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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
a CI4APTET, or FUNERALS.
NbSeHufcS OF Mr.. Ri0sSin.hntu, Capt..
Hing, ilr. Archer ana MR.. lioi.ht.

A'h., II r. archer Ontl N T.. II q :. lit.
The funeral of Mr.. Haigh will take
place from ST. Luke's Episcopal church
at noon to-day.
The funeral of Mr.. William Blessing
ham took place from his late residence.
on Kelly and , Henry streets at II
O'Clock yesterday morning and was con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Howell.
The funeral Of Capt. Joseph r.. King
took place yesterday afternoon al 3
| O'Clock from the residence OF his sister,
Mrs. John Y. Edmonds No ll3 High
street, and was conducted by Rev. VIM
Fl. Anvil, Of the Cum berland Street
Methodist church. Calumet Tribe Of
| Fed Men. Of which the deceased was n
| member. was in attendance. The re-
| mains were Inferred in Eimwood Gene
terry.
| The pail bearers were Messrs. George
| Compere, VIM. Lloyd, c. S. fortress,
John Castine, D. Slack. j. B. Barkover
and Mr.. Martin.
Al l o'clock yesterday afternoon the
funeral Of Mr.. Burke Archer took pla ce
| from st. Luke's Episcopal church. be-
! ing conducted by the rector, Rev. Ar
thur S. Lloyd large number Of
| friends attended. The remains were in
tered in Elmwood Cemetery.
The pall-bcarers were DR.. j. C..
| Byrnes, Mai. X. c. Taylor, DR.. Poin-
| dexter. Col. Starlle. Hon. w. r. Mayo.
! Dr. IS. A. Baker Richard Bagnell and
Capt. Whittla.
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NJ
F:lccsian officers.

The Her,asorhian Classified Building
Association have elected the following
officers: w. j. Simmons. president: NJ.
>. Westheimer vire-nrcSidenl j A.
Wlnslow, treasurer, Ii CurdIS and TT"C
Williams, trustees. ] r Cur,t$. r
busch. G. w. Ftnncss, II T. Rogers T.
+. Guy, II. G. Williams ana NJ. Vest
.hcimer, directors
The Norfolk Classified Building ASsa-
cations have also elected officers as 2
lows: W. j. Simmons. presidents NJ =
Westhe,mcr. vice president; j y. Win
SLOW. treasurer; l.. Cur6ts. secretary: r.
busch. l.. II. CurdtS and IT. c. vii :
lians. trustees; l.. II. Curdts. r. busch.
Z. w Ecntressi. T.. f. Rogers. L, T.
Guy. II. c. Williams. NJ. S. Wesihcim-
er, James e. E!theride ana E. r. Batch
elder, directors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
NARROWLY ESCAPED DROWNING
Two Young Piiats rrecipitnted Into
lev Water by n:l Overturned Ynwl.


William *. MathaDey and George T.
Wher!ett, of the Baltimore pilot bo1t No
J, had narrow escape from drowning
last thursday as the vessel was coming
into Hampton Roads. The two young
pilo:s had just put down the po: t yawl
ana were in the act OF launching 1t, when
The ropes became caught In some way
ovcrturninG the boat and precip!tating
them into the water
1t was quite rough and intensely cold
they were chilled in a moment almost,
bur being strong swimmers and Very
hardy YOUNGSTERS they We're able 20 keep
aiioat ten minutes. It was that length Of
time before the boat could be turned
about and lines thrown to them. For
tuna:ely George Bew. Of the Virginia
plot boat,a who was returning to this
port as Dls:cnge on the Baltimore
boat. was on deck and gave the alarm.
He threw the lines as quickly as pos
shle and drew tho half frozen young
fellows aboard in safety. They wee not
Injured in any way and were soon re-
covered from their chill after changing
cloths.
The PHO. Boat No. came here be-
cause the Ice was so heavy in the Chcsa-
ncike tn she could not so to Baltimore.
She carries complement or fourteen p:-
lots, who are now on the Virginia boat
awaiting the return for another five
weeks cruise on the capes No.
w!li undergo some repair: and her en-
CINE Will be overhauled while here.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
<hinn s,loch.a1.o5 Enc,,

Mcssrs. Greenwood & Bro, to stimu-
late trade. purchased 4 large lot OF China
clocks which. while worth double the
money. are being sold at sl.25 each, but
Tor one week longer only. Other goods
at correspondngly low prices TO reduce
quantity before taking stock. The Diff
ferent lines. however, are kept up
Large acccssions Of silver ware, the
finest stock in the State, have been made
mt The Casket." being the largest stock
in the State at lowest prices. Look at
our windows for special bargains.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
The Pigeon Shooting.

at 2;3O O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
number OF craci: shots gathered in the
oiu Heid opposite the Catholic Gene
terry and participated in a shooting
match. in which birds as we'll as tar
gets were used. The participants were (:
Messrs. Hurst, Fulford, Pecd. Lambert,
smith Barnes and Garrett, Of Norfolk:
Messrs Gallagher ana White, OF Ports
mouth and CAPTAIN Cranmer, Of the
schooner Lydia b. Roper.
The score was as follows:I
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Hk:sssnIt e,ofns.

