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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-11
Powder stolen From the Clay Mine.

Yesterday Captain w. J. Fife telegraphed from
Black Diamond to Colonel J. C. Haines, at Gil.
man, that during Thursday night the magazine
of the fire clay company between Black
mond and Franklin was brokenKinto The
thieves took quantity OF gunpowder and some
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-11
BE HERE FAIRLY

Al the shoyel-out sale. Hyams. Pauson a Co.
largest clothing dealers in the world.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-11

The trustees of the University of Seattle will
meet at 10 q. m. Tuesday, July II, at the Bankof
Commerce. IS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-11
SOME SCHOOL REPORTS.

Attendance for the Year-Recapitulation
of Expenses.
The summary OF the attendance for the past
year at the Seattle public schools has just been
prepared. The time covered is from September
s, 1890, to June 2s 1891 The report 10 as follows
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-11

Secretary II. F. Whitney, of the board of edu.
cation. has prepared the following recapitula-
tion of the ex penses for Juue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
RICHMOND COLLEGF.
The Session Opened Yesterday With Bright
Prospects-Lnw school.

The session of 1s9l-'g2 at Richmond Col
lege opened Yesterday under most favorable
auspices and with larger number of students
present than on any previous year The
matriculates at the end of the first day last
year numbered "a, and at the close OF the day
Yesterday 100 had been enrolled.
In other years the double of the first day
enrolment has proven fair estimate OF the
sum total for the session. and on the Same
calculation now the NUMBER Will reach over
two hundred
Tho new students hail from Mexico. Texas,
Missouri and nearly every State Ia the South.
The percentage Of old students returned IL
larger than on any previous year.
One m8triculate is IA young minister, who,
having taken the course OF studies at Louis
vile Theological Seminary, comes to Rich
mond College tofurther prosecute his studies,
which 10 reversing the order OF things AS they
have heretofore existed.
The Educational Board was in session in
the college library all day Yesterday examiR-
ing ministerial students and they will prOba-
bly continue in session throughout today
The board and several visitors dlned in a
body with Professor Puryear chairman of the
faculty.
The college building and grounds presented
very busy appearance.
The number of students hurrying to and
fro and the crowded Office Of Chairman Pur-
year, rs Wen MS TIC cIlIiHcf anu Hhll y,
made a scene of Ito and activity that must
have been very gratifying 10 the faculty.
In addition 10 tho board and faculty a
number OF visitors were present. including
Rev. D. NJ. Pitcher Of Petersburg. Rev. Mr..
Ferguson of Waynesboro and Rev. j. II.
Bagbv of Powhatan.
There was a general gathering OF the stu
dents III the chapel last evening at O'Clock
and the renewal OF old acquaintances and the
formation of new were both in order Exer-
cises of n religious character wero held and
several interesting addresses from members
Of the board and faculty were made
a good deal has boon done TO tho college
buildings ia the way of repairs and rchttng.
The hail of. the Mu Sigma Rho Society is be-
ing covered with handsome new carpet and
otherwise fitted up.
The number Of applications for ministerial
scholar ships is large, and tho prospect for the
law school is also good This department.
which, though ably conducted 10y eminent
scholastic teachers. suffered for hnau-
the recent endowment Of $4,000 by
the heirs of tho lato T. C. Williams
was made. Last sessions class under the in
struction OF Judge Roger Gregory did splen-
did work. and several of tho number who
finished the course at that session stood credl-
table examination and arc now in active prac-
tlcs
This department opened yesterday also and
with the substantial financial support Il now
enjoys and the prestige gained it should bo-
come one of the most important features OF
the institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25

DIR. Thompson and Mr.. Rive' men''one' ~
Candidates -PstersburE News.

