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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

The Talented Young Lawyer hno'N'"
Down by Mr.. Frank Hahrn.

Tho Talented Young Lawyer KNOCKED
Down by Mr.. Frank Hahu.
suit has been pending I'm the Law
and Eou.ty Court that Was to have h'd
81 hearing yesterday, but owing 10
the Inability of one Of The attorneys ln
the case 90 appear. through no l""l
of his own. however the hearing Went
over for Che term.
Mr.. Frank IT, Rahm. through ma at
tornoys. Nr. T.. a. j.. smith and Mr.. y.
b. Ginn. h.s entered suit against the
Onvor-Gathrght Furniture Company. the
attorney for which is Mr.. j. q. Pollard.
Yesterday morning Mr. Pollard started
FOR tho courtroom ON bis way De went
into the Office Of Mr. CHM t0 arrange
prcliminafics Mr.. Rahm was th'<e'
and in the ensuing conversation the lat-
fer gentleman INDUCED an some very
strong language which Doc directed to-
ward Mr.. Pollard That gentleman replied
in kind. when Mr.. Rahm approached
him. and without warning. struck Mr.
Pollard heavy blow. which knocked
him to tho floor Rahm then struck Mr.
Pollard several times I'm the back of me
head. dong him considerable INJURY
Friends took the attacking party away
and later "a warrant was sworn ont lo'
his arrest. and the case VIII come W.
in the Police Court this morning &C.,
II is interesting 20 note that Whil' Mr'
Rahm IS large. athletic man. AI'
lard is very small man. and pnls''.'i
~ unable 10 cope with q man inc size
Of his antagonist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

Tho Atlanta Constitution. the leading
frcc-sllvcr paper OF tho South. does not
agree with Mt Bryan
Here is what it says in an answer to
correspondent:
some OF the Popu.sts brethren lave
placed their opposition 90 Sowal on the
ground that hc is president Of q national
bank. But it is bor foolish and unjust TO
insist that because a man IS national
banker he cannot be patriotic. or because
o. man has capital he must necessarily be
opposed 10 the interests Of the people
and the sworn enemy OF Democratic prn-
cplc5. The populists who arm themselves
wipl such am unjust argument make an
attack ON the character and integrity Of
one Of the brightest and most Jealous lead
crs Of their own party-Mr ii. ". Reed,
OF Georgia"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

