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GLOVER"
A Delightful Opera Well Sung at the
Opera House.


Won Suppc'S new and mel0di0us opera
Glover" was sung by the McCaull OPP
era Company. at the Opera House. last
evening. and the rendition gave a large
measure Of satisfaction to the audience,
which was one thoroughly representa-
tive of the music loving people Of this
city. The company is large one,
numbering about fifty people, and is
one OF the best ever visiting Wheeling.
The chorus singing is particularly sat
isfactOry, while several Of the solo parts
were well taken, and evoked applause
from the audience. The opera is a
grade above the average light opera. as
to music, and the scene, laid successive
ly in Bavaria, Paris, Sweden and We
nice, affords opportunity for striking
and handsome costumes. As n result
the stage pictures presented were at
times highly attractive, and evoked
much cOmmendatiOn.
The REGISTER referred yesterday, to
the rumorS, first given currency by the
New York Herald, that the company
were in financial straights, and that the
Chicago dates, commencing November
I'd, were to be cancelled. The Herald
Of Monday. arriving yesterday. said.
Mr.. Al Hayman is stopping at the Hof-
man House, and saw him there last night.
He was very reluctant 10 give what infOr-
nation he possessed. but finally admitted
that the cancellation had been made at
Manager JOel's request.
The company" said he, was 10 have
appeared at the Columbia Theatre on Mon
dav. November > Yesterday, however,
MIR. Frohman. my agent here, received a
telegram from Mr.. Askins, agent Of the
McCaull company, stating that owing TO
the illness Of several Of the leading mem
bers Of the company he would be unable TO
fulfill the engagement, and he asked that
the contract be cancelled. or course we
cancelled it,
When asked about the financial ombar-
rassment Of the company Mr.. Hayman re-
piled that he had heard something about
the trouble. but he could not say definitely
whether il was true or not.
Reports have been in circulation some
time" said he. "that the company has been
playing TO very poor business and that the
company was in "A very bad way. OF course
/
opinion, however, that there is some basis
for the stories
The McCaull Opera Company appears to
have been very unlucky since Colonel
McCaull was taken IN, some time ago, in
business affairs and in general way.
During a fire in Rochester the company
lost all Of its scenery and effects, and since
then several other similar accidents have
happened. which have caused the manage
ment a loss of money,
A representative Of the company said,
last evening. that the rum0r that the
company was in financial difficulties
was untrue, and said the story had prob
ably arisen out a remark made that the
company would lose money this week.
The company was TO have opened the
new Pittsburg Opera House. but as that
edilice was not finished, the company
had a week Of open time thrown on its
hands. and were filling II up by playing
in one-night towns. The company
would play the season out. lie declined
to admit that any members Of the com
many were n
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InnisviIle Wins One.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 21.-The
LouiSvilleS defeated Brooklyn to-day in
the best contested game of the series.
Ehret was in the box for Louisville, and
he was invinciblc. Score:
Louisville ............3 0 1 0 0 o 0 -
brooklyn $500 '.....O 8 o O o o o. 4
Pitchers, Ehrct and Lovett: hits, 0
and :: errors. > and :; earned, 4 each.
Umpires, McQuaid and Curry.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-22

DUBUQUE, Iowa, October 21.-While
playing about q stove on which sat a
pan of boiling water, two children OF
Nicholas Brandt, aged respectively two
and three and half years, managed TO
upset the stove and the hot water was
poured over them They were fatally
scaldcd. both dying within a few hours.
% speaks f1r itself is what lady said OF pr.
BuU', Couch syrup the other day a single
bottl. ha@ cured her child % % most dreadful
cough 10 never fails to give speedy relief ana
permanent cure
one annliratiou OF Salvation oil well rubbed
in cured me of rheumatism iu Che arm. or two
months standing never intend to be- without
it a. b. KRAMER. Washington. ID. c.
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A Close Call.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 2l.-
Two members Of the British Iron and
Steel Institute had an experience here
that they will never forget. They
were walking over a trestle on the sum
NIT Of the mountain and were caught
by an approaching train. On one side
was a rock wall, 100 feet high. on the
other side was preclpice Of 100 feet.
and the ties were too short to stand on
without being struck by the ears. In
their fearful dilemma they lay down as
far out as they could get, but by the
merest chance the engine was stopped
just before it reached them.
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SAMPLES Of DR.. Miles Restorative Nerv-
Inc at the Logan Drug Co.'s. r. b. Burt's.
and Bowie Bros, Bridgeport, O. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia, Fits, etc.
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intensest and most loathsome kind,
the seepage of graveyards.
1t may now be asked: 'Granting
these evils are inseparable from the
burial of the dead in the earth or in
tombs, what is the remedy? What
else can be done?"
To this question not many answers
can be given, because the modes of
disposing of the dead have always
been and must always be few.
Plainly, no such novel mode as
casting the dead into, the sea will be
generally adopted. Plainly, also,
the mode of the Parsees, grounded as
it is in ancient, if not original, use
to give the dead to beast and birds
will not become universal. And plain
ly also, cremation will nor be well
come to many, free as it is from OBJ
lection on the score of public health.
if a method equally sanitary, and at
the same time satisfactory TO a rev.
erent and tender sentiment, can be
devised.
The inquiry, then, has reached its
limit. For, apart from the modes
that have been just named, there are
no Others but earth-burial and en-
tombment; and earth-burial, as we
have seen, cannot be made sanitary
under common conditions. There
fore, if the demands of affection and
sanitation are both to be met, en-
tombment is to do it, or it cannot be
done.
Happily, better than any other
method of disposing of the dead that
has ever been devised, eptombment
has met sthe demand of affection.
Never has any other mode so com
mended itself to men as this.
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Catholics and 'olored Nen-Archbish-
op ireland S..ys ali Distinctions In
Churches should be Wiped ont.


