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The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
NEW YoRK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 3o-Flour Dull
and nominal Pork Steady. mess, 50
p24.50 Lard Unsettled middle west
SPOT 3lOlltgI0 20. sugar. Raw. quiet
centrifugal SIS test SSse. muscovade.
50 test. Sol refined qdiet cut loaf.
$3.50; crushed $500 powdered, S4.50
graduated S425q445 coffee Rio.
No T. on spot. ia G. Tallow Dull city
6&c, special 6isC country a. u6bc
Hay Duh prime SIS No g. sOP
81 y C.; clover. SOW s1.O5 Dressed Poul-
try. Firm turkeys. f5Q 26c. chickens,
l4Q 22c, fowls lln19iec ducks. 12J
i6c Live Poultry steady. geese. l3c
ducks, l5N "a fowls. l7G IL nc
turkeys 1901 nc ROSTERS, lie.
chickens broilerS 1SG 200. Cheese.
quiet state milk. common 70 specials.
l0G l6i7c. skins. common TO special
8 1ll nc, fun skins. y a ic
Butter Quiet. receipts, 7T43;
creamery extra 2sta q 29[sc state
dairy tubs 20 q CSC; imitation creamery
frsts.. 2l y n 22hc Eggs Firm; re-
oeipts lf,465. nearby white fancy. gag
Bic nearby mixed fancy, % u csc, fresh
hrsts 81 y a &c
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
LIVESTOCK
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK VAR

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT July 30.--Cattle. Dull and
steady. outlook easy Prices ranged as
follows: Choice steers averaging from
900 20 4 100 lbs at s. 25aS so; choice
handy killers sS7517.75. light TO good
butchers steers and heifers. $4,000
$50 common killers and fat cows.
f3U6 Gamers cows S3d450 common
10 prime shipping bulls. S3as light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls SO
n $50; stockers and feeders. 50 q 6.e5
per cwt
Mich cows Active at asa T5c. veal
calves. higher at s6aI2 per cwt
Sheep and Lambs Active and high
err guilty, fair: choice lambs ss1
s25 light 70 fair, $500 $50 comm on
20 prime sheep sac so. mixed sheep
and lambs 81 80 n $50 common killers.
t3T4 culls. t2d25O per cwt
Hogs: Active and higher: quality,
fair prime mediums and fat Workers,
t915d925 likht Workers and pigs.
t9.2OHg-3o per cwt.
Receipts Cattle. 1905: calves. 700.
sheep, 1856; hogs 2.130.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
: .PTIrPFD THIEF Is
IDENTIFIED AS FUGITIVE

Frank McKenna arrested by Detec
tive John Donovan, Wednesday after
escaping from the Hudson store with
three stolen razors vas Identified,
Thursday by Detective Frank Wilkin-
son as Frank RYAN who recently es.
capped from The prison farm In Buffalo.
and for whose arrest. the Buffalo 20.
lice had sent out circulars with his
picture Ryan. who gave mis- home as
California when he was arrested. adj
nitted his identity out says ne was
held only on a charge OF being drunk.
when he escaped Buffalo police have
been notified or the arrest
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
UNION sTOCK YARps.

