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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

!iis WciI-krovyn citizen of Dam
viii, and TeaPher Deut.

DANVILLE, VA, June 2l.-(Specjal)-
" NJ Chalmers. for many years citl-
zen OF Danville died here tonight at his
home. on Wilson street.
William Murray Chalmers was born in
Halifax county. Va. October 1sG. He
was the son Of the late David Chalmers.
he was a cadet OF the Virginia Military
Institute Al the outbreak Of the war. and
participated in the battle al New Market
under Breckenridge.
AZ tho close u the war ho entered the
University Of Virginia. graduating in the
class OF 1861
Deceased was married in December. lsGS.
TO Miss Emma y. Radf1ri. Of Bedford
county. lie attended church Sunday
morning last. aud was taken sick on
his return home. He leaves two sons
and two daughters and three brothers
and one sister
Mr Chalmers In lESi was elected prn-
cipal OF Dsnville High School. which he
held up TO the close of the last term He
had been a member OF the Episcopal
Church from his youth. and was also a
Mason. The remains will be taken TO
Bedford county tomorrow FOR intement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

His Punishment Imprisonment for
From Two to Twenty Years.

From Two to Twenty Years.
WASHINGTON. June 2l.-At 10 o'clock
this morning. having then been ont TWEEN
" hours. the jury in the case OF Cap
tain Howgate, ex-Chief of the Signal
Service. came into court and asked for
instructions as 10 the responsibility Of an
official for forgery committed by a 1ubor-
dinate-whether or not 1t could b. said
20 be his act. Judge McComas read 70
the jury that part OF his charge relating
10 this point and the jury again retired.
At 1:35 T. VI. the jury brought in a YER
diet OF guilty on each Indictment One
Indictment charged Captain Howgate with
forgery. and the other with Justification
Of his official accounts.
Captain Howgate was in court accom-
panied By his daughter. and listened 10
the polling OF the jury without any evil
dence OF emotion. There WAS no sc ne
Of any lima.
The attorneys FOR the defence at once
moved for new trial. No action was
taken by the Court
The penalty Tor the offences Of which
Captain Howgate was convicted is con-
fnement IN the pententiary for from one
10 ten years in each case. 80 that the
punishment in his case may be coniine-
ment for from two 20 twenty years.
Accompanying the verdict was re-
commo ndation 10 the court for ciemency
1t Is hardly believed that Judge Me-
Comas will grant a new trial but the at
tempt VIII be made to take the case TO
6 higher court on appeal.
Daring the preceding trial. which re-
suited In acquittal. testimony was admit
ted going 10 show that Captain Howgate
had been Sc n many times by those who
were supposed 10 be interested In his APP
prehension, bu; In this case the Court re-
fused 10 admit testimony 10 refutc the
charge tia; the prisoner was fugitive
from Justice.
Captain Howgate spent last night In
Jail. having given himself NJ To the court
officials as soon as the case went 10 the
Jury. Just when sentence will be passed
upon him Is not known.
The verdict was a surprise. as an ac-
auittal had been confidently expected.
Air. Drummond. OF the Treasury Secret
Service. who arrested Captain Howgate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Lnnd-Bouanxa story Spoiled.

ASHEVILLE. n. G.. June 2l.-A senfa
tionai story was recently sent out from
San Francisco by the Chicago Associated
Press. stating that Colonel A. Il. Cochran.
OF san Diego. cal. was 10 come into
possession OF an immense fortune throuss
a North Carolina land grant. The tacu
are simply these-to-wit. Colonel cochran
instituted suit in the United states couri
at Asheville in 1898 for lands In Naiiuga
and Mitchell counties, based on some rup.
posed land-grants. At the November. issi,
term OF court, General T. +. Davidson.
counsel for Cochran. stated that his ciie.t
had been unable TO file the bonds re-
qulred to prosecute the case, and 1t Nas
accordingly dismissed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
,b,condcr Pcarcc TO stand Trial.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June PA spe-
cial from Mobile, Ala, says: In the
Criminal Court to-day a day was set for
the trial Of George \. Pearce ex-secretsry
OF the Planters and Merchants Insurance
Company. who absconded several weeks
AGO with $1,000 Pearce's attorney. Con-
gresham John Allen, asked The solicitor
to take the case from the calendar and
next week his client would come into
court and plead guilty to the charges
against HIM Pearce is now in Texas
closing up his business preparatory to
serving a term In the penitenlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
FIRE-FiEND ~ NORFOLIS.
One Residence Decentralization
In IIuru Others.


