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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
A VISIT FROM MOODY.
THE GRE1TEF1NGELTST VIII Pro
B1BLY COME NEXT MONTH.
Talk OF Erecting Temporary Building at
the Corner of Fifth and Main Streets.
A Large Choir to Sing.

There is every probability that Rev. D.
J.. Moody. the evangelist, will begin q
series OF Gospel meetings in Richmond
about the middle Of next month.
At the meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, held few days ago, COM
mittee was appointed to go to Washing
ton, where the great evangelist is now
preaching. and interview him as TO
whether his engagements would permit
him 20 come TO Richmond in the near
future.
This committee consisted Of Mr.. $. w.
Travers, the president of the Associa-
ton; Mr.. Tlbbitts, the secretary, and
Rev. Or. Tudor These gentlemen saw
Mr. Moody I'm Washington yesterday, and
he expressed great interest i'm Richmond,
and said that nothing would afford him
more pleasure than visit to this city,
although he could not fully make up his
mind at that time, owing 10 circum-
stances
one Of the first questions he said TO
be considered was as to where they could
obtain a suitable hall in which 10 hold
the meetings-one that would accomm0-
date the crowd. Another thing that
would influence him was the welcome
and support which he would receive from
the pastors of the city
A number Of the pastors were seen
yesterday, and were delighted at the
prospects of a visit from Mr. Moody. and
promised to aid him in the meeting I'm
every way possible.
Temporary Building.
a. ma of l,,H
eussed at length since the committees
return. The armory has been mentioned
as the proper place, but the preference
seems 10 be Tor the erection OF a large
temporary structure at the corner OF
i TN and Main streets-the old Allen
lot.
While Mr.. Moody did not give any posi-
tive assurance that he would come there
IS every reason TO believe that he viii
10 so. lie asked about the chance for
good choir. and on being assured bv
Secretary Tibbits that he could collect an
excellent choir Of about 600 voices. the
evangelist selected about forty eosnel
hymns and requested Mr. Tibbits To get
ms choir together and practice them
Mt Moody viii be in Washington until
the sth OF March, and then he will 90
TO Norfolk for about ten DAYS. after
which IL is believed he VIII spena ion
Gays or TWO weeks in Richmond. II has
peeh about ten years since the evangelist
was In Richmond, but the meetings
which ne conducted IN the armorv are
sun fresh IN The minds Of the peonie az
TINS city. Il is especially appropriato
that his meetings this time shouiJ ne
under the auspices Of the y. AZ q
A. as II was by his efforts as viii be-
remembered that the present Y. NJ. G.
~ ouidins was erecied-at least he gave
the movement a good start.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Week" each member read some comic
effort, which produced much laughter.
~ the first anniversary meeting Of
the Wcst-End Lodge Good Templars a
wen selected programme OF recitations.
solos. and one or two selections by the
guitar and mandolin club. was appro-
priately rendered. Fourteen new MEM
bers enrolled their names.
Tomorrow night at s o'clock there
will be a meeting OF Rescue Lodge. Good
Templars. at 3iS west Broad street.
Valentines will be presented to visiting
members OF other lodges. and there viii
also be a vocal and instrumental musl-
cal programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
The OYSTER Navy.

Senator George w. LeCato, OF the
Eastern Shore. Is greatly interested in
the proposed increase in the oyster navy
and in his discussion before the Fish
and Game Committee Friday evening
said he favored retaining the two sail
boats in Pocomoke and Tangier Sounds
and experimenting them with steamer
able TO perform the duties Of the sltua-
ton. Said ne, the saii boats are not in
tended for the seaside, and entirely I'M
fitted for that work
lie suggested light launch for the sea-
side, not TO cost more than 81 800 or
5000 and that he did not feel Inclined 10
urge any legislation unless we had means
FOR enforcing the laws i'm that situation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
University Extension.

In consequence OF peculiar attractions
FOR lecturer and class I'm the educational
meeting Of tuesday next the closing
lecture Of the course on Greek Poetry.
with which Prof. Harris has been delight
ing his audiences for five weeks past.
is set for Monday evening. A discussion
of the Great Dramatists viii be in itself
peculiarly interesting, even more so as
an epitOme Of the natural course OF any
special literary development as exhibit
ing hrst-genius, then taste, ana finally
skill in elaboration.
These lectures have been attended by
a very select and gradually increasing
circle Of hearers. The last promises to
b. the best. 1t will conclude with a
statement OF some OF the most promi-
nent characteristics OF Greek literature
in general and an estimate Of its endur-
ing influence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
Insurance Men Tnlk.

