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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

But The Would. BE samsritans Found Him
Very Live Corpse.

Very Live Corpse
4 man with q blue neglgee shirt. dark
trousers. and a serene cast or coun-
fenante lay perfectly Std on q pile Of
rocks underneath Mayo's bridge yester-
day afternoon. Tic appeared 10 Dc anDul
thirty-fve years o. age. had clean
shaven face and "a fair complexion. Hls
body rested on the rocks. ana the genie
rppies PLAYED on his feet. Ills eyes were
closed and his hands We're folded across
his breast He was dead 20 an appear
ances That's what everybody tnousni
Two men. crossing the bridge. stopped
and looked a. him. lnfn fnlfl iiii-
viluai came stepping across the bridge.
Tie stopped 10 see what the object Of at
fenflon WAS and then another Fellow
came up Re. TOO. took q look. ~ ana
hy cluster OF curious people coiir'i'''
and everybody had theory.
"ffe certainly is dead. remarked one
man. and somebody dropped stone ln
the water 20 splash water on the ieufe
re never moved. Another stone was
dropped alongside. but with the same
result "fll lust climb down and iuVfs-
tigafe.' chimel In spectator, out pc
fore he put his purpose into execution
two men got . boat and prepared 10 80
Finally a couple Of fellows yelled at
the tops Of their voices. Hello, old man,
Why don't you wake up tie opened
his eyes calmly, ard peered af the in-
Quisifivo crowd without moving muscle.
Cant / come down and hello you. old
fellow" exclaimed ono Of the men IN
the boat
The man never moved RE remarked
calmly. "Wil YOU please 20 10 -'
calling the name Of a locality where Ice
factories don't exist Then everybody
laughed ont loud and exclaimed that
the beers were on the query man.
The two men ir the boat rOWed brave
" 10 the rock and rescued the man from
the rising tide. II Is thought the man
"A ar
got careless 81 further experience upon
this terrestrial sphere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Tie following additional convicts were
delivered at the penitenuary Yesterday.
by Sheriff II. ]. overly. of Pittsylvania
county. Albert Pool. sentenced 10 one
years imprisonment for malicious wound
ing: Elias Totten, sentenced TO three
years and Lizzie Ingram, sentenced 10
two years. for hOuse-breaking. all three
cOhyiCis are COiOred.
BY Sheriff r. W Leonard Of Smyth
county. Charles Hayden. cOlOred, sen,enc-
ed 10 one year for Unlawful shooting.
Rv She rim J. -. Hutchins ID. Of kire
William county. Rollin Lewis. colorc1.
scnterccd 10 two vars imprisonment for
housekeeping.
BY Sheriff o. II. Price. OF Franklin
county. Joseph b Robertson. who hal
been taken 20 that county from 'he
penitentiary under a writ OF habeas cor
pus. and who was returned % nat in
stitution after the decision Of the lower
court had been confirmed by the ST.
preme Court Of Appeals.
BY Sheriff g. c. Gordon. Of Fairfax
county. William Thomas. colOred. sen
fenced 10 ten years imprisonment for
horse stealing: Nathan Harrison. SEN
fenced TO TWO years for house-break-
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Ho Weds Rev, nathan scaffiii's Widow IN
Knnaaa fllr-

