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The sun., 1895-01-09
Ex-GoT. RLOWEE ILL.


Had Bsea WoPkiag Tee HARD aaa Caught
Csld-H- o. Hsve2syer Has the 0raD.
EI-Gov. Flower has been confined TO his house.
ss7 Fifth avenue, by illness. the last week He
caught bad cold at Albany on New Years Day
and his system had suffered from overwork.
FOR the past three months Mr.. Flower has
worked very hard " cleaning the tAhle." !" - he
expressed 1t, for his successor. Night after
night be was at his dssk In Albany after mid
night and the strain was too much for HIM
When he came to the city after the inAugura-
ton Of Gov. Morton be went directly to his
ONCE, but in . short time had 20 give mp and 30
home to bed DR.. Allen Of 10 East Thirty sixth
street, the family physician, said ths trouble
was a Complication Of cold. oyerwoFk. and .
bilious attack. and told him that he needed .
complete Fest. He hasn't got the grip. Mr..
Flower was up and around yesterday, and az
pscts 70 90 down town to-day or tomorrow
Nr. II. U. HAvemeYer IL also on the sick list.
being confined To his house, East Sixiy-stxth
Street, with an attack Of the grip. AT his house
last night IL was sAid that bis illness was not
serious, and that he would BE- able 10 50 out
Owing 70 : BAD cola Miss Fanny Davenport
ed not appear in -GismondA" At the Fifth
Avenue Theatre last night and there wAs no
performance Miss Davenport's physician says
ans viii be well enough IN play tonight.
Harry Miner has been sick with the grip at ths
Imperial Hotel, where he b living He 10 get
John Roster Of Kostsr q Btal and Thomas
aeeSEmack. manager OF the Broadway ThsA-
us' savs the grip
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EDIroR ARMSTRONG ARMED.
His RiAs and REVIEWERS Have 30 Far Sawed
HIN froa A.other Thrashing.

His Rins and REVIEWERS Have 80 Far Sawed
Him froa Another ThrashinG.
ASHLEY, Mich, JAN s.-The editor Of the
Ss,cs. C. Z Armstrong. who was horsevhipped
by Cora Hasbrook. surprised the village yester-
day by going TO the Post Once carrying . re-
pesting rife. two reyolysrs. and . belt fl1ed
with cartridges. Nobody noiestetI Ann. and
later his paper came out with ths following an
nouncement to persons who would harm him;
TO all such persons. We viii say that We long
ago learned TO have no fear of leaden messages;
In fact o good part of our life has been spent
among penple who generally shot first and
blowed about IL afGerward-"
To the woman he said:
"Horsew hips hold 40 fear for rs. and right
here OLD girl let rise TO remark that il any OF
your sneak.ng. iDw-liyetl gang wish to try that
kind Of medicine on again, we warn you that
all IL will cost them viii DO their own doctor
bills We have started to purge this locality.
and we will do it or die in the attempt"
The better class Of Ashley is with the editor.
Marshal Sickels and Mrs asbrook were going
~ editors arms stopped them
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THE rHwARrISe OF swAsH.
Eight Huadrea Places 20 Bs PrseseseA .,
the CIvn Service Coaaississ-

ALBANY. Jan. s.-The State Civil Service
Commission has asked the State Superintendent
of Public Works and the Superintendent Of
Prisons for . roster of the hundreds of en-
ployess in those departments scattered through
out the State. The Commission expects to re-
ceIve this roster and to have classified every
position in these two departments within the
next two weeks This action is in pursuance OF
the provision Of the new Constitution. which
includes these departments within the scope OF
the civil service.
The new Superintendent Of Public Works,
Mayor Aldridge OF Rochester. has ANNOUNCED
until Jan rs, BY the time he enters the once
he will and that the positions Of all Of the seven
or eight hundred employees of the department.
with the exception OF the division supeFintend-
ents and those holding confidential positions,
have been classified in the various competitive
schedules and that all Of his appointments will
have 10 De made from the civil service lists.
The sun., 1895-01-09
Il DEUSxEx MAN AT rHE MOTOR.
WIIA Flight sr . Trolley Checked In Jersey
Cisy ~ y Bix saEar Traek-

