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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

The Mckinley troupe gave three
in Rocky Bar recent
ly. The Bulletin says each evening
the hall was crowded to overfiowing
and not even standing room could be
obtained at 81 per head.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

HAWKINS and Miners saw mills, IN
Long valley, are running to their
full capacity, but are unable to meet
the demand for lumber.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

AT the Democratic State Conven-
ton of Washington Territory, Frank
Ganahl, pioneer lawyer of this place,
was nominated for one of the Supreme
Judges of the future State of Wash
ington.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

DRrs from various mining CEN
the Territory to Gov. Shoup
u the conclusion that ldaho's S
of gold and silver bullion this
iii be at least $15, 100000, says
Atesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

! DAY, engineer in the Banner
|me in from Banner last week
ht down to the capital.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

KrNpxER s. Co. will have ten
ore crushed soon III the Ban
from one of their locations in
" district this side of Beaver
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

Banner mill, which was shut
! short time ago for repairs,
h me operations in a few days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

A.C. BoMAR, formerly of this place.
is proprietor of a saw mill at Bonanza
which is now running on large con-
tracts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

Board of County Commission
meet as a Board of Equallza-
Monday, Oct. Z, 1889.
WIN. WARNER,
"a. Clerk Bd. Co. CONS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

Democrat says VIM. Rhodes
the 25th for Long valley to
nee surveys of the land there.
! preceded by quite a force OF
hts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

THE Banner mill will run until
about Christmas, and will then shut
down for the winter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

y will be received at the Octo-
betting of the Hoard of County
l'ssioners for shoveling snow of
lunty buildings. Bids will also
Fe'> led for the delivery of TWEEN
|ht cords of wood, more or less,
WV. WARNER,
Clerk BID Co. CONS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

II. G. MILLS, of Garden valley,
|e last week, on visit among
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01
|rottssioaal Cards.
T. AND TERRITORIAL.

kcr Tow FAuLL, of Placerville,
kown last week, on business.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

TIE Custer mill is again running
on Lucky Boy ore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

CAPT SMART flushed crushing of
ore this week from the Mountain
Queen mine, at Grimes Pass, at the
head of Muddy, and the result was
fully equal to expectations. The ore
was crushed in Morrell's mill, in
Lewis gulch. Four or FIVE thousand
dollars have been put in this mine in
development. Capt. Smart has a
bond OH the property. The ledge is
thirty feet wide-all ore some high
grade and some low grade, but av-
eraging we'll. The chances are more
than favorable for sale of this mine,
as well as the Ohio, short distance
north of Placerville. Present indica-
tions are that the Ohio will equal or
surpass the Gold Hill company's
mines, which have for over twenty
years been among the best paying
mining properties in the Territory,
and still paying as well as at any time
since operations began. There are
three veins in the Ohio, one four feet,
another ten feet, and one wall not
reached, and the other from eighteen
inches to two feet. The ore, by a
mill test, averages $l5 per ton. The
pay continues from 500 to 800 feet
in length. Capt. Smart is now crush
ing ore from what is known as the
Muddy property-the Rising Sun
Muddy and another clam, all on tns
same vein. They are owned by Sweet
Williams and others. Capt. Smar
has a working bond on the three
claims
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01
Good Ne vs. From ,,....

Ed. w. Barry, the Elmira com
Pahy assayer, came in from Banner
last week on short visit. Ed. saws
magnificent strike was made IN the
wolverine mine short time ago.
lie brought in a specimen chunk Of
ore weighing twelve or fourteen
pounds that will assay in the
neighborhood Of one thousand oun-
ces to the ton. 1t carries ma.
tive silver, ruby, silver glance, anti.
monial silver and sulphurets, and is
"a beautiful specimen. The last run
on Wolverine ore yielded $40 per
ton, from vein varying from three
to seven feet wide. The next run
will be on ore from the recent rich
strike, which will average in the
ne'ghborhood of 800 per ton. The
vein where the rich ore was tapped is
five feet wide, and taking into con.
sideration the size of the ore BODY
and grade Of ore it is genuine DO.
nanza. This strike was made be-
tween two and three hundred feet
east OF the shaft. The company is
now building an ore house to hold
from eight hundred to one thousand
tons of ore. The ore chute at the
mill Is full, holding 200 tons of ore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-01