Il~I|rL&<|. ~ .Ik|| IANEVI
WASHINGTON. y c., May Z, 1890.
st. Aueustin8's Church was filed at
Ii O'Clock Sunday. to hear Archbi-
shop Ireland preach on the race pro
blem. Secrsfarv Windom. Recorder
Bruce. the whole Minnesota dele0a-
ton to CONGRESS- and many Senators
and other nton.inenf. in official life
were among be CONGREGATION. The
archbishop stated that Il made him
ashamed "a 4 man. as a citizen. as a
Christian. to eet the prejudice that Is
acted against Il colored citizen of
America bec4use OF his color. As to
the Substance the colored man is
equal to whites he has a like intel
lect. the SAND blood courses in their
veins. thcr are both equally the
children OF 3 common Father who is
in Heaven. mar showed a narrow
ness of mind and acted unworthy of
his hun1anit5 }.v refusing any privi-
lepe to his fellow man because he is
colored. E<et4 preindice entertain
ed, every bresth of Justice and char
ity against a fellow citizen because of
color is a sfnil, flung upon the ban
ner of o,,r. liberty. that floats over
us. No hall no parlor. he said. is
worthy 81 3 Stence where q man is
excluded or -'ven to q corner be-
cause Of his 81.
No chuf - I;f temple of God
where ans. .of his color is
excls.>.st... ,,uU1 occupy I. coTh-
er. Religi5S teaches that we cannot
be pleasing 10 God unless we look
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FROM STANTON.
A Sad Death-Uneven JuStice-The
Post Office-LOcal Items.
STATTNToN Va MavS 100

STAUNToN, Va, May 8, 1890.
Mr.. G. w. Bailey departed this life
May LIST, 80 after brief illness of
only II days. He was a member of
four branches of G. u. o. of Odd
Fellows. His funeral was preached
from Mount Zion Baptist church, of
which he was member. Rev. A. w.
Fuller preached "a sermon. well fitted
to the occasion. He was assisted bv
Revs. II. Williams, j. ID. Beckett.
j. Z. Love, and j. Il. Holmes. The
remains were inferred in Fair View
Cemetery. 1t was the largest
parade we have seen for years. He
leaves a father, mother, four sisters.
three brothers and q host of friends
to mourn their loss.
A young colored woman was on
trial here for shooting another of
the same color. The Jury at first
failed to agree but after much time
they brought in a verdict of IL
months in Jail.
A Mr.. Saulsbery was on trial for
lighting a white man and the Jury
brought in a verdict of four years in
the penitentiary. The prisoner
asked for a new trial.
Mr.. Lewis Wayland, the chief wit
ness for the commonwealth in the
Muscoe case, was in the city last
week with his bride. They were the
guest Of Mrs. M. NJ. Brown. Main St
There has been a change in the
Post Office and the carriers have
been changed, but only one colored
man has gotten in so far, viz Mr..
r. j. Shelton.
Rev. A. W. Fuller and wife will be
in Richmond Saturday and will
preach at the Sharon Baptist church
Sunday, and from there he will 90 to
Liberty, Va, to meet the Va. Bap-
list State Convention.
Mr.. j. F. Dyer has opened a
bakery and confectionery near the
c. & o. r. r.
Colored men. read more and talk
less. GIp
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BOSTON LETTER.
Yours,
Xxx.

