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The record-union., 1896-01-06
special Agencies.

This paper is for sale at the fonoWlns
places: Z. P. Fisher'A. room u, Mer-
chants' Exchange. California street. the
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tbs Market-street Ferry, San Francesca
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Cretonne- covered. with pure white
cotton filing:
From 81 25 to. o.... so
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VAN DYKE TRIMMI

On all our Fine Black Silk Van Dyke
Trimmings we have cut prices right in
two.
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GIMPS.

UlMFS.
Black Bead Gimps, in narrow widths,
pretty patterns. Worth 6Ac to 1-3c.
Sale price, &c yard.
Same as above, worth 10c to 15c a
yard Sale price, &c yard.
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Record-Un1O 4eIepuUAS'
,u.,..,., pas Red z31.
Fssainass affice- Black 1Sl.
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OVERC0ATS.

Mems and Youths Overcoats, made of
the best materials, in the latest style
and nicely trimmed. The price cuts:
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LADIES SHOES.

A mixed lot of Ladies Soft Glove or
Undressed Kid Button Shoes, seamless
Gypsy cut, hand-sewed, made expressly
for tender feet. Former price, 81 30
pair. Sale price, 81 so.
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Let the new Board Of City Trustees
tonight start the new official year right
namely, with the general good fore
most, and partisan advantage second
ary. 1t ought to desrve the plaudits of
the people by sinking partisanfsm COM
pletely, and making the highest. best
interest Of the whole community the
first prime and overshadowing consid-
Grafton in all matters OF patronage. or
ganization and announcement of policy.
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INFANTS SACQUES.

The entire line of Infants Knit Wor-
sted Sacques, in very dainty colorings
and patterns. Reductions:
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LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS.

Ladies White Mule Handkerchiefs,
trimmed all around with narrow Va
lenciennes lace Regular selling price,
10c each. Sale price. &c.
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MEMS
UNDERWEAR.

A mixed lot of Mems Fine All-Wool
Undershirts and Drawers. some ribbed
and some plain knit, mostly light and
dark tan colors. Former prices were
81 so and 81 garment. Sale price, 95c
each.
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Despite the efforts to keep the matter
quiet. it has leaked out that recent
short, sharp freeze in southern coun-
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TOWELS.

TOWELS.
Jnbleached Turkish Towels. large
size good weight, very absorbent.
Only 15c each.
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MEMS HATS.

Mems Fine Stiff Hats, in both black
and colors. The qualities range from 81
to So each Sale price, 81 each.
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. N. c.. Jan. 1s.-(spe-
ciaD.-Professor Edmunds. CT Raleigh,
Is in the city with his museum trying
to make arrangements to give u lecture
and exhibition of his work.
Mr.. William Cook, son of the late
i. NJ. Cook, arrived here this morning
to attend his fathers funeral which
took place yesterday Mt 3 o'clock. He
Will remain here a few days with his
family before he goes back to his bust
ness.
Mi. II. Freeland has returned from
quite n long visit to friends and rela-
tives in Michigan his old home.
y very enjoyable party was given las,
night by Mr.. Gilbert Spence at his home
on Road street. to his young friends
About q dozen couples were present and
the evening was spent pleasantly.
Bills were literally posted all owe!
the city to-day announcing that Little
TriXie, a company which comes witt
high recommendations, from the press
will exhibit at the Opera House on tn,
23d.
The May Cameron Company arrived
here to-day, and Will play ut the Opera
House tonight.
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EDENT0N, N. C..

