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Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
5tdoti1bes.
Der Barnes Jnqueft.
60" Joroar, annic WahoneY, :. S.5erfeY,
Gbornas Oonobue mo 80" Sarbee all
ole 6ro69eidmoreuen perwtefen.

NQe flint ger1onen, bic me6r pber peni=
ger bet Der grmorbung bon Mfreb 9. Bar
mes i6re !6anb i'm @ptele bdtten, nurben oez
tern BON elmer @proner8zS yurb an Die @robz
gef4morenen Dertpte1en. @eber Serbian nod
Innie WaRonep ma4ten 4usfu9en, bdgegen
murbe Serfep, Oono9ue unb 8arbee qez
%itdttet, ben @ef9porenen tbr 0er3 aus3uz
f9iitten. Der Snqueit purbe in Der 6Dbe
PartzS Station bon benz 6iilfs=Gorpner 9eub
abgebalten, ipd6renD Staat5=Nntpalt &ern,
ais 0ertreter Der Dffentlt6en MrltIaqe, t6eilz
peiie bas 8erb6r leitete. Sd8 3eu9enper6Dr
bra6te eigentlt@. ni6ts gteues gu Sage.
Srau off reD s. Oppe BON Go. 1850 8ernor
Mbe., er3d6lte no6mdI8 ausfii6rlt9 pie tie
am 9pnneritag Nd6t BON Dem Seniter hires
S9laf3tmmerS aus Serbian unD SSSer1eb Bel
Dem SDrtf6affen Der 8tfte bepba9tet babe,
tporauf bonn Die GrpreBleute 9atpion
Brtngle unb Satin tbre beretts friiber gez
mabten Musfagen tpteber6plten. Damn be-
trat y@D" 8arbee, elmer Der 8efanqenen, Der
ais Wagenfpaf 9er in benz yMrcabe" =2ei6ftaQ
d1geiteQt mar, ben 3eugenftdno uno qab
cine 9et1aue S9tlberun9 Der 0DrqGnQe BON
Dem Mugenbltd an, ais Serbian unb Nnnte
WfahoneD 3u t6m @fanter, Inn einen Wagen
gu mietben, Bis our Giidfe3r bes &utf4ers
ODnobue, 2eBterer BET 6rteb bann eingebenb,
nte Serbian bic &i1te, in Der 8arnes' berz
ItiimmeGte 2et3e lag, auf fetnen @agen gez
laben unb tpobtn ite gebra9t tpurbe. Die
fen @uSidgen fiigte Der 3euge Die 8ebaupz
t1ng btn5u, boB Serbian tbm gebrobt babe,
ibn tObten gu polen, fats er gu irgenb Sc
marb iiber bas, mas er geieben, fpre6en
tperbe. @pdter fei er oann nit Serbian unb
Der MtaboneD in etne &neipe gegangen, in
Der fte tii4tig- ge8e3t bdtten. gaa9Oem
bunn NOD Serfep in a6gebro9enen @GBen
feline f4on mebrfu4 gema9ten NusTagen
tpteberboIt bate, 3ogen it6 bic @ef9morenen
CUR 8erdt6ung 3uriif unb I'M 2 11br err
fplgte Der 8abrIpru4, Der, pie f9on err
tpdbnt, babin lautet, baB Barnes pon n@b"
Serbian erf9lagen fet unb baB er Iopo6G,
ais aub Die iibrigen bier @efangeuen an bic
straightforward gu Derpeifen ieten,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
8rannte nit 10000 0urd.
Gin Mann, damens Gberbarot, p%erfauft Ole
feilem Qrbeit9eber 8. ID. Gbparos
9eR0reuoen Shafe mo pera
f9ptroet nit Dem Grlos.