Prevented From Taking Laudhnnm' she
Uses Paris Green

LEXINGTON. VA, Sept. B-Special.-
Miss Bette T.. Milton. pretty and modest
young white girl. suicided here to-uay
Il. the home OF her sister. Mrs. VI. L.
Lynn. by taking 4 dose Of Paris green
Thursday morning she came nome wiz
n bottle Of laudanum, and on enleFln5
tho house. she showed tho bottle ana said
gle Intended 10 use 10 10 Kill herself. MIS-
Lynn. her sister. and some friends cay
tured the drug and placed the giri IN con-
nncment I'm her room and locked the doot.
IL was thought by this means she couih
be prevented from getting more poison
but unfortunately. her sister had. during
ble summer purchased "a package or IaIls
green 10 XII garden bugs. and the un-
used portion had been placed IN a drawer
In thc room OF the young girl Shc iolhu
in and took more than a spoonful.
Late that afternoon her sister went
10 the girls room. and 20 her surprise
and uorror found she had poisoned her-
scIE The girl died this morning about
o'clock.
Her hrOthcr-iu-law. Conductor NJ. J..
Lynn. Of the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
road. with whom she lived. says no cause
for the rash deed can Doe assigncd.but that
a. letter left 10y the clicide written TO hor
mother. who lives in another part of the
state. and which BIAS not been opened may
give the story.
The family are from Rcd Hi. Abe
marie county. in this state A brother,
John ~. Milton. is conductor on tho
Chesapeake and Ohio. Huntington diyis-
ion.
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supporters were 10 take him seriously
when he insists that they vote according
TO their convictions. ho would nnd HIM
self very lonely minority candidate
next November There are hundreds OF
thousands of Democrats in al parts Of
the country who are supporting him on
party grounds solely. but who believe in
thu pold-staudard principle IL is impossi-
hic for them 90 have changed their opin-
ions IN this brief time. and 81 Is cruel IN
Air BRYAN 10 keep on reminding them
Of ihclr dcrcnotion - conscience and Of
tho shabby figure which they cut I'm com
trast with "a moral hero ike himself Hut
30 is the mans nature. lie has the
courage of his convictions and % corrc-
sponding contempt for those who hnvo
not. and ne ts not mcaly about
II. of Won b.liove in tic gold standard
vote against mo. ] win not have your
vote under false protDnscs." says Mr..
Bryan Put no gives them aleo 10 under
stand that the ncsh-pots VII hc cio'od
oaaiust ti,om II they take his advice. and
what s. n dish OF crow TO such a calamity
rs this.
PRAISE FROM AN OPPONENT.
Tho bedford Bulletin. = frce-silvcr Pr
pr. regrets that Mr.. Du Val Radford has
Identified himself with tho sound-Monoy
Democrats and SAYS ~ him
"Ihe political record Of Hon. pu Val
Bradford. who has boon named hv the
paimerfos of ths district for Congress.
is very brief hut clean ono. Ills hfst
public appearance before tho people ~
this county wax about one year AGO
when DO ran ON tho Democratic ticket
for % scat in the House Of Representatives.
70
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GREGORY MURDER TRIAL
TUO OF THE PRTNCIPiLS IN THE
SHOOTING on THE STAND
And Testify n. to the Cause of the Trouble.
Bad Feeling Had Evidently Existed
for Some Time.

BUCKINGHAM c. H., VA, September
s.-special.-An interested crowd watched
the Proceedings in the Grogory-Glover
shooting scrape yesterday. After the
INTRODUCTION OF Mr.. Samuel Glover, Mr.
jefferson Davis, and DR.. W. T.. Pratt
as witnesses. the prosecution rested"
Mr.. Glover testified in substance that
on tho eth day OF last March he and his
brother. g.. G. Glover went on "a peace
ful mission 10 the store nc White Hall
kent bv Mr.. j.. y. Gregory. Mr.. G.. G..
Glover. unon entering tho store. walked
down by the side Of the counter unit!
opposite Mr.. Gregory, and said: Good
morning. Mr. Gregory. / want to have "A
settlement with you, Whereupon Mt.
Gregory drew his pistol and shot c. {.
Glover. wn) fell by tbs side OF tho
counter. Mr.. Gregory then Immediately
opened fire on him Samuel Glover, Who
was standing by the opposite counter,
enc bullet bruising his rsnt breast and
the other penetrating his stomach. lilo was
then nut cut OF the store by W. y.
Gregory. who be states Dad gr1sued his
ri-ht hand. and had scuilinl with him
for about three minutes alllr the firing
commenced.
Witness also said that Gregory snapped
al him after ne had left The store and
was Iassing a window. Witness said be
and his brother both lad walking canes
and pistols. 10 was developed on cross
examination that she witness Samuel
Clover had taken his own pistol from
his room and put 30 In DIS pocket, and
then went out and borrowed another pis-
tol from n neighh0r Why De- borrowed
tho extra pistol was not developed.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis then testified as
10 statements made by Mr. Gregory 10
him in regard TO the Shooting which
in some respects ccrrohoratsl the state
ment ~ Mr.. Samuel Glover.
Dr. W. j.. Pratt then testified as 20
the serious nature of tho wounds sustained
hy Mr. Glover. which confined him TO
his room for a month.
Tho defence then put Mr. Gregory On
the stand. who testified That on the day
previous 20 the shooting hc received a
letter from G.. q. Glover stating that
unless business matter between them
was adjusted 20 his (Glovcr0 satisfaction.
that le would come 90 White Hall and
thresh him Gregory. Mr. Gregory Tee
piled TO this letter that De- would pay no
attention to tho threatening letter. and
would not settle the business matter be-
tween them as required by the terms
OF his (Giover@ letter.
The next morning the Glover boys came
10 his store and g.. G.. Glover walked
opposite % him. the counter intervening
between the two and accostcd him
Gregory thus: 'N lat KIND OF d-h
message was that you sent me yesfer-
day2" TO which De GREGORY replied:
Chris. you an have come here for q
fuss. / don't want any. Get out OF my
house" WhcrfirOn. Glover struck at
him with a stick. and Doe thcu drew his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19
cAPrAIx DEAD AND TWo DYING.
a No wegian Bark Detained at Norfolk
nnnrnntine Sfnticn.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 1S.-Spccial-
There is now lying of the quarantine
station at Lamborrs Point n vessel.
whose advent caused much excitement
and general concern. She Is the Norwc-
gian bark Tcnox Proposite. bound for
New York. and aboard her are the re-
mains Of her captain. who died Wedncs-
day Two OF the crew are reported IN a
dying condition.
About 9 o'clock this morning the bark
was seen from Whales Head. y. g.. run
ninr 10 the coast with signals set which
gave the information that her captain
was dead. and that two men were dy-
Ing.
The llfe-savers at that station at once
notified Weather Observer Blundon. at
Cane Henry. who In turn signalled the
Baltimore steam-pllot boat. giving her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