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
july 80 Hogs Receipts. 1900. ms.
ket. slow Sc lower mixed and butch
ers $3.50 $50; good heavy, SS.55M
yS7OQg25 pigs S1eo09.05 Cattle.
Receipts 5000, market slow and
steady. becves s740nl0. cows and
heifers. $355N0I5 stockers and feed
ers g5.5OftS. Texans. 5000 1.75
calves s75UHl1.2S. sheep Receipts.
1900 market steady. native. S5yih ~
$50 western. S5.25 "a $50 lambs. sea
s. western. g63GMSlO NN
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. July 90 Close Business
IN wheat opene1 with much war news
and excitement AT home and abroad
Liverpool was much higher and de-
mand for wheat was heavy The Amer
lean markets were all strong
Liverpool had excited covering OF
shorts at the start This was because
~ further weakness IN consols because
OF the war outlook Germany pnF-
chased twelve tarEoes 81 wheat over
nil ht for government use The cargoes
are nearly Kurrachee and Australian,
and high prices were paid. Prices
were later carried on by pront-taKing
sales bur shorts aEain covered and
the close was az smart advance Buy
ing near tho close was very heavy All
cargoes offered are promptly taken az
the advance.
The chicago market was greatly eN-
cited and heavy covering was done
during the dTst two hours of trading
There was large shortage IN, that
slow 20 realize that they were not on
the proper side OF the deal HONS
news received mo- attention hut was noe
specially hullish There is no excite
ment over black rust and very good
crop ~ spring wheat is considered as
sured Harvesting IS making good pro-
gress and returns in most cases are
satisfactory,
sac corn closed ? nc oats y 2c ryN
Sc beans pc and clOycrseed l5N soc
higher for the dRy
Wheat quotations cash No 2 red.
gGiac September opened with an ad-
vance OF 81 az ~ y advanced % sS's c
and closed AZ qTi.C December opened
AZ 81 or advanced 90 81 % and closed
AT Sl0l y cash 40. white, 90 - e.
Coarse grain quotations Corn. cash
No 3 1905 No. yellow, ! car az Sic;
No white. 7sc oats standard, J
car al soc closing az Alc new stan
dard I car At 3Sc. closing at 3gc; No.
3 white acc. new No. 3 white. 3sct No.
4 white ASK n 3ac Rye Cash No ?.
shipment St9T August, Sl99, october.
s202 CloNerseed Prime spot ~ 20
October and December, 1915, prime al
sike, s9.25, sample aisike 80 bags al
Timothy Prime spot $3.50 Alfalfa
Receipts in the Detroit market
Thursday included 1900 bbls OF Hour
% cars Of wheat 1 OF corn OF o a5s
bbls Of -four stocks are loo hu.
OF wheat rs. 600 bu % corn. 10000 BIT
Of oats and $3.50 bu OF rye
December wheat In Chicago toucheo
dollar about noon
Liverpool wheat closed y q and
corn ~ 94Hd higher
Exports OF wheat and -four Thurs
dav e62.Ooo hu
Primary wheat receipts were Ass
wheat receipts on Thursday south
west 10. 600 bu., against $4,000 hu a
year ago; Minneapolis. 20 cars agains
SIS Duluth. g cars, against 80. Winni-
peg. 81 cars, against - chicago Nl'
cars against s72
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
DICTATOR HUERTA
CASHES IN ON LOOT

KINGSTON Jamaica. July Cox.
Dictator Huerta sailed away" hero
today 100000 Of the $4,000 900 he is
reported to have taken with him when
he retired from the presidency OF
Mexico. lie deposited that sum In a
local bank. Huerta and his party will
sail Sunday for Santan1er. Spain.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
BOSTON GOPHER sHARn SALES.

Sales OF JHiy ~ furnished os Ray
den. StcEe a Co. July 30.
Zinc 2et Arizona Commercial sos,
Butte 6 Balakiaya 20 Butte a SUI
psrior 6236. Calumet 4 Arizona 1905,
Calumet q Hecla &c, Centennial ESQ,
Centennial 2s5, Chino s55T. East Butte
as. Franklin Mining %, CRANKY e47
Hancock as, Indiana 50. Island Creek
CcEl y, Isle Ro.al 20, Kcweenaw 90
Lake COPPER TO- Mass Coma 100. NAY
hower 100 Mohawk $50, North Butte
1870 North Lake 22t. Old Colony 40.
Ole Dominion 50. OaceoiG 5. Pond Creek
Coal 1886 santa Re Gold and Copper
ZOO shannon Copper 10. Superior e.
Boston So Superior Copper 3f5, Trinity
90, u s Renning li0s, 10 pf $50, Utah
Cons 246, Wirona i60
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
WOMAN ROBBED IN
CROWLEY-MILNER STORE

Mrs Joseph White, OF No 1856 Phil
lips-st. Ann Arbor, reported to the 20.
Ice. Thursday that while she was
shopping in Crowley Miner e. Co.'S
store. she left her mesh hand bag. con-
tanning a purse and $50 on the coun
ter. for a few moments and that when
she turned TO get the hand bag il had
disappeared
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
CHICACO PRODICE