a telegram from Kansas city save
The Rev Robert X Hafrrovc the vrnrr.
able Bishop Of the Methodist llpiscorai
church. South. was married "Wednesday
June 18Th. 70 Mrs Ruth Fiiza Nf1ffi'
widow Of the Rev Nathan Scaffiit -
j.. and siepnofher ~ tirriX JUDGE
gcarri't The MARRIAGE WIS e'i0fnnif"1
AZ Tho home n 1r an1 Mrs Iiiou ~
Jones ~ Colorado avenue Bishop Hen
Dirk. assisted ~ the Rev pf lanes y
Duncan pastor N Melfose church. onl'l
afed The wedding ceremony waH ~
the simplest Kind. ard only the nearest
relatives ~ ihf srarfiit nni NfigtoN'
families were present liisnop hnf'
grove and bls bride Jeff fDf NashNil'
Tenn, where they viii make 'he'' m
tDre home.
Bishop Hafff0vc le alyiy.eis yenfa OF
age, and Mrs srarrltt ~ nny-l"o. hr
pehnp a. r. wl1ourf NH nffi met Mrs
scarfiii IN Nashville several years $50.
when SHE WIS there Win 'h''l'H hn'
Nsffic Hcaffi'i, her firpNhllItfn, VINO
were being educated ~ NHnd'fhl Uni
vcrfify. NrihDdlfi school, "hlfh hah
Bishop Ifafgfovr na m'rih'i OF ~
hoard ~ trustees. Tho he1uhinl tnre
formed then developed Into iti'ndship,
and ns Judge M Acsffiif said to-day.
nrbe Young couple nnniy HOi 10 wrillhs
love letters 10 ench other, ana mo nest
ihAg ~ knew they we're engaged 10 y"
married The euHng'h'nt was made
known ~ the Hrafiiii family three months
ago aud The date 81 ih" wedding Was
agreed on month nFo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

The following eases were disposed OF in
the Police Cont yesterday.
Willie Jones (cOlCredl. charged with be-
ing a suspicious character, was sent TO
iail for ninety days IN default OF $40
security.
The case OF Jessie Wray. charged with
striking and shooting at William fogg.
was continued until the 9Th.
John Robinson tcolorcD was fined $40
FOR drawing a pistol on sam Johnson
The trouble originated In quarrel over
fifteen cents, which Robinson owed john
son
John Davis tcclcredl. was fined 81 for
Jumping on one OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad trains.
George ". Woodson was fined $40 FOR
cruelty beating a mule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
9WO SAD ACCIDENTS.
Mr.. Det'on iIughson Breaks nm srn. ana
Sintnr LIZ.

GREENWOOD. VA. June 2s.-Speciai.-
Just before noon Monday Mr.. Detton
Hughson. while operating n mower IN 2
meadow near his brothers house. ran
against tight rock. which threw him
from his seat with such force as 10
break his arm
II the afternoon Of the same day Miss
Annie. Mr. Frederick Hughson's youngest
daughter. and her cousin. Miss Annie
Detton. were returning homo from Green
wood riding horseback. Wien about a
nile from home q dog which had followed
them dashed suddenly into the road In
from Of the horses. frightening Miss
Huehsons horse. which SHE'D suddenly.
thrr wing its rider yiol altly 10 tho ground
and breaking her leg inst above the ankle.
with wonderful fortitude and presence
OF mind. the Young lady cautioned Miss
petton. who started for as sistanco not 10
alarm her mother by telling the fun O.
tent OF her injuries but 10 tell her t1at
her ankle was sprained. and 10 send her
father for her at once. in this distress
II . condition the Young lady sat IN tho
road where the horse had thrown her
until her father arrived with 2 convey
ance and carried her home. whore pr.
NcCuc rendered the necessary surgical
assistance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

shal ShosAse uaa Ns.esteis - f"s"sd
lnts res..s t'esef

- -----------, n. l1-T0-N
Sha Sh"sA""
lose res..s isfe
1-,, ~,-..,sr r,rc4.ek sf see .'rirrHicc
40, Sentences Was rtft .f feeH Ne -
III ,l. sd. Nsr tzS. ttrHrs at 60.
o'ri,.N Ntr .rc .,.e~t ts rt'"t,
~~-ss..-. Mess t,f..-.r< .tr<. .r.e.l .'''
KIN Cc..rt.t ..1csn.. ft
The ordinance r.vt.t e .et
.at.S 81 >ta-Nct t.. Ntf
thrown crcr -c -rf f- N"' ....,.
an .te<e. 4e.t asa. -. $3.50, -'re.
Slrcr.n-fr Dar.ft Nf N1>
stated .rat t src crt tttt w~S a-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
Teatiro Count, Notes.