NORFOLK. w. June I.-,sps cial)
Early this morning the residence of Rev.
II. y. Qulscnbcrry. No. - staple avenue.
Borkley. was destroyed by fire. The build
ing. which was owned 10y MIS-. George ".
Jcthro. Was entirely gutJed by the fire.
and nothing WAS loft standing but por-
ton OF the sides. front. and back. \ por-
ton Of the furniture which was IN the
lower part Of the house In the back
rooms was also destroyed. The property
was valued at $22p. and there was only
leo insurance on IL.
UNDOUBTEDLY iNCENDThRI.
The origin Of the fire was undoubtedly
inccndiary. An attempt 20 destroy the
house OF Mr. {. :. Conner, No III Main
street. which Is just around tn corner
from the one in which Mr. Quisenberry
resided. was also made. presumably by
the same parties. oil was poured about
the porch ard lighted. the flames damag-
ing the front door and the floor.
HE ESCAPED
Mrs. L. G. Jones. on Main street heard
the cries OF fire vhca were caused by
the burning OF Mr.. Quiseuberry's resi-
dencc. and. putting her head out Of the
window discovered cOlored man in the
act Of setting fire 10 her house.
Before sh- could give an alarm. how
ever. the man made his escape. The du-
thorities are now on tae lookout for him.
and II found he will be severely dealt
with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
OXFORD.
sudden Death OF "a Young Mnr-The
Community Excited.

OXFORD. y. &. June I.-ISpecinl)-
Yesterday morning Edward Morton,
young white man. and a well-knowr
character in this town. was found dead IN
the rear OF Loonan's bar. He had been
dead only a few minutes when found
Death resulted from heart failure.
Yesterday before Judge A. W Graham.
at Chambers. Mr.. william Jordan. man.
ager OF the Burlington Inn, made pqii-
cation for an injunction, restraining r.
p. Moore from selling under mortgage
tho furniture OF said hotel The motion
was continued TO Tiesely next, IN order
that defendant. Moore. might have tina
70 Tile additional anldav!ts. ". i. Dynums
r., of Greensboro, represented plninur,
and w IL. Carroll, OF Burlington, the de.
fendant.
our community has been greatly &.
cited by m attempted assault upon II
highly-respectable young married LADY W
a negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
The Bail Money VIII he Paid.

The 5000 forfeited to the State of Vir-
ginia on account Of the non-appearance
Of Frank Lockwood Smith. the gold
brick man. has not yet been paid over
by the Virginia Trust Company. but IT is
in the vaults OF that company, and Will
be paid on demand Of the Court. There
Is no truth I'm the rumor that the bond
will be- withheld until the legality OF
Judge Christians action in bailng Smith
can be tested
The suit OF Robert Lee King VS.. George
z. Anderson for $40. alleged to be due
FOR services rendered in the last campaign
in the county. was called for trial yes
terday. Some Of Mr. Kings witnesses
we're unable to appear, SO the case was
again pOstDOucd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
HID "a Snnrf DncI.nI.

