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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
Democracy and Free Silver.

Editor Of The Times.
Sir.-Thc election is over. with the graf +
flying result that William Mckinley Will
bee the next President or the United
States. that "a Republican Congress ls
elected pledged 10 sound money. ana
pledged 10 oppose national dishonOr ana
rcpudiation. Vet the most gratifying part
of the result is that 70 d. not party
victory. but is the victory OF national
honor over reputation. d,
I'm our opinion the election has. 10 an
reasoning minds. settled the fate of free
silver beyond peradVenturc. sun, like the
voice of despair. We hear lrcc-silNcI "a
uatics headed. as OF Old hy tie 10y
Orator OF the llattc.' teartcrung ihe
policy OF Democracy To bee 10 array the
masses against the classes. 10 uphold
visionary schemes. which. as they londiy
believed in the past campaign. would Ice
fOndly seized upon by debtors ana the
uoOrer classes. These s0-c0llcd leaders
would have the Democratic party, in ma
tioral convention assembled i'm the year
1900 prOmulgatc a platform opposing the
law of the lana. uphOitlng reputation,
and declarinc the party Of Jefferson ana
ClcvolgId iu favor OF the principles cnun-
Ciated by every Porulist convention since
the formation of that party
This u.s. indeed. a irving hour for true
Democracy. Behind her she has past
q which any party might De proud. with
the exception Of the last PLATFORM. enun-
Ciatod 10y convention chosen 10 adopt
true Democratic platform. ahead OF her,
If tho majority q her adhcrcnts insist ON
straying after strange gods she has the
prospect of Oblivion for a longer space
OF time than the children of Israel were
i'm the wilderness Yet We cannot believe
that majority of Democrats will allow
the party TO be run into this mirc OF re-
pudiation and national dishcnor "A second
time
II is truly to be hoped that the Demo
cratic party viii return 20 the teachings
of her founders Tor which they fought,
and ON which they have twice elected that
sDOtless statesman. Grover Cleveland.
President of the United States. II She
does ahead of her is bright future. II
She does not, as a party She will bee rele-
gated TO Oblivion.
The small band of patriots which as
semblcd at indianapolis will. we truly be-
ievc. form the nucleus around which Will
be formed tho Democratic party OF the
future. DEMOCRAT.
Pulaski county. Va. Nov. A. 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
ar EIcHuoND COLLEGL.
4 Reception to the Delegates nm" ''S''''
to the Baptist Association