Ctsy ~ . Mig SaEar Traek-
Trolley car l54 Of the Newark line. in charge
of MotormAn William Irwin. started from the
Jersey City terminus at 7:5o A. NJ yesterday
with about dozen passengers Neither the
starter nor the conductor appeared to notice
that the motorman was drunk Irwin ran at
moderate speed until he got TO Grand street.
aboat mils and . half. Then. a. one OF the
pAsssngsrs said. he let her go fog all she was
worth" Persons on the sidewalks turned to
Was beyond the coutrol Of the motorman-
Irwin stsadisd himself by the brake handle
and the crank of ths power box The passen-
gers were getting alarmed. and thought OF aD-
peaIing 20 the conductor 10 have the speed les
sened when the motor crashed into blg sugar
truck near Pacific avenue. The passengers
were thrown from their seats They escaped
with alight bruises. The truck driver was
Knocked from his seat. but was unhurt. The
iron front OF the car was broken and twisted.
Irwin W - taken 70 the Gregory street station In
\ natrol wagon and AfterWard arraisned before
aetinE Police Justice Weed. He WAS too drunk
TO make any statement and he was sent To q cell
TO get sober.
The sun., 1895-01-09
TROLLEY Kills AN ANACONDA.
The Reptile, which Had Esesped from .
MsaaEerie, Cut In Two.

New ORLEANS. Jan s.-The motorman OF =
ST. Charles street trolley car was frightened al
most out OF his wits about midnight last night
when crossing Lafayette street. q square
from the City Hail. and in the very heart Of the
city. at seeing . snake, eighteen feet long. di-
rectly in front OF him. The next minute the car
had struck the snake, cut IL In two, and thrown
half OF IL on the platform beside the frightened
motormAn.
An examination showed it to be an anaconda
of the largest size. What a serpent eighteen
feet long was doing in the business section OF
the city seemed lncompreh hsnsible at first. but
an examination this morning showed that the
snake had escaped from wombwells NenAgerie
during the storm which had prevailed last
night and had wandered some distance through
the principal streets uno bseryed IL Is said have
been one OF the longest OF its kind in America
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IT'S COOK FRozES TO DEATH.
way Wasar the Crew or the wrecked
SskOsaeF saved S0sasrs

NoRFoLk. Va, Jan. s.-Capt K. s. HAwes, the
mate, and crew of fiye men OF the wrecked
schooner Richard = Spofford. arrived here this
morning FROM Sewberns, y. c. The Spofford
went ashore on Oeracoke beach on the morning
OF Dee % and Is now a total loss
capt. HAWes says that although they were
w.thin speaking distance Of the life saving sta
tinu they haa 70 remain on boari the vessel for
tWsnty-two hours after she struck, during which
they uttered greatly from the cold.
The cook, , II. Chase, OF West HAFwick,
Mas. Was frozen 70 death. he Nas buried IN
the cemetery On Ocraeoke IslaRd. The Spnrord
was estimated to b. worth $50. 0oO tO SJ2, ,OOO-
A snall part was insured.
The sun., 1895-01-09
DEBs Ell Al. 60 TO JAIL.
Their Attorney to Apply at Wsshiaxtea q
Writ OF Hnbeas CogDas.

CHICAGO. Jan s.-Eugene v. Debs and the
other officers and directors of the American
Railway Union went to the Cook county Jail to-
day to begin serving the sentence recently i'm
posed on them for contempt of court. There
was no formal procedure. During the day the
men dropped in one BY one and surrendered
themselves to the Marshal.
The appeal to the supreme Court win be pre-
sented the latter part OF this week. being now in
course OF preparation. The chances arc the
prisoners will be obliged to remain in jail for at
least two weeks before the supreme Court can
be- heard from. Unless the decision at that time
is favorable they will have TO serve out their
terms
C. g Darrow attorney for the defendants. had
a brief conference with the men after their sur
render. II shall leave for Washington on
Thursday" he said Ito make application for q
WRIT of hahsas corpus. The attorneys for tho
Government will be notified Of the time OF de-
parture, and they can arrange to be present TO
contest the writ, IL they 50 desire"
The sun., 1895-01-09
TAr.. F,rel.a F.lassa .. aAs s-sGs.