Splendid Results of the action Of the In
Nc.Ilsltlng lnmmliicn.


STANTON, Va. Sept. ls-Spocial.-
The action of the new Board OF Directors
for the Institution for Deaf. Dumb and
Blind, 40 stanton, elected as the result
oil the legislative Iute ,tigatiug Commit
tee, of last session. bias shown IT'S splen-
Ola result, !n the opening Ot the institute
ton the first of this month.
There are now within the institution
walls, one hundred and sixty pupils. being
ten or more than ever entered at any
previous session and This session is now
only seventeen days old. Six more have
been admitted. who win Doe here lu . few
days. and from ten % fifteen applications
have been declined for want of room.
AS 10 is. the place is run 90 overlooking
ael Superintendent IJwles has had TO
imprOyise rooms by temporary partitions
across The halls.
Tho work has an been done quietly
direct from the Office Of Superintendent
Eowles. who has given Dds undivided ale
teuti0n 10 the delicate and important due
ties before him. NOt man has been
sent out 20 drum up pupils and n Sue
pcrintcnI.nt Howic5 had the room' 10
looks Ike he would have quite two hum
drcd pupils.
OF the number already IN thirty arc
pupils Of last session. and some are or
tho session before. who hal omitted iasl
session. Thus IL viii be SEEM that the
action Of the State authorities has re-
suited in great good. ana that great bless
ines will flow TO these unfortunate chill
dren Of the state.
The dire calamitics OF the prophets 81
evil 10 result from the investigation have
not materiallzod but instead new life and
"a rirff ore CD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