Justice Crutchheld had short but pay
ing docket yesterday. The following were
the principal eases.
Nathaniel New (coloreD. charged with
abusing and threatening q Kill Rachael
Fields. Case continued until the I'd.
James BENJAMIN (colorrd). T.. assault
ing and hitting with brick Alley Cor
don, was rned SO.
Charles johnson (colored) was given
thirty days in default Of $50 security for
stealing a pair OK SHOES. the property Of
II. Cohen.
Lewis Rives. Poorcr Harris. Charles
Banks. John Chapel nll coloreD were
fined ;29 each for gambling and tres
passing on the premises OF 5. j. Landon.
Annie Lewis and Elizabeth sutton
doth colored). charged with being DIS
orderly On the street. were nned 80 cIcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
xn.nI Notes of fntcrest.

WASHINGTON. -. G.. June IL
Naval cadet Stuart T. Smith NJ penn
svlvania. who has Just graduated at
the Naval Academy witn distinction, has
bsen selected by the Academic Board
with Secretary Herbcrt's approval. TO take
a two-years course i'm naval archltec-
turc. al the Ecole dAppl'cation Genie
Maritime. at Paris. tie will leave AZ
once FOR France. where Commander r.
f. Rodgers. the naval atiache OF the
American Embassy, will provide him IN
strtction ia the French language un-
MI the school commences. in Septem
Der. Cadet Smith will enter the construc-
ton corps Of the navy.
The following naval orders have been
issued. Passed Assistant Paymaster r.
T. Armer to the Vermont; Paymaster o.
G. Tiffany. detached from the Vermont
and placed on waiting orders. OF being re-
lievcd by Passed Assistant Paymaster
ATmer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
OUTING or THE CAVALRY.
The stuart Horse Guard Have
Jolly Time In Hanover.

4 Hanover Courthouse special to the
Dispatch received last night says:
The members Of Stuart Horse Guard
Troop \. First Regiment Cavalry, Viz
ginia Volunteers, In command Of Cap
tain E. ]. Euker ard Second Lieutenant
O. f.. Spott. accompanied by Surgeon
George T.. Meredith, who are enjoying a
fwo-days' encampment and picnic at
Hanover Courthouse, expect 10 return to-
night.
The troop left Richmond wednesday
night at O'Clock mounted), and accom-
panied by their commissary- wagons, took
the Meadow Bridge road, and without
any serious accident. excepting the ire
ouent grounding OF the wagons IN tho
swamp. reached Hanover Courthouse
Thursday morning az o'clock.
The freedom Of the court lawn was
kindly extended thu troop, and camp was
pitchel az once. After a heNty break
fast at the hotel the troop marched 70
the near target range for carbine practice.
Two medals were offered for best shots
and were won by Captain Il. J. Euker
and Corporal {. l.. Hamilton. the former
scoring tWenty-four points out OK a possi-
bic twenty-five; the latter twenty-thre'
points The shots throughout were tN-
rpULi0nHliN me nc IA mus ~ N'''''A+
regular service began, and tonight the
white tents, the coupled horses, and tns
lone s,ntries making the round present
an ideal cavalry-camp scene.
The boys are charmed with their hosts
Messrs Chisholm, proprietors Of the hotel
and their culinary productions elicit the
highest praise from the hungry troopers.
\ good Joke occurred during the night S
ride up here. Coming to a forked road
the night being very dark y. M-there
was a doubt as 20 which fork TO take.
The Captain detailed Sergeant X. l..
Euker. who. By the way, is always ready
for fun. and Bugler *. Coleman to RIDE
forward and inquire the direction at
small farmhouse ahead Coleman
sounded the blast directly under the
only window. an aged darky's head ap-
r.,a ed "Who-whars dat| Uncle.
saws the Sergeant, 1--WE want TO ask when
road leads to Hanover. we've got a telier.
here we're going 10 lynch. and.
"Iawd!-Gordw the old fellow cries, ana
bang" down comes the window. ana
though Coleman exhausted all his oxygen
and hydrogen on that bugle to get the
old follow ont again-lt was no co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Prof. nontrright VIII Preside.