Firsmsn Logan and Calvin Of Engine Is aud
a third hremAn were overcome by smoke early
this morning at a hrs in the cellar Of / and Is
wsst Houston street
They were found unconscious BY iremsn OF
Engins 3J. They were seut 10 ST. Vineent's
Hospital, where they revived The hEs did
SyO 900 damage "a the STOCK Of William Diaek.
maker IL eiOsks, and to the sOods Of Gold berg a
Co, importers Of beads.
About the same time . ere ~ oSt hroAdE EAy;
SsrthOs 4 NeumAn. makers Of trousers. Ths
two hrsa blocked the broadway eAra-
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D..s.rssA .As A.dIsass - ths s,.aG.ra.

Three young men, who said they were George
MeCloaghsr. bookksspsT IN Orange, ROdsy
q. Raymond. = bookkespsT In MoTristOwn. and
ThomAa A. Wilson. clerk In MorTistaFn. made
themselves obnoxious at the standard Theatre
lat night They sat In the front row OF the
% Og1LestEs, ard guyed the performance.
Attemps were make % quiet them, and at the
end of thr second act they Were persuaded ~
the u5hrFs and Policeman Qntglsy TO leave the
thpatFe. They returned Later and wanted 10
arht Then they weFg aTTtsted BY POI icema .
gaisisy I'D licked up in the West fhiFtteth
stFset station house.
The sun., 1895-01-09
WILL THERE BE a rIE-UP,
Trolley Msa san CaaSis 90 ce@Sso-iss
ysith ThsIP EaSloyssas

WITH ThSiP EASloysF~
The trouble between the Brooklyn trolley
men and their employers was not adjusted yes
terday. Neither side showed any inclination to
eompromis-. and the indications last night were
that there might be . continuation OF the nego-
tialions foE a day or two lonEsr. with the pro6A-
biliIy Of tis-up NJ. -
rtsSI from Philadel phlA Is regarded as a sign
thaI the trouble has reached a serious stage
ID Il sAld that the employees or the brooklyl
s,eyHled road are also on tlte eve OF revolt and
that thsy may joan the trolley men II they
strike. a., -.
i.factory ssttlement will be reached the police
Are already making aFrangSmsats 10 meet
strike emergency.
The sun., 1895-01-09
E.-JuAEs T.-.s's ClstAssIIzs RSSSsA

TSo thisvs Faidsd sx-JudEs Charles j. H.
fruaxs el0thsslins In the baek yard Of his resi-
denes Al l.092 Madison avenue yesterday After-
noon. There were six shirts on the ltne and 'hsS
grabbed them stuffed them iRtn pillow case
nd ran. Policeman Hallinaa $40 the llntn
Meaning from the pillow case a. the thieves
Tan Ard Fourth avenue. and made -itcE
Ihsm- He WAs In . fair way 70 {st 1ptA lHlt : -
Shirts al Fourth avsaue- HallinAn got the shirt
and l1sI the IhleveA
The sun., 1895-01-09
MISIsrEH FIKED ar rHE EATMAS
A.a AI.s Drew = KAiHs In - ASzsAsas o.
IanAAt BaDtis1a-

vAScEEURG, Ky. Jan. Son Grassy Greek. =
few miles from this city, last night, the Rev
Lem Penrod got into an argument with John
Slate. n layman. on the subject OF the sfieAey
OF infant baptism. The minister drew his re-
yolver and fired at Slate, the ball passing
through the lAItsr's bootleg
Slate rushed AZ Psnrod, and the minister
pulled out a butcher knife and slAshsd at his
opponsnt states trousers we're cut across the
abdomen. The interference OF friends prevented
further hostilitiss. No arrests have been made
IA
The sun., 1895-01-09
CONFESSED NE PAID a BEIsE.
JaaItor storey ResaIasa n His Place -
Capt. Srssdss Was.