Inc committee on Propositions ana
Grievances met in the law office OF cabell
& Cabell yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
for the consideration OF a bin 10 amend
and re-enact sections OF the law of the
CODE OF Virginia pertaining 10 the law
OF Insurance companies
a number OF the prominent life insur-
nnce men and fire insurance men ~ Tho
city appeared before the committee m
interest Of the latter gentlemen were
heard. by the committee yesterday and
VIII be continued on Tuesday. The ife
Insurance men viii present their claims
before the committee on next Saturdat
Inc committee, at the request Of both
sets Of Insurance companies, deem II
proper 70 hear both sides before making
any report on the bill. One Of the main
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Mr.. Albert Favorite Of Arkansas city,
Kan, wishes TO give our readers the
benefit OF his experience with colds. Tie
says. II contracted n cold early last
spring that settled On my lungs, and had
hardly recovered from il when / caught
another that hung on all summer and
left me with a hacking cough which
thought / never would get rid Of
had used Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
some fourteen years ago with much
success, and concluded 10 try it again.
When / had got through with one bot.
tie my cough had left me. and 1 have
not suffered with a cough or cold since
/ have recommended IT 10 others ana an
speak well Of it, FIFTY cent bottles
for sale by owens & Minor Drug COM
pany. =. NJ. Slaughter l.. T. Reeves *
Co. and Ii. G.. Fofstmann. druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
KENT IN TROUBLE 4G4fN.
Arrested FOR Passing Bogus Check Upon
AN Indiana Mon

A telegram received by The Times last
f'ght from Evansville. Ind. saws: &c.
w. Kent was arrested h,re last nieht
for haVing obtained money On a forged
check. 1t was draw. on the Louisville
tky) Bank OF Commerce. and signed by
J. ;. Kent. Karl /erter. maneger OF the
Sherwood House. endorsed IL. and he IS
the victim WHO viii lose the money.
Investigation show that Kent worked the
same scheme At cynthinia Ky He was
iun out OF Covngton by a vigilance
committee. Checks for over $1,000 were
found on him"
Kent passed bogus check upon a
"eH-hnown citizen OF Church IIill several
months ago. for which he is wanted in
ihls city. lie Is regarded as shrewd
fakir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
ofices Of A. Pizzlni, Jr., 9O) bank street,


Richmond, Va. Feb. ~, ls0L
Aiessrs. John b. Cary * Son, General
Agents Richmond, Va.
GenIemen,-Aly policy i'm the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Company
was issued to me September %. 1881. IL
WAS "a twenty-year endowment for 81 500.
and has been a most satisfactory one 70
me.
All the time / took out the policy l was
already insured for all i thought 1 could
conveniently carry IN other companies.
bu- as an experiment ! was induced 10
Increase the amount by the policy / refer
30 above.
Now. after a lapse of fourteen years,
rho rolicv shows that should / live TO see
H. mature 1 will not only have enjoyed
the benefit OF having my life insured
for all those years. but VIII actually coll
Ieef "A cash profit of $50 over all OK
penses of carrying tine policy. or, say
profit OF some g. per cent. What more can
amy one expect
So well satisfied was 7 that as soon
as my son became Of age 1 caused him
10 take out policy with YOU. and ne
tolls me ne is az well pleased as l am
with mine.
II gives me great pleasure 10 say
good word for such a company repre-
sented here by such efficient and courte-
Gus general agents as you are.
Very truly
ANDREW PIZzINI, JR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
CIV Circuit Co RI

The following suits were entered IN the
City Circuit Court yesterday.
t.. X. Preston against the virginia
Navigation Company $500
Augustine Glover against Thomas NJ.
Landers, s20e.
State Bank OF Virginia against Robert
- Richardson; IT, G. Osterblnd, W. f..
Nash. and others. as trustees OF ST.
James Methodist church. 500.
state Bank OF Virginia against Robert
-. Richardson. John Morton. r. L. Minor,
I. J., ID. Waiford. and others. trustees of
st. James Methodist church, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Ihzzie Walters counsel on Friday Sc
cured right of bail for their client i'm the
sum OF $500 1t is rumored that Lizzie
mas relatives who are ready at any mo-
ment TO furnish the $500 bond required
py Judge Minor, but her counsel prefer
her 10 remain in Jail until "Wednesday
Mhen her case comes up before Squire
Tyler. as they believe she Will de dis
charged from custody at that time. The
expense OF her trial will, it is said. be
borne entirely by her relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
"Humorous ana Dramatic ,ireerlprs q,

will give some OF her delightful "Humor-
Gus and Dramatic Greetings at the
Young Mems Christian Association Tues
day night. February 9th. for the benefit
of Washingt0n-Street Methodist church.
Miss Starr is the daughter OF Rev Dr.
W. G.. Starr formerly of this city. and is
a charming and accomplished elocudonlst.
The Norfolk News and Courier and the
SUFFOLK Herald. among other papers, have
published very ilattering accounts OF Miss
S,arr power in this capacity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
SIR. sayille the Nan.