John Alley Ocolorcil was arrested In
Constable Ferguson yesterday and lodged
Nm fhc lorrico county TAIL 'harScd with
atductinp tho fourteen ycar-Ol daughter
of Julia Kelly. niso colorcj Alley claims
that ne does not know ~ inc girl =
whereabouts
Edward Jones white man. charged
with atealins tho clothing OF "a small boy
from tho shore Of silver lake. near the
f'hiee- Mite locks. was before Justice
James Y Lewis yesterday nlofnins' AZ
the count, court house. Ito was FOUND
guilty and iaiici FOR thirty days
sheriff Solomon. of Hcnrico, has or
iofol through Richmond hsrdw arc
dealer tho rope which will be used I'm
no hauplnu NJ Nicholas n is 10 be
Identical in make and material with that
which ended the life ~ the negro MUIR
dpfor Hopkins
The ease OF Nicholas u now pehdinf
before the court ~ Appeals, but 10 ~
mot rfnhnhic that e new trial VIII he
obtained for the condemned man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Tost -. z. 4. A.. Of rerre haute Ind.
ate already preparing To give the dele
gates to the next national convention a
ROYAL reception in that city. The post
has prepared ana distributed hand
some rude.hooN OF the city fun Of
inioroatnr Information about that thriv-
inr place. and handsomely illustrated with
many yiowa about the city. The book Is
the work Of artists aud tho execution Is
both slhllml and expensive. Secretary
II. II Marsh. Of Post A. tn this city. mas
received number OF copies. 10 be dis
tfihutod among the members here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Tho wesimnn Bath House Replaced In
~ tier e'vl~


An unusually high tide ir the river yes
tcrday made the swimming very fine
and Notwithstanding the heavy rains NJ
the early afternoon the number Of bath-
ers WAS very large
Wesimau's bath house has been ff-
established a. the old stand. and inc
swimming pool which is much larger
than 10 was last year 10 filled win hath-
crs every afternoon. Nothing - lef ~
The old bath house except one end
which WSs no only part saved from inc
ffeHhef ~ last spring
Mr. Westman and his son when they
found that the structure WAS obliged 20
60 boldly boarded II and made every ~
fort 10 lapf n AZ kome safe place lower
down the river. The structure went 10
pieces. however. and ~aH washed away ~
the ffeshet erfflf one end which wan
landed near the Hf1ffOrr
This vas toned back 70 Richmond
few week. ago and yaed an nucleus Tor
the new bath house.
The present pDoi u Ten feet a. the
deepest end, bloping gradually 70 three
feet at the other end. comDodious
diving platform has been erected and
sprins boards are being made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
.a.,,,ogJn.v Escnr.ion to West P,iut.

When planning your Fourth OF July
outing do not forget the eS-
cursion TO be operated By tne
SonrLero railway from Richmond 10 West
Point and return More attractions than
ever before Music BY an excellent oand,
dancing. boating. and bathing; trottlng
and running races bicycle races. base
THE train will leave Richmond (Nir-
glnia-street station. at $50 \. NJ, stop
Ding AT Twenty-eighth street Returning
viii leave West Point at +. VI. Fare
for the round trip. % cents.
JOHN NJ. BEALI,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
800 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Ashland Park, on Richmond. Fred
ericlssburg and Potomac railroad, eighteen
waited and improved New boats and
additional seats and tables have been
provided. Grounds. pavilion. and dining
hall tn good condition. and ready for eN-
rurslon and picnic parties Trains char
terod ar low rates. G \. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manage. Byrd-Street station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
Nlnrrlncr Lirensas.

