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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-12-18
EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Drill Co. G Honolulu Rifles, at
1880.
Service at Central Union Church,
at 1880.
Oahu Lodge No. /, X. of p, AZ
1880.
Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. of p, at
1880.
Service at st. Andrews Catlie-
dral, mt 1880. Choir rehearsal at g..
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MAGAZINES have been missed from
the reading room Of the y. M. C. A.
from time to time, but it was inn
possible find the persons who took
them. L. %ever, yesterday, two boys,
Nakolo and tJilama, were arrested
with two llarper's Magazines in their
possession, belonging to the Associa-
ton. They will have Il hearing to-
morrow.
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BEFORE DOLE, j.

w. c. Parlie, assignee of W. II.
Graenhalgh, bankrupt, vs.. G.. q.
Berger. Assumpsit and set-off, De-
PENDANTS appeal from Police Court,
Honolulu. The Court orders judg-
ment to be entered for defendant.
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noir of the second congrega-
lion of st. Andrews Cathedral will
have special rehearsal of the Christ
mas music ut g o'clock this evening.
Every member is requested to be
present.
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
By j. +. MORGAN.

AT Z O'Clock in the evening sale
of holiday goods, comprising toys,
decorated china and glassware, al
buns, vases, rugs, silk shawls, rat
tan ware, etc.
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BROW is Founders Day at
lehameha schools. Appro-
ercises will he held at 10
m. General j. Il. b. Mar
deliver an address.
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THE two windows of Warehouses;
No. 10 store present quite an attrac-
tive holiday appearance.
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p FOUND carriage robe can be oh
tain by the owner at the Reform
atory School.
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The Cabinet Policy!
A POINTED PROGRAM /!
Straight Chinese Restriction
FINANCES--PUBLlC WORKS
RELATIONS WITH AMERICA
-INDEPENDENCE FOREVER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Straight Chinese Restriction
DECENTRALIZATION :!
Reply Of the Cabinet to the Hilo
Reform Committee.

The following is the reply of the
Cabinet to the request of the com
mittec of the Reform Party in Hlo
for a statement of Ministerial
policy
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On ilonday, January 6, 1890, the
o. ed annual meeting Of the
''e Company will be held at
"a, . of Hon. III. A. Widemann.
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cos at the Temple OF Fashion
anime the varied assortment
OF y. lay goods.
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:. PPLEMENT accompanies this
issue, containing the conclusion of
"Ouv American Budget" and advcr-
nts.
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NJ" Leyey holds another sale of
y goods at his sales room, Fri
vening.
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RENEMBER that tomorrow Mr.. J.
'" Hubafh opens his new jewelry store
in Mctnerny's block, Fort street.
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THE Elite Ice Cream Parlors Chart
& Co.'S will be illuminated by cleo
tric light in grand style this evening.
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IT is just as Mr.. A. l.. Smith says,
that MS Christmas and New Year
cards must be seen to be appreciated.
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SUPREME C0URT--AT CHAMBERS,
TUESDAY, Dec. 18th.
BEFORE M'CULLY, j.

In re estate of John ID. Kau. Pc
tition of administrators for allowance
of accounts and discharge. Order
ed that the accounts be approved
and administrator discharged upon
filing final receipts.
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sis large amount Of the
.eresting reading in n. S.
ew advertisement on the first
rticl.larly TO those in search
y goods.
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NJ ii. i. Thiron, late engineer of
II. NJ. S. kaimiloa, arrived on the
last steamer.
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TIE Office of Mr.. MOnsarrat, V. s.,
IS with J. |. Dowsett, Queen street.
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MEssRs. Lovejoy & Co.'s holiday
advertisement appears in tins issue.
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TIE Paradise of the Pacific is ont.
Copies mt the bookstores.
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Office to the members of Mystic
No. 3, appears elsewhere.
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sEvENrHIN--FCTuRE INDEBTEDNESS
AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
The cost of necessary permanent
public improvements should be dis
tributed over a period Of years, and
not assessed entirely upon presei :
taxpayers.
1t is the desire and intention of
the Cabinet to make the develop
ment of the internal resources of the
country the distinctive feature Of
the Government policy.
The Cabinet believe in the propo-
sition that the condition Of the roads
of country is one Of the surcst in
aices Of its civilization and advances
ment, and will use every endeavor
to secure such appropriations as
will, with economical, systematic
and continued effort, place the
country, in few years, in the
front ranks of those possessing good
roads.
Detail plans and estimates of cost
OF numerous public works, nclud-
ing additional roads and harhor fa.
cilities, are now in course of prcpa-
ration for presentation TO the Legs
latnre.
There is every reason to believe
that the Government can Dor
row at low rate of interest
from our own citizens all the money
that will be required for permanent
public improvements, during the
coming period.
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A LADY's gold watch is advertised
as lost.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Believing that it is the duty
of the state to give every child
growing mp in the Kingdom the OPP
portunity of obtaining good com
mon school education, liberal appro-
priations will he recommended TO
sustain the schools already estah-
lished, and to establish new schools
in all sections of the country where
required.
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DIED.