Richmond College rendered recep'io'
to the delegates and visitors 10 INC Day
fist General Association yesterday al
ternoon The visitors began u ",,'
O'Clock. The library, so.i''s - -. thc
were open ana attraclvu i,,o tho
visitors others went GOWN ".o
,b1,oistrv laboratory to see the students
- fh.ir r4aiii.r laboratory WORK. me
ov,reis.s of the college were su7p'n".''
,esterdav cxcept the laboratory uopa''-
mont. III .bo visitors
49,, no Grounds assemblcd IN the chapel
ana more kept coming from COW" 10"
The chanel was crowded. ho71 VI ~,
oficcLs and delegates 10 inc "sao, i'''''''
and a number Of other frleh'a Oh inc 'vi-
lcge were present. Tire hIal .lnms ~
the programme was the singing OF Noi
nation" by the students asseiiinisu ~ 'ile
left Of the rOstrum. Iheh ~ IMAM
A. V-bftsitt Of the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary. made ietNeh1
rtavor Then Rev. william l.. Hatcher
,-ico-nreeidcuf Of the Board or trustees
y, tcOned tho audience. and spoke words
%. urafso and confidence in bright
future for the college. The next feature
y.,e a gymnasium class drill by Mcssis,
100 Driscou Bowlen. Scruggs ano
Provence. in free-arm dumn-Och ana
wand drills. st this point lIoi esSor = -,
Young was 90 have recited, nut ne 'ou'u
not bee present. There were addresses ny
Dr. NJ. r.. Wharton. of Nofioik. ana IT.
j. i. Gambreli. of Atlanta Ca. IT.
Wharton spoke as am aiuinhus OF INC
college. and 800 HIS inimitnblo way tod
funny anecdotes ani delighted the aui-
fence. but did not flil 10 speak earnest
words. particularly I'D he urge the oeo-
rie 10 Tan, DO Richmond College the fore
most Southern school after The lnifer-
eifv ~ Virsini,. In Kentucky. I'm @ oreia,
in Alabama. everywhere DE- h"l ID. ii' ne
eaid he had always talked Up iHcNinoNd
Coucee before sn others.
Dr. Glmlrill was unexpectedly called
out. ana made n peculiarly humoI'N
eDeocb. and closed hy saying that they
were au there Cor Fun, and he proposed
20 have his share.
Mr. %. j. owens. physical li4'iu. l'i'
gave short exhibition of ciup SWING
inc. 4 part of tine Glce club consisting
of Nosers Wilson. Harlowc. West. Tay-
Tor. Provence. Hurt. Hartman. owens.
stone. Dauehtry. Smith. Harrison. and
Scrurrs. sang the DOllC-c Medley. Wnlcn
was one of the most enjoyable ifaiui '5
10 the audience. This concluded. the au-
dicnce repaired 20 the library hall. where
they were received hv the professors,
win their wives and daughters.
Thursday evening Dr. !. T. G1mhrolI
viii deliver an address at the college.
Subject "The White Side OF Black
Subject" There viii lc no admission
fee. and an tic friends Of the coiiege
are invited
Professor g. ~. Winston has been asked
bv % large number to repeat hH lecture
cr vra,.a Tho Professor las found
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
JAMES E. WINNER ON TRIAL.
CONTINUED From First Page)

Mr. Richardson Didn't another young
man named Goodman also come
Not that l know Of replied the VII
ness.
The witness. In answer 10 questions by
Mr.. Richardson. said that she had not
been visited by young men named either
Rcinheimer. Block. or sam. Goodman
bi.t thlt she had become acquainted with
sam. Hobson. at Mrs. Millelrs. ana ne
had come TO her house. Clarence Dor
sett had also been there during the re-
union. She Nnicd knowing young man
named Luther Norris
THE witness said later on that the
,ounr~ mon above mentioned had been
To her house. hut not TO see hel. y, '"l'
point Nessrs Ben. and sam. 6oodmdn
Block. ma Rcinhclmer were brought
before the witness. She identified 2h OF
Thorn except one of the Goodtnans, as
having boon to her fathers house
Miss WINNER" said Mr. Richardson.
"did sam Thaihimor ever give yoH any
money!
no. indeed" replied tho witness.
"What time of day was ID when Thai
himor took advantage of you2'
Between 10 10 u o'clock
"liow long d1 he stay?"
"Ahout half an hour
you say ThHlhinitr used n carry
whiekcv around. dld he over bring amy
20 your house,
"ire never brought drop TO my
house"
The witness said that whom she was
900 Dr Charles d. Ch1lklov WAS called in
AMI prescribed for her twice. Later on
Dr T.. IT, prooSar was sent for.
The witness said Thalhimer continued
% come to SEQ her every work after
ne took advantage OF her.. hut uovcr
saw.h.r aiono again
fow moro questions We're asked rho
witness along tho Same lime. Slo was
tnon told to stand aside. and court ad-
fournol until N o'clock this morning.
whom james p. Winner tho accused.
WIFI ho puf ON the stand There are rot
rany moro Witnesses 20 ha heard. and
tho cae' VIII doubtless. go to Che jury
tonight or Tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17