pyrynsruso. Va. Sept. 2s.-lspeclal1-Dr'
J. Knox Thompson and Mr.. G. NJ. Rives arc
,poten of ~ delegates for the Legislature
from the county of Dinwiddie.
MIR. Alexander d. Thompson, q well-known
vounr man OF this city. and Miss Sarah Is.
Cnykendall we're married tonight. Rev. ..
X. winn offciated.
Major Harrison Waite. well-known
architect of this city, is making drawings
for a new building on Guarantee street
TO DO occupied by the Home for
the Sick. The drawings are to be SUP
mitted 10 the lady managers. aud the new
building il to cost about four thousand uoi,
lars. The receipts from the lecture delivered
NJ tho Academy fow nights ago ny Juoge
A. NJ. Kelley for the benefit OF the Homo
amounted 20 $500.
The first bale Of new Virginia cotton was
received hero to-day II was raised on the
farm Of DR.. K. s. Powell, OF Brunswick
county. claued az middling, weighed oZz
pounds. and brought $40. per pound, lhs ne
frst fue cured tobacco was received and 500
Miss Hedwig Grossman. Of Chesterfield
county. il on visit to Miss Emma ROBERTS,
of Richmond. =,
Mr.. Robert Anderson. OF this city. is criti-
oally IN AZ his fathers in Dinwiddie county.
Miss Carrie Myers, Of Baltimore, is vlstlng
the families Of Mr. George Davis and Mr..
Aaron Kull.
Miss Yirgie Phillips, who has been on visit
10 friends at Crewe. has returned home.
Some very decided improvements nave re-
Gently been made at the postotice ana GUS
tom-house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
virginia News Condensed.

While playing a game of ball near Warren
ton on Monday with club from Front Royal.
Brennes, the pitcher Of the Warrenton club,
broke his arm in throwing the ball.
Mr.. j. Z. Difenbaugh OF the Radford pipe
foundry. sold S20,00 worth Of piping Mon
day.
A lady resident Of Ccyington. Va. has writ
ten letter 10 the United States Treasury De
partment asking if there is any truth in the
published statement that there IL g .OW,OOl
in the vaults of the treasury for tho heirs OF
Robert Morris. She will be informed in reply
that there ia no such fund in the treasury as
that described by her
Mary A. Swetzle. an inmate of the poor
house Of Rockingham county. was run over
and killed by freight train on the Baltimore
and Ohio road. near Harrisonburg. Tuesday.
The Roanoke City Council has ordered the
suspension OF NJ. c. NORRIS. chlet-Of- police
for failing to turn over $3.50 III fines which
he had collected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25

rbirty-Three in Shenandoah aud fif'y '''''"
I'm Pagc-Game and Crops

I'm Page-Game and Crops
woopsrocK, Va. Sept. A.-In this county
.h,ytv. three stills arc busy converting apple
mice into brandy The adjoining county,
Psve. has ffty-s stills. Though tne Tax
Il Sc. per gallon. good apple brandy can 20
houghf for about .125. This - also sleas
annie butter section. and the immense crop
81 annie. has stimulated the industry 10 sucn
a n srtent that all available empties on .nc
fsrmer's premises are being filled Win .he
lu,ciou, mixture. The price OF apple nu.'er
"a far has not been reduced; 5Oc per gaiion -
still the figure. . Much
Of Il will average ten barrels to the sore ~
tatoes were never more aouhuahe' -,
largest wheat crop for years - no" o. ,I,is
seeded Farmers generally are hoiuihG 'N''
years wheat for better prices. s =.
The Chicago Worlds Fair has appolISs.eu !"
commissioner to como here during tne onen-
andoah agricultural fair and secure the prize-
taking exhibits for the Chicago exhibition.
Mr.. J. Cox. OF England. has recently Puf-
cbase1 a large stock farm about seven niuos
from this town. He will breed trotting Anu
running horses. ,a IN
All through the Shenandoah Valley ana IN
the mOuntains millions OF rect vi hH' P'N'
timber are being killed by insects AZ.
There is going to be plenty oil game III 'ni'
section this season. 49,
A lodge Of Knights of Pythias Arthur
Lodge. No. 75-hGs been instituted with thirly-
three members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
nICHwOND PRIZE WINNERS.
Fuohrc at the Brandon-school Teachers
Marriages.

