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brooklyn IntercIub Bowling.

Last nights games in tho Interclub League tournA
nament Of Brooklyn furnished some surprising 70.
suits. The scores:
AT THE UNION LEAGUE IN
FIRST GAME.
Union League Club-Harding, 100, wipperman,
l5e; White. 1905 Porter. ls4' Halstead. lab. Total.
Aurora arata ~club-Parker. 1872: Little, 1871; J. R.
Beard. 1856 Gooderson, 14l; L. J. Beard, 1o1. Total,
T9l.
SECOND GAME.
Union League Club-Harding. 100; wipperman,
l+9; White. 1885, Porter. l77; Halstead. IT'S. Total.
aurora Grata club-Parker, las; Little. 1854; ]. R.
Beard. 1877; Gooderson.l 1874; Z. J. Beard. i75. sotal,
AT THE LINCOLN CLUB.
Lincoln ~club-Rossen, 14a; Young. 143; Burch. no;
olmItead, 1905 stsinbugler: 1873, Total. o84.
Carleton Club-stoner, 100; Van siclen. 1850; San.
derson, 124; ~stebbins. 100; Frankish, 144. Total. $50.
SECOND GAME.
Lincoln club7Ros.en, l6l; Young. l<2; Burch,
Carleton Club-stoner. Isl. Van siclen. Iii; San.
derson. 1855; ~stebbins, 14a, Franklsh. 1888. Total. 786.
AT THE HANOVER CLUB.
FIRST oAME.
Hanover %club-Lee, leg; Andrews, 1877, Rose. 1870;
Columbian ~Club-Burlein, i47; Howard. 1877;
Kelley. 1873; Langan, 1903; o'Connor. 179. Total. 78y.
SECOND GAME.
KitohInE, 147; Grosch. is6. Total, SEQ.
Golqmbisn l07; Howard g: Kelley.
AT THE IRVING CLUB.
FIRST oAaE.
Its; Edwsrds, i7S; Spencer, ~; Totsl; 500;
1875 Fishbeck. 1874; Boocock. l7e; Holmes, 1856.
Total. go.
Irving Club-Ferres. I40; Brooks. l78; Pattison,
1888; wards. l4li spencer. is9; Total So,
T fssi w. stsa'''' ''S' ''''00N 40" A'im''' lou
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Argentine sugar Must Pay the Extra Duty.

WAsnINGToN. Nov. 29.-The Treasury Depart
nent has decided to impose a ounteryailing
duty ON sugars imported from Argentina, and a
circular to this effect will be issued this week.
This action, following on tho heels of like action
In tho cases of Denmark and Belgium, Is be.
lieysd to fOreshAdow SIMILAR action in the
Netherlands case.
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FostbaM AOtss.

The Highwoods have Dec. D and - open for Iob-
pound teams to he played on the HighwoodS' groundL.
Address Norris II. Frost. 10 Broadway.
Tho wsyerly A: A. are anxious to close Dec, . with
either the Summit A, O.. OF Yonkers. Bay Ridge A. O.
(nrst team. or the DominioAnI. Address q. u. elttsc
son, 10 second avenue
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Tho St. Nlonora. skating Club Meets.

The st. Nicholas Skating Club met for the
first time this season yesterday at the st. Nicho-
las rink. 90 West Sixty-sixth street. Despite
the poor weather there was a large attendance.
both afternoon and evening.
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somorviIs Women Joining the short-sLirt Ad.
VocAtos.

VocAtoS.
BOSTON. Nov. 29.-Mrs. Barbara Galpin has
begun a campaign among the women In Somer-
vile in favor OF adopting a stormy-day costume.
to consist of a skirt about six inches shorter
than the ordinary walking skirt. Mrs. Galpin
has received assurances OF support from many
Of the leading women in the city, and II IL more
citation will DO organized. It Is intimated that
the movement will receive the support OF Two
Weil-known Boston business concerns. Mira.
Galpln says that there 10 no joking connected
with the campaign of reform.
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Truth
Teller

says our new $40 Chin
chilla Top-Coats, Mohair body
lining, with Silk Sleeve lining,
also our S25 Whitney Top-Coats.
Silk Lined Throughout, are the
most attractive rough-faced over
garments offered at their respec-
tive prices.
Two Specials in Blue and Black
Kersey Top-Coats, worsted lining
with Silk saddles and sleeve lin
ings, at $40 and $25. Are great
value.
Mems Top-Coats in latest fab
rios, $12 to $40.
Everything for Mems wear.
oH!l,:,R!5ayaan!;9!oe'4aasdlssG G:
NASSAU AND FULTON SITS.
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PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND
WINCHESTER'S