Rev. J. =. ORciliy pastor preached
very able sermon Sunday from lic itr-vii
Of the daV. First Inc-sdloul.lur J. --i'
dwelling especially ON the words. AS you
know what Kramer of men we have been
among YOU ST. Paul, hc sald was
most remarkable man. lie cXcciled 10 a.
knowledge OF the law. 100 opposition 70
Christianity he was foremost in his zeal,
even as Nouns man. taking care OF Tue
garments OF those who were SlonluS -.
Stephen. and going from city 10 ciiy To
apUrehrrd those Who. as hc hrlrNtd. were
INTRODUCING false doctrines ana violating
the law of God. in order that ticy might
receive cCndign punishment When it
pleased God 10 call him in most wonder
ful manner 10 bis service. ana 10 open
his ewes 10 the truth, he at once oheytd
the call and became even mere Jealous
in ur0pacating the Christian religion imam
he had been iu opposing IT, Tie spared no
labOrs. made every sacrlncc, endured
every hardship and persecution ana alu
more work for Christ than all The other
apostles. finally laying down his life most
gladly for the faith Doe had preached.
What was the cause of all this energy,
this wonderful devotion 10 ms W,fh. sim
plv HIS carnestuCss. tbs whole heart was
IN everything he said or did. There was
no hesitation about him. NO hail-W.iy
measures suited him. Whatever be did
DE did with all his might.
We too. must lo followers or him and
Of the Lord. as Dee tells the Jhe-su-
lonians they h0d became. We are the do-
scend4nts of the Gcnfilrs. and we mu
initiate the Doctor of The Geniil'7 100
we Where is IBIS zeal. his oafnestne -.
his sclf-sacrifcc among ust lu duotAtt
cuisf1c Dice points out tO uS as worthy OF
our imitation the conduct OF the Gfeelan
athlete. Who. even to-day. enters lAlo 81
contest without preparing lot ll iN" "7il'-
every means tO win bon 90 We nave read
Of IL we have not seem wrestling ana
boxing contests and races. and wc know
how careful wrt TIERS are I'D fYiu " KY o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17

Tho jefferson Is beginning TO take ON
o1ife am air OF business, and there is an
activity about the place that is inteIes ilb'
-, ~ .ov the least Messrs. Ainshe X Webster.
~ .,.,crnrising managers, were busy yes
tnraav answering number of letters
;,',,,irsnr about rooms and rates. There
is svcrv reason to believe There VIII DE
large number of northern people s'Oppihs
an @arlv spring. Mr. and Mrs. Morris X .
I"ssun Mrs. Brayton Ives. and Mrs j;
Pierpont Morgan. Of New YORK arrived
,.istdrdav evening on tho o'clock train
srd toCk ~ooms ut the jefferson. Incy
aro en- route 40 Hampton. where q large
h,,ildino erected for the Hampton Normal
and Industrial Institute viii be formally
onencd with interesting exercises to-day.
,Ilt., rorfv VII 90 10 Hampton to-day.
Mrs. ". H. +. Lee OF Fairfax, IS also
registered at the Jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17

The Iii Tom WardH minstrel combi-
nation played 10 small audience az the
Academy last evening. II the audience
was small the efforts Of the members OF
the company Were decidedly poor
This evening. az the Academy Rcsqbel
Morrison, supported by Edward Elsmer.
VIII present carmen The version IS
said 10 be 4 new and original one
Miss Morrison II a daughter OF Lewis
Morrison. who Is well known here.
In his recent appearance in this city,
when called before the curtain. he be-
ter at the hands OF tho Richmcnd theatre
goers, promising that what they saw 10
commend in the fathers efforts tneN
would find even more pralsewortuy IN tne
daughter. This, however. remains 10 DC
seen.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
cJTyH.fLL COUEYS.
MANY suits Entered and N"'""''
Judgments Rendered