Al the nesting Of the Brooklyn Board Of Edu-
cation yesterday report was received from the
Law Committee in references To the alleged pay
ment OF $3.50 By Edward Storey 70 George Glen
dennlng for his influence in securing him the
place Of ianitor in Grammar school 81, also Of
a similar brtbs 10 sx-Alderman VOlkentng by
Edward Ezgteeamp. Storeys predecessor.
StOFpy explained that his conscience lad
troubled him. and he made clean breast Of
the matter.
The Law Committee recommended. In Lsxow
COMMITTEES spirit. that, in view OF Storey's COLI
fessOn. hs be retained in his place. and the sug-
Eestion was adopted by vote OF 10 t0S.
The sun., 1895-01-09

ne D,s- .. Nice An.r Hav,-s Nee. nssss.
bT Tive Ne..

LoSDoS, Jan. s.-The Dolly Chronicis's Paris
correspondent says: Franklin johnson. q
young American. son Of a bank President. died
In Nice to-day. Il Is alleged that while he vrs
asleep two casual acquantsnces robbed him Of the
proceeds Of check csshed at the Credit Lyon
nais, leaving him peaniless, and that after the
robbery he remained tn bed and steadily sank.
II is suggested That he was druseed. Tbs 20
lice are searching for his eompnnionsL''
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r1s ss..-sAIs stats % C.IIEor.l..

HALIFAX. JAa- s.-Ths steamship State Of
California from SsU YORK for HALIFAX 70 take
weekly mails 10 Novilis which should hAvs
reached here on sunday morning. has not yet
arrived IL y believed thai shs Droeesdsrt direct
The sun., 1895-01-09
TAs brewer as-ss n Ns~ H.-4s.

Matt j. Ward 4 Co. have cold the furniture.
lease and good will of the Brewer House for
Bsleoa 4 Jones 10 = n. Brasnsr OF bFAWnsr'S
Hotsl BAltin0rs. WhO = a0s In pOssesstoA-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
STORIES OF PAPER.
HOW WATER MARKS WERE MADE AN0
WHY THEY CAME INTO USE.

I ~ "A't w h%AI Oy Pl&El 81 |
His >h~nk">p"ar"an I"rGeries Elah"rat"
Designs Impressed by the "Dandy" Roll
er The Bogus Virgin Mary Letter..
Stories and incidents lnnumcralIr ar"
wOund ny III IL" art Of paprr mnhlr1,
and is mechanical processes hav" at
f"r"'I to III" ingenious story teller many .
n chance for "a thrilling tale.
TINS Is especially true Of the system
of placing water marks, so CaII"'% III !
various brands or makes Of paper.
Perhaps the most interesting 'ru"
story winch has t" d" with this traHrh
of IN" industry is that of til" fu..'u- ,
"IrrI<lo Confessions"
IT. land had Fabricated e0mo Sh4 *, :
pear" manuscripts, which for i ~ j
TIM" W'r" accepted ~ actual. Icy
mhI" such An impression indeed tllr Il ,
uuMuI"r e men, famous at that tim~;r /
th'ir 'rudlrI"n and for their Nt.:nN
staining, voluntarily prepared u + III !
II" W!tI uttr~unE a ~"Iut" belief III ~"
Huth' ntIrltv f thor Amu>criptS, TIT =.
."joruNWnt thr~" mon affixed their ~1-u1 !
'ur'~ and sent tn" payer broadcast
Tn" whole Of tn" original edln m,f !
IN" fakes was disposed If inafrW n.G1~. !
End 50 great was tn" ragtrnrSs frr r",' !
"Nltlon thAt single copies were dr. '~'., |
I Of in AT, tlun rooms At enormous r,;.,~
SOM" time" nft' thAt IRELAND himself
threw thr~" T. ntIrnvn INTO murH - !
row lv tXu!auuinS Ju>t how me- ia Al i
finn with III, H.
Ir, lands - ~ was that the >h,.: g !
pap WIIrh h" Us, Il wa, tho out-...,tN
~ty, rlI ,th,r~ IN winch some acc n,.'~
haI /, y h,It curing the rri.,l + /
Charles |. VI that tInr IrrlanH WAS /
wholly w.. lulIut, with the >r3 ..,; !
IF Wut,r marks.
II car, fully >,l, rtrl, saws he, w
half sheets not having any mark v:' .
! ever, ul WIIlrh urnn,d my first ~"
SION. NfrW pages further ON me- -,
''Buiny thus ury, Il forward - thu. ~.
durtIun Of NOR, lnanuScriDtS. il l,.,,,. "
necessary that should POSSESS 4 49," !
cient ~uuanritv Of nld paper TO tnaNIr j..
to proceed. IN run~ruu,nco Of wn.lI|
aDrllti t. a books. Her, whn for ',.
sum If ) >hillin,S. suffered mo to .,.r'
from all the folio AND uuArtp ynNv.-
in his >hOp tn, fly leaves which ',.y
contained.
with that ru1u}nuIltv. nur did Ar
any mtntiuu IF the circumstances
the BOOKSELLER ~ wa, fully ~. ~
from the variety If water mark, Nh.rn b
are in AI~trnTTr at the present dav I, i,
they must have constantly been aIr.r. +
since tl- purIul Of Elizahrth, and h,1n,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