BASIC CITY. VA. Sept M.-lSpecial.l AT
The Brandon progressive euchre party Tues
day the following were the prize-winners;
Mrs. L. T. ID. Myers. Richmond, ladies' first
prize: Miss Lily G. Smith. Richmond. ladies'
second prize: Mrs G. W. Smith, Basic CITY,
ladies' BOBBY prize; Mr.. j. K. Orem, Baltl-
more gontlemens first prize; Mr. =. W.
Smith. Basic City. gentlemen's second prize,
and Mr.. w. A. Sheer. Waynesboro. gentle
mems BOBBY prize.
Mrs. Lottie Bell Applemsn, of Cincinnati
cousin Of the celebrated Thomas, has organ
lied music class in Basic City.
Tho school commissioners for this district
have elected the following teachers for the
Basic City graded school. which opens Octo-
Der l2th Professor f.. T. Bloxton. principal;
Miss. Hattie Mondenhall. first assistant. and
Miss Molle Palmer. second assistant Miss
Helen Tyler. Of this place. teacher at Stuart
Draft; Miss Bib. Waynesboro.
Mr.. r. W. Crowder, Of Basic City. will be
married Wednes day, to Miss Rec Martin, st
the residence Of her parents in this city.
Cards havo been sent out announcing the
marriage Of DR.. Harry Myers 20 Miss Bessie
Glenn Chew. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Chew This also takes place next
Wednesday in the Presbyterian church at
WaynesbOrO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
FEDERAL JUDGESHIPS-
II. r. Buxton Being Urged for the vacancy
Expected to DO Made by Judge Seymour.

FAYETTEVILLE, n. O.. Sept. 24.-ISpecal.l
Contemplating the early promotion of Judge
A. 3. Seymour from district judge of the
United States Court 70 the circuit court
iudceship Of the Federal Court, the friends OF
The Hon. X. L. Buxton in Fayetteville and
other part. Of the Eastern district have circu-
lated and numerously signed number OF Pc
titions requesting President Harrison TO APP
point him as Seymour's successor.
Judge Buxton has long been conspicuous
figure in the political councils OF the Repuo-
hcan party III North Carolina. Ia 1861 he
was elected Judge of the superior courts OF
the State. and served out an eight years term
in that capacity. Subsequently ne was nomi.
mated by the Republicans for Chief-J,ustice Of
the Supreme Court of North Carolina, but
was defeated in 1884; was nominated, on the
Republican ticket for Governor OF the "Old
North State. " but was again defeated by the
Hon. Thomas J. Jarvis, late Minister to Bra
I'll under Clevelands administration. In
1890 no declined n nomination tor Associate
DINA on the Republican ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
DREW 4 PISTOL ON THE GUARD
And Escared-Mr. Gray DecIines-or.
Bakers Case.

ABINGDON, VA, Sept. 29.- Special. J
County court began yesterday and adj
journed till Saturday. The case against Ed.
Branch was dismissed. he having married
the girl" A caplas from Wise county for
ceiling liquor was executed on him yesterday
and last night he drew pistol on the guard,
Scott Thompson. and under the circum-
stances he walked on and is AZ liberty.
1t is now positively asserted that Mr..
Robert II. Gray declines the Alliance nomi-
nation.
The record In the case of DR.. Baker WAS on
Monday last delivered 10 Judge Kelly who.
having already 10 consider ali important in
junction case. said lie could not consider the
Baker case until he opens his court here on
Monday next. II 1t should be argued before
him then there may be further delay.
Or. John H. Hyder died horo last night
after several weeks illness. aged about
seventy five years.
John Grogs lost house Of tobacco bv fire
last Monday near Halls Bottom. The build
ing belonged TO Mr.. Talbut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
WHAT THEY THINK OF DIXIE.
Northern Settlers to Express Their YlsHS
on The Solid South.
GRAND MILITARY And CIVIC PARADE
Tn n. One Of the Features ofthe Exposition
An Institution to euro Drunkenness
and Other snch Habits.

