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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
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Representative Holiday Republican. IN
trOduced a resOlutlOn.in the OhiGAsbmDl1
yesterday. to request senator sherman 10
resist SenatOr-elecL Brice's admission % the
CuIted states senate. on the ground that he
is not 4 resident OF Ohio.
United states Marshall slaughter left Oma-
ha yesterday morning for the omaha Indian
reservation to serve an Injunction on Agent
Ashley 10 prevent him from Omitting the
half-breeds Of the tribes In the distribution
OF 500, 900 which he has on hand tor appOr-
tiOnment among the Indians.
Edward Bosenquest, son OFT wealthy Lon
don banker, was bitten on tho leg By rattle
snake near DaytOna, ria, SUNDAY, "hlIo
hunting. and is Deyand hope Of recovery.
karly sunday morning the town jail Of
Fr0rs Point, Mia.. was destroyed by nfe'
and three negro prisoners were burned 70
death The prisoners started the 1re by try
ing 70 burn the door In order 10 effect theli
escape.
John Dougherty, Of Philadelphia; Felix NJ.
Pields, OF L niOntO Sn, Pa, ana John Daly, Oi
ohio. were arrested az Lancaster yesterday
charl ed with the murder OF Henry [. Dor
wait, at Columbia, Pa, saturday night
Blood stains have been found ON Days coat
The south Dakota Legislature balloted for
United states senator yesterday with this re-
suit: Moody, SO; Trip. ~; Harden, AZ Mel
Vile; 10; necessary 10 choice, So. Adjourn
ed till to-day.
pr, :. :. Strong. proprietor OF strong $
Sanitariuns saratoga. uled at ~ . clvNh
la 81 night fTom Brights disease; aged seventy
eight. lie was one Of the best-knO~ q
physicians In The country.
The judgment Of the Supreme Court OF
MANITOBA has just been given on the appeal
OF Noman Catholics from Judge kilam's de-
cisiOn which upheld the validity OF legisla
ton abolishine separate schools. The Court
sustains Judge killam in every point.
Bernhardt arrived In New YORK yesterday
afternoon on the steamer La Chapagne. A
party OF theatrical people headed by Henry
Abbey went DOWN The bay and met ths
/ actress
The steamer Trave which has been two
DAYS overdue was sighted OF sandy Hook AZ
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Minnie
Hauck. the singer, Is among the passengers
The wages OF LOCO employees OF the stesl
mill OF the Bethlehem (Pennsylvanis) Iron
Company has been reduced on an average o.
about 10 per cent.
Indians who arrived from Lake Winnipeg
report that eighteen Indians. men, women
and children, were eaten up by ravenou'
wolves which numbered probably Two nun
| DR. Il.
The sale OF the Plttsburg Western railroad
! TO the Baltimore and ohio Is confirmed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03

An act consolidating and amending the
charter OF the town Of WIdc-n. TO hus pissed
the Legislature and s now law The only
important chance is thnt part OF % which
nxes the whisky license tax at 5000. and
does not allow license taken out Tor lees
time than one year.
A revival meeting has been in progress 40
the Church Street Methodist church, Char
lOtte resulting In 300 conversions and adll-
t.ons 10 hat church. Rev. Mr.. Fncher is the
pastor.
For the past ten or fifteen years the c.u-
zens OF "a portion of sash. lranif In. Wake.
Johnson and Wilson counties hove Nr'I iH-
boring TO secure the formation of new
county, embracing PARTS Of the counties
above mentioned
The oxford knitting mills have proved %
great success. They have been compelled O.
add more machinery and otherwise make
needed Improvements.
Several parties from Albemarle report a
case of fearful and OUTRAGEOUS puuismnDnt
being inflicted on young convict on llr
HadlIin railroad near Albemarlc.
Tn new IRON bridge being built across tac
Yadkin river I'm place 0f the bridge destroyed
i'm The great freight wreck last November :
nearly flushed,
Andrew Barrier, OF Davidson has been par
doned out Of Iail by the Governor
Hereafter the partridge shooting season
will begin November ls' and end Marcn IL.
Thomas Motcn, who has been an inmate of
the cleveland county pOor-h0u.e for forty
years died recently at the age OF eighty
seven years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
RICHMOND, VA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY B, 1891.

