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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15
Cecilia Church.

The funeral of Cecilia Church will take
place from the family residence. SOC Ave-
nue. F, this afternoon at o'clock The
interment will be in the Southside Catho-
lie cemetery. She was the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Church.
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q. T. Shaw & Sn~s undertakers.


Springfield, ILL.,. October 1.-THE New
York flyer, west-bound on the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern railway, went off
derailng switch one mile west of the
city limits shortly after leaving here to-
night. The passenger coaches were over
turned and went into the ditch One pas
senger, Mrs. John Musch of Virginia, ILL.,,
was killed and seventeen passengers In
jured.
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George w. Roebuck.

The funeral of George w Roebuck took
place from the North Birmingham Meth
odist church at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing. He died at st. Vincent's hospital Fri
day morning.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15

FAIR GROUNDS EXPRESS
Effective Monday, Oct. 18th.
Agent will be installed at our
depot in the STATE Fair Grounds
Ship your exhibits via Bir-
mingham Railway. Light &
Power Company.
B'ham Ry., 1t & Pr. Co.
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Infant Daughter.

The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
]. 7. McInerney will be buried at
o clock this afternoon In Elmwood Gem
etery. Services will be held at the fami-
ly residence in North Birmingham.
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TO POULTRY MEN AND PIGEON
FANCJERS,

Just received car of Indiana red
wheat. Sold in any quantity from soc up
Delivered within city limits If two bushels
or more is bought A special discount by
five-sack lots or more. nice lot OF
Winter Rye for seed. Dealer In choice
Michigan Hay and Grain.
II. CHAIRSELL,
Phones POI. 1928 Morris Ave.
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CITY ITEMS

ST. PAUL.-rhe Rev. Father Goevert of
81. Paui's church has returned from en-
cinnati. He will be the celebrant at hish
mass today, and the Rev. Father Burr ,,s
temporarily assigned to duty at 81. Fa .,ls ..
will preach the sermon. The Rev. faliiel
Coyle, pastor of st. Paufs, Will occupy
the pulpit at the $3.50 mass.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15

Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
require five experienced
sewers for women's gar
ments. Apply to Atten-
ton Room.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15

Patton Pope Drug Co.
are doing business at
their new store, 800 and
3O2 N. 10th Street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15

In nervous debility Liquozone acts al
a vitalizer, accomplishing remarkable re-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15

EI,KS COMMITTEE.-The Elks COM
mittee to arrange for the annual memorial
service and the Christmas tree, Will meet
this afternoon at the Ellks hall for the
purpose of effecting organ zation and map
ping out a plan of action. The Christ
mas tree this year will be by FAR the
largest in the history of the orSaniza-
ton and Exalted Ruler Ell ?. smith mas
appointed committee composed OF some
of the best workers in the Elks.
COUNTY BOARD MET.-The county
board of education held its regular session
yesterday in the office of County Superin-
tendent of Education l. w. McAdory. The
entire day was taken up with routine
business. Contracts were renewed for this
term and the reports of the township trus-
tees were read. The reports showed that
the rural schools are in a splendid con-
dition and the indications are that all
of them will run for the full term.
ATTACKED CONDU C T o r - Tom
Starks, a negro, drew an ugly looking
knife on T. f. Nathan. the conductor
on a Bessemer car last night The motor
man and other white men on the car n
terfered and placed the negro under ar
rest He was turned over to Police Cap
tain Johnson at Second avenue and Twen-
tieth street, and the knife will be kept
as evidence. charge of assault with In
tent to murder was entered against the
negro at the police station, where he was
locked up.
NEGRO TOOK CoWS-Charged with
stealing a number of cows near West
ern, Ca. Abe Roddy, a negro, vas ar
rested yesterday by Detective Patton and
locked up in the police jail. The authori-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15

MEETING FOR BOYS.-John w. SID
lev. chairman of the committee on man
agement of the boys department OF the
Young Mems Christian association WIN
address a meeting to be held for boys TINS TINS
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The meeting VIII
only continue for As minutes and every
boy in Birmingham between the ages OF
- and IS years is invited to attend the
meeting
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Our stock is SO large that
you can select from our
head gear styles to, suit your
face. Varley & Bauman,
1924, lst Ave.
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! MUSIC AND RE FRESHMENTS.

