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financial.

NEW FORK. Dec. list, 1924.
The holders OF the 90 ,o0o,O 900 Firrt Mortgage Bonds
Of the CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA n AUGUSTA
RAILROAD COMPANY maturing JANUARY LIST,
1905, arc hereby notified that pursuant to an agree
mcnt heretofore made under tho " Richmond Ter.
minai" plan OF reorganization. the MARYLAND
TRUST COMPANY will purchase said bonds at A
AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO DATE OF MATUR-
1Tl lat which time interest Will ccascl, upon presenta-
ton and surrender thereof At ITS OFFICE IN A
TiMoRE. ND, on or after Jan. lat, 1898, or, at the op-
tlon Of the Bondholders, will arrange to EXTEND such
Bonds for FIFTEEN FROM JULY Ist. 1874, At
0 PER CENT. PER ANNUM INTEREST, upon terms
set forth In the attached notice OF the said MARY.
LAND TRUST COMPANY, II presented at lie once on
or before lee. goth. 1874.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY. .
w A. EVEN Secretary
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS


SATURDAY, Dec. 8.
More than half Of the total transactions on the
Stock Exchange this week we're in sugar Re
timing common. The reported sales OF that
stock fopt up 100000 shares. which is more
IHan the total capitalization OF the company,
an nee than twice the amount Of the COM
mon stock. This record Is phenomenal
even for Wall street. where the unex-
pccted Is constantly occurring. The Street
does not yet know what has caused this remark
able activity and wide auetuatioR which have
!-tt the stoek % . cent. higher than last SEtuF-
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Currcncy balance. o.. $50. Os3,OSd si7A64.535
| Included in to.day's assets are Sl5.63O,s52 frac-
tional silver and minor coins and 81. 1Ol $40
deposits in national banks. Bonds held TO secure
thu Same Si4.O31 900. The Treasury holds So
gS5GSj nniiOnnl bank notes for REDEEM tion,
against 81. 1BO.2S last Saturday.
Money iii London, = U cent. Rate Of dis
months bills. 1915 q cent. Amount OF bull
lion vii hdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance to-day, ElO5, 600. Paris advices quoted
= II cents ct 100 francs 500 confines, and ex-
change on London at IS francs 1915 centimes.
The holders OF Northern Pacific and Montana
Railroad first mortgage bonds are informed
that, at tho request of a large number Of the
holders, Messrs.u George X. Sheldon, Robert
Maclay. Charles T.. Barney, and Simon Worm
scr have agreed to act as Q. committee under an
agreement filed with tile KnlckerbOCker Trust
Company. to protect tho interests Of the bond
holders. who are asked to deposit their bonds
and unpaid coupons with the trust company he.
fore Feb, J.. Negotiable trust certificates will
he issued for the deposited securities. which, so
soon as practicable. will he listed on the New
York stock Exchange.
The holders of the Oregon short Line q q
cent. bonds nro notified that the certificates OF
the Central Trust COMPANY for those. bonds will
receive the amount OF the coupons due Aug. l
last upon presentation of the certificates 10 the
Trust COmpnny on and after Dec. II. AppliCn-
lions for the payment of interest upon the
coupons from the date of default will be made,
and II allowed due notice will be given.
The committee OF the stockholders Of the
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan Rail-
way Company calls the attention OF stock
holders 10 the fact that Dec. 10 Is the lest day
for the deposit OF shares with the Atlantic
Trust Company under the plan issued by the
General reorganization Committee.
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National bank note circulation outstanding,
5000. O50. l2S. a decrease for the week Of S2T.-
goo; received during the week for redemption,
Sl.d57,7lJ; Rmount Tcissued, sl.529,9i5. and
nssttoSo ~; $500" h1lanJS ~ Iepoz'ls " the
509,Tl2, an increase for the week OF S22,l4s.
The receipts from customs for the week were
S3.257,sl0, and from internal revenue S2,3IO.-
6l7. a total OF S5.637. 433. against S3,SS3.l2O
last week. The receipts 0f the Government for
the month 70 date were S6.B74.3S5. and eXpendi-
turss S9,5l7. 900. For the fiscal year ~ date the
receipts have hren Sl+A,l2E.TO5, and the dis
bursemepts Sl69.335.4G2
The condition OF tia Treasury a the close Of
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Gas Consolidation In Brookiyu

