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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-25
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
DEGREES AND DISTINCTIONS.
Complete List Of the Successful Students IT
the Woman's College.

The young ladies who received degrees
at the commencement Tuesday night were
as follows:
Bachelor Of Letters-Alsses Blanche
Smith. Catherine Ellen Vaughan, Sallie
Virginia Vaughan, Carrie Rust Miller,
Kate Raymond Trader. Mary Anna West.
Louise Moore McGehec, Emma susan
Dickinson, Resale French Shelton, and
jamie Thompson.
Bachelor Of Arts-Misses Martha Rack
EFT. Lizzie Herndon Hatcher, Annie Page
Walker
Miss Annie Stanard Goodloe received
the degree OF Master OF Literature.
These who received the degrees OF
Master Of Arts We're: Misses julia Eliza
beth Pollard. Julia Elizabeth Ryiand'
and Louie Watt.
The list OF distinctions was not COM
pleted I'm time for the commencement,
so below are given additions 20 those
printed yesterday:
Distinguished on intermediate Latn'
both Intermediate and final examina--
tions-Zena Griffin. Kate Haywood, Ethel
Harding. Jessie jenkins, Lena Johnson
Lucy Thornhil. May Williams Distln-
euished on mai Observation-Disclosures
Bickers. Sue Powers.
DISTINGUISHED on Junior Latin both in
termediate and final examinations-Edn
Butler. Kate East. BerBice French. Rosa
Gary. Pearl Lester. Lucy May puaries,
on intermediate examination aude COW
ington, Minnie Hesshurg, Daisy Todd,
Corinne Horne. Mary Goode.
Distinguished In Preparatory Latin,
both intermediate and finai-Aita Cooper
Geriie Ford. Mary Franklin, Kate Foster,
Mary Hancock. Hannah Warren, Har-
rict Watson. Distinguished on interrnc-
dfate-Mabei Fields, Edith Hatcher, Car
RE Savage. Maggie Taylor. Distinguished
on fnal-Bessie Hagan.
DISTINGUISHED on intermediate Mathe-
MATES. both intermediate and final ex-
amlnations- Jessie jenkins. Wilson Shell
ton. Hattie Rudd. on final examlna-
tion only-Daisy Todd.
DISTINGUISHED on Junior Algebra. both
intermediate and final examinations
Kate East. Bernice French. Rosa Gary,
Mary Franklin. Ethel Burgess. May VIII
Uams ON intermediate examination
only-Pearl Lester, Kate Foster, sue
Powers. BERTHE White. Lola Payseur.
Distinguished on final examination only
Mary Lea.
Distinguished on intermediate Jitera-
tiIre-Maria Childress. Inez Barnes. Lucy
ThornhnI. Minnie Grant Ressie Matt
thews. Belle Burch Lucy May Quarles,
Louie Millhiser Edna Butler. Margare
Carney. Sadie Thaihimer. Addie May
smith NeHie Watts. Daisy Todd, Sue
Brooking. NOla Thomas. Minnie Hessberg,
Zena Griffin, Bessie Lefew. Lola Pay
sour. Erma Lambert. Jessie jenkins,
Pearl Lester Kate East. Sue Cowell,
Hattie Rudd, Mary Bickers. Rosa phillips.
Owing TO sickness OF one OF the teach
ers. some names have been Immortality
omitted from the list
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Grass-W idowsr.' Excursion Rates.

