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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
no cOURTS-MARTlAL HELD.
Tie Order Tor Both AnnuIled-An Inquiry
on BROAD Lines.

on BROAD Lines.
-t- gen ral court-martial ordered by
J.r. Nalle 10 assemble yesterday morn
o. t.r tn. purpose Of trying Lieutenant
% Company c., on the charges
j.r against him by Colonel Jones,
g. r- re.t FOR the reason that the order
.y issued By the Governor making II
-y Tor all cOurt-martials TO be or
through the Adjutant-General super
il 't- order FOR the court. Hence han
tr fri. .1al been assembled, any action II
-.t have taken would have been illegal
'- the witnesses In the case heu
<.. tl..Irl Il the Intention OF the officers
lni tls court, and consequently
number Of them were at the AT,
F 40 the appointed time, ana waited
'.l lnr the members Of the court.
f.-.inental court. which was or
flr last night 10 try Sergeants May
aa- IoindeNter, or Company =, VIZ
ts, OLE Owed for the same reason. ~
t-..t,c that the Acknowledgement VIII
....teI 20 order court Tor inc
g.. M Lieutenant HOlstead at no very
llt date
D. is UNDERSTOOD that the Governor has
% comply with the request OF tne
'-.e4 .ur officers Of the First keHlfneit
court Of inquiry to inquire into
u.ra.r IN which the regiment Is
-s .lnlucted. and that he viii give
f such powers as viii enable tnen
0.Faiy investigate and inquire into
g. nHtl.r- PERTAINING TO the organization.
--.- factions Ia the regimentai squaoble
anxious for such an investigation,
o. 81 highly probable that II s1ch q
no is ordered by the Governor. con-
'sh.e Light will be thrown on the
A~as.sns which are sapping the nts
~ The regiment. The court VIII
''le1'y cit for several days. and wniie
mlical disclosures are anticipated, the
ei.rss will certainly be interesting.
!Ae troubles in the cavalry regimen.
- if Grn.ng 20 come 10 a focus. ana IL
q more than probable that unless a truce
A" ~ he'd up between Colonel Euker ana
s.inin George D. Carter. Of the Henrico
....'y NE troop will disband. The Hen
..oJs have been ordered 70 meet al the
,-H mouse tomorrow 10 decide whether
az ',onme ndations OF Inspector-Generai
10. Lane Stern shall be approved.
i-4in Carter claims that for some un-
,"n rrason, the Henrico Troop mss
'H received any announcement from
1,e-4uariers since he assumed command
~ ~ and he Is considering the adyisa,,
~ OF writing 10 Governor OFerraii
- itQyestog that he approve the report
ue inspectOr-Genera1 concerning the
~es4til lnfIt IF the ffooD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28

rassh at least $1,000. upon which there v
Sis,too OF insurance placed AZ follows;
Through j. III. Claiborne q Bon--ln the
Hamburg Bremen. 1900: London Aseur-
ance. 1900; United States Fire, 1900.
Through Pieasants q Crcnshaw--Sun and
Fire, 1900: Caledonia Fire, 1900.
Through 3. H. PuIiiam a continental.
OF New York. 1900; National OF Balti-
more. Sibc0. Through Dudley & Gray
Columhia-LIoyds, $i,o00.
The building, which II owned by Mr..
Ashby Jones. was insured In the Old vir-
ginia Mutual Company for 5000 The
cause of the fire Is stu mystery though
Chief Fuller inclines TO the belief that
u originated from the electric motor used
IN the factory.
The igniting OF a tar-kettie on the
roof OF the Office OF the Powers-Taylor
Drug Company shortly after noon yester-
day occssioncd considerable excitement for
a time. The department responded
promptly, but some confusion In locating
the IRE resulted from the fact that alarms
were turned In from the boxes on the
corners of Twelfth and Main, Thirteenth
and Cary, and Fifteenth and Main streets
a hand fire-grenade thrown at the kettle
by an employee OF the drug company ex-
tinguished the blaze before any damage
was done
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
OBJECTIONS MAY Be ASKED roa.
Tho College Faculty to Bs Asked for HA'
r..~sg~~s-R~si~uuffou Probable.

