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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
A MERCHANT MISSING.
rnOrGHT 10 MIR BEEN MURDER
IN fOx ms MONEY.
uc xyas In the Habit az Carrying Several
Hundred Dollars on Ills Person.
Purchase of Timber Land.

FRFDERICKsBURG. VA. Dec b.
Spccial.-W 5. Honey, who has been
conducting the grocery business on Com
mcrcc street. IN this city, for the past
few years. disappeared sunday night
last, and has moi since been seen here
abouis. Honey failed to open his store
las, Monday morning. and nothing was
thought al II. but when on Tuesday ne
was stll absent, ms fricnds became
alarmed Inquiries developed the Iact
that he was last seen SUNDAY night. his
store has been broken open by friends,
and his room searched. but there is no
clue 20 the mystery.
Honey was in the habit or carrying
several hundred dollars on his person,
and il Is thought that he has been muir
dcrod and the body concealed I'm a Sc
care place. The case Is exciting wide
interest
The Fredericksburg Wheel-Stock Com
ysny has purchased OF William bernard
Two hundred acres OF tiTbercd lana with
IA Two miles Of the city. The company
will at once begin converting the timber
into ribs. hubs. and other articles manu-
featured by It.
Five special trains passed through here
last night. taking Marylanders to the
Atlanta Exposition TO celebrate Mary
land-Day.
The frs, fan of snow occurred here
last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
MINUS tND Hr.fss DAsos,cHD
Exposition Ixhibifors'assoc Refer Ia
Them as "Cut-throats and Moonshiners."

ATLANTA, GA. Dec. Ex-senator Ben.
r. Tillman and Governor John Gary
Evans. OF South Carolina, We're denounced
by the members Of the Exposition In
hibitors ASSOCIATION this morning.
Resolutions condemning their speeches
on South CarOlina-Day at the Exposi-
tiOn as niiammatory utterances, were
adopted. ana the two South Carolinians
were referred to as ranting demagogues,
cut-throats, and moonshiners.
The resolutions. in part. said.
Resolved. That for the iame and good
name of the Atlanta Exposition, a. which
these men were unfortunately permitted
TO speak, we denOunce their speeches
as being devoid of reason, sense, and
patriotism, ana We repudiate the speak
crS.
In this we feel confident We are but
voicing the sense % our country. ana the
earnest feelings OF the better people OF
all the Southern States, be II,
Resolved, That We sympathize also
with the management of this Exposition,
that under the cloak of temporary au-
thority two such FANATICS should nave
been able TO intrudc their differences
upon the otherwise healthy and satisiac-
tory proceedings that have characterized
this enterprise but while dismisSins the
utterances of these men as unworthy OF
further notice from our ASSOCIATION OF the
country, We do not forget that IN the
general economy of nature mankind must
have his troubles ana communities their
afilictiOns.
1T is not many years since California
was greatly annoyed by brace OF han
dts, known as Evans and Sontag, ana
the exhibition witnessed here on the Nth
of November Is but an evidence MAT
South Carolina in its turn is enduring
through its own indiscretions. season OF
torment iron. its Tilman and Evans
(SieneD Committee for Association,
j. A. FILCHER,
California. Chairman.
u WILLIAM PORTS
Maryland
"W. =. ANTHONY.
Virginia,
"BENNETT,
"Tennessee,
&C. H. ROBBINS.
Boston.
approved.
GEORGE JOHNSON.
president Exhibitors Association
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The Newport News Company stiH Has
Chance TO Get Two.

WASHINGTON. -. G.. Dec. J-Sccre-
tary Herbert has concluded TO hear rep
resentatives of the competing bidders OF
the battleships. for building which pro-
pOsals were recently opened. before
awarding the contracts
The plans prepared by the Union IRON
Works of san Francisco. and the Cramp
Company of Philadelphia, upon which
bids We're made by those two concerns,
are receiving examination and analysis
by the board who will pass uDon the
entire matter and upon whose decisions
and examinations the contract is likely
10 Boz lowest
The Newport News Company confined
their offer 10 the plans of the Navy
Department. and are the lowest bidders
The whole matter turns uDOu the cont
parison of the department plans with
those of the Cramps.
II the former shall be selected hy the
board the Newport News company. being
the lowest bidder tor the two ships on
the departments plans viii get the con-
tract.
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Gales or the English Coast.