The funeral of the late Ex-deacon
Rolly Russell of st. Pauls Baptist
Church, was held at noon last Sun
day. The services were conducted
by the Rev. Peter Smith. The ser
mon was a very impressive one and
was listened to by a very sympathet-
ic congregation. He died in the full
triumph of faith. He leaves quite q
large family to mourn their loss.
There was quite a large number of
OF beautiful floral tokens. ''Come
Ye Disconsolate" was rendered bv
the choir. The body was committed
at the church owing to the bad
weather and the inability of the pas
tor to go to the ground. The pail
bearers were deacons Joseph GRAY,
Charles Wheeler, Spencer Hill, Thos.
Johnson, Henry Taylor, Thomas
Young and Kendall Taylor. The
body was inferred at Cedar Grove
Cemetery.
Delegates are being elected to the con
vention for the formation of a State
Colored Citizens Equal Rights As
ISOLATION to be held at Zion A. M. E.
Church, May 90. The convention is
called by the delegates from Mass. to
che convention held at Washington
last February. We hope they will
do something more than talk.
Edward Atkinson speaks very ia
vorably for the South and forecasts
the death and burial of the race prob
lem.
The Walters Union will give their
twelfth annual coffee party at PAYNE
Memorial Hall on the 22nd. Some
well-known talent will be present to
enliven the occasion. This Union
has quite large number OF mem
bers.
Rev. G. Birchmore, pastor of Zion
A. Nj. +. Church, N. Russell St., in his
farewell sermon on last Sunday.
urged the members of the church to
be united and progressive. To the
young people of the church he
said, "YOu are now living in the glo-
rlous sunshine of life. Study to i'm
prove yourselves in everything that
will make you noble men and wo-
men, fathers and mothers, good citi-
zens and the pride of the nation. In
your hands lie the future hopes of
our despised race. We older people
have only laid the foundation. 1t is
to you that we leave the future con-
struction. Your duty to the God
who made you, and to us who have
toiled and struggled tnat you may
reach the plane on which we now
stand, is to see that you were not
born IN vain and that we have not
worked and suffered for nothing"
Rev. Birchmore is likely to be trans
ierred to some other church.
The concert given at the 18th Bap-
fist Church for the benefit of the Sun
day School, on last Monday evening,
was quite a success. The talent was
OF the best. T.C.G.
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nHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
- COMPANY.

Schedule in effect March 18th 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
80 A. NJ. "Limited" daily for Old P,int and
Ncrf TX. Pullman car 80 Old Point
A:OO A. a i. Express daily for Cincinnati Par
icr Car old Point to Charlottesville
an Pullman 81 lie
TO Cincinnati.
S.so + d Express daily for old Point a: a
Norfolk. Parlor Car to OH Point
BOO 81. Accommodation except SUNDAY
for Boutwell,.
10 As p. M. The +. =. v. Limited daily. Phil
m II Sle ping Car Ola Point 20 Bin-
ton. Solid vestiDule tain, with ID IN
ing Car and Pul lmans Charlottes-
vile To Cincinnati an Pullman 10
louisville.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
$40 A. M. and 3 p. M. daily from c. Icipnatt
1.Eb r M daily except euLday from Both
1OSeA Nj and s.Ss p. n daily from Norfolk
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
RicbmOnd g. Allegheny RaiiroadO
LEAVE RICHMOND.
SOO A. N. DAILY f.r Lynchburg, Lexington
q Clltton Forge.
- +. M Tor IL hchDurg except Sunday
sieeI.ing Car for Lyn chburg which
WIZ avc Lynchb rig at Is A. M
Tor Lexington
TRAINS 1--WE At =IcnnoND.
SO p. n. Ga ly from C alton Forge.
10 a. M. ex .ept Sunday rOn Lexington
and LynchDurg
s alton: Eighth and Canal streets.
III w FULLER
General Passenger agent.
& w STEPHRNs,
General Superintendent.
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THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH.
ID edmond FREDERIC KsBURa

