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them. They were written by tho East
They are forgeries." exclaimed Mr..
Inman at once.
''W no discounted themT
"a. s Moore" replied the bank o.
Ana there are others; many. many
others.
Consultations were held and It was
decided to arrest Moore this morning.
II was felt that he would make no at
tempt 10 escape. and he did not.
He came down TO his Office as usual
this morning. Detective Doyle met MN
and took him TO the Tombs Police Court.
lawyer Clinch appeared Tor MIN. ne
wished 10 waive examination, but was
not allowed TO do so, rs IL was not
formal hearing lie was remanded on
a $1,000 bail on charge of forgery.
Mr. John ~. Iaman said this evening;
81 am sure that Moore led no double life.
He had no vices. except. as IL turns OUT
that of forgery
CRlIfcisEs THE BANKS.
Mr. Inman was inclined TO critlcise the
banks which handled Moore's papcr.
This thing" he said had been going
on for a year. understand. and the banks
ala not take the trouble 10 send down
here TO find ont II the signature was gem
uine until yesterday. II Is hard 20 tel
how much bad paper Moore noated IN
that year. He never lct any come 10 ma
turity. and so evadcd discovery
The loss will fail upon the banks which
took the paper and upon the East River
SILK Company. which is estimated 10
have assets valued at about $1,000
T. is said that Moore lost the greater
part OF his steaiings specializing In cot
ton.
Moore lived with his wife and two chill
dren iu comfortable though quiet style.
NEW YORK june l3-Late this after
noon the East River SILK Company. OF
which Moore was treasurer, went into tho
hands of a receiver. This action OF tn'
company was expected. and 10 is believed
70 De due 90 the forgeries.
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NEW YORK. June 43.-The Supreme
Lodge Of the knights OF Honor. which
is holding its 2zd annual convention ar
J9eger's Hall, elected The following ohi-
GERS to-day for the ensuing year:
Supreme Dictator-JOhn Mulligan. Yon-
kers, ~ Y
supreme -Dictator-J. Warren Co
hen. Philadelphia.
Supreme Assistant DictatOr-JOhn S.
Harmon, Elberton, Ga
Supreme Chaplain-liev IL. II. Hope,
Petersburg Va.
Supreme Guardian-J. X. Cole, Dallas.
Texas.
supreme Sentinoi-F. E. Sngcr, Helena.
Ark
Supreme Trustees George s. IIollmarll.
Pensacola. Fla: William j. Robinson.
Erie. and Frank y. Churchill, East Bride
water. Mass
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Snnthrrn nnrllMare Jobbers.

LOUISVILLE. KY. June lS.-The
Southern Hardware Jobbors Association
adjourned yesterday afternoon TO meet
next year I'm Chattan0oga. number or
papers were read and a joint meeting
held between members OF the association
and hardware men who had been invited
to attend.
The following officers were ,lected'
President, John :. Brown, knoxville'
First Vice-President. J. ID. Moore. BIZ
mirgham. Ala. Second Nice-Presiden1.
Charles Watkins. Richmond, Va.
Executive Committee: ". u. Gibbons
Knoxville: c. g. Ireland, Greensboro, \.
c.: q. T.. King, Atlanta, and j. }. Man
delbaum. Little Rock. The Secretary ana
Treasurer viii be selected by the Execu-
tive Committee. The delegates leave to-
day for visit TO Mammoth Cave.
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Cotton statlstlcs.

LIVERPOOL. June i7.-FOlowing are
the weekly cotton statistics.
Total sales cf the week G,ppi, Ameri-
can II 900.
Trale tsklngs. including io,F-s--d IRON.
ship's sides. 5000.
Actual export no.
Total import. 5000: American, f9.mo
Total stock, i,2-,W0. American, l,1s'-
90 o
Total aaoat, roo; American, is.~o.
Spectators took 100.
Exporters took 2io.
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HER TRHAsURr NEaRLY BARE.
Mississippi Finds IL Necessary TO Issue
Mora Sperial Warrants


