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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

4 particularly effective belt, most stylish in it's simplicity, is a rather broad band of linen, about three inches wide, stitched on either side and em broidered with dots about the size of lead pencil at intervals of an inch or two. Through the centre midway between every other dot is larger one the size of ten-cent piece.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

belt edged with gilt spangles and fashioned with ribbon embroidery in pastel shades of pink, blue and green into forget-me-not wreaths. These con meet bowluots of silver spangles around circles of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

Many of the leather belts are shcped and boned back and front; others are studded in steel in intricate patterns; still others are trimmed in leather recovered buttons, while some, extra broad and soft, button up the back with white double clasp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

charming girdle for natural colored linen gown is one done in the dress material worked in dragon design in lovely bronze tones and soft blue pinks, greens and copper, the whole outlined in gold thread.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

Lingerie belts of insertion much in favor for morning wear, also the broad belts of loosely woven basket weave braid which washes splendidly These belts are worn generally with the mother-of pearl buckle, occasionally with one of brass or sil yer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

A lawn grdle deep in front and narrow at the back is held in place by long narrow pearl buckles front and back. It is effective when worked abou an inch from the edge with fine briar stitching.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
MR.. GARY GOES AWAY OPTIMISTIC
Steel Trust Official Says Indications Point to
Continued Boom in Industry

Ex-Judge E H. Gary, chairman of the board
Of the United States Steel Corporation who
sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm II yesterday on
a six weeks vacation. said in interview yes
terday morning that there place for
pessimism in steel circles. and that every indi-
cation pointed to a continuation for some time
to come Of the prosperity which the industry
was enjoying
The untitled tonnage on the Steel Corporations
books about the same in amount as three
or four months ago. he continued and the new
business booked in June exceeded by nearly
100 per cent that Of the corresponding month of
1905. The assurance of good crops was the best
indication that the railroads would not specify
against the large tonnage Of steel for which
they had already contracted.
Wall Street could not be regarded as barom-
eter of business conditions. Judge Gary declared.
and he pointed out that Wall Street and bust
ness had not been moving in sympathy for some
time.
Judge Gary said that no announcement re-
garding the Great Northern "ore deal" or the
proposed bond issue for financing the new steel
plant now under construction at Gary, Ind.
would be made in the near future.
It is admitted that the earnings of the United
States Steel Corporation at present are larger
than at any previous time in the history of the
corporation If there is no setback to the indus
try during the remaining five months of the
wear. net earnings will run between Sl4OO00O00
and Sf5O0000 900, as compared with the previous
high record Of about $133,00O.OOO.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
OTHER MARkErs-sv TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. J9ly 17.-CATTL Receipts. 5000 head;
ket slow prices steady; prime steers 81 Esq
S6 30 cows 50 1884 So heifes 81 75@S5 25 bulls 81 60
asa % calves So 75d$7 sockers and feeders 81 60$4 %
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head; market best strong to
higher; others weak &c lower; good TO prime
butcher weights $6 saS6 So: good choice heavy mixed.
SO 65aS6 as; packing, So 60dS6 Co SHEEP-Receipts.
5000 head; market steady 0q15c lower sheep $4 759
Sc: yearlings, IS 40T$6 80: lambs, S5 50@SS
Cincinnati, July 17-HOGS active; butchers and ship
pers, SO IS; common, S6aI$6 10 CATTLE steady; fair
shippers 81 50QS5 p; common. S2g$2 80; SHEEP
steady. S3dS4 so; LAMBS steady. S4Gp$S.
SIS 5O@S5 So: shipping S5GS5 butchers S4 50aS5 SIS.
VEALS-Receipts . head; active and steady. HOGS
Receipts 1200 head; active and shade higher; heavy
mixed 81 l04$2 15 yorkers and pigs 81 2bg$7 25
roughs Sc 25GS6 50; dairies 81 l0g$7 % SHEEP and
Receipts 400 head; active sheep steady; lambs
25c lower; lambs S6dSS so.
Kansas City July 7.-CATTLE-Recepts. 1880 head
including 5000 SoUthers market steady
So choice and dressed beef steers 50 4O6 TO-
good SASS 80: Western fed steers So I6q$5 75
and feeders 81 4$4 50 Southern steers $3q5
Southern S29S3 90; native cows. $29$4 5o native
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head: market. 21sG5c lover
top So 621z sales. Sc 5OaS6 60; heavy. SO coo
62a packers. Sc E5GSe 62a pigs and lights, S. 50
SO 62z sHEEP-Receipts 5000 head market l0c lower
lambs S6G$ 90 fed and yearngs, S5GS6 TO- Texas
and Arizona yearlngs So 0dS6 25 do sheep 81 50G$5 0
S. 25gS3 60; stockers and feeders 50 Bog
Pittsburg Union stock Yards). July 17.-cATTIE-
Choice IS 1885: prime. s. 40dS5 20 HOGS-Receipts
steady; prime heayies S6eS7 Oo medium
81 15dS7 20: heavy Workers. 81 90 light do and pigs
81 2O0S7 .; rouyhs So 5OgS8. SHEEP-Slpply light
50 5GgSs 5O lambs S5G$7 75 Veal calves. 81 SOP
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