IL was reported az the City Hall yes
telday ,hat Mr. G.. O. Sayiue viii receive
the appointment as clerk for the new
Court of Law and Equity.
The appointment is entirely Ia the hands
of Judge Minor, and Will not be announced
until he qualities.
Mr.. Saville has for some time occupied
the position Of deputy TO 1ir. G. W. God
din, clerk Of the Chancery Court. and is
in every way well qualified for the posse
ton.
There were several other candidates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Richmond: j. II. Lewis. special con-
missioner. TO Phil. Is. SHIELD. 81 feof on
Park avenue, near Harrison street ~ DOo
PM. Il. SHIELD 10 Jackson Brandt. The
above property, 81 500. '''0
David Wilson and wife to A. }. Chewn-
street northeast corner Baker. S3ooo
m Henfico. Edgar W. Darlington 10 Goo
+. Hanes. 30 feet on north side Ciai-
porne street. near Washington. $50
Edmund ). Read ana wife to Christie
Springs. 500. '''''
same to same, three lots in Highland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

A small audieace greeted Mr. James X.
Hackett and his company In the Private
Secretary at the Academy Of Music yes
ten day afternoon
At the evening performance mixed
Pickles Sayre's BRIGHT comedy, was
giy'n an excellent presentation.
Mr. Hackett, IN he leading role was
quite effective. ana he was given splendid
support By his company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
wAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY,

Thursday, February I'D, Excursion to New
port News, 10 See the Great American
Liner city Of Sew YORK" IN the Dry
Docks.
The &rhesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company will sell tickets ON Thursiny,
February pa. from Richmond TO Newport
News and return same day at s2.25, which
includes a. trip ON the steamer Louise
from Newport News 20 the ship yards
and return. The liner Getty Of New York;
will bee in the dry docks. anording an
excellent opportunity of seeing this great
American ship.
Train leaves Richmond $40 A. NJ. and,
returning. arrives Richmond $50 +. NJ.
A most delightful day can be spent at
Neuport News, Old Point. Soldiers Home,
etc. Electric cars leave Newport News
for Old Point half-houry. Tickets wilt
be accepted for return passage from
OLD Point as we'll as from Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

The Supreme Lodge OF the Order Of the
Golden Chain will meet in Pittsbure on
the 2lth. There are nve lodges of mis-
order in Richmond. Mr. George L. Cur
RE. supreme sentinel, viii represent Rich
mond and air. c. Y. Bargamin the state
az large. They leave tomorrow for
Washington, where they viii join other
delegations on "A special train for Pits
burg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

J. r. Cashion. the blind cane worker.
will be glad TO get your chairs 10 bottom
lie does beautiful work. using his fingers
with marvellous deftncss in the place OF
eyes. He will take your WORKOUT cane
seated chairs and make them as good as
new: Any work or message left FOR him
at Sydnor & Hundley's will reach him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
THE MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COM
PANE or NEW YORK.
Has Paid TO Policy Holders Since Orgsni-
zation oyer $3.50. 100000.

latioh over obOioVosoUO.
As5Eis OVER 1890 600.
The wonderful growth of the company is
due i'm q large degree 90 freedom from
restrictions and conditions ia its policy
contracts and 20 the opportunities for in-
yestment which Ties policies provide.
The Mutual Life was tine first to prac-
tically undertake the simplihcau0u Of
insurance contracts. That this appealed
powerfully 90 the popular sense of Justice
and fair dealing is evident from the fact
that in the last five years the new hgsi-
ness OF the company was increased by
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life insurance companies.
The Distribution Policy Of the Mutual
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the world. and produces the most prohta-
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HOWARD SWfNEFORD,
Manager Eastern Virginia.
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

features Of the bill Of which Mr.. Irvine
is the patron. is 10 protect the solvent
companies OF the State against the many
wildcat, fraudulent and insolvent CONF
panies now doing business 900 Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
Their Annual Meelinr