Rev. ]. w Lee Will preach at the
Union Mission tonight. & mass-meet-
inG under the auspices of the Union
Mission will be held q the Cumberland
street Methodist church Sunday after
noon at %:i9 Mr. Lee vii! speak and
an attractive musical programmes has
been prepared for the occasion. Mr.. Lee
VIII also preach At the Church OF the
Disciples, Rev. 4. ]. Bamber. pastor,
sunday morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
Sew wi,.csscs To ne Examined

Dispositions in the Young Wise contest
have begun at Kempsvlle, Princess
Anne county. Mr.. Woodhouse represent
ing Mr.. Young and Ar. d. Lawrence
Groner DR.. Wise. The attorneys FOR DR..
Wise in Norfolk have served a notice
on no new Witnesses TO be examined at
BaslOw's nail before George l.. Pryor,
notary public. ,.The examination is pro
ceedins slowly5and tcdiousiy and is
likely TO occupy q long ,.me.
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THE ULTIMATE OBJECT.

Although essentially frcich. boat,
the N1sse. has a cabin aft. which will!
accommodate from eighteen 10 twenty
passengers, and which include in ITS fur
nls.inSS six Sc;tces ana six upper
hertfs, all OF which are double and con-
veitiblc for sleeping purposes. Tie al
t!inAts object NJ the Eastern Shore Mayi-
CATION and Transportation company,
which will build the boat and p,t il in
The trade, IS 10 carry freight by the in
land route 10 New York ana the inter-
vcnin% markets without transfer max
inf the trirs in the same or better time
than the Big vessels in the regular trad
from this port to lhps2 points. The YES.
sci WI! cos: $1,000 IN Duld. and If it
proves q. success il viii be only one OF Il
fleet which Will be necessary TO COM
ne'c with the liners. and 70 drain the
extended trucking districts OF Underwater
Virginia.
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I,eati, of Mrs. Zipler.

Mrs. Sadie Eipler died last night al
70 O'clock at the residence Of her hus,
band Mr.. T.: Zip!cr. 343 Church street
Mrs Zpler had been in delicate hpa.th
70" n long while, but had been cOnfne. i
to her he'd for only week. Sac leaves
a husband and three children. Sll;. was
only y years of age. Tine funeral vii:
occur at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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Burruss. Son & Co.,
2 &. IN K y r $.

Commercial ana other business paper
discounted.
l.GTn5 negotiated on favorablc terms.
CITY Aon4s and other securities bought
ant sold. -
Deposits received and accounts In
Interest allowed on time deposits.
SAFE deposit boxes Tor rent. Charges
moderate. % =
Dr1w y Us ,nf E%changc and make cable
y letters ri r"na5t issued Ia ,,,;p,tn,,
cities of tho wor!!
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
Trustees Auc,ion sale, Etc.

Great bargains in dry goods and no.
tons are being obtained every day at
II O'Clock a. III. and 5 p. m. at the trus-
tees sale OF r. a. Saunders stock. Bal
entire building, Main street. Auction
70 the retail trade for only a few days
longer.
Do not miss this opportunity. Goods
at your own prices.
BY order OF the
feS-tf TRUSTEE.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forcenar and General Conditions Eor
. y0.uuJ. EHiE9Fs5E
Washington. lNeb.