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

Two small suits were Instituted in the
City Circuit Court Yesterday.
In the MlrX.Milstead case referred TO yes
teriay Messrs. Courtney * P1tte,on are the
counsel.
There were large number o. excursion
ISIS IN the city Yesterday msny Of whom
called upon the Governor.
G. VI. Kemp. n colored merchant n l3lt
west Moore street. has assigned 10 Robert
Dabney, trustee. Liabilities, $500.
Mr. William Elyson yesterday rendered
HE resignation 10 Judge titzlugn As q com.
missioner 10 chancrry. Mr. g.. q. Jackson
va, appointed to OIL The vacancy.
The Societa Frate,lanzl Beneyolleuza
Italians. u Richmond, viii celebrate their
eighteenth anniversary with a banquet at
sanger Hail on Wedne,diy night, Narch
1874.
Rev. Or. Jacob Henry smith. u Green's
boro'. y. C., conducted tue services AZ Dr.
Hoge's church .a,t night, aud preached an
eloquent sermon % large congregation.
Dr.. Hoge was present also.
Captain p. T. Wooddn Of the Soldiers
Home at Hampton, who. while going from
tue IFaUluE- kNDHl ~ ANt uilih--A DVAA hA
Ford's Hotel Monday night irll and spraned
his ankle. lett Tor nome yesterday.
The revival meetings AZ Grace-street Bap-
tist church conducted by Rev. Or. Wharton
continue 10 grow in interest, ana many con-
versions are made nightly. TIE meetings
will continue every night this week.
Mr.. Robert D. Brooks, formerly oi Com
pauy ], Fourteenth Virginia infantry died
yesterday morning at the Soldiers Home.
vi, funeral will take place Al i.30 O'Clock =.
81. to-day from Plue-stre Baptist church.
Colonel John Murphy il having the back
OF his hotel run up two stories. making an
addition Of thirty rooms. The house Is alsO
TO be thoroughly renovated and h.ted up.
and to have an elevator and other modern
Improvements.
Judge Wexford, Of the Clty Circuit Court,
yesterday, upon application Of the proper
authorities, appointed Messrs. James Aston
Cabell aud Thomas NJ. Rutherford trustees
Of 81. PauI's church yIce Francis u. Gun
nngham and James y. Dunlop, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
sARBArm.OnsERVANCE
Convention 10 AssemDIe at Grace
street baptist Church April 10TH.

The following call fOr Christian sabbath
Convention was issued yesterday
Alta recent meeting Of the Eyau2elical Al
lance at Richmond. Va, m accordance WITH
a suggestion OF Or. hOses y. Hogc Tesolu-
ton was adopted in favor OF inviting con-
yention Of the Christian people oi Virginia
to devise measures for securing better OBJ.
servauce Of the >ioblth. The following
gentlemen were appointed a. committee 70
take the matter under advi-ement ana to
adopt such arrangements rs would II their
trdgme,t best promote the end had IN view
For the Presbyter'ans: Rev. r. L. Kerr,
y. D.. Rev. NJ. il. Hoge j. d., sud 1. VIII
liam Pemoerton, E'q.
For the kpl,copahsns: Rev. Dr. Newton
and f. ". " ood.
Fer the Meihodists Rev. W. f. Jud-
k,ns. d. D.. and G. ". Hunter. E.q.
For the Baptists: Rev. George Coo per,
D. d., JOSIAH Ryland, Esq, aud William T..
istcher.
For the Disciples; Rev. L. IL. Cutler and
b. VI. Quarles.
For the English Lutheraus: Rev. Mr..
Moser and Adam Discont
Tbe undersigned was selected by the al
lance a. chairman Of this committee, and
B. NJ. Ousrles, Esq, was subsequently,
chosen by the committee as It's secrtt>ry.
The gentlemen TO whom thls matter was
committed felt the importance and sacred
mes. of their trust, aud began at once to con-
fer As 10 the wise-t and best thing TO be
done. After much deiberation they have
agreed very heartily upon the following liue
OF action;
/ That a Christian sabbath Observance
convention shall be called to meet IN the
Centenary Methodist church, Richmond,
Va, on Tuesday evening, April 10, 1883, al
8 O'Clock.
?. Inst such a programme OF topics shall
he chosen for discussion during the conycn'
lion as will bring uoder review the perils,
"a inns. aud needs Of the Christian sabbath,
and that for the discussion OF these several
topics gentlemen Of the very highest aDlli-
ties shall be chosen.
4. rbat every Christian church IN the
state OF Virginia be respectfully requested TO
send AZ us representatives 10 this convention
#. pastor and one layman.
4 That the committee will undertake 50
far as practicable TO provide cOfdis eutet-
laiument for all duly-appoInied delegates 10
the convention, and that those persons "ho
expect 10 attend are requested to sead their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
DIR. BUrLER. or yIRGISIA.
20 such Dentist Remembered a.
Having Lived fEcrc.

