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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02

lation preachings are but as ''the ephem-
eral sound Of sound" Thus we add
q new doubt to the already crushing
load. We hereave them OF seeing God
in the face and life OF his children.
They ind no room, no fellowship In
the universal brotherhood of Christ
They say in the bitterness OF despair:
70, Jerusalem, the mother OF US oil,
thou art not motherly!" Here Is q wit
ness who believes in the God of the
temple, but not the temple itself. Hear
him: You might sooner" he says, 'get
lightning out Of incense smoke than
true action or passion out of your mod
ern English religion"
NOW let us sppose that we ran across
some one of these persons. say q deny
er OF the resurrection, or the life Of
The world to come. These are funda-
mental truths of the Christian religion
HOW can manage such Il person and
ms doubt? l can say a hundred cheap
innings or true things. but have I an
swered or satisfied him? I shall not
speak lightly, for the doubt troubles
MIN thousand fold more than his de-
MAI troubles me. I should say TO him !:
My friend. your heart knows It's own
integrity. and until that Is sacred no.
thing Is Your own deep and impera-
tive humanity has already answered so
OFTEN to the music OF Christs life that
Know you will own him in all things at
last"
Resurrection Is difficult. but still you
see that the new self rises from the
grave Of lust and setishncss. The spirit
Oh resurrection seems to be the key Of
every life that is being t,Iansiis ured for
higher uses. Human lie must have
some FIRST day" of the cycle, though
Christianity should forget it forever
Ana Christ as the teacher of the ma
lions has clear right to discourse on
immortality, because he has put His
eNerlastingness into the passing minute
There was everlasting sunshine In every
smile, and the jesty of undying love
in every football. His life was SO simple
and beautiful who could put own 1t,
yet its roots knit into the sky, and are
watered by the river of eternal life. O.,
my brother, eternity Is timed by these
heart beats! Trust the deepest u1vings
OF your soul. for
These stern and topping crags of duty
Are close upon the shining table-lands
To which our God himself Is sun and
moon.
Ye doubters! We doubters! unknown
uncnnonized, nor yet associated with
men whose names are the inspiration of
history! Take heart and hope. Iror all
there is to be one falth-.that faith as
broad as the sin and suffering OF man.
one country-that country the whole
earth: for all there will he one hope
that hope the whole heaven. All bail
to the coming evangel. noble and re-
splendert, which shall own AL our
brethren, and which our brethren shall
know and love!
Copyright, 1896. Newspaper Sermon AS
socaation, Boston. The right of pub
LEGATION granted to all If credit be
given this paper)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02
THE CHURCHES.
what, When and where Sermons Can
Esc Heard F0-ssay.

Freemason Street Baptist Church
Preaching at II a. IN. and 80 D. M. In
u!le morning sermon by the pastor.
Ker. NJ. l.. Wharton, d. d. At night
sermon by Rev. y. d. Mayo, u. D.. OF
Boston. Mass
Rev. j. +. Shenk, pastor of the First
Lutheran Church. will preach to-day at
II a. m. and $50 p. III. Morning subject.
Stoning Jesus" evening. The New
Converts sermon"
Cumberland Street NJ T.. Church
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. w H.
ANVIL at II O'Clock a. III. and 1880 o'clock
u. m.
Epworth NJ. f. Church-Services TO-
day at II q. m. and 7:30 D. III. Preach
ing Ky the pastor Rev. w. j. Young, u.
ID. Morning subject, How Can Keep
from Singing" night, People who Live
III Glass Houses Should Not Throw
stones, tSccond III series of popular
maXiums. sunday school, 9:15 a. m.
Queen Street II. T.. Church, Rev. J.
w. Moore pastor-Preaching at II "a.
III. and 100 p. nj. Morning subject, IA
People That God is Not Ashamed Off,
evening subject. Shadows of Barbar-
ism Across the Threshold of the Tween
tietn Century IGpworth League meet.
ing al p. IN.
Central NJ. f.. Church. Rev. r. II.
a IN. Preachiag at IL a. m. and 7:3O D.
m. Rev. Mr.. Rawlings sermon at night
Will be addressed to the Order Of Odd
Fellows ard special music will be rem
dered by the choir. Seats free.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02