The Fox Hill Club Awarded the Cham
pionship Cup.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. 26.--spe-
csal.-Tbe championship cup Of the Pc
ninsular Baso-b.ll League has been
awarded 10 the Fox Hill club. which has
thc smallest percentage Of an club. in
The League The "Shipbuild.fs rOO'crs
are in a high state OF excitement over the
affair 49,. ~
chlb made the largest percentage she was
Of course. entitled to -he prize.
The committee appointed TO decide the
10 Fox lin on the ground that
il was the only club which did
not break the league contract. They
claim that the other two clubs, Newport
News and Hampton, broke the agreement
by engaging professional players.
The fact in the matter IS that Hampton
signed an out-of-toWn man. and when
Manager Watkins, Of the Fox Hill club,
was asked by a Newport News man TO
join him In protesting ~sA.nst the action
of the crab Catchcrs. ne said that he
had no objections 10 make. As the ship
builders" did not care to he left, they, too.
engaged a man Y DO ' as prohibited by
the league contract.
Fox II Ii Gia not wiz game from New
port News during the season. TIE acton
cf the committee ! as put the cranks here
in a fever which seems 10 be working up
TO the boiling point.
Yesterday afternoon Justice J ID. G.
Brown sent Captain w. T.. Gnttenhead on
TO the grand Jury on the charge OF tong
ing oysters on the beds OF A. j. Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

numerous kinds. from the triple eques-
ton race 10 the peacock perceed upon
the back OF the sacred COW.
one OF the leading features OF the
circus was the trained sca-lions ara seals
They could do most eyerything-play OH
the banjo. beat the drum, fire sun,
ring a bell, and at the request OF the
trainer would move around. one OF
them could sing. The song has not peen
named as yet, but IL IL said that Lieu-
tenant peary. who recently got back
from the land OF the midnight sun ana
the home OF the seal. has been requested
to give 1t n title.
The rope walking and performing were
very fine.
In the Sells Brothers rlenagcrie there
are some fine specimens OF rare animals
some that Stanley never saw and that
Noah seldom saw. As n whole. IL was
one of the finest collections o. wild beasts
ever seen In this city. The grown people
as we'll as the children. seemed TO entor
seeing the animals. They all wait
home tired. but feeling that 1t was a
day well spent.
The side-show on the outside appeared
10 do thriving business and the peanut
vender and the pink-lemonade man took
I'm all the spare nickels.
Mr.. John Lawlow. who for number
OF years filled the position OF press agent
with Robnson's show, is filing a similar
position with Sells. lie Is genial fcl-
low, and IS welcomed TO every newspaper
office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
THEY saw THE CIRC Us.
Hundreds of People Enjoyed Sells
Brothers Big show.

Sells Brothers big snow reached the
civ AT an early hour yesterday morning,
when all other good people. except news
uaper men and policemen, were in bed,
and the small boy was dreaming about
tho white elephant which had concealed
himself in me wardrobe the evening be-
fore. The city of canvas was punt
out on the Lee Monument grounds, Just
i'm the rear of Richmond college.
Previous 10 10 o'clock, the time
set for starting, one OF the best
street paroles seen In TINS
civ for long zine moved on"
THE streets along which the parade pass
ed were crowded with people. Young
America predominated, though the schools
were i'm session. and the clown and mon
KEYS seemed 10 please him most. while
the numerous bands made the colored
folks as happy as young mule turned
loose on forty acres OF clover.
Al the afternoon performance there
was n very good crowd, considering the
fac, that the Richmond baseball tean
,,,,s nIevin, the NRshv.llcs Tor the cham
niorrhIn OF the South. ~ night the can
Vas was hacked. and every one seemed
"a enjoy themselves. for there was some
thing 10 amuse everybody. The clowns
introduced many new features and kept
the people In a roar OF laughter.
Tho riding was good. and there were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
PLAYERS TO 90 SOtTH.
Philadelphia and Baltimore are To ray
serie. of Games, Winding Up in Dallas

