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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28

An Exciting Debate in the Legislature.
Talk Of Rebellion.

WINNIPEG. MANITOBA. Feb. o.
There was an exciting debate IN the
Manitoba Legislature AT an early hour
this morning, when AttOrney-General Sill
tons notion protesting against contem-
plated Federal interference I'm Manitoba
school matters was carried by "a vote oi
81 10 T. The result of the vote was "a
great victory for Premier Greenway as
he had only expected twenty-niue sup-
pOrters ON the vote. Major Midway
made a warm speech IN favor OF Mani
TOBIAS position lie said he had been
brought up in schools whore children of
all religious denominations attended and
this was one reason why he was firm
believer in national schools. An great
reforms were not made without some
violation Of the Constitution. and as au
instance ne mentioned the abolition OF
slavery I'm the United States. The Do
minion Government was trying 20 take
away our rights and privilege and the
rights Of our children. We must enter
solemn protest against the remedial
measures under this measure 10 cOcrca
Manitoba. Officers OF the law or the
Government. N they don't enforce the
bylaws. If it Is passed, are nncI and
sent 80 Jail lie believed that ~ such
should result. almost every member OF
the House WuAlu see liltA lltif Wa a
general Jail delivery. The liberties Of
this province were never IN such danger
as AZ present. He had taken up hts gun
four times TO suppress domestic troubles.
He was prepared 10 take IL up tor the
nth time I'm the interest OF the liberties
of Manitoba.
Mr. Robin deprecated the words OF
Major Midway. threatening rebellion ana
seditiOn against the law and order. The
papers of the United States will flame
with headlines, saying Manitoba Is IN
rebeIlior-mem bers OF the House Offering
TO shoulder their guns against the Gov
ernment Of her Majesty IN Manitoba.
] pause 10 hear his reply pause). lie IS
afrad-he dare not.
Mr.. Midway: II deny threatened re-
beIlion. 1 said if a rebellion should re-
suit | would be the first member OF me
House TO take up my rfiie.
Mr.. Robin: II think the first Minister
should caucus his followers and instruct
them better what to say on the hoor or
the House"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28
FIREUEN'S B.INOTET.

The Laurel->ireei Truck Company Cele-
brate- the Arrival Of Their New Truck.
\ banquet was given at Iulchers par
lors last night in honor OF the Board
of Fire Commissioners. by the members
of the Laurel-Street Truck Company 10
celebrate The arrival OF the new truck,
recently purchased by the board
President j. II. Frischkorn occupied
the honorable post as POSTMASTER ON
his right sat Hon. X. NJ. Taylor. Mayor.
Nice-President q. Watt Taylor. ana Cap
tain j. Il. Sheppard OF the commission
ers; and Chief Fuller. Hon. W Miles
Iurpin. president OF the Board OF Alder
men, Councilman G. H. Davis. city Ser
gent G. Il Epps. ana Superintendent
Thompson sat on his left
The ceremonies were opened with a
very earnest prayer by Chief Puiler.
Captain Shelton, OF the truck company.
then very cordially welcomed ait present.
ana invited them to partake OF the Ieast
spread before them, served in Hulcher S
best style. which embraced on or the
most elaborate and inviting menus Of me
season. set upon Il table which seemed
an inspiration from fairyland. While
discussing the cigars ana coffee" letters
Of regret were received By Secretary G..
i. Rawson, OF the truck company. from
Commissioners j. l.. Levy, Charles T..
Taylor. and l.. 6. Jenkins President
Rolf u. Glover. OF the Council. Colonel
J. $. Harwood, and Captain G. Il.
BOsher.
POSTMASTER Frischkorn then introduced
Hon. r. NJ. Taylor. Mayor. as the nrst
speaker. Tile Mayor expressed great
pleasure I'm being present, and said that
if they would excuse him from making a
speech. he would promise never TO veto
a hre-department bin
Hon. w. Miles Turpin was next intro
duced. and said that while opposed TO
commissions IN general he would admit
that the Fire Commissioners had done
great things for the Fire Department
Of this city
Councilman G.. b. Davis then. in glow
ing colors. described his pride in the
hremen. and assured them OF his great
friendship.
Dr.. Williams ana Mr. J. {. Dickerson
both made very interesting ana earnest
addresses.
Chief Fuller. being called upon. told
the truckmon that IL they would only
take as good care OF their truck as they
had OF their guests, he would always
look kindly upon them.
Commissioner j. X. Sheppard. on be-
half Of the company, presented Captain
A. ". Shelton with beautiful gold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
MISS M1BEL ANNE HfCKSON BE-
CONES MRS. ". N. WILLARD, JR.
The Bonsack Cigarette Machine Company
Elect OHicers-1he Epworth League
state Convention.

