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The evening world., 1894-01-20
HhLDlMANN & CO. FAIL.
Liabilities Estimated at $40, 900
Assets. 10000.

Edward A, Haldimann e. Co, impor-
ters and wholesale dealers in watches
ana j"wc!ry, at 81 Maiden lane, made
an assignment without preferences to-
day to Lawyer John j. Connolly, of 81
Chambers street.
Mr.. Connolly old an Evening World
reporter that he would not be able to
file his schedules, showing assets and liza
hiities until the early part of next
week.
AT n rough estimate" he said, II
think the liabilities will not exceed $l5.-
ONo. The assets amount to about $40, 900.
The assignment Is the result of the gen
eral depression of trade
The evening world., 1894-01-20
FORMER BANKER ARRESTED.
ID. G. Faurot Charged with Swindiing
Man Out OF $40, 900.

CllICAGO, Jan, %, Benjamin G..
Faurot. the former President Of tho de-
funct Lima tOD National Bank, was ar
rested here last Might at II O'Clock. as
he was leaving on a Pennsylvania
train. TIL" warrant was sworn ont in
M" United states District Court by
William Carver, a tank builder.
Carver charges faurOt with swindlinC
him Out OF $la,~N. This case has created
considerable excitement throughout Ohio,
wh"r", The defendant is we'll known. 1t
Is said that the case in its entirety COW
crs a number OF visionary schemes by
Faurot. which resulted in the wrcCking
or the Lima Bank and impoverishing
Its creditors.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
ASSIGNMENTS IN BOSTON.
Publishers Fail and Garry Down nm
Engraving Company.

BOSTON, Jan. 2o,-Thc Russell Pub
fishing Company has assigned to H.. w.
BraSS. II Is a corporation organized
under the laws Of Maine, with a capital
OF $4,000, Its business has been for
twelve yeats the publication of a chill
dren' magazine, 'Our Little One'."
1t began the publication of a family
magazine, The Whole Family" and be-
fore the new periodical could be placed
on n paying basis thn panic came, and
large loss, '
The. John Andrew & Son Co. has as
signed to Frank, Pau. attorney for the
South End Bank. This Company Is a
Maine corporation, with n nom.nSl capt.
tai Of $4,000. and u engaged In engraving.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
SCHULTZ Is STILL ALIVE.
His Family Here Hnvc News Of III.
Attempted Suicide IN Ucrlip.

A recent cab" despatch told NJ the at
tempt Of Julius Schultz. . tohacCoriSt
Of his city. to take his life in n hotel
in Berlin. Germany.
nue In this city. and are in great dis
tress over the report. lie has a wife
and daughter. They have lust heard that
he is still alive, Mr.. schultz went abroad
last July for hig health. lie is sixty
years old 1t Is believed that II health
led him to attempt to end hts life.
The evening world., 1894-01-20

RTnuScfTeTtS.
TEyRTY-FIRST ANNUAL BALL
LING
will he held MONDAY, Feb. ;, at LenoN Lyceum,
59th 81. and Madison ave. Boxes will be sold nj
auction "Wednesday. Jan. ~, ut 8. 20 7. NJ, club
rooms, 1854 Broadway, near iTth 81.
EXTREMELY stylish spring Derby Just 70
cviVed. The Paddock 81, worth 81. 30.
Danhnry Hat co., - Dcshrosscs st.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
ELOPEO WITH MRS. ANGSTADT
Mark Hnlfpcnny Deserts His wife
ana Children.

LEWISBURG. Pa. Jan. m,-Mark
Halfpenny, n man Of good social posi-
ton. deserted his wife and family last
night and eloped with Mrs. Alvin Ang-
stadt, the wife of "A prominent tobacco
mist. The couple met at WatsontOwn,
ana had their bag Sas" checked for Cleve-
land. q. Mr., AnEstadt took his wifr's
run to the depot and a her ~good-hy,
believing that she intended visiting rola-
tiV"S At IealSburS.
lie Is now almost distracted. and has
telegraphei the chief Of Police of CleNe-
land to arrest the couple.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
SAID HE STOLE HER PIN.
Then Withdrew tho Charge and
Substituted Assault.

