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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
MOONSHINERS CArTTEED.
Revenue Officers Make a Raid on Illicit Dis
tIleries-IloNd's Crops.

Ullerlt--tlONds crops.
FLOYD COURTHOUSE, Mar. g. Especial. J.
Several days ago United States revenue Of
ficers made a raid in this county and on Little
TYer about twelve miles northeast of this p!ace,
captured and destroyed twoillicit distilleres in
full blast. One of them was in sight of tine
road and the other close by. The stills, tubs
and bur We're destroyed and the worms
were brought Of
A few nights after this raid Fulton Huff.
who lives in the neighborhood. had his barn,
with all of MS prOyender' burnt by incendiar-
les. The night before the burning several
parties came to his home and tired 10 induce
him 10 come out: failing in this they fired
into the house and left. Huff says he knows
who the parties are who came 10 his house
and who burnt the barn, but is afraid
10 disclose their names, as his life
has been threatened 1t is thought
that HUFF gave information TO the revenue
officers OF the whereabouts of the illicit dis
tilleries, and hence the attack on his house
and the burning Of his barn. No doubt if
HUI could have been induced to come out of
his house that night NE would have been
soundly thrnshed, a. that is the usual punish
mcnt melted out TO persons suspected of re-
porting Illicit distllleries. Huff denies being
the ipformcr.
Although we have had a very bad. rough
and disagrceaDle winter, with very change
able weather, this community has been eX-
ccptlOnally healthy for several months past
The farmers have done little or no blowing.
and are generally very backward with their
work. Wheat is looking unusually well for
the season.
Candidates are very plentiful. It seems 10
be pretty well understood that neither party
viii hold conventions 10 make nominations,
s. that there viii be a free race open to all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Mr.. Hannis Taylor.

The General Assembly, now in session. has
increased the membership Of the Alabama
Supreme Court from four 10 five and has vest
eel the power to I'LL the vacancy thus created
III Governor Jones. lately installed
An interest Is felt in this appointment. out
side Of the State. by reason of the fact that
among those who are being mentioned for the
place Is Hannls Taylor. of the Mobile bar. the
author Of the famous work upon English and
American Constitutional law, whose conspicn-
Gus merits have suddenly won for il a high
place In the pOliticO-legal literature OF mod-
ern times Although the South has produced
many eminent judges. Mr. Taylor is one Of
the very few SOutherners who have won ma
tiOnal and international fame as a writer upOn
the science Of Jurisprudence.
The press Of the North received Mr. Tav-
lor's sreat work with enthusiasm. The Boz
ton Advertiser pronounced 1t the most tho
rough, the most scientific and most readable
work upon the origin of our institutions
which has yet appeared. or is likely TO APP
pear while the Boston Post declared that
our Southern author has taught the Ameri-
can people with profounder instruction than
was ever given It before. the transcendent
worth of their Federal nationality. and its
organic relation tO the English con-
stitutional system" Current Iitera-
ture said that mo book from the South since
Maury's Physical Geography Of the Sea has
been so favorably received But more in
portant than the plaudits Of the press is the
fact that within the year which has followed
its publication il has been adopted either a. a
textbook or book of reference by eleven of
the leading American universities and law
schools. with Harvard and Ann Arbor at the
head Of the list.
If Governor Jones shall determine TO raise
10 the bench Alabama's now famous iurist
students of law throughout the Union will
watch with interest the results of the applica-
ton Of SO much scientific knowledge TO the
exposition OF the law in particular cases.-New
Orleans Times Democrat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Tappahannock Notes.