LONDON. Dec. "a terrific gale pre-
vailed throughout England ana OF the
coasts this morning Outward bound yes.
seis were driven back TO the ports from
which they had sailed. and other sailings
were postponed until the weather should
become more favorable. AT outdoor WORK
in the ship-yards at Bristol was suspend
ed owing TO the violence OF he gale
The steamer Majestic. which sailed from
Liverpool for New York yesterday, was
detained at Queenstown until O'Clock
this afternoon IN consequence OF the de-
lay to. the channel packet with mails
Many accidents occurred in London
through falling chimneys. masonry. signs,
shutters, etc Telegraph wires in the
north Of England are all Frustrated.
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cONFERRTNG THE BEEETTf
Ceremony OF Investing Mgr. satoiii with
In.icnia of tn. lnrh lnnIate Ro.tpnn ed.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 1.-THE cere-
mOny OF the inyestiture OF MOnsign )r
Francis, Satolli the Apostolic delegate
i'm America. with the insignia of the
Cardinaiate, which had been fixed 10 take
place Al the Cathedral in this city On
Sunday, The 18th instant. has been post
pOned 20 date which will probably be
made known tomorrow.
The pOstpOnement was made necessary
by the fact that Marquis Sacrpanti. =
the Pope.s household bearing the beretta
and the official briefs, only sailed to-day
from Genoa on the steamship Fulda
The steamer Is not due in New York
until the 10TH and may even be delayed
beyond that date. Cardinal Gibbons
O-day received cable dispatch from
ardlnal LetochOwski, project OF tho
Propaganda al Rome. announcing that
.he Pope had confirmed the appointment
)f Father ". HI. OC0nnel. of Boston
rs rector or the American College at
Rome.
Father OConncll has been assistant
vicnr-eencrai OF the Boston archdiocese
lOr several years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
UIiyY sNOUIX NEU KINT.
Game Plentiful and Turkeys and Deer Scr
Ing KiIied-W Wedding Announcements.

QUINTON. VA. Dec 5.-special.-The
cold wave that struck us on Tuesday
eliminated in a heavy fan OF snow last
night. the first of the season. and Ut
the present writing IL laying on the
ground 10 the depth Of six or eight inches
and stiil falling.
Deer and wild turkeys are reported
as being plentiful I'm the region OF the
Chickahominy river and parties of hunts
men bring I'm fine bucks and beautiful
turkeys after every excursion. Part
ridges. though. are unusually scarce, and
many fears are expressed that this choice
bird may become entirely extinct should
this winter prove a repetition IN severity
OF 1884 and 1880
Cards are out 10 the marriage of Miss
Ruby Cosby and Mr. Robert S. Dobson.
both Of this county. the ceremony TO be
solemnized at Hopewell Baptist church
on the nth instant.
The marriage of Mr.. Seymour Tun-
stall. Of this county TO Miss Cornelia
Jones. Of buckingham county. is also
announced 10 take place from the brides
home on the 18th instant.
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TO UNITE IN NEW YORK.
yETERANs or THE LATE VAR PRE-
FIRING FOR REUNION.
Charles 4. Dana, the Originator oil the
Idea, Elected Permanent Shait"""'
letters from Prominent Veterans