II is reported that the negotiations for the
consolidation Of all the gas companies in Brook.
lyn. which have been in progress for some time
ave been successful. and that the plan will bs
perfected in a few weeks. The companies ar,
all now charging IA uniform rate OF $l.25 pei
1000 feet. the increase from 90 cents having
gone into effect on Dec. /.
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Rio on the spot was dull and steady: No. z, IBc, Raw
sugar dull and steady; So test, Be-; 0Bs test, SHc.
Refined dull and unchanged
NAVAL SrORks-Flrm but dull. Spirits, 27AA2Sc.;
common to good strained Tosin, sl.3das l36.
PETROLEUa-NO sales; National, SSAc. bid. OIL City
bid.
pRovlSIoss-Best butter. 22Ss4c.; do. cheese. II4a
1l4c- Eggs, lBA2Bc.
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BALTIMORE. MD, December LIST, 1894. =
In accordance with tho foregoing notice, the MARY.
LAND TRUST COMPANY offers to the holders OF
Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta First Mortgage
Seven per cent. Bonds due January LIST, 1893, who shall
present same at It's on1ce on or before December
Goth, 1sDA, the privilege OF extending them
at Five per cent. per nnnum for fifteen years
from duly LIST. 1904, upon payment Of Two and
one-half per cent. upon the amount OF Bonds 80 e1.
tended.
Those who do not wish their Bonds extended upon
these terms may have theta purchased ut par aud
accrued interest 10 date OF maturity by pre-
scntlng them on or alter january 1st. 1898, at
the ONCE OF the MARYLAND TRUST
Thus the holder OF a. .OO0 Charlotte. Columbia cnd
Augusta First Mortgage seven per cent. Fond, upon
presenting IL for extension will receive $1,000 ex-
tended Five per cent. bond carrying coupon due July
LIST. 1905. and $1,000 In cash.
or II presenting 1t for purchase will receive;
Principal. ......usl,000 90
Interest. ......... ... 30 90
Cash go. ISL 035 90
The extended Bonds are assumed by the Southern
Railroad Company, principal md Interest pay
able In gold. as per extension agreement and cou.
pom sheet attached to each Bond. The lien remains
undisturbed. and 81. 1000, 900 OF the First Consolidated
Mortgage Gold Five per cent. Bonds Of the Southern
which the holders OF Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Extended Bonds have the right to exchange their
Bonds at any time prior to maturity.
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY,
BALTIMORE
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BALTIMORE d ONO III. IL.
Pact ENaress Trains To
sALTlsORE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO, cIEcIH-
MATT, ST. LOUIS AND AL POINTS WEST.

CAR SERVICE OS ALL TRAINs
Leave hee York, foot OF Liberty 81, daily.
Tor AnlNAGO, l,;m D. N. ard ne 10 night.
Eof 80 r. N. and lg:l5 nlghI.
koE 81. LOUIS. UunA 81 00OP n.
FSF hAshlAGIOS, BALTIMORE. 300 A NJ. IlI:9O
i binlhg Carr, l:D % 80 y. 81. eK. sun 1850
nm y 4 pnihins Carl 1u9 7 d.. 1915 hight All trains
BOZ NeEtoLk 4 30 a. n, daly. so ?. NJ sx. san
EoI NEh ohEANh Roanoke, Bristol. and Chakla
A99sA through Pullman sleeper. 500 p. IL. dalT
ne1sa oaneesa Ia. 2al, fl5. LAO Broadasy, a
6f4 ~. lfl boNefgt kes York; SAa Fulton II
1tSSoSlsa; station 1oot OF L6erty e.. c. ROfNT~
49, Aofk lrauaer 90. W1u call Tor nd eEecE -
--e Hon hetel % residences 70 drsiInAu5a
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WHITE STAR IINE.