CHICAGO. July 30-Butter. Extras
2sci drsts 2sla n Csc dairy extras, % y
a Csc frsts. 20ia G22l4c Eggs Prime
ordinary l7la GlSc. irsts lSL QISc
Cheese. Twins. l5c young Americas
Ice Live poultry: Fowls l4hc;
ducks, l2Ql4irc. geese, sg'0c, springs
l5c, turkeys, l6c Potatoes. Kansas
and Missouri Ohius. 45Q55c home
grown OhiOs. 90cas1 per 90 lbs. New
potatoes Receipts. 20 cars. Virginia
S2l5d225 per Dbl
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
AppIes-New. 75c0s1.2S per bu. $40
per Dbl

AppIes-New, 75c@S1.25 per bu, 50 q
4 per Dbl
Bananas--Good shipping stock. $50
@2.25 per bunch.
Beans-Dr.ed LImas. 7lzasc per ID
Black berrIes--$3. so "a per bu.
CauIIfiower-$2 doz
gan, 2UQ25c per doz
Cnbbage--$1.2 20 per Dbl.
Cbeese-Wh olesale prices: Michigan
fats, 1871 a14c; New York. 10 y q 10 y c.
limburger, 1908 nc; DOMESTIC Swiss.
1s@1shc; imported Swiss, 23423 "a G.:
long horns, 16hc; daisies, 15c 10.
Cherries-S2.5 Oa3 per bu.
Currants-Red, 81 per bu.
California Fruits-Flums. Sl50g LID
per box; peaches, S1aL25 per box;
pears. S36S25 per box.
Dates--Persian, new, 7@zhc; Fards.
9@ehc h.; Dromedary, $3.50 case.
Dressed Calyes-Fancy, l24l4ci me-
dunn. lI@12c; No. 2, 9q10c per ID
Figs-Imported. l4gl5c ID; Callfor-
Fresh Vegetabi-A - Green peppers.
$225 per crate, soc per basket, cucum-
bers, 25 435c radishes, long, loo;
round, 10o per doz tomatoes, Canadian.
Hot. baskets, 504 soc; green beans 1oc
per hamper; pie plant zoe per dozen,
green corn, home grown, Sl.25 per
sack; green peas, S2p2.26 per hamper;
house tomatoes. Sal0c per ID.
Honey-Fancy white, new, 15Qi6c;
amber, 1Oa11c ID; extracted, 7qSc 10.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots, f. o. b. Detroit: No. / timothy,
S165O@l7; standard, Sl5.5og lG No, 2
timothy. S15.50916i No. mixed. ti3.bO
QI4; light mixed. sl5.50Dl6; rye straw,
ts986o; wheat and oat straw, $40
= Hide. - No. cured. lfss; No.
green hides .2A1: No. j cured bulls,
12c; No. green bulls, l0c. No. l
cursd veal kip, tic; Nc. l green veal
kip, l5c. No. ] cured murrain. lac. Nc.
/ green murrain, l0c; No. ! cured calf.
1870; No. 2 green calf, lsc; No. horse
$3.50; No. horse, $3.50: No. tallow,.
&C. No. g. &c; No. 2 hides, lc on; No,
kip and calf, nc on sheepskin. as 10
HncI1Ieberries--isa $50 per ou.
Lemons-Messin S6.60a; Califor-
mia, S6.50Q7 per box.
hmes-tlQ lbs per box.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 26d SOC eachi
Rocky Fords 81 IS % 400 per case;
$500 per bu; spanish, $2G2.e5 crate
MushroOmH--55 a acc PEI 10
OrnnRes--CAlifornia Nalencias, $3.50
o. per box.
onlons-Southern, $3.50 per sack
$3.50 pes nu; Spanish. s225 per crate
Peaehes-lh siN-oaSket crates, yol-
low. s2.7bQ24o per crate; $2g225 pcg
POTATOES Virginia. $226d24o Dbl.
PauItry--Live hens, 1874 Qi6c; No q
1aMi4c. stays 100 lie. old ROSTERS.
t0G. springs, 2002tc; geese, l0c: ducks
l4nt5c; turkeys, le q l7c per ID
pineappleS - Flor!oa, $50 i.2S per
unspberrie.-Rcd. s45oa4.75 per bu
black. SS.60Q4 per bu.
TnIIow--No. :, &C; No. 2, $40 10
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO July 30.--Opening
Wheat. July up AZ C. September up
sd4c. December up 5G 7c Corn July
up NC September up axe December
up 2d3c Oats July up sc Septem
Der up lc September inactive froVl-
sions Firm and higher.
Noon-@W heat July up sc. septem-
Der up i7Sc December up NC. Corn;
July up 7sc September up sc. l1e-
Gem ber up a. Oats. July up %c'
September up lC. December up &c.
Close-wheat: July up q Septem
Der up 2&c December down &c Corn
July up &c; September down :
December up &c, Oats July STEADY;
September up Nc December down y G.
Provisions Firm and higher.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
HOLY ROSARY
CHURCH LOOTED
Robbers Steal Valuable Sacred
Vessels and Seriously Dam
age Altar