TApPAHlNNocK. Mar. 3.-lSpecial. Judge
A. b. Evans has granted a writ Of error in the
case Of George Gaines. who is sentenced 10 be
hanged on the Doth instant for the murder of
young Carlton. and has issued his warrant for
a special term Of the Essex Circuit Court. 10
be- held on next Monday. the 9th. in order 20
hear an argument OF counsel. and then decide
whether or not said prisoner shall have new
trial.
The recent weather has made gloomy the
premature truckers and gladdcned those who
had feared they were behind time.
Our townsman. Mr. Il. G. Phillips left last
week 10 take the steamer BOLIVIA at New York
tor a trip 10 Europe. Asia. and Africa Hun
drcds of good wishes from as many friends
follow him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
HANOI ER.
Bits of Gossip and Personal Notes From
Ashland.

ASHLAND, Va. Mar. Especial. with six
inches Of snow on the ground our country
friends are slow to come in; as a conse-
quence there is drought of news
The Farmers Alliance have nearly COM
pleted a very nice store with hall above on
Taylor street. They have quite large and en-
thuslaStlc club here
Our Town Council held their regular meet
ing Monday night. Only routine business was
transacted.
Mr.. c. b. Gwathmey's handsome residence
ut Gwathmey's a beautiful village on the
suburbs of Ashland. is progressing rapidly
and will add greatly to the many pretty places
there
Mrs Powhatan Breeder, one Of Richmond's
most charming ladies. spent last Tuesday
with friends in Ashland
Mrs. Motley, widow Of Rev. G.. W. Motley. is
recovering from very severe attack of pneu-
monia. much to the delight of her friends.
Mrs Ashton Elicit. after quite "A long sick
ness. Is able TO sit up while each day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

o'clock. and AZ half-past o'clock this after
noon went down the road on q special train
10 discharge the duties assigned them.
The party will return to the city some time
tomorrow.
A small colored boy. named Ole Dry. who
ran away from his home in Wilmington. y.
a.. and who was arrested here about ten days
AGO ard committed to jail. was sent back
home on the fast train this afternoon.
Rev. Il. II. AGREE. pastor of the First Bap-
list church. in this city, has gone to Salem:
Va. to assist Rev. DR.. Tyree in protracted
meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
FILLED WATERY GRAVES.
yTENTY-FTTE MEN DROWNED IN
WARWICK RIyER.

Bishop Jackson in Norfolk-Gentle Snow
Fall over the state-The Neal Murder-Iil-
ness of Mr.. wilson. of Farmvilie-Rev. Mr..
Edwards Condition-virginia news.
NORFOLK. Va, Mar. 3.-lSpcciall--M. A..
Haughton and John Llcwellyn. who reside
near Blount Point. at the mouth Of Warwick
river. report having seen a canoe and yacht
capsize and four men drowned. Two sloops
known 10 carry fourteen and seven men res
pectivcly were seen by them adrift, dismasied
and at the mercy Of the waves Nothing has
since been heard Of the vessels, and It IS be-
lievcd that their entire crews have met watery
graves. The names Of the boats and of the
drowned men are not known.
In the CORPORATION Court Yesterday n rule
was issued against the Virginia Club to show
cause why It's license 10 sell liquors should not
be revoked. There will doubtless be hard
legal fight on the question, as no means VIII
be spared 10 defend the club
The death Of Mrs. Caroline w. Field, wife
Of Mr. G. Albert Field. and daughter OF i)r.
Richard 7. Walton, which occurred on Sun
day. was n very sad one, rendered more SO 10y
the fact that the death of her infant daughter
Mary was almost simultaneous. The deceased
mains will be consigned to earth tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. In the same grave
with its mother the infant will be buried.
Bishop Jackson preached to a large cOngre-
cation at st. Luke's last night from the text
''Why Earliest thou" The theme of his dis
course was immediate action in the matter Of
salvation. He dwelt upon the importance Of
coming straightway to Christ. and demon
strated from the Bible that those who delayed
never came al all. The sermon was power
full. earnest. practical discourse, especially APP
propriate TO the holy season of Lent: Bishop
jackson has made fine impression here.
The action of ejectment against Captain }.
T.. Roper, the purchaser Of the Van Wyck-
Gordon residence here mention OF which was
made in The TINES, Is now in abeyance on
account of the suspension of the probate OF
the will.
Bishop White. Of the ?. L. church, will
hold confirmation services in st. Luke's and
ST. Peters churches on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. William Charles Melbourne Ryan, of
Berkley and Miss Ellen EndOTa Carr were
married Yesterday in Berkeley.
1t is expected that the United States cruiser
Galena will be sent to the nayy-yard here III
few days for repairs.
William Foreman, the negro forger arrested
yesterday. has been identified by half dozen
persons as the perpetrator OF theits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Patrick NOtes.
Of recovery.