HYPoPHosPHITEs OF LIME AND SODA
for weak lungs, nervous dyspepsia. and to strengthen
the whole nervous and general system. Ii \ brain.
nerve, and blood food.
All druRQfats.
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Al,olg our cotton Men

Very heavy rains in Texas; elsewhere
in the cotton belt weather is unsettled
llverpool spot quotations declined
l-l6d. Future contract market closed
steady at about l point decline.
Consols in London III 13IGd.-declinc
of I'D.
Future contract market in New York
closed steady, 1 10 2 points decline
May, G97 to Cos; August. 7.06 to 7.07; Oc-
tobel. G6S to 60. Sales, 6o.40D bales.
Future contracts in New Orleans de-
clned . points. May, csc.
Receipts at New Orleans estimated at
1000 TO $500 bales, against S,3S4 bales
last year and 5000 bales in 1899.
United States port receipts yesterday
We're G.7G9 bales, against 12.7S3 bales last
year and 13,SlS bales in 1895.
The five leading interior towns have
received SO far this week 1855 bales,
against $3.50 bales last year and 10, 1872
bales in 1898.
The Southern markets were without
change yesterday.
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Ten Party.

There was quite 4 tea party ycstcr.
gay III that popular headquarters for
iaoles who so shopping. 1t was not a
hVe o'clock tea but an all day tea, ;"
and to continue all week for the many
friends and visitors OF Miller. Rhoads
X Co. 50 that those ladies who missed
the pleasant little luncheon yesterday
may still drop in and enjoy a cup Of
me tea with the compliments or that
cnterprsing firm.
is not all cities nor all merchants
who look SO carefully to the comfort Of
their friends, but Miller, Rhoads & Co,
VINO are ever on the alert for novelties
anu ways of entertaining and interest
ing their customers, recently arranged
with one Of the largest tea importing
concerns In the world through the agents
IN this city, Messrs. Bertolette & Nc
Dewitt 10 introduce their high grade
MaZapura, CeylonIndia, teas 10 the
trade of Norfolk and vicinity. The word
"MaNapura" is undostanese, which
signifies pure delight when translated
INTO English, and no doubt the many
ladies who yesterday visited the ''tcA
table in the store can testify as 10 The
correct translation Of the word
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MIt. nURROUEaS TALKS.
Dead A.ninst civil Service and Wants
tho statute Repealed.
washington l'ost.)

E y al
Mr. S. l.. Burroughs, a leading Re-
publican or Norfolk. Va. and chairman
or the Second Congressional district
COMMITTEES. said at the Raleigh last
evening:
II came Up with our National Com
mitteeman, the Hon George e. Bow
den. and We have been looking over the
various departments in the interests OF
our Republican friends. At every turn
and on every side / find that we are
handicapped by the civil service law.
we are dead against The civil service
law as promulgated by President Clcve-
land Mr. Bowden is doing his utmost
Tor his friends, trying to secure for them
all the recognition possible under the
administration, and Is especially jealous
IN trying to obtain employment for the
idle men in the Norfolk navy yard.
we went to see the civil service sta
tlate repealed or modified by the pres
cnt Congress, so that deserving Rcpub-
llcans can secure their just rights from
me national government. This seems
to me the only way in which on: parry
can retain It's ascendancy. There must
be some Incentive for men to work for a
parry. The Republicans OF Virginia are
united and working in harmony to up
mold their State and national oi-gariza-
tons"
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Rosa d'Erina's Third Recital.

There will be another opportunity to
hear Nine. Rosa d'1I,ina before she
leaves Norfolk Hundreds Of pcopc
were unable to obtain admission to her
recital 1T st. Mary's church a week ago
and another recital has been arranged
to be given in the Church OF the Sacred
tieart on Sunday, April 4, al 1890 y. m
me programme VIII be Of the same bril-
liant order as that given in St Mary's
church. Enough the selections will be
inherent With The exception Of one or
Two numbers. which are to be repca, cd
by special request This announcement
will afford much pleasure to Norfoll;
music lovers. SO many Of whom were
forced TO remain outside at Nine
dErna's last recital
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nla20-lt.
tyi !. l.;