Tho clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
tcflay issued marriage licenses TO the
following parties
William G. Mitchell ana Mary X. west
man.
Robert n. Shoemaker and Mary G..
Elicit.
Nirglnlua Hall and Anne Fisher.
Albert 49, Dodge and Mary T.. Hig-
John OtiA bradley and Josie Lee John
SON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
Popular seastore Iscn'sion via X. Z. and
o.. H. D.

on Fridays and Saturdays you can go
to Atlantic city. Cape May or sea Isle
CITY at round-trip rate OF 50 from klch-
nond. Tickets good 10 return until the
foiloyinc TUESDAYS only. Leave Rich
nond Z \. NJ, Washington III \. VI.
Arrive Atlantic city $40 +. NJ
For fun information apply 10 Rich-
rond Transfer Company. Ninth and Main
~ {. 4. TAYLOR.
" Iratnc Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

fn the Law and Equity Court, before
fudge Minor. Yesterday, the ease OF ,.
II ,.atlpn aud olhcfs. trustees OF the
r1nh Affisan baptist eharch. against
tho afsnl Nsplls Healing company, Was
finally llfp"eei ~ The iui> irnne'ed
,.,i,., fnt Tho piaiuiln fpr SO
4 all was Instituted "a this tribunal
yesterday bf !, 3. thilsllan asalnsi "
q tslnisstss samlnlas'aisfi damages
3No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

The H,sto yai, Noss Iau-w'g Money fo,
tf,ffsfs and Haaasss

eocteiary Owens 81 tho Virginia Asrl.
cultural ana Mechanical Hoclely said Yea.
iefday that The society was ready io assign
.psoo Tor the nest Hate fair, which taxes
place October tho sta 20 the lfth' NEW.
.lv. ~ Ia tho Intention ~ the E.ris'f
"a make its annual far one 81 the beet
ever given IN the state. ana n IL mat
Ter Of importance that the space he ss
s,spod AZ early az possible, Last years
ssbibitofs will W sivsn an ety-ssvrlss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
s.nm.r rxeurs on ONO. North via r.. r.

MI i Y. u
sun mer excursion tickets 70 ne lesaing
northern and eastern seaside, watering,
and mountain resorts at low rates VIA
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. Apply at Richmond transfer
company. Ninth and Main streets, ticket
C. \. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
A ROMANrfc MARRIAGE.

rather romantic marriage was cele-
brated at Cornatzer's, on the Mocksvile
road a few days ago The contracting
parties were Mr. w. Z. Custer. young
merchant al that place. and Miss Maud
Cray. OF Arkansas. The bride met the
groom for the first time a few days prior
to the marriage. Their courtship and
engagement was made by correspondence
The brides parents are natives of DAVE
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Commencing May 10Th. the ricnn'on,,,ss
.-,ofsrfckshlrg and Potomac railroad VIII
sell ronnd-trip tickets on saturdays. good
until following Mondays. AT tho one-iars
tate from Richmond 20 cuanuco an1
At Byrd-street station only;
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company Will sell cheap excursion uck-
cts between all stations on July "a, o.
and ith. good returning unul july s.n
L.verv one can make his or her own
excursion 70 any station on the Chesa-
peake and ohio railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

church's trustees. 60 feet on Laurel street.
northwest corner Beverly s..
Henr'co. Peter G.. Courtney and wife
TO William X. Schmidt "a acres. eight
miles below Richmond. Sl25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Rev r. y. Price. Of Emory and Henry
College Va, writes ,,,..
"My wife Is subject to SICK heauachS,
and for her the Seven Springs Mass Is
a specific"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
Laying Of the Corners Stone Of the fo"na-
tan Troop Monument, Powhatsn Sour %
s...-. Istlv A 1893

A special train from Richmond 10 POW
hatan Courthouse VIII De run ~, u'
ern railway depot. on Nirsinia street; al
Sis 4. ~, July 4th. and will react i'ien-
mond returning about 40 T. NJ ror
information as 20 price OF tiche's' ~,
anniv 70 Mr. Augustine Royal Leader
R,iildlng. Manchester; Mr. John x: Goode'
MIR. James T. werth. General Manager;
and MFR. r. T. Wilson, q. Z: A., r. ana
=. r. r.. and John NJ Beall, i. T. A.
Snnfkern railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
SEVEN SPRINGS IRON-ALUM MASS.
NOTHING LIKE 1T FOR CURING DISEA
Natures Own Remedy.
Condensed Properties of the Finest Mineral
Waters in the World.

medicine. and so far | am particularly
impressed with It's powers. and II you do
not sell carloads OF Il IL Is because
the medical fraternity has not yet gotten
into the zeal merits Of It,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

The annual excursion 80 trace street
pap,ls, a.ras, strsl 'esh tlsee ses.
r,.yias.rr fs.ss -.a sh-se We me
.s.si is.se rsrra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
1nr ern.roRD Heterogeneous.