6ilfSmari6au 3ogdn legte beute Wtor1
gen 8ei4Iag auf cine nab 1867 90pTen
5dRlenOen S9afbeer6e, Die al Die Sirna
Is. 6. S6erlod III Ga Scr, Same Gountp.
Su., piOerrccbtlib p~erfauft poroen mar.
9aSielbe that 81. sc. @bparOs aus God
Springs. @Domin9, nit einem %Stpeiten,
800 !6aupt 3GblenDen SeerOe, Die Die
6irma Wtaer & Cons in 8rantz
fort, Snbtana, 8efauft bate. 8etbe t6eerz
ben geb0rten gu elmer 9r0Beret, 3O67
9aupt 5G6lenoen 0eerbe, Die ba5 Gigen7
tbum bon IS. SO. @DmarbS, einem retcben
Steb8icbter aus GoG Springs, g%8Doming,
mar. 0erleIbe battle bic S6afc in Chicago
p~erfaufen ipoIen uno bate 3tpet ietner
2eute, etuen 9euti6en Namcrs @berDarbt
unb einen Wteritaner, beiien Namen ntcbt
betannt lit, 6eauftra9t, Die Scbafe bicrber
3u be9letten. Statt benz Outrage nab3uz
tommen, trieben iie Die Sbafe nab Der
nG6iten 8abnitation ul6 lieBen ite bort
etnlaoen unO iubren nit ibnen nn9 &aniaS
@ttD. 0ort ~pertaufte @6erbarbt BEN gr6Bez
rem She'll Der 6eeroe, lieB ben Wterifauer
i'm Stt6 uno fuDr nit ben iibrtgen S6afen
nab Chicago, no ct tie in ben Stof 0arDS
an bic N8enten Der ~9enannten Sirmen oer>
filberte.
Oils Ser Wterifaner ii9 BON Gberbar6t
berlaiien lab, %teIe9rapbirte er oil @bparbS,
tbetlte tbm baS @ei6ebene NIT uno fragte
an, mas CT tbun ioue. @oiparbs Icbtfte
tbm iofort per GeIegrapb @elb uno trug
tbm aut benz fiihtigen@berbarbt gu folgen,
CT ielbit Der0e ebenfou8 nit Dem nGditen
3u9e na9 Gbtca9o abreiien. DIS Der
W&eEttaner bier %eintraf, iparen bic S6afe
berettS D%erfauft unb @berbarbt nit benz
Cribs, Der ii3 auf $4,000 belduft, burcb8ez
brannt. Der Werifaner t~partete, bis
@otparb5 am nd6ltenSage %eintraf. 9cbterer
lteB li3 iofort BON benz 8un6escommiiiGr
98trt etnen BieOererIan8ungsbefe6l aIsz
IteQen uno bic bier perfauften S6afe, bic
nod ntcbt abgeibift tparen, nit 8ei9lag
belegen. Son @6crbart bat MAJ bisber
feline Spur entbe6t.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
GountY=Qn9eIe9enPeiten,
Die Sub=Gomites oes GountYratRs. - Der.
fhieoenes.

Inter 8oriiB 6es Gommiidrs 9unIz
mann belt geitern Gtabmtttag oas cOantDz
rGtbltGbe @omite fir ben 0ffentIi3en 9ienIt
ietne erite SiBung ab, in tpelber 5un0cbt
Die elite Der ft1noigen Subz@omites heS
8lcnar=Q u8i9uiieS CUR 8erlei1ng unO Be-
itGtigung gelangte. Die etn3elnen Gomites
itnb pie fol9t 3uiammengeieBl:
81 menz unb Strenuous (0unz
ntn9): Strufman Mcgtt3OlS, Waf,
Sitter, 9tnn.
8au GOmtte: so c0i9OIs,
Strudman, Martin, Cunning, 0inn.
6oipitaIz Gomite: Gunning,
Wlad, 8urmeiiter, dunn, Sones.
Coroner unb MorgHe: 9tnn,
Sitter, Soues, Beer, Quen.
NrmenpfIe8e: SOnes, 9inn,
Cunning. Wunn, Beer.
@efGn9ntB unb Sri NJ / n al e.
ri d t: 8urmetiter, Mcgti9ols, 1nOlO,
Wtartin un6 Wad.
Suftts: Sc q d Cunning, SoneS.
S6uten: Glitter, 8urmeiiter,
Seer (oret 9euticb).
0ru6 3 9 ruda4en Munn,j
Sitter In6 Wtc9tidoLs.
Stdbtti6 e Nn9eLegenbeiten:
Warttn, Strudman, llnoL6.
Nuf Mntrag 6es 9rdfi6enten 5eolb
tpurbe nod Elm SubzGomite fit ba5
@Ourtbaus ernannt, beite6eno aus ben
@ommiiiGren ltnoLb, Sitter, Mann, Maf
unb 2inn, an weI4eS Gomite ale 2uz
lhriften uub &equiiitiOncn Der i'm Court
baus einquartierteu Departments s@befs
oertuieien perben iOaen.
Sin @eiub bes gountDz @genten 6apbeL
I'm cine Grtrabetptui8uug bon $3.50 3ur
Qnitelung BON 10 neuen 6Ilf5zQgenten
fir ben WtOnat DECEMBER muroe fir 6e
nd3ite SiBun8 5urtdaeIegt, cine Qn3a6l
oeri3iebcnartiger 3ui9riften gingen an Die
relpeftioen Counties.
9as 8roteiti6reibcn 6es 9lnpaIts 8otz
tim 9cgen bic 8er0ffentItbung bon amtz
li6en @nsei9en in Der y9ispatcb" NAM
oerte auf ben Q(ntra9 OeS 8rGiibenten
6ealD III ben Bapiertorb.
Ser @ontratt fir ben 8au zines
8ai6bauieS ouf benz @runbitif Ser gOrz
mali6uGe Durbe fir $1078 benz Inter
nebmer So6n 9amm su9eipro9en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
hehIer un6 StebIer.