Notice will be found elsewhere in this
Paper of the dissolution Of the firm Of
Cobb, Bros. II Co, cotton and peanut
factors. this city, X. j. Cobb and Josenh
skinner withdrawing. The business will
De conducted under the old name and
style, Cobb, Bros. & Co, by C. C. Cobb,
OF Pitt county, y. c., of the old firm,
and T. ]. Pope, OF Southampton county
Va. formerly OF the firm OF Pope 4;
Rives. this city. Both Of these young
men are well and favorably known 10
the cotton and peanut trade of this city,
having been connected with this busi-
ness and members of the Cotton FIX
change for several years. In addition
10 the above the new firm will operate
a private wire direct from their Offices.
IN the froSre&s building. Water street
to New York, New Orleans and Chicago.
fnd DO a general commission business
IN cotton. grain. provisions. etc.
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HUNTERSVILLE.

The Rev. ]. p. Garland D. D.. Pre-
siding Elder of Norfolk District, will
preach at 1880 p. m. and administer the
sacrament of the Lords supper ut Hun
tersville NJ. T.. Church. Sabbath school
':So u m. The pastor will preach at II
n. N.
Rev. Virginius Wrenn will preach at
ST. Andrews Mission to-day at II a. IN.
ana ';45 p. IN. Rev. 0. S. Barten, D. D.,
viii lecture at this chapel Tuesday even
ing. 4th inst
Grace Baptist Church-Rev NJ. MIL
tecr Will preach to-day, morning and
night, nj the usual hours. He will have
charge of this church until the pastor
elect, Rev. Mr., Wright. assumes charge.
Services at st. Andrews u. t. Chanel.
corner Maysville and Anne avenues.
iiuntersville. Sunday morning at IL n.
m; sunday night at 7:45 y. M. Preach
ing by Rev. Nrginius Wrcnn. Sunday
school ut O'Clock. The third lecture i'm
the lecture course VIII he delivered by
ReV O. 5 Barten, ID. D., of Christ
Church. on Tuesday evening, February
4th. at o'clock.
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y b ATHLETIC | SHADOWS"
Are Those Of Christian Doubt Which We're
First Cast by a Cloud Of Witnesses.
PRIZE SERMON ON SHADOWS OF DOUBT
WaRAre Confronted by MANY Miss
aivinGs-The Effort 60 Stinic Lcgis.
lattve Doubt-The Man Who Sat Up
..i5sg Nights to Trace mud Define His
s Donbss-Thc Grent Problems.

i In September last the Newspaper Ser
mon Association. IN behalf of the NOR
folk Virginian, among other Sunday pa
pers, offered prizes aggresatinG NoVo
for the best sermons for newspaper pup
location. Nearly 300 sermons were re-
ceived. and the following report snow
|. ing the prize winners is hereby tender
ed you:
z The first prize 5000. second prize SlHo,
third prize 500, and fourth prize YOU
We're combincd and divided equally (Sl25
/ to each) between Rev. George X. Van
De Water, New York city; Rev. Robert
E. Campbell. Bellevue, Pa; Henry Is.
Hannah, Lexington, Mass, and Rev,
Charles James Wood, York, Penn.
Final group from which prize win
tners were selected: Rev. w. H. Leaveil,
Houston. Tex; Henry King Hannah,
Lexington, Mass; Rev. p. f. Jerncgan
Columbus, O.; Rev. Henry r. Rose. Au>
burn, Me-: Rev Frederick B. Graves,
Boston, Mass; Rev. Frederick E. Dew
hurst, Indianapolis. Ind; Rev. William
Bayard Hale, Middleboro, Mass: Rev.
William II. Lewis. Bridgeport. Conn:
Rev. Richard Cordley Lawrence, Kan-
sas; Rev. Charles James Wood. York,
Pa: Rev. Robert Z. Campbell, Bellevue,
Pa; Rev. George II. Vandewater, New
York, n. Y.
OF winners, the four prizes equally was
caused by the fact that the four SER
mons finally selected represented diff
ferent modes of treatment Of different
sorts of topics. They were so unlike
1T was evident injustice to measure
them against each other.
Rev. GEORGE HODGES,
Rev. EDWARD A. HORTON,
Rev. JAMES b. WERNER,
WILLIAM L. HARMON,
Committee
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AUCTION sALEs-ruTunE DAr