R.1yroH. N. c.. Sept. 2.-fSpecial.I-W w.
II Chamberlain. secretary OF the ASSOCIATION
OF Northern Settlers in the Southern otates'
has issued q circular calling the association
10 assemble in Raleigh October nm 10 tho
10th during the Southern interstate EAposi'ioh
and express to the world their views OF the
Sonth. the treatment they have recelvedatt
hands Of tho Southern people. and the ad-
vantaees and disadvantages Northern settlers
have who settle in the South. Ihis mars
meeting Is called by order Of the Northern
Settlers Association, and every community
In the South that has settlers located 10 II
who immiprated from one OF the Northern
States will send large delegation
MILITARY AND CIVIC PARADE
Ameeting Of the Raleigh Chamber of Com;
MERGE has been called 70 arrange for grahu
military and civic parade. 70 se helo mere on
ths onening OF tho Southern Exposition. Oc-
tober 1st Governor Holt. who Will deliver
the address Of welcome. will be escorted by
the procession TO tho Exposition, and there
will be full turnout Of the military. num-
cipal. and ire organizations OF the city.
10 CURE BAD HABITS.
Asyndicate from Nebraska are in this state
for the purpose Of locating at some favorable
point an institution for the cure Of liquor.
opium and tobacco habits. They have rislt-
cd several points Salisbury has offered TO
donate site if tho institution is located there,
THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Tho committee in charge of building the
State industrial school for white girls PROV
ded for by appropriation of the last Legisia-
ture, met here to-day and the plans for tho
building were adopted. The building will be
two stories high, 1876 feet front ana % feet
depth. It viii be of brick aud stone, ana IN
the Romanesque style, and on either side of
the main entrance there are large bay WIN
L..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
DEMOCRATS MET.
Bakers Precinct Democratic Club Listened
Ia Speech.

A largo and enthusiastic meeting was held
last evening at Sears Hall on the Williams
burg turnpike just east of the city. under
the auspices Of Bakers Precinct Democratic
Club. II was perhaps the best attended
Democratic meeting ever held in that pre-
cinct anc was presided over by President
Sears.
Mr.. George D. Carter, the candidate for the
House, made an excellentspeech in which he
reviewed the Issues of the campaign and dis
cussed the matters generally pertinent TO
the Democratic party. He also Impressed on
the voters tho necessity of their turning out
in full force. and thereby demonstrating 10
the opposite party that the Democrats are
in full Organization.
Captain! s b. CHM also spoke and ex-
horted his listeners to stand by the candidate,
Of whom he spoke in unqualified admiration.
The Captain said Mr.. Carter represented
straghtout Democracy. and that it became
them as men TO vote for him and 10 have
nothing TO do with outside issues.
Several others spoke, after which refresh
ments. consisting of Il variety Of sandwiches
and liquids, were served. and very pleasant
time was passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
Tho Loes by the Fire.

SouTH BosroN. VA. Sept. 24.-lSpecial.l !
The Piedmont Manufacturing Company,
which was burned out last mig was owned ~
Mr. James Iraver. and was dong largo auu
nrosperous business All Of their goods were
taken ns fast as finished, and so, 900 finished
spokes we're ready to be shipped b., day. Nj.
Trayer estimates his loss as follows: On
building and machinery, 100000 on stock;
s6, 900. There is insurance TO the amount OF
eli 900 in the following companies Pennsyii-
vania, $3.50: Morotock. sl.50D; National
& 900; Liverpool, London and GLOBE. sl;oOV'
Ftna. II 7OO' Queen. $500: Insurance Com
pany of North America. $1,000; Virginia Fire
and Marine, $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
CHILDREN TO SING "MIhADO."
MIR. Atkins' Brother Dangerously Shot
FuIcher-Smith.