Danville to connect there with the Atlantic
and Danyile road, and will run through one
OF the richest mineral sections IN the state.
The Philadelphia Lumber Association
will be in Norfolk next Tuesday and will
be entertained by the Norfolk AssOcia-
tiOn in a handsome way. Ia the programme
of entertainment, arranged for the visitors,
a trip around the harbor and an inspection
Of the mills in this section will be included.
Robert X. Taylor, a lumber inspector em-
ployed by Messrs. Tunis, Fccles : Co.. Of
Norfolk, has absconded after having em-
bezzled considerable money from the firm.
Taylor had charge Of the company's mills
on the Eastern branch, and sold
the company's lumber and appropriated
the money. SO im the company has found
between $1,000 and $1,000 he made away
with. and believe the amount will run up TO
$1,000 Taylor had his throat cut about a
month ago on Main street, and was to have
appeared in the Corporation Court this
week TO testify against a Norfolk gambler
named W. l.. Capps, who was indicted by
the grand jury to-day for doing the cutting.
His whereabouts are now unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
TIE CARBON HILL RIOT.


At Least Eight Negro,s Naye Been Killed.
The white Miners Determined.
BIRMINGHANi. ala, Feb. The riots at
Carbon Hill are still in progress, and two
companies Of state troops have been or
dered 10 the scene by Governor Jones.
There was more blCud-Shcd yesterday, but
it is impossible to learn its extent. Not
less than eight or ten negroes have been
killed. and possibly more.
Train men who reached town Yesterday
report that seven negroes were killed ln The
cabin Friday night, instead Of iour as at
first reported. and that nine more were
killed on Saturday night All the trouble
there seems 10 have grown out of tine de-
termination of the white miners 90 drive
away the colorcd miners. Ihe NEGROES. So
far as can be learned. have made no resist
nnce, and no white men are reported Killed
or injured.
Eight hundred 10 one thousand miners
are employed at the Carbon lllll mines. aad
only 125 of them are NEGROES. Nearly all re-
ports agree that the negroes have been shot
down without prOy0caton.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA dispatch from
birmingham. Ala. denies the reported Kill
ng Of four negroes at Carbon Hill yester-
dav. The telegraph operator at Carbon
Hill wires: "lhere is no sign at ardce war
and the only foundation for the report is
the killing of one negro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. Especial. r.
A well-dreSsed, unknown woman sprang
from Ocal train near Colross to-day. land
ing in mud unhurt. She said that de-
tective was pursuing her.
Bishop Randolph preached, confirming a
class at Christ church yesterday. Tonight
he began "A series Of lectures on the Prayer
Book at the seminary.
DR.. Mcllvaine. Of Hampder-Sidney,
preached for the Presbyterans yesterday.
Saturday morning MitZ GERS dairy barn
near Woodbridge was burned. Tnirty-dyc
cows and several horses were destroyed.
The death of Edwin F. Wilmer, Of South
Carolina. and General George Mason Ora
ham, Of louisiana, both for erly Of this
city. was announced by telegraph today.
4 young stranger by the name OF W lizard
Henley died at the lnfirmary today from
surgical operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03

President Carnot has refused 20 commute
the sentence OF r.. Y. Raud. who. with IN,
aid OF Gabrielle Rombard. murle lercd ihe Po-
lice Agent Gaufle He Will probably bc gull
lOuned today
In the House Of Commons yesterday col
onel Howard Vincent. the noted champion
Of protection, asked a question im relation t0
the intentions Of the Government as to in-
ternatiOnal copyright law.
LO;d stanley, at the instance of SIR john
Mcdonald, The Premier las dissolved tho
Dominion Parliament, and sir John viii sp-
peal 10 the country O. sustain his government
as against the clamOrs OF the Liberal party.
Al ministerial dinner in ROme ycster-
Cay. Count Herbert Bismarck was the guest
Of SignOr Cuspi. Count Herbert sttcrwId
attended the court bali.
The KING of Portugal has signed decree
ordering that the insureeut regiments 40
Ope@eta snail be no longer considered as parl
of the Portuguese army.
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cAARloTTe's BIG BLAZE.
Four-story Hr'ek Building Totally
Destroyed.