G1%TReoiNpEXTEsRs'' pR saIM IS WITH TiEHH!
On vAAh The EEIzA MATER R FR8KTs
sITE TH HaX & 8. ] N q;
cult Court CITY ue of ao ri Re SF
S Sla one zen, entered on the 18th day Of NO.
day of 1885, in the .ne eha ON ahe Nh
i9 nd,s, Il, pending under the style OF "Ths
h %aSS,niai and Gesneral Trust Limited q
, xs the ,, Nitro Phosphate syndiGate. LIN.
Defendants 'nd H,i ., England. and others.
tIen at the Real Estate se E Ss Ra2me aye Nc
8 SsloSt ISL IL }Ssm |$s
ted e e "a sas T,RA ACT OF LAMP s,tua-
Of The Eiza5e r Gt rh in f Sonthern
sy or Miorf9ls, near the city of Norfolk.
was formerly owned by or ee OF less. which a
dexter and more recently by Charles T oa-
, s, and now mia by the Phesphate syn
;, The e, PROPERTY is situated opposite o tho
ohsted states MAYNARD. in the hnrbor
town of Berkeley, u short distance from Un me me
lines of the Norfolkand Western and N ,me
s selk ana southern railroads. and is inter-
road. II has Il harbor or river front Of
oyer over 400 feet with the channel Of the
~ also has large frontage OH two es.
tuaries of said river.
The property has. been divided into
Dtiinihg lots, manufacturing sites villa
sites and waterfront lots, varying in size size
from half an acre to two acres, and into
streets, alleys. &c; but by the terms Of
said decree it will be first offered al soid
sale as whole. and will be struck OFF to
any person or persons whose bid will be
snii,cient to pay off and discharge the in
dcbtedness mentioned In said suit togeth-
er with the costs. of said suit. the ex-
pcnses of said sale and all arrears of
taxes. estimated to be about $50, 1000 If no
the said property will be sbld in lots and
sites, according to plat thereof made
Ky s Grnha W, \ Riddle, civil engineers Of
the office of either of the UNDERSIGNED
commissioners. and copies of which may
be had on application to either of them
or,to the Undersigned auctioneer.
This property offers extraordinary in~
ducemehts to parties seeking industrial,
manufacturing or residence sites, and to
investors generally
TERMS-One-third OF the purchase
price In cash and the residue In two
equal instalments.. at six and twelve
months from the day Of sale. the pur-
such deferred instruments, carrying inter-
est IT six per centum per annun from
the day of sale, with the right on the part
OF SUCH purchaser or purchasers to an
ticipate the payment of such bonds at
any time, upon paying interest TO the
date OF such authorizations; or the whole
the purchaser SO elect. the title to be re-
tanned I'll the whole purchase money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by the
court.
JOHN II. LEWIS,
Law Bnilding. Lynchnurg: Va.
No. 50 Main s WMi II Eo WmaTE,
Special COMMISSIONERS.
Norfolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02

" IRGINIA.-IN, THE CLERKS OF
' fce of the Circuit Court for the City OF
Norfolk on the 10Th day of January iS9G.
court. DO certify that the bonds Required
10 he given by the special commissioners
named in the DEGREES entered on the 18th
day OF November. 1885, and eth day of
January, 1895. in the suit uC the Industrial
and General Trust Limited. OF London,
England, and others VS.. the Nitro-Phos-
plate Syndicate. Limited of London,
ENGLAND. and Others. have been duly cx-
ecutcd and filed.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January. 1895
Clerk of the circuit ire Court for N he Civ
Of Norfolk. Va.
ial2-lnw, Sw-l Gd, IDS
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II. c. HoSSard II Co, Real Estate Auc-
tigTetrS