JACKSON. MISS, June l3-The state
Of Mississippi finds it necessary 20 issue
another lot of special warrants as her
treasury is almost bare.
The auditor has contracted with Ton
a Comapny. Of Memphis. for $4,000 Of
the per cent. warrants, ana expects
them here in ten days.
The time for the June distribution OF
the special fund is al hand. and the
teachers viii have 10 be paid part in war
rants and part Ia cash
The State will hardly permit iiscf 10
become involved in trouble with Chlcf
Hazeu this time.
He charged former issue of warrants
issued I'm dangerous similitude 10 national
bank notes. and had one or his agents
come down here and arrest the auditor
treasurer and Governor 0n charge OF
cOunterfeiting.
Though they were never indicted they
will run no risks this time.
The new warrants viii be less Ike
money. In the meantime, an army Of
school teachers are ciam0ring for this
money.
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ATLANTA, GA, June 13-Telegrams
from Mount Carmel ;. C., tell OF Il
threatened race war
Last Saturday Doc Saunders, an ex-
desperadO, was killed by T. O.. Baker
and John ;. Terrant while resisting ar
rest. lie opened fire on them and they
shot him. Saunders was q negro leader
and the negroes threaten war. The au-
thorites Of Mount Carmel have appealed
10 the Governor for help, and he has
ordered the Abbeviile Rifles 10 the scene
That section OF the country Is thickly
settled with negroes. The registration
difficulties has intensified the feeling OF
the blacks towards the whites.
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DULUTH, MINI. June l3.-The Fed
eral jury In the 81 250.Vo damage suit
OF Alfred Morrill, against John ID. Rocke-
feier after having been out for five
hours. returned a verdict Of $4,000 for
the plaintif. The case was hard fought.
The suit was based on the ground that
Rockefeller, both by his personal repre-
sentatlons and also through the fraudu-
lent representations OF his agents, had
induced the plaintiff, together with his
brothers, 10 place in a consolidation OF
iron mining companies their properties
on the Messaba Range.
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ST LOUIS. June 13-In response 20
calls issued by colorei politicians over 0H
negroes assembled I'm Reeds Hall last
night, and listened 10 speeches dcnouncing
both the Republican and Democratic
parties for not giving their race more of
the emOlumonts Of office.
AZ the close Of the meeting the follow
ing was unanimously declared 90 be the
sense Of the meeting.
Resolved, That the interests Of the coli
O5ed men Of ST. Louis are with the Amer
lean Protective Association, and that we
Will sgOrk for our political salvation
through that organization
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CTNCINNATI, o., June l3.-An attempt
was made 10 wreck "A Louisville and
Nashville passenger train carrying the
pay car. containing $1,000, at II a. VI.
to-day near Nisah. Ky. only short
distance back of Coyinst0n. Ties were
placed across the rails "a few yards from
the approach to high trestle. The
train ram into the obstruction. but for
mnately escaped derallment. No one
was In sight. but IL Is supposed that a
gang OF robbers were concealed under
the brush near by.
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: :. Superintendent. studen', spfcuIa'or
and FOreer.

:. :. superintendent, stnden', spscuIaior,
and Forser.
NEW YORK. June 13-Albert s. Moore
combined the superintendent OF sun
day scnool I'm Harlem with, The treasurer
shin Of a silk company in Wall street, and
the study of Tolstoi In his private libra
ry with the study Of speculation on the
Stock Exchange TO such an extent ana
with such unfortunate results that he e.
row q prisoner In q o Tombs on the
Charge of having sWindleQ several banks
81 this cirv out OF an amount estimated 10
bc almost $4,000 by means Of forgery.
NAMEs FORGED.
The names which he forged. according
10 the complaint. are those OF Inman,
Swami q Co.. of IL Cotton Exchange:
Robert Wyman and George Menck COM
mission merchant OF IL Crl'u street.
The banks which suffer so far as known,
are the National Union Bank anu the
Bank Of New York. the Southern Nation
NJ Bank, tho United States National
Bank and the Bank of America The
forgerie1, Mr.. Inman says, extend over =
year.
WHO MOORE is.
Albert s. Moore is a weIl-appearing
Wci-aressed. thoaghtful-ioOking man of
thiriy-iive years. He began his lifes work
as "A schOOlmaster In a small town up the
state lie was noted as deep read stu
81
larger sphere OF action some six wears
ago. he had no difficulty in securing a
place with luman. Swami x Co the big
brokerage firm, al he head OF which Is
John IA. lnman. He progressed rapidly In
the FIRMS favor, ana showed 50 much
ability. that despite his lack OF CONNER
cial training. he Was made boOkkeeper
which position was one OF trust All
went well until last November Then one
day Mr.. John II. lnman was asfOnished
at getting tip that his bOOkkeeper was
specuiating outside. lie investigated. and
found that 10 was true. He went direct
10 Moore. so he said this evening. gave
him three months advance salary, and
told him 10 put on his hat and never
come back.
we don't allow our employees to spec
ulate. said Mr.. lnman emphatlcally this
afternoon.
Mr. Mccre took his hat and his salary.
but did not 20 far. Right alongside of
the Inman-Swan offices is the Office OF the
East Eiyer Silk Company, which has a
small factory near Astoria. Mr. Robert
W. Inman, a junior member OF the hrm
OF Inman, swan * Co, has an interest
in IT, Mr.. Moore had so FAR husbandod
his resources that at the time ILman,
treasurer OF the East River SILK Company
ard owned $1,000 Of ths'r capital stock
OF $4,000. so he simply turned into
another door when he went 10 the Cot
ton Exchange in the morning.
There he remained and transacted busi-
n.ss until to-day He was in his Of
flee Yesterday when an officer OF the
IrIion Bark called on Nr. Inman. and
inst en- the other side Of the partition
showed Mr.. Inman three notes with the
psLaas Inman. swan 4 %. HTlttsn scxoss
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For rnlaw,ully Removing Timber.