The Westmoreland Club viii hold their
annual meeting In their handsome club
house AZ $50 o'clock tomorrow niyht.
This annual meeting is ALWAYS an en-
jcyseie one. and large attendance OF
members is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Invitations have been issued for a grand
BLOW out" at Old Market Hall t0-mor-
row night by the late wofkmen on the
new City Hail. The committee in charge
are Jno Moody. Isaac Dietrich. Rowland
hili. John Goddn, and Jos. Anderson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Trinity Lodge OF Good Templars held
a meeting last evening. -Four new mem
b~rs were admitted TO the lodge. An
irierestine paper entitled Let us rea-
son together,' was read hy member r.
a. Robinson. This being Valentine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

dozen LADIES COLORED SKIRTS,
nicely made. 59c. each. worth i5c.
BOYS ODD KNEE PANTS. the 50c.
quality, 2c. q pair.
TO close out our BOYS TWO-PIECE
SUITS. we shall sell the 81 - grade at
@c.S the Sl.5O grade at 81 Che 2.50 grade
az Sl5O. the 50 grade at g.
LADIES' SILK WAISTS. en- stripe
wash silk. solid black. navy blue. worth
s., s., and $3.50, an sizes your choice Nss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
MATTINGS.

We are positively showing the largest
line OF MATTlNGs in the city. The price
starts M 1888 a roll of SD yards for
HEAVY FANCY MATING. SEAMLESS
MATING a. 1-2c. a yarD. COTTON and
LINEN WARP MATTINGS.
EXTRA HEAVY SEAMLESS MAT
TINGS. zoe. a yard.
Amongst the new spring line are
BLACK SATIN SKIRTS 75c. 81. Si2J
and Si.JO-some worked In black and red
some trimmed On braid
A new line Of ALL-SILK RIBBONS. I'm
Satin and Moire. All shades SATIN RIB
BON. No. 8. &c.,. No Z, &C.. No. Q. &C..
No. II. he; No. lG, l6c., 80. y. pc.
TALCUM POWDER Violet and Car
bolized - lie a package.
A very large cake WHITE SOAP
sweet Almonds -5e. a cake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

The City Hall Is completed and the
public are now admitted
We never saw doors that swing so
smoothly on their hinges or locks that
work so nicely. ON inquiry. We lcar1 that
they were Furnished by a. r. clarke 4
Son, who make a speciality OF iTst-c!ass
builders hardware.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

tagc of the popular discount prices rum
ming for thirty days only no the Davis
Gallery, S27 Broad street. The discount
applies TO all kinds OF work including
Pastelle, Crayon. and Water-CoIored Pic
lures. DO not delay your sitting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
Broad Street, Between 9Th and
A SPECIAL PURCHASE
DRESS GOODS!

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
the
these purchases will sell that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Mr. W. T.. Tnncy stock-broker. has
re0pened his Office In Merchants National
Bank building Rooms A and A..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Two thousand 25c. novels from the
New York sale. i0c. az
ISAAC SYcLE & CO.'S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

BOOKS popular NOVELS msfrs.
celyei from New York sale. Thn .c.
German, French. and Spanish ffarsl-
NOVELS, by Rosa Carey, Edna Iy8l,
and other popular writer's. Doc.
JOHN ESIEN COOK 5 BOOKS inHl.
TRULY bound $780, each
MRS. sOUTHWORrHS BOOKS. gr.
each.
COOPER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TALES, complete. Si.-j SET tb0urdl
EDNA LNALL'S WORKS. complete
$50 set lb0undJ.
Baby Carpia Ges.
We will show on TUESDAY pew
spring line Of CARRIAGES which ps
guarantee 80 be thc best values ID ls
seen. The price starts al 1915 for flI
size CARRIAGE.
CARRIAGES at s.. 81. $50. and $40.
BEAUTIFUL CARRi AGES az 81 D,
81. aud SIS
1000 yards pretty FLANNELETTE
limitation of French Flannel. nice f0-
wrappers. waists ana Chidren's wcar.
5 l-3c, worth ~ 2-sc.
TEAILEDOWN OUTING CLOTHS. tho
II l-2c. quality. l0c "a yard.
2-Ounce bottles EXTRACT. made by
August Faye Et Gle D9c. size). ail od0fs.
2lc "A bottle
TURKISH BATH SOAP. finest quality.
SIC. a dozen.
AfAREsCHAL MEL ROSE GLYCE-
RiNE SOAP. l3c. "a cake.
Any shade CHEESE CLOTH. &c.
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Delegate Binford offered a bill TO in
corporate the Fairmont Railway Company
with Fred g. Brauer. Jr John H. Din
neen. samuel II. Pulliam, " Heckler. in.
and VIM. 4. Heckler as corporators. The
capital stock is 10 be not less than $40. 900
nor more than $Joo.o0o. and the company
shall have authority to cOntruct and
operate railway 10 commence at a
point near the Northeastern portion of
Richmond and extending through Fair
mont northwardiy or eastNardly to some
point In Henrico county. not exceeding
ten miles from the city Of Richmond
ana TO use as motive power horses.
mules. steam. or electricity.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20