TH FHGFiHHry sAh h Of EnE yAkYAR5E
WAND ,atl WARD, NdRFto,LihK,,' RI vN an
Hy virtue of two deeds OF trust from VIII
liam y. GAYLORD ana Annie Gaylord, his
VIE, GATED respectively April 9Th, 1891. and
being dnly recorded in the Clerks Once
Of the Corporation Court 0f the CITY of
HorFoiE, One Isl. y. L. April 10, 1891, u. Il.
20 y. elO and the md, y. X. July l3. 1893.
party in said deeds secured. default hay-
lhE been made, We, the undersigned trts-
tees, VIII sell NJ public auction at tho
Norfoiii Real Estate nnd Stock Exchange.
1886, at II o'clock m the following prourr,
y, to-Wit: y certain lot of land Will nIl
buildings and improvements thereon and
anpnr,cnanccs thereto belonging. situated
Bramblcion Ward premises now num-
Lcred ll6 Ferguson avenue, fronting ~
feet on the west side of Ferguson
n a,a,1H,. hnd ! extending back went
feet, said land lying on the he's wcs 90
Sida Of Ferguson avenue. about q fect n
81 the n. w. corner Of The intersection ri
sad Ferguson averuc and Jnnison
avenue, ms lot contains "a frame dwell
ing With six rooms.
'fEiMS--Onc-thiid cash: balance in
two equal installmCnts, payable six and
twelve months. respectively. from date OF
Eo,iahie notes, bearing, ;nieros, from their
datc and secured bY deed of trust i,pon
the said property. or the whole purchase
money may b" raid in cash, at the option
OF The purchaser.
GEORGE ". GILBERT,
NJ. Gi.ENMAN.
WILLIS ", VICAR,
Trustees
II. G. IlOGCiARn u co
feb9fCTS9Ili2lli "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02

The eSperienceof thepast few months
providing newspapers sermons Is full of
interest TO those of US first engaged in
1t, and one thought-a result of this en-
perience-seems worthy of place here.
The Sunday newspapers each week are
showing with increasing emphasis their
wonderful power for reaching the very
thing for which the churches are striv-
ing-the heart of humanity. Nothing
could be palmer than the strong current
or religion that Is passing through the
unchurched American people of to-day
Which finds Its illustration in the activi-
~ with which really important SER
mon contribution is seized upon.
There is real necessity for the Chris.
tan church to recognize this, and to
) frankiy admit the capacity OF the press
to touch lives from all sides. 1t Is fair
Co say this question is occupying the
earnest consideration of many of the
deepest thinkers in the church. but It
Is NOT general enough. Such antago
nlSm as exists comes from the fact
that the mission of the daily newspa
pers Is not understood However much
may be said to the contrary, people do
Know what they want, and nearly nl-
ways what they need, and the press al
ways IN the hands Of men Of Intelligence
satislies that taste, but invariably and
49, ny from It's own culture in the
oess manner possible with the audience.
and the sooner our clergymen appre,
cate their opportunity TO elevate not
me press. but the people through the
press, the sooner they will place them
serves where their Christianity will find
larger manifestation than is at pres-
ent possible.
IT. is but just to say our whole OK
perience with the clergy has been OF the
happiest nature; has proven TO us tho
beauty Of their character and the d.
vine spirit which inspires them. They
are the truest men of orr vast CO.,
munity, and it is our earnest trust to be
aole IN some manner TO present In the
proper ' light to them the ethical possi-
D,iities OF the newspaper, for we are
the other side. ''>ioA' 1 TOM
WILLIAM E. HARMON
resident Newspaper Sermon Assoc,.-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02

Eight of the ten universities of Great
Britain now admit women to degrees
and 1t is expected that Cambridge will
soon be the ninth, says the Philadelphia
Record
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02
Notice to the Public.