WASHINGTON, June BIN the case
OF Noel T.. Turner. convicted In the
United States District Court for the
Southern district Of Alabama OF cutting
and removing timber IN violation Of the
Revised Statutes. and sentenced 10 three
months imprisonment and a fine OF S32,
the President has commuyed the sentence
TO four months actual Imprisonment
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Treaty Between Russia and Japan--M. DE
Wnt's Bril- ant stroke,

n'A ~ ~ uHt f'N'''Nf
ST. PETERSBURG. june lS-Thc COM
mercial treaty between Russia and Japan,
which has just been signed by the con-
tractins parties. contains a paragraph pro-
Ni1iug that nrurpfOrtn the uutN upon
petroleum imported into Japan shall bee
levied upon volume. aud not upon weight.
This Arrangement will work 20 the detfl-
ment of the United States, American OH
being lighter than the product Of Russia,
though the latter Is cheaper.
The latter are delighted over the hih-
liant stroke accomplished By NJ. De WITT,
Minister of Finance.
Moreover, it Is believed that In return
for Russia's guaranteeing OF the Chinese
Paris loan. she has obtained the terrific
ry between Nertzchinsck in Asiatic
Russia, and Port Arthur. which Will be
connected by railway, and the latter
place used as C1allng station.
lt Is understood that Russia Will short
ly take possession OF the LiaO-Iurg ter
ritory, when Sc Is expected that Germany,
England and the United States Will unite
in asserting their rights.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, june BIN the House of
Commons tonight Sir Edward Grey an
uOsDced that the Government had decided
10 construct a railway TO Uganda. Gem
tfal Africa, ana 10 establish a prOtecto-
rate over the c1untry betw zen Uganda
and the coast lie asked the House to
appropriate 5000 yearly 90 meet the eX-
rtusts Of administering the prOtectOrdte.
Joseph Chamberlain and ~ J. Bal
four, the leaders Of the Liberal UnOnists
and Conservatives, respectively, 'Ongrat-
ulated the Government upon IT'S decision.
Sir Charles Dixie declared that the
policy of the Government in this respect
WIS a fa,al one. and he would unceas-
ingly protest against 10.
The money grant was adopted by a
vote Of 249 TO -.
LONDON, june i3.-The Standard will
say tomorrow that the wedding Of the
Duke of Aosta and Princess Helen OF
Orleans has been fixed for June I'D
The itiIan Budget.
ROME. June 3.-Signor Sonnigo Min
lister Of the Treasury, laid the budget be-
fore the Chamber Of Deputies to-day. I'm
his speech. explaining the provisions Of
the measure and the present condition Of
the finances OF the kingdom. he assured
the Chamber that other means would Doe
devised and bills presented as soon as
the financial equilibrium should show sat
isfactory results.
sgnor sonnigo's speech was greatly APP
piauded.
SgnOr Mcnou Garlbaldi proposed that
the Chamber send "A message OF congratu-
lation 10 General Bariti for his victories
in Abyssinia. This proposal evoked
storm OF Radical and Socialist protests,
which were frequently and noisily inter
rupted by the members Of the majority
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BROOKLYN, y. y. June BIT Is
probable chat the fight lsche'iuied to
take place between Dixon and hrne az
the Seaside Athletic club, an Coney Is
land, tomorrow might, will be post
poned. Mayor Schieren to-day refused
10 continue the clubs permit for boxing
tournaments and athletic exhibitions, and
also refused to grant a special permit for
the fight tomorrow night.
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mas rHE EUMOR FOUNDATION.
Reported A'Iiaoc, OF the southern Hallway
AID Atlantic Coast Line.