Holy Rosary church. at Woodward
and Medbury-aves.. which has been
visited by sacrilegious thieves several
times In the last few years. was again
broken into, Wednesday. and besides
stealing two solid silver biboria jewel
studded, plated with gold. and valued
at 5000, the thieves badly damaged the
altar OF the church. in their search for
ether plumber which they could carry.
away.
The Rev. Fr. F. j. Van Antwerp re
ported the robbery 10 the police. and
detectives are working on the case
Entrance was gained by side win
COW
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. July 80 Wheat. Cash and
July 96t%c September 97}zc. Corn;
cash. SIC. July old and new, SIC Sep
TENDER 76Mc oats Cash and July,
acc: September. 3o&c Rye: Cash, new
Tic Cloverseed Cash, $3.50, October
and December $3.50 Timothy Cash.
gust 50 12ia Butter. eggs and hay;
Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
qnotations b Hayaen. Soc 3 CO..
CLEVTLAND LIVE STOcIk

Civ BLAND, July 3U,--HOgH Re
ceipts. 500. 5d10c lower workers
mixed pigs and lights s945ag.5O: me
diums and heavies. 50 30. roughs. $50:
stays, 1913. Cattle. Receipts, cars:
slow and steady. Sheep and lambs.
Receipts cars: firm. lambs 1915 top.
Calves: Receipts. 100. soc higher; TOP.
S11bO -
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31

The following firms are privi-
legged TO execute orders on the
Exchange. Carlyle g. PovRh. W. A
Hamlin a. Co. Il, ". Noble a Co..
We. Reilly 4 Co Geo. N. west
a Co., II s Warren a. Co. VIM. IL
Rose a Co, W A. Neer a Co, W.
u Mclaughlin
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
BUTFER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamery extras. 77c. nrstA
26c; dairy. Use. packing stock Ito
per 10,
EgEs-Fresh receipts. cases ipcluded
htsts, 20c. current receipts. $50 per
don Receipts. ll72 cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Gcods-Apples. gals. S3.25n
Sbe: baked beans, lib. 500 60c; Lima
beans SidiA5. Corn: Fancy Maine
BIO. standard coo. Table beets, Sl.25
0it0 Peas. Fancy. early June. $50.
standard, 81; baked. 50m zoe. Salmo IN:
Buckeye, tail, sl.S5. nat sl.35; Alaska
reds 81 so; Alaska pinks. S2i5. Toma-
toes $40; Mafrowfat peas, 81 early
June. 81 so: sifted early June. $40 per
dor
Feed--Jobbing prices IN i00-lb. sacks.
bran. s2S. standard mlddlings, f2S; fine
mlddllngs $50. coarse corn meal f3l
cracked corn, s32; corn and ~oat chop,
$3.50 per ton.
F1our-1obbinr prices Best Michi-
gan patent. SIS second patent. $3.50,
straight 81. pure rye. 80, spring pa
tent. IS per bbl.. In paper sacks.
Hardware-sNails. Slsb case. hnneal-
"a wire. ti.So ooge, painted barbed
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
PRODUCE MARKET