Professor +. W. Bostwrisht. who as
sumes the presidency of Richmond College
this afternoon. has accepted an invita-
ton extended him by Secretary wilkins,
OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union
Auxiliary. 10 preside at the rally TO
be held in the Disciples church. on Friday
afternoon, during the approaching conven-
ton In Baltimore. The subject TO be
discussed at this meeting VIII be. The
Religious Life in our Baptist Colleges"
The meeting will be made up OF students.
teachers. ahd those interested IN schools.
and there will be appropriate papers.
addresses. et,. The general convention
will adjourn that afternoon for meetings
OF this character Richmond College VIII
have an exhibit at the Baltimore con-
vention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
General Campo- quite Welt

WASHINGTON. June 2l.-Senor Dupuy
d. Lone the Spanish Minister al WASH
ington. has just received a dispatch from
the Captain-General OF cuba, a follows:
General MARTINEZ Campos Is quite well
in Santiago de Cuba and the reports OF
his being wounded are not true
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
MIfildrnMnIs from Chicngo Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. June I.-The
San Francisco can and the San 10 %
Daily Mercury have discontinued the SER
vice OF the Chicago Associated Press. and
this morning print the fun overiand
Pacific Coast news Of the United Press.
The Call deyotes four OF It's pages 10 an
illustrated description OF the service,
showing the extent and Importance OF
the new alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Prominent Merchant Dead.

WARSAW. VA, June I.-lSpecill)-Nr
/. J. Morrison. ore OF the largest and
most prominent merchants Of the North
ern Neck. died Al MS home. 40 Lillian. last
night. The deceased had been IN bad
health for several years past \ wife aGd
one daughter survIYe hin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

in New York. has filed a claim In the
Department OF Justice for the 5000 re-
ward offered In 1885, for the arrest OF
Howgate. The law-ofncers are said to
dispute the claim. alleging that II Is OUT
iaWgl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Collector RYAN stiIi Graded No. l..

The following letter. sent from the
Treasury DEPARTMENT explains Itself:
Office Of the Comm 81 on4r cf Int. Rev,
WASHINGTON, -. C.. June y, 1875.
William Ryan. ESQ. Co lector Second
District. Richmond. Va:
Sr,-YOur office vas examined on the
18th instant b. Rev nue-Agent Seawell.
who reports your cash-list and stamp ac-
counts IN balance the records neatly kept.
and written up TO date. the employees COM
peteat and faithful. ami the office in fire
condition. Your grade Is fixed at No. l.
Very respectfully.
(Signed) @. w. WILSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Al the Baptist Mission Tent.

DR.. Broughton preached to large
crowd at the Baptist mission tent Friday
night. a Sunday school viii ne organized
to morrow morning. Rev. II. A. Bagby
will preach In the afternoon. and Rev.
DR.. j. $. Din will preach throughout next
week. Missionary Chambers Is doing
fine work In the East End.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

COLoRED SUBSTITUTES.

First District: Annie T. Brown. Nir-
gn.a Baugh. Minnie ~ Branch. Mary T..
Allen. Ellen Robinson Frances u. lay
log itetcilc Smith, Sallie J.. Willis. Al
bort II. Wright. and Mamie o. wyatt
second District; ~. Jane Boyd. Nellie
Barclay. "a. Belle FItzhugh. Lula l.. Han
Julia \. Holmes. GcrtruGc j.. Lawrence.
Saaguc J.. Payne Mary NJ. Tinsley ----
Vu-,cY Emily j.. White. sarah G.. White
auI Gertrude a. Washington.
Third District. Cora L. Bright. Sarah
3D. Brown, Annie Carter Delta liuniicy
Juua =. Robinson, Bessie Reese. Ruth
.. Shackefori. Mssgic T.. stephens cor.
a.ia vs.. Taylor. Lilly Taylor -- fins
'oy ~. Constance Trpin. Bessie l.. Whit
&C.. and Emma D. Jones
The board rccomuclicd John LcsI'
Morris as State student Co. thc Virginia
Agrcu'tural ana Mechanical college. at
EltCEt bur-
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proDerty Transfers.