NEW YORK, June l3.-Tt is reported
here that the Southern Railway and At
lantc Coast Line have made an alliance.
The Atlantic Coast Line comprises LIB
miles Of road, under various names, in
Guiding the Richmond and Petersburg
Wilmington and Weldon. Northeastern
Railroad. Manchester and Augusta, VIII
son and summerton. South and North
Carolina Central Of South Carolina, and
others.
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JERRY SIMPSON ON FREE sILVER.
The 'Sockless" Senator Has Large Au-
dience nt Topeka

TOPEKA, KANSAS. June l3.-Jerry
Simpson spoke TO a large audience here
last night. advocating the free coinage
Of silver He exhibited his brOnzed face
and hands on the streets 10 show that he
was a plain farmer. I'm an interview DC
said of the new silver movement, that
Sibiey would be the leader He thought
the more parties the better He said.
There is an immense silver sentiment
in the Republican party, and considerable
sentiment in the Democratic. A split
would not De a surprise. The only thing
that seems likely 90 prevent 10 is the
same thing that has held parties together
for so long. the adhesive power Of the
hope OF a job"
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BELyEDERE. y. j.. June l3.-George
Andrews (coi0red) was hanged at half
past 10 O'Clock this morning for the muir
der Of his wife. Hcssie. on October y.
1883. The execution was without spe-
cial incident. life being pronounced ex-
tlnct twelve minutes after the drop
fell.
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DETROIT, MICH, June l3.-Julius
Licht,nburg ex-schoOl Inspector, who WAS
convicted short time ago OF having
accepted a bribe i'm connection with the
awarding OF a school-furniture contract,
was to-day sentenced TO two and half
years Imprisonment in the Detroit house
of correction.
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% WASHINGTON. d. c., June l3.-cadet
appointments 10 West Point Military
Academy have been made as follows.
George r.. Armstrong. Rogersville' Tenn. [,
Walter Flowers, Greeneville. Ala Kent
r. schoenberg. Wits Mills. 5. c.. an
alternate for the Seventh district.
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Rninel Grnsshopner. In Ohio.

CLEVELAND, ONO. June i3.-A spe-
clal to the Press from Elkhardt, Ind.
SAYS. Yesterday afternoon grasshoppefs
appeared in clouds and came down upon
fields Of grain, corn. and grass in such
numbers that everything seemed alive
with them. They ate everything green,
and left the fields bare and crops ruined.
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talk or FTLIBUSTERERS.
Two Yachts Humored to be in That Locality
TO TaLe on Men.

NORFOLK, MA, June B.-Special-
II is stated tonight that the steam yacht
Grant and another yacht are in he vicin-
ity of Norfolk 10 take on 300 men Tor
Giibngterine expedition 10 cuba. The
Yachts viii sail tomorrow via Bermuda.
They are staunch, speedy vessels, wei
armed. prOvisiOned and manned.
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UtTTER>ON GITh' WHINING
yftbe Democrats Declare for Free Coinage,
Kantucky VIII Go Republican.

CHICAGO. June 12-Heniy Watterson'
who arrived In the city to day from
Louisville. on his way to attend the conf
,,e,norafion exercises Of the Iowa State
i1niversitv as orator OF the occasion.
said for publication:
..There Is just one thing that can swing
tne great State OF Kentucky into the he-
,,hiISan column this year. and that is the
feu ocratic party. II the Democratic
state CONVENTION ten days from now de
c,syes in favor OF the free coinage or
silver at the ratio OF l6 TO ], or any other
Voters win support the Republican ticket.
Ev. rybody knows what the detection OF
80 many Democrats means.
.vrhe uarty. cannat strad1le the question
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Consular Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-rhe President
to-day made the following consular ap-
pointments: James y. COhln. Massachu-
setts. at st. Helena; Horatlo X. biseiow,
Pennsylvania, at Rouen. France. and VII
liam T.. Mantins, New York. at Turin,
Italy.
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WASHINGTON. June i3.-Miss Mary
abigail Dodge continues TO improve. She
was better this morning. and her friends
confidently expect to take her 10 Massa-
chusetts. should she continue 10 improve
as at present, in the next two weeks
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Ohio Populists.

COLUMBUS. O.. June l3.-The Ohio
Popul.sts have called their State conVen-
tion TO meet here August LIST and "a The
only candidate for the nomination for
Governor is Jacob s. Coxey, OF Cantou.
who led the COxey army 10 Washington
I'm the spring Of 1874. and he will bee proba-
bly, placed al the head of the ticket.
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Cornell Grew in England.