WEEKEND oSE-FARE TxCURsIoNs-sUSDh
EXCURSIONS on THE JAMES RIVER DIVISION
on c. AND o. RAILWAY FOR SEASON OF
1895.
-Widowers Excursions, commenc-
ing June 18th, will be sold 10 prominent
stations between Richmond and Staun-
ton and for stations between Richmond
and HOwardsville. at one fare Tor
. trains leaving Richmond the afternoon
Of each Saturday, good returning until
Monday following $3.50 L. n. on main Tine
and $50 -. NJ on James River DlNlsion
Weekend excursions TO Hosheh' sht-
boro, Clifton Forge, Hot Springs, Ale
ghany. White Sulphur, Fort Spring Al
derson, and Natural Bridge. commencing
June lst VIII be sold for trains OF eacn
Friday and Saturday, limited 10 expire
with the Monday following the date or
sale. -.
Sunday excursions on James River Di-
vision commencing June ID, to points oe-
tween Richmond and ScOttsville, at very
low rates. for train No. only of each
Sunday: good returning only on No. 10
OF the same date.
The above low rates for Grass-Widowers
will enable heads of families 10 place
their families at one OF the summer re-
sorts. or country summer homes, on tho
line Of the c. Il O. R'y. during the neat
ed season. and visit them at half rates
every week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Tho Poice reur

I'm the Police Court yesterday expo
liceman John Fensom appeared IN court
charged with beating J. Clark tcolored) IN
his own house. Mr.. Fensom heard ru-
NOR that Clark had circulated. stating
that he (FensOm) was a dead beat"
and hung around bar-rooms 10 beat
drinks did you call me dead heat
ne asked. as he entered Clarks dom
icile. Clark replied that he had not. or
II he had il was merely joke. y on
did" declared the eX-policeman, and
with that he ierked Clark out Of his seat
by the arm Clark sim protested his in
nocence and pulled away, whereupon
Fensom planted his fist between his eyes
and stretched him out on the floor. Jus
tice Crutchheld reprimanded Fensom and
fined him s..
William Hubbard. colored citizen. in
an unguarded moment allowed his son TO
purchase wheel, and since then his
life has been made miserable by the
citizens Of Rockets, who taunt him with
the fact. Yesterday IL became unbear-
able, and he hurled piece OF oak plank
at Isaac Hall, hitting him in the head.
For this he was fined $50.
Junius Lewis was fined so for wife
beating.
Ed. Dickerson was sent TO jail for thirty
days for stealing a bride from A. NJ.
Archer
Benjamin Bryant was accused of steal
ing fifty cents worth of stamps from the
Richmond Times Company. His father
administered q severe whipping 10 him
after court with a cat o. nine tails.
Rebecca cambridge and William Dan
bridge were each fined $2.50 for being
disOrderly i'm the street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

At delightful picnic given near Glen
Allen by the Greenwood Literary Society,
an interesting feature was the tourna-
ment. that took place in the evening, In
which a goOdly number Of knigbs took
part, consisting Of the following:
G.. r. Harris Knight of Brook Turn
pike; y. X. Darracott. knight of Aspen
Shade; J.. Il. Ford knight of Brook Hlll;
Willie SchermerhOrn, Knight of Chicka-
hommy; Elvin Harris. Knight of Spring
field. George Waldrop, Knight of Yellow
Tavern. Edwin Ban. Knight Of Pole
Green: Luther letter, Knight Of Elierson's;
Ashton Schermerhorn, knight Of oak
land; r. II. Stubs, Knight of Shady
Grove.
After a spirited contest between the
knights, the first honor was won by he
Knight Of Oakland second honor by
Knight Of Chickahominy, third honor
10y Knight of Aspen Shade
Although the weather was excessively
hot the day was one Of much pleasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
4 CHANCE ron THE BETTER.
The Mercury Made Downward Leap
sufferers From tie Heat.

