all OF this place. They
are Mr. Guy Langhorne, Mrs. c. H. Head,
Mrs. George Craighill. Mrs. Appleton,
Mrs. Arthur Powell, and Miss Virginia
Langhoine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06

hold duties and
care for my chill
dFen and family. I
did not have the
strengthen child.
l was treated by
several physicians,
W no pronounced
my trouble Scrof-
uls and + G m ale
Weakness. l could
eat only a slice OF
bread and drink a
cup OF tea, three
times a day. Some
times ! could stand
"A soft hniled epR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06

,,s intention. He disappeared. and COULD
n mos be- FOUND until O'Clock to-dsy, w maor
r. was learned that he occupleas a Err en-.
at the metropolitan H9ts w seSerai doc
gaged lMeH y, once summoned, but they
lott ss,a q, uas too late to save his-hf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06

weight tests provided by the tariff of

1855.
The Importers mus, in future prove That
the average weight OF leaves examiner
is heavier than one one-hundreths Oh
pound before making a protest.
The case was argued before JUDGES az
lace. Lacombe and Shipman, by on,teu
states District Attorney Wallace MAJ
Farlane for the Government, and w.
Wickham Smith. for appellees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
RYAN THE VICIOR.
Defeats Murphy in the Championship
Featherw-ight Wrestling Mstcb.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. March 5.-Ryan
defeated Murphy in championship feath-
erweight wrestling match for $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06

for dinner. | became reduced 10 skin and
bones: at last they had TO draw me
about the house seated in rocking chair.
i was In terrible state when my husband,
having noticed advertisements OF Hoods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06

II is well to get clear Of bad Cough
or Cold the first week. but It is safer to
rid yourself Of 1t the nrst forty-eisht
pose being Dr.. D. Jsyne's Expectorant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
OfSIJC X Y.
mp. John LINDSEY


Mr.. John Lindsey died at his residence
on Brook Road yesterday afternoon at ,
O'Clock. Mir. Lindsey was born in OK
ford, England, ana arrived in Richmond
sixty-three years ago, last Christmas
Day. He at once began business "a "A
butcher, which he continued up 10 few
years ago, when he was succeeded by his
sons. the late VIM. Lindsey and John
Lindsey, Jr. His name was synonym
for integrity and uprightness. Just in
all his dealings, he accumulated COM
Portable estate. Four children survive
him-Mrs. NJ. Y. Currie. Mrs. George w.
Epps. Mrs. w. +. Ruskell and John Lind
sey. Jr. His health for the past three years
had failed considerably. but until very
recently his fami'ia face and hgure were
seen i'm the neighborhood, where now
they will be sauly missed.
The funeral will take place from ST.
Marks Episcopal church tomorrow al
ternoon at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-06
Health All Gone
Unequal to Family Duties--No
Appetite
Moods SarsapariIIa Cave Strength
and Courage to Work.

"Iwas in such condition could not walk
even about the house to attend to house