GAFF-In Honolulu. December 18Th,
the infant son of James Calf Of Ell
lensburg, Washington, aged II
months IL days.
HeisH' Funeral from the residence of J
A. McCandless, Pauoa Valley, Thurs
day, 1t 10 q. M.
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SCHAUMCONFECT in great va
- riety, at the Elite, try some.
I3l 81
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,rIII.
WEDNESDAY,lDE ls, 1889.
ARRIVALS.

TTNV ~
Stm g X Bishop from Koolau
Stmr Lcluu from Hamakua
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PONY FOR SALE
WANTED

A N Energetic, Trustworthy Man ss
IA collector and 20 make himself
generally useful in the ONCE. Address.
stating last place aud terms desired TO
up. O. liOx 489." 425 II
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OAHU RAILWAY TINE TABLE.

Trains leave Honolulu and II Il. M.
3p. M; arrive llalawa s 40 and II 40
Il. m, 3:l5 p. IN.
Leave IIalawa . 80 u M. 1880 and
4:l5 pm; arrive Honolulu l0:l5 II. M,
10 and . p. III.
SuNDAY-Leave Honolulu $3.50 a. m,
II 80 and 3p. m; arrive llalawa lO:l5
a. m, ! 10 and 3 ~ D IN.
Leave Hulawa ii n. m. | IA and 4 ia
p. M; arrive Honolulu rs n. IN &,
> go and p. m.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

A FURNISHED cottage is TO let.
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DUY your Holiday Goods at Fishel's
I'D and ask for Christmas Present.
428 81

Culver, Peachblow and Glassware
- Presents given away al Fishels
l9S 81
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1928 Square Feet,
2-StOry Dwelling HOUSE,

On the property at present occupied as
a lodging house.
The recent widening Of Alnkea street
has increased the value of this property
a great deal, and its close proximity to
Fort street, will in n short time I'm.
doubtedly bring it within the active
business portion of the city
The approaching erection of the new
market ut the foot of Alakea street will
make this street the principal thorough.
fare to and from the market, and viii
add largely TO the prospective value of
this property.
Parties DESTROYS of safe and remu
neratiye investment will find this an
uouSnal opportunity To secure vuluN.
bic property.
TERMS CASH.
kB- Deeds at purchasers expcn,c
JAS. f. MORGAN,
1870 81 Auctiuucer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14
CIRCUIT COURT.

4 Number of Interesting suits Instituted.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the
following suits were instituted
James Sweeney against A. j. Ford for
$4,000. Mr.. Louis Wendenburg is
plaintiff 5 attorney. This suit grows out
of the arrest of Mr. Sweeney last Sunday
night on a warrant sworn out by Mr..
Ford charging Sweeney with stealing
snndry scenery from the Br0ad-street
Opera-HOuse. and which was dismissed
in the Police Court after full hearing.
Albert Trent against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, damages II GOO.
The declaration says that the company
allowed the rope attached To the valve
of the water tank which feeds water
to engines TO rot. so that on the 5lst Of
July. 1889, the plaintiff having mount
ed the water tank attempted TO pull
the rope attached 10 the said valve
when it broke. and ne was Frustrated
to the ground. and was bruised. hurt
i'm his back aud on his left leg.
Albert Poiudcxter, by jones VI.
POindexter, against {. Dominica * Co..
Damages. Il .0CO. The declaration says
that G. Dominica keeps "a store at No.
l1l0east franklin: the cellar cap was
left open. and on September Z. l'o9. be-
tween and 10 p. NJ. the plaintiff was
precipitated into the cellar, resulting
in his beng injured.
j. W. Keller against w. Jennings,
S30A.
Whi.ehurst & Owen against &. w.
Snead. Action Of debt. 1875.
Whitehurst < Owen against G. p.
HAYES. Action Of debt. S3l2.2O.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14
PUBLIC SCHOOL MONEY.
Apporiionment for The Ensuing schoias-
tic Year.