The following visitors called at the
office of the Auditor of Public Accounts
yesterday:
Edward +. Daniel. treasurer OF Char
l0tte county: VI. s. Cah0on. treasurer Of
Botctourt county. b. W. Wyche. treas
urer of Greensyilic county, W. +. Bols-
scau. commissioner of the revenue OF
Danviue J.. L. Birdsong. commissioner
tDu revenue. OF Sussex county. j. II. MAJ
of the revenue. a. Sussex county. j. IL.
Matthews. clerk OF Henry county; J. j.
Porter clerk Of Louisa county Hon. Mcr-
ritt g. Cook. of Norfolk. Dr. George W.
L. Cox. Ct Accomac county. Nirginius
Butt. commissioner Of revenue OF Ports
mouth, Judge Samuel +. Coleman. OF
cumberland county. Judge b. A. Hancock.
OF Chesterfield county; and T. ID. Saun-
aers. commissioner CT revenue. Of VII
liamsburS.
Tho following were among the visitors
al the Capitol yesterday:
state senator DR.. LcCato, Of Accomac;
and the following members OF the House
81 Delegates: Hon. Sterling c. Stratton.
OF Appomattox; Hon. Thomas T. Powell.
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cAMrAIeN ~ cHaRLorrEsrIIIE.
siIveritcs. Republicans, and Sound-Money
nemncrnt. NnNe speeches.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Sept. is
monthly stock sale day OF Alhcmarle ana
adjacent counties a good deal of Inc
stock was brought % the Cnnrlottesille
market but there were few buy COM
s-luenuy but little money changed
hands. , -,.t....,.,..
Club was addressed at Masonic ltHpls
inst ni-Dt lv Senator q. W Morris. Mason
Gordon. and d. ". Porter. Ihe hIee.i"5
was largely attended, aud ml-h "n1nl-
alasm prevailed. ~ al
Mr. IL. b. Brown. Of New York. adj
dressed large and enthusiastic me-
ing OF Republicans last night az NoA >
warehouse 10 ls said by those WHO tt-
tended the meeting that Mr. Brown deily-
ersl au "aHr and argumeutatife speech,
the best Republican speech Delivered J"
Charlotte -FlAe Tor many DAYS.
lo-ni-n- the National Democt'lui
League met in Masonic Temple ana was
addressed by Captain NJ. B. Dgcouiey, -, a
prominent and influential raI"a5 man
Dr. ". A. Randolph. AIR. a. C.. brechln.
and Captain j. Tyler Jackson. The crowd
wis large and enthusiasts, ana the cup
added number of hess names 20 It's list.
The Albcmarle Female Institute opens
IT'S thirty-uutl session with very ldl-
tering prospects. Dr. II. j.. Shuak, or
night the school gave the first on 81 series
of entertainments which WAS largely at-
tented the programme for the occasion
being very ClaDlrc te and of n most th-
lv interesting character Ihe eulefitllu-
nent opened with piano solo by Miss 1tl-
ria Sweet, second Introductory Ieii.'ll NS
bv tho principal one OF the most at-
tractiLe numbers Cn the programme was
a piano duet by Misses GOul4n5 anu
Gentry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

Interesting Facts About I;ichmond's Citi-
Iens and Othcr Matters.


Mr. w. Il. Tailor. one of the pronrlc-
tors of the Hotel Burton, in Danviile, is
BOZ the city
Miss Eye Lawson. the gifted soprano.
viii sing ihe offertory at the Broad-street
Methodist church tomorrow night
Mr Ernest Hartman. Of Norfolk. agent
of the Eers'lo. brewery. and Mrs. Hart
man. are in the city. visiting elo family
of Captain Angle.
There VIII Doe a ciyil-servicc examination
conducted at the custOm-house to-day.
Seven applicants will apply for clerkships
deputy collector storckeepers. gauger and
messenger. The regular board Will COM
duct the examination.
A Chesterfield farmer named Lcmuel
johnson presented TO the ATTACHES OF
the eneinc-room OF the city Han yester-
day red bat without wings. il has
been placed i'm 90 box and was viewed
with q great deal of interest yesterday
afternoou.hy many persons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

MIA Rrruhiiean campaign was opened at
the Opera-Hcrse in this city tonight.
Judge A. ". Tenrey Of New York, "oS
the speaker. and DE was greeted by. a
LARGE and enthusiastic audience, whlcn
nilei the building. The SIP aA-f mace Il
protection. ,,
his declaration thar no man should be
made President who arrayed class against
class. the Ioor man against me ricn man,
was enthusiastically appiuu1ad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

the same information. The pilot boat left
at once for the distressed vessel 10 rem
der any assistance possible 1,le tug r..
Luckenbach. Of Newport News. passed
out Of the capes at noon and also went
TO the assistance Of the bark. The tug
reached her first and lowed her to quar-
antine.
Until she IS inspected by the quaran-
tine officers some apprehension VIII ne
felt. as It s undertook that she mans
from Mexican ports where yel!ow-ieVer
IS known to be raging.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

When the train bearing W. J. Bryan
reached Richmond last night, two white
men were arrested as suspicious charac-
tors and taken TO the Second Police sta
ton. They gave their names as Charles
Wilson. of Michigan. and Marcus Mar
shall. OF Tennessee. They are supposed
10 belong To tho gang Of pirkpockcts who
have been travelling with Bryan. They
viii Doe arraiguod fin the Police Court this
morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

The Lone Pine of holloway Opens HIS
cer,pnien with Good speech.