sADRIArIC, .........-.. "Wednesday. Dec. l2. 8 A. d.
.. ........... "Wednesday. Dec. ~, 10 A. NJ.
No COTTON CARRIED ny PAssESGEk STEAMERS
Second cabin accommodation ON these steaners,
So and sac. SteerASe from New York ON ht.s.n..s
and Adriatlc. $40; on Majestic and reutonic. slo;
prepaid tickets, Sl5.
ohice, 30 Broadway. or on the wharf. foot Of wess
ICth 1t. H. MAITLAND JERSEY. Agent.
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FOR
IEHICH Valley RAILROAD.

Stations loot or Co-tiandt & Desbrosse- SITS.
100 A. VI. daily for o CHUNK and inter
mediate. stations; connections. except Sunday. for
Pottsvllle and Reading.
siI5A A.. NJ daily for GENEyA, RoCEESTER, ,suf;
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and
the West, and principal local points; dining car to
suspension Bridge: Pullman vestibuie sleeper to
lilo A. N. daily for MAUCH Hun and inter.
mediate points: connections for Reading and Harris
q r. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for ELMlRA and
ALI Intermediate stations: connections for Pottsville
and leading: chair car to Wllkesbarre
At1O +. NJ. daily, exert sunday. for L. and II
JUNCTION and principal intermediate stations; Pull
man buffet parlor car TO wilkesbarre; connection for
A,aO r. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for SOUTH
PLAiNFELD md intermediate stations.
sis T.. NJ. daily for EAsToN and Intermediate
d r. NJ. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West Pullman sleeper, vestibule train.
New York to Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto.
Chair car, New York to Wllkesbnrre (week days.
Connections for Reading and Harrisburg
8i3O II. NJ. daily, except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHI NIX and Intermediate stations.
OrO0 II. NJ, daily for ITHACA, GENEVA ROCKIES
TElL BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, and all points
West. Pullman slecpers to Chicago and Buffalo.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at $50, 26l.
ga, aud l.323 Broadway. l43 Bowery. ~ East l4th
st, 1855 East l25th ST.. New York; SG0 Fulton ST., !
Court st., Us broadway. and brooklyn Annex BROOK
Ign.
gage from hotel and residence tbrou sh TO destination.
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TROY BOATS.

am. sIcl n 55 sAhAIuSA IeAVes Mesi ioth sL
touches at Albany. TROY EXCURSION, $3.50.
HUDSON, AND COX.
n hAE hOAI6 leave every week day at
~ q; from Pier -, foot % West nth 81. connecting
AZ Hudson With Boston and Albany r. K
RAAsDtLL LlSE-steamers leave Pier "a. IA Il.
SIoOt frAnkhn sL, for Cranstons. Mess Point Cold
spring cornwall f1ahknl Landing and NeWburgb.
week daya
CToRISGTON LHE-Insids route 70 BosIon And thS
- kAsd; All farce reduced steamers iravs kss -
- hsAsk daily, except san4Ag.
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DELLA w n IACkAwANSA AND
sthIions Ia New York, fOOt OF barclay and
Christopher sts.
FET CARS. PINrsCH LIGn1.
Direct route to NewHrs, Blpomhe!d. Muntcialr. the
NAMES summit Bernari,yille, ~Basking RidEe,
Ronsr, stenhops hudd,,s Lake, Lake TIopatcong.
fhlllinsbhrg, Elston, water Gar. StToulshurg' po
koLo, fountain. SCRANTON, P.ttstou, WilkpsDaTre
nanllcoke, panyille, Northumberland. Montrnse,
Bingaamton, oxford, Sorwi Oh. WateryIie, Utics,
ithaca, o"sso; Elmira, Corning, Hath. Dansvile,
nnHAio' anu all p"iuis West Northwest. and south
5iso A.. M.-Binshamton mail. Stops at PRINCIPAL
SEQ A. M;-Eunaho, Scranton, Mnyhamton, Utica.
itchneld Springs; Syracuse. anu Uswego Expresa
fuIinun bunet ParsoT cara Connects at BuaaIo
Win tTalA Tor Chicago. arriving al SEQ next mora
loo +. M.-serantqn. Beghamton. and ElmIra E1
.pIess. Pullman paFlor cars.
800 u. A:.Scranton, ,wllkesbarre. and Plymouth
Ehnress pullman par.urrarS
Ss1O =. A.-la Ny l-Bunalo Vestibuled Limited
express Tor scranloH, ~nlnglamton. Elmira, Bnnalo,
NIliLlAh EuHeI Sleeping Car CONNECTS az Bu0alo
Snh H1lh Tor Chicago. errisinS at 0;35 4. h. next
$50 =; l-BuGalo. Scranton. BINGHAM.
ni va, Syracuse, aud osWeso Express Pullman
Tickets and Pullman ccommodatton rs AT III Murray
~ 4ha ~ ~hrnadway. Tickets az FERRY stations, Ts3
ana Wy Broadway $50 West l25ih 81, 2a5 columbus
gt43i hto1Alyh' Time tables giving luu Information
Mestcotts Express Company VIII call for and checs
o@ssase from hotel or reaidenee 10 destination.
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surpIns. az. s2o.sOO ss2. aOe go Dec