In the law and Equity Court yes'eiu"s
tho following suits were entered;
II. W. Barbce against the city -oi i''''',
mond. damages. 5000. The Title ana
Trust Company against Jackson hr.inul
4 Co. damages. $50. Junius Iayloi
odministrator against the Chestp'"Ne
and ONO Railway Company damases'
s. 600. Richmond Machine Works against
he American Plant Food Company,
domocrs 500. Myers Il Scrivonor against
The same. damages. $500
The following judgments were renae reu'
a. IIirshbcrg i'm favor Of Joseph scho,,
oncmap. $3.50. Virginia state Agriculture
ana Mechanical Society IN favor oil WIZ
hanson Tallcv. Si.121o9.
In the CITY Circuit Court SUITS "ere III
e,itntod ms follows: Alexander Ross
ogainst ]. J. sutherland damages. >'"'
Henry B. Granlcy against Scott y lilhus'
damages. ;l1.w. .,...l.
The following judgments were rehnerou'
Lear 4. Lewis In favor of !. y. Naushah'
s2sl 90. n. G.. Cronshaw. i'm favor Oh 'ily
Rank of Richmond. 500. H. q. * r.. -.
Crenshaw i'm favor of Citizens Bank oil
Richmond. Slei.O0. j. G.. France, IN favor
of Charles Watkins. eNecntriN' >--l''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
.. H. BERRY a. CO..
Main aud Tenth Ste.

If Won are satisfied with
your tailor; satisfied to give
the time he demands of You;
satisfied with the prices YOU
have to pay, stick to him.
Hundreds Of men, howev-
er, who appreciate andknow
good clothes, have found an
easier way, Il more economl-
cal way TO dress well-as
well Is at the most expensive
tailor's.
We are helping them.
You're dcmoralizlng trade,
selling 75c. and II scarfs for
50 cents, say the dealers.
The way to get IT," say
we. "Only sorry we can't
always keep up the pace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
4. G %. ufJII rs.
Manchester CITY Council VIII Decide
About the Bridge Tuesday,

report has been current TO the effect
that tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company had made reduction IN ITS
forces. The number OF men Affected WAS
said 10 be i've hundred. reporter called
upon Mr.. ANtoll and asked ~ there was
any truth in this rumor. lie replied.
There has been no reduction OF forces
on the road. but on the contrary. there
has been material Increase IN the NUM-
Der OF men and the hours IN some cases
have been increased also
Mr.. Ingalls, instructions are TO push
on tho Richmond Improvement WORK.
a called meeting OF the Manchester 'ouh-
ell VIII bc held Tuesday night TO consider
the question Of lowering the iloor OF tho
Free bridge at the point OF crossin ing SUI !.
fiCiently TO admit of the construction OF
the Viaduct This Is an erscniial point
OF the whole project. New steer SPANS
arc 10 be submitted for the present spans
Of the Free bridge That arc dlstutntH
and the floor OF the new spans VIII nc
paved and the bottom parts OF inc pilubc
will hoe raised higher above the HVol l'D
than they are now. -
Engineers ana craftsmen have been
constantly AZ Work during ihe s"ihi'.''
and fall upon the details 81 ih' Nlduu. ~
and plans are being prepared TOT ",P"t
and office b,Iildinc thar viii be larger
than nj first contemplated. -,..,,.
Assistant Freight TTanic MthaSti
Whitaker. Of the Chcsap sa" '1.5 n'
and Ohio has completed arfankcin'
with the Manchester snip tanal 'onr,i.E
for three monthly sailings Or stt'u'
between Newport News ana MHl' ~. ~
England and other points located on lnc
canal that are large manufacturing cen
,rec Thfs service is 10 Doe managed lot
tho Chesapeake and Ohio road ~ inSe
~, ,,',rrc ~ Inc chesapeake and OHIO s.
nccor bueinoes 20 Rotterdam. Antwcfp'
A,nsterdom Hamburg. Dublin. ltciiAst.
Iciih. and Bristol. The .nrst sleTi',l
'- '-' ,rt..f.o-f.r service will leave New
trt Nru.s early in january nest Ml
Whitaker saws the export husincs Win VII.
INC Choeancalc and Onto is very n'1NN'
and that the Chesapeake ana ono ,.o-
ettn Companv's eiN steamers DIVIDE N'
,,,,io, Ncwnort News ana liNcrpp"f nhH
london have moro business ihau tn9E D ..,.,
to,Jic and that n is necessary 10 chait'I
additional steamers 20 take care ''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
.fS.ID T.II.fIIIl.
a Young Farmer isphyxiated While Ar
ranging for His Wedding.