LONDON. June Accommodating on the
performances Of the Cornell crew. the
Pail Mall Gazette expresses the opinion
can heat them without difficulty. II Is
not believed that the Cornell men can
row forty-six without losing their form.
The Echo says it IS rot nc rght thai
the ithaca crew will seriously threaten
the English crews. Pursuing the subject,
the Fcho adds: ''rhey row. a tremen-
donslv fast stroke but they fail 10 catch
the water with effect. The men sitting IN
n direct line cause the craft 10 hang be-
tween the strokes Several changes have
been made IN the crew. and there appears
To he difficulty In seating the men right"
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WEATHER FORECAST,

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June f3.- For
yirginia: Fair: warmer: westerly winds.
For NCrth Carolina: Fair. warmer Ia
western portion: southwestsfly Winds.
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Hav, Turned the free-Slver Tide, ana
blackburn May be Beaten.

HAY, Turned the Frees lver Tide, ana
nackbnrn May be Beaten.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-The reports
from Kentucky indicate that Secretary
Carlisle's speeches have had the effect
of stemming the free-silver tiae. The
state is divided into three railroad as
trlcts. At the railroad convention which
met al OwensbOro five weeks ago, which
was attended by N2 delegates, free
silver plank was carried by only ten ma
ioritv. The Second-dis,rict convention
met at Winchester last Friday, with
s-l delegates present. The platform re-
affirming the Chicago platform, and en-
dorsine the financial views Of Pesident
cleveland and Secretary Carlisle, was
adopted. with only four dissenting votes.
Tbe Third district Is the one IN which
Louisville is situated. Ii Will be un-
ouestionably for sound money.
on saturday next delegates VIII be
elected 10 the county conventions all
over the state. and the county conven-
uons viii IN turn elect the so delegates
IN the state convention, which Is 10
meet en- July 18th.
The sound-money men declare, with en-
t,re confidence that they viii be able
20 secure the adoption OF whatever imam
cial plan that they see Mt 10 suggest.
rbo, also declare that senator Black
burn will be defeated for reelection, and
nofnf 10 Tho, fact that his legislative can
dtdates I'm both Shelby and Anderson
Counties where he had spoken, and
,-h,ch were considered Blackburn 5
..,ronebold. were defeated for the nomi-
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OBIIu AIRY,
SENIOR MANUEL soRRIILA.

MADRID. June is.-Senor Manuel Reuz
Scrrilla. the famous spanish politician
and republican aSftator died at Burgos,
old Castle. I30 miles north OF this city,
today. Ha Yss sixU-one years Of age.
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v.xcr ov THERMOMETER.

Following was the range Of the ther-
mometer AT The Times oihcs yesterday:
. A. NJ. s3: II NJ. rs; Il. NJ, ~.
p. ~. 50. Q r. NJ. u, midnight. u.
Average. el l-&
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vAsrINGTON. June fS.-Secretary
Carlisle left here this afternoon over the
c,besapeakc and Ohio railroad for Louis
~ule. XIV. where he will deliver an ad-
dress on the financial situation on Fri
day II will be Mr.. carlisle's final ap-
ncarance in the Kentucky campaign this
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Major Poe's Condition Unchanged.

There was no Improvement in the con-
dltion OF Major Poe AT an early hour
this morning.
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MAP WORRIED ~ SILK.
A sixtecn-Ycar-oId Girl Turns Cut
Novelty.

Waycross Ga, August -i-tNpeclaL)-
Miss Ada swift, a siXteen-year-old daush-
ter of Mr.. ana Mrs j. NJ. Swift, OF Way
cross. formerly OF Stockton, mas executed
a beautiful silk and satin map of Georgia
for the art exhibit in the woman's depart
ment of the Atlanta exposition.
The map Will be used as a nag, ana IL
viii be hung in a conspicuous place, 50
that all who visit the art exhibit can see
it, The flag is five feet wide and six
feet long 1t is a correct map OF the
state. giving the shape and position OF
each county in appropriate colors, and
containing the railroads OF the state. The
coast of Georgia and the Atlantic ocean
are very beautifully executed, and the
islands are represented very correctly.
The rivers of the state are represented by
lines Of black silk ueedleWorll, and the
railroads are in red silk needleworN. At
lanta is made conspicuous in the map BY
diagram of the city.
Miss Swift did not at first intend that
the map should be exhibited at the EXPOSE
ton, but when it was finished yesterday
her friends and acquaiutauces compliment
ell her very highly and suggested that it
be- sent TO the exposition. The flag will
be forwarded to the exposition next week
over the Plant system ana the Southern
railway.