Res've... sl9T, l79 zoo Sl74.4IaaOO Dec. s22. 7s4, go
Rec re d.. l4i.D5h 200 lil.bl2.55O Inc. S.l4B.95
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steam eaIs.
- To Red.t1!sh 2 Sl fsn, re fa., sas Solss'
VIA NORWICH LINE.
BOATS.

Steamers DREN aud DEAsK iChaoRD leave Pier
~, \. r., loot Canal 81, o 4. n. daIly (Sundays -.
Septsi) Direct Sohnoction With trains for points
ohlt ~, 10 boatOh Tor limited tickets Reduced
Ists 70 an points The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIh in
commission, A nnc orchf stra on each. Leave Pier
eS vosa nsm9srl' n H., foot OF Murray 81, week days
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FtvANc1Ab lvD COMMERCIAL.

New Yerk steck Ezehsnse-sniss nee. ..
UNITED STATES AND STATE BOND UN Sl.OOosL
20 U 5 Be. .11eA
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Oats unchanged. Spot sales $4,000 bush. No. 2 white
5ss3D1Sc; December do 3D1ac.; January do, 3g1ac
ungraded, 37.sG 42lec, for white, and 54@3oc FOL
mixed. Future prices:
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OLD DOMINION LNE.

hitamtrs Tor hOIttoIk, POkIsNDUlH, OLD
Po!NT coMEoRT, aud NEwPoRTNE NEWS, VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON, p C.-Mon Tues Wed, Thurs and
snd sat, Fok WEST POINT, YA.-Tues. Thurs, and
Sat. From Per st y, r., foot Beach u: az 7 ~;
to All poiuts. w. 4. 1~JTIIAIDEIT TrtndhEanager.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
Primary election today for Congressional delegates. Dem- OcratS, vote.
vIRGiNrA's LEADING TRIAL
MAY NOT BE CONCLUDED THIS WEEK.
 ARGUMENTS BEING MADE.

MAY NOT BE CONCLUDED THIS WEEK.
 ARGUMENTS BEING MADE.
 RICHMOND, Va, Aug. H.-A Covington special to the Dispatch says: But two more speeches are to be made in the Goodman murder case before it is committed to the twelve men who, upon the law laid by the court and evidence of many witnesses, are to say whether the conductor committed crime in taking the life of Colonel Parsons, and if so what punishment shall be meted out to him.
 {. Mir. Craig of the prosecution and Messrs. Crump and Anderson of the defense have had their say. Now 1t remains for MT. Parish to make the final plea for the pris- ioner at the bar and for MT. Allen as the commonwealth s attorney to close the argument on behalf of the state and it' violated law. Each of these gentlemen wili consume several hours; so the case can hardly be submitted before late on Satur- day afternoon, and if there is much delay in reaching verdict it cannot be gotten in before Monday.
 Everybody connected with the trial is anxious, however, to get through this week. The argument, which was vigorous and able, attracted large crowds today. Mrs. Goodman occupied her accustomed seat to the left of her husband. She was the only lady in the room. All five chil- dren of the defendant were in the court room part of the morning.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Award.
PERSONAL.