NEW YORK. Dec. BIN answer 10
call issued December %, signed by Mayor
Strong Chauncey 81. Depew. Judge MAI
tin r. MacMahon. Andrew q. Dickinson
Charles 4. Dana. and John q. earne'''
abo.t lift. wcll-knOvn New York men
met in the Governors room at the 'i'S
Hall to-day and organized Tor ieuiiioi'
and parade Of the veterans OF the clFh
war. both blue and gray. tn me s"ee''
of New York on July 4, lsvo.
1t win bring together al The celep'"l'o"
those who are left Of the men and tAe
leaders who took part IN the d. ILL.,
struggle" and unite for the hrst une
IN the North the blue and the gray
Charles a. Dana was elected tempo
rary chairman, after Whlch leeteiS ~
the following persons were Ieau - VI,
John g. Garrett: ". i. St. John. George
a. Williams. ed. L. Barker, john X. rel
lows. Frank r. Lawrence, g. Is kouss'
Francis b. rhurber. John Dewitt war
ner, Sam Sloane. !. T. Morgan Johh H.
Starin. Frank Tilford, lsador Strauss,
Dr. Page. " J. CLARK. General Howard
Carroll. }. g.. Holland. G. II. Alexander
J. u. Rockefeller. ii. VI: Flagler, I. -
Tiffany. A. NJ Palmer, Louis stern, ".
b. Cutting, Austin CorDnn. Morris n.
Jesup. T.. +. Cherry. General McAlpin,
General Buttertield, and others
Only one refused TO act on ire COM
Iulftce TO further the lNtd. nat Ni1
MIR. Gerry lie gave no reason. IL Wis
presumably on account OF recent death
Ia his family.
Many of the letters spoke enthusiast
cally OF the project. and patriotic schf-
mcnt was contained In every one OF
them.
Colonel Garnett put in nomination FOR
permanent chairman the originator and
champion OF the idea.-Charles A. Dana.
MR.. DANAs ACCEPTANCE.
lie vas unanimously elected and thank
ed the meeting for the honor. ffe said:
II thank you most heartily for the
honor you confer upon me. am too
glad To serve and DO what / can Tor
the delightful and admirable undertaking.
II would ask, however. that you APP
point an associate chairman, who can
act for me when ] am called 10 other
duties"
DOlonci Garnet was elected permanent
secretary. IL was then moved by Cen
cral Carroll that an executive commit
tee be appointed. The motion was adopt
ed, and another for the appointment OF
a subcommittee was also carried.
They wifi be selected tn dag or 90
and will consist in part OF those who
were present at to-day's meeting, and
those who expressed desire 10 serve on
the committee by letter.
The meeting then adjourned subject
10 the call OF the Chair.
Among those present were Colonel y.
g. Dickinson. General Carroll, DR.. Mur-
ply. j. +. Morgan Jacob RUPERT George
Ehret, Amos j. Cummings, J.. G. Weir.
Robert Dunlap, and General Butteriield.
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DID NOT ELECT 4 BIsHOF.
New Washington Diocesan convention
strikes an Obstacle in Two-Third- kuie'

WASHINGTON. II. C.. Dec. 9.-lhe
Washington Episcopal Diocesan Conven-
tion to-day took three unsuccessful Dali
lots for bishop, the failure beinge que 10
the operation of the two-thircs rule III
vogue I'm the Diocese OF Maryland ana
Delaware. which has been abandoned IN
the sixty-one other dloceses OF the
church. and which the new diocese OF
Washington threw over for future con
MENTIONS. after spirited debate TINS
evening while the ballots for bishop
were being counted. by the decisive vote
Of a. clergymen and u laymen against
10 clergymen and 20 laymen.
This majority rule when put into op-
GRAFTON at "A succeeding convention VIII
speedily result in an election. In the
voting FOR a bishop voting betnb limited
to clerevmen. the High Church element
controlled iwenty-six votes out or
total Of eighty-one, forty-two being heces-
sary for a choice. on the nrst ballot
eighteen were given 70 the Rev. Morgan
Dix. Of New York. six TO Rev. John >
LINDSAY Of Boston. one 10 Rev. w. H.
Huntington. Of New York. the latter
name being at once withdrawn. as III.
Huntington had forbidden its use.
on the second ballot. twenty-one or
the High Church votes went to DR.. Dix
and four 10 Or. Lindsay. DR.. Greer's re-
naming one ballot being transferred TO
Dr. Lindsay on the thid ballot, DR.. Dix's
being unchanged.
Rev. Randolph McKim. Of Washington,
on the three ballots received respectively
IS lS ~ votes. Rev. Alex. Mckay Smith
of Washington. :. II, ., and the others
scattering.
II is the general impression OF the
mombers OF the convention that the rou-
tine OF organization will be completed
tomorrow, and that another convention
will shortly be called 10 eject a bishop
under the majority rule. when DR.. Me
Kim will probably be chosen on the
first ballot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06