January 1st, 1885,
! have accepted position with the we'll
known firm OF Ill PAGE x Co, Real
Estae Agents and GenI Aactioncers, IL
Sank street, and ] would say to my
friends that any Real Estate or General
Auction business intrnsted TO the firm
or 10 me will he promptly and satisfac-
torily attended TO.
JAMES Y LEIGH
Late Of the firm of Leigh Bros. 6: Phelps
ja1-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02
t'eV'Robt. E.campbell, Bellevue, Penn,
Some Doubted "-Ca1att. XVIII. II,

me shadows of Christian doubt wera
Aist cast by cloud-a cloud of baroIo
Witnesses. The first apostles OF Christ
were the frst apostles of doubt II ,voe
IN a mountain in Galilee. where orr
LoIo appeared to the IL. after his resnr-
+h, ana the publican-apostle. Mat
. .neW, VINO tells the tale. is very most
i've In his statement. some doi,bted ;,
m mas II Peter, the threefold denier or
nolhas' the constitutional skeptic or
SIMON the Canaanite? Who. in 'the
Siorlous company of the apost,es ;,
oouoted?' We cannot tell. One thing
'er,a u, the old mount in Galile. and
we picked eleven upon it's summit ore
end i,e SHADOWS to this day, the value
aha hopefulness of which it NAV NOT he
madness to trace. -'o' NC
mere VIII be comfort and inspira
..on 10 many hearts in the church and
out ot 1t to know something of thesa
srlrn perpleXities of the first discinlss
we are confronted by many genuine
Inssivings. We only compiicate the
n,, s.'er oy aoubting our doubts. Let us
own them and face them Let us vIan
4 them In others with a kindly eve ana
sympathetic heart There ,ynnIa ~
fewer shadows If there was mo Iirbt
resurrection. The very fact that CO
i many are sincerely bewildered ;s nroos
4 posi,ire tnat they live upon sunny table
4 ii aaI. Tather than in quiet and land
3iockeo pays. One would prefer high
oceans OF difficulty to the limnia
s s smoothness Of some veritable dead sea
~ is time OF progress The LEADING
s strings OF the past are dropping from
! US. The centers of gravity In the socJa,
ana Theological worlds are being RAPIDLY
5shifted: The world Is alive to great
humanitarian subjects. 1t Is not, there.
fore, stir, inquiry or skepttcisno which
we fear SO much as relentless conserva.
Etism and stagnation.
5E8I is the effort to stiile legitimate
doubt and SO reduce the living man tc
j the verge OF paralysis. Do we not note
thts tendency everywhere In too con.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02
The Modern way

Commands itself to the well-informe1
to do pleasantly and effectuallv what
was formerly done In the crudest mnns
ner and disagreeably ms well. TO cleanse
the system and break up colds. head
aches, and fevers without unpleasa M
after effects, use the delightful linIid
laxative remedy. Syrup Of Figs. Manu-.
factured by California Fig Syrup Cons
pany.
Horses must eat and that's what CIV
keeps on Chapel street-222 Phone 7eo
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| i:isANIBTEToN G5th wARD5' II F ii 5ie
EEiN-l3y virtu" OF !, certain decd Of
trust from Missouri Thatch, dated July
9th 1855. duly recorded IN the Clerks Office
of the CORPORATION Court of the CITY Of
NcriCi' -. L. July 18th. 1893. y. Il. 'lt, b.
~ 50. ard - the request OF he party in
said deed secured, default having hern
mae. We. lhc Undersigned trustees. Will
sell at public auction Ut the Norfolk Real
Estate and Stock ENChp ngc, Norfolk, Va
ON SATURDAY. February 18th, 1896 at IL
o'clogk m, the following property to-wit:
4 certain LOT Of land with all buildings
and improvements thereon. and app;irtcn-
&nues thereto belonging. situated on the
wcs; side OF Reservoir avenue, said lot
fronting - feet on the Yves, a.da If Kcser-
VOL avenue and running back twar(lly
between parelel lines l25 feet and Wing
lof .u.t tuuthar,IIy from tn" S. " corner
or he Intersection q! lIigiila;d avenue
with said Reservoir avenue. This lot con-
tains frame dwelling with seven rooms.
now n,rTa3crcd lSG and is nearly new
TERM S-0nc-third cash. balance in two
equal instruments. payable sis and twelve
mo- thS. respectively. from date Of ,;ijn
the same to lie evidenced by two nceotia,
bic notes, htrfinE interest from their die
ana secured hy a derd Of trust anon tho
SAID property. or the whole Iiiirrhase
morcy may hc rGid in cash. q, the OPTION
GEORGE ". GILBERT.
II Gl.tENAN
Wills ". VICAR.
II. c. HoGGARD & Cto5 Co
Auciionecrs.
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Twins Twin City Express.