- New York July IL 1906
ing Al cars for saughterers for the market No
eee fer ednea ake sa Bea aaa dsqt beer 80 m9 ss5s
2 ehucs @ al % 81 10 sp6d Ps binds and dnq dS8n TSs az 5I ~
TsIkets nrn al last adyces with 12c the top price
ments 5 TO-DAY On the VICTORIAN 45e cattle schwarz
and @ 1000 quarters Of beef estimate other shippers
ssTr s & ae 4ceanie m sailing for Idyerpool temorov win
for Bermuda viii take cattle and sheep
arrived ad efe saa s 5SS bead e. which & q head
TO gdoG SeYS % s Say az a na & 9g M deas e " easier. PTor
dressed i0F Guy dressed NeaiS and "alle for country
saes Sanders: 5e veas 1876 III average at 81 % per
IoS SEPrp 10; . 40 ~ 10 10; "a at at - 20 - ~ 80
head Including cars 6oth street yards for slaughteers
ana - cars az Jersey city for the naTket Sheep steady
TRde5'uFTen are Of rmness for prime and choice lambs
Three cars partly late arrivals We're he'd Common
prime indiana do at 81 75 ordinary to prime ani6 at
80 .39ss car choice at IS 30; culIs at So; dressed
alssNsSton e. = 60: l9a Virginia lambs. aver
Go 10 at 81 as 2l2 do H. at s. co. 2es do SO H. at
Virginia do 1i5 H. al 81 S6 baaR 10 6 R al g ''' Il
at i'' s 60 state Pj Sheep 20 i64 r. at s. S. i
M.ss{s56 ssd &C q ae7 s1 iFgni% y lsmss 5ns 81 n p "a
, o. es y n @ At ss go DO - q n at s. 49, 2e3 West VIZ
Sheep io n ct So % DO IoI n at TO- 81 81 " es Vlr
sina do 20 H. at So ? ouiIss ass So H. at 81
s. 20 g IN ndaPa Pc DO fS S3 n b at At g 20 IS Indiana sheep
HOGS Receipts We're cars. or 1876 head the
West 10th yards None for sale alive Nominally
steady for hogs and firm for pigs, which were
hogs jeS n ayeraee ar 81 o5 er 100 M 70 do 225 ~
81 25; Sc do, 40 n 81 25: IS 215 n
roughs. 321 So 25 / stag, H. So 5O
/ 800 NJ 50 rs: do. n. at 81
8. Judd & Co: SO state hogs. 255 H. 81 40; III
1s9 fb. s. 4O 26 roughs 30S H. Sc 4O 6S mixed
Western hogs 2o4 H. at Sc 65; stays 245 n. at S5
robin & shannon: Il hogs. 228 ~ at 81 25: 3
Andrew Mullen Il hogs 172 N. at 81 4o l rough. 27O
10, at Sc 90
W = Hume: 80 hogs 2O7 10 at 81 40: 4 TOgghs. 2s7
J. G. Curtis Som 4S hogs 15S 10 at 81 4o - do 100
n. 81 TO- do 800 b, at S6 49, do 24l H. at $6 50
! 800 n. Sc 40.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