Matched to Meet Near RI Paso. Texas, sn
February.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Petcr Maher'
champion heavyweight OF the "oriu'
and Robert Fitzsimmons. champion MD
dle-welght of the world. were ma'ched
this morning to fight 10 finish near I'll
Paso. Texas. between February lith anu
February 18th. The details were arrahs-
cd al a meeting between Dan stuart Oh
Texas. representative OF Fitzsimmohs'
and John J. quinn. manager for MaheF'
held at st. James Hotel to-day. stuart
was empowered to make the match LOT
Fltzsimmons and as Quinn was anxious
for the contest, arrangements We're COM
pfeted without difficulty. The purse 10
ta fo,,gh. for will be $4,000 When Dan
stuart arrived here few days ago. to ar,
range the match between cornett ana
Fitzsimmons. he stated that ne nau a
battleground selected within five miles OF
ri Paso. II is said to be on Mexican
soil.
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her choice. Tho young couple started
at dusk, presumably to attend church.
a few miles distant. but instead they
went I'm saii-bost aero
river To Middlcsex, whore they boarded
The steamer Ida. for Esltimorr. Moan
while. tho mother OF the hrije-elcCt. hay
ing found q note left by her daughter, cx-
plainng her absence. the irate father
started In pursuit hut he Was too late.
The happy pair-Mr. J. VI. Digs and
Miss Lillian r.. knight were made man
and wife IN the city OF Baltimore. Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Butts. wife OF Rev. ID. q. G..
Butts. orr former pastor. Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. G.. Marchant. at Mathews
Courthouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06

Rev. W. d. Beauchamp and His Bride en-
Enntc to Ktchm0nd.

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. Special John
Rosenstein OF the New York Bargain
House. lf5 and AZ Church street, assigned
to-day 10 Thomas r. Bofland. The lia-
h,lities amount TO about $1,000. with as
sets at from Sl2 TO Sl5WO. and preferred
creditors about $1,000.
W. IL. n. Tire. to-day entered suit
against the Merchants and Mechanics
Savings Bank for 81 goo commission on
the sale Of the old Purcell House for SILL
,,D TO X A. Saunders, which sale was
never fully consummated.
The remains OF George q. Loughlin Cos
fello). OF Sells circus. who lost his l.fe
i'm falling from a train near Chattanooga
SUNDAY. were buried here to-day from ~;
Mary's Catholic church. attended by The
Norfolk Lodge OF Elks-
Rev. W. Il. Beauchamp. pastor of ST
James Methodist church. Richmond. and
bride arrived to-day from Washington.
and will leave tomorrow for Richmond
. The new Methodist pastors were ten~
dered a reception at Cumberland-S;rce
church tonight A large number OF peo-
pie were present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
,lIner.. and onerator.. Agreement.

PITTSBURG. PA, Dec AT a meet
ing Of the coal miners and mile opera
tors district convention to-day a rate
OF sixty-four and seventy cents was
agreed upon. 10 take effect January
lst From January 20 March. siNty-iour
cents will be- paid. and from March lst
10 the end of the year the seVenty-cvnt
rate will be paid. This arrangement VIII
only be- carried out after IL is shown
that an operators viii pay uniform
price after the first of the year. II any
operator refuses To pay these rates, then
The other operators are not bound by
tO-days agreement a committee OF
miners ana operators We're appointed 10
see If true uniformity will have been
established hy January. This committee
viii report between the Isl and 10Th of
January The convention Will adjourn
O-uOrrOW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
Marriage in SUSSEX.