Charles Kirwin. Of 900 West sixteenth
street, was held for trial on a charge OF
assault preferred by Mary Nelson. in
jefferson Market Court, to-day.
Mary Nelson Ia a woman OF some
means. About a year ago she mot Kir-
win, became infatuated with him and
gave him money to start r saloon. Later
she went 10 live with him as his house
keeper. She had him ARRESTED yesterday,
alleging that ne had stolen her diamond
pin valued. at 800. She withdrew the
complaint to-day and substituted one OF
assault She claims he knocked her
down and Kicked her.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
TALK OF A WILL CONTEST.
Senator Stanford's Brother Not Sat
isfed with His Portion.

SAN FRASrlSrp. Jan. 90. The Ex-
aminer says 1t is rumored that a. I.
stanford. Of New York. a brother of the
late Leland stanford. viii contest the
~latter's will.
Stanford Ia quoted as having said he
had not announced his intention Of con
testing the will. hut that he was by no
means satisfied with 500. O00. the amount
left him by Senator stanford.
lie said. "If the other side manifests
a disposition to he fair and reasonable,
| shall not bring suit. | would greatly
regret tho necessity of forcing the estate
INTO the courts. because II won, air y
family matter that | don't wish to give
public,ty to-
The evening world., 1894-01-20
STOCKS FURTHER ADVANCE.
No Unfavorable Rumors Heard
To-Day in Wall Street.
London, Too, Helps the Ball Move
inent.

The upward movement in prices at the
stock Exchange made further progress
this morning. The market was stronger
than on any previous day for weeks,
and tho bears were badly worsted.
The street for once was entirely free
IRON una rOrable rumors. ana operators
We're disposed to look ON the bright side
Of things.
The bulls received some assistance from
Lond.n. earl" cables having reported
quotations there IL to | per cent. above
our closing OF yesterday.
The commission houses had a fair
number Of outside orders. and the exc
cution Of these had a stimulating effect.
Lake Shore rose . 81, to 127 10; North.
1 1aii1 T. is. to TO e IS IS s. ST. b%n psnff 7ts. s; s
Electric 5.s. to 36 is; Manhattan iS,t.
to. l22; Louisville & Nashville is, to
Jersey Central / ~, to liz; New York
Central. | "a. to lOl IA; Reading. 81 to
omaha -, to 8! Is; Do, preferred
Sc IS; canadl Southern ia, to 81; Big
Four IL. to 30 IA: Delaware Il Hudson
IS. to, l34 l-2; Michigan Central /. to
ss r. Lead preferred "a, to a. and Pitts
the spec!alties Evansville & 1'erre Haute
preferred rose >. to 60.
There has been no trading in silver
very long tim., The last transaction
was ut % j., This morning 5000 ounces
were sold at 81.
The total bank clearings Of all the
clearinghouse Of the United States for
the week cnding to-day, Jan. 90. were
SOL ,S9S,2 n1 against S9jf. 772.543 last week.
and Sl.i5I,iSI. S22 the corresponding week
last yosr.
The imports. exclusive of specie. at
the mort of New York for the week we're
N,i'S74l, Of which 1868 was dry
goods and S5.6j3,372 general merchandise.
The imports of specie at Inc port Of
New YORK fer the week were S26. 2T3, Of
which sl,tiGS was gold and Sl0.6o5 silver.
from tho highest with the exception of
Sugar, which dropped . points. to s. -.
The undertone of speculation was
strong. and the reaction In the general
list was perfectly natural in view OF
the desire of the light WASTED traders
to turn paper profits into cash.
The prevailing belief is that a higher
Tho bank statement created more talk
than anything that has occurred In Wal
street for many A day.
The increase in cash and in surplus
reserve reached colossal proportions. The
gain in specie and legal tenders com
hined was sl2. 76'.aON.
AS the liabilities We're up sl4. 2ao.5 500 the
than that in cash. yet It amounted to
s1O.17O.I75.
The banks now hold 500. IA. $50 in OK
CesS Of the %, por cent. reserve require
by law. Meier before has there been
such "A congestion Of money. and the faci
that Idle fuHds must sooner q" later seek
profitable employment imbuns operators
with a good deal of outrage.
The following are the comparative fig
The evening world., 1894-01-20
OHIO BANK ASSIGNS.
Cashier Denniston Accused of
WreckipE nm Ottawa Institution.

