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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
EACH ROOM A CASTLE.
The Faculty of Richmond College &c
Protect the Students at All Hazards.


i, reference 10 the recent alleged hal-
,ng incident al Richmond College. o. re-
,ort ~ which appeared in The Times OF
last Tuesday. Dr r. W. Boatwrighi' we
president Of the college. mauc INC l''
lowing statement last night
last Wednesday evening SIX s'ua'i''9'
carving two rubber shoes ana ple,'
of carpet. went 'o the door OF lel-
now student for The purpose they de-
clare) of burning the shoes ON his door
sin and smoking him with the fumes or
the rubber. They CHANGED 90 ina ms
door unlocked and entered the room nut
with no thought. as they cmphaiically
assert. Of doing the occupants any noully
harm. The student awOkc. and becoming
alarmed. seized his small axe used for
splitting kndlings. and dehed any one
40 touch him The intruders RENAME"
silent The occupant of the room seeing
that they did not leave and not know
sng what they intended sprung through
The omen door. went down the hre-escape
and TO the house ~ a professor NO ono
laid hands ON him. nor did Dee strike any
one. The six students retired TO their
Tooms.
.sIyhen an Investigation was begun, five
Of the six students pleaded guilty ana
4he facts as just stated appear 20 be
established The sixth student later con-
1essed voluntarily his part In the aualr
Because they had entered the room or
q fellow student 90 frighten or annoy
him. the faculty suspended the six stu
dents from AN college privileges for nve
days.
''The faculty insists that students shall
he fully protected in their persons and
in the privileges OF their rooms II is
gratined 70 know that "toe-pulling' and
6orms OF hazing involving injury 20 the
person have been entirely given up. and
d. maintains firmly that each students
room is his castle where he must at
all times Doe free from intrusion
'The statement about damage 10 proc
perty was thoroughly erroneous. and
there has been nothing OF this sort dur
sng the entire holidays worthy of the
attention OF the faculty"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
EUGENE BARNES TRIAL.
IL Is Fixed by Judge Witt for the 18th
Instant.

Instant.
The trial OF Eugene Barnes for the al
legged larceny Of certain funds from John
T. Powers & Co., was set yesterday
morning by Judge s. y. Witt, OF the
Hastings Court for the 18th instant.
Alonzo Saunders (coloreD was PRED q
the charge OF stealing a horse. te plead
guilty. and was given five years In the
penitentiary
Saunders stole the animal from Bcnjs,
min Jackson. who lives at WinterpocR
Chesterfield county. Saunders was ar
rested on the Island December Zith by
Mr.. William IT, Wyatt, member or the
Richmond police force.
The second trial Of the case OF Mary
Rutherford against the metropolitan LIE
Insurance Company is set for trial IN the
Law and Equity Court to-day. she is
suing on a policy on the life OF her nus
band. and the amount involved is $l,olZ.yi.
In tie Circuit Court yesterday morn
ing suit was entered by j.. VI Fourqu-
rean and Z. ID. Price against J.. H. Gates
for $3.50.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
morning by the clerk of the Hastings
Court to DR. VIM. S. Deutsch, OF 81
Louis. and Estelle Amelia Hirsch.
John p. Haurand and Minnie j. Byous.
The will OF Mary r. Fitzgerald was
probated in the Chancery Court yesier-
dav morning. and WiiliamsH Fitzgerald
qualified as executor. The value OF lNe
estate is estimated az $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
FULLER SMOOT.
Christ Church. Alexandria Scene Of a
Brilliant Wedding.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Jan. 4-Special-
The second brilliant wedding of The sea-
son took place % night 90 500 O'Clock at
old Christ church here The contracting
parties were Mr. Robert Vs. Fuller. of
Atlanta, Ca. and Miss Bette Ftzhueh
Smoot, daughter of Mr. William A.
SmOOt of this city At the appointed
hour the bridal party were on hand The
bride leaning on the arm of her father.
followed IN the rear OF the bridal train
and was met AZ the altar by the groom
Miss Carrie Wise OF Seminary lin maid
OF honor. and Mr. Louis SmO0t brother
OF the bride and best man The scene at
the altar was a beautiful picture The
bride was g0wned in white satin and
held bridal roses. After the ceremony.
which was performed by the rector. Rev
Berryman Green a reception was held
at the ola historic mansion COlrOss. az
which only relatives and few special
friends were present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
SAILORS RETURN
FROM THE DEAD.
Crew of the Barge Quinnebaug Reach
New York in Safety,
WERE LONG MOURNED AS DEAD.
They Were Picked Up at Sea by an
English Vessel aud Carried TO i'o'-
terdam Whence They Were
Sent TO Their Home.
WERE LONG MOURNED AS DEAD.