STUART. Va, Mar. 3.-LSpecial. Mrs. vii
liam A. Noel wife Of Major Noel. Of this
place, died a few days ago at the residence OF
her husband. on Main street.
Snow has just commenced 10 fall and the
ground in Patrick is covered.
The Social Glass, 4" a temperance drama was
pnt upon the stage here last Friday night and
was quite q success. The following persons
took part in it, viz: Messrs. George o. Green,
J. W. Preston. J. w. Giles. y. f. Sine. W: g..
Lawson George II. Martin; Misses Ida Mich
boro, Emma Clark and Lucy Gilbert. 1t was
by request repeated on Saturday night.
The Farmers Alliance Is very strong in this
county and much interest Is manifested.
Rev John c. Rosser has just closed a two
Meeks reYlYal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
STRICKEN WIrH PARILrsIs.
MIR. John r. Wilson Suffering with "a Severe
Attack of This Malady-Circuit Court.

FAEMvuLE, Va. Mar. 3.-lSpecial. The
many friends and acquaintance of Mr.. John
X. Wilson We're greatly grieved 10 hear that.
while at breakfast this morning, he was sud.
denly rendered speechless. His family
physician and friend. DR.. James l.. White.
was hastily called, and gave the necessary
medical attention. but pronounced his patient
seriously threatened with paralysis.
About year ago Mr.. Wilson was suddenly
struck upon the streets by similar stroke Of
paralysis, and this attack leaves his friends in
state of anxious apprehension, though at
this writing. II Is rumored that he is "a little
easier
Judge f. d. Irving, who's much improved
hut not yet entirely recovered. opened the
regular March Circuit Court here to-day.
ms Honor will not be able to sit upon any
important case Of much length during this
term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
WANTED THEIR MONEY.
a Busley German Attempts to Drug ard Rob
Two Italian Laborers.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Mar 3.-lSpecial.l
A number Of Germans and Italians are EN-
ployed in building the stone abutments. DC,
Cor the new Chesapeake and Ohio iron bridge
over Morris creek near this city. Two
Italians and one German boarded together,
occupying the same room. The Italians
speak but little English. and are of very small
stature. They stood in awe OF the burly Ger
man. The former receive very good wages,
and have accumulated between them several
hundred dollars in cash. which they carry on
their person. The Italians charge that the
German attempted toget them to drink drug
gedwine, andfailing in that gave them drugSed
sugar. which he supposed they ate. Instead
of doing SO they surreptltously threw IT into
the fire Retiring that night they PIT their
clothing containing the money under their
heads'and feigned sleep. Thinking the drug
had had its effects. the German attempted to
remove the clothing and money. but the ltal-
ians accosted him. when he feigned illness.
Complaint was made TO the keeper Of the
lodging house. who refused to entertain the
German longer, and 10 the contractor, who
promptly discharged him. He left the COM
munitv at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
THE TURF.
Entries and Results Of the Races at Gutten-
burg and other Places.
The entries for lie Guttenberg races TO-DAY