s. Mbr5insti, Suit. Mroos, 81. 8ilber,
SObn Btfet, Mm. 8unblptp unb 0enrp 8atz
ling, 6 8urf9en i'm Otter bon Is Big "a
Sabren, 6atten am b%ergangenen Mttttpo9
aus etnem auf ben @elei1en Der Nort6=
Deiternbabn IN RodneQ, nd6e Der rs. Str.
iteben0en Sra6tnagen Der genonnten 8a6n
cine grOBe .QuantttGt 6eu getoblen, es auf
etnen berett ge6altenen Wagen gelaben unb
na9 Dem StaIe bes Som. 0oble, 20
Murfbfiel5 @be., ge14afft, 0ort erbieGten
tie bafiir 8e3dbIung. AGs Die SEEDS, bur9
ben + ften 8erfu9 bertpegen gema9t, Ell
men 8petten 0iebtabl an berIelben @teGe
berIu4ten, nurben lie abgefaBt unb eingez
iperrt. 9a ie fi6 berett ertIdrten, als
3eugen gegen Die 9ebler, Som. 0oble unb
5rau, auf3utreten, purOen ie nun unter
elmer NnfGage bes unorbentIt@en 8etragen5
benz &t9ter @berbarbt borgefibrt, unb BON
bieIem nit elmer @trafe BON ie $50 belegt.
Die 0ople'5 tpurben Dor &i9ter 9polep
pro3efftrt unb bebielt ii9 btefer na9 @ernebz
mung Der pbengenannten 9tebe Ieine @nt=
f9eibung FiS Sreitag bor. 8t8 ba6tn 1te6en
bic 9pbIe's unter ie $500 8iirgi@aft,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
SSn Scr Sta6tz@nneftnrszNffi ce

- Sn oer Stabt>@Olettors>S Office ginz
gen i'm 3oufe Deg geitri8en Sages picOer
$64,252 an observation-disclosures eli.
Comptroller SoneS fonnte bcnte @orz
miltag aber mod nibt onseben, mann nit
Der Ills5a6lung Der Observation-Disclosures at
Die ltdotilben @(ngeiteuten begonnen pers
ben tpiirbc.
= 9arrp SbomIon mrrbe neuli6 babel
a6gefaBt, als er in einem 6etaurunt an Der
Wttlpautee &pe. einem Sperm Oora8 einen
neber3ieber gu fte6Gen beriu6te. 6eute frii1
ipuroe er pOr &ihter 86tte qefibrt uno
bon btefem unter $500 8iirgf8aft benz Griz
mtnalgeri9t iibertpie1en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
Der Swift=P opfinss G onteft.
Rtdter Garter perbietet ole 6erforune DER
Sttmm3ettcl. - John nj. SmYtb reiio=
nirt ais Doritber oes repubIifanii9en
GountY=G entralsG omites.