5G
or course 81: action has. been yet deter
mined upon by the commissi Ion. but that
9its members have tho mat ter under ear j.
nest consid on vi tn o. nlrp 81 Do
sing whatever may be Ii their 81 power, to-
bring aboutsa just and freas able set tle-ss
mon which It lis believed would l,etssvery
liberal to West Virginia. and which hat
State cannot "a ford 70 u decline. ID.
g8SsS 1t$ Is not improba ble tina he Virginia:
commission and ahc rcpresont lives 5ofa the
certificate holders mat ,joi III " appear be-
fore the West Virginia $Iegi slat nre at Its
meeting mex t week. F'a ling ofs an agree.
sSmcnt. some arc Of opinion hat Virginia
should sue asst Y lrg, MI for ~ 4 count
Ing In the Federal Supreme Court tn,
the South Dakota-N orth rollna case be-
fore them and fresh N men,ory the yVest
Virginia legisla tors mi v accept tho over
lures for an agreement 1t, raj her thaf risk
3a#su,t Wit Virginia as complainant The
retlcence Of the ~ rglnia mission since
the recent con ference lead to the bo-.I
lief that Esonle mporta mt step u il ea r'y,'
3contempla tton. B 81 l35t
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.4R aciing al Newt rlea ans

I'LL (By4FA6 Sociated t'reas. ES
5 NEW ORLEANS S, s IA., j mn. "A ai---l,atlys
Chariot, wlo oil tclnssed her com panyt and
won with Rutlnost ease, was the onl VIII n
ming favorlte to-day. Summary 4. i
q First race six fur ongs-4A rs. BOD 9 Ato
Jade (2s'toBD !. third. ~ Time, rs IS NJ y,
AL Second ra seven fur longs-LlHeala g
to i, d first: 81 II ght Note Is to q second;
3Harpoon e to y third Tine, :29 Z, 4,
tsfob s., ilrst: ittya Platt % TO- second;
Flight as to y. third. ri Time, 1:28 30.
Fourth race mile h and twenty yards s.
second; No Trumper Sl2 ITO third
limo, :46 4-5. M f,s54 sl IN;
& Fifth race--r1ie Il and "a twenty yards
Lady Chariot e to i y, first !; Mint Bed (26
TO SECOND No g 70 third third
IA sixth race-n,ile and a sixtecnth-Re-t
4yelle Is to . VI flrst Formas ter % to l0),
second; N Arachue q to ~ third, NJ Time
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Property. ,rI'.t !, Transfers.

4 5,ichmond; William G. Camp and wife / to
4 Pssstoa street tset west e THIRD Street 81,
James cannon and AT!hi e ~ y.
Trice and Margaret G. ana basil p,n spsaa; a
Rroad street. northeast corner 81 q iu 'l
- Ll fsss Ut ner.h i!ss grove yss'sss;;
Va deed al trust OF 500, 81, 500
IA Is ID Lambert md wife to- A. and I'hilip
Lambert, Y Fannie a \. and Gertrude u CLASH,
nnesflfth interest III 20 feet on Floyd q rect
norrthwest corner OF IIaryie Street; sos feet
On "a al side 81 Pins rect go feet north -
I,eyeriy street 20 feet on sou. Inc of Main
RHlyIde 9, e ana Ins
feet Vest OF Adams y Street 3 n w lest on
north side Of Clay = :reet, bet, cen ], Broo. 9
Avenue and a dams Street i; acres. being lots
Nos 1885, ala and 40. lin plan ot sidney. aud
iot on ythirty-s.xth Street, Tor road near the
eastsrn limits OF R!chnond and an ,lndlylde
one fifth Interest In the person al estate OF
i. I3' u I.ambart, deceased, 800. . .e
IIelnrl CO n Tho Planters, National Bank ia
MI. f X. Trancs trustee for l Z.
and brother. $50 feet on south line pf 8! Aples
Street l50 feet west of Street, alid 60 -
on SOUTH line OF staples tween Lady
ana wa shIngtons Streets t625. 81 ~
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PRO NOT B ri HT \. 4 4.
Fiji. 3 FOR LEGIS ALTON NOW,