>,1rw YORK. Jan. 4-The steamer
nassdsr, ~ the H0lland-American me
which arrived to-day from ROTTERDAM
brought as passengers ten American Sun
ors Who we've sent by the United Sta''9
Consul al Rotterdam. Mr.. Lstoc lhey
were the captains and crews on the lu."
her schooner Beriram y. Nhi,e' Gnu
Abe coal-carrying schooner-oafse Qul,l'
hauy The crews. In each case coilsla'lns
- e,,e rnen. were picked up al sea by
an English sailing vessel ana taken 10
Rotterdam. -.. ~,
Tbe men hailed from various ports on
A. Atlantic scaboard. and are American
citizens. They proceeded 20 their homes
Rack FROM TIIE DEAD.
The FIVE men from the Quinnepaus
practically returned from the grave lo'
since December "a they have Deeh re-
ported lost These mem have twice cross
ed the Atlantic. and have unIueI so"c
,xperiences they scarcely looked for
49, ,bey stcDuod aboard the schooner
bargc OuinnebauC. bound from Noriolk
20 Providence with 2.aD tons OF coal
aboard In the storm Of November 2th
last. which created so much havoc among
shipping the Quinncbaug. while IN low
went adrlft. and was reported 10 nave
sunk with all on board.
This occurred of Scotland Lightship.
Al the same time ana ih tHe same W
cinity the Corsica and Helicon, Darges
sn tow of the tug Luckcnback' also sank
and the crew of the Corsica was lost.
The Quinnebaug was built i'm 1871 I'm Phil-
adephia. and was $40 tons register Her
home port IS New York. She left Norfolk
on November sd.
THE WHITES CREW.
The captain AMI crow OF the schooner
Bertram y. White were picked up by the
British steamer Eric on December ID
last. and taken 10 Holland. The schooner
was abandoned on that day when about
$50 miles east southeast of this port. she
was bound from Jacksonville TO Phila-
delphia She was built in 1892, and was
3e4 tons net and her home port was
Jonesport, Me.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
G. A. R, OFFICERS.
Installations by Phil. kearney Post ana
the Sons Of Netcrans.

Phil Karney Post installed officers Tor
the next year at their meeting ia VIII
kinson's Hall last night as follows: Conn
mander John Z. Fowler, senior senior We Xice-
Commander. y J. smith. Chaplain. Nat
~ Morgan; officer Of tho day ,,WN..,oRlS..
Ouartermastcr. j. b. Newell. Surgeon,
Lewis G. Drew; oficer Of the e 1,.,I G.
L. Mitchell: Guard George W. Glenn.
General Edgar Allan Camp. 40. 10.
Sons of Veterans. installed officer as fol,
lows: Captain. Paul i. Newell; First
Lieutenant. Chas. q. Mitchell. Second
Lieutenant. WIN +. Gregory. Camp
Counsel. James NJ. Davis G.. j. Yardley,
Vim. T. Gregory. First Sergeant. g.. j.
Yardleyi Quartermas ter-Sergcant, Ed-
gar Allan. Jr Chaplain. +. j.. Davis:
Sergeant Of the Guard, James VI. Davis:
color. Sergeant Chas. j. Newell Cor
porsl Of the Guard. Reuben W. IIcsd:
Camp and Picket Guard. j. =. Braoy.
A handsome silk United states iiag WIS
presented the Sons by Hiss Abertha v.
Burgess Capt. r. A. Morton made the
presentation speech. and Capt. q. j
Yardley accepted the flag ON behalf of
the camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
SOUTHALL-MEADE.
\ Beautiful Marriage in Amelia {. II.
Episcopal Church.