TGdenton. N. c., Jan. 1S.-(Special.)-
Mr.. Il. S. Norman II moved his resi-
dence from Broad TO King street, anC
Captain a. NJ. Hawkins m family ur,
occupying the residence vacated by Mi
Norman.
Mr.. Theo. Ralph has returned from
Norfolk, where he has been on business
DR.. and Mrs. ]. II. McMullen hay,
returned from Baltimore, where the.
have been spending several days.
Owing TO the disagreeable weathe,
the B. Y. p. Union did not meet las
night.
Rev. w. F. Watson, pastor-elect o,
the IGdenton Baptist Church, arrive,
here yesterday on the mail train. Tn,
Virginian, with the people of Edenton
extend to him n hearty welcome.
Mr.. Glib Cherry, Parmele, N. c., Is 1,
town to-day wishing relatives.
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answered. by the witness with some
warmth saving. You REFERRED to one OF
my neighbors yesterday ::a way to ir-
ritate." $50
ter, have YOU not?" Done some good
detective work."
Witness answered that ne had only
been active to get ut the truth OF the
ms Ssha par, Of MIR. rowler's fee have
YOU been proIntsedY'
This made the witness lush still more
and they had some sharp firing, but the
Court said nothing.
why are you showing spleen towards
me this afternoon? Am l discourteous
to you|"
mo said Witness; you are more
eenteel tina l expected to find you"
Messrs. w. n. Hooker and j. M. Grit
fin were examined briefly. Then Dave
Watson. u colorcd man. who said he
other in town the day they were ares
ed. as they were talking behind q
house. Don't o tell anything and I
will not"
On the colorcd mans cross-examina-
tion he and Mr.. Moore had some lively
passes, and he left the stand.
Mrs. Best was next called. She was
remarkably bright to be before such a
court.
The Bell boys boarded with her and
she detained now rantle q visited
them the day before the murder and
the day OF the murder.
She gave strong testimony, and II was
quite clear.
The last witness brought to the stand
was Daniel PAUL.
His testimony corroborated Credle's
about some things that tran
in Aurora Sunday night after
onner murder.
a very feeble old woman, Mrs. Gray,
had been waiting to recover from the
exhaustion OF coming into the court
h gave testimony about the
nights Brantley had sem his wife up
to give him n chance to confer
with the Bell boys and Creole.
During the day the prisoners were
observed to look tired. Brantley's wife
once laid her arm around his shoulder
whispered to him closely. and he
back to her.
1t is not probale that the States evil
dence will be all In before Monday
night.
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Pannill Bros, Real Estate and General
Auctioneers, lis Main street.

PURSUANT TO a DEED OF TRUST
! made by, Lewis T.: Brown. to us as
trustees. dated the 23d day of September.
1885. and recorded in the Clerks office OF
the Corporation Court of the city of Nor
folk. Va. in ID. H. lIG, a.. u, IT.. we shall
sell ut public auction at the Real Estate
lIX9hanEe, Main street. Norfolk, Va.
THURSDAY, the Both day of January,
iS.t, ut IL o'clock m. the following prop
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND
with improvements thereon, situated on
ne wHit side OF Poole street. Atlunlic
City Ward. Norfolk City. Va. and dis
tant lIo feet south from Central avenue,
each OF said lots nave ~ front of thirty
Two feet ON Poole street, and extend hack
between parallel lines one hundred and
ten feet. and are each improved by "a new
modern improvements.
TERMS CASH.
FRANK BUSCH,
DENNIS E~TIIERIDGE,
JOS. y. WINSTON,
Trustees.
PANNILL BROS,
-alS-tGs AuctiOneers.
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NIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
' flee OF the Circuit Court for the City of
Norfolk on the 10th day of january, 1886.
court. do certify that the bonds required
to be given by the special commissioners
named in the DEGREES entered on the 18th
day of November, 1895, and 7th day Of
January. 1896, In the suit of the Industrial
and General Trust. Limited, of London,
E,nMmdn pmn sLauIs 10 lol 1na4S V
phnte Syndicate, Limited, of London,
England, and others, have been duly ex-
ccutcd and fled.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January, 1886.
La WRENCE WARING.
Clerk of the Circuit Cour for the city
OF Norfolk. Va.
jal2-law, Sw-l0d. tbs
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YARD