The State Board of Education has APP
portioned Sl95. 3lS.12 for the scholastic
year lSS9.90. being at the rate OF g.
cents per capita per pupil.
The amount is distributed as follows.
Accomack. S9.964. IS; Albemarle. 81
Isl 20; Alexandria city, 81 ,5j0.72: Alex
andria county, SiG6 So: Allegheny
5000; Amelia, 81 ,4OGOS; Amherst,
S9475 81: Appomattox. Sl.2i5.20; Au-
gusta. - SOB Of; Bath. Sj7l.20: Bedford.
SO $50. i6; Bland, $685. 80; Boteto0rt,
Il $50. 81: Brunswick. S2.3l5.20; Blu
chauan. SIP 0G Buckingham. 8 100 -;
Campbell. - COS IS; Caroline. 1883 80:
Carroll, ii $50 "A: Charles City. S1340S;
Charlotte, 50 1886: Chester field. 81
12O.9G: Clarke. S9GO.6i: Craig. S492. Il 6:
Culpeper. Sl.750.72: Cumberland. 81,
3lS.12; Danvliie, 1855 IS: Dickinson.
SOS. 80; Dinwiddie, 81 ,SO2.sS: Elizabeth
City. SLIT -; Essex. 81 .332 Is; Fair
fax, Sl.995 81; Fauquier. S3.lll.O4:
Floyd. Sl.Ss2: Fluvanna. 81 302 40 ;
Franklin, 81 357 A; Frederick, Sl.5lO.
0S: Winchester, 1868 90; Fredericks-
burg: sos so; Giles. Sl.2l6.64; Glouces
ter, II 5000: Goochlaud. II 229 40:
Grayson, Si.797.l2: Greene, sos % :
Greenesville. S9Sl ID Halifax. - 404. IS:
Hanover. 80 .39O.72: Henrico. - 2S0 90:
Henry. =. 396.4s: Highland. $3.50 IS:
Isle of Wight. 81, 1856 81; James City.
S479.3S; King and Queen. Sl.274 "a;
King George, 81 ,000.64: KING William,
II 2i9 90: Lancaster, Ss0i .2S: Lee, 81
154.SS; Loudoun. 20 663 "a; Louisa.
80 $500; Lunenburg, 81 ,543. 36: lynch
burg. S2.0l2. so; Madison, Sl.362 SO:
Manchester. sos -; Mathews, 1896 Of:
MeckIenburg, 20 355. 20: Middlesex.
SS9i 81; Montgomery. 80 344 81; Nanse-
mond. - 0lG; Nelson. S2.l69 IS; New
Kent. SOP 80: Norfolk city. -, 300 10;
Norfolk county. S3.a75.90; North
ampton. Sl.07i %; Northumberland +,
81 .O54 50 Nottoway. 81 1896 30; Orange,
81 M 60; Page. S1.4J5.0i; Patrick
Sl.79l.6S; Petersburg, SO 3i5 % Pitt
sylvania Including Tunstall Dan River,
aud North Dapvllle districts. S6.73S. "A :
Portsmouth, 81 900 50; Pow hatan. ST.
COS 80; Prince Edward. Sl.9i3.9 % A;
Prince George. 81. l39 90: Princess Anne,
81, 249 GO; Prince William, Sl.211 90 :
Pulaski, Sl.l70 "a; Rappabannock. 81
203.20; Richmond city. t. 937. % /:
Richmond county. 1919 SO. Roanoke
city, 1887 L.: Roanoke county 81. 6l2. so,
Rockbridge. s2,6l6; Rockingham. So
1876: Russell, Si,SsG Os; Scott. 81
S74 0s: Shenandoah. 81 252 As; Smythe.
Sl,656.96; Southampton, SO. 299. 52 4;
Spottsylvania, Sl,35s; Stafford, S0O7.-
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TIE COLORED Y. M. c. A.
In Very Prosperous Condition and Grow