- tBy Telegraph 20 The TTibune-l
s,--easo. July I7.-TheTe was not enough faith TO-
~ u the prospective foreign demand for wheat
-. - caused yesterdays advance TO make longs
-, -, 70 purchases IN the face OF the heaviest local
,v@ Tor day that have come 20 Chicago IN a
- 49, many years That was the influencing factor.
~ Resulted IN nc decline with the lowest prices
t.1,alA'e around the close Corn and oats changed
- and that 10 the detriment OF the price. be-
- q the sickness OF the leader. Provisions
- .sfe hstless and dull. without material alter
~. N Prices. except IN July pork. which was 35c
Ss~a'rel higher.
49,. wheat market lost nearly all its early gain
= - -, less than an hour after the opening. owing
,r" cables from Liverpool, the immense re-
-, o. new wheat and reports Of the splendid
ress Tor The spring crop. Selling was the order
cay. Local receipts were 774 cars, with SiS
y q'nated for tomorrow. September wheat
-, = 1sssc TO 7Slzc. sold of TO 77c to 91sc and
oaek to TIC 10 &c.
-9fn market was rather quiet, and trade was
te1ise nor large Buyers were limited IN
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

number az any little concession from yesterdays
elosins hgures July was weak but there
was 3 good demand for September. Prices sia
hot improve however. Local receipts were Ss1 cars
with ia5 cars estimated for tomorrow. Shipments
henee were 10000 bushels September corn opened
20 5lssc. " '-710
ne oats market opened weak. hut soon recovered
a1oer rree selling when Il developed that offerings
lSu fallen into strong hands Crop promises were
round satisfactory. with harvesting in progress
ana the indications OF a slight falling Off in the
yield, as compared with year ago. Local receipts
were l6S cars, with 81 estimated for Tomorrow
shipments hence were $4,000 bushels The cash
demand is improving. and samples sold at firm
prices September sold from S4s5c. of to S4lkc and
reacted to s4ssc to S47sc
Trading in provisions was Of small volume at the
outset, but prices showed a decided upward
tendency. Packers were fair buyers later in tho
session. Hog receipts 21OO0 head and prices
at the yards We're strong early. but closed weak
September pork sold from $7 S7ls to Sl7 20 off to
$l7 80 and reacted to $l7 S5. September lard sold
from 50 to So O5 of TO 50 to 50 02 September ribs
sold from 50 IS to 50 BIZ, of to 50 S5 to 50 Ss
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
EXPORTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Z.
t-OttEE-The coffee market moderately active. as
judged by standards with sales for the dav reach
ing about $4,000 bags. The opening points lower to
points higher, and prices held steady around
uhg @ me entire session The closing being steady
some local qudaon during the day while local
interests seemed to be the best trading
was not significant of change in conditions. The
opening considered better than due on the cables
haVre was q franc lower. following the 4 franc decline
T tne previous day in spite Of the steady showing OF
changed 20 4 pfg lower Neither the Brazilian mar
et reported any change but Rio reported
santos barely
and the weather State sac Pauo was fine in ali
cons Ihere Is some further discussion vaoriZa-
uon scheme which, It Is said is coming up the shape
the future but there been SO much tak and so
little accomplished in this direction during the last year
that II mas lost
is now waiting confirmation big crop estnna
oor developments during the Towering season
mer ana early autumn the market spot
The range of contract prices in the local market day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
couNrRY PRopucE MARkErs.

For the week ending Tuesday, July II, 1906
1890 bags peas experts 69l 6bls beans ana
bags The market continues very qulet ior at
he Impossible 20 satisfactory bids The light bust
reported during the week has been in the The ranges
quote: BEANS choice per bush 50 tair to good
s. 5C$2 90; medium choice d w. Toion M & 70 NJ
81 CO. red kidney choice, S3Q$3 o2i fair 10 GOOD 81 I5
q 9 S NIs a NtS TeGw eve 81 So lima California s3
So O5 PEAS, green, scotch 81 l5Q$l la. - - -,
G. pkgs exports Europe for week sl psgs and
other countries. 1923 pkss TIE market mas been
amount Of stock going out on regular orders AZ
the range quoted but this NOV s nov suiDeiee & o
report little accumulation than they care
faye weakened little proportion OF high grade
goods is gradually decreasing IN e su! ply nd duoJe,
market for secondary grades OF but some call
for cheap stock that be had at about lsalss vac
less arm Renovated steady. Packing stock firm We
quote: Creamery extras per 10 -oSq%lc Ais
9e. az seconds IsGie, DO thirds idlsQlTlsc; state
eary 5n6 fresh 81 brs 9s @ 40 Mests ts imitation
cry extras sac: do rsts l6iaQl lsc;
thirds i5qi3c Western factory frsts lee dc seconds
i5Q16c DO thirds. 1891 packing stock NO AOe' DO
cHEESE~Recei1s Tor the week, a. eS4 boxes; exports
&c EuEope for Se "a s@ 51ess In he demand deve
oped during tbs latter portion Of last week ahy aeaers
nrops 10 secure June cheese 70 store for
use later in season but have been holding on owing
in their favor With continued high cOunry and
IDENTIFY abandoned hope Of lower figures and quite good
many cheese purchased IN comparatively moderate
market cleaned in much closer shape than had
a. country markets late in the week The assst here
opened strong ana higher Monday and prices aa-
continue fairly liberal b ths aaVanos has terist 10
cheek speculative csmane snd with only s1iE Hctivo
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