MeteoroIogically speaking there was
a change for the better yesterday. \
nice. live breeze came in town in the
morning. and cooled matters of consider
ably. The mercury made several upward
leaps before O'Clock. and but for the
breeze humanity would have Jared poor
ly. Al The Times office 81 was the high
est point reached. That was at noon.
At Twcntv-frst and Main streets o. were
the figures quoted at 3 Z. VI. At the
corner Of Beiyidere and Main streets 9s
was registered at the same hour, and at
the city Hall 90.
There has been very little suffering
among the prisoners at the city jail and
the penitentiary during the hot spell.
Fayorite spots IN the business district
during the heated term are the southwest
corner Of Main and Fifth streets and the
southeast corner OF Main and Twelfth.
About s o'clock last night the mercury
was Influenced for the better. \ refresh
ing shower was gladly welcomed. and
an hour later the capriclous metal had
dropped down 10 y degrees. Everybody
was happy.
Mr.. George Haynes. city salesman for
a Richmond firm. was overcome by the
heat at the corner Of Nenty-elghth and
Marshall streets Tuesday.
Mr.. :. A. Hail. night Waterman at the
manufacturing establishment OF Hasker
Il Marcuse. was also Frustrated.
Both of the gentlemen We're attended
by DR.. Il. ID. Garcln and were getting
along nicely yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
mr.. WHIGH. pro WNFD.
Fatal Accident to the Travelling Sa esman
of "a Etchmnnh flrm

News was received here yesterday Of
the drowning. al Flat Rock. y. g. Of
Mr.. T.. IL. Wright. travelling salesman
Tor the Wngo, Elicit x Crump Shoe
Company. Mr.. Wright represented Tits
firm I'm Western North Carolina, With
Headquarters at Aeheville.
The kilograms received by the firm say
that Mr.. Wright was fishing near Fiat
Rock when the accident occurred, but
give no further particulars
The body was recovered, and was taken
10 Asheville. y. c.. last night.
Mr. j. -. Crump. q member or the flrm
Of Wingo Elicit a Crunp. left last night
for Asheville 10 attend the remains
Mr.. Wright was about forty years or
age and leaves a wife and several chill
dren. lie was a man OF high character
and Of fine business qualifications.
A telegram 10 The Times from Ashe-
vile. y. C., last night SAYS:
News Is lust received here that T.. II.
Wright was drowned to-day near Hen
Jacksonville. , s.,.,,,,g ,oe,
here early this morning on a fshins eX-
ce rs onnarrticulars have as yet been OBJ
tanned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
CAPTAIN MORRIS FUNERAL.
Tney sang Martha. y

The Andrews Opera Company appeared
before a fairlySood audience at the AGA
deny last night in Martha Several
numbers We're well sung. and Messrs
George Andrews. who did the role OF
"Pnnket." and jay Taylor. who made
ereditable Lionel" received an encore, as
did also Miss Myra Morella, whose So
prano voice was pleasing. The following
was the cast: Lady Harriet. Maid OF Hon
or 10 the Queen. Myra Morella; Nancy,
her waiting maid. Florence Clayton; Sir
Tristan Mickeiford. Lady Harriets cou-
sin. ed. Clayton. Plunkett, a wealthy
young farmer. George Andrews: Lionel.
his adopted brother afterwards Earl OF
Derby. Jay Taylor; The sheriff. Jack ALL
son.
Martha" will be repeated at the natl
nee this afternoon, and tonight 'Iolan-
the" will be the BILL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
The FAMILY DOCTOR.
He Gives . Chapter on tho Treatment OF
Bone Feions

He Gives Chapter on tho 1fentmons VI
bone Feions.
Few Affections OF the body are moro
painful than the fclon. Its usual location
is near the end Of the finger, where the
nerves Of sensation are very numerous.
The cause is not usually apparent. IL may
be produced by some local injury, as a
strain, brulse or q puncture, especially IL
the latter Is made with poisoned instru-
ment The first sensation experienced Is
pricking or singing pain. which might
result from wound inflicted by splinter
or briar. SO close is this resemblance that
the person Is frequently deceived, and
searches with needle or penknife for the
supposed thorn in the flesh, " but fails to
find IT, Very soon the part becomes In
famed, and begins to swell. Unless prop
erly treated IL causes the loss OF part or
all OF the finger affected, attacking the
bone.
This disease deserves special considera-
ton. not only on account of its painful
nature, but also because Of the serious
consequences which so often result from
It, In It's early stage the development Of q
felon is easily arrested II treated as soon
as the nature of the disease Is discovered,
and with Quratol bound tightly TO 1t on a
wet bandage In ninety-nine cases out OF
the hundred the disease will disappear.
And even after the disease has developed
into a painful and serious affection wet
bandages Of Qurntol, one part 10 six parts
OF water, constantly applied, will relieve
the pain, reduce swelling and destroy in
flammation more speedily than any other
pOultice. 1t has been tried with wonder
full results. as evidenced by numerous tes-
timonials published in these columns.
Boiis, risings. cuts, wounds, burns. scalds
and sores Of all kinds are speedily cured,
and 1t is well to keep 1t handy for emer-
gencies. All druggists sell it at % cents
bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