Cu.RrOTTE, y. g., Feb. p. special. r.
Tho building IN which The saturday night
- originated was four-story brick struc-
,mre belonging 10 II. &. kccles. The base
mi and ground hOOr were occupied by
The Wilson Drug Company, and the stories
ahove used as hOiei-the BEL
~,ont The entire structure was de-
s,roved. The ire originated IN the
basenent. and can Ouly be accounted for
Ss snontaneous combustion. When the
Ssrreis OF oil and whisky, which were IN
,Sa basement. exploded, the greatest eN-
el,.ment prevailed. Long streams Of tEe
- danes shot across the street and seemed
o. n they would lap up all Of the adjoining
',ores ana those across tue street. Tue Gcs-
,arete Efforts Of the bremen were OF little
Pu pPvsu All of the guests in the Belmont
Ns, their property and yaluables. IL was
-, - several times that the Central IiO-
~, ,sas doomed. as the flames rOlled over
end a ,sinst Il increasingly.
ar ,Tbe IS oil ned and the streets were
lined for hours with trunks, clothing, bric-
The W llson Drug Company valued their
.,act at So. 90; the Insurance amounted 10
sso eoo ii. L. Eccles, who owned tbe tuild-
no ana an iaterest IN the Central Hotel
nrssnerty ,ns will sustain heavy ioss.
PTibs last big ire which occurred here was
Eshrlary. lsS3, and iD exactly tue same
,n.stion. Ihe building which was burned
:, ,est lime beiag oIpied ny drugstore
sod owne,. by the same parties.
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M THE CHURCHES SUNDAY.
sermons on Special Subjects by Rich
mond Pastors.


Rev. DR.. Tudor preached Sunday morn.
ing at the Broad-straet Methodist church
from Luke, 18th chapter and 10Th verse. lie
alluded 10 the baptism Of blood which has
marked every great achievement in the his
tory Of the wosld. He reviewed Chrisrs
pilgrimage ON earth and his suherings and
iriumyaa It death. At the ofertory Miss
Hammer sung the solo.
At night the eloquent divine took for bis
text the nineteenth chapter Of Hebrews and
seventh verse. He drew pleasing picture
OF the ark, giving the daie Of is construc
ton and,its general appearance. lie showed
in feeling language the beauties 10 be seen
through the telescope Of faith. There were
large congregations at both services.
Mr.. Galpin. OF Canada, fine baritone.
sang solo at the ohert0ry service. The
choir contained several s0lOists OF nete, aud
the sin ing was excellent.
Church Reopeai
The main auditorium Of the N.nable
Street Baptist church was filed sunday
morning To its utmost capacity at the Occa-
sion of the reOpening or dedicatory service.
The sermon. which was one OF unusual
power and ability. was preached by Rev.
Dr.J. l.. Burrows, who was assisted I'm the
service by the pastor, Rev. r. II. Pitt. In
In the afternoon the church was again
crowded, and many were turned away.
The opening PRAYER was by Rev. George +
Williams, former pastor OF the church. Rev
Mr. Pitt read an interesting historical
sketch Of the church and its latest enter
prise.
Very interesting addresses were made by
Rev. Drs. Frost, Hatcher and Landrum
and Rev. ). e. CloptOn.
At the night service Rev. DR.. Cooper
preached 10 very large congregation
One Of the features Of all the services was
the ex client music. The singing was led
by Mr.. samuel Fleming. Miss Emma
Goodwin sat at the organ.
The church is finished in elegant styl,
and received much admiration.
Drifting" and " Compsnionship."
The services sunday at the Fourth Pres
byterlan church were very interesting. The
pastor, Rev. j. Calvin Stewart, delyereC
sunday morning an eloquent sermon. Hi
su Iect was "Drifting,' and al night hl'
subject was "COmpaniOnship." The pasto
begins next Sunday night a series Of ser
mons for young people. He also begins 20
Friday night "A series OF pictorial lectures OI
pilgrims Progress" at Emmanuel chapel
the mission connected with this church
corner Of Beverly and W ashngton streets
"Hills of Palestine."
Rev. Or. Iloge began series Of lectures
sunday afternoon, taking as his theme
"Ihe Hills OF Palestine"
The first anniversary Of the Presbyterian
/ Union will be held at the second churci
next sunday afternoon. Addresses will b
made by several Of the Presby yterian pastor
of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
The BEHRlNG SEA CASE.
Chief Justice Fuller Grants the Applics-
tion for W lit Of Prohibition.