s (Froul Onr Regular Correspondcnt.)
f 4 WASHINGTON, p. q. January 6,--The
prospect for legislation for tho benefit OF
American shipping Mt this session are not
altogether good, The ship subsidy scheme
proposed by tho Joint commission ap-
pointed to Investigate the conditl lon OF the
American marine Is not as popular With
Republicans as tho Republicans OF y the
commission thought. It !s learned to-day
that Senators spooner and Allison will op-
pose tho BILL IN addition to this. there
viii be a minority report presented, signed
by Senator Mallory and Representatives
Nc permott and Speight, all Democrats,
ana Senator Martin has not signed the
minority report, and he said tonight he
was not oertain he would do 80.
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The Senate.
~ nv Associated Pross.

WASHING rON, =. . y. Jan,,ary i. -' he
Joint statehood BILL again. AZ cd d vi occl,--t.
pied tho major portion Of tile attention
or the Senate, and MI. Nelson "A COM
spletcd his speech ~ 8 pport Of Il Il The:
omnibus claim Bill was read Ia part, but
no effort i, va 81 mn 4, Il; to secure a,ction5
upon It Bills for the reorganization az
the medical corps Of the army, and regu-F
.lntlng prom ions GOT army officers en-
.ployc'l In tho ordnance departnlen were
A rSsolutlon reported by Mr. Burrows
jfrom the Committee on Privileges and
5Electiops.i fixing 4 clock on Wednesday,
February 8tll, for the canvass by tho two
houses OF Congress OF the vote cast at the
last presidential election. was agreed to. Il
Tho ceremony will take place Z, In tho.
chamber Of the House OF Representatives.
\ Tho Senate d1oprned until to-morrow.
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'T>sRUsTEE' s II sAT,r3 SS o q VA UA E
LA NJ, 5 SUSSEX C or N 'riY, &.
NEAR fJARRATr lA . sTO Y CIR EEK

49,.
May 1904. BY the late Mrs. !, "
Bal ley to me. and "a corded ~ Sus-
sex county, I Will sell BY public a,istio
mt Jnrrntt's5 Station. III on the Alta tio
Coast Line Ral lwuy 1, Sussex count II
front or8F'rank 'ednenu's Store. on 283sSs
.sj. r I'D ia rJARY 1905, \,
Mt II o. clock Nj. the following descri bed
tracts fBland gsltuate i1tis Sussex GO t1ty:
{41 "A certn,n trnrt or parcel OF a IND con.
tanning about 10 acres, lying on 4 both
sides fof Poplar s5wa m pr tear 10 rratt 9
rs Gfigg'sI Mil and d tho land Of g. "a
Daniel; east by the N land OF "A tkins and
W. 4. Horne !, south by tho lands OF w
IN Horse gnnsl y vnnss h vi west by y y q
lands r. Sc and wv. N Jarratts
"a certain 4 tract of land containing
3S0 acres, more Or T. ssi q yrlg on tn vest
aide 2of Nottoway River. and bounded by
$Nottoway 81 RiYer, 5s the III Ian ds. " OF N 81.
Fields 4 estate Richa rd n Horne Il an the
AAtlanfio Coast ne Raj way 80 This tract
5is about three miles south OF stony Creek
5sts ton and near the railroad bridge over
cnsht the kbnlance M yable II II etl tla ms
stalments one and two Us Years q ter late
OF ssh' e 4 wi til, interest I'll paid TO be se.
cured n byal pure aseM note 1hhhd d eed -
Strus. on land at the p,lrchas ser. cost,
and the purchaser to pa y axes "a NJ. coun-
8ty levieA ons theS nd forS lib year 1905 .SSa
s; QRGD NfASo nv Trustse. 3
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EXC 8! lob. S.TAY OR .YS5..ss II.
IS OUT e 10 URNALlSMs