The market was fairly well supplied
with those berries which are stiu in
season, but blacK raspberries and
goose berries are now done and black
berries are on the last run, Red rasp-
berries are still coming freely but
when the up shore supply is exhaust
"a these will be over also. Receipts
OF peaches are liberal, and the market
active. but some sections OF Georgia
are already showing signs OF eXhaus-
tion while the orchards farther north
are just coming in Poultry was In
moderate supply and cleaned up early,
but potatoes were easier.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
Oil WHITE STAR llNE<

For the Flats aud Port Huron, way
portE steamers leave Detroit daily as
a m. z:30 y. m and y. IN
sundays. N. and 230 p. m. and
EHtrA Boat for Flats and TashmOo Park
Sundays only, 7ts .. m.
For Toledo and Sugar IsIAnd daily at
sac a m. and AIS D. m, sundays G:sl
- m. and .. Wharf foot OF Girls
weld street.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
NEw YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. July 3O-Moncy on call
8 per cent time money. 5h per cent
for six months Bar silver. London.
1884 pence do New York b2Mc Dc
mand sterling s4s304e3OB
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31
Break in Cotton

NEW YORK Iuly 80 COTTON broke
violently on the exchange today. An
enormous volume of enforced liuuida-
ton and foreign selling caused a drop
OF from 80 10 S5 cents At noon prices
averaged from p 10 ~ gents down
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31

job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co, ~ John r 81
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31

Job Printing Done Right. TJme,
PRINTING Co. 10 John R-sL
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31

LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-31

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch
cum hcrland Va. August l-Jamcs
T.. Clarke, one Of Cumberland CouutV's
oldest and most highly esteemed eli
zcns. died at his home. sunny sides.
Va. on WEDNESDAYS, after am illness OF
i few hours, having bccn stricken with
paralysis the evening bcfor"
Mr.. Clarke. the son Of Thomas u.
and Anne ramorc Clarke, Wa born
Scptcmbcr -, 1870 at sunny side cum.
land County, Va. lie obtained his
early education under the best priVat"
tutors OF the day. tho most prominent
Of whom MAS Professor John Mc,iowAu.
o. Dublin. Ireland. lie entered the
senior class at Emory and Henry col
lcGc. Virginia, in 1860, with tho rli-
pose of preparing himself for the med
Teal profession. but in answer to ihc
iirSt call of his country, in NprN. 1861,
ne joined Compan! a. Forty fourth
Virginia Infantry, aud remained with
that command until i'll health disuInli-
lied him Tor that arm OF thu service.
lie was transferred by Colonel William,
Scott 10 Company c. Third Nireini;i
Cavalry under J. L.. Il. Stuart. and
Joined that command at White House.
lite remained with that company all
through the trying scenes ri Z, cavalry
man experience until April /. lN65,
whcu lie WAS captured in the sharp
shooters line at Five Forks. Va and
taken to l'oint lookout as a prisoner
81 var Tie WAS discharged IN Juno,
lSt". having spent four years, almost
10 the day, III tho service
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
OBITUARY
NIirhncI IL. nIcCartl,r.

Wichacl IL Mccarthy. seventy -Iwo
NTirs old. died Yesterday afternoon at
: S'clock at his home 1914 IL West
Gracc street. Funeral. services will be
cdfducted tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock from the Sacred Heart Cathc-
DIAL aud ntcrmont will follow in
M@n; Calvary Cemetery,
Mr.. Mccarthy was born in Curri-
2 lnss. County Cork. ireland. and was
descended of long line OF irish AM
c"Stors. dating back to Carmach Nc
Carthy, OF Barney Castle fame. When
Z dad OF sevcn Wears. Mr.. Mccarthy
ca1nc TO America With his parents who
h,tng particularly attracted by tho
climate aud people Of Richmond. dc
cided to. make this city their pcrma-
mont home. Accordingly. they located
ln.' Richmond. where Mn Mccarthy
spnnt practically his entire life. PROV
inE loyal and highly esteemed citi-
zen Ills carly education was gained
ne the private and public schools Of
Richmond. and for "a timc he attended
the Lancastariau school lie was "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Ernnk q. srimI,..