son. I.anderkln. Lawder. Wallerstein, and
Woody-l2.
Noes-Messrs Blanks. Bloomberg.
Branch, Davis. Dcane. Ep,s, Griiiin'
Jackson Mayer. Mcdowell. Murphy.
page, Seay. Smith. and Trower-lo
A motion was then made to vote on
the original ordinance. Mr.. Grimes moved
70 adjourn until Friday night at O'Clock.
The Chair ruled him out OF order. lie
appealed from the Chair, and the Cha'r
was sustained by the Council.
rns oanINAScE ADorrsD.
Mr.. Murphy then secured the moor he
advocated the granting OF the IrahchiSo
10 the Richmond Conduit Company, ana
charged that an attempt was being made
10 defeat this measure. which, II passed.
would secure a road from Chimborazo
Park 70 the Fair grounds, In order that
a company which now had the monopoly
OF our streets. only TO abuse them mlSnt
obtain a road from Fourteenth street on
Broad. out to the Fair grounds only. MI t.
Murphy held that IL would be great
ADVANTAGE 10 have an opposition car
cornpanv. and quite severely criucized
the management and Accommodations luf-
nlsncd hy the present company.
Mir. Gunst moved that the ninth Sec
tion cf the ordinance. referring 10 the
porceutagc 20 be paid the city from the
gross receipts OF the company, be changed
from per cent. 70 2 per cent. ne
amendment was variOuay opposed. De-
cause the other companies were paying
only l per cent. The amendment was
lost. 90.
Mr.. Lawdcr offered an amendment that
the company be required 10 furnish tick
cts TO school children at haii-pilce' aoopt-
cd by a recorded vote of 2 TO :.
The question then came up on the ordi-
nance as amended. 1t was carried py a
unanimous vote. .,
Permission was granted the Street Rail-
way Company 10 erect awnings with iron
frames. over the sidewalks at transfer
points. where arrangements can be made
with the abutting propcriy-Owners' avn
ings TO reach 10 the curbing hnc.
at $3.50 4. NJ. the Council adjourned.
Immediately after the adjournment. sew
eraI members signed the petition 10 Presi~
Gent Glover 10 call another meeting at
8 O'Clock Friday night. 10 complete I'M
portant business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Prof Harrison VII Remain.

As the report Of the trustees meeting
as given by The Times drew from Pro-
fessor Harrison a reply printed i'm yes
terdays Times. we called upon the secre-
tary of the College. and obtained from
him the official reply of the board, which
was as follows:
Resolved. That interpreting Professor
Harrison's letter of June Sd 10 mean that
remaining IN the College he will cordially
cooperate with the president-eiect and
with the trustees Under the new regula-
lions of the board. we accept his letter
as satisfactory.
Resolved. That this resolution be sent
10 the professor OF Latin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
"a Renrrsent Their Chapter.

Mr.. Wydham Il. Meredith the preslueil.
Of the Richmond chapter OF the aiuiiili'
- he Trniverslty OF Virginia, has sp-
oainted the following gentlemen 10 repre-
fsont that chapter al the approaching
anaIs and at the unwilling Of The bust
Of the beloved and venerable Professor
John r. Minor
Judge James c. Lamb, John Pickreil.
Fec + Ran Tucker, Jr.. Thomas y. Car
ter Dabney Crenshaw, Dr. Sherrard
rabh DR.. George Ben. Johnston. K. H..
caltett. r. 3. Thomason and John l..
Williams. Esq.
II is expected that Governor OFer-all.
who is to be the guest OF Colonel VIII
liam f. Peters, VIII accompany these
gentlemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
An Old Nero Fonui Dead.