COTTON-The cotton market was more active to-day
but after slight opening advance which carried the
prices prices developed declining tendency and the close
the DAY were estimated at about 10000 bags The
response higher cables In the belt
but the offerings at the advance quite heavy, and
some Of the local bears sold blocks acting
aggressively than has been the days
Bulls supported the market literally first for
some time orders were well divided that prices barely
was some liquidation by scattering longs result Of
rather more favorable reports and in spite OF the
forecast calling for further showers the market
large Atlantic state spot handler conditions
In Georgia and Alabama exceptionally pronising
S9uthWesern authority issued report showing much
hlgner condition IN Texas than last year,
authority issued semizonthly condition report showing
/ cent. when the bulls had predicting a de-
terioratlon Of about per cent. The low point was
reached in the late trading. and the
point or two OF the bottom Southern spot markets
generally unchanged and reports from the
said that interior holders were offering cotton but
not enough equal the demand
been made during the last lO34c
for mdding.
The Of contract prices in the local market was as
follows;
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
ss,asss4 per ser 7ss; g vAi's sog'So' vaHzaGsHas

rutabaga, per bb 7ss; 90 vhite. eTSo' fVA1ss ssss
per 100 punches, S10S1 80
-HONgEY-SoutheEu comb 601cY s:.- a.
irving in small lots and selling fairly WI a. ts s-ss
California extracted. as TO GGay pri1Ss t2.
Sac Tc-outsida hguTe 10r the bsse Gls We Go1s@
Southern. extracted. new per gallqn ocl 60 6als
fornia extracted amber. per - 6.4eS: g wntte 81
&c: DO Florida. comb peg - 1sc, Blasss sA1EIre de-
nestle continues firm ct SO per n NU1s-IHe bst-s-.
varieties OF Virginia hanG PICKED psa-fs sse ho-as
steady with Jumbo selling fliTy vel at 9- = Spas-
sh shelIed firm ana No I are eeaey e cr.c. We
SA6Ssso; fancy. 41s9sl1e; 60 eK-z sss CO s-ssd,
Jumbo 71sG9lsc: DO ViTg-ias shslsa. NO - a. Essc;
90 No 2 262lac: % Spanish shaeap 10 J. 6ascs Go no
HAY AND srRAw-HAX-A sOOd Tun os receipts
reached the principal TOil statiols-a Gear1s t5dsnt
for two Of the yards as there g sssatsz ten
quoted fairly strong for the top seess {az rscxei
IN good shape. STTlAW-The market "a rather over
stocked BY river arrivals and prices
weak We quotes Long rye (eoErocted). eo5o 100 y
Produce Exchange az noon today: auesol EE-r Fa-i
road 32o: West Shore 80; Erie $50 Psnnssiva,ia 20.
Delaware, Laekavanne Western. 100; IeAls4 Valley
tons Receipts Of straw 259 tons We quote: Ir.sns
70 g 7Sgso;; sh5Pgtng S5GS5c; SlSyS- uixsd. bssE
Toledo. July T.-CLOVERSEED-Cash 81 0rtooer.
S6 STA. ALSIkE-August, 81 e. TINOIAx-AAAnnel
s. O5. RYE-No 2 6sAc-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
SIMPSON MAY SEE MINUTES OF JURY
Justice FavOrs Application of NOrthpOrt Den
tist. Accused of Murder.