PrrEKEVULE. = A.. sept. lo-9lec "a
A rr,at game Of bah was played mere
To-day between N0tt0way Courthouse ana
the homo team 10 resulted DID u sgoio .. W
frs hose game of the season here, detol
oft kicking. and one in which the Notto-.
trav boys proved themselves p perfect set
Of Gentlemen. % oueh defe4tcd. i'4 ll't l.ii''
COX. Crewe-Epes and Draw. Umpire
Caffain -ohn W. Ovorton. The Lone
pine of N0ttcWay' inleperd mt, l,ep9 l...-
ii.an r-rG.iat. for Congress. made a me
er..rh nere last evening. He was hner-
allv Implanted. ana made votes by ais
speech lie says DE viii poll 100 aI t"i"
precinct.
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of Newport News; Hon. Merritt
r. Cooke. OF Norfolk. Hon. ii. T. Harris.
a Nelson: and Hon. G.. {. Bland Oh
King and Queen.
Or. 4. S. Iriddy. OF Charlotte, Tor
mcr member OF the House OF Delegates.
was another visitor. and Mr.. Ninghelh
Iiggctt. member OF the Democratic state
Committee. and Mr.. J. y. Brenaman' OF
New Market, also called.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19
The Town Of Crcwe.

CREWE. VA. Sept lS.-Special.-The
Ladies' Aid Society ~ nhc Methodist
church gave their last lawn party Of the
season here tonight. a fairly good crowd
was I'm attendance and snug little sum
was realized for the church.
Mr. Clyde Covington left on tho early
train blis morning FOR Blacksburg. 70
enter upOn his third session az the Nir-
ginia Polytechnic institute.
Mrs. Joseph Hubbard visited relatives
ut Rice Depot yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19
COZ, HOGE DENIES.
lie Says lie Has No Idea Of Retiring From
the Ennn.

ROANOKE, VA, Sept. ls.-special-
Colonel j. Hampton Hoge, the Republic
can nominee for Congress. from this
district. was asked to-day about the re-
port sent from Lynchburg. that he would
retire from the race FOR Congress IN IA
vor of Hon. du Val Radford OF E.l-
ford county. recently nominated by the
District Committee Of the Sound-Money
Democrats for that position and re-
Piled as follows.
CAS- 10 the circulated report that I
have. or contemplate Withdrawing from
the canvass for Congress. / desire 10
say the report is absolutely without fonn-
dalton.
81 win ne I'm the race 10 the finish, and
nothing but death can prevent f..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

The Southern railway have put IN
rate OF one fare for the round trip from
am points on IT'S line within a radius OF
$50 miles from Richmond. account
sueaking OF Hon. W. j. Bryan I'm Ilch-
mond. Friday night. September lotn.
tickets sold September 18th good TO re-
turn September 18TH
Extra coaches will be placed on regular
passenger trains TO accommodate all who
wish to attend this occalOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

,rbie OLD. reliable line offers 10 the
.raveillng public the finest service be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. together
with tho quickest time and finest accom-
modafi0na as 10 meals ana stite-rooms,
oiCso coruectiOn with boat at West Point
f,r baltimore daily except Sunday.
Straight fare. s.. round trip. $3-sood FOR
ten days. .,.,--.-
eoholules etc. call on or address J. c..
Horton. r. l.. A.. 90 east Main street.
civ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

4 Sterling siIverite Of Whom Better Things
Are Hoped.

GOSHEN. VA. Sept. 1S.-special.-Colo-
mel Jno Bell Bigger. Of Richmond. who Is
stopping ~ the Cold Sulphur Springs
spoke here tonight Considering the
platform on which tho Colonel stands-and
the cause he is advocating. he did most
nohly.
Tie is certainly the warmest silverite
the writer has seen or heard Of lately.
May DE soon see the error OF his way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

Tho Travellers arc I'm town from their
fall trips. and 10 IS expected that many
will De- cut tonight at their regular
monthly meeting. which will be held at
o'clock in the Chamber Of Commerce
building All visiting T. T.. a. men are
invited % lc present.
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One rare for the Round Trip.