Gountpri3ter Garter bat geftern in@a9en
6eS Sptft=9 opftn'f9 Wa6lconteItes perz
fugt, baB bic WablcommtIfion bic gelegentz
lid Der 8urgermetfterz Spe5talpa6t bonn 10,
DECEMBER 1898 abgegebenen Sttmm3ettel
Bis auf @eitereS nt9t 5er1tDren Diirfe.
Die &nprbnung beS Gountprt9ters err
folgte ouf ben Qntrag bes 3~e9tSantpalts
W}tQer, beS &e4tsoertreters Der Stptfff9sn
partet, tpel9e INNER mod be1trebt 1T, Der
4mtsperiObe Des Mapors 9opfins Elm pl0Bz
lt9es @nbe gu b~ereiten un0 Spift auf ben
S9tlb gu beben. Die Nntrags19rift entz
4Glt i'm @eIentli9en bteIelben punfte, auf
tpel9e bic Sreunbe SHIFTS ben Original
@ontet begannen unb %frttiftrt uuBerbem bas
8erbalten oes @ountprt3ters Scales in Der
Nn~gelegen6eit,
Ri9ter Garter tpirb borausff9tlli9 benz
ndAf etnen Sermtn our Gnti9eibung Der
5rage anfeBen, Db Die BET Der Spe3iaItpabl
am 10. 9e3ember abgegebenen Sttmmen
nod etnmal 9e3GbGt tperben IoQen ober nt9t.
John m. SmYth reiienirt. ~
Sobn 30, @mbt6, Der @orfiBer bes 1ez
publttanii3en Gountp : Central : GDmiteS
rei4te in Der geitrigen StBung biei er SIR
peri4aft feline &eftgnatton Elm, pie er an
gtebt, neil feline Prtbatge19dfte i'm gu ie6r
in Nn1pru9 ne6mer.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
Uo6esfGue.

Solgenbe SObesfGue pur6en beute gorz
mttta9 i'm @eiunbbeitSamt angerlelhet:
Oeors @onr0b, 20 Sabre, 100 Qber6eenz
itroBe.
@tinnie 8eOersOOrf, 16 Sabre, 921 @sIt
20. StraBe.
Susie @rnit, % Sabre, 2 0st., 428 @sft
@rnit aiamonn, so Sabre, III g. SAL
itebitr.
@il3elm arabIe, AZ Sabre, Guunto
6ospital.
Trancisca gbiuipps, 81 Sabre, 1854
SrsO; Seibler, A Sabre, 80 SuGionltr.
Bauline 6elene Qatbarin, 81 Sabre,
142 9%obtonftraBe.
Trie0a .3int, 8 Sabre, 681 SO. 20. Str.
gilbert GlenO, II Sabre, 1909 Suftinez
ltraBe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
Sobn N. SmYtb reiionirt.
Die ,,rdubIofen" Kobleu.

Mtabor 6pptins 1T t~eine8tpe9s nit ben
Gefultaten 5ufrteben, Die Der @ebrau9 1uz
%genannter rou6freier &obGen in etnigen
itGbtif9en S9ulen unb in ben gufnpitaz
ttonen IN 8e3ug auf bte Nb1teuung bes
Rau3ibels ergeben bat. 8etm &au9tnz
IpectDr Nbam5 ft1b in ben leBten Mo9en
3dblret3e &lagen e%tngelaufen, baB ben
S3ornfeinen Der S6ulgebGube, in tpel9en
Die an9eblt3 rou9lofe &oble ais 6euez
rungsmtertal benuBt pirO, na9 pte bpr
bider &au9 entftr0me.
NlS Die GDntracte fir bic 2ieferunq BON
fpg. rau9loien &oblen an bic @6ul6Gu1er
bergeben ~pur0en, nabm man an, bab bamit
Der Rau9unfug, 1otpett Die 0ffentli9en
S6ulgebGu0e in 8etra9t fommen, Qbqez
iteut fem piirbe. Die Dor Der 8erqe6unq
Der Gontracte nit ben rau9lo1en &O6len
an9eiteQten 8erfu6e batten Elm ie6r qirittz
ges Ge1ultot ergeben, iebt entpideln Qber
Die rau4loien 8oblen gerabe ebenIo ptel
Rdu3, ipte Die &D6len, benen baS Nttribut
rau4los ni9t betgelegt pirb.
&du9tnipector Mbams, Der bic @tnfii6s
rung Der rau3lofen &oble bringenb emz
pfoblen bat, min fir feline @mpfeblunqen
ieBt feline 8eranttportung iiberne6men. Gr
ertlGrt, er babe bur9 bic NIT Der rou6lo1en
&oble angefte1ten 8eriu9e Die ue6erseuz
9ung getponnen, baB bteIelbe Elm guteS Mitz
tel CUR N6fteuung bes &ou9unfuqs fetn
tpiirbe. 8et ben Gten6dbnen bitten 1t9
bteie 8olen au4 tbat1G9lt9 betpd6rt. On
berS iet es bel Der @erpenbung Der fpq.
rau3lofen &Oble feiten8 prtbater @onf1z
menten, tpo fte fi9 in Dtelen SGGen ni6t
betpGbrt babe unb ebenlo btel Gau9 gebe,
pte getpDRnlt4e 8et4fOble.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
OoIfslnifnon.