The entries for the Gutenberg races to-day
are:
First race three-fourths Of a mile, selling
Doodle. III: Lannes. IlG; Mcdowell III; Gilmer
March Rcd0n, lO9; Little Fred. l06; Electricity,
Dorgan. lC5; Lizettc % Annie J., 81.
Second race, hye-elglths Of mle-BlOn-
din. I0a: Hoyalst i09: Asnan. DIgna, 1lel-
vile. lO1; Ouccn Hattie. 100; Lyceum I0j;
Tennessee H.. Majority FLY, Come and-Go
l0' Athalauc .iilly. Mascottc ,tllyl' l02; Little
Boss. ln; NrgIc, IS; Clara Porter 90 PATTI,
50; BAYLOR. ~
Third race. fye-eighths Of a mile. handicap
Sunday. l2i; King Eric, ll3; JOyO H.; Red LIN.
10; Glory. los; Lemon Blossom. iQ2; Louise. 9i
Fourth race, xix and one-half fur.ongs, selling
-Salhe Harper, no; Quotation, Climax. lG!;
Glitter II. lOi; Gormania. ~
Fifth race. one and one-oight miles. selling
Defauitcr ~: Joe Courtucy' ll6; Brussels III;
Noshurg %; Midget. -
sixth race. seyen-eighths mile. selling -Dales-
man. Jos; silent, lnnocencc; l2; Lotiie, ~;
John JAY s., Iiburon 90; Blue Grass, 50; Fla
grant s.
RESULTS.
First race. seven-eiehths Of a mile selling
0ssa first, Innocence second Doodle third.
second race fiye-eiglths Of mile, selling
Red Elm first, Glitter IL. second Bessie third.
Third race. thrcc-fourths Of mile-Dalsy-
rian first. Brussels second, Longevity third.
Fourth race. one and one-half mile. selling
Joe Courtney first, Macbeth III. second, Armiel
third. Time 2NA.
Fifth race. one mile. handicap-Periwinkle
,gclding first, France, 5. second, Repent third.
Sixth race. seven-eichths Of a mile. selling
Ozone first, StonlngtOn second, John Jay
third. Time l:3JA.
GLOUCESTER.
First race six and one-hslf furlongs-White-
nose first. Baltimore second, Prince Albert
third. Time I.25i5
second race four and one-half furlongs-
Madge first, King solomon second. Ascot third.
Time los
Third race. six and onc-half furlongs-Lake-
wood first, Vera second. Raymond third Time
l23ta.
Fourth race. seyen-eighths Of mile-Be-
pudiator first, Hemet second, Donley third.
Time l3i.
Fifth race. one mile-Crispcnl first, J. L.
second, kyrle third Time Ia.
Sixth race. threc-fOurihs Of q mile-FitZ Lee
first Refund second, Fury third. Time 10.
NEW ORLEANS.
First race. one-half mile-Atlanta first
Vivian second. Iomahawk third. Time 81
Second race. one-halt mile-Black Charlie
first Lee Dinkle.picl second, Mamie third.
Time 81.
Third race. four and one-half furlones-Or-
phan Boz first, Regardless second, Nellie 4.
third. Time 81.
Fourth race, five and one-half furlongs-Sul-
ross third, Reed second, Bonnie Anne third.
Time Ill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
MD ~ ms STSTER'S bedroom.
4 Fugitive Charged with Horse Stealing Cap
tured in "A Snug Hiding Place.

CLEVELAND. O.. Mar 3-Tom Graham, a
horse-thief, who escaped from the Faines-
vile Jail ten days ago, was captured at the
home Of his father. in this city. late Sunday
night Believing that Graham was concealed
somewhere about hi. fathers house, Sheriff
Ryan surrounded it with posse,
and began to search the premises.
While searching the bedroom occupied 10y
Giaham's two sisters. Ryan saw something
under the bed which aroused his suspicious.
lie invited the young women To leave the
room. They positively refused, and the bed,
with ITS occupants. wa, lifted bodily side
Underneath the carpet was found atrap-door.
This was lifted and found To- lead TO a sort of
cav But a tunnel about the size of a
mans body led ont Of it. and while Ryan
guarded the entranceo policeman commenced
chopping through the dining room floor 10
the other end of the tunnel. As he struck the
second blow "a voice sung out. hold ON. III
give in. =" and Graham slowly backed himself
out into the cave, where Ryan captured him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