LEE.--Al the residence o. her .r liUissbnnd.
No. 100 Reservoir avenue, Sunday. March
18th, 1897. at 9:45 o'clock y. m, ANNIE l..
wife or Robert II. Lee, in the 9th year OF
her age.
The funeral Will take place from Dis
c;pies Church. INreemason street, THIS
Tuesday AFTERNOON at $50 O'clock
Friends Of the family are invited to attend
JOIlNSON.--At her residence. IA T..
Ma1n street, Sunday ut ll:20 D. M, CE,-
CELIA a.. beloved wife Of John Johnson,
aged ~ years.
The funeral Will take place from her late
residence THIS CrucsdayD AFTERNOON
at :! O'Clock. Friends and acQuu.ntaEces
respectfully invited to attend 1t
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MA F{ EaIlE LEAGUE:
oi SorfOlk PrcSbytery Will zIotd q,
Meeting Tonight,

me regular March meeting OF the
Makcmle League OF Norfolk Presbytcry,
Wall be held this evening at O'Clock al
the First Presbyterian church. when the
Following programme will be rendered:
organ prelude ........... y. L. lLoernc1
Invocation 49,. Rev. w. a. Slayn,aker
hymn No. 800 ...... Matthew Bridges
violin solo-"Andante from Violin Con-
certo -Mendelssohn. -. Charles
BorjeS.
Scripture Lesson -. Rev Il. b. McCluer
Alrthem-"Oh Thou EiternaI"-Ludden
Mackenzie Choral Union
Address-"Someo fth Distinctive Char
;tcteristics of CalvaniSm'-Rey. w
G. Campbell, d. d.
hymn No. 191 REV. VIM. S. Lacy, D. d.
Bencdiction.
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a Noble PURPOSE.

If a man has noble purpose in life
he will succeed But the man must
have health and strength. Many men
have started with noble purposes and
have failed because Of weakness, sick
ness and disease. How 20 get back
health and strength is the great ques-
ton, the great desire. DR.. Greene, 80
NNest 18th street, New York city, the
most successful physician in curing dis
eases, has discovered in his medicine
the sure road 10 health. You can con-
suit DR.. Greene, personally or by letter,
free. Write to him and be cured.
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Is. u. .. El.KS.
ELECTION ana Installation al Officers
ns Amman MccttMg, -

The annual election of officers Of Nor
fcik Lodge No. 3S, Is. p. o. Elks, was
held Sunday afternoon, when the fol
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing term:
JohnHT. Flctcher, exalted ruler; John
l.. keviil. esteemed leading knight: A.
A: ONeill. esteemed loyal knight; j. l..
Il. Langley, secretary: w ". Dey.
treasurer; Frank Crandnl, tiler; f. r.
JoEncs, trustee for three years; Emmett
Grey, janitor: J. w. Cherry. representa-
tive to grand lodge. which meets at
Minneapolis next July: a. p. Jones, al
tcrnate.
After the election the newly elected
officers were duly Installed by Past Elk
allied Ruler james L. Duncan. assisted
iby Past Exalter Ruler Fl. T.. Chase as
grand esquire and Past Exalted Ruler
j. a. DalOY as grand secrctarY
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". MI. L. 4.
\ characteristic Thought.

In conversation with o Virrinian re-
porter Yesterday Mr.. John Willis, Jr.,
or Norfolk, expressed himself as being
deslrous OF making in some way n sub
stantial reduction in the price OF what
ever those who had lost by the fire III
portsmouth required in refurnshing
their homes, but he objected to the re-
porter publishing it lest it might be
misunderstood. The Vlrgnian. how
ever thinks the publication Of the fact
an eminently proper one and will,
apologies to Mr. Willis prints it,
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Danger of the Grin,

The greatest danger from la grippe Is
Of It's resulting in pneumonia. If rea-
sonable care is used, however, and
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy taken, all
danger will be avoided Among the tens
Of thousands who have used this rem
edy for Ia grippe, we have yet to learn
of single case having resulted in pneu-
monia. which shows conciusivcly that
this remedy is certain preventative Of
that dread disease. II will effect n per-
mancnt cure in less time than any other
treatment. The % and so cent sizes for
sale by all druggists
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Furniture ut Auction

furniture sold fast and flIrinusly at
the auction yesterday OF the Donovan
stock by the New York Furniture COM
pany. To-day Mr. Creecy says he hopes
to close out during the morning auction
all that is left. Some desirable pieces
ana sets bought, but not taken by the
nuyers, and all the good furniture IN
stairs will be sold this morning The
auctioneer IS instructed to not dwell on
BIDS. but to knock it off promptly. Bar
gain -huntcrs veil probably reap a hurv-
est there to-day
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Special Snie Separate Skfrts-Nriehf,s
$40 Main Street. old No. o.