Prof. J. W. Morgan of the State Normal school at Florence Is in the city.
 Hon. Joseph J. Willett, prominent An niston attorney, was in Birmiugham last night.
 Rev. W. A. Whittle has returned from Monteagle, Tenn, where he preached last Sunday.
 Mir. II. c. Erminger, after all extended tour of the west, dispensing coca -coia, Is at home with his family.
 Mrs. J. c. Fox and daughter, Miss Della, alter a months stAy at Knoxville, Tenn, have returned home.
 Miss Florbel Brown of Birmingham is visiting her brother, Prof. E. L. Brown, Southern university Alabama Beacon.
 Hon. William c. Fits, the successful candidate for attorney general at the re- cent election, was in Birmingham yester- day.
 Miss Meta Lee, an attractive young lady of Birmingham, is visiting her sister, Miss Alberta Lee, in this place.-Jasper Mo oun- tain Eagle.
 Miss Camille Herndon of Columbia, Tenn, well known and popular in Bir- mingham society, is visiting the family of MT. Thomas Herndon on the South High lands.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
TERSELY TOLD.

You can buy shoes cheap at c. H. Frau cis', f022 Second avenue.
 T. c. King is closing out ladies' and misses oxlords at less than factory cost. Go there and save 50 per cent. See that calf skin shoe for S1 95.
 Moses Mann was arrested last night upon the charge of knocking down Goldstein, as reported in another column. The arrest was made by Officer Walton.
 About 1920 o'clock this morning fire broke out in the residence of J. K, Rich ardson, on Seventh avenue, between Twen- ty-first and Twenty second streets. The fire was caused by lamp explosion. The damage will not be over $25.
 Rev. L. A. Parker, D. D., returned from Cullman yesterday, where he has been as- sisting in protraeted meetings for several days. The court house, in which the meet ings were held, was packed every evening to it's utmost capacity. Dr. Parker leaves today for Blountsvile to inaugurate an- other meeting.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18

"A FEW WORDS TO BUSINESS MEN.
 This is the time for placing your business before the trading public, because busy fall season is approaching, and the more enterprising business men are going to reap a rich harvest. In other words this Is the time to advertise, and the AdE-HER- AID is the medium through which you can reach the public. Advertisers are guaranteed:
 l. That the AGE HERALD has the largest circulation of any newspaper in this sec tion.
 g. That the AaE-HERALD is the only newspaper in Alabama, outside of Mobile and Montgomery, taking full Associated Press dispatches.
 8. The AaE- HERALD uses more paper than any newspaper published in this sec ton of Alabama, which can be proven by freight receipts and invoices.
 4. The AaE- HERALD pays three times the amount of postage of any paper issued in this section.
 5. The AGE- HERALD pays more for type setting and press work than any other paper in Alabama.
 6. The AGE HERALD's sales by news dealers and newsboys and deliveries by carriers are greater than those of any other paper in this section of Alabama.
 2. The circulation of the AaE- HERALD has increased 25 per cent within the period of the "strike," notwithstanding the gen. eral business depression.
 8. The press and mail rooms, circula- tors accounts and subscription lists are open to advertisers for comparison and proof of these statements.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
A GENEROUS COLONEL.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 17.-A special to the Post from Richmond says: One of the p,em bers of the military companies sent to Roslyn last week to drive the Coxeyites out of Virginia has been discharged by the firm who employed him for the reason that he went away without their permission.
 Tonight there was called meeting of the regiment, and Colonel Jones explained this matter, and stated also that others had been threatened. He said he would make personal efforts to get employment added that if the matter were reported to the governor some punishment might be inflicted upon employers who discharged soldiers for no other offense than obeying the command of the executive of the state. |.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
A TWO PER CENT REDUCTION.