Berndt. charged with shooting Jacob shaner;
the butcher. some weeks ago. was postponed
TO the next term Of the court, Mr. Shaner
being yet unable TO appear as witness. me
Judge increased the bail bond OF Berndt TO
5000 instead Of II 900.
Mr. Robert Whitehead. brother Of Colonel
Thomas Whitehead. and a leading lawyer OF
Nelson county. is reported dangerously i'll at
his residence in Livingston.
The snow fall last night was the deepest OF
the year and has clogged all business and
travelling operations for few days. The
farmers seem 10 consider it good thing for
their wheat and other crops in the spring.
This morning. Mr.. Dudley Dunbar. a one
armed Confederate. fell on Seventh street IN
walking To his place Of business. and was
seriously injured in his back and other part Of
his body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
HOWERTOy Cy TRTAL.
The Hastings Court jury Fail to Agree.
Illness of Mr.. HOyt.

DAxvu1E. Va. Mar. lSpecial.l-I the
Hastings Court to-day c. p. Howerton, n
Young merchant and farmer from near
Riurqold. was put on trial under an indict-
ment charging him with having shot Mr. W.
ID. Watkins on the night Of November sth,
when Barnum's circus was in this city. Wat
kins was shot in crowd while leaving the
circus grounds. The jury failed 10 agree, and
the case goes over TO the June term OF the
court. The jury stood eight for acquittal and
four for guilty.
Of Music. has been sick several days with
malarial fever. and tonight is reported in a
critical condition with but little or no hopes
Of recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
REV. MR.. EDUIRDS' CONDITION.
Prayer offered for Ills INSTRUMENTATION
Illness of mir. Robert Whitehead.

LfNcnBund. Va, Mar ESPECIAL REV.
MI farson. rector Of Saint Paul's church,
offered prayer Sunday night for the sick in
behalf OF the Rev. DIR. John T.. Edwards the
pastor Of Court-street Methodist church. who
has been for some time IN. Before common.
eng, DIR. Carson said II invite the entire
congregation 10 unite with me in PRAYER Tor
the veteran pastor OF Court.stroet church. that
patience may be given him in his lingering
stored TO usefulness in his pastorate.S
The case OF Commonwealth VS.. Richard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Probable Fatal ARRAY.

BmsroL. TENN.-YA.. Mar. 3.-lSpccial. f.
Bruce Sanders. white man living near this
uty. seriously wounded his hrother-n-law.
John +. Archer. yesterday by hitting him on
the head with rock and wounding him after
he had fallen. II is said that Archer cannot
live He had caught piece Of timber 1oat-
ingdownthervc which Sanders claimed. The
result grew ont Of his refusal 10 give 1t up.
They had not been friendly for years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Mooushiners Captured.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Mar. 9.-Since last
Monday United States officers. of whom
about forty have been securing the country in
search OF moonshiners, have captured twenty
five stills aud taken sixteen prisoners. The
officers have been fired at several times, but
no one has beep harmed thus far.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
A big Assignment.

PHIL.DELPHIA. Pa. Mar 3.-John II. Gould.
an extensive furniture dealer, recorded a deed
Of trust at the close OF business yesterday.
passing all his personal property to his coun-
sci. His liabilities are between s2l5. 900 and
$3.50 900. and he believes his assets will meet
the demands of all his creditors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
SALT.