4 III he Bristol courler mi kes the following.
announce nent 4Es N
IS Because q fschanged plans tn Connection
with the publicati lion OF the proposed mag:
Fazine. on which hefh has set his heart; Gov
fcrnor r. u t. ylor has wi thd rawn kas a
member KS OF tho Courier Publishing Com
pa1y, 81 and q tho stock !. he held has been
transferred to Charles HI. Slack II
ss&l t was Mr.. sTay lor,s intention when the
was made to reside In Bristol
conduct OF a the paper. His enga gements:
have prevented the consurnmationSo Of this
DESIRE. and his chang red lans ender. y.
Is as much OF q a sappoin trnentf to he pa. Y
per as 4 It possibl ca II be y to any friend
md patron, but sti Il ]. bus ness,n4is bust
ness, and " wishing him mi ghtyl well We
take pleasure in nnouncing III #"mehg
may como and men may 90, w put the
sCnirerB goes on forever! f5s
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iIlMPFoRTAlN GEs$ Din sc II Z liz,
81 4. 3, E. Il e Z. r. ~ EFFE cTiVEf12 ;ot S
"a. H M M ON DAYS!il N. WA IF 1906. i5Sf!

Afval ~
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N, Z, tree q - q a a ~. s. A
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dnah hnu oa cf'ss' s. s't's aS' Il IA
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:, ~ ~ ,oa =
u, = III
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$aIld =, Z. \,
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g. M Y =,
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5to
hlo!.1 eng ~
= Z = pa . (, i, I, y. = .os
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Y 8.
sintsrmediate POINTS; .o
Alaltl o.Vo
s'y.1l cslrl 20 cai
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NO DECISION ]. 81: I 4!
Bali IMPLICATION /:
Judge Will Act T 3 day il the the:
Case 81 Nan "a RI II 5.3.ss
tersOr. i sS:
sfByA gs,;ot;ciated Press

10y
NEW 81 DIRK, B IAN 4 s. " hen argnment
for the release Of Nan atterzo on on Y bail
was heard yesterday by j ustic 81 Green
baum n tho supreme Court, he justice G.
reserved decision until & tod y, /: and res
questcd the attorneys to submit brief s.5a
TllisG morning SJud 30 Green ba,inn IN
formed h Abram Levy, counsel for Miss
Patterson, that he had received no briefs 8;
from the district ttorney office, and and
therefore he could 4 not, rend his de-.
cislonFuntil later In II he
20 his at ternoon NJ the " district attoTney
made hts return ito the pc ton Tor ball.
but "a Id Z not hand up g brlef ust1ce
no would take the ma tt f under sad vise.
men {, and that he would mot hand down
srdecislon befores tO-mOrro
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Skeleton Under the Closet

3sass special from, Charleston. w. a.. says:
..$$s Al head less SIX Teton was 4 found under-
south side OF Ilanawhnl Street, above Nor
8ris, and known AS tho old Fry property.
3s s. NJ, snyde he recently let he con-,
Eidence on the lot occupied by this house.
which Is a one OF the old landmarks OF
tho city. !, n B, , y.
been torn down While clearing away tho
debris ana excaVatlng for the foundations
lfor'the nav house. the. headless skeleton
2nf Sal human being was found In the base
ment' Along with the AXE leton vas found
4 hymn book, note book and ga numb el,
The bones were shoysled inter- !, cart 9,
Into the river. rs ssaf9 f S5i, al l3
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AUCTIONSSALES, Future Days
sgE$sgS BY A. j !. Chewning e Company $S
MI II Real gEsta to Auot !onee WI
n 7 ustee's S a. ctions Sale
OF
ri. Brio \ Dive llilnllg,
No. 4 13 sEas d Main stre ST.

Y By8 virtue sc 4 n certain deed OF trutt.
dated Novemb 10, 1909 III Of record In he
efe Rah f1ena c1h aata,,{
having been MAJ q In the aynlent OF the
debt thereby secured i, and being .reautred
By Che benef iciary SOL to do \! ~ will sell BY
auctlo the premises Z, !, On i y. oa-
ats12so,c loclss at tn sprpper nun bered as
above Corsistlngs 81 a tThre cess tory BrS ok
Building. from Ing % feet aS In hesSon n he
southern line sof sAi In 8 treet by: den'h
Main StreetTst ;the5n1t 81 sof bus ness prop
tprty. ahouId s demand Il Vat tent lon OF both
Investors and spec la tors, n
TI0 RMS ca siii,t be- ca att u and
Nv deed Sof@ trust supo the property as
~ e: s i IT rustee 81
Jan 5-tds S.
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SBODYgFOUND$ IN RIVER. III
Remains Of Missing ichigan
Capitalist r covered ,,5si
/ (By ASS clated Press.
e, 6,R EEK j, |. MIGHT II