1nE.
Messrs. i. NJ. Qnarles, X. S. Bosher.
and William X. Ellyson, the advisory
com mi.tee appointed by the Richmond
Y. NJ. C.. A. to advise with the c0lOred
Y. NJ. C.. A.. Of this city. met Thursday
NIGHT mt the rooms OF the cOlOred asso-
citation and examined into the condition
of this work. and found that the asso-
citation has on roll three hundred and
fifty male members has library OF
from six hundred % seven hundred
good books has reading-room Of nifty
papers and magazines that the Asso'
citation had paid S2.G02 q upon ITS
building. and that the colofed men bad
subscribed for current expenses some
thing over 81 $50 for the year.
At this meeting the Colored Young
Men Christian Association requested
Mr.. Il NJ. Qaarles, the real estate agent
of 1919 Main street. TO act as treasurer
Of the building fund and to receive all
money donated for the association
building. and to pay 1t out for that pur-
pose. lie kindly consented to act In
this capacity, ard donations sent him
will be duly acknowledged and properly
applied.
Messrs. r. 5. Bosher, William X.
Ellyson and b. VI. Quarles allowed the
Colored Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation TO refer the public to them for
information and endorsement of this
work. The committee expressed them
selves as being we'll pleased with the
association and its prospects for useful
ness and success, and pledged it their
supDOrt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14
ODD CHURCHES.
\ Northern Error Corrected.


The following paragraph has been
going the rounds of the newspapers;
AN old church In Cahokia, H., that
was built in 1851 of cedar logs. was torn
down few days ago TO make way for
a more modern building. There were
only two churches IN Amerlca-at St.
Augustine and Santa Fe-that were
older.
In the above notice there is displayed
singular ignorance of the history of
church edIiices in this country. The
Spanish Roman Catholic cathedrals at
Santa Fe and ST. Augustine antedate
any Protestant church building. but
reference 10 DR.. Philip Slaughter and
other church historiographers will give
the information that the church at
Jamestown. Va, dated from 1909; st.
Luke's. Smithfeld. 1852. and Bruton
Parish. Williamsburg, 1910. The main
churches of York, Hampton. and Mid
dlesex counties were all built before
1866. aud even the cedar-log building
of 1854, above alluded to, was built On
the soil OF Virginia, as no State of llll-
nois existed until Virginia made 1t a
present to the United States. At the
time that it and great many other
Western churches were built. Virginia
was colony OF Great Britain and the
stronghold of the Protestant faith.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14
VIRGINIA FIELD SPORTS ASSOCiA-
TON.
The annual shoot" to Take Place il
~tnuutou.

The annual shoot to Take Place IN
>faunton.
The executive board of this assOcia-
ton. meeting held IN this city on
the 10Th instant. passed "a resolution
naming Stanton a. the place Tor the
next annual meeting. The BALDWIN
Augusta fair will be held in that city
on the LIST of October. and continue Tor
four days. The Virginia Field Sports
Association will hold its meeting on the
Sd. and the annual shoot for the asso-
citation prizes will come oil that day.
This action Of the board was decided
upon because OF the fact that there VIII
be 10 publ, gatherings IN that city
this fall, and the further fact that some
of the most enthusiastic members OF
the association reside in Staunton ana
vicinity. There will be several shoot
ing events, > which, on account OF the
valuable prizes offered, will draw the
crack shots from all the Virginia towns
and some of the large cities OF the
North. This part of the programme
however. is MT managed by the asso-
citation, but under committee APP
pointed by the Fair Society. Mr. Polk
Miller is the acting president OF the N'r-
GINA Field Sports Association. Barton
ii. Grundy. secretary, and John W.
Pierce, treasurer.
There are six hundred members of
the association ia the State. and the
acting president would be glad to see
this item of interest to all lovers of
field sports given as large circulation as
possible.
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general superintendent, and has been
with the company for forty years. Johh
ID. Baird, his son. is assistant superIn-
tendent. lie first saw the light upon
the island and has grown up upon II.
Mr. G.. w. Catlett is secretary.
The present plant consists OF Two
pudding mills Of the largest capacity
Of any South Of Pittsburg. Pa; eleven
heating furnaces, six trains Of rolls, one
hundred nail machines. Besscmer steel
works. capacity two hundred tons per
day when at work; two bar mills and
horseshoe factory. The company Is the
sole owner Of the celebrated Walker
horseshoe. having purchased the letters
pateut under which the shoes were
manufactured, from Joseph Walker. OF
Baltimore. These shoes have a wide
reputation. and are all branded wv alker
Forged" The works are run by water
power from dams and ways owned by
the company and steam generated from
waste heat from the puddle furnaces.
Not a SINGLE pound of coal Is burned
to make steam. The products OF the
works are muck bars. IRON and steel, cut
nails and spikes, car and bridge IRON.
steel and carriage ties, horseshoeh anu
nails. The works are in full blast. go
ing at their full capacity. and the house
full Of orders. Seven hundred hands
are kept at work night and day. Calcu-
la,ing five people in each family there
would be thirty-five hundred people
who are provided with the comforts OF
this life by this enterprising establish
ment. The annual expenditures OF the
works in one year amount 10
500. 900. More men are employed
by the Old Dominion Iron ana
Nail Works than any other con
Germ Of similar character south OF
Philadelphia. The works are connect
ed with every railroad running out OF
Richmond. so that goods can be ship
ped to any point of the compass with
out change Of cars.
During the war the island was occu-
pied as Federal prison, and thousands
of Union soldiers were quarered there.
The manufacture Of camp kettles, camp
utensils. and nails and spikes for the
Government was kept up
all the time of the war.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14
POLICE COURT.