STONY CREEK. VA, Dec Sat lG
audience assembled at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Little 10 witness
the nuptials Of their daughter Myrtia
Bel. 10 Mr.. Victor ST; John Vaughan,
The popular agent Of the Atlantic Coast
Line at this place
The ceremony was perfof med by Rev.
c. j. Turner. of the Methodist Episco-
pal church. The walters were Mr..
Little. sister Of The bride. and MIR.
Vaughan. brother of the groom. with Miss
Pattie ~ Jackson
The fair bride was attired IN tailor
made visiting gown of brown brOcade
cloth and carried La France roses. tied
with pink ribbon. The happy young cou-
pie left on the i0:37 train for Atlanta.
IT Is rare that one sees such a lovely
display of bridal presents as were shown
al the home Of the bride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06

The Segro's Fierce bushes Did Him No
Good-Ihe Fight a Draw

NEW YORK, Dec. Frank Erne. Of
Buffalo. proved himself one Of the ciev-
crest boxers IN his class in the country by
boxing ten-rOund bout with the famous
coiQrCd feather-weight, George Dixon. be-
foif the New Manhattan Athletic Club to-
night IL was one of the best battles
ever seen in this vicinity. ara was a
clean ana scientific exhibition throughout
Although DiXOn's style did not at times.
meet win the approval OF the spectators.
the decision was cninently fair The
Buffalo lad fought Well not only with his
hands, but with hcad-work. and Dixon's
cyclonic rushes. which have proved too
much for most Of the men he has net,
proved with very few exceptions futile,
owing TO the quick and clever elusive
methods Of his opponent
When II came 10 fighting Erne was
quite a match for his formidable antagO-
mist, and justified his rights as fast ana
hard hitter.
a draw was declsred at the end Of the
tenth round.
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Rule Against Estes Dismissed.

In the Circuit Court for the city to-
day. when the case of White against
Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Com
pany came up on the rule against Mr.
Estes. the treasurer. for contempt in
failing To turn over TO Mr.. Taylor, re-
ceiver as ordered by the Court. the bond
money i'm his hands. young Mr. Estes
appeared and produced the money $500.
which ne turned over. He also fled an
affidavit that he had turned over to his
father. General Estes. the books and
papers ana that he was. therefore. an
able to produce them as directed. The
rule against him was then revoked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
cLEyELAyD ~ yoRrH cARoLrSA.
He VIII Spend Several DAYS EecuperatinG
on The Ena.ern Shore.

.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-Taking ad-
vantage Of the admirable ducking wealth
er. President Cleveland this afternoon,
about o'clock sailed from Washington
on the lighthouse tender Myrtle, TO pur-
sue that sport in the North Carolina
sound and rivers for q bTfef pcrioc ne
trip has been in contemplation by inc
President for some time As a means OF
recreation after his iabOrs Of compiling
and writing his annual message; but ms
departure to-day was conducted win 50
much qBietness that even some OF lbe
ofIicials on duty al the Executive Man
sion are still unaware THAI the President
has left the city
The duration OF his absence will. IT is
understood. depend somewhat upon CIR
cumstances Five or six days. II game
is plentiful. and duck abundant. VIII
probably be availed OF for the shoor
ing. and so far can be learned at pres
ent such adJuncts 10 Civilizations as uaily
mails and telegraph facilities VIII not he
I'm Immediate proximity 10 the parry TOT
at least two or three DAYS OF the eA-
cursOn.
Persons IN the vicinity OF the Prcsi-
dents hunting ground had previously
been communicated with, and the usual
traps. dccoys. and other Tarapherhaha
for a duck hunting expedition nave al
ready been placed. and await the frcsl-
dents arrival
CAPTAIN Wide. secretary OF the Light
House Board, accompanied 'h' ii'Si-
dent
NORFOLK. VA. Dec l.-President
Cleveland is expected 10 arrive here 90
morrow morning where he will take the
lighthouse tender Violet for the North
Carolina ducking grounds.
The party expect to arrive AZ cape
Hatteras on Sunday. At that point
blinds have been placed i'm Cape Chan
mel where the President VIII spend three
or four days at shooting.
A telegram from Hatteras to-day stated
that very few ducks were being Killed al
present but that the cold snap would
probably bring a larger supply of the
game
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
Knights Ancient Essenic Order.