Sn Der beuti4en ct, N}arien< &tr6e, Gde
unO 8OnfteIO Str, buIten g~egentpGrtig
Die Sci uitenzPatres Simeon, 8enberma6er
uno 8reii3 cine 8tGgtge MftIfion. Die bret
erfreuen ft6 zines berpprragen0eu
ols &an5elreDner, Die 9auptpreOi8t
1T ieben &berb UNI ZIP u6r.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
CAB werthIofe Oheds Gus.

9uf 8eronIofung bes Gpirituo1en6dnbz
lers S. 9ofterling, PIG RonbOGpb Ctr,
lpllroe 9eitern Der i'm Briggs 9oteG" etn=
qaarttrte %. ., W}oOre tpegen 8erausg1z
bung zines tpert6lofen Gbets etnge1perrt
urb mad Der @rmOrp gef6ufft. Moore bate
1td Dem Suffering aG8 9obltpertb aus @lgtn,
gu, oOrgeitellt, einen Poften Spiritual en- be-
ttellt unb nit einem Gbed auf bic @tqin
Jtrft g&ational 8ant gum 8etrage BON $500
be3ablt. 9aiterlid 3og, beOor er ben MuFz
trag au4 ausfiibrte, Grtunbigungen liber
ben Nert6 Der Gbeds Elm unb erfu6r, baB er
tDertblos mGre. Rtbter 8rabtpeQ, bem
Moore Reute urter Der @ntlage Der 8erall3z
gabung fali4er @bedS Dprgefibrt tpur5e,
5tslt i'm unter $500 8iir9i4aft gum pro3eB
felt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
0WetmaI freioefproden.

9enrD @oth unb Srib @obs pur6en
tHr3ltcb auf 8cranlaiiung BON E6omas s..
8roipn unter Der Qntlage beS 0icbtobIs
Dem Hlcbter @lennon oorgefiibrt unb freiz
9e1prohen. 0omit ntbt 3ufrieben, lien
Der SlG9er bic 8ei6cn obermat8 berbaften
uno benz 0ticbter 6artop in 6ooe 9orf
porfitRren, Der tic ebenfaus freiipracb. 0ie
Slage mat iebenfaus unbegrinoet.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
@in nemienter Ghleihhieh hnnfhen

- Sin gepiegter @6lei6bieb, tpeG@er Der
polt5et ur1ter benz Iamen Sames M}aDer
betannt TT, purbe unlGngit babel erptT6t,
alS er in bas 9ous BON g. Prenbergaft an
Der Nuittn Nbe. einorang unb cine 9olbene
Uhr 81 te9len Derfu9te, Gr ber3t9tete beute
fritb Dor Rt3ter Mbtte auf Elm @Drper6Dr
urto puroe bober unter $500 8irgf9aft an
oas Grtminalgert9t pertptefeu.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12
beirathsfheine.

SOl9en6e 6etratbSi9eine wurben 6eute
bon 6errn Salmonion i'm Bureau bes
@ountVz@ lerfs auSgeiteIt:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12

@benbbGatt 1 Gent, 6 Gents bic @o6e.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-12

Fdtts, II. DEG.
Der grdii6ent Ser 0eputtrtenfommer,
S1roeal, Der i'm &abtnet, 6eIien 8r6iibent
eaitmtrzg crter mar, ben Soften zines gTiz
nan3nIInLlterS Time bate, lit beoenftib err
lF0Ntt' VI IetOet an GOn9eition Der 0unge.
8On6O II, II. 0e3.
Der beige D@lobe" per0ffentGibt beute
gt9cbmttta8 ben 8rief zines in g6tno anz
1@lll8en ~@ngI6noers, Der bermDge ieiner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-12
WON BY HEAVY HITTING
TWO HOME RUNS POURED rRomI-
yyyrLY IN YEsTERDAr's GAME.
pIummcr too Much for the Nisitors-ihc
Game was Marked by Clean Fielding
and Heavy Stick Work.