Judge Schenck. OF Greensboro was IN
Winston yesterday. lie SAYS that the
prospects are bright for the big Fourth
Of-July celebration at Guilford battle
ground. \ pavilion has been erected
since the las; celebration. which win seat
two thousand people. Senator Marion
Eu,ier and Congresman Thomas Settle
have promised 10 make addresses.
The Fire Commission has decided 70
let one OF Winston's fire companies attend
the annual meeting of the State Fire
mems Association. at Newbcrnc. in Au-
guFt. The company WIFI take its en-
CINE. horses. and reel-hosc cart. They
will contest for some OF the prizes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

T.. w. Jones. LII. D.. former president
If Martha Washington College, Abingdon,
Va, writes: - 49,.
For several years past | nave been
much troubled BY Indigestion, and have
used various remedies. ! have not found
a preparation that affords as ready feHet
as the Seven Springs Mass. II mas been
usH by the ladies OF the college lainiS
With most satisfactory .esults in cases
of sick headache, nervous debility, ana
sore throat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27
THE sHEMwrLL MUBDrR TRIAL.

Mr.. g. p. Watson is I'm Lexington, max
ing preparations for tho trial OF Baxter
Shemyell. the murderer of Or. Payne
which opens next Monday. MIR. Watson
represents the defendant. and says he
anticipates very little trouble I'm securing
jury out of Davidson county.
The Winston-distr!ct conference Of the
VI. f. Church. South. opened az Leakes-
vile to-day. All of the Winston Meth
odist churches are represented by dele
gates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Property Transfers.
Richmond: ST. Paurs Episcopal
ehurchs trustees 30 81. Andrews
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

DR.. J. d. Pope, Monticello. Ark, writes:
II ordered s, worth OF lron-Alun Mass
from ycu a short time since Tor trial.
and promised If II came up TO my eNpec-
tation | would order again soon. now
enclose You SO for another supply; so
YOU can Judge whether am pleased with
IL or not IL is indeed a most excellent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Mrs. Maggie Edwards, Sharon. Smyth
cbiuity Va. writes.
Il can give testimony as to the cura-
tive properties OF your Seven Springs
Mass | was so dySpeptic that | could
hardly eat anything could not walk
around the house, and was greatly trou-
bled with a cough caused from prom.
chifis After using your excellent Mass
only a few weeks | was completely re-
stored 10 health. so hat | can now en-
gage In all the active duties Of domestic
ltfa "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

DIR. T.. u. Bainbridge, Bakers station.
Tenn, writes:
II have had great success with tho
Seven Springs Mass i'm treating female
diseases. IL is a desirable medicine. ard
should be more extensively used by the
prof, sson."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

Best grades OF japanese Rugs al less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

A quiet but very interesting ana pretty
wedding took place al 3 O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon a. the residence OF the brides
father. no. 4 south IIfth street
Tie cnuiracflgG parties were air w
g. Mitchell ana Miss Mary r. Mestman.
daughter ~ Mr Geo. L. WcSiman
Rev. John X. Mason. Rector OF -
Jarlcs Episcopal church. performed ths
ceremony.
The bride 81 a bright ana pretty bru-
nffIf ana The groom an agent for the
Heiropohtan Life Insurance Co. i'm this
cifV
me married pair lefi last evening for
Norfolk and Old Point.
DODGE HIGGINS.
Mr. Albert ~. Dodge and Miss Mary
+. Higgins were Tarfied Ia the iarson-
exc Of the Church OF the Sacred Heart
last night BY Fatftr j. ~. O'Reiliy.
only a few persons witnessed the ccre-
mOny. Both p1iiieg are citizens Of Ibis
city and live here. There we're no at
tcufarfs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-27

We have a few large sizes that can DO
bought at very low figures.
ax, wards. reduced from $40 70 $40.
axs yards. reduced from 50 10 $is.
2xs yards. reduced from SD 10 $3.50.
ks yards. reduced from SIS 20 Nz.ss.
Only one or TWO OF each kind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-06
AMOS RUSIE All HOME.
COntrndicts the Statements Credited
to Him in New York Papers.