Ill~tblai 1iihlth'
AMELIA COURTHOUSE VA, January
f-speclal-A beautiful marriage oc-
CURED here at { j.. ~ to-day. the con-
tracing parties being Dr. Philip ~.
s0uthaI and Miss Salle II. Meade the
daughter of Mr. Hoduah Meade. lawyer
OF this place. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. stephen o. Southall the
brother of the groom. assisted by Rev.
Y. Wrenn in the Episcopal church.
which was handsomely decorated for the
occasion.
The father of the bride gave her away.
General John a. Gills and Messrs. j.
Ashley DcKrant and "a. l.. Meade as
ushers handled tho crowd well and Miss
Elsie Slack presided at tho organ and
added greatly TO the impressiveness or
the occasion by sounding appropriate
musical measures.
THE church edince was filled 10 over
flowing and many were unable 10 NM
seats or standing room.
A striking feature OF the decorations
were ana arch on which swung huge
hell of eycrgreens and flowers. under
which the bride and groom stood "hHe
the service was read.
After the ceremony the couple TOOK
tho train for a trip North amidst show
crs of rice and good wishes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05

An overfowing crowd attended the
Christmas festival OF Sacred Heart sun
day-schOO last night on which occasion
the beautiful Christmas cantata called
"The Enchanted Castle was repeated
from last year
The stage was finely set and the music
by the little fairies was simple but beau
tiful. Masters James W. Finch and
Paul Riley as Sam and Bob the little
boys waiting for Santa Claus. amused
the audience greatly. while the fairies in
white spangled with silver and wearing
silver crowns led boy Miss Mary Collins
as queen Snowflake in white and gold
formed "a beautiful picture. Leo WAGE.
as Sinbad she Sailor and Patrick Guthrie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05

as Aladdin did their parts well. while
Joseph Schwartz made a very good Santa
Claus.
tie of Aladdin was brought to view Dy the
magic art OF the queen of the fairies and
Santa Claus, taking down IFS turrets. pre-
scented box OF candy each 10 all the
children.
The entertainment was under the direc-
iiOn of Dr. VIM. a. McGowan. supcrln-
tendent of the Sunday and Miss
Maggie kcrso. organist of Sacred Heart
directed the music a fine choir Of boy
opened the exercises by singing the old
hymn "Adcste FideIes.'
Sacred Heart school has on it's rolls l0
boys and l5S girls. instructed hy twenty
one gentlemen and eighteen ladies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05

rineton. OF Georgia. T. l.. McGiH "
Petersburg Captain ~ p. Marrow Oh
Lexington: Christopher Tabb. of ha.u-
more. George Young. of Hampton, j. a.
Massie. OF Newport News. and g.. a..
Hnkle and LoXiie Lee and William Ride
dle of Hampton.
Tho bride is "a niece OF Colonel Thomas
Tabb. of Hampton and a social favorite
here. The groom is one of Hampton 8
most popular young men. real estate
and insurance agent. He is graduate
of the Y. 81 J. class of o. and was iul
back on Hampton's famous football
team.
A german was given at the Chamberl.n
last night by Mrs. C.. NJ Bickford. mother
of tho groom. IN honor OF Miss Tabb
and Mr. Bickf0rd entertained the bridal
party AT lunch al the Chamberln to-day
They leave tonight for am extended tour
and will reside I'm Hampton upon their
return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
THE LAND GRABBERS.
Clerk Walter Christian Raises a Point
of Law on Them