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. lG.-Edmund
g. Crosby. a young farmer from Prince
George county. came TO Baltimore yesler-
day to visit his sweetheart and 10 arrange
FOR his wedding. which WAS TO nave taken
place tomorrow one week. Ihis norm
ing ne was found dead OF asphyXauOn
at the home OF Alr. William ). snriyer.
1884 north Cary street, the uncle " nls
bride-elect.
Wilbur ". Shriver, a son or crosby
host. with whom he slept. was rendered
unconscious from inhaling the gas. but
viii recover Hiss HALLE Han. Crosby
betrothed. Is Frustrated ~ the SHOCK
of his death.
In parting last night the last words
of Miss Hail 10 her lover We're.
Don't blow out the gas when you
retire"
crosby. evidently in his anxiety 10 turn
the gas entirely on. wrcnchcd the stop
cock so that the gas escaped. he slept
directly under the gas JET. and had been
dead several hours when his room was
entered this morning Young ShriNer
aWOke In the night partly suHocatcd ny
the escaping gas. ana attempted 10 cs-
cane from the room. Nren ne reached
the door he fell unconscious hut there
vas a slight circulation OF air at that
POINT, which served 10 keep him awe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17

The following note. with indicated en-
closure. was received at The Ilhcs
office yesterday.
Enclosed please find - for family I'D
need ON Paramount avenue, as stated
ia yesterdays paper.
cash
The money was at once sent 10 Mr.
Charles Drew. at 220} Fairmount avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
WIN BONDS m TSSyUo
The Finances of the CITY in Very s.r,,.,
Condition.

'"e 'hahtcs oil the city in "A Very Scrio,,.
Condition.
The Finance Committee met Inst ,,o,.,
IN the Auditors office. and WIS If, .,..,,'.,
Tor some tiWr. II is known tb,t -.
serious problems now confront mis- CON,
bond issue Will bee the outcome ot ~
monetary difficulties with Whieh th. ,,',
.a now struggling ''' '''S
\ rumor 20 that effect hos nccn noo.-
,hs ln me AR Tor several days. ana when
prominent member o. the Counru -
asked last night hy Times renorter
whether there was any truth I'm m n.
SAID that nc did not know hut n sscn. ga
the only way out of the difficulty.
The citys affairs. ass "a matter OF fact
are IN very serious state. the totlncii
does not feel able 10 appropriate morcv
10 pay for cleaning the streets. 10 t9gc
care OF the poor during the winter nor
to pay the hands who keep tho markets.
Ina order. These departments arc ai-
most absolutely essential 10 Tho vol
being of the city. ana ~ no other means
less follow
COMMITTEE on LIGHT.
The Committee on Light held their
regular meeting in room No. ~ OF the
CITY Hall az q O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The following members were
present. Messrs Allen. Noble. Hardwicke
Stokes. Tanner Vaughan. Mhitc. Waller
stein. and Starke
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
Colonel A w. Archer. representing
Talbot. Sons q Co, appeared before the
committee and stated that MS last
months gas bill was $3.50. A pipe that
was improperly capped IN the building
was found 10 be leaking. The committee
allowed the company a proper rebate.
Mr. Wailerstein moved mat the com
mittee recommend that the Faith home
he allowed gas free 20 the amount 81
1900 feet. 10 run 10 the enc OF inc hsca
year The motion was carried.
large amount or routine business
x,as transacted BY the committee.
The report Of the superintendent or the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA, TUESDAY NOVEMBER H. 1896.

Is with them that fear Him. Mt. FOL
lard handled his subject in mastery
way.
Tho Grace Street tabernacle was crowd
cd at the Young Peoples meeting 'u,
day afternoon. Revs. J. u. Joruan' a.
- Wharton. and W. W. Trioplo "lade
able addresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
The Town of Hampton.