again the Bloody Shirts demonstrated
| their proves, and vanqulshed the Hill
! climbers by a score OF s TO |. The game
was pretty contest from start to finish.
and though the visitors lost. they put up
a stiff fight until their last man was re-
tired.
Everybody on the home team played
ball except Morgan, who was somewhat
off, but even he made up for his loose
fielding by his heavy stick work. The
visitors lost thrugh their inability 10 hit
Plummer safely at the right time; on the
other hand, the Bloody shirts poundei
Quarles for fourteen hits, including Two
home runs and two doubles. The boston
twirler showed up well. He no. only
fielded his position excellently but py co.i
head work kept the opposing Datsi"eh
down TO i've hits.
The six hunlred rooters nearly wchi
wild when Morgan and the Baby toucheu
Quarles up for a couple of nice drives over
the left field fence I'm the fifth.
In the seventh. Plunmer caught W ED
ster mapping at second. The LynchbHrg
catcher gave Umpire Clarke some back
talk when he called him out. for viii III
he was fined $40. and retired from the
game.
Napier, for the home team. put up a
beautiful game at third. He gathered ] !
y
them over TO Tate in a manner that re-
minded the crowd Of Nash.
Kahn and Phillips both played ball, but
II remained for Mccain to make the star
play by capturing a difficult ~ from
Cleve's bat in the seventh. The bah was
knocked into deep centre and looked
good for two bags. bat Mccain got hus-
tie On himself and captured the sphere
after n long run.
For the visitors, Give. Martin, and
Srrth each put up a faultless game. with
the exception Of Martin. who let Fost n .
fly TO left roll between his legs. Umpire
Clarke gave SATISFACTION, with the ex-
cepton that he called Napier safe At
second In the seveath. when II was clear
that that player had been fairly touched
several feet of the base.
TWAS SOON ALL OvKR WITH IN.
In the first the home team was retired
in one, two. three order Lynchburg got
one on Napiers wild throw 10 first Of
Cleves' hit assisted by Paynters sacri-
flee and Smiths timely single. \. ,er this
third was the stopping place for the visit
and two timely double plays preventing
them from scoring again during the game.
Tate and Foster scored the first two runs
for the Bloody Shirts in the third on hits
by Mccain and Foster assisted by Nor
gans double.
Heavy stick work in the next increased
the score four more runs. The sixth and
seventh yielded enc run each. The home
team tried hard TO score in the eighth
and ninth, but clean fielding by the visit
ors prevented.
Just cast your eye upon this little
chrome:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-12
HAMPDEN-sIDNEY COMMENCEMENT
Rev. Dr. Fairs Baccaisureate Sermon-Y.
NJ. g. A.

NJ. e. A.
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY. VA. June TO-
Special-The baccalaureate sermon was
preached this morning by the Rev. Dr..
Fair OF your city, TO his special audience,
the graduating class. and large gather
ing OF residents and visitors.
The theme. based on John Ill. q was
Christ's influence the proof OF his divinity.
The rise OF this influence is an anomaly
in the worlds history Great men have
ever been the product OF their age
Chrlsts power rose in the face Of preJu-
dice, and has grown Till 1t dominates
government. Literature. art. and miracles
are wrought by Il every day rivaling
those that the infidel rejects. The cruci-
ffxion sharply divides the ancient civili-
zation from ours. The modern world is
better in many ways, and goes on I'M
proving.
main discourse. was quickened again and
again into imprisoned speech or melted
into pathos. His illustrations were strik-
angiy clear ana forcible. We can no more
explain the suns influence than Christ's.
yet who Is so foolish as to deny himself
the suns benefcent light and warmth.
IN closing ne made 10 the graduating
class an appeal that was unusually
solemn especially the words suggested by
the occasion. that death is the great com
mencement.
This evening the same speaker delivered
before the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion In the chapel a discourse scarcely less
Impressive than the mornings on the sig
n'neance OF life. The answer TO the ques-
tlon In James w. Il: What is your lifey'
IN us twotoid aspect OF origin and destiny.
Is found In happy contrast TO the mate
fialists oozc product ending In oblivion. In
tne repeated declaration OF Holy Writ
IN the Image OF God created he him, ana
IN the blessed assurance TO the devout
believer that he shall return TO the bosom
OF his Father and his God. Finally that
life is a probation and Christ our sole, but
all-sufficient stay, led again 10 the appeal
ing
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F0R 4 UNION or hABoR ORDERS.
Amalgamation OF the Different OrganIza
L.. 4. IL.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Joint confer
ence between the heads Of the Knights
Of Labor and American Federation OF
Labor. which is confidently expected Will
cement the two great labor organiZa-
lions with bonds Of lasting friendship
and include all other great labor organ-
cations such as the various railroad
organizations. the Farmers Alliance ana
other bodies not in strict accord with
the knights, began at 10 o'clock this
morning in the Laclede Hotel.
The conference vas called 10 order by
General Master Workmen Sovereign. The
organizations represented are the Krisnts
Of Labor, American Federation Of Labor,
Brotherhood OF Engineers, Firemen, and
Brakmen, Federation OF Railway Train
men. order Of Railway Conductors, and
Farmers Alliance.
The details Of the conference are not
given out, but il is learned from re-
liable source that speakers do not favor
amalgamation OF the different organiza-
tons They advocate. however, harmony
and concerted action In all matters
concerning their mutual benefit and for
purpose of protection Of labor against
capital. II is believed that the confer
ence viii agree that all labor organlza-
tons shall bind themselves 10 an agree
msnt as outlined above.
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Reported that the Negro Is Arrested-Rob-
berry at Suffolk.