III. ,,,ogf diI,vcnf fueufrv fsIs TO show
,,,,,. Io,,t,., Lr tho n,ioe NJ Buil.r b,.
,,.'1 =. p..,,,,(.,..l for ,o,nv ve,f.. # eyer.
=. 81, ,cheyrd t,,t the one i'm louisville.
,. ,vho Alter rr,rficing there under the
n.nIe 81 No,f for .iN ycars. and VINO now
announce, inst bis real name i, Buler, came
from som, % thr cOuuties ~ Virginia, II
from mi. state gt lll. Dispstch reporter
~r.rerdaY uterylc1cd several dentists here.
. number OF Old rc'idepls. and nr. j. rank
r.. Butler. with N. Ro,onhaum * Co.. but
none of them recalled any dentist Of tins
maine who uad ever lived here.
The following special from Louisville
rive. further fact. concerning the matter.
IorI.vuIF. March About t,X y.ars
a.o q modest. geuilemsnly man came 20 this
cii, and stuck out a sign before Fourth
avenue rt-idrncc-'' Dr. Wayf, Dentist"
lie was aa1arenlv a soOi mgu IN bis line
and rauijN luit mp % lucrative Practice.
he enoIgrd assistant, and liu1iiy e>t,b ished
the Wayi Dental Depot Yesterday Dr.
Wavt went INTO The County Court and ana
pouncod that hc wa, not Navt a. ail, bu'
the Li, name va, F.. p. Buiicr and hi, home
Nuoinia.
gY,e .torv dates IFS oroning chapter in VIZ
,.;,.i, si, te,,s oro. Dr. Rutler. who ia o
,,c,otor - ,ne ~ tte oid..t and best fami-
I'm that ,,at. ,c4. then nrqcfi,ing den.
81. .,,r ,oar pich,nond brilliant and pros
rorous futur- was before him. iIe occupied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

Richmond John +. Booth 10 Jennie B.
Minor. 2tt leci on Grscc street, II the north
east corner II THIRD. a. John IL. Brlel TO
Y. B. Brel, personally, $40 john A. He's
Ter ana wife % Jane VI. Baldwin, % feet on
The east side Of second street near Preston,
5000: Eudors Mlllcr's trustee TO William
Liter, 2ef feet on tine east side oi Thirteenth
stree; near NJ. Sl42; George 4. Minor and
wife 10 John 4. Booth, 26t feet on Grace
street q, the northeast corner oi Third -;
". Fred. Pleasanis 10 j. II. Dinneen, NJ. &.
stables. and william Marshall, Jr., 81 feet on
the north side Of franklin teet between
Harri>on and Ky yland, --; Virginia ire
and Marine Insurance Company TO ClaIles
4. Brauer. l9s feet on the west side OF Pick
ct street. $500; A. ". Waddell ana wne
20 =. II. Waddell. 33 feet on Denny street
between Third aud Fourth, -.
Uenrico: John II. Dnneee aRd vile 10 W.
Fred. PleaSsnt., 30 feet on the north SIDE
of Leigh street near Dinneen. s3,04).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
THE NEWS OF nANCHEsTEn
Opening or tho Merchants Drill
Cars Inspected-Persou
and Hrfefs

The Merchanls' Drill. given under the
auspices oi the Young Ladies Aid Society
Of the bainbridge-Streei Baptist church.
opened a. the Leader Hall last niyht aud
under very fatering circumstances. The
hall wss nicely arranged, and the scene,
with thirty pretty Young ladies' attired in
novel costumes representing various branch
- OF business, was very attractive one.
Refreshments were served in great abun-
dance aud by most agreeable and pretty
misses.
The Richmond aud Danyille Railroad
Company had several cars on exhibition at
their shops Tuesday evening and YESTERDAY,
among them the cOUsirucfion.car OF tue
Westinghouse Air.Brlke Company and a
special car Just completed and iittcd NJ with
Man boudoir yentiiaiing Arrangement. A
number Of persons visited the shops, and
greatly admired both Of these coaches.
Mr Lesley G. West, OF the Richmond and
Dinyiiic shops. leaves tonight Tor salisbury,
y. &. lie has been transferred 70 that place
from The Manchester shops Is general fore
man ~ the shops Of the western Norlu
Carolina division at salisbury Mr. West is
o son oi captain ". T. West. master of
transportation OF She Dinyil.e system.
Mr. Er1nk W Fitzgerald leaves tonight
V'1 The the.speake and Ohio railway for
saiuzl via Lexington, kv.
Mr. l.. T. " Be,t'ie. formerly OF this
cty but now oi Marine city, Mich., is here
on visit having coming down from Wash
ington. where he attended the Inauguration.
a council of the order o. ROYAL Alcanum
is to 10 instituted in this c.ty next week.
The March meeting % the Manchester
CouUcil will be held tomorrow night.
ST.. George N1sOn, OF Petersburg, was IN
the city YESTERDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
Richmond Theatre.