HAMPTON. VA. NOV. Special
Mr.. e.. 5 Digs. OF TINS place. and Mif5
Ruby Lee Hudgins. Will bee nnrtloo at
the home of the bride. DOB Matthews ooun-
u.s. tomorrow. the lith instant.
Tie ladies OF the Church az Christ OF
this city. are holding "a o. IN and oyster
supper in the old !. NJ. q. A. nan, on
KIM .frnot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17

SUFFOLK. VA. nov. 10 spocial-rne
witnesses ma the case OF &. ". Nrsni
wore all summoned 10 Norfolk County
Cont to-day. Judge kilby having .,-
moved the case from this county on ar-
rnurt of the large criminal docket
Judge Portlock moved the case 10 Eni-
X supposed 20 take place the nrst Mon
DIV In do l.ml.r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
ST. MARKS NEW RECTOR
Hy,HOP PTNick FRficHES HN
FfRsT SERMON ~ rms CITY,
file Was Greeted withItrge Congregation
on sunday Morning and N'sh''
other Church News sunday

Rishon G. {. Pcnick. who has recently
accented the pastoratc Of 81. MarA
rpiscon,l church. delivered his nrst ser
mons i'm this city Sunday nliing inc pun
pit of his new charge morning ana "'s"@
The church was we'll filed at both SER
vices. and the congregation Of 81. Marx
expressed themselves as delighted wi'n
their new rector
The sermon 40 night was particularly
q fine effort Tho theme Of the nc"
pastor was Fire" lie showed no"
through AN the ages fire had been the
symbol OF lifo and energy. and how win
out it eNerytl'ug would bo dead ana cold'
I'VE turn 20 Sacred Writ" said the
speaker "and and how hrc has run
through an the leos Where ire was
God was always there. Moses saw thd
burning bush. anl Immediately thereafter
received a. mes lso irom God. God weu'
before Israel in 3D. pillar Of fire by Night
and delivered the sacred law 20 Moses
from tho summit of Mount Sinai. anih
fire and smoke
PURIFYING FIRE.
I'm conclusion Bishop Peniok drew thd
attention of his auditors 90 tho fact that
God-eivon fire is not the fire that con-
sumos DO is Che fire that purihes. even
as intense heat consumes tho dross OF inc
sold and leaves the metal pure and pre-
cious.
"The Devil" ne said. would Ike to
draw tho nro iu the frc-hoN Of every
christian and leave him cold and lito-
loss. Without the animatlng fire there
can Do no life nor good works
The whole OF Bishop pen.cks discourse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17

Gaa-Works was read and approved. as
was the monthly pay-rOii
The Committee on water met AZ '.3p
O'Clock aud transacted routine business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
MARION BUTLER. %
u tsfrT-srf-t IffNrNr

Tho canvass OF the electoral vote be-
gan to-day in the office of the Secretary
Of-State.
Tho Bapusts deny that. as denom.-
nation. they Will night State aid 10 higher
education in the Legislature.
10 seems now probable that the lease Of
tho Atlantic and North Carolina railroad
will bee made December lst
4 hfteon-yoar-oId son OF state Auditor
Furman died suddenly no Asheyille yes
tcrday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
THE BOYS MEETING.

The boys meeting at the tabernacle at
OLA O'Clock was attended 10y several hum
dred boys. They listened TO three eN
cellcnt addresses by Rev. l.. j.. Hatcher
DIR !. -. Taylor. and Or. J.. ii. Eager,
cach Of whom understands how to talk
I'm bovs so as TO hold their attention.
AIR Hatcher is q son of Or. Hatcher.
Ills face was familiar one 10 the
bovs and lss remarks made great
impression upon them.
Rev. Dr. j. l.. Lake preached 20 a
large conservation al Grove-Avenue Bap-
list church in the morning. He Was
given careful hearing. and he preached
an able and Instructive sermon.
Dr whitman preached TO "a large con-
erecation at the Second church in the
morling His text was Thy kingdom
come" These three words have never
received ADLER treatment In any Rich
mond pulpit than they did at DIR. WHIT
mans hands. Endowed with great ora-
torical force. his logical. carefully-pre-
pared discourse created deep impress
sion.
In the evening Rev. =. y. Pollard
Pm. D.. preached az Centenary church
90 large congregation. The fourteenth
verse of the twcnty-nfth Psalm was used
as the text-"Ihe secret OF the LORD