The College Faculty to Be Asked ZOE -
pressions-Resignstion Probable
Although the students of Richmond Col
lege are absent at their homer and Tue
faculty are enjoying q rest during 'ne
Christmas holidays. the opposition mani
tested to President-elect Boatwrignt con-
tInues to engage the attention OF the
friends Of the Institution.
One OF the trustees, who Is wei posteu
on everything that concerns the cohsse:
said to Dispatch man yesterday tnat
the opposition manifested by the facui,,
~ to the boards choice for president na9
not failed to impress the trustees, anu
in the event that Mr.. Boatwrignt accep.s
the office the members OF the >faculty
will be called upon to state their oo)ec'
lions TO him. -,
Another gentleman. who Is very init
mate with almost every member OF tno
faculty, and has discussed the nomina-
ton OF Professor Boatwright with them
very freely, said to the Dispatch man
that there would positively be seveIai
designations from the faculty II Mr.. Boat
wright accepts A..
Professor Boatwright has promised 70
announce his decision by the LIST OK
January, and until then nothing tangible
will be learned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
Property Transfers.

Richmond: II. p. Beck and others e
winston Taylor. 30 lila feet on north
side Bacon street near Second. 800; J; a:
Dyson's trustees TO H. g. Heeks. = fest
paul. 81, sos; walter Jackson's and others
frustee to L. c. Redd. . feet on west
side st. James street between Baker sno
Charity. subject 20 lien, 10 -. -
Frank p. Read. "a u6-i0o0 acres adjoining
Hishisnd Springs. 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28

were not long in determining that inc
trouble was smallpox
with Judse Lewis, ofKine Wiiiian esun.
~. and Commonwealth's-Att Attorney lswis:
and Drs. Lewis and Edwards, als2 %
that county, and papers WERE prepared ios
the proper quarantining Of the nous
quarantine went into eject st once. Ire
hut IL but hundred yards from tne
York-River railroad. about midway -
tween Lester Manor and White Hosss'
and only about twenty miles from h'cn-
The Indian f. a cousin Of the chief OF
the Pamunky tribe. and - supposed -
have contracted the maiady In the NJ H.
tropolis. He Is quite young man. anu A''
condition II critical. ~..r.
DR.. Oppenhimer entertains NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
L,.tl. Ones Danced for Charity.

The bal poudre at Belvidere Hall iass
evening was a delightful success. 1t wan
given by Miss Thaw's class for the bene.
ladies' and gentlemen were present "a
spectators. and the little ones OF the
school who participated In the dances
tunes. with powdered hair. The figure.
were executed with much grace and sixth.
and those present appeared to enjoy the
entertainment immensely. Quite a. nice
sum was realized for the home, which Is
one Of the most worthy charity institu-
tions in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
The Horse Stepped on Him.

Archie Crew, a small boy, while cross
ing the street at the corner of Twenty.
second and Marshall streets with his
dentally run over by horse ridden by
Mr.. T. II. Bowry lineman OF the Fire
Department. who was responding TO ths
The horses hoof struck one Of the boy s
legs, INJECTING a painful wound. which,
however, is not at all serious. The little
fellow was carried 20 the home OF his
parents, on Twentieth street, where his
wound was dressed by the ambulance
surgeon,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
wanted to Withdraw tn. warrant.

Charles Bowser. a colored boy. was ar.
rested by Policeman Allen yesterday and
lodged in the Second Station on the
knife In a bar-room on Sixth street on
Christmas night. The injured Lad at
tempted to withdraw his warrant when
Bowser was arrested, and. failing In this
out Charging him with attempting to cut
Rowser. This was done, and the cass
will come up In the Police Court to-day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
From tn. County Court.House.

The case Of Charles Humphreys !coi-
ored), charged with perjury. when was
set for examination before Justice =.
I,arus Yesterday. was continued for an
Indefinite period on account OF the hihesS
of the attorney for the accused.
Warrants for the arrest OF sever,
inmates Of the Industrial Home. cnarsins
them with disturbing the peace there, ana
assaulting Superintendent T. w. LINDSAY,
have been sworn out and placed IN Lns
hands of officers for execution; Cnariso
Rosser. one OF the inmates, Is the prinsi-
nal transgressor. and he II was VINO
Stirred up the trouble. He severely Dit
Captain Lindsay. and otherwise maze
The Quarterly meeting OF the overseers
of the poor OF the county was held at the
court-house yesterday afternoon, ana
routine business was transacted:
ferret ont the persons who set fire to the
courthouse several nights snce nave as
yet discovered no clue on which to WORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
Onicers of Acca Temple.