Washington, Feb. 8. 1897. 81
I / -: &3 Virginia IIaa!n, clearing Sat-
T RAIN urday afternoon or night: east
- crly winds.
= -------- North Carolina: Rain, clear
Ing by Saturday noon In the
Western portions and by night III the
Eas tern PORTIONS high northe sterly
winds shifting in western portions to
northeasteyly.
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tSs ): y

SHARP--At the residence OF his par
en;s. NO. GO Camp avenue. Thursday, Feb
s ~ infant son OF Of T. ". " ana le:da
" Sharp aged months.
The funeral will take place from the
February 9Th, at II O'Clock. Friends and
acquaintance respectfully invited to at
tend
HAlGF-At Lnmbcrt's Point Thursday,
February 9Th, 1887, at 1910 o'clock p. m,
J. RYLANDS HAIGH, aged 81 years.
The funeral Will take place from ST.
Luke's z. e. Church TODAY Saturday.
at IL o. clock m. Friends are invited 10
attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06

Weather Bureau. Norfolk. F'e'b. s.
The following nbscrva tons are record.
ed for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature ......... Al
Minimum temperature .. 80
Normal Temperature deduced from
u years observations .............. AZ
Departure from normal 49,. minus d
Departure from normal since Janu-
airy $50. ......... minus rs
Rainfall in "a hours Trace
Rain or snow since February l ~. 90
j. j. GRAY, Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises at 702 4. m; sets. 5:37 p. m.
High water, 1887 a. m. and 1913 p. m.
Low water, G:19 q. IN. and G:27 p, m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06

Do your eyes burn, or blur? Are you
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses In most cases, will afford relief.
See DR.. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
IMMEDIATE, OPERATIONS.

Ihc present company has been char
tered with capital stock OF $4,000 and
effort is being actively and successfully
made 10 ger the producers to subscribe
for the stock, and as soon as the re-
CURED $1,000 is put up. the contrac,
FOR the building Of the new boat will be
let. AS indicated BY It's name, the
cnmpany's first venture vii! be ,Haala in
the waters adjac cnt 10 Eastern Shore
comprising territory OF about fif:y
miles in length, all freight. according 10
the present arrangement. 10 be hroug h
TO Cape Charles for transfer at the ra q
Of 10 cents a barrel. After awhile, when
boats are put in the trade between the
truck farms and their Northern mar
kets, the rates will be the same as those
Of the big steamers. the only difference
being that the freight will be loaded
practically at the door OF the trucker.
Of course al this is yet III It's nciricncy.
What Air. Hanpt has done has been 10
demonstrate It's practicability. Money
rnust do the rest.
!. number Of Eastern Shore truckers
| nave agreed to put in an extra area OF
crops and to give the new company a
! part Of their trade
Mr.. George r. Philips is president Of
| the company and also It's treasurer. The
| inventor is vice-pr resident and superin-
| tcntcnt Of construction. The secretary
| and general manager is Mr.. w +: re
! NerTier, while MeSSrs. T.. J. Mitchell! and
=. j. Randolph. with the above, con
stitu!e the board Of directors.
| T.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06

TRCuRE A COLD IN one DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL 1t
fails to cure. csc. spS-tu. thu SATIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06

For bargains go 10 Wright's clearing.
out sale. $40 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
A new STYLE VESSEL.
The Eastern Shore Steam Navigation and
Transportation Company.
WILL INTRODUCE A NOVELTY N SHIPPING
T!tc New Don't to 2InvcNu Thiriy.FoOt
tentrHbonrd Twin Eropelicrs ana
Unique Roller Can Carry Over
il'"er fhos,snnid Barrels OF Truck
ITS objects.

Mr. Jacob b. Haupt, q well-known ma
rine ana general mechanical engineer Of
! ms Guy. mas perfected an invention
Whlch. IL the hopes OF Mr.. Haupt and
nose connected with him are not dis
appointed. bids fair to revolutionize, to
:, certain extent, al least river and creek
freight truck trade.
The three chief objects in building q
poat ior THIS service are obviously light
ness OF draft, speed and ample cana civ
Al! three Of these Mr.. Iaupt has ap-
rarentiy attained. Heretofore the trou-
Die mas been that the vessels have had
to laad from PUNCHES. which, using a
cettcrboard, are enabled to go into any
OF the creeks and take on truck. trans
ferI'nc 1t later to the hold Of the north
bound steamer. This system has ALWAYS
been the source Of more or less delay,
which. In the case Of pcrisha bic goods.
IS big item. Then there is always the
time lost, the cost and a certain amount
or damage resulting from the operation
OF transfer Itself
With these facts in mind Mr.. Haunt
has for the past several years been
Worklni5 on the Plans Of a river boat
which would combine with speed and
liShtness Gf drauGht a seaworthinesS
sufficient TO enable it to make the same
porls now entered by the New York,
lhiladelnha, Washington and Palti-
more boats. Such vessel will be built
hy a cnmnany which l,as hcr.n o,.,ro 500
here for thc m,rnosn onG :, ,,.;,i ~
from Mr., IIount.s n1,ne n,,,rna 49, >, -
Inventions which he h,s oatnntnI 10 ny
MN, NV
-, - y :" > I - CRAFT.
RMS new style craft has a length on
me water line OF lao feet. $50 feet deck.
~ rect beam, feet depth Of hold, will
carry EGO tons Of freight, or about 3.COb
barrels; VIII make from thirteen to fif-
Teen miles an hour and draws when
i"aaed tour ana one-half feet Of water.
when may be increased TO eight feet.
IN ,hls latter fact may be found one of
me most radical Of the innovations. The
hoal is Tilted with Il thirty foot center
board when has Gcrth Of six and one
hAll iect, ana Is operated by hydraulic
or steam power, III the present case. by
tae former. IT Is made Of boiler plate,
nacNed BY oak on both sides and is
three ana 0rc-halt inches thick. This
board rs Wi be readily seen, will allow
me 'eSSel TO go into almost any creek
no" entered by the ordinary pungy.
TWIN pPOpEJJ.ERS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06