ID edmond FIRE OERIC KSBURq
Ia POTOMAC K R.-Schedule com
mencing FEBRUARY "a. 1S90-eastern
standard time.
7:ss a. M. leaves Byrd street station daily
stous only at Ashland, Bot we'll,
MILFORD aud Fredericks on rg, brooke
aud Whitewater. Sleeper TO Wash
ington and New York.
n-O1 a. VI. leaves Byrd Street station daily
except Sunday.
o.Sc r HI leaves Byrd Street 81 alton daily.
7.is p. M. leaves Byrd Street station daily.
stops only at Boutwell,, Milford snd
Frederic kh burg. Sleeper Richmond
TO New York.
$50 A. NJ. arrives At b, I'd street station
daily. Sleeper from New York.
2.So ID. arrives al byrd street station
dally stops AZ Fradertcksburg III
ford Boutwell, aud Ashland. Sic D.
er from Was hington and New York
Does not stop at Elba.
$50 K IA arrives AZ Byrd street station
daily except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY ExcEPT SUNDAYS.
- a. n leaves Alpa- Arrives At HAND
4 20 p rs. ace mediation leaves Byrd street
station; arrf~es at Ashland At 9 ID IN
sea r. M arrives Elba; arrives at Ashland
IS A. h. arriy.s EIbs. Leaves Ashland at
s-st A. NJ accommodation arrives. At byrd
street statioai leaves Ashland at
$50 NJ arrives al Rlba; leaves Ashland ut
The New York and florida sueclal con-
pos d OF Pullman Vestlbuleo RS arrives
5Srd street station On =ondays, Weakness
daS and Fridays at 7.IS m; aud leaves
BY. d3'treet Station on Tn, sdays, Thur -daSa a
sHo sat nrday at $40 m Extra fare chsrg-
ed on thts train.
CA TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
ID =fkRS Genl Superintendent.
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Ministers Conference.



The weekly Minister'S Conference
met in the library of the LIST Baptist
church. President in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. A. Binga, Jr.. ID. ID.
The minutes of the last meeting was
read, corrected and approved. The
following reports of Sunday services
were given in.
LIST Baptist church, Rev. j. III.
Holmes, pastor. $50 Sunday
school good. 11:30 Prof. g. r.
Hovey preached. $3.50 brother
Johnson, preached. 8 brother j. Ii.
Fauntleroy, preached.
Rising Mount Zion church (Ful-
toni, Rev. Daniel James. pastor.
$50 Sunday school good. 11:3O
brother Campbell, preached. $50
Rev. Meadows preached. 3 brother
John III. Smith, preached; subject
prayer Rev. Daniel James admin
istered Communion in the afternoon
at Fort Lee Baptist church.
Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev. SaE-
dus Howell, pastor. 11:3O and $50
pastor preached. 2:3O Sunday
school good. 8 brother Tinsley
preached.
LIST Baptist church Manchester,
Rev. A. Binga, Jr., ID. ID. pastor.
9:30 Sunday school good. 11:3O
and $3.50 pastor preached. 8 prayer
meeting.
9th Street Baptist church, Rev.
A. p. Dunbar, pastor. $50 Sunday
school good. 11:3O and 8 pastor
preached. $50 Rev. b. Carter,
preached.
9Th Baptist church Sydney, Rev.
j. Anderson Taylor, pastor. $50
Sunday school good. Preaching at
11:3O and $50. 8 Rev. ]. Turner
preached.
Shiloh Baptist church (Asl land),
Rev. J. Anderson Taylor, pastor.
$3.50 Sunday school good. 11:3O
and 8 pastor preached. $3.50 com
muniOn.
Mount Calvary Baptist church,
Rev. Archer Ferguson, pastor.
$3.50 Sunday school good. 11:3O
Experience meeting. After preach
ing, baptized seventeen. $3.50 COM
munion. Rev. Samuel Christian.
preached.
2nd Baptist church, Rev. u. d.
Lewis, pastor. $3.50 Sunday school
good. 11:30 and $50 pastor
preached. 8 brother T. Miles.
preached.
Mount Carmel Baptist church,
Rev. w. II. White, pastor. $50
Sunday school good. 11:3O pastor
lectured and baptized six candi-
dates. $3.50 Communion. Gave the
hand OF fellowship to nine. s Rev.
j. Baker, preached.
4th Baptist church, Rev. Evans
Payne, pastor. $50 Sunday school
good. 11:30 brother Skinner
preached. $3.50 brother John Sweat
preached. 8 pastor preached.
Centralia Baptist church, Chester
field Coz. 11:3O Rev. Payne preach
Ell an installation sermon. $3.50
Rev. Brown preached.
Ebenezer Baptist church, Rev. r.
Wells, pastor. $50 Sunday school
good. 11:30 and $40 pastor
preached. 8 prayer meeting.
Moore Street Baptist church, Rev.
T.. Watts, pastor. 900 Sunday
school small. 11:30 brother Gala
ham preached. $3.50 and 8 pastor
preached
Rev. Dickerson being present
spoke on his church work and his
church building. Rev. F. H. John
son was also present. Rev. q. ID.
Lewis presented his paper on resur-
rection so did Rev. A. =. Dunbar !;
which was discussed. Rev. Evans
Payne was appointed to present a
paper at the next meeting sustain
ing the existence of the outside
councils. Adjourned with benedic-
ton.
X. WELLS, Pres.
i II Hon nIrc,, Snnt
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COLUMBIA s. G. May 5.--Wilie leap
hart lcolored1 was shot and killed in
Lexington jail last night. This is the
extent of the information shus far OBJ
tanned by Governor Richardson. Lean
heart was convc.ea OF assault uDoo
Rosa Cameron, young white girl st
her home, while the rest of the family
were away, and sentenced to be hanged
april 18th. Learning of an attempf to
lynch him. and Notwithstanding his
death sentence Lea ptart WAS brought
to Colnlnb ssf saf Keeping upon Che
The people Of lexington became
greatly exaspersseli. ANS: public meet
ings where he GenonncinR the Cover
nor for removal aud declaring It a re
fec ton upon the dig 2lty OF the coanty
and its ability to shlsSd It's prisoners.
A strong delegaii ~ waited on the
Governor aud Judge and &fser person
ally pledging themsei fce for his safety
while in the Lexingloa Jail they were
allowed to take him back. The aovern
or has telegraphed tor fun particulars.
Tne prisoner had been respited to al
low time for motion Tor new trial on
grounds OF after discovered evidence
deemed suffi ;ienE By Judge Wallace.
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A few boarders for the Summer.
Location Healthy, and Beautiful.
Ten mi les from the city of
Charlottesville, Va, and in full
view of Monticello (the home of
JefersOnl. We have fine free
stone and iron waters. Just the
place for pleasure or recreation
and study. Rates $4 per week or
SIC par month
Mrs. ELIZABsTH GARLAND.
Simeon, Albem arle, Co, Va.
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RICHMOND, Va, April "a. 1896.
Having removed MY Dental Office
to the Spacious Rooms No. sos r.
Broad st. between 5th and 9th
streets, over MIR. Gilpins shoe
store. l am better prepared to
perform all Dental Operations neat
~ at the lowest rates for cash.
Open at all hours daily.
CBAs = JACKSON.
Surgeon Dentist.
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You needn't grin, for the cantata
will be given at the First Baptist
Church on the 12tl and at the Calva
ry Baptist Church on the 18th.
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Don't get them mixed but attend
the cantata of Ruth and Boaz at
the First Baptist Church. or the 9th,
and at the Calvary Baptist Church
on the 18th.
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That boy tumbled heels over
head but ran all the way to the
church in order to be in time for the
May Queen Monday, March 18th, at
the Fifth street Baptist church.
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DO YOn Want to Go to the CITY Conn.
Gil from Jackson Ward?