Big line latest styles all rustic lining
and velvet binding
l. ssc;. ! lot fig. Black Brilliantine
A;is, ] lot fig. Black Irilliantine
worth $500.
slaS, lot fig. Black Brililantine
worth $3.50
$l;ss, lot fancy checked Skirts, worth
s24s, lot fig. Black Brlllian.ine
worth $3.50
S34s. ! lot fig. Black Silk Finish Mo.
hair. worth $500. !
Wrghts. $40 Main street, old No. LOG
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Remarkable Values.

For a few days only and supply linn
lied, solid II karat Gold IIlgin Watches,
open faced. at $1,000; double case, $I5.
these are genuine new goods sent to
=. y. Greenwood Il Bros. to be sold for
cash. and any one in. want should avail
hlmscif OF this rare opportunity An
DINER lot OF those China Clocks at S! %
the best goods ever put on the market
az that price. DIR. G. G. Jones, eye spe-
cialAs, Will be at Greenwoods' again on
April 7th. Sth and 9Th. Remember the
dates.
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RAILWAY NOTES.

The Norfolk and Western has made
a contract with the Illinois Steel COM
pany and some Pennsylvania concerns
to supply them with coke
The Pennsylvania. owing 10 the con
tlnued depression in business, will re-
strict its building as much as possible,
ana VIII turn out Very few new en-
gincs. The same policy will he pur-
sued in reference 10 building passenger
coaches and freight cars
1T IS reported that the Norfolk and
Western may unite with the Illinois
Central in the construction Of an extern
sion 10 Knoxville, Tenn. The Railroad
Gazette says that the Norfolk and Yves
tern has secured property there, but a
director or the company said yesterday
That nothing was known on the sub
Ject IN official circles here.
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~ l.. a.,'S'E.NfsS.

a TTENTION, MEMBERS OF THE,
JOB Ms BARBOUR CI.UB.-Thcrc Will
be Il meeting of this club THIS Crucsday>
EVENING at 8 o'clock. l3uslncSs OF i'm
portancc-eltctiOn OF officers.
r. r. PITT, President
w. G. PETTIS.
na"0-lt Recording Secretary.
dispatch copy.)
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we have pleased others. why don't
you Try US? We surely will please you.
our spring importat!ons ready for your
inspection. Rudolph g. Wallace, 3%3
Main street.
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~ Pays 70 'rnde Tho Hub.
Yesterday we said:

"the spring stock of
8 mems, youths, boys and
fchildren's clothing is
! ready" You cannot re-
>,S'lize how READY we
really are until you have
!. been in and taken a look.
We often wonder how
many men there are who
haven't heard Of the ad-
vantages Of our Ready-to-
Wear Clothes.
Pity we cannot with
one big shout tel! them
Of oul Almego Suits in
: six separate and distinct
styles, other stores brag
!. $1,000 Suits that we are
selling this season for
%1./o. otep IN and see
! one as you are passing by.
See our
Bike and Golf Suits!
Prices from $500 to $1,000
Extra Pants s15O to $500, either
Golf or Buckles at the bottoms
Sweaters and Golf Hose to
match.
!, Shades in Tan, Blue, Green and
Maroon.
daalIL I'm: z z5||||I !aalgQ3
374 MAIN ST.
SSS&S@$5S-IS
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DO your eyes burn or hurt? Are Won
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses, in most cases. Will afford relief.
See DR.. Week
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SOME RAIL WAY RUMORS
Settled Settled, that Atlantic ), Coast Line Will
Endeayor to Purchase
WILMINGTON, AEW8ERA AND NORFOLK
Such Action Would Check mate
Several of Its Rivals Renewed
Talk Of Coal Piers ut Southport,
N. O.. PhiindeII,hin Capitalists Said
to be Rcflnd tho Deal.

That the Atlantic Coast Line, or at
least the Wilmington and Weldon dd-
vision OF that big system, will purchase
the Wilmington. Newberne and Norfolk
railway wien that road shall be thrown
on the market by foreclosure sale, there
now seems no doubt Of. Mr.. Warren
G. Elliott, president Of the Coast Line.
wa: at Old Point yesterday, but when
asked what his roads course will be re-
Sarding the matter. he said Vice
President Newcomer about stated our
position the other day when he said
that the Atlantic Coast Line will be q
bidder at the sale. Whether we will be
successful or not depends
This is all the pres,iden. would say
bat notwithstanding both his and Mr.
Newcomers guarded statements 1t is
generally believed that II the road can
be purchased at anything like q reason
able sum, thc Coast Line will buy It,
That the managers of the system, how
ever, do no. intend to pay too dearly for
the whistle. is clearly apparent.
The Wilmington. NewDerne and Nor
folk would about complete tie Coast
Lines system III Eastern Carolina, and
1T would also checkmate the new line
from washington to Durham and be-
yond, by which 1t is proposed TO con
meet the Seahoard Air Line and the Nor
ioik ana Western with Eastern Caro-
lima. It would also be q FIRST class part
OF the Norfolk, Wilmington and Charles
ton railway should that proposed line
ever be built
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5000 Pairs.