A short time ago Joseph T. Glenn,
through counsel. applied 20 the clerk OF
the Hastings Court FOR a deed 10 a GER
tain lot OF land under an application
filed under the recent act known as the
LAND grabbers' act.
The clerk refused 10 execute tho deed
upon the ground that the act m question
requires the Engineer Of the city 10 make
a repOrt 10 the court OF the meets and
hounds OF the property and the names
~ adjoining owners, I'm order 10 fully
Identity the property and 10 nave some
guide by which rhe property Is 10 be de-
scribed I'm the deed.
The Roanoke syndieats contendsd that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
WEDDING CARDS.
Letter Carrier Badly Bitten by Dog
Violated Pension Laws.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. g. Special
Cards are out for the marriage Of Wythe
White formerly Of Richmond. but now
the popular manager Of the Pou Tcic-
phone Company 20 Miss Mary A. Rein
Oil. Of Washington The ceremony 10
take place January 18th.
Mt Carlton Padgetl. letter carrier. was
so terribly bitten by "A dog while on his
morning route. that he had 20 be taken
TO his home I'm "A carriage
John Thomas cOlOred. was to-day con-
victed In the United States Court for a
violation Of the pension laws Three
other indictments are against him FOR
the same offence, which will be tried to-
MARROW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA. THURSDAY JANUARY 81 1899.

star Course is now open, and crowded
house will greet these famous singers.
This Is the leading lyceum attraction
of the country. and the musical event OF
the present season. Besides Mr.. Rieser.
the king OF tenors Arthur Bereaforc, The
great bass. Miss Buckley and Miss CARY
will sing. This company VIII be- assisted
By a solo-violinist and an accomranist
OF exceptional merit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Marriage in Hampton of Mr.. James v
Rict ford and Miss Katherine IaDb

Marriage In Hampton oi Mt James y
Rick ford and Miss Katherine Iabb
FORT MONROE. VA, jan Especial
Miss Katherine West Tabb, daughter
of Mr. william X Tabb Of Baltimore
and Mr. James v Bickford. Of Hampton
Va were married this evening ar the
Rapfist church In Hampton, the Rev a.
n Woodfn officiating This was one OF
The most beautiful marriages celebrated
here i'm many years. The church was
most beautifully decOrted for the oc-
rasion and hundreds of visitors were
present from Baltimore, Richmond Nor
folk and Newport News.
The groom was attended by his broth
or Mr. Selvyn h. Bickford. and the maid
OF honor was Miss Nancy Jones, Oh
Hampton.
The following were the bridesmaids:
Miss Rutherford. Miss West and MISS
Thompson. Of Baltimore; Miss Mabel
seaman. Of Boston. and Misses Polly
Chfsman. lima Nonschilling, Mamie
Chisman. and Malvfna Tabb. Of Hamp-
ton. The groomsmen were Messrs. {. 9.
Dickinson. of West Virginia; F. II. Har-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
River Improvcment.

The Committee ON Improvement OF
James River met at 6 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Chairman VIM. 81. Curtis
presiding and present Messrs. Mosby
Christian. Mayer. Eiyson. Ferguson
Allison and Chrenshaw.
The meeting was devoted Tor the most
part 20 routine business and closing up
the affaLs of the fiscal year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05

Among the guests at The jefferson yes
terday were General W. 1T. Payne. and
Hon. Eppa Huntln. Jr., ~ Narrenton.
Va. Dr. and Mrs. J.. II. Southdl. ot
Amelia Courthouse. Va. Robert ". Tom
lin and Robert r.. Baldwin. of Norfolk,
Nfr. and Mrs Fred. S Brush of Montreal,
Canada l.. g.. Rivard. r.. j. Patterson,
of Toilette. Quebec
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
NORFOLK PLAYERS.
Manager Wells Has Secured the Pick
OF the Crew OF the Mary Jane.