Martin T. Manton, counsel for James w. Simp-
son the Northport dentist, who is charged with
the murder of his father-in-law. made demand
70 see the minutes Of the Suffolk County Grand
Jury before Justice White, in the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn. yesterday Mr. Manton said
his client had right to see what evidence was
before the jury in order to prepare his defence'
simpson is accused of killing BARLEY l. HOT
ner his wealthy father-in-la"' IN their nome at
Northport. Long Island He says ne was go =,
~ r1,,,, opd accidentally shot his father-in-
law. -, % c,,,eeo1l,
<.o,,,ty onposed the application. Justice Wnlte
1d Ss Knew Of no reason why the application
should be denied.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July i7.-Tho improved coldillQls :, W "a
the wool market are distinct eneoSIeee.eli Ss tos
80 ~ the Stern WOOL growers &ccspt t1s rstees
thar clipa dnoF Er1ae9 o. lal-4 NeqA ~ -
~. S-,.rS s,1 q f,ir business being done Terr-
moderately 9ctive ~
an5 above SSS4c: s. 5l0S2e; 70 y Sl4eoGs 30 y St2
bload Sse: s blood Sc; unwashed dslaine. 81 80
sse5c: !. bood unwashea, SigSSe eloed slsa 1855
t,eIv indsna. etc; Three-eishtha ana = blood Sc 3c
rerFtory: idaho 0pe. S34@4ci heavy hnes 1rS-e GO
SS5Hlins ahe 2efl3e: heavy 1ne 1o0-0o; Hle n~1lCr
efg5e. mofiuu 47E2Sc. low medium 2IG2Se: Utah al
Ncv1da me. 23G25e. heavy Nne. l902oc fne rs.:u
medium, &ia@scs low medium 21.so. DaA0tA
ene. e2E1e me medium. 2292ec mediun. s-sci low
medium, -if; Montana une choke, y e; n1e aver
-4e; sta.e. -7.-sc me1ius1 eAcics e-grSo, s~ssas~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July lT-Clesng: WHEAT-sRot aollila!:
futures easy July 6 I%d; September. @ Te Ieee-
Der. Tisd. CORN-Spot quiet: American mixed Ot.
As ed: futures quiet: July IS Sd SePtelbeE q 5G
fancy winter steady S. "a, HOPS in London Caeiae
COasO steady, IS SsGf3 15s BEEF easy extra 4ncle
mess. ass PORK nominal HAMS-ShoEt eat "a = g
SO Ib 52s ca short rib = To- 58s: long clear i
dies light . "a - 10 Cd lorg clear Hddles heavy.
clear backs. 10 - 10. SIS &C.
clear bellies. "a Is ID. SOS Cd sHOULDERS-SQuar-.
tierees hr. ass; American refined IN pails s1Eo1s as
white SIS ga: coloTed, 56s Ga TALLOW-PEiue o.,T
steady. %is Cd. TURPENTlNl -SQlrltg e1ll sts %
ROSIN-Cournon steady. Qs lO4ad- EErflOls1CN-stS
fined quiet. esd LINSEED OIL quiet Sls Sd
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
NEW YORK PRICEs.

LEATaER-Busness was fairly good especially in q
jobbing way and full prices quoted all around
Hemock acid, light hrst selection. 2!927,se; light sec
onds 28 d27c: middle seconds 2626sc heavy seconds
2ec slaughter seconds, 29@SOe light tairds 2Ae; middle
thirds 24hc thirds 23S G24O; union light backs
sGa37o middle backs 35Q36c heavy backs Sec seconds
82c thirds light 3l032o light hacks. COW, So937c;
bellies shoulders, 2seS3c backs
frss 39a40c; seconds 8763sc; thirds S59Soe bellies
24625c shoulders 3002c botng butts. 4lW45c; Texas
oak, sole, 2o162c
DRUGS-Essential oils generally firmly held. with
the usual tobng Anse 81 3G1Sl a5: bergRrOt
s2 2Od$2 30: essia S99s2o; citronella native, 4oa2e
Glove bottles 02Erl 05: crOton. 1oIbc cnbebs $50
v2ac; lemon. 6o3ocs lemon grass s. go So penTyFoya
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
urw POST FOR FRANK L. GRANT.