Mundell's Philadelphia shoes for
Misses and children. Bought at half
their value, to go the same way 1T
iJIofheimcrS
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SOUTHPORT COAL. PIERS.

Inis line. however. will probably nevc,
De built, not for some years at least
although a route for 1t has heen sur
Vcycu. but its proposed spur from Will
mllngton to Southport, on the Atlantic
Isl very likely to be constructed soon
The necessary surveys have been made
the chartcr IS In existence, and what is
more. j. Pieg'pont Morgan and a svnd..
cate OF Philadelphia capitalists are said
TO be behind the scheme. II the road i
punt, II is very probable that severa!
very line coal piers will be constructed
al southport, and if this is done, SOM
business in coaling ships will Of cou,s
De diverted from Novfoih, but il Is no.
believed THAI it will amount to enough
to hurt this port at all
ne only advantage will he that shin.
Will be enabled to escape IIattcras ana
It's storms by going TO Southport. Thi.
however Is Il condition 70 be met and
dealt with in the future
Meantime the rum0rS OF Il deal nv
which the baltimore and Ohio and the
Seaboard MI Line will run trains be-
tween the North and South and at the
same time get even with their ancient
enemy, the Pennsylvania, continue to
grow. The construction of the Virginia
Carolina line. it now appears, will be
me cudscl used to beat the through
traffic out OF Pcnnsy's hands. This deal,
it now appears, will be consummYted in
the near fU .Ure E
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r. #. ROGERS.

ttOONS III AND 212 COLUMBIA BUILJl
ING GRANNY STRELT.
FOR KLST.
Dwelling No. 525 Main street.
Dwelling No. 240 York street
Dwelling No. 200 Cumberland street
Dwelling No. 50 Cumberland street
Dwelling No. 100,a Butte street.
Dwelling house No. PAL Bank street.
Dwelling No. Is Shields street.
Dwelling No. POI York street.
Dwelling No. il6E. Main street.
Store with dwelling No. 81 Cumberland
street .
Store with dwelling No. 9S James street.
Store No. 55i Church street.
Stores Nos. IS and Al Commerce
Stores Nos. 2l5 and PIT Church street.
Store No. Is Bank sIree1.
Stores Nos. 125 Water street.
Offices CRANKY and Commerce streets
Offices No. 1856 Main street.
Hall over Nos. PSI and 90 Main street.
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Honest goods sold in ar
honest way.
The one describes wares,
the other methods.
A Black China Silk at soc.
that's wide, good, worth sc.
A Black India Silk, figured,
at soc. "a good thing.
Changeable Taffetas.
Figured Silks for waists and
suits, beauties, at IS. and 81.
Check Mollairs, green and
garnet, novelties, IS inches
wide, soc.
Black, green, garnet mix
lures at Soc, Drlmely good.
Joseph Brown, 21O Church
Street, Norfolk.
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TO CURE Cos.D IN ONEDAY.

rake Laxative BrOmo Quininc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if 1t
falls to cure &c. sp8-tu, thus Tn,
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DR.. Week, eye expert, Is located per-
n1anently. Examina tlons free. T.. H.
Gale. 162 Main street
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The Epworth League Of Epworth
church will give Il social in the church
parlors Tonight that will be exceedingly
interesting. as we'll as somewhat unique.
The poet Tennyson will be studied. the
following method being pursued: There
Will D." four hrec-nlinute addresses
upon his life ana work. after which those
present will he divided into two sec
lions and each will compete with the
other in cndeavoring To state correctly
where certain quotations. which will be
put on 4 blackboard. are from
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THE Sinner and His Savior was the
subject upon which Rev. Mi Hines
preached at First Baptist church Sun
day night. Several candidates for
membership We're baptized ut the close
OF the service. The revival has been
Very successful. There were about a
score OF conversions Sunday. The meet
ings continue every night this week, be-
ginning at 7:i5 O'Clock