BATTLE CREEK, MIC HI. 7 Jan. 5,-The
body Of Neil s.. hel rs, talis 3of
this city, Who mys terio,isly disap peared q
number OF weeks ago and WI Q was "a I, ter
'Colum bia, was found To- da VI bad lysde eom-
posed, sip the iYers here. Il. VA
n, Phelps was the Z const ru ctor OF a sa nj
1,rpminent In the food industry. In 1903
his affatrs became u involved q and She wa $
given a y ear In which to stral Oh ten! out
the tanglc. 81 twas Just efore the lexplrsl-
Soon after Pheps's disappe 2 rance 1t was
tina t $50 900 worth of stock In q
publishing house that Phelps was inter-
scsted In had been forged and used to se-
cure loans from ban ks in drlan, ! recMnl-
sch and I'M this ci ty. NJ l3S
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C0NGREsSGh'0l2T' I Al / !.
|R|vER1AKD.ERARB ! ] | |.
Decision rs sin Line 'VithMthe
55 u M ovement for Strict sss
II. ioni1y.
E.c |: g i 3 1
.tspeclai \ Z, The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial "a to A The VI Times. DIspotch) 49,
WASHINGTON VI 2 Il stl 1 Ian. Il 5.---:.T -
prospects are that this session Of Con-
gress will not pass a and llar Dor bill.
TIE Committee on, yers and Harb bora 81
has been consid eringf 4 bill for some time
with q view Is making an early port.
but among the leaders III the House there
Is disposlt lon to let stte shil 60 owe for
this sessio o1l ac6 cunt gbf the cohdl tIon3
81 II I'll
lharbor{ bill would 4 bes In. linesf with a the!
sdeternlnatto ton OF the House leaders to ad.5
here to q policyS Of STRIFE t economy In. gov
ernment expendi tur &
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MEMBERS SUSPENDED.
Resorted Is Fisticuff s. on Change.
Y Two Virginians Elected. lSsl
Rv9l ssnciat AL NI2rnas

1BVI AssOcIated I7ress,
NEW a & o l1T TAI {, ID discipline for
four members Of the New Y ork Cotton
TTSxchange who have recently regorted "a
yfistlcuffs ION Change to- settle difficulties
was administered toni ght BY q the a board ,l
mama q 81 al y y y 4,
regular meeting. The following brokers
we're suspended for slxtyEd days, beginning
next a Monday Charles May hoff ,s8 Charles
4. 8 MEG hee, 3. S. Castle and y anies y.
a Among Among the new n embers o. tho Ex.
change elected to-daY by the board of
mana gers n We're j ohm Il, 4 Il Rod 6 ers. OF
Rodgers, M Cable and Company n orfolk,
tVa.- and ~ ohm White head, & OF Cha than,
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q Hard-,Yarn Spiinln:ye.,lr:ss,..2 "

al Arr u Offs III ;Is ,j Oh. In re-
spon ns to a call issued the Advisory;
Board OF the Hard Yarn SINNERS Y a $50
citation, formed here last Sept ember, abol lt
the South assemble cd hero to-day. 81 III 9
A Tho session is secret. and the partiqi-g
nnrlts IN tho onferences eclino n to i've
out In formation before final adjonrnmentS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
/. BY Geo. WI Diver, Auot ioneer, "A %
Ala Broad st. Phone Ell. III S
Office " DESK T[ypewrit tier,
Furniture Mir 'rs, Lace 3 e
y Curtains, Lou nges', Stoves y IS
n j. tc., at sAuctio on. II