The laws OF Arizona provide that a
person convicted Of felony and sem
to the penitentiary, cannot after
serving his time, ever again be con.
sidered citizen in the light OF being
entitled to vote or hold office. Many
yonng man who has erred, would
were it not for the pardoning power
placed in the hands OF the governor
have the penltentiary with the brand
of that institution indelibly branded
on his personality. In nearly every
instance pardon is granted a few
days before the term OF sentence ex.
pires which restores the prisoner to
citizenship. A territorial paper which
commented adversely upon the num-
Der Of pardons granted during the
past year will find that no prisoner
served out his time but that they were
all pardoned with one exception be-
fore their terms expired, solely to give
them back what no man can do with.
out and read an honest life, namely
the right Of suifrage -, Prospeitor.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

Prescott is having surfeit OF tragedy.
The other day a man and wife were
setting at their dinner table when some
one hidden in the rocks near by fred
several shots into the house narrowly
missing the occupants. A sugar bowl,
in the center Of The table, was shattered
by a bullet. II the ordinance against
carrying firearms was enforced there
would be less crime.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

The constable who claimed to have
been held up by Al. Coon and Ed Nor.
rell, near Haniord. Cal, last week is
said to have committed the outrage him
self. He killed his horse aud then fred
bullets through his elotbisg and buggy.
People who hunt for notoriety in this
manner should have bullets fred through
their clothing while they are occupying
the same.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

Dole made magnificent reply TO the
demands OF Minister Stevens that the
derosed queen of the X ,naka islands
be placed back on her pedestal OF state
He stated that the interference of the
president OF the United States in
Hawaiian affairs would not be tolerated.
This Is the sentiment of expressed by
the right minded people Of the United
States.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

White caps are Carrying on the,r vo.
catio8s cr avc;atiou IN Arkansas with q
high hand. These people should be
wiped out, az esgy are very little sesser
than Gommon assassins. People who are
constantly prying into the affairs Of others
and on the quiet overlooking their own
faults are ahe bane Of slow and unpro.
gressive countries. Where people are
progressive white caps can never be
found.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

Women and men throughout the
country are making An herculean effort
10 alleviate the hardship and suffering
among the unemployed men Of our grea,
cities. The poor women are not ihoophi
Of in the general extension OF sympathy.
A female correspondent Of the Examine,
plodded the streets Of San Francisco In
search Of work one day few weeks ago
but was met with cold comfort from all
Why cannot the Chinese servants be dis
charged and white women take tbeil
placer
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

Carson City. Nevada, has fourteen.
year-old hero who saved the lives of
seven small boys who had broken
through the ice on the Carson river The
last boy had been carried under the ice
and our little hero followed him under.
swim ming forty feet to open water below.
They we're taken out more dead than
alive. A subscription Is being taken up
for the brave li..le fellow.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

The thanks Of the people Of the United
States are due the Senate for their refu-
sal to confirm the nomination OF Horn.
blower TO the Supreme bench. This man
is member Of firm Il lawyers whose
reputation for honesty and integrity is
not the best. No man should go on the
beech Of our highest tribunal Who Ia 20,
able and honest
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

Germany n.s just concluded that the
treasury OF that nation will soon have TO
be replenished with gold and that new
loan will have to be fl ,ated. The many
loans of that country are liable to sink the
old ship OF state.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

We believe that whe, the new rail.
road reaches Globe Bro. Hackney, Of the
Silver Belt, will be an ardent advocate OF
statehood. Bro. Hackney is man Of
ability and integrity and should come
out squarly for statehood and prog -ess.
Mohave County miner., 1894-01-20

The deiunct national b,nk OF Albu.
qusrque IS ordered TO pay dividend
on the 18th OF 20 per cent to depositors.
IL is not thought that a total OF over 40
per cent will be paid to the people sho
Entrusted their funds to its care.