10 not allow your system to get veal,
and dohintatod. 1t is easw to keep we'll
ana strong by taking Hoods Earsaparilla.
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hIet.oroiGs,cnl mia,

U. S. Department of Agriculture,
weather Bureau, Norfolk, Feb. S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

DURHAM. y. O.. Dec. o-snecial
Bishop Cheshire preached in the Episoo.
pal church at West Durham. sunday
nlsnt and confirmed several candidates.
4. j. Jones while getting down soma
shoes from a shelf in his lore TODAY.
sHpped and fell ON "a glass show case.
scattering 10 and cutting his right hand
ana wrist In painful manner
clyde Reagan had one OF bis arms had.
ly mashed Boy being caught between two
steel rollers IN the East Durham Cotton
Mills.
AT the Erwin Cotton Mills in West Dur
ham. there were three accidents AS f1l.
lows: Charles Jacobs had "a lot hung ir
the elevator ana badly mashed TIovd
Lafsitcr had the fingers of DTS left hand
broken i'm folding machine. and g.
Andrews had one Of his hands hunt y tho
same machine
One hundred and evcnty-four cases ara
upon tho docket for trial at the January
term Of Durham Super ior Court. one hln-
drod and three criminal and soyenty-0ne
civil cases.
Tuesday afternoon Mr. John Pool and
Miss Myrtle Novel; will be married
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21
1EyrNGToy,s GREAr RErTTAL.
Washington and Lee Elects Football
Capiain--A Farmers >ufferings.

LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. 20.-Speci al
ono Of the most successful revival meet
ing I'm the history of Lexington was
closed last night when Rev. ". +. Pier
son. ID. D.. Of Asheville y. c., preached
The last sermon of a series OF sermons
Of tw1 N,cohs. IN tie Presbyterian church.
DR.. Picrson has Deen preaching night
and day for the past two weeks and ms
services have always been very largely
lttcnded and the crowd has increased
ach night Last night though the
lOur Of his preaching was not until )
l'clock. people iegan coming In The
lurcl. by 500 and the church was fun ~
ess than an hour. The number Of con
versions during the meeting Is ever two
hundred ana nifty Amtng the number
were over twenty-five cadets OF the Nir-
gnia Military Institute and some students
of Washington and Lee University
During the entire two weeks. the pas
tors Of the other churches have been
giving DR.. Pierson their assistance.
Mr.. Wallace Muir. Of Lexington. ny,
has been elected football captain OF the
Washington and Lee University team
for 1872. Mr.. Muir is tweuty-onc years
of age and .as been playing football
since ne was fifteen years old and has
never been hurt in any way. lie was
captain OF the football team Of the Uni
versity Of Kentucky three years ago.
Mr.. Samuel Lyle. a prominent farmer
IF the county. who lives near Raphina.
while returning home OF a spree sometime
ago. got lost IN the woods and stayed
there for seven days. When found he
was nearly frozen to death Both feet
and one of his hands had to be am9uta-
ted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21
Rnlhert and Tnrnitnre.

Christmas is very much in evidence at
the big Broad-Street Furniture House Of
Rothert & co. The store. always full Of
attractive novelties has put on its holi-
day attire and is one of the prettiest
places of business i'm the city. There IS
10 be found nowhere In the state a more
elaborate and elegant line of substantial
furniture than is carried by this con-
Germ. and in addition 10 this many novel
ties suitable for Christmas presents have
been added 10 the stock. II is an install
ment house Of the higher order Rothert
x co. are equipped 10 furnish either a
cottage or a mansion. complete from Gel
lar To attic They have Furniture IN
complete sets and I'm odd and special
pieces I'm every variety OF seasoned woods
and designs Their installment plan en-
ahles a man 70 furnish a house COM
plote at the minimum financial incon-
vcnionce. and their stock includes every
conceivable article that tho housekeeper
can possibly need. POthert & co. buy
direct from the manufacturers and are
thus Enabled 10 give their customers the
benft Of the middle mans profits. which
is a consideration not lightly To be csti-
mated Their shipping department con-
stitutcs a complete Quitting depot. and
an goods are delivered promnily on tho
same day that they are bought
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21
.Jacobn.andC Clothing.