Frank L. Grant. who for many years mas li..U
charge Of the trust and reorgahiza'ion 80
oI.ai .g - 4ha central Trust Company. has been
'i'''' -.,.a-,resident Of the Carnegie Trust
elected 2 q was announced yesterday Inc Inc
ceTnepie Trust Company. which was 1, TeIsi bsi1
oreanized by Charles G. bacAllisoA' Wa
business in the fdlls
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
To Whom 1t Man Concern.
STATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE L

STATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE DE
- paTtment-Albany. June 9Th 19O6.-whereas Teutonia
insurance Company located at New Orleans in the state
Of louisiana nled in this Office a statement
by the officers thereof showing condition
business and has complied in all with the laws
CT this state relating Fire Companies
porated by other states Of the United States
Now therefore, in pursuance OF law /. OTTO KELSEY
Superintendent Of Insurance OF the State OF New York;
do hereby certify that said Company Is hereby authorized
to transact its business OF Fire
this State In accordance with law during
year The Condition and Business Of said Company
the OF December 81. 1SO5)
follows:
Aggregate admitted Assets $780, 4ea
Aggregate amount Of liabilities Except Capital
and SuTpus) including relnsurance....... $4,000 20
actual paid up Capital ........ $50 coo 90
Surplus all liabilities. 1856 624 as
.............. 720 6S1 IS
Amount disbursements year..... 632 T2e IS
In Witness Whereof have hereunto subscribed my
and caused the seal OF my Office be affixed the
day and year above written.
ISeaLl OTTO KELSEY.
Superintendent OF Insurance
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
EERRY COMPANIES.
BOSTON CURB MARKET.

fssroued hy J Thomas Reinhardt. No Is Wall st. and
No l9 Exchange Place, Boston)
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

Warrington. July 1.-THE condition OF the Treas
~ At the beginning OF business to-day as fol-
AsE;
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

HAFANA EL11IIttIL.
ee,-oaa week IN July. s3OOS4 S2s.392 Inc 81
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

HOPS-Receipts for the week, 1885 bales: exports,
1880 bales. There have been occasional inquiries from
brewers the local market but continued unfavoraoe
advices from England caused little drner
feeling here and the mness OF holders has interfersd
with demand ana there has been little actual move
ment Trading is also moderate az primary points In this
state and the Pacific Coast Crop adiees both IN THIS
stlte and continue favorable with all nda-
cations pointing large yield Foreign crop advices
are still unfavorabe We quote: state 1906 choice per
10 1O9l1c; do fair, sq9c; DO 1904 79Sc do
ii@i2c do Common to fair saioe' do. 1908. saSc
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-07
KENTUCKY.

Portland Avenue Church.-The communion of the
Lords Supper observed the second Sabbath of
this month, with good congregation present Rev.
w. H. Miley announced received during the
quarter. Five officers, three elders and two deacons
ordained and installed last Sunday.-Christidn
Observer
Charlottesville Carrolton church, Rev. j. M La
Bach, D. D.. pasorelect, received recently twelve
members into the full communion of the church.
nine of them profession of faith, two of whom
were baptized. The church encouraged at the evil
dence of Gods blessing upon them The people are
at work, and the congregations good and grow
ing The Sunday-school and prayer meetings very
interesting and have grown upon us.-Christidn OBJ
SerUer.
Fourth Avenue Church, LouiSuiUe-Admiral j. c.
Watson, retired, and W. III. Mundy, were elected
elders in the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at meeting of the congregation.
Admiral Watson retired from the navy about
year ago and since that time has made his home
IN Louisville joinging the Rourth Avenue church
MIR. Mundy is we'll known busiess in Louis
vile, and has been member of the church for many
years. This church has recently called DR.. W. Fran
CTS Irwin, of Springfield Ill At meeting of the
congregation of that church last Sunday, they
agreed though with deepest regret to accept his
resignation. Southern Presbyterian
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-07

capital of the State in 1927 and in the succession
of its pastors havs been Rev. j. W. Baker, Rev. j. w.
Finn and Rev. Donald Mcqueen. Mr. George g.
Smith contributed $4,000 to the erection of the
church. 1t is a handsome gothic edfce, which, with
the open Sunday schoo seats about 700 people The
church numbers ESQ members, and is well or
gained, growing and fruitful.
The Moore Memorial church Atlanta, Atlanta
DIR. A. r. Holderby pastor, celebrated its sixteenth
anniversary on last Sabbath, Feb d. Five hundred
members have been added during this period, a new
church and new parsonage have been erected, and
the church is prosperous and active in mission work
in the city.
The Lookout Committee of the Sunday-school of
the Central church, DIR. Il. H. Rice pastor request
that those who have friends who have made their
homes in Atlanta Will send their and addresses
to the chairman Miss Alice Logan Wingo, 422 f.
Georgia avenue We want to meet these strangers
with cordial Christian welcome You may be sure
that they will be looked up and at brought into
a circle of Christian friends