In pursuance of two DEGREES of the Cir.
e einja Court our for the City OF Norfolk, viz
yember. 1876, and the other on the 7th
day Of January. 1886. In the chancery suit
tnGrein pending under the style Of 9TH
London England, and others. plaintins,
VS.: the Nitro-Phosphate Syndicate. Lin
Defendants" We shall sell at p pnb e'n n,,s.
ton, ut the Real Estate Exchange. No.
Z II i'o o!elo siFe &c. M N0r on T,H IN. bbfEinn ,ng
"a day of April. 1896. the following
ted on the east side of the scuiheern
Branch of the Elizabeth river, in the cot,n.
~ or Norfolk. near the city of Norfolk,
was formerly owned by Garter b. PoIn.
dexter, and more recently by Charles Len
dieate. Limited. of London, England 'S"-
n property Is situated opposite the
United States N~ayy-Yard, In the hurbor
town OF Berk!ey short distance from the
lines OF the Norfolk and Western and Nor
tolk ana Southern railroads, and Is inter
sected Dy the line of u proposed Belt Rail
a " has a harbor or river front or
over 1900 feet with the channel OF the
river, running very near the shore line.
1t also has a large frontage on two es-
tuaries of said river.
The property has been divided into
building lots, manufacturing sites, villa
sites and waterfront lots. varying in size
from half an acre to two acres, and into
StltctS, ulleSS, &C, DuI Dy the terms OF
said decree II will be first offered ut said
sale as a wholc,anu will he struck Off to
any person or persons whose bid will be
sufficient to pay off and discharge the In
d~ebtedness mentioned in said suit, togeth-
CT with the costs of said suit, the en-
penses Of said sale and nll arrears or
taxes, To he about sSD,NO If no
such bid is received and accepted then
the said property will he sold In lots and
sites, according TO a plat thereof made
BY Graham d Riddle. civil engineers Of
Norfolk. Virginia, which may be seen Mt
commissioners. and copies of which may
he had on application to either Of them
or to the undersigned auctioncer.
This property offers extraordinary in
to parties seeking Industrial,
manufacturing or residence sites, and TO
investors generally. 4
TERMS-One-third OF the purchase
price In cash and the residue in two
equal instruments, at six and twelve
months from the day OF sale, the pur-
chaser or purchasers TO give bonds for
such deferred instruments, carrying inter
est at SIX per centum per annum from
the day OF sale, with the right on the part
OF such purchaser or purchasers to an
ticipnte the payment of such bonds at
any time. upon paying interest TO the
date of such anticipation; or the whole
purchase money may be paid III cash II
he purchaser so elect, the title 10 be re-
tanned till the whole purchase money is
paid and a convc vance ordered by the
court.
JOHN II. LEWIS,
Law building, l~ynchburE, Va.
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PURSUANT TO a DEED OF TRUST
ner, 10 us, as trustee, dated the It'll day
OF January 1895, and recorded In D. Is.
~. b.. l.. 50. Clerks office of the Corpora
ton Court of the City of Norfolk, Va,
we shall sell at Dlbli,: auction at the
Real Estate Exchange. Main street, Nor
folk, Va, THURSDAY. the Both day of
January. lST, at IL o'clock M, the follow
in property to-wit:
y CERTAIN LOT OF LAND WITH
improvements thereon. situated on north
side of Butte street, in the City of Nor
ok W.. beginning on said street nj. the
eastern line of the property formerly he
longing to Kader I}iggs; and running
thence c%astcrly along the north side Of
ii'nte street twenty-siX feet to WombIc's
line: and thence along Woinblc's line one
hundred feet: thence wcstwardly twenty
six feet 10 Briggs line: and thence south
wardly along his line one hundrer feet to
tine point of beginning. The house on said
lot Is numbered i2l Butte street, I'm the
present numbering of houses on said
street, In said city. This sale will be
made subject to a prior deed of trust for
IS, 900
TERMs-Rcasonable: made known ut
day OF sale.
FRANK BUSCH,
DENNIS ETHERIDGE,
~ JOS. a.. WINSTON,
ja1S-tds Trustees.
PANNILL BROS,
Auctioneers.
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HEREFORD, N. C..

Hartford, N. c., Jan. lS.-(Special)-
Mr.. Charles Whedbee left this morninl
for Washington. ID. G.
There are quite a good crowd of citi
Gems on our streets to-day.
The weather is much better than i,
has been.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-19

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
PROPERTY,"W WITH
IT'S VALUABLE WATER FRoNTS
ON HI ELlIABETH RIVER,
NEAR NORFOLK, VA, OPPO-
SITE II U. S. NAVY
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AJOTIoN saLEs-FUTuRE DAY.
BY Townsend s Joynes, Auctloners.