Tuesday afternoon the dead body OF
an old negro named Edward Preston was
found on the roadside near lakewood
cemetery. An inquest was held by Squire
I.arus. and it was found that the negro
had died from natural causes. He was
about seventy-eight years old. II Is
thought that he had sunstroke while
walking along che road, and died from the
effects OF IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
A Cha ter Giant n.

Judge Wexford. OF the Circuit Court
Yesterday granted charter to the Lin
ton Coated Paper Company with the
minimum capital fixed at $1,000 and the
maximum at 52o0oco. The company will
coat and manufacture paper. f. d.
Christian is president, A H. Christian.
Jr.. vice-president and treasurer: Joseph
Linton, superintendent; directors. the
above. and +. W. Christian and r. q.
Thornton,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

mitted as an attorney Of the court.
Barge Glide" appellant, against Geo.
W. Grafiiin, appellee. Appeal from Dis
trict Court OF Maryland Motion by ap-
peliant for commission TO take new tes-
tfmony. Motion argued by Robert h.
Smith for appellant and Frank Gosneli
for appellee, and submitted.
Steamship "Clandeboye. appellant.
against tug "pauntless, appellee. APP
peal from District Court, Eastern District
Of Virginia. al Norfolk. Argued by VII
helmus Myndersc and Floyd Hughes for
appellant Robert w. Hughes for the APP
pellc. and submitted.
Court adjourned until this morning at
10 O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
BERrFI or THEIR REASON.
Two O,d Soldiers at the Home Adjudged
InsaDe.

Another sad instance Of the ravages Of
time was depicted at the Soldiers Home
on Tuesday afternoon. when commits
sion Of lunacy. composed OF Magistrates
Lewis. Vincent. and Thomas met for
the purpose Of examining into the sanity
of two veterans. named Samuel Mayes
and W l.. Parsons. The old men were
found TO be insane, and will be sent to
Williamsburg The loss Of their minds
is due 20 old age and the result OF wounds
received I'm defence Of the Confederacy
during the bitter struggle Of the sixties.
They both were brave soldiers and gave
all they had 10 their Southland. They
will be tenderly cared for at the asylum
until the final roll-call musters them out
Of service forever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
The fnfant,' Home.

meeting OF the board OF managers or the
Infants Home. corner Thirty-second ard
Clay streets. will be held. The meeting
will. II is hoped. be a large one.
There Is an idea abroad that this home
is a founding hospital. This Is ircor-
rect, and no infant Is taken In unless the
full name OF the mother and father are
Givau-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Attractive EXCURSION Grounds.

Ashland Park, on Richmond, FRED
erlcksburg and Potomac railroad, eighteen
miles from Richmond has been reno
waited and improved. New boats and
additional seats and tables have been
provided. Grounds, pavilion, and dining
hall in good condition, ana ready Tor eN-
Cursion and picnic parties. Trains char-
tered at low rates. c. \. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manage. Byrd-street Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

Commencing May 25th. the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad VIII
sell round-trip tickets on Saturdays, good
until following Mondays. at the one-fare
rate from Richmond TO Quantico and
intermediate stations. Tickets on sale
at Dyrd-Street station only.
{. 4. TAYLOR,
Trafhc Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
SATURDAY EVENING TEAM ON JAMFs RIVER
DIVISION c. Il o. hallway.

on Saturday. June 18th. and on each
saturday following during the summer;
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII
run train No. II. leaving Richmond
T. NJ. through TO Gladstone. and start
morning train on Mondays from Glad
stone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
United States Gre

United States Circuit Court Of Appeals.
At the morning session OF the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals yester-
day Judges Con-. Simonton. and Sey-
Frank 0osnsli. OF Baltimore was "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