Manager Jake Wells BIAS received COR
the Richmond Atlantic League team "a
number of the best players from the
late Norfolk aggregation including
pitchers Bishop. Pfanmi.lcr and Sahl
and .nnoider Weddiec This addition t0
next season team VIII make Do "a come
plete array of splendid talent from which
10 pick the team and there BIS little doubt
that Richmond will be- represented by
the strongest team ever seen here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
Hood s
Arc much IN little always - uRu
ready, enacient satisfac- 0uEuN
tory prevent cold or fever. h1S
cure all liver ills. sick head.
ache jsundice, constipation. etc. Price p cents

National Bank OF Virginia are now the
only two United States repositories here.
II IS not known exactly what arrange
mcnts viii be made as TO how the de-
posts shall DO divided. and whether or
not u will be a question Of quantity or
time in tho same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
White Deer Killed.

4 white deer. very rare specimen. was
killed IN Amelia county a few DAYS ago
and was shipped 10 Mr. Frank Anthony
at the Commercial HoteA Scores OF pso.
pie viewed II With curiosity yesterday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
William II. Ricger Coming.

The Redpath Grand Concert Company.
an aggregation of magnificent artists.
will appear I'm The Y. VI. G. a. Hall next
Monday night
The box ofice for this number of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05

suit for divorce was filed in The Law
nd Equity Court Yesterday afternoon
d, John N. sale against sarah T.. Sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
THE DECORATIONS.

The house was beautifully decorated.
In the drawing room where the marriage
took place, palms and pink roses pre-
dominated These, with the exquisite
furnishings of the room, made a beauti-
ful background for the bridal party. I'm
Zee dining room American Beauty roses
We're used. harm0nizins well with the
rich crimson hangings Of the room.
Palms filled every available space.
The bride and groom left at mldaight
for a trip South. and ON their return will
make ST. Louis their future home.
LEIGH-COBB.
Mr. Robert J.. Leigh and bride are al
Fords They were married yesterday AZ
Ford's Depot. I'm Dinwiddie county. Mr.
Leigh as a young farmer and resides ir
Southampton county near CORTLAND
Tie married Miss Mary Cobb, a very
charming young LAZY.
Tho groom g. n brother Of Mr. George
Leigh. CHIEF clerk at Ford 81
With the bride and groom are Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Cobb. Of Dinwiddie; Mr.. VIII
liam Leich. OF Norfolk. Miss Chapple
of Wavcrly and Mr. O. W. Turner of
Norfolk
Alr. and Mrs Leigh will leave fol
Southampton to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
OBITCA AIRY.
George Meyer.