WASHINGTON, Il. c., Feb. There was
something Of a surprise in the United states
supreme Court to-day when Chief-Justice
Fuller announced the Courts decision in
the Behring sea matter. A decision was
not expected at this term, but Mr.. CalderOn
Carlisle. who represented the British Gov
ernment In Washington, was on hand. At
torney- General Miller was absent at the
funeral of secretary Window. The deci-
sion was rendered on an application tied
by the Canadian Government through Sir
John Thompson. its Attorney.General,
for leave 10 lille suggestion. for
writ OF prohibition in the case
of the Canadian schooner Saward, which
was lbelled by the United States for catch
ing seals in Behrng sea. Chiet Justice
Fuller announced that the Court had decid-
ed TO grant the application. and had direc-
ted the issuance OF a rule ordering the Dis
trict Court OF Alaska, where the case origi-
mated. 10 show cause why the writ should
not be issued. He said that the Supreme
Court undoubtedly had jurisdiction. under
section 6SS Of the Revised Statutes. to re-
view by way Of prohibition the proceedings
In the case in the Alaska court. The. .Chiel
Justice suggested that the British Govern
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03

held ON the body OF Laura Fit, young
woman who died in great agony at 2sM
Morgan street early this morning un-
der circumstances which prove that
criminal operation has been COM
mitted. DR.. Brocaw, # Lucus and Comp
ton avenues. attended the woman ON sat
urday and discovered that she was suffer-
ing from peritoniti-. lie called in TWO
other doctors, but blood poisoning had set
in and she died, but making partial con-
fession which, 1t is stated. impicaies a
prominent and well-knOwn west end young
man. No arrests have been made rs yet,
but are expected hourly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
Katie Putnam.

Katie Putnam and her company gave a
pleasing rendition Of {. +. Dazey's brilliant
and successful comedy, love Finds "a
WAY" at the Academy OF Music last night
before large and well pleased audience.
Miss Putnam. whose grace IS certain i'm
antile tenderness in quality Of voice, has
lost none OF her charms. The singing and
dancing specialties she introduced were
new and acceptable. The supporting COM
pany is stronger this season than last, and
il may well be doubted il any soubretie on
the road is thus better surrounded than
Miss Putnam
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. First race-lago
first Orphan Boy second, Shiloh third.
Time: 1:0ll4.
second race. five furlongs- Receiver first,
Red stone second, Emma j. third. Time;
Third race, five and a half furlongs-
Iyanhoe first, Vattell second, Dal. third.
Time: l.1jA.
Fourth race six and half furlonss-tiii-
ford first, McGarty second, Alexander third.
Time: l:2l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
NORTH STATE LEGISLATION.
A NUMBER OF IMPORTANT 5lIlS
DISCUSSED AND PASSED.