The annual meeting OF Acca Temple;
Mystic Shrine, was held last night, ana
the following officers were elected 10. ,he
ensuing year: George l.. Street. potentate,
F. w. Cunningham, chief rabban; George
w. Rady, assistant rabban; john H.
Charlton. high priest and prophet; p. A.
Hotchkiss, oriental guide; JONI r. mase''
treasurer; w. Hall Crew. recorder ~,
The following were appointed: c. w.
Dunstan, first ceremonial master; Thoma ~,
Whittet, second ceremonial master; u: r.
Ecker and Fred. peasants alrec,orS, 90.
II. Jacobs, marshal: II. NJ. Boykln' cap-
tain OF the guard; William Krause, outer
guard: X. C. Edward, captain Arao
patrol: r. II. NJ. Harrison, aichemist
Jacob Reinhardt, organist. Ihey were III
l.. r. Ecker was elected representative
10 the Imperial Council. o, ,,.
Seven sons of the desert crossed the
burning sands. - .,,o, ., n
lot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
Air-Brake Improvement.

Mr.. James NJ. Meyers. pattern-maker
for the Caldwell Machine Company. and
Captain J. r. Bragg. conductor on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. have In
vented an important improvement on the
westinghouse automatic air-brake system,
which was given a trial few days ago
at the Chesapeake and Ohio yards. The
object of the device is to enable the en-
gineer to recharge his reservoirs an pipes
Immediately after applying the brakes
thus giving him better control over his
train. The invention Is said to work very
satisfactorily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28

The Council Committees on Health and
second Market held meetings yesterday
evening and transacted routine business
r Hss ordinances and Water faiisd. 4
obtain oporums. Ar, Joseph w. LAube
Of tie Bosrd Of Police cQmmlesicners.
IVES on hand TO prge ths cou4fttee On
Ordnance 70 adope goa deg oroa'
me 1'Ss street COMMITTEES win hsid rsgss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
Their Tin wedding.

At their residence on Church Hill last
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar. b. White
celebrated their "tin wedding. ana were
tended their congratulations and wished
the happy couple many more such anni'
yersaries. Mr.. White has. for years oc"
cupied the position Of Clerk In the Ponce
tho CITY officials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
A PAmuNklAN HAS SMALLPOX
An Indian Returns to virginia from Nov
York with tho Disease.

York With tho Disonse.
Last night DR.. w. T. Oppenhimer, presi-
dent OF the Board Of Health Of this city.
returned from Lester Manor: where he
went In the morning to Investigate the
rumor. OF smallpox in the Psmunky In
dian reservation. in King William county.
He reports that he found one genuine
the worsf stage u the disease. The sur
fsrer I'll Z Psmunky Indian. who about
ten DAYS ago returned 70 Virginia from
New York. where he had been for some
time. He went hunting one DAY last week'
and while IN the forest VA takeo e,ck.
Physlcians were summoneos ana Jnsy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
ChiIdren's Party Postponed.

children and the sickness of others, the
party to be given to their little friends
at the Retreat for the Sick this afternoon
will be postponed until further notice
through these columns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December Il
The presidents OF the colleges I'm this State.
al a meeting held in this city to-day. de-
cided to prohibit intercollegiate football
games henceforth. Exhibition sports OF
any kind only will be allowed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, December 2I.--yir-
ginia 3s. new. 7ia4; do. century bonds,
dated Gas bonds, 1o7Agl07h; stocks, 65lz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28

NEW YORK. December H.--tHpccfai. =
M Baiiey. Marlborough; T. q, BoeDer,
Waldorf: =. B Kirk, Bartholdi; y. Wesr
eermsn, Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
LITTLE FOLKSDANCE.
cHIloREN's PARTY At THE MANSION
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Miss Helen O'Ferraii Given . Beautiful
Entertainment in Honor Of Her EIsv.
snfh Birthday--Thoss Present.