CBy Associated Press.)
OTTAWA. o.. Jan. 20.-The Ottawa
Exchange Bank, the property OF s.
..lauson. assigned yesterday to DR.. Reed
and Bruce MCGrevey. The assets are
about SOC The bank Will pay about
10 cents on the dollar. and the real estate
may raise 1t to IL cents. 1t was the oldest
bank In Northwestern Ohio.
The cashier. p. +. Denniston, who Is
in New York. is charged with being its
urecker through high living and inju-
dir,OuS investments.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
Want sunday Laws Enforced.

PllLADEIPiiIA. Jan. cO-Mayor Stulr, was
called upon Yesterday hy a large delegation Of
ministers and laymcn, who asked him ta rigidly
enforce the laws relative TO the observance ~
sunday. In u petition signed hv 900 voters he
was asked to close all confectionery. rIgar ami
o'h"r stores, barber shops and lre-rredm saloons
on that dan
The evening world., 1894-01-20
EVER HUNT LEOPARDS ?
Here's the Way 1t Is Done in South
Africa by Experts.

South Africa Is becoming an interest
ing point to the whole world. Ever
since the discovery Of diamonds in the
southern part of the Dark Continent that
country has proved a fascinating point
for travellers and story-writers.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
sTEAMERa
DIE TODAY.

Letimbro, Gibraltar Dec. 50.
licsperia. Gibraltar Jan. 8.
Saale Bremen Jan. 10.
Caribbep. ST. CrOiE Jan. II.
Dania, Ilayre Jan. y.
Manitoba. Rio Jareiro Dec. %.
New York. So lthampton Jan. -.
Etruria, Liverpool Jan. 10.
Othello. Antwerp Ian. :.
Pocohontas. Gibraltar Jan. 3.
HORROR. Rio Janeiro Dec. 81.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
Diamonds Gonc--Giri Arrested.

IVY NHNOTTaTNI TTN8FI
CLEVELAND, o., Jan 20 When Lucy
Wyanlt, a servant gIrl, left the residence o. II
4 Harmon last TUESDAY diamond jcNelry worth
u SO disappeared. Yesterday she was traced
TO the Ha~ley House and arrested. The dia-
monds ar supposed tn be IN possession of her
lover. who cannot he found,
The evening world., 1894-01-20
Health Omcer Talmndgc Sails.

pr. a T. Tnlmadmse, Deputy Health oneer a,
ousran.ine. with Mrs. Tsinadso and child, also
Mis- Joel Cole, Of Brooklyn. ssiled this morn.
tng on tfs steamer Yunurl. Of the Ward Ilns. 70,
= TIP 10 Havana, Santiago. CientuegoS and Nas.
~ thff expect 70 be some about sx wseka
The evening world., 1894-01-20

Ian. Is. 1894
Information having been rocciy"d that the
Northern la lie itailroal Company is unable ~
make further transfers Of Sto. ks and bonds,
the COMMITTEE on Securities rules that until fur
thor notice. assiSnrerts upon tho reverse of
certificates ~ stock and up0a registered bends
must carry achnow lelgmcnts before nctarr To be
n delivery. GEDEG ". ELY.
Sccrstarv
This action by tho Committee is the
outcome of the dispute between prcsi-
dent Ives and the receivers, the latter
refusing to deliver possession of the seal
and stock lCdesrs of :he Company.
t'rou receipt Of this refusal Mr.. Ives
commenced ,ogal proceedings 10 recover
the books and seal. instructed Assistant
Treasurer 10 make no further transfers
Of stock. and notified the Stock En-
change that mono could be made.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Low WATER To-DA
PORT OF NEW YORK.

OUTGOING sTEANERa
SAILED TO-DAY.
Aurania, Liverpool.
La Champagne. Havre.
Amsterdam, Rotterdam
Bolivia, Glasgow.
Yumuri. Havana,
City OF Augusta, Savannah.
Colombia, Colon.
Ell Norte, New Orleans.
Nueces. Galveston.
Louisiana, New Orleans.
Muriel. st. Croix.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
Bad Compilations

II would have remained solvent but foI
Its connection with the Russell Publish
ing Company.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
MUST FIRST SEE A NOTARY.
without His Signature No n. r.
stock Can BE Delivered

In accordance with the statement
given out at the Stock Exchange yoster-
day, the following notice was circulated
this morning by the Committee on Sc
C%uritieS &:
The evening world., 1894-01-20

Money Is nominally | per cent. on call.
Tho United States Suh-TreasurH had .
debit balance at the Clearing House to-
laN of $500 0N. Of which stn5.Cn0 will he
liquidated in gold and the reuainder in
Treasury notes.
The sales of stocks were I32.0N shares.
In the unlisted department $3.50 shares
of Sugar and 3,4m Lead were traded In.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
Mining y.