Mr.. George Meyer died Tuesday night
az 9.30 o'clock an bis residence, 40 1913
west Leigh street He had been ill with
asthma about three years.
Mr. Meyer was iu the 1ith year of his
age. He came to Richmond from Prussia
the land of his birth. in ls2j. and mas re-
sided here ever Since following the trade
Of cigarmaker. lie leaves four children
Mrs. Julia g.. Schroeder. Mrs. r. i. Pear
man. Mr l.. II. Meyer. and Mr. August
/. Meyer. Ills wife has been dead several
years Nh. Meyer was a member OF the
First English Lutheran church, OF Schil-
Ter Lodge. Independent order Of odd
Fenows. and Of Concordla EncamDment
lie was man of sterling character, and
highly respected.
Henry +. Wright.
Yesterday morning Mr. Henry Ct.
Wright died at the residence Of Mr. A.
g. Logon. No. ll02 l-2 Beverly street in
the seyenty-hrst year Of his age.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from Laurel
Street NJ. T.. church.
Mrs. VI. Cleveland Elcan.
NEW STORE. Va. Jan. 4.-SpeciaL-
Mrs NJ. Cleveland Elcan. Il most es-
Unable lady of Sheppards. In this coun-
~, died on Monday. January 2d. and VIII
be buried to-day az her home. Elk Hall.
Mrs Elcan has been ill since last June
with that uncOnqucrable disease, con-
sumption. Her case was a most peculiar
and distressing one and although she had
the best attention possible. her disease
bafhed all medical skill and her friends
and physicians were forced 90 pronounce
her case a hopeless one. she leaves a
devoted husband. eleven children and sew
eral brothers and sisters 10 mourn her
loss Among the latter are Messrs. VIII
liam. George and Gordon Hannah. OF
Chicago H.. Mrs Daniel. OF Charlotte
county and Mrs. Paul Barringer or the
University Of Virginia Her eldest son.
Mr.. Henry Elcan. OF Chicago, mas Deeh
with his mother for the past ten days,
Mrs. Elcan was a consistent member OF
the Presbyterian church. true Cnrls-
tian and devoted mother. She VII De
greatly missed in the community ana the
sympathy Of her many friends goes out
10 the bercaved family.
X. r. Sanders.
WARRENTON. VA. Jan. Especial
r. r. Sanders. a former wel-knoWn
citizen Of Fauquirr died yesterday al
Catharpin. Prince William county, from
an attack OF the grippe. He was IN MS
seventy-sixth year. lie served as magis-
trate in this county for number or
years. and al one time conducted large
mercantile business AT New Baltimore.
Colonel ". III. Mabry.
HAVANA. January 4.-Colonel w IL.
Mabry. Of the First Texas Regiment.
who was attacked last Saturday with
cerebro-spinal meningitis, died this
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II IL fails 10 cure.
DC. Genuine has J.. T. .. on each tablet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
MISS HIRSH WEBS
DIR. VS.. DEUTSCH
A Pretty Marriage at the Residence
of the Bride,
THE GROOM FROM ST, LOUIS.
The House Was Handsomely Deco
rated and an Elegant Supper Was
Served by The Jeffcrson-Other
Weddings Yesterday.
THE GROOM FROM ST, LOUIS,

Last evening at the residence Of the
brides parents. S-4 west Franklin street,
one OF the most beautiful marriages OF
the season took place the contracting
paries being Miss Estele a. Hirsh and
Dr. William s. Dcutsch u ST. Louis,
No. the ceremony being performed by
the Rev T.. y. Calisch.
The bride Is the elder daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs s. Hirsh. " this city The
bride looked beautiful in am imported
gown of heavy ivory satin and with trim-
mings OF point lace. Her exquisite lace
veil was fastened with a diamond brooch,
the gift Of the brides grandmother, and
al her corsage was a diamond heart, the
gift of the groom.
The maid OF honor was Miss Fl0rine J..
Hirsh. sister of the bride. She wore a
beautiful gown of pink crepe embroidered
I'm silver and carried a shower bouquet
OF lilies of tho valley and restout roses
The brides gift Co the maid of honor
was "a brooch forming a crown OF dla-
monds
A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
The groom Is prominent young phy-
stefan of St. Louis "a son OF the late ITO
fessor William Dcutsch. and nephew
Of the celebrated surgeon, Di II.
Tuhoeske. of the same city
The best man was MI AtiaH W. 'iiio ii,
brother Of the bride on account OF
both families being I'm deep mourning
only the immediate family and most IN
innate friends We're pres MT.
Among those who came from distance
were Mrs Dcutsch. mother of the groom,
Miss Mohe. of ST. Louis and Mr.. and
Mrs T. Guggenheimcr of Baltimore. Iha
wedding march was played on the organ
by Professor Reinhardt. and during the
dinner am orchestra played in The upper
balcony The dinner was sumptuous
affair and was served by the jefferson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-05
Henry +. Wright.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Henry ct.
Wright died al the residence of Mr.. A.
G.. Logon No 1l02 - Beverly street. in
the seyenty-hrst year Of his age
The funeral will take place this
afternoon al Q o'clock from Laurel
Street NJ T.. church