Come to the Hickory Hill Mission
Mass-Meeting Wednesday, May IA.
1890, and be nominated. Admis-
sion, DC. for expense of hall.
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She reads with eyes none others can,
She sees with a second sight.
If Won are deep in business,
Or deeper still in love,
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Naught hidden from your view,
She can read your troubles ser
And tell you what to do.
Call and be convinced. knowledge
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Remember you will gain facts without
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Cantata OF Ruth and Boaz at the
Calvary Baptist Church Tuesday
evening May 18th for the benefit of
the School and the Sunday School
Union.
ADM sion.
dLady&Gent, 25cts
Single Person, 15cts
Children, 10cts.
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He jumped into the creek but
is ready to go to the May Queen at
the Fifth street Baptist Church, Mon
day, May 18th.
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What a big MOUTH | know
he's going to the May Queen at the
9th st Baptist Church, Monday.
May 18th.
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PETERSBURG. W May 6, 1890.
JOHN MITCHELL,
Dear Brother: ne result of the
stormy scene at Petersburg Min
listers Conferen c)ncerning the
communication n the Harri-
son Street Bap Church. about
Rev. G.. b. ". Col and Che per-
sons lac is said to a Sate Nlfli. was
the adopRol.. .ssssrsfs wing pre-
amble and resolution
WHEREAs;- The Harrison Street
Baptist Church Of Petersburg, IVA.
has sent a communication Go us con-
corning a certain grievance or diff
Guilty, and,
WHEREAs:-This conference has no
jurisdiction over the Case in any re-
spect, therefore be it,
Resolved;-That we have no au-
thority TO sit in trial or judgement
on the matter, but dc advise the
said church to take the laws of the
Baptist Denomination touching such
cases.
/ think it no more than right that
you publish the Preambles and Reso-
luton, as you published the stormy
scene.
Respectfully yours,
HENRY WILLIAMS, JR.