The Executive Mansion was the scene
or brilliant and most enjoyable enter
tainment last night. the occasion being a
oirthday-party given by the Governor ana
Mrs. O'Ferrall to their daughter, little
Miss Helen O'Ferran.
The whole OF the lower moor was thrown
open. and the rooms were handsomely
decorated with ferns palms. and ported
plants. The dancing was In the large par
iors the musicians being separated from
the dancers-some hundred In number-by
an artistically-arranged partition Of
palms Colonel 10 Lane Stern, assisted by
Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin. directed the
dance, and Mrs. Charles II. wingo. Mrs. e.
OBJ. Cowardin. Mrs. Beverley T. Crump,
Mrs. Fanny Tucker. Miss Lena Patter-
son, OF Harrisonburg. and Miss Matte
knight assisted Mrs. O'Ferrall in looking
after the little guests
1t was the young hostess's eleventh
birthday. She did the honors most grace
fully. and was most becomingly attired in
lavender silk trimmed with lace. A fea-
ture OF the dancing was skirt-dance by
little Misses Sophie White and Anna Belle
Forbes.
SOME OF THE LITTLE GUESTS.
AfnpUS tnOse present were. mlSstS MAY
Moore. Julia Moore. Clirland Randolph.
Lally Cary, Courtney Crump, Anna Carr.
Elizabeth Davenport, Elsie Davenport.
Hennngham Lyons. Burnard Cooke
Mary Pendeton steser Ailene cSw s,r,ra
Louise McAdams, Gladness Fraysier,
Bessie Fraysier, Sophie White, Agnes
Drewry, Sallie. Louise. and Elizabeth
Knight, Mollie Bridges, Bessie Tompkins,
Sutton. Mildred Hill Lucie Hayes, Nellie
Davenport, Pauline Powers. Mary James.
Katie Copeland, Florence Parker. Adele
hrmistead Margaret s McG" ,,,I I Mildred
Martha gti A handy S' Ruth Tanner. jamie
Wingo. Carrie and Eugene Hartman, Susie
Davis. Mary Urner, Lizzie Christian Watt
Ellie Carmichael. Mary Tabb Crump,
Florence Lee. Sarah H5e av' a Louise
Lille Lockwood, Brent witt, Anna Bell
Forbes.
Masters William Writ Henry. Stuart
Michaux. Willie Hayes. Byrd Newton
Charlie Cowardin, Stuart Christian. Gil
more Minor. Willie Minor, Louis Ran
dolph Mayo. Moore Lathrop. Henry
Hotchkiss, Henry Miller, Frank Irving.
Charlie Talbot, James Werth. Normer
Yarbrough. Lucien Bass, Warner Robins,
Graham Carmichael James X. Brancn.
James Archibald Patterson, Charlie
Wlngo. John wingo, Charlie Hill, Alex
ander Hartman. and Willie Wingo.
SUPPER AND THEN DANCING.
At 10 o'clock an elegant supper was
served. after which dancing was resumed
A merrier party never assembled I'm Rich
mond. In the early part of the evening
the Governor was engaged on important
business, but later he mingled with the
little ones, and joined Mrs OFerrall in
making the entertainment one long TO be
remembered by all who participated as
one OF the most delightful they had
ever attended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices Of Money, Bonds, stechs, Grain, 70.
bacco, Cotton. &C.. and the wea-
Their Indications.

- WASHINGTON. D. O.. December H.
IELIR Forecast for Virginia Fair wealth.
wv" Ter; colder, with Q cold wave in
western portion; northerly winds
North Carolina: Fair weather; colder; ;
northerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28

,. MESS .... sGf1S s,I.ss' s,,.,s ,L,7n
May. lL72h IL77M iL5*h li.oo
sssS, s ssIs s s5s SIS s:sss SO
SHORT RIBS
Jan'y... h-70 800 300 o-eS
Cash quotations: Flour slow; feeling
easy with no quotable change In prices.
52hc. No. 2 corn. 551sc. No. 2 oats. 23tc.
Pork, slL1aii.s7Ia Lard, t.s2ngSs5 RIBS,
S. 70. Shoulders, b.oca0l2tS Sides. 5000
6i2H. Whisky. n.E
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION srocK-YARDs, ILL, Decem.
Der H.-Csttis--Rsceipts, 1000 head; mar
ket firm; common to extra steers. 5000
$50; stocksrs and feeders. s2.o0hs50; cows
and bulls, 2.ooa35o: calves, G.5og5.3.
.Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head market firm;
TO choice mixed. $+iog4.50; choice as
sorted. Aaatso; light S.~eA@' pigs.
sSssp.Rseeipts. 500 head; market srm =,
and l0y2oc higher; inferior TO choice, u.1o
ass; lambs. t,.6oa425.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O.. December N.-Fiour
steady and unchanged.
wheat--Rsceipts very light and market
firm.
cOm.ouiet. but firm; No. 3 mixed.
0ats-ouiet and firm; No. mixed. track,
22itc.
Pork--DuyI and easter; mess. Si.5a
Lard-Dull and easier; steam leaf, 7hc.;
Dry Salt Msats-pun; loose shoulders,
5hc.; looSs short ribs, 57sc. loose abort
clear sides, 6lsc.; boxed meats worth hc.
more.
Bacon-Easy; loose shoulders, SIC; loose
short-rib sides. 6Mc.; loose short clear
sides. eTsc; boxed meats. worth hc. more.
Whiskey-Steady at si.22.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS U.S. MOI MOI December H,-FIour
Whsat-Lower; December. SIisc.; May.
corn"Lower; December. 45c. January,
&c; May. Shdf45Ac.; July. SIC.
Oats-Lower; May, 3lhH3lMc.
Pork-Siandard mess, nl-75,
Lardsprims steam: Sso; ch . e. 80:
$50: clear sides. $50.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. s,e.; longs.
GAc,; clear ribs. SIC; shorts. 7isc.
High Wines-N.2
THE COTTON MARKETs.
NEW ORLEANS. December 2.--Cot.
1 rSary. s aarsS ss april SM Nay.
ss,p; sSe SO: oeicb err. SIS ' '''''
NEW YORK. December g.-cottou
quiet. middling Gulf, l5-iec.; middjinF
a .ss. 9u ssi.s f bsssm Ss.t Pa
ssas4 xDrt s sss.: t Nay. ss ~" AA'sn'
LIVERPOOL, December ia p. NJ
American middling fair. SD. good mid
ding. SLID; middling, > i-37d. !: low mid
: Sid. Dscsmber. . So.St9S odd; De.
January and Februsry. 3 soSsa.: March
and April. 3. 0.stasd.:: April ana 4sy.
3 lsad.. value; MAJ and June. > 2-etd J;
TENDER. s ) Ia. rusurss ~ eiosad steady.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, ~. c., December H.
Rosin steady; strntned, Q.OA ~.
Spirits Turpentjne-2txc.
Tar--Ftrm ct &c.
Crude Turpentine--virgin. $40.
SAVANNAH. QAy Deesmher q. Spirits
i.ooB casks III RecsIpss. =; - ga sa''A'
Rossn-Q Quoted STEADY end UuehsnGed
but Notwithstanding the poofod tone 49,
was 2 .trcng demand, asd iQvss u1l0c
w cHA is1I siftas q G. p,s.ussr ~
Turpentine hrm 81 we, necelo@SI noSe.
Rosin-ooOd strained arm q N.ok H.
ceiptas none. kt q
NEW YORK TRUCK MAaxnR
NEW FORK. Dsesmbsr u.-I.sis Nm;
!, s 50: 4. s ..s,pss l,6fG xsrsh
SILVER IN LONDON
* Lom 3 2's 1Nos osee~bw &'-Sae ~
! NoRTorx pEA9gux MAXINE.
nsports1 ~ ~ plDn6eA)
ss SSa 49,. Y a, 81; -: ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
p. nm % ~ f<s7arrs.NFsF-N Nf|NlN ~
AZURE ALMANAC, DEC. %, 1894.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 81, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Middletown transcript., 1894-01-13
NO BETTER IN THE COUNTRY.