2 NEW YORK, Aug. .-Bondholders of the Carolina Central railroad representing the greater part of $2, ,OO0, ,000 first mortgage bonds, held meeting this afternoon in the office of A. J Onderdonk, 50 Wall street. The report of a committee of bond holders was received, recommending the acceptance of the Seaboard Air lines prop osiiion to pay per cent instead of per cent for five years on first mortgage bonds. The difference in the percentage will be expended in Improvements. The meeting also indorsed the recommendation of the committee to issue certificates for the amount due on the maturity bonds.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
VOTING PLACES.

city for delegates to the county convention that will select delegates to the congress sional convention will be held today as fol- lows:
 For North Highlands beat, at Baker's store.
 Jackson's beat, at Sheppard's store.
 Davis beat, at city hall. Hill beat, at Southside market.
 South Highlands beat, st Self's store. Jefferson beat, at Maione's store.
 Madison beat, at Eagle hotel.
 Cleveland beat, at court house.
 Monroe beat, at ice factory.
 Turn out and vote.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
WHILE GOING TO MEETING
TWO YOUNG LADIES ARE DRowNED--BRAvE VI RESCUE OF OTHERS.

.TEo YOUNG LADIES ARE DRowNED--BRAvE ea RESCUE OF OTHERS.
 ' NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-The Times Democrats Shreveport special says: A party of five young ladies and an S-ysar- old boy left JonesVille, Tex, last evening for the camp meeting grounds at Scotts- vile in hack in charge of Mir. Bismarck Wright.
 When half a mile from the camp grounds, ia crossing q small creek that had been swollen by heavy rain, the vehicle was swept down the stream over 200 yards and overturned Under the greatest difficulty Bismarck Wright succeeded in saving his sisters, Daisy and Mabel, and his little brother and their friend, Miss Nora Hss- ter, but Miss Battle Webster and Mics Willie Hart were drowned.
 The creek the party crossed is an insig- nificant stream, and not regarded as dan gerons, but the rainfall in that vicinity yesterday was the heaviest ever known, and the creek was swollen as never before.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
ChaIifOux's
 E|ectrifying!

7he yrsuH 0f our hn day CLEAR ANCE SALE ef LADIES', CHIL- DREW'S s and MEMS SHOES, a0hirh aoent mt0 efect last zoeek. ts ha0- ing moa na1tliag efcek From aH siaes buycrs st,ramea 70 kake aa- 0antaee 0f Mis gl0rtoWs obbo,Mniy We are sarrenaertng VahHes m ShoeS fo1- Iess Man Me
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
IN THE ARMS OF HER MOTHER.

ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 17.-Miss Betty Vckery, the daughter of Franklin county farmer, was killed last night by falling limb while she was on her way to church.
 Several members of the family had started to church, and hard wind storm came up while they were on the way. The wind tore a limb from tree aud dashed 1t against the young lady's head. She died
 in few minutes in the arms of her mnther
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
CHANGES IN THE POsTOFFiCE.

B. F. Rasmus, who has for some time past been head distributing clerk at the postofice, resigned his position and will return to the orth, where he has lucra- tive position offered him. R. L. Harris, general delivery clerk, has teen promoted to the vacancy thus caused. E. G. Woods, who has been night distributing clerk takes the day turn, and G. P. Heron takes his place at night.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
THE TABLES TURNED,

r. BRISTOL, Tenn, Aug. 17.-A party of moonshiners in Russell county, Virginia, attempted to lynch Deputy Marshal 0. E. . Clapp, but he escaped, and returning with
 force of officers arrested some of his per-
 secuters, who are now in jail. Clapp was
 a native of the region, and the sinners re-
 garded him as a renegade because he dis
 charged the duties of bis office.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-18
TO RESUME OPERATIONS.

5 LANCASTER, Pa., Aug. 17.-Schroeder's Cotton mill, employing over 300 hands, has given notice that it will commence running full time Monday. For the past several months it has been either closed or running only four days week. Farnum mills, em ploying over 200O hands, will continue run ming two- thirds time at least until the end of this month, when it is expected that they will run lull,