Reward For Nurderer-rwo Bestrue'i'e
Fires I'm reer.0oro- Governor Fo"les
Rsception-CoIonsi csmeron's Resig"s~
tion-Nor,h Carolina News.
RALEIGH, y. C., Feb. a. Special. Tho
House having adopted resolution to meet
at o'clock on Mondays did not convene
TIL this afternoon. A similar resolution
was voted down in the senate and that
body held a session this morning.
The bills passed their third reading
the Senate to-day 10 require
clerks Of the courts to make annual
reports Of affairs Of their offices and TO re-
quire the state officers 20 make reports TO
the General Assembly.
A bill passed the Senate making II ms
demeanor IN interfere with witnesses or
jurors.
TnE LEGAL INTEREST RATE.
The absorbing subject Of legislat ion at
present is the iaterest measure. piasln; .oc
minimum rate at six per cent. lo."a.
similar bin 10 that pending IN the SehatS
was introduced In the House, ana there Is
much discussion concerning lt.
INsPEcr0R-GENERAL RESIGNS.
Il is announced this evening that Cover
nor Fowle has received the RESIGNATION ~
Colonel Francis II. Cameron. Inspector
General of the State Guard. Colonel Jam
erun has occupied that position Tor mum,
ber of Years. Governor Fowle announced
mis- evening that be will give reception
on Monday night next 40 the doNefno'S
mansion complimentary 10 tuaries VI. buS,
becf ESD, and bride. who have just returned
% the city. having gone on a tour No'ln
after their nuptials AT Washington.
IL RESPECT TO SECRETARY WINDOW.
The postonico and all Federal depart
ment- hero will bee closed part of the day IA
honor of secretary WindOm's funeral
Governor f0Nle to-day offered "A rewaru
Of 500 for The capture of Charles william
son, CHARGED with the murder oi hts pfOlhes
in Cleveland county u few weeks ago.
TWO DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
! Two fires occurred no Greensboro early
Yesterday morning. The store Of Bowman
u Tenant on south Elm street, was gutted-
| The loss on the stock and building amounts
| tO $4,000, with $500 Insurance. nile TINS
/ fire was iu progres. the unoccupied dwell
| ing belonging o. Dr. ID. W. &. Benbow was
/ found 90 Dc on tire. On breaking into IL the
| drcmen discovered "a negro tramp last
! asleep. with the 1oOr burning norce}. Inc
negro had broken into the house. kindled
a fire. aud t-ll asleep. The building was
saved, but badly damaged, and the negro
! WAS Jailed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
Mr.. Bradlaugh'. Successor.

LONDON, Feb. 9.-sir Charles bike
IA spoken o. al possible success
sof 20 Charles Bradlaugh's seat.
Dixie has been Of late coming
back into public life. and his reception
has indicated that his partizans are willing
TO forget the folly that brought him down.
now that he has paid TO decency the tribute
of temporary retirement. II is not likely.
however that Dixie Will come forward for
a seat before next election. Lady Dixie il
winni < golden opinions everywhere by her
devotion 10 the cause Ofthe working women.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
The Pope and the French Republic.
NV Direct CABLE

PARIS, Feb. 2.-rhe Figaro publishes an
interview with The Pope in which the Holy
Father is represented as saying that if the
Conservatives Of France saw that it was
possible, they should establish something
better than "A Republic. Otherwise, they
should adhere to the Republic which would
then be what they chose % makeit His lloli-
ness sand it was better TO accomplish some
tling fairly we'll than TO tolerate that which
was very bad. 70 support a good Republic
was 20 fight against the INAUGURATION and
establishment Of "A bad one. The formation
Of Catholic party in France the Pope be-
lieyed TO be only an agreeable dream.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 2.-Ernest Forbes
the colored man who IN November last com
mitted an assault upon Miss Bertha Phipps,
a white girl. in Anne Arundel county, and
who was last week convicted Of the crime,
was today sentenced h be hanged az such a
time as the Governor may appoint. Forbes
crime almost caused a race riot and lynch
ing at Annapolis, where be was temporar-
ly confined after the crime.
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ment Sc. time when the rule should be re