The following are the closing quota
lions OF mimi: stocks at the Con-
soliuated Exchange to-day:
hid. Asked. Bid, Asked
The evening world., 1894-01-20
CASTOR Clothing.

ASTONISHING p:ires pad for gentlemen cast
OF clothing. Call Of address Hugo Seelmann,
81 Maids OIL II,
The evening world., 1894-01-20
DIED.

THOMPSON. The beloved wife OF EDWARD
THOMPSON, Jan. 10, at her residence, 81 Jack-
son st.
Friends are invited to attend Sunday, Jan.
81, at .. 80,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-07
THE COMMIssIONER SPEAKS.
Gather Blackberries

VA. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL
June 9th, 1894. I
Mr.. Editor VIII you do me the
favor and give the poorer people In
the country the advantages OF a
practical suggestion, based on relia-
BILE reports from the different sec
tions of the state, aud suggest that
the county papers copy.
The fruit crop is a failure, rarely
an instance OF a report OF any
peaches or pears. The small per
cent of apples reported is being rap
Idly reduced they are falling from
the trees and practically there will
be none for market.
A good crop of grapes is expected
In many counties. A large crop of
blackberries Is reported in most
couhties-in some a good crop of
huckleberries also.
Now If those who are out employ
ment or are unable to do heavy
work, the women and children who
have to do what they can and fire.
quently pick these berries and sell
them fresh In the town and villages
for what they can get, will pick and
dry all they can work diligently at
it they will be amply rewarded this
winter they will, If the fruit is held
till January. make much money
Those who have not a supply OF dry
ers near towns can get for nothing
old tin from discarded roofing, otter
from burnt houses. this Strengthened
out for dryers is preferable to wood
drys quicker and is more easily han
died and costs nothing to put IL
working order.
Every cabin roof should be utilized
The black berry is the main chance
Gather and dry every berry possibl
and hold till Christmas for q higI
price. The grape, blackberry ana
nug.-s.S;s.ss,,... viii be the sole relianc
for preservers.
Very truly,
THOMAS WHITEHEAD,
Com, of Agriculture
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-07
ATURDAY. JULY Z. 1894
POMP'S DEFENSE.


l STOLE dem breeches 'kuo Wedge de
corn
But 'twan't no crime, ez sure you or
born.
FL de motiv' is right. den whar's de
sin ?
] stole dem breeches to be baptize' in.
Fur my onliest par was clean wored
out.
Dey Civ up de ghos' when l gun ter
shout.
But r'ligion is mighty, on must pervail
DO IL iauds er carky IN de county Jail.
De chain gan's got me, en- de coal
mines too,
But what could er 'fenseless colored
man do,
When de jedgeen jury lowed it wuz sin
Ter steal dem breechee ter be baptiz in.
Tell de folks all howdy en- good bye
too,
III meet 'em in hebbin when my wuck
il fru.
Fur my heart is white, DO my skin is
black,
En- I'm gwine ter yrabbel on de shinin'
track.
When de Lawd is jedge; l kDo' Il,
gwine say,
Pomp's straight q er shingle, en fail
ez de day,
He'll shout ter de wcrl' dat it want nc
sin
Ter steal de n breeches ter be baptiz' in
BELLE K. HARRISON.
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Asbury Park Notes.