The Good Work of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad in 1898.
! The B. & O. R. R., the pioneer of the
American Railway System, has of recent
years been renewing its youth, so to speak.
and attracting to its lines constantly in
creasing share Of the passenger traffic cea-
selessly passing between the cities of the
Atlantic seaboard and the great Mississippi
Valley. As an evidence of this fact it may
be stated that its revenue from passengers
traffic was 81, ,262, 900 in 1883, while for the
fiscal year ended June 30th, 1893, it rose to
$e,618, 600, being gain of over fifty-fve
per cent. in the last five years. It will be
nsted that the last fiscal year ended June
Stth, and that the heavy business to the
Worlds Fair is not included in the figures,
bat will go to swell the gross receipts for
the ficai year ending June 30th, 1894. No
road in America has had greater experience
than the B. g. O. R. R.. in handling large
volumns of passenger business, and none
is able to do it better. Every four years it
is called upon to transport the enthusiastic
thousands from the East, North and West
to and from the presidential inangurals,
and it broke all previous records by Its
work dur ing the Grand Army encapR-
ment at Washington, in 1892. Tnus pre-
pared by its past experiences the 3. d52Q.
was in position to take good care Of rtbe
multitudes travelling to Chicago during the
Worlds Fair, and while It probably carried
to and from Chicago greater number of
people than any other road Of equal mile-
age. it is gratifying TO be able to state that
not single Worlds Fair traveller was
killed on the B, & o. system.-Baltinsore
Ameaican.
Middletown transcript., 1894-01-13
CHURCH NOTES.

. q - II
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
is the most active agents in our community
in work of charity and its members are
wisely and carefully dispensing help-to the
needy.
The young ladies of the Methodist church
are making preparations for bazaar for
the benefit of the Sunday school piano fund.
They will hold it at the parsonage at an
early date.
The week of prayer service which.was
held in the Forest Presbyterian Church
this week, was well attended. On tomorrow
evening, Mr.. Moore will preach on 1.-THE
Second Coming of Christ.
Revival service have continued during
each evening this week in the Methodist
church. The attendance has been large,
and the exercises have been spiritually
helpful to the church. Rev. Alfred Smith
preached an interesting sermon Thursday
night. His exposition and practical en-
forcement of the text in Acts 16, so, .sWhat
Must do to Be saved" was clear, logical,
and instructive. The meetings will con-
tinue next week.