Richmond Senate. No. 1872. X. a. +.
o.. met last night in -. Adams Han.
with Excellent Senator Frank Cunning
nam i'm the east. A large and enthusi-
astic meeting was held, and arrange
mcnts were discussed looking 10 secur-
ing some very handsome paraphernalia.
\ committee was appointed 10 invite
the members of Washington and Leo
Senate to a banquet. which Will he served
al The next session of the senate, Thurs-
gay. December 10Th.
There was some talk OF the TWO senates
consolidating. and tins matter will doubt
less come an at that time
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ST. LOUIS. MO. Dec 5.-Up TO noon
three-fourths OF the cOmmittee oil siN nun
dr.d securing subscriptions to the Ma
tioual ReUublican Convention fund had
reported the amount pledged eXceeuinS
sos. uJD Three OF the largest business
interests the bankers. the real estate
men. and the brewers, had not reported,
as they are holding off to make up any
possible deficiency.
one millionaire brewer has announced
hts Intention Of subscribing So,Wl
Three of the leading hotels have re-
ccived Geographic instructions 10 reserve
suites OF rooms for delegations
The committee Of invitation VIII prona-
bly, start TO Washington Saturday morn
fug
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
Snieiile hY SinrHing.

TOLEDO. O.. Dec. William J. Mur-
ray. father of Or. ). Il. Murray ieau-
after fasting f0rty-scven days. The old
santleman-he was four score years
fook III i'm his head seven weeks ago NOT
Ia cat. The neiehbors did not take ms
er-ditiou seriously. but when days anu
80 mast they became alarmed. M
Nurrav stoutly persisted In his detormi-
nafion and an efforts 10 give him food
were I'm vain ffe became greatly
sure anv pain. aud his end was quite
peaceful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
.iusfice Fulier Denies ~ Rumor.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. IA re-
port was published to-day TO the effect
that Chief Justice Fuller. OF the SuprcE q
Court of the United States, would resign
and take the position O: general counsel
Of The proposed new railroad association,
al a salary of $4,000 a year.
Ex-S Secretary Whitney was credited
with having brought about the ARA nge-
ment An Inquiry at the residence OF
The Chief Justice this afternoon as TO
The authenticity OF the report met the
response that the story was absolutely
untrue aud without foundation whatever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
1 Nalh CnunfN Medhlnm.

MfLLBORO. VA. Dec. 5.-Special.-Mr.
l.. r. Armentrout and Miss Laura v.
Maudless. OF this county. were united
in marriage at II o'clock this morning. at
the residence of the bride. at Armstrong,
Va. by the Rev. w. II. Graves. Mi.
Armontrout is one of Bath county's most
prominent and Well-known citizens. and
Miss Mandless is the accomplished
daughter of the late H. y. Wandiess
Mr. and Mrs. Armentrout leave on No.
tonight for Niagara Falls, and VIII
20 from there 10 Atlanta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
4 Lumber Company Fails.

MOBILE. ALA. Dec. Upon the fail
IRE. in New York. of the Seaboalt Lum-
Der Company, attachments issued to-day
ia favor OF The peoples Bank OF MO-
bile upon the property of the compan.
of corn on board steamer loaded io
Mexico. Office furniture etc, 10 ce,
the indebtedness. To the extent OF N5'.
The company has large lumber MIL
al Fairford. Washington county, Ala.
featuring Company.
In is understood that the other claims
against the company here win run mp tho
total 10 10000
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Gre,e-tyenuc Baptist Church.

The meeting now In progress at the
Groye-Avcnne Baptist church continues
10 grow in interest Or. l.. q. Brough-
Ton. who is assisting the pastor. Is
preaching with great power. The con-
gregations are large and attentive, and
wednesday night at the close OF the
service there were many requests Tor
PRAYER. Afternoon service every day
at $3.50 =. NJ. and preaching every night
at o'clock.