AeBuRY PARK. June 27, '94-At
the Bethel A. NJ. +. Church last Sun
day evening, the pastor. Rev. Wal
ter Thompson preached a heart
searching and inspiring sermon to
the A. +. NJ, Lodge, 42.
Rev. r. A. Bolden, OF the Second
Baptist Church, attended the Con-
vention which convened In BROOKLYN
last week. He returned on Friday
and last Sunday night he preached
good sermon TO a large congrega-
ton. Bro. Bolen calls himself one of
Gods peculiar creatures. Mrs. w.
II. Billups of n. Y. has opened first
class hotel, New York Hotel on
Springfield Ave-, w. Park.
THE is It's FIRST season and il is one
of the first in rank among the many
hotels FOR the accommodation of col
ored people. There you will find not
only first class accommodations for
boarding and lodging but every Sat
urday morning you can fnd the
Richmond PLANET. The Colored A.
mericau. The New York Age, and the
Philadelphia Tribune
The Pennsylvania House hoisted
her flag on the goth inst. This is its
sixth season. W. n. Young the pro-
prietor is a pleasant gentleman to
meet and seems TO have his ewes
opened to business. Among the new
Iarrivals at the Penn. Is Miss Annie
Brooks, of Brooklyn. Miss Rebecca
I5hese, Messrs. Clarence Eley, aud w.
D. Davis. OF philadelphia.
The Soow Hill House; First Ave.
land Adam Sts., has commenced it's
twelfth season. Mr.. j. w. Shockley.
owner and proprietor. The Snow
Viii has at present sIxty-fve guests.
Among the many are Rev. A. d.
Davis and wife of Phila., Misses Del
| lR and Catherine Banks of Baltimore
John James.of Montecello, Fla, W.
A. Harrod and l.. G. Garland of
Wayland Seminary, Washington, d.
| O., Mesdames Coates, and Brooks
and Miss Grace of Pbila.
Willie Morris, Mr. & Mrs. John Il.
ZONES of Trent, N. J. and Mrs. Jas.
Garter, and Mics Elite Williams oI
N T., and Mrs Agnes Miller of Rich
mond, Va. will stop at the New York
Hotel all summer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-07
PREFERRED THE COLORED Low.
Err.
A White Girl ElOpes with her FavOrite
TO the Disgust Of Her White EN-
plOyers.

WARRENToN, VA, June 90 On
tuesday night a highly respectable
English girl in The employment OF
Mrs. P. w. Charrington disappear
ed. That night it was only an an.
noying mystery where she could be,
as she slept in the house at night
and had never before been absent
from her post. But yesterday
half-white Negro man who lived on
the place was found to be absent al
so, and one of the servants wit
messed her trunk being carried
away the night before. On further
investigation it was found that the
man had comsfor her, and that they
had made their escape, running of
to Washington to be married.
The woman was well educated and
unusuallyEre6ned looking. She had
been In Mr.. CharriDgton's employ.
ment for three years-ever since she
came direct from England for the
purpose. The man is rather good
for nothing and unreliable. Such an
occurrence is very appalling. She
knew nothing about Negroes and
seemed TO have no prejudice against
them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-07
Fell Between the Vessel and the Wharf
A ColOred Man LOOses His Life.

Lewis Howard, better known as
Morgan Howard, colored, was
drowned last Monday at about II
O'Clock In the river at the foot of
Ash street. 1t seems that Howard
attempted to board one of the Mont
tor tug boats when he slipped and
fell between the wharf and the boat
The body was recovered about halt
an hour later by Capt. Cunningham
of the tug Christian.
Howard was employed as driver
by Mr.. John DAILY and was about 80
years old. He lives in New Town
just below the city and leaves a wife
! and one child.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-07
FROM NORFOLK.
The Governor Refuses to Interfere
Contested Election Cases.
NoRFoLK. Va. june 26. ,.