deed Of trust. made made BY Ml i oi s. s.
Gray and wife, dated the 18th dny OF
Dec Z 1882. and recorded In d. b. 1T6,
I; 80, Clerks office, County Court OF
county, Va, I shall sell at pub
ic auction at the Real Estate Exchange.
Mhaia street, Norfolk. Va, THURSDAY,
the 3oth day Of January. 1886. the following
property, to-wit: A CERTAIN LOT OF
IA situated In Norfolk. county. Va,
tive numbers OF lots of w. g. Hov,s sun
OF the tract of land conveyed to
nm (W. g; Hoyl by w. s.. Butt, recorded
County Court.
ERIN CASH.
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Rf, VIRTUE OF THE FOLLOWING
- deeds OF trust TO us. as trustees, we
front or the Norfolk county courthouse
qqoor. IN i~ortsmonth. Va, ON SATUR-
"a ! me 18th day OF January, iSgG, ut
wit: III
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l..ul.AIL THAT CERTAIN plECEor
OF LAND, with the buildings
south Norfolk, iii the county of Norfolk,
Va, designated as Block ~" on the plat
OF lnrkc l.. PoindcXtcr's land, duly OF
record, more particularly described as
follows: Bounded on the north by Ohio
street. Oh the east by Decatur street, on
the south by Jefferson street. and ON th.
west by Stewart street.
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j. w. BARBOUR,
Trustee.
uele-ti AuctioneerS.
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JOHN II. LEWIS,
Law Building. l.ynchburg, Va.
WAI. II. WHITE.
No. So Main street, Norfolk, Va.
Special commissioners.
Il. L. ROGERS, A~uctionecr.
Norfolk, Va,
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2 XECUTOR'S SALE or REAL ES-
Il tate on Cove strect.-By virtue OF the
power vested in me by the last Will ana
testament of Il. A Johnson. deceased, |
as his executor, will offer for sale to tho
highest bidder, at the Norfolk Real Es-
tate Exchange, No. l5 Main street. Nor
folk, Va, OIL WEDNESDAY,, the 18th
day of January, lS!G, at II o'clock m,
the Following property, to-wit: l.
THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND. with
the buildings thereon, ituated on the
north side of Cove street, In the city of
Norfolk, and described as follows: Be
ginning on Cove street ut the southwest
corner of the property of Fannie TIaw-
kins, or formerly hers, and thence run
ming westerly along said Cove street to
the eastern line of Il strip of land or
lane four feet wide In rear OF the lot OF
+. j. Robinson: thence n~orthwurGly along
said eastern line OF said lane IS feet aud
9 inches to the land formerly of Webb:
thence ~castcriy aloTg the south side of
said Webb land 10 said hawkins western
line, and thence along that line to the
point of beginning.
TERMS-i3.i G0 in cash. in addition to
SlaO to pay expenses. and the balance in
six and twelve months evidenced by
two negotiable notes of equal amount,
secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty, the cost Of writing and recording
which deed is to be borne by the pur-
chaser.
l.. ]. WILLIS,
Executor of b.. A. Johnson. deceased.
ucl9-tf
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2-Al.SO THAT PIECE OF LAND de-
siEnated as Block 81 on tho same Mat.
lows: Commencing at II point at the
northeast intersection Of Stewart and
ONO streets: thence extending northcrly
alohS stewart street, Il distance of iI5
feet, more or less. to The strip OF land re-
served for the Helt Line Railroad; thence
IN an c~aStcrly direction and along the
southern liLc of the reservation for 81 i'll
railroad ~ feet. more or less. to u. l..
l'rostS property: thence in Il southeast
crly direction along D.. H.. Frost's line
l35 feet. more or less, to Decatur street:
thence along the western side Of Decatur
street, $40 feet 10 Ohio street, and thence
along the northern line OF Ohio street 300
feet to the point OF beginning.
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five LOTS. with improvements
State (also in South Norfolk.) described
as follows: Commencing at il point on
tile west side Of l~.ninhridge street, dis
tant iT' feet from the Intersection of
Ohio and Bainbridge streets: tslcIicc en-
tending northcrly along said street 80 feet
to the centre of II strip of land 50 feet wide
reserved by said Farke l.. PoindcXter in
his decd to the Elizabeth Land and Im-
proveInent Company: thence In II south
oaStcrly direction along the centre OF
said strip of land about AZ feet, until 1t
reaches the centre line of Block d, run-
ming north and south; thence southerly
along said centre 10 feet to the north
western corner OF said Lot Is In said block
., and thence northeasterly along the
southern line of said reservation i29 feet,
more or less, to the point OF beginning.
One of said lots Is on the west side OF
cambridge street, another LOT Is on the
east side Of Perry street. another is on
or the east side of Porter street, and the
street. Said strip of land is II
portion of the same reserved by
said rarkc L.. PoindeNtcr. as afore-
said. in his deed to the Elizabeth
Land and Improvement Company, RSf-
ercncc is made to tho plot of thk said
Elizabeth Land and Improvement Com
pnny for Il further description of said
property. Deed Of trust mad by Parkc
l.. Po~indcXter. dated the 9th day OF De.
ccmbcr, 1891. and recorded in Decd Book
$50, page 66G, Clerks Office Of Norfolk
County Court. Va.
<,,crr
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S-ALSO, THAT OTHER PIECE OF
LAND. designated as Block CO. on the
same plat. more particularly described
as follows: Commencing al Il point at
the northeast intersection of Ohio and
Decatur streets: thence extending north
cry along Decatur street about 800 feet,
or less. to u. 4. Frost's property; thence
the line of ID. f.. Frost's property $50 feet,
more or less, To Ohio street. ana thence
westerly along Ohio street 23T feet, more
or less, 10 the point of beginning. all of
the above Described property being n por-
tion OF the same property conveyed to
S. Butt and ux, dated March LIST, 1883.
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PROPERTY IN SOUTH NOR
FOLK. NORFOLK
COUNTY.
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CONNER MURDER TRIAL
cconcluded from First page.)