]. Jacobus. 1909 east Main street Is
known as The Leader of Low Prices. not
alone in name but in reality. His fort Is
buying samples and surplus stocks from
the leading manufacturers. and importers,
which enables him 10 offer choice goods
and up-to-dato styles al great bargains.
I'm looking through his different depart
ments. you vii find a large and ele', mt
line Of Mems Suits. Overcoats. Children 5
Suits Hats and Furnishing Goods equal
10 any i'm Richmond.
Mr.. Jacobus has made vast preparations
FOR those wishing TO purchase Xmas
Presents Elegant SILK Umrollas. with or
without sterling silver mountings. Mutilers
Linen and SILK Haudkerchiefs. gloves,
N.,rwtar anu many other novelties are
displayed in great profusion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21
COD FISH IN VIRGINIA.
NAVY or THESE YANKEE FISH BE-
IyG TONEdSTERN SHORE
Telephone Lines VIII Connect Many
Towns Large Quantities Of CLANS Be
ing shipped at Good Prices.

ONANCOCK. Va. December 2O.-spe-
cial-For the month Of November there
were 13 public schools IN operation in
Accomack with an average daily attend
ance OF $685. The whole number of pu-
pills enrolled is 5lA.
Goldfish are still being caught on the
sea side i'm large quantities. The Oldest
citizens have never before heard Of this
fish in AccOmaCk waters al this season.
The farmers are engaged in killDg
hogs and many are the heavy weights
reported. The proprietor OF the Hotel
Dorghty. at the courthouse. has one
that will weigh over one thousand
pounds. Quite a number OF people daily
visit the hotel for the purpose Of seeing
him. and mine host finds him a profita-
bic advertisement. The date Of his kill
ing has been postponed until January or
later
NEW TELEPHONE LINES.
4 company has been incorporated 10
build telephone lines between nearly all
81 the towns in Northern Accomack. in
Guiding Chincoteague Island The capt.
tai stock is placed at $1,000. with James
A. Hall as president. This line. with the
one now being built i'm this section. Will
connect almost the entire county.
Captain John T.. Mears. Of Wacha-
prague. died suddenly Thursday at his
residence. He had taken his seat at the
dinner table with his family and was in
vokng Gods blessing when the shock
came Before the building OF the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
he commanded one OF the sailing packets
trading between Wachapreague and New
York. and by his enterprise and nigh
sense OF honor became n general IA
vorite with the farmers OF his section.
The Standard oil Company IS about 10
erect a largo tank at Tasley.
OYSTERS AND CLANS.
The cool weather OF Saturday improved
The oyster market. and a good trade IS
hoped for this week. CLANS are being
shipped in large quantities and good
prices realized. The planting Of clans
another year will be greatly increased.
Mr.. Thomas C. Potts. Of Oakley. Is still
quite ny. though his recovery is now hoped
for.
The condition o. Mr.. George W. Mason.
another old and prominent citizen is I'M
improved.
Mr.. G. y. wyant and wife. Of Green
brier Ohio. are I'm town. They came 70
attend .he funeral Of the late Thomas
A. Northam. the father Of Mrs. Wyant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

fluenced the Doctor as do the general
public as his letter of resignation con-
tanned no intimatiOn Of the reasons that
aCtUated him.
DIR. Dunawly refuses TO talk about the
matter, his members are less retcCnt. and
freely assert their determination not 10
part with DR.. Dunaway under any cir
cumstances.
Tho Doctors promise to the members
of his church of an answer next Sunday
will not satisfy them. and he will be
mpOrtuned from now until that time 10
Withdraw his resignation, and the ciu-
Zens. without regard TO denominational
preferences. share with DR.. Dunaway s
congregation the sorrow that the sever
ance of his pastorate relations will cause.
The membership OF the church has. un-
der Dr. Dunaway. become much the larg-
est and most influential in the city while
the Sunday school is almost as large as
those of all the other churches combin-
ed
If DR.. Dunaway cannot be induced 10
withdraw his resignation IL will take
effect on the first of March 1895.