NORFOLK, VA, June &c, '94.
The sudden demise of Mrs. Laurie
j. Turner which occurred Saturday
at i p. m, was a shock TO the en-
tire community of which she was well
known. The deceased was % years
OF age and we'll beloved by all who
knew her. Her funeral took place
yesterday morning from the Grace
2. +. Church and was largely attend
ed. The following gentlemen ofRcia-
ted as pail. bearers f: Messrs. George
Langley, James Tynes, Almond
Keeling. VIM. Poole, Joseph Miller
aud j. Jackson. The society event
OF the season promises TO be the tug
party which the Norfolk 400 will en-
Joy on Thursday the 28th. The
charming Miss Anderson will be with
the party which will add to the
pleasure of the affair.
Gov. O'Ferrall has refused to In
terfere In the case of Madison Brown
sentenced to be hanged on the 18th
of July for the murder of John Dol
lard. The Governors action seems
to meet with approval here by white
and colored alike. Mr.. Dollard wac
a friend to the race and no one ever
left bis door empty handed. This
miscreant in company with a youth
by the name OF Lewis were in the act
OF rObbing his store; awakened by
the noise he went down TO ascertain
inc cause when bullet pierced his
6reast Killing him almost fnsCau tly.
Let the law take it's course.
A large number of persons left this
A M. for Yorktown on an excursion
given by the st. Luke's A. NJ. NJ. P.
Sunday school
Mrs. Addie Hunton wife of interna-
tional Secretary, w. A. Hunton ar
rived in the city last Sunday week
from Richmond. Mr.. Hunton Is ex-
pected here from England sometime
next month.
Alter one week of sensational evi.
dence In the 4th ward contested cleo
ton cases the corporation court was
engaged again yesterday In hearing
the colored peoples side A number
OF them testified to having voted the
Prohibition Reform ticket. The ex
animation was of q mild character
and did not amount to much.
Cards are out for the marriage o
Miss Rosa L. Jessup to MIR. John c
, Minkins OF Providence, r. l., who Il
on the staff of prominent newspa
J per there.
The excursiOnlsts returned iron
Richmond last night O'Clock wher
the Reds were defeated by score O
II to II. All the public schoolclos-
ed last Friday.
Rev. John b. Hector OF oratorica
fame will return to the city next Sun
) day where be will preach at 81
Johns A. NJ. E. Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-07
MANCHESTER LETTER.

The Jubilee Feast given last Mon
day and Tuesday nights, the 25th
and 26th was beyond Il doubt n
grand success. The members as
we'll as the Rev. Dr. "a. Birgs, Jr.,
are untiriDg In their zeal to llquidate
the debt now hanging over them.
Last Sunday was grand rally day
and a large amount was raised as
had been anticipated. Now reader,
what have you given this year for
the building viii YOU let these
three mouths pass and leave you on
the lido nothing roll ?" It YOU can
not give donation, lend to the
Lord some of the savings lie has
paid you this year.
WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
Respecting the above there are
people that do not read a news
paper from one week TO another,
and we were surprised TO know that
we were in the presence OF some such
people only few weeks ago who did
not know of the Isaac Jenkins lynch
ing ce.tas.rophe, nor that he was at
our very doors (Ricbmond) last
week. Now good people we take
this means OF saying to you that in
less than five months you will be
called upon to vote for some caDdi-
date for Congress from this, the Bird
congressional district with the dem
ocratic nefarlous election law recent
ly enacted TO distraDcbise all who
can not read, so to speak, and espec
tally our people. You ought to
| commence now and use every fort
to improve along that li0e, for you
viii never be able to tell any one for
whom you cast your ballot unless
you can read your ticket yourself.
The Y. NJ G. A. Is endeavoriug to
arrange night school for all who will
attend and grapple such an oppor-
tunity. The admission fee to the as
ISOLATION IL within the reach of all
We do not mean to say that the Y
M. e. A. is political organization
but we denounce any organization
that care not, what or who they are
that is given TO corrupt dealings
towards their fellowman.
BRIEFe.
| Mr.. Winston LaDghorne Ia yet
suffering from the recent stroke O
paralysis, while at his post of duty
at the Richmond Cedar Works.
Miss NJ. l.. Mccormick has return
ed to the city and Is stopping with
her brother, Mr.. A. Mccormick, col
ner 18th and Stockton SITS.
Miss Mamie A. Edwards formerly
of Manchester but now resident oI
New York is visiting her mother
Mrs. A Edwards.
Mr.. c. ii Jones left Tuesday, oath
for Saratoga Springs. n Y. he is 2
graduate of Class '94 and is mucF
beloved by the people Of his city snC
has the best Wishes of them all.
The Union will meet next SUNDAY
at the Odd st. Bapt. Church. Mr.. ]
r. Cogbill will address the assem-.
blage. Let us ali turn out and hear
him.
Prof. j. Ii. Blackwell IL Gonzales
cling after brief attack OF neuralgis
Mr.. Jessie Mosby, Jr., preached
for the congregation of the LIST Bap-
fist Church last Sunday night, oath
MUEFoRD.