w. T. Irwin & Co., Broprictors.
GFFiCE-l0SI4 WATER ST, Norfolk, Va.
Ample facilithS for hauling anything to
md from anywi ere in the three cities. Tel
ephone No. e Gil Ai.GES REASONA-
BILE. Moving Furniture and Pianos o
epecIalty.
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AXE Notice.

That unless the stock of goods and
fixtures now In the store No GO Bank
street. formerly w. T.. HOFFMAN, is
disposed OF by private sale between now
Arizona silver belt., 1896-02-08
TontO Basin Items.

EDITORS SILVER BELT.-The outlook for the mining interests of Payson and surrounding country was never better than at present. The '76 is producing some very rich ore. Mir. Coleman is taking the gold out of it with his custom mill. Mir. Craig also is run ming his mill steadily on good ore and has plenty of it in sight in the mine. U. z. Curtis has started his mill at Rye postofiice, on ore from his own mine, and all appear to be quite well satisfied with returns.
 The mail route from Payson to Young, via Gisela, is running now on regular time. Mir. Franklin, who sub- let from Mr. Catchings, of Waahing- ton, D. C., for s425 a year, made one trip and he sublet it to Uncle Sam Chilson, of Payson, for s375. The allowance under the contract with the department is S470. Mir. Chilson had some trouble finding the trail on his first trip, but now, he says, he has got it down fine.
 Mir. Craig, Justice of the Peace, started over the trail to Pleasant Val ley this morning, February l. His mission IS to unite two loving hearts Mir. Huse Kyle and Miss Ellison. The marriage will he solemnized tomorrow, the 2d inst.
 Mrs. II. Cooper, of Southern Cali fornia, who has been spending the past three months with her parents at Ciisela, started this morning for her home. Her many friends wished her bon voyage.
 We had very nice rain on the 29th and 3Oth of January, which did lots of good The fall measured 6o-l00 of an inch. The people of this section are encouraged by the brighter prospects for the cattle and mining interests.
 JACK.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-02-08
In the Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate of John Kennedy de ceased Notice of sale of real estate Of the county Pima Territory of Arizona
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of order of the Probate Court of the county of Pima Territory of Arizona made the sixth day of January lS96 in the matter of the estate of John Kennedy, deceased the undersigned the administrator and adninisratrix of sad dece ased will sell at sale to the highest bidder, fer cash, and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, Monday. the 10th day of Februaty in the county of Pima all the right title. inter est and estate of the said John Kennedy at the time of lis death and all the right title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law otherwise quired other than in addition to that of the said John Kennedy at the time of his death in and to all that certain lot piece parcel of land situate laying and being in the said county of Gla. Territory of Art zona and bounded and described as follows, to-wit Being lot No IT, in block No. 79 and lot 10 in block ST. in the town of Globe, Gila county, Arizona Terri tory Bids will be received up till Februay 10th l896 at the office of Lowell Bowman, Tucson. Arizoba Terms and conditions of sale Cash the whole of the purchase noney to be paid the day of sale balance confirmation of sale by said Probate Court Deed at expelse of purchaser.
 MRs. JANE KENNEDY, Administrator,
 JANE KENNEDY. Adminstratrk,
 ofthe Estate of John Kennedy Deceased Dated January, 1896.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-02-08

Charles H. Dane, now serving ten years sentence in the New Mexico pen itentiary, has become tired of noting time by sunbeams as they crawl inch after inch along his prison walls, and is endeayoring to procure his release through executive clemency. Dane was the principal owner in two banks at Silver City and Demipg which failed through his misappropriation of the funds, leaving depositors and stockholders in the lurch.