Y i Will SELL THIS DAY. at 40: 80 N. At
G styee afsfseas oa o 5 81 ons
,TypeWrlter I'M good al order HANG some
Quartered Oak Chamber Sui nth Ward.
robe walnut Score ~ and \ Desk, 5 alnut
,sSdehoards Tables, Chairs Odd Bureaus u. cay 81
Lace Curtains, New Bed. Eolrg es, Hall
Lamps, G boxing and III ating Stoves: also
& n otss OF other goods st 100 rlumerou d to
NJ Lad lesS invl ted
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Delegations D elayed,
(ByiAssociated Press,

WASH NiiroN 2 q {, Jan. 5;-7Psl e,
cations from several q ties 81 the South
extend TO him ions 70 visit them
when he makes his projected tour NJ the
South, but they Weie del ye,di A., on account
Of stornlhound ira ns,E ~ et NJ W Gull On tle
Presld esati toms rIo y. N
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Shorter-,-IIa ncock.s

speela The TYPES; Z, Z,
Hom,Ie Hancock, dan ghter Of Mr., p, n,
Hancock, and MI, 4 T. Scott Shorter. both
al this county, We're nlargled Ia Rou
Greek Church YESTERDAY HteY., " "A q
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.5es.S.:7543si1.
4 2:'|o:|lo ' y
/. ES->s--,!,
337s;e4s$4ls|'
i., 200@l4nF
TO,i,TE!lIH
Balance ON come q a. ] " J, Y
N coun t II ~. 81 .....t..i.. X. 2uUN1!aa
Total balance In treasury
SECURITIES BDLONGINGs2
II 8S sSfi}S \ yYT Is Sr7ITkSTlf

The lowing Is aE Il teme mt Sof the. sesS
ScuritIes belonging to the Nil ler Fund In Il
the custody Of the Second tudit q
IA GER lticate reg stered 81
# ssnt on ;o sei 5 taa5 aud lsl
S per- cent. interest on \. /.
5 300 to- January. 1909, q an s$ssSgs
ss 5 per cent interest Y the . y !. I. v
svir III = 'r:esgisterod bonds,
called in the mark ct Cen
iS Se sut e. Jaiysl 1891 Bear
ST PEI cent: per annl,nl: . sss 500 ia Al
8$ sued under lot OF Re brla ~ WIN
@5[ II, 1882. bearing 8 per cer, q IN w Il
RI I1lagest ctys
~ registered bonds, due 20 On !. !.
vls sis Is rs
XII Polytechnic Institute 70 ia
per cent. anon- xaDle \ 4 :.
AZ and equipment bonds 20 600 % 81
sl,a7ooss A. u
on naaY 81 Ttiied on ~ 81 54ss
sns G!syaza
Shares or stock In the Lypc u "a III iis
ss!s az sn - Va anx'''e 5000 %
Orange aud Alexandria Ra lroad III .Ss
co.. glstored bonds {of 10 Z - 81
se VIrgin Il STOCK tot no Valley 900
sh fsaeitl q R a!II i' 20
State Of Indiana. W abasfl ana rs H
a{osk q ief u c xsi.s, psr eea ss77s
Richmond and York River Rail- 3ss si55
benas FISH, FL 70 ps yalS S9! 1900
Richmond ana York River Co, Is !. ], J. 5S5
= certfica tes COT noBvaluej ..,. b.io05 20 Q
B II will be 81 en-. hya the sta tenn ent q re..
celpts and disbursements en- mSsoMns y ~
tha ered NJ. Of tho fund ii cash. Tor the
p psaempsrsi. a 1884, s sses'
Respectfully, ts submit e tf So; 81
n ~ Second Auditor and Secretary % ~ 4
Al Il M the board Of the NJ r. AlanIa!
IN 4 Labor School OF a lnena no. is
state Of Virginia, city OF Richmo ING, toy sslt
/, inc s, Eggl sson. 9 no tayy p!le los *
the city aforssald N ths s!ais g Az,
ss sac. OF the Miller Manual Dor
School Of Alhrmarie, Whasa tnatno lg siE
"a ia the foregoing report, has acS cNE
edged the same before me, and. mas mag
OATH the ssstsments s1ata bsst y NE
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NJ commission expires March y 1874.
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mend II hll gsllffers OF Hay Fever,
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