one oi the most pleasant performances OF
comic opera that has ever been witnessed in
RicHmond was given last night by The J. e..
Dun Opera Company, producing The
Beggar student"
Miss Laura Bellini distinguished borsel' ss
an arti.te oi rare qualities. Her rendering
Of the solo in the first finale aud her duet
with simon 10 the second act were tine.
Ms, Agnes Stone rs "BroWslaya' re-
2ea'ed the excellent impression she made
Monday night. Her solo m The third act
was sung with taste and received weli-de-
served encore
3lss Rose Leighton as "Palmstics sang
and acted her part with intelligence. giving
good picture Of the "poor European ari--
tocrat."
Mr. Wil'Ct seaman acquitted himself yerv
well ls the " Beggar Student; SO did Mr..
viii T.. Rising az "JlnitZki' Mr. Harry
Brown gave fine Interpretation ~ "Gcn-
crai OIcndorf.' f. was the work Of an
artist from beginning 10 end.
The mounting and cOstumng ~ The opera
was WORTHY Of The DuA Company
The "Bcggar STUDENT Is doubtless one
Of the best compositions II modern operas.
The opera viii be repeated 20 night for the
last time. The company 20 from here TO
Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

Lovely weather and continuous rush
from \. NJ. 10 : I. NJ. Thst Il what was
seen at TIE Boston One-Prce Clothing
House. No. l6O0 ea,' Main street Yesterday.
M6s>rs. J. Schwarz.child and Barney
Wcr;heim had prepared well for tleIr p'-
irons. Fragrant flowers greeted The eve
anG isrdeli,'- Band rendered it, sweetest So.
leeiiOus. All the slleSmcn were 10 mi
dress and the opening was TIE event " the
CAV. Al visitors received a beautiful and
novel soupcnW. The store was crowded all
dav, and in the afternoon il wa pa Sed.
All the morning the ,alesmen were busy,
and the store. the lovely Windows. and the
fresh stock were all The theme Of universal
admiration.
Messrs. Scbwarzschid az Weriheim were
the recipients Oi many congratulations, and
il IL hoped that these euterpri'ing and ener-
Cctic young businessmen will reap Uch
reward. Popular, courteous, anl thorough.
iy bun0es.-lSe m their department, they
propose 10 conduct business so a. TO merit
the further confidence and the respect and
goodwill oi all reasonable and fair.mindcd
competitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
Ruiea by ysufxpioslon Of Dynamite.

Information received here il 10 the effect
that William sutherland Q.jgs WlIism kel-
IVA penitcntiAry convict, formerly oi this
citv, vas Killed ia Washington county re-
Gently.
Deceased was serving lis second term in
the pcnitentiary, having come there lost from
stanton, when be Was detailed with 2 gang
of prisoner, 10 go and work on the Abingdon
coal and iron railroad. lie wAs with party
eusexsd in blasting rock, and wa, boiding
a dynamite cartridge IN his hand when, %
is believed, IL exploded, iniiciing wounds
from which be died.
An inquest was held by the coroner OF the
county, aud, while there was some conflict
~ oolni0n % to whether n was tire cartridge
I'm his hand tnat did the mischief or one
that had been placed in a hole in the rock,
there wss no DOUBT at all that the occurrence
was purely accidental
Deceased MAS tnirty-two years o. age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
,rATENENrOFDR. FREDERICR 5. wHALEY
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