Richmond: Bette r. and J. Il. Hocka-
lay 10 Edmund G. Minor, one piano.
Henrico: Brookland Railway and I'm
provement Company to James II. Barton.
lots Il. l3. II. Il. and 10 IN block H..
Brookland Park. $50.
u. G. Richardson. special commissioner,
% Mamie G. Henry, Is acres on Charles
city road, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

RicbmouGrrS L.. New York.
NEW YORK, juno i-tSpeciaL)-A. u.
Clarke, Waldorf. w. Gentry. Miss J.
Robinson, Ciiscy. ...
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Orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
,entlon. and the style OF work and prices
yill be sure TO please you.
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INSURANCE. STATEMENT.
or PUBLIC AooSrs or hE
TDICHMOND MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

ANNUAL STATEMENT YEAR ENpG p;cEMBER q i@ OF
RICHMON y. Va.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-17
WORCESTER ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
WORCESTER, Mo-, Oct. 15.-Rev.
Rice preached his farewell sermon at
Littleby Baptist church Sunday. We
regret very much to have Bro. Rice
leave us.
J. M. Azde1l and wife are visiting
relatives in Galloway.
Joe. Morthland and family returned
home Friday from an extended visit
to relatives in Illinois.
Miss Nellie Scherer is visiting her
brother in Marshall, Mo.
Mrs. P. s. Underwood returned
home Monday from st. Louis, where
she has been attending the fair and
visiting relatives.
Visiting is the order Of the. day.
Those that are not visiting are getting
ready to.
Clarence Atkinson is home from
Chillicothe, where he has been at
tending school.
Con. Morthland, wife and little son
are spending the week with Marion
county friends.
Miss Tuck Underwood is home from
st. Louis.
Died, at her home near Wesley
Chapel, Friday niGhtse Oct II, Of con-
sumption, Miss Cora Able. She had
long been a sufferer of the dreaded
disease and death was not unexpected
The funeral was preached by Rev.
Okes Sunday, after which the remains
were laid to rest in Wesley ChapeI
cemetery. We extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the family in this theil
| darkest hour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-17
County News.
TULIP ITEMS.

TULIP ITEMS.
Correspondence of the Ledger.
TULIP, Mo-, Oct. 14.-Died of Bright's
disease of the kidneys October /, Ed
gar Brown, aged 81 years. After the
funeral services by Rev. Winscott, of
Moberly, his remains were laid to rest
in the Mount Zion cemetery. Edgar
was the only son of W. J. Brown and
was loved and respected by all who
knew him.
A precious one from us has gone;
A voice loved is still.
A placa is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filed.
Several land sales around Tulip last
week are as follows: J. w. Wilson
sold 81 acres at 1913 per acre; W. r.
Hall 100 acres at $3.50 per acre, and
the Howell heirs 76o acres at s32 per
acre. All the above sales were made
by @. A. Thompson, the hustling land
agent of Tulip.
Ahouse belonging toe. Thompson
and occupied by Dave Huddleson was
burned this morning with most of the
contents. Origin of fire not known
as the family vas absent from the
house.
Rev. Featherstone, of Moberly,
preached at Friendship last night and
to-day and Rev. Blakey at the M. E.
church, north of this place.
A. J. Vest and wife, of North Fork,
Mo-, made a business trip here to-day.
Several gentlemen of Carthage, ILL.,,
are in this vicinity looking for land to
purchase.
Cicero Lewellen united with the M.
E. church at Porter's Chapel to-day.
Born, to J. T. Kirgin and wife on
the 18th, a five pound girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-17
Prices
atpIiVatcS Sale.