fulfnsI~sIflttns
CHARLoTTEsvILLE. Va. Sept 81. Special
Mr.. James Atkins of this place received a tel
egram from Danylle this morning calling him
70 the bedside of his brother john who is
said to have been dangerously shot in the alb
dOmen.
Great preparations are being mado for
the presentation Of the "hlikado" by
the children of this city at the opera
house next Thursday and Friday. Miss
Nettie Dull has charge OF the music, while
MIR. J. s. Barnwell does the training OF the
little ones. The Jarman children, who made
such a success of their parts in Cupid some
months ago. have prominent parts. Part Of
the proceeds 90 towards tho Piedmont Hos
pital
Miss Lula Fulcher, Of Mediums River, and
Mr.. j. l.. Smith, Of Charlottesville were
married at the residence of the brides
parents yesterday by Rev. B. f. Lpscomb.
Mr.. l.. r. Smith brother of the groom, gave
a reception TO the happy pair last night.
Masters Willie A. Edwards. son OF the late
Wash. T.. Edwards. and Ellis Langford,
whose brother recently died hero. We're yes
terday chosen 10y the city school board ne
pupils 10 the Miller Manual Labor School. in
place Of boys recently withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
HURLED TO DEATH.
How Easy to Drift Toward Death

am.n in a boat above tho Falls in smooth
xster unconscious Of danger, allowed himself
% aim. Tho current at first slight, increased
rntil his rapid whiring and roar OF the cataract
,rongbt 20 his senses full realization OF his
awful peril-too late.
So we often neglect little weakness ner-
vor.ross fired brain. sleepless nights from
which we wake tired and unrefreshed' weary
lsnguid feeling. headache, confusion OF MIND
dnlIness loss of memory, strange sensations
which mean insanity. lila,
Cold feet and limbs, numbness. fremDllne'
rrickIing sensation. extreme WEAKNESS OF limbs
mean ParalySfs. We often disregard 'no
weakness and languor of Debility and malaria,
the disorder OF stomach liver or kidneys Until
fatal disease fastens upon lis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
Notes From scottsviie.

ScoTTsvILLR, Va, Sept. 4.-lSpecial j
Messrs Thomas and Clark Tutwiler. OF
Richmond. were mere last week TO attend their
mothers funeral
Miss Louise Stokes. and Mrs. j. ID. Crump.
Of Richmond. are visiting the Misses Clarke.
of this place.
Miss Annie Farrar left last week TO take
charge of a school at Churchland.
Messrs. Leslie Martin. Il. w. Clark. and
Il. Hill Montague. of Richmond paid visit
TO relatives in town Sunday.
Miss Annie Parker Harris has returned
home from her visit to Richmond
Our school board has decided that the
Graded School should commence October 9Th.
The country schools will commence one week
later. The teachers in the scottsyilIe school
are Professor W. r. Ellis principal: Misses
n. NJ. Hill, l.. w. Farar and W. E. Hickok,
assistants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
HORSE DTSAPPEdRBD IN The EAhfH
Death OF mr. Lancastcr-Good Sheep Record
Mr.. Wheat.

BERRYvrIIE. Va. Sept. 2.-lSpecial; j
Rev. ]. r. Jones lost valuable horse iast
week in singular manner. While wandering
over the farm the animal stepped upon tnin
covering of earth. which gave way ana ue-
posted the horse in hole ten feet below.
He could not extricate himself. and when
found was dead He had been missed three
or four days
Mr.. John F. Lancaster. one OF our pest
known and respected citizens, died sunday;
aged eighty years. lie had been IN feeble
health for years. ILL.,
A brother of Mr. d. H. Tayenner, Ialler'
had his leg broken Just above the knee ri
day ut Shenandoah junction. ,,.
Misses Susie Smith, of Prince William
county. and Daniels, of Jefferson county W.
Va. and Mrs. j. p. Lee. Of Richmond are
visiting Mrs. Jacob Warden, near this place.
Mr.. N. J.. z. Reed says that at one time ne
had three ewes which raised seven lambs. Tor
which he received - per head, and from two
of the ewes he clipped IS pounds OF Wool, ior
which he received twenty-three cents per
pound. hoe
notified Professor A. PAUL., director OF the
musical festival Of the Raleigh Exposition
that he will participate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25

Probability OF IA Triangular Political Fight
Suspension Bridge.