"Dr. F. {. Lalrd brought - me Tor ANALYSIS in
June last three cA.cgli rhi-h ho informed me
had Teen passed by Colonel h., of iiag river, =.
G. Iloy woro egg->haped. tHrf. brown, aad
WEIGHED respectively trO. two ani 4 hal', ani
t~O aud three f0Irfhs graius. All of them showed
itdr. y ttoefs. Analysis proqe1 these 10 Do u0ic
orif Tie fOrfnsfiDl WAS ln consecutive lAyere.
and made thr0s analyses for one. ono from
tho outer layer, one from the middle ana th1
otner from 10 nucleus. Az or those analyses
proved q nric aci4 calculus. ~ examinations
were both chemical aud mrr0scOpirsl
After this The tlici cams 10 lhe bunaiO LthiA
Springs where ~ resident physician was call
Ell In and sas him daily Tor about four T-eE-.
lie suffered from frequent Attacks u nephritc
co.ic. aud passed ~ Intervals largo quantities ~
uric ac.d cairuli ani uric acd rsai under tie
use d. Spriug No. =. Tho particles passed we're
irregular AM to s,r tnst tbey coCld b- mashed
between ne nng5r-. The sand snd mo parfi-
clos under the microscope looked broken. po-
r0u- and presen oil W0ffn-ealeu appearance.
1 believe from this aud similar cases gllch have
como unter my ObseryGfon tina, The Bural)
Ii.nIs Water possesses solvent power over
uric acid caculi by Ueiief Is based on tue fol-
loving observations. lst. Ina, The calcium passed
under the use - ihis water are s9f'eocl 20 mat
tney crumb.e easily. III Inc crystals under the
microscope tWhicn are passed Under Ihe Use of
water are not - we'll denned and present =
worn appeacaure. and rs eiges arc not 80
sharp. 81. That patienJs WIN Atta,ss OF
nepAritc cole, under the use of the water. pass
uri- acid sand and the attacks are relieved"
'Colouel Thoma. Il. Holt, Lieutenant, iovernor
OF North Carolina ihh - NJ"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

TIE following cases "ere disposed Of m
the uustinss Count yesterday
Waiter Cru'clic.i .c)lorfah charged with
breaking iuto the house ~ N G. Mayo and
stealing seven >ils-. three pochet-boob-, four
SILVER spoons. and thre. .lverio Found
guilty aud given iye years in The peniten-
tllv.
A uorc ptose4u wa, entered ln th' charge
against Cruichhr'd oi entering the house OF
Henry G.. Cannon, with intent 10 commit a
init
Horace walker aims William Taylor lco-
lored.. charged with breaking into the house
OF Ela y. jenkins aud stealing lot Of
waier.ppe. Found guilty and sent 10 jail
for one wear and lined 50. The same accused
was found not eu ry - the charge Of break
ING INTO the house OF stephen Putuey and
stealing lot ~ watcr-pipr.
Lester McGruder, a young white man,
va. tried for shooting at George Trice co.
iorc5l. wi'h intent 70 hill. He was gwen
one day in jail aud fined -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
nIcnmoND'4 nEvENUES.
Meeting oi the Finance Committee
common Council session.

The Finance Committee held a meeting
Yesterday eytupg to consider TIE amend
mrntS 20 section oi Chapter Alll ot The
t.tg Ordinances concerning the ltyyins ot
t4ye~. which matter WAS referred TO them
ny the Common Councl Monday night.
IS The proposed amendment Affects bank
stock tAe banS presidents were invited 10
De present, snd several appeared before the
committee.
Very little objection was made TO the
smeudment. and The city Attorney was d.
rected 10 draft the ordinance into proper
shape for presentation 10 the Council TO-
night. when that BODY will meet TO conSicer
the annual budget especially.
Il is agreed on ali bands that the ra!e OF
taxation on property should not be IN
creased That This will he the verdict OF the
Council there Is no DOUBT. They have sn
important duty Tonight, however, 10 dls-
tr,outing the revenues, and hence the
budget will be The subject OF much discuss
sion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
names to the secretary Of the committee b.

names to the secretary Of the committee b.
". QuaIle.. Esq. u.
T6,hi. "a ne.t potion OF the committee, lne l,e
attention of the Christian people ~ NlrLlui
is respectfully called. Il presents move. ,,,
mont worthy oi respect sud sympathy. W
are invited to meet IN the Interest o.
toe Christian sabbath. How to guard u
from decoration and 80 protect II a. 10
make r. p day for rest and worship are ques,
iions which this convention @ils be caleu
70 consider. Thst importout measures
can De adopted in favor Of better obser'
g nee y ihc sabbath i- true beyond all qufs,
ton. proyidcfth the Chii.ti,np people viii sianu
together. do, therefore. IN tbe name ci
thc committee. cordially commend tNH
movcm % the Christian pcop'e of VT,
,iua. and respectfully ak that they VIII
send their representative. to The meeiiog 70
lc held I'm Richmond on the ION OF APrH
next. LILLIAN T.. ltICHnh,
Chairman ~ Committee.
Hottie religious pap r. of the state ana
an secular paper. friendly 20 this movement
are requested 70 publish the foregoing caii
for The >lbbafh Convention.