ment Sc. a time when the rule should be re-
turnable.
Mr. Carlisle said that direct commit.
nIcation with Alaska could be tal
only through Victoria, British Columbia.
and he believed that IL would take about
twenty days TO reach sitka, whore the
Alaska court has its sittings, in order 10
serve notice Of the Courts decision. Mr..
Carlisle suggested that the rule be made re-
turnable on the second Monday in April.
After some whispered conversation be-.
tween Mr.. Carlisle and Solicit0r-Goneral
ratt representing the United states. The
former said that Mr.. Taft was desirous of
having an early day set. The Chief Justice
thought that the second Monday in April
had better be set and he made the oder sc.
cordingly.
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senior GastelIar Reelected.
nv Direct Cable.l

IBy DITttI NNWIN'I
MADRID. Feb. 2.-Senor Castelar, was re-
elected a member OF the ChanOer M ol
IDENTITIES in the election held YESTERDAY. III
Barcelona the elections were acvVln. v4
uanied by riotisg at many OF tne pIais. pgliIpis
places. The rioters attacked the olllclai9 N',
guarding the polling stations anu % suoIecue ho~es
in getting possession OF the oS,'De ,Sa r;osers
mn.o" ro Tested re- The returns from the
pcoyinces still continue to show gains LOT
me ~ Goyernment. This is the cause OF nuch
W. ,rs,nls,io,, on the part Of the ConseTva-
lives as Yesterdays elections were the nrsI
seld nnder the la establishing un''ers"i
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TO BE EXTENDED EASTWARD
The Danviile and East Tennessee Road
Lumber Inspector Absconds.

norfolk, Va, Feb. Especial. l-ReT-
resentatiyes from the Norfolk Chamber OF
Commerce, Business Mems Association
and Rule, State Exchange were hurried
10 Washington this afternoon " work
for the passage of the Tonnage Dill
which will come up in the House tomorrow;
| If this bill passes two building plants VIII
| be established at Norfolk Immediately.
AT meeting OF the stockholders OF tne
Dauyille and East Tennessee road helh ~
Norfolk to-day contracts were awarueu
for building the road eastward from bristoi,
Tenu., TO Damascus, Va, distance " "
thirty miles. The road will be extended 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
Gladstone Congratulate Bslfour
IRN Iirncl CnLlnl

DUBLIN. Feb. 2.-rhe Dublin EXpres.
says that Baliour had been congratulated
by Mr. Gladstone on the success OF his Of
forts 10 relieve distress I'm Western ireland
During the progress of an anti-Panol
meeting at kilusa yesterday, iree-fghl
took place between friends Of Mccarthy and
a number Of Parnelites. DR.. White, q
priest, who was the orator Of the occasion
expressed his belief that Mr.. Parnell would
soon be gotten rid Of by O'Brien and Dillon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03

Mr.. George -. Fisher was very low al
midnight, and his death is expected during
the next twenty -lour hours.
The Misses Morton, Of Lynchbur.; Mrs
Pitman and Mr. aud Mrs. II. ID. Olive. OF
Norfolk, are the guests Of Mrs. Madge ked
mOnd Smith, on west Main street.
Rev. L. ;. Baughan, Of Randolph-Macon
Academy, spent sunday in Richmond with
his sister, at the Arlington House.
Among the marriage licenses issued in
Washington Yesterday was one 10 Henry
l.. Ragland, Of Richmond, Va, and Frances
&, OHare.
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A. aee,lug of the special committee ap-
...I 10y MAJOR B. W. Richardson, of the
n.ul Lght Infantry Blues As
s..at.n. tode,Ise ways aud means ior the
-.-.rt au Arm9r, mud. will have their hrsi
-.t.-- meeting 40 the ArmOry OF the
t., tl-uighL so effort has as yet been
-.l. .y ile committee 90 raise a' 'ney, but
'.4.nf OBJ. members OF the company nave
Oh work quietly, and have succeeded
.l >clr.ue subscriptions from members oi
~. Ass0clati0u and company amounting 10