Amos Rusie, the baseball pitcher, who is
Walcott street has been writing letters to
the New York papers. Recently an Eastern
publication quoted the Giants star pitcher
declaring himself as to his next years
salary. 1t was said that he would not play
in 1895 for less than $4,000 d declaration
which, he declares. in card, that he
never made. When seen last night he said:
Il have made no statement about sal
airy for next season. / have not even
thought about signing with any club 1t is
too early, and 1 don't expect to tie myself
up with any manager before March. / have
had 70 offers and / can't who it is
that is doing all this talking about Il sal
aIy / have never used the expression inn
am also quoted Il making d statement re-
garding the pay i to receive for last
years extra pitching. 1t Is true that Nam
ager Ward gave to understand that
was to receive something for the extra
work When we came West last fall we
stood fifth on, the list but had a chance to
do better. Ward asked me to alternate with
same time he Informed me that would be
treated right regarding the pay. The truth
is ] haven't received cent for the extra
work. bur l have no cause to bel1cye that
/ will get nothing. suppose will be paid
when the managers are ready 10 settle.
am mot a all anxious about that.
Rusie IS in fine health and in excellent
form. He is quietly enjoying his respite
from work at home, and rarely comes
down town. Hes does not believe the new
league talked OF last summer VIII inquire
largely in the baseball world.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-06
JACKSON DAY BANQUET.
Only Five Hundred Tickets. at $3
Each, Have Been Sold.

The banquet to be given by the State
Democracy next Tuesday night is being
looked forward co by the members of the
party with a wistful anticipation similar
to that of a small boy gazing at a pie
in bakers window. At the meeting Of
the general committee last night final ar
rangementS for the event were completed.
Two weeks ago the managers of the ban
quet sent out the information that tickets
could not be purchased after last night.
Overzealous Democrats, it seems, had
over rated the enthusiasm of their brethren
and at last nights meeting it was decided
to keep the tickets on sale until Monday
night. asn 0ea.5e
The committee says that three hundred
tickets have. been sold in Marion county
and about two shundred have been dis
oser sponden and expec
TO sell the fun thousand before Monday
night. A number of letters read from
fayette, Logansport, Evansville and other
cities announced that large delegations
When the gentlemen who are to con
tribute to the feast of eloquence arrive
in the city they will be met by the follow
Wilson and Elfdorus NJ. Johnson. =
selected last night as foilows: ''i x. c. Ayres
John c, Appel Austin H. Brown, Charles
"; Bridges: Frank H.. Burke Leon Bailey
John Carbon, Willard f. Cox, Thomas +.
Colbert, John J.1sCoeper, Jacob j. Dunn
Geo w. Elbreg, William H. English, VIII
liam l.. Elder Albert Lieber, f. T. Lee,
Jackson Landers,s Michael Lynch l.. r.
o Milikan, l.. d. Moody, John W. Miner,
Sydney r. Moon, Thomas Madden, Martin
McManus A. M McCleary, Charles
Mcguire, Frank ssF:s NIcGinnis, James Nc
Hugh, w. p; Q*ernlan, Charles Pau, J.
M. Payer, John p. Frenzel Joseph T.
Tanning, Andrew Hagen, Edward Hawkins,
James 3. Haywood, John H. Holtz-
r.
Elias Jacoby, j. A.. kantrowitz, James l..
Reach, Paul H. Erauss, c. C. Roth. Emil
1nareW M sweeney ea Rd Dr. n D. st mRey
George G.. Tanner Harry T'hudium, NJ b.
Wilson, George Wolf, George A. Woodford
Evans Wooden, Al. ID. Yountz and j. c.