.ssCounsel for the State have mcnded
their lick through you, have they?"
xSThe witness answered In the afiirma-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-14
BRuNswIcK,s NATIONALITY.
Fuller Details of Crovntt's Claim
to the Sent. " efita .gf-,

Brunswick, Ca. Dec. 13.-Judge Alfred
]. Crovatt's claim on the mayors chair,
as announced in these dispatches yester-
day, furnished ample food for talk and
discussion to-day. The contest will have
to be decided by the highest court in the
state.
For months E. H. Mason has been con-
sidered the logical candidate, but only
thirty-six hours elapsed between an au-
thorized announcement of his candidacy
was made public and Immediately follow
ing it came similar one from Judge Cro-
watt.
The Mason ticket received the unanl-
nous support Of Brunswick's three daily
papers. 1t was elected by an overwhelm-
ing vote. When the vote was announced
and Masons majority over Crobatt was de-
clared to be 800, Judge Crovatt sent for the
Morning News correspondent and to him
declared his right TO the mayors chair. In
support of this claim against the vote
showing his defeat, he cited the Georgia
law Of 1889, which reads THAT from and
after the passage of this act councilmen
and aldermen of the towns and cities of
this state shall be Ineligible to any other
municipal office in said towns and cities
during the term Of Office for which they
were chosen"
1895 to serve two years Crovatt claims the
state law debars him from being seated
as mayor He claims further that had
Mason resigned as alderman before enter
ing the race for mayor the act would still
debar him.
Mayor Elect Mason takes a firm stand
against the claims Of ineligibility made
by Crovatt and in an interview says: II
am no lawyer, but you can say for me
that Judge Crovatt Is wrong. An intelli-
gent reading of the law will show to any
unbiased person its real meaning. That
law was passed to prevent the holding OF
two Offices by one man. | do not hold two
ofices. nor do intend TO hold two Offices.
Before the time comes for my installation
as mayor will resign from council. My
resignation will put an end to my term as
alderman. / will cease 10 hold municipal
office. / will take my seat as de facto
mayor and all acts under supreme court
decisions will be legal and binding IL
Judge Crovatt wishes 10 Gust me he must
do SO by a supreme court decision"
Judge Crovatt will serve notice on the
managers tomorrow not to issue a GER
tihcate of election 70 Mr.. Mason.
The point sprung by Judge Crovatt ex-
plains the mystery which has surrounded
his candidacy for mayor. He entered the
race against the greatest odds and with
defeat al the polls apparently staring him
In the face His friends could not under
stand why he should make the race
under such circumstances. but
II now appears that he held back 20 see
n the opposing side took notice OF the law
OF $50 and when he found they had not,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-14
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
Kent Chosen Captain of the Foot
Bali Team-Other Matters.

Athens, Ca, Dec. 13.-The University
Athletic council yesterday afternoon de-
cided the captaincy Of next years foot ball
team in favor Of Mr.. w. b. Kent. Capt
Kent is now senior. and will take law
next year He has played tackle for the
Varsity team two years, and is a re-
markedly gritty and active player. He has
always stood alone at the head of his class
in the different university departments,
and is a prominent Y. M. c. A. worker. Mr.
+. r. Mitchell. of Atlanta, was chosen
business manager Of the foot ball team
The university track athletic team will be
sent to Nashville, Tenn, next spring to
contest with representatives or other south
ern colleges in all the lines of track ath-
letics.
The contests I'm the Phi Kappa and De-
mosthenlan literary societies Of the Uni
versity for places In the Clyde Shropshire
medal contest next month on the anniver-
sary Of the birth OF Gen. n. u. Lee, result
ed In the selection OF the following young
men: Phi Kappas, Shelby Myrick, J. 7.
Moore, j. w. Roberts: Demosthenians, G.
M. Walker, J. w. Hendrick and Robin
Adair.
Mr.. Abe Spring OF this city. a short while
since was notified by his brother that an
OtleF DIOlneF ndu dleO IN JOHdnUesDuTk,
South Africa, leaving him a neat gum Of
money. Mr.. Spring wrote inquiring further
into the matter and yesterday received an
other letter from his brother that the mon
ey was there awaiting him and urged him
10 come to Africa. Mr.. Spring. who is
tailor in the employ OF T. Raphael. of this
city, has not as yet decided whether or not
he will go.
The approaching marriage of MIR. Sol
Flatan, prominent young Athens lawyer,
to Miss Yetta WolfIof Chicago. has been
announced. 1t is to occur at the home of
the brides parents In Chicago. the latter
part OF this month.