special 10 The Times piSpatcai
Alexandria, Va. August l..-Frank g.
Spinks. member Of the Common Coun-
Ill for the past thirteen years. died this
morning at the home OF his mother.
Mrs. Bette V. Spinlls, iiiS Duke street
after lingering illness. lie was
forty-thrcc years old. Besides his
wife. Who was Miss Katie Curtin, he
- survived by three sisters. lie WAS
one time a member OF the police force.
ana prominent in local politics. lie
also ran for city sergeant in 1900 For
several years he WAS engaged in the
contracting business. being one OF the
contractors who laid the first square
or modern roadway in the city. Up to
few months ago he conducted "a cafe.
llc was ii member OF Andrew jackson
Lodge Of Masons. Mount Vernon Chap
tor. Royal Arch Masous Alexandria
Lodge OF ElSs, Alva Acric No ST.,
frat"rnal order OF Eagles. Relief Hook
and Laddcr Fire Company and tho Col :
linwopd club.
~ special meeting Of the Council
h"ld tonight. action WAS taken on his
death ana arrangements made TO at
tend The funeral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

August |. 1919.
w !ttliiNS il has pleased our Heaven
- Father TO remove from our midst
, ~ Death our beloved brother /. NJ
Nhcrcaa. hc, was a member of Wash
~ t!on Canp. 40. ~. r. .. :. of A.. and
biS ne 5hpuG us MAS always helpful
AMI uplifting because OF his unswcrV-
iu2 fidelity 10 tho eternal principle :.
Of truth and justice: and
Whereas. he Was - i. q. =. of A. who
loved tho tcncts Of our fraternity. and
" hose sterling character cNemnliGcd
and demonstrated tho highest lind
,ohiest things for which our order
: t3nuS.
Therefore. he il resolved. first. That
while We feel deeply our great loss h,-
he death OF our brother. Net We bow
IN humble submission to tho will OF DIR
Heavenly father. who docth all tlffSlcA
we'll and makcth no mistakes. - -
Second. That the heart of every true
lnemhor OF this order goes OPT in ten
ncr sympa thJ 20 tho bcrcaVcd widow.
We hereby record our high regards Tor
ne memory and our Willingness to
hclp her in any way possible.
lhtrd. That copy OF these rcsolu-
tions he spread OF our minutes and a
cory published i'm one of our daily
penors aud - copy be sent To the widow
of our deceased brother.
II. j. CARNEFTN,
!. T.. WHl7LOW,
WALTER ROCK.
:, ". = BROcEWEI.L.
Committee
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MnIinm Thomn. Cnrtcr.

The funeral OF Williams Thomas Car.
ter, siAiN-fuur years old who died
Monday evening at his homo. io9 L.:
South Laurel Street, was largely at
tended by his many friends. Mr.. Car
ter was born in Richmond July 20.
1880. and during his early manhood
was employed in the Confederate
laboratory at Browns Island. After
the war he entered schonl and later
was employed by the city in the Watcr
Works Department. lie Was a son of
the late Louis Carter, and was mar
ricd in 1871 To j. Woodbridge Garter,
who survives him, together with six
grandchildren. Mr.. Carter Was a de.
voted member Of Pine Street Baptist
church. member Of tho r.. Of |. Ccuu-
ell, j. -. L. ~ NJ. and Red Men.
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nan possessed OF many virtues, a kind

man possessed OF many virtues a kind
friend and a good nciGhbor.
During tho four years of the Civil
War, MIR. Mccarthy served the cause Of
The Southern Confcdcracy. At the
close OF the war he became connected
with the firm ASA -Sydnor X Co. and
later WAS with tho Richmond Shoe
Company.
Mr Mccarthy was married to Miss
Catherine Johnston. of Richmond, by
~ HON he is survived. together with
seven children: + John Mccarthy
Charles y. Mccarthy, Thomas \. Me
earthly. Miss Eleanor, Mary. Martha
ana Clarie Mccarthy. One sister, Mrs
Mary H. Lcahy, also survives