several Minor Cases Disposed of.
The principal cases disposed OF III the
Police Court yesterday were the fol
lowing:
Rock Antoui. charged with unlaw-
fully exhibiting certain game calied
policy, - was continued until WedneS-
day. 18th, and rule issued for the
witnesses.
Thomas Gardner lcoloredl was
charged with stealing pocket-book
containing two keys and gold pen
from W. A. Crump. There was no
evidence to show that there had been
any theft. Gardner was discharged.
Thomas Winston lcolorsd). charged
with stealing three silver Spoons. tw"
pairs of earrings, one gold ring aud one
silver chain from Charles III. Crew. lie
was sent to Jail for ninety days.
Philip Davis was fined - for curslng
and abusing Dora keEtowit.
Thomas Thompson ,coloredl was
charged with abusing and throwing
rocks at the house Of Frank Seraslno
and carving concealed weapons. 10
vita razor. was fined S2j and costs.
Joseph Laing. arrested on the com .
plaint of Thomas Parrish. charged with
stealing Sl3j from Parrish and with
being a fugitive from justice from
Cumberland. LANG was discharged
and Parrish made TO pay the costs.
Mollie Austin lcoloredl charged with
stealing two underskirts from Parthe-
MIA Walton, was given ninety days III
jail. =,
Edward Kenan, an inmate of the
Soldiers Home at Hampton, was charg-
ed with being drunk and disorderly
and with firing a pistol in the train at
the Richmond ard Danville depot.
Kenan was fined $3.50 and costs for be
ing drunk, and 500 and costs for carry
iug concealed weapons. lie pulled out
a roll of money and handed Captain
Peasants "A fifty-dOllar bill, saying he
did not object to giving some OF CoIpo-
raj Tanners money towards building
a., ,,ou- cffv hall
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14
fIenrico Count, Court,

The case of Elias CARRIER. charged
with peddhng without "A license, was
called. but no Elias appeared. lie had
been granted bail, and Is. no doubt, how
peddling some where hundreds OF miles
away from this section. The bond was
declared forfeited.
A civil case was to have been heard
yesterday, but circumstances required
its continuance.
The court will meet again to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14

There will BIZ no meeting Of the Sun
day- school teachers this afternoon AT
the Young Mems Christian Association.
These meetings will be resumed on the
first Saturday III October, aud will then
be continued without interruption du-
ring the season.
Tomorrow afternoon at clock the
mems meeting will be conducted by
Safe. Secretary III. o. Williams. This
iusures a pleasant and profitable meet
ing. as Mr.. Williams is we'll known as
an earnest and attractive speaker. adv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14

"a: Stanton. s6l6.G4; Surry. ss73.2s:
Sussex. 81. 342 40: Tazewell: s2.o3G.l6;
Warren. Ss94.Os: Warwick, s33s.24'
Washington. go ,3s30i: Westmorelaud,
Il O62. Os: Williamsburg. Sli2.0s: Wise.
s9ls 70: Wythe. S1.9f3.os; York, ST.
600 ca. Total. Sl95. 3lS.72.