Locusr LANE VA. Sept 20. Especial. J.
County court at Gate City has been in session
this week, and good deal of business dis
posed of. There are several criminals in our
Jail awaiting trial.
James Davidson shot Ira Alley Esq. pro-
prietor OF the Myrtle House. last night David
con was drinking. MIR. Alley was not much hurt.
The Democrats have declared against a
nomination for the House They split and
Colonel Richmond leads the regular Demo
Gratis against the Alliance nominee it will
result in a triangular fight
The Alliance of tho Second district have
nominated j b. Craft for the Senate
The Democrats met on the 2Sth instant at
Big Stone Gap for the purpose Of nominating
y candidate for the Senate
Lieutenant James H. Cox 10 building a
wire suspension bridge like the one ut Wythe-
vile across Big Moccasin creek in the Gap,
for MIR. K. A. Ayers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25

Politics in tho Thirty ghth Senatorial Dis
frict-The Eldorado.

frict-The Eldorado.
NEWPORT News, Sept. 24.-The district con-
vention, comprising James City, York. War
wick and Elizabeth City counties. meets here
Monday to nominate Democratic candidate
for the legislature The candidates who have
announced themselves are pr. John II. Craw-
ford. chairman of the Warwick county Demo
cratic committee and an Alliance leader Mr.
4. A. Moss. n real estate man Of Newport
News. and Mr. Francis Causey, lawyer OF
Hampton. The Democratic candidate Will
have the naming of the Judge for this county.
Among those mentioned for the ludgeshlp are
Messrs. Phil. Hubbard W. r. Garrett, w. j..
Nelms H. j. Robinson and Judge Peek, In,
cumbent. Whoever gets tho ludgeship Will
have the appointing ola quarantine oihcer Tor
Newport News. a position which pays from
SO 600 20 5000.
Tho steamship Fldorado. which was sunk
about a month ago in tho Bahamas. IL now In
the dry-dock here undergoing repairs.
The Newport News Bank. having been hu-
thorized to begin work as national bank.
with n capital OF 400, 900 will be merged at
once into a national institution.
Mr.. +. NJ Braxton, it,. has been called to
Fredericksburg by "A telegram announcing
the illness of his father.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
Buena Nlsta's Products.

BUEsA VISTA. Va. Sept. 23.-lSpecial. /
The Buena Vista Company. the promoter
and fostering guardian Of material develop
nent here, is arranging for full display OF
fabrics at the Virginia and North Carolina
State Expositons In the schedule embrac-
ing variety Of work in wood and metal will
also be the products Of the Cashmere mills,
the fire brick works and Of the varied wares
and implements of glass from the first works
OF the kind established in Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE
In the Case OF william Kobinson-Tho Shan
Baltic In Tynchbnrc.

IYNcHBuRo, Va. Sept. 2l-lSpecial. In
the corporation court to-day the jury brought
in verdict of murder in the first degree in
the case of william Robinson, the murderer
of Mollie DAVIS.
The Jury was out only about twenty min
utes. A motion was made for new trial by
counsel for the defense.
Tho Norfolk Light Artillery Blues will
probably participate in our sham battle. II
is now certain that We will hive ten compa-
MES here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
"Aii We Like sheen Have Gone ss,rav y

GRgEs BAY, Va. Sept 24-ISpecai. /
Elder NJ. 8. Staples of Manchester. preached
20 large audience at the Christian church
here Sunday His text was Isaiah lii. 6. He
adduced from many passage OF scripture
That the billions Of Gods creatures who have
gone down 10 death without hearing of the
one only name whereby people can he saved.
will IN the dawning dispensation bs brought
70 life. and OIL know the Lord. from the least
20 tho greatest" a. result OF tho death of
Christ.