Pure rich blood is essential to good
health. because the blood IS the vital
fluid which supplies all the organs with
lie Hoods Sarsaparilla is the great
blood purifier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

Mr.. Waiter p. Moses and wife. who
have been Speeding several weeks in
Richmond left for their home in Chi
cago Tuesday via New York city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Yedueed Rates on snturdays During sum

Hoods pills are purely vegetable. harm
less, effective do not pain or grippe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
Al AMrSnNrNrs LOST.

a.. Rlanks moved as an amendment
-, the line be run down Broad 70
t,..,,'-',,,tn street. thence to Marshall street
"a across viaduct over MarshaH
-. 1'his amendment was lost.
- Pioomberg spoke at length IN OPP
W., a. the viaduct, and In faNtr OF
finance already prepared for a sur
iNe ,sne lie prophesied that an electric
ia'' .,,iS never be secured on Broad
Nhr ,,nfu IL was divorced from the
.,',.'o, idea. re urged the necessity or
Nia'e ,be road In ming order by the
Ss','" -, The next State Exposition.
tl,I,r tvarerstein advocated going SLOW
nj ,ot,er for the reason that a VIA
~ ~ ~, Is wanted by a srea. many people !,
oue' ~. n the surface line is punt II
am am saSer the building OF a viaauc, a
WIN Inv wears. lie gave many reasons
grea' ..,,d,ct should be bu;'.
WY a, pranch. ut this juncture sara
Coion'i sranchise was too valuable 70
tha' e sDa and offered as a sup n,isns,
G.,e 49, {,anchise be sold 10 me highest
that W. srhe substitute was lost Inc quss
BIDDER came up on MI hoosoh
ton ,n.n that the road be requires 10
amendnlens yiaduct on Broad from
run across across, 70 Twenty-secona street.
T%si Amendment was lost by Inc '''''""'
vote: s Briggs, cotsreli, Nasoh''
Ayes-N Ss rsrri,sr. Crimes. 0un'- ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06

Funerals of Mr.. Is. Is. Keilum, Mrs. Drinard,
and Offers.


The funeral Of Mr. B. B. Kelum, whose
death from sunstroke was announced in
Yesterdays Times, took place from the
residence of Superintendent Hooper, Ct
Hollywood cemetery, yesterday evening
at o'clock.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Mary \.
Drlnard took place yesterday morning
from her late residence. % south Cherry
street, attended by a large number of
relatives and friends OF the family. Her
remains were placed by the side Of her
late husband, Simon Drinard, in Holly
wood.
The pal-bearers were Hon J. Taylor
Ellyson. General Alonzo Phillips, Messrs
j. II. Dickerson. J. Il. Wood. Thomas
j. Cousins, A. II. Robins, A. j. Wray.
J. 3. Montgomery and j. l.. Jones Her
brother. Mr.. w. r. Burgess. of Wash
ington, was in attendance.
CAPTAIN MARES FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Captain John A. Marks.
whose death Tuesday afternoon was an
nounced in yesterdays Times. took place
yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock from the
late residence, No. 502 west Grace street
The services were conducted by Rev. Dr.
Moses u. Hoge. assisted by Rev. Landon
r. Mason. The interment was made at
Hollywood. The floral tributes were beau
tiful and bountifui. The pali-bearers were:
Honorary-B. c. Wherry. NJ. r. Smith.
George l.. Christian, f. w. Cone. r. l..
Courtney, A. 5. Bradley. L. W. Gates, S.
II. Halves
Active-Robert Crump, II. p. Taylor.
Rufus Yarbrough. John Morton. w. c.
Camp, w. NJ. Evans, J. y. Patton. Jack
son Brandt.
CAPTAIN MORRIS FUNFRaL.
The funeral OF Captain Eldridge Morris
took place yesterday afternoon at b
o'clock from Centenary Methodist church.
and was largely attended. The officers and
members OF Marshall Lodge OF Pythians,
Of which deceased was "A member. met at
O'Clock TO accompany the remains from
the residence to their last resting-place.