BALTIMORE. MD, sept. b.-ArrahSe-
meuts are being made for the Baltimore
and Philadelphia baseball teams 10 ill"Ae
an extended Southern trip after the rem l.,
ple-Cup series is played. Inc start WIZ
be made at Philadelphia OCTOBER l-th'
where two games will be played nc
teams will then come 10 Baltimore ior
two more games. and then go South.
Manager irwin. OF the Philadelpnas
said this morning that the trip would De
for the benefit OF the players ana that
II would not be made under the auspices
OF the arrangements of the teams al
Though il has the sanction of the man
ayers.
After playing IN Baltimore the teams
will 90 10 Richmond, Savannah, or Au-
gusta. Atlanta. Mobile New Orleans, ana
Dallas. Texas. Games VIII he played III
Dallas about the time. OF the IofDeii-
Fitzsimmons fight, and the men wiz
witness the fight. The trip VIII ehd at
Dallas. when the teams VIII disband'
The original baseball programme had
the Baltimores scheduled to play OF their
nostponed Fourth-of-July game at the
Polo Grounds to-day. which is an open
late on the schedule for all the Eastern
Clubs. but the tie game at Baltimore
on Tuesday changes this arrangement.
The Phillies. under the rules. are entitled
10 first call on rnis extra date, and they
claim il TOR the purpose of playing on
that tie.
There will be accordingly four Balti-
more New York games for the POLO
Grounds in three days-namely, to-mor-
row. Saturday. and Monday. TWO oil
them will be played tomorrow, the hrst
heeinuing az . O'Clock. and the second as
soon as the first shall have been fin
fslpt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
THE COLOEED BfPTISTS.
More Than Twelve Hundred of Them In
Session In Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 2S.-What is per-
haps one OF the most. If not the most.
notable gathering Of negroes ever held
n America is that I'm probress In the
Friendship Baptist church. in Atlanta
The entire negro population of the
United states IL represented.
The occasion Of the gathering IL the
Colorcd Baptist Foreign Convention. ana
the low rates on account OF the ENposi-
ton have proved sufficient TO make the
attendance unusually large. There are
already over twelve hundred deiegs''s.
Three large associations are represented,
the National Baptsts. the Baptist For
eign Missions. and inc Baptist Educa.
tlonal Association. and u was this, mat
was the feature OF to-days session.
4 resolution was adopted 10 consolidate
the three and elected a chairman ana
committee appointed 10 draft plans Tor
the future operations OF the body. this
willie be done tomorrow.
The reports of the progress % educa-
ton and missions were read ana proved
SO successful has been the work OF
the men and the women who are en-
gagged I'm the work. that many more will
20 on the same mission.
There were a good many white people
present at the session to-day At tho
last convention held AT Montgomery,
committee from each body was appointed
10 devise pan az wen as ways anu
means 10 consolidate the bodies and TO
place one board In charge TO conduct
them as efficiently as they are being
worked now by three boards. II ap-
pears that there IS some OPPOSITION 20 tho
amalgamation. but not enough 10 pre-
vent successful consummaiion OF tho
plan. 10 bring all into one. This question
Is the NOSE important one 20 come up at
this meeting. and 10 this end the conyen-
ton has been working from year TO
year.
The officers OF the Mission Convention
are as follows:
President. f. G.. Morris, Helena. Ark f:
Vice. resirent one from each State: Secre-
tary DR. s. T. Clanton. New Orleans;
Treasurer. DR. r. X. Love. Savannah;
Corresponding Secretary. Rev j. l.. Dart,
Charleston, 5. G. The executive board
Is the same as the beard of missions
at Richmond. Va.