In buying a large bill
of goods a reasonable
offer will be accepted.
Remember, our stock
consists of First-C Class
Merchandise, such as
dry goods, dress goods,
~velvets, shawls, jackets,
silks, capes, ladies and
gent sfurnishin
underwear, yarns, boots
and shoes, clothing fol
men, boys and children,
blankets and overcoats.
All of the above goods
must be sold out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-17

Glenn Smith, a former resident of
this county and who once lived just
west of this city nearB B. r. Cauthorn's
place, died suddenly at Peru, Kansas,
on Oct. 8. Mr.. Smith was taken i'll
while in his field, on Oct. Z, and died
the next morning at 4 O'Clock. The
remains were inferred at Peru, but
will be brought to Mexico later and
placed in the Smith family burying
ground. Deceased was well known
in Audrain county and his friends will
be grieved to know of his death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-17


Presbyterian Church Sunday morning
and night.
The sick of this community are i'm
proving.
Mr.. W. r. Reed has been quite iii.
r. L. Tratche1l is on the sick list,
but is improving.
Misses Carrie and Lucy Tratchell,
who have been taking in the fair and
sights OF st. Louis for the past two
weeks, have returned home.
Mrs. Cooper and son, of Marshall,
Ind, who have been visiting her
brother, q. M. Day, for the past TN.
weeks, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Efie Day and brother, Charles,
attended the st. Louis Fair and Ex-
position last week.
We think there will be q wedding
in the lear future from the way the
new road wagon cuts the dust.
John Stumpf and family will move
to Mexico shortly.
Rev. Hickock will preach at the
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath.
Billie Reeds, who has had a spell OF
typhoid fever, is able to be up.
Martin Hildebrand Ia among the
list of typhoid sufferers.
Sublet Maxwell, of Warren county,
is the guest of w. Painter and family.
DIR. Diven made o visit to home
folks in Centralia recently.
Among those who attended the st.
Louis Exposition from here was Miss
Susie Stevenson OF the Benton Acade-
my.
Johnnie Field was among us last
week buying mules.
Fire from the cars broke ont on the
farm Of Billie Caldwell last week and
but narrowly missed burning up hii
hay.
JohnReedsha had several teeth knocked
out while playing base ball at Rnsi
Hill Sunday.
We regret to learn that Johnni.
stumpf win leave MS In the near future
he having bought q home In Mexico.
Mrs. Ecton has rented Billie Saliee'
property and will move to 1t soon
We welcome Mrs. Ecton and tamil,
to BENTON.
ThePresbyterian church Is stiii with
out q regular minister. The pulpi
was filed Sunday morning and even
ing by Rev. Granger. There win b
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-17
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONvEN-
TON.
The First Annual Convention of the
Societies in This County Will be
Held in Mexico October
18th and Goth.

The first annual convention of the
Christian Endeavor Societies of Au-
drain county will convene at the
Christian church in this city on Sat
urday and Sunday, October 10 and 20.
There will be a large number of dele
gates present and a most interesting
programme has been prepared forthe
two days meeting, which will be as
follows:
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 2:30 O'CLOCK.
Song Service, led by w. W. Settle.
Prayer, W. nj. Boatman.
Address of Welcome, John d. Orear.
Song.
Response by j. N. Coggins.
Review of County Work, Howard
Buckley.
Song.
Discussion by Society on How to
Secure New Members and How to Re-
tain Old Ones-Homer Adams, Her
bert Shobe and Leila Pearson, of Lad
donna; ]. G. McCune, Vandalia; Lena
Petty, Rush Hill; Julia Morris and
Emma Cauthorn, Mexico.
Song.
Business Meeting.
Roll Call of Officers.
Report of Societies.
Unfinished Business.
New Business.
Election of Officers.
Election of Delegates to State Com
mittee.
Appointing Committees.
Song.
Prayer.
Dismiss.
SATURDAY EVENING, 1880 O'CLOCK.
Song Service, W. W. Settle.
Devotional Exercises, Will wilkins
SUNDAY MORNING.
6:3o-Sunrise Prayer Meeting, led
| by Mrs. Anna Fleet.