SUFFOLK. VA. June 11-Special.-
1t is reported that the officers are on
the track Of the party who made the
dastardIy assault on Mrs. Holland near
this place. and that he will be arrested
Immediately.
Last Saturday night white man. CIV
ing his name as f. w. Anderson, was ar
rested by a policeman as he was leaving
the rear door OF the store Of II. J.
Bowen e Company He had about $50
worth OF clothing. He was lodged in the
county jail TO await the action of the
grand jury.
Last night at the Methodist church the
commencement exercises OF Suffolk Col
lege were begun by the delivery Of the
baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. A. Coke
Smith. D. D., OF Norfolk, Va. Tonight
at the City Hall the annual celebration
OF the Victoria Literary Society took
place the orator being the Rev. w.
y. Beauchamp. f Portsmouth Miss
Helen Murray, president Of the society.
delivered the saiutatory, and Miss Alice
Reed the ValedictOry.
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THE n. T.. 4. AZ RO4NOKF.
Rev. Mr.. Broughton's Bitter Sermon Sun
dnY-If Is DIkapnroxsd.

ROANOKE. VA, June ll.-Special.-
Rev l.. c. Broughton, pastor of Cavalry
Baptist cburh, preached yesterday on
"Americanism VS.. Romansm." basing his
remarks on John H. 49, He read ten
Of the principles of the American Protec-
tive Association, and endorsed that or
eanization as founded for the protection
of religious liberty. He next turned his
attention to the Catholics, reading the
oath Of the order of Jesuits.
The record Of the Catholics as TO public
schools was vigorously attacked He
cited Tammany Hall and the city of New
York as examples of the purpose Of the
Catholics to capture the political ma
chirery Of this country. and said the 100
Catholics In Roanoke can be counted on
to stand together like a brick wall for
the promotion Of their own men and
through them their interests.
The Junior Order United American Me
chanics We're present, by invitation. TO
hear the sermon. which created a sensa-
ton. The extreme position taken by the
preacher is regarded generally as radical
and meets with disapproval.
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a rip 10 Boston.

Baby makes Of willing feet
Two matched ponies. kind and fleet,
That start away each close Of day
To bear him down to Boston town.
At proud command of rose-leaf hand
They gallop down TO Boston town.
Seated on his daddy's knee.
Straight the babe peeps Ger TO see
III all In state his steeds there wait
To trot him down 10 Boston town.
Loudly he crows as off he goes
Cantcring down to Boston town.
T.. ---v"
Jack-horse balks and will not rise:
Baby looks up In mild surprise,
quite sure his sire can never tire
OF driving down 10 Boston town
But with Kiss he buys more bliss,
Gailopping down TO Boston town.
Brother must cheer, aunt must sing.
Hands must clap and bells must ring,
When full OF glee our baby wee
tides eayly down TO Boston town.
THEY laugh and shout a merry rout.
Gathering down TO Boston town.
Ponies now are prancing slow,
Baby mods as on they CO.
Safely at rest on mothers breast,
He'll soon rock down 10 slumber town,
While baby winks. perchance he thinks
What a pity
Boston's such a sleepy cityi
Ira Worden WhAAlAx.