CALT.-I AN AGENT FOR ONE OF THE
> Largest Salt Works in the country for VIZ
GINA and North Carolina
No salt offered on the market any pnrer'
Guaranteed 20 be ~ per cent pure salt Min
dried, 81 oun and bolted through 10 or = 20
the inch mesh, or as line aS four FOR dairy OF
table use. No imported salt as pure or as dry.
Common fine salt az the lowest rates, either IN
bulk, burlaps or English sacks.
Prices and freight rates quoted 20 any poln'
on application 10 the undersigned.
te2i.eodsV A. r. VENABLE, u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

The committee in charge of choosing the
point for the location of the additional new
building for the deaf and dumb and blind Of
the State have reported. recommending that
the building De located at Morganton that
place having offered To donate $50 600 in cash
and site Of one hundred acres valued az
$1,000.
On the second ballot Beddngfeld was
elected railroad commissioner, receiyingsevcn-
ty-three votes, seycnty-0ne being necessary
10 choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
A Farmers Alliance Trust.

TOPEKA. KAN, Mar. 9.-The Farmers Al
lance of Kansas. Nebraska. Iowa, and Missou-
RI, have organized in a trust to control the
grain and cattle markets Of the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

The House passed the machinery act with
amendments requiring the list takers To give
information To the State regarding taxes and
assessments. and also 10 check the plan of eX-
changing just before the tax listing time tax
able securities for United States bonds, IN or
der 10 avoid the payment If taxes. Bank
cashiers are required % give commissioners of
the counties. in which shareholders live, their
names and the amount of their stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
nAILRoAD EXTENSION.

In the House to-day the bill was taken up
TO amend the charter of the Atlantic and
North Carolina railroad. now running from
Goldsboro to Morehead City and owned by
the State. So as to allow it to extend It's lines
west 50 as TO tap the Cape Fear and NadNn
Valley railroad. and projecting thence TO
Charlotte and 20 other points west OF there.
4 large delegation nom al along the line or
road wrr, here today in the interest OF the
proposed amendment which was granted by
the House after a long debate
This extension will be built shortly. and
will give "a much shorter route TO Charlotte
than the present North Carolina railroad
which is now leased by the State to the Rich
mOnd and Danyille
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

The Senate took UP to-day as special order .,o
at noon the bill for the appouionment OF i, 'ne
school fund of North Carolina. The bill, as
il came from the House. provided for tax OF
fourteen cents upon property and forty-two
cents on poll. After much debate the senate
amended the bill 50 as to make the tax sixteen
and two-thirds cents on property ana MY
cents on poll The bill was first introduced III
the House with these figures. but that BODY re-
duced them The bill. rs passed. VIII H.
ornnsa Tho .chnnl fund nhnnt 500 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
BEDDTNGFTELD ELECTED.
Secretary of the Alliance Chosen on the Rail-
road Commission.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Mar ESPECIALLY Tho
Joint Democratic caucus of the members OF
the Senate and House was held tonight in the
hall of the House Of Representatives to elect
the railroad commissioners.
Twenty-eight candidates were placed IN
nomination. and when the first ballot was de-
clared. at 1915 o'clock. there was no election.
The number Of votes necessary 10 a choice
was sixty-eight. T. c. Beddingheld. secretary
Of the State Alliance. received sixty votes
Elias Carr. president Of the Alliance. forty
three: !. W Wilson. forty-four.
An all-night session OF the caucus is ex-
pected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
AIL-DAY SESSIONS.

Both the Senate and House held morning
and afternoon sessions today. The Senate
spent the afternoon session in a Committee of
the Whole. in consideration # the bill to raise
the revenue. which was still pending when
was taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
TIE GInr.s' INprsrRIAL SCHOOL.

The Legislature to-day ratified. as the
board Of trustees Of the Girls Industrial
school. for which appropriation has been
made, the following members, one chosen
from each Congressional district: W, +. Shaw,
r. II. Stancell. b. f. Aycock, L. Mex. Good
win. n. g. Chcatham. VI G. ). Noble, \. 1,
McAllister, j. NJ Spainhour. Il. ID. Gilmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

Bishop jackson In Norfolk Gentle Snow
Fall over the State-The Neal Murder-Iil-
ness of Mr.. WiIson, of FarmyilIc-Rev. Mr..
Idwards' Condftion-NirginiaS News.