The Southern railway VIII sell tickets
10 Richmond and return, within radius
az 800 miles, at one fare for the round
trim 10 all who wish 10 hear Hon. w j.
Bryan speak. Friday night September
18th.
Trains from Danvllle arrive az $40 j.
NJ and from West Point az =. NJ.
This will give everybody plenty OF time
TO get a good seat.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
~ i,:- n
'::i,s"&xHZzztzSI H s,iis
Half Rates to Bryan's Speaking Next

Half Rates 10 Bryan's Speaking Next
Friday.
The Ctesareake and Ohio railway VIII
sell roi nd-trir tickets at half rates from
an stations In Virginia.
4 special train viii leave Richmond
at u midnight Of the 18th for Norfolk,
Newport News, Old Point. and interme-
date stations. such additional service
win be given as viii accommodate al
who may desire 20 take advantage ot
these rates. Any G. and O. agent VIII
furnish full information.
NJ. G. Campobolo. Voice Specialist.
Glasses. so monthly. Studio. 5l2 east
Franklin street.
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WEEKLY TRIP TO THE SEA.
The Cheapest. Most Satisfactory Outing OF
the Season.

Large crowds still find recreation and
pleasure nj Newport News. Nor ok. GA
Point. Buckr0c Beach, &c, ever, SUNDAY
bv taking the popular Chesapeake and
Ohio special seaside excursions. Tram
leaves Ercad-Strcet station next sunday
September 20th at $50 a. NJ. Round
trip. 81. Stone ballast track, two-hour
schedule; a clean, quick ride % the sea.
Snociauv arranged prices for dinner at
old Point. Returning, leaves Old Point
at 7 4. NJ. Norfolk NJ $3.50 =. NJ, alo I
A. NJ. following Monday. Old Point tick
cts good only on date OF sale.
II A I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19

The offices OF the Kelley Institute OF
virginia are now located in Richmond az
ei9 east Franklin street. for the cure %
LIQUOR and drug addictions and neuras-
thania Write for circular. Correspon-
dence confidential. Address the Kelley
Institute. Box SIS. Richmond. Va
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The King Of pills is Beecham's'-
BEECHAMS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-07-10
In Memoriam.

1t was with feelings of sadness we received
the news OF the death of Mr.. w. W. Gloyd,
former resident Of this place, which oc-
CURED at Newport News, Va, on Thursda v,
June 9th, 1896.
His body was brought to Gaithersburg on
Saturday, June goth, and taken to St. Rose s
Catholic Church, where mass was said by
Father Riordan, and thence by loving hands
TO his last resting place in the cemetery ad-
joining
Mr.. Gloyd had only been married few
months, his wife being Miss Eta Bser of
Evansville, who, together with fond parents,
sister, brothers and friends, now mourn their
loss. He was devoted son and husband,
aud a true friend. His death will be much
felt, as he was q great tavorite with all who
knew him. Possessed of good and genel.
Gus heart, he was ever ready with a kind
word and willing hand to help those who
needed help. He never seemed TO tai nix of
self, but always of those by whom he was
surrounded. His memory will especially be
cherished by his former teacher and school
mates of Gaithersburg, where Waters was
general favorite, even with the smallest tots
vacancy is in the home that will ever be
telt-bright and gay always, his presence
seemed to bring ray of sunshine.
The pall-bearers were his brothers, Messrs.
George, Perry, Clinton and Dorsey Gloyd
and cousins, Messrs. Thos, Fulks and Arthur
Gloyd. T. G. Groomes was funeral director.
Gaithersburg, July o, 80. A FRIEND.