LYNCUBURG, VA. Feb. H.-Special.-
The handsome home OF Mr.. John Hick-
son. in West Lynchburg. was the scene
at . o'clock this evening OF one Of The
prettiest and most brilliant home we'd
dings seen for long time in the nm
city.
The contracting parties were Miss Mabel
Annie Hickson. the lovely young daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickson. and Air.
W il. Willard. Jr.. a prominent young
business man of Norfolk.
The parlors and hall were beautifully
decorated with hot-house plants and
shaded lamps. The music was a special
feature. IL was under the erection OF
Mrs Sallie Christian. The voice mat
Breathed Ger Eden from MisnOn, was
performed on the piano by Mrs. Chris
fian, and the bridal chorus from Lohtn-
grin was sung by the following ladies'
and gentlemen. Miss Ray Fields and Miss
Myrtle Gouldman sopranos. Mrs. Emmett
Dillon and Miss Grace Seay' altos
Messrs. w W. Wright ana ". Nancey,
ienors. Messrs. james =. Ford and J..
Jordan bassos.
THE CEREMONY.
Promptly at o'clock the bridal party
entered the parior I'm the following order:
'rhe groom and his best man. his brother.
Mr. James A. Willard, Jr., OF Baltimore,
The maid Of honor. Miss Lula Duncan, OF
Toronto Can, cousin OF the bride, mower
girl Miss Lizzie dickson. sister OF the
bride the bride on the arm Of her iathef.
The ceremony was performed by ltN.
=. r. McFaden. pastor OF the flrst ffes-
byterian church.
The beautiful bride was aiiired M an
elegant costume OF white silk. with pears
and carried "a bouquet Of lilies OF the Val
lov and maidcn-hair ferns.
Her maid of honor was dressed IN sliNeI
gray of Dresden design, ma carried
bouquet OF pink roses. ,.t.,
The pretty little iiower girl wore WhH'e
organdy. ~ o
mOny. ..,. ,,.t
The bridal presents were numerous ana
handsome. many coming from iflends an"
relatives I'm distant sections OF thc 'o""-
trv. ,-..-i,,.,.
The bride is one Of Lynchbure ioNeli'St
Young girls ana q decided favorlte ID So
ciety.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
At the annual meeting Of the siockhold-
ers OF the Bonsack Cigarette Machine
Company to-day all the old officers Were
reelected and the board Of directors ln-
creased from seven 10 nine. The Ita7"i
en- reported = large surplus on hand.
Virginia Jones. the coloree XII WI"
stole coins iewelry. and relics Naiuen y.
& A. from &. II. Lumsden. was sent Oh u"
the grand jury to-day. ,,....o,.,,
The state Conference Of the 1.-Two, w
League Of Virginia viii be neid IN lits
ritv ON june 25th TO 2Sth. inclvs'Ne. Ut
will be one of the largest religious 0o"-
ventions ever held ia the state.
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4 Circulating Library orGaniled-N"inh-
tary Eeceiver-hip.

RALEIGH y. c.. Feb. 21.-Special.-
Yesterday afternoon mee'ns % a.
zeus was heiu In the Senate cAduipel ~
organize q circulating library. Aupr.
-,t.nrv persons became members e4tnel
Uso or annual THIS iS one OF inc NAM
projects due 20 the Chamber oil Ooi'
merCC. ,,t,.l,. ~ the
loenffat for a cnildren's ward. he Yea
was conceived and the lunds raiser ~
Mis-. Sadie 1ucker > he ""'1tt,ts ,ti
be- ready IOr use by Easter. lhtie VIZ
be- four cots for infants ana mus, .''
rhftsreu Onner i've years. one OF lHt
cots is aireaiy endowed in memory %
a little child who died recently.
\ bin has been introduced lA "tiS, -
IN establish a gov eminent thsih'tIli.
exDeriment station here. 1T li Is t5l"'
Usned II viii be under the conuoi or
the trustees of the NORTH tafohhh ~
lege of Agriculture aLd AiechaHicai -,
and will he cOndi cteA in connection WIN
.ha work Of the college. Ihc hlu aNlI"-
priafcs $1,000 Tor the support OF lnt
station the first year. then 20 be idls'd
TO $4,000 annually. The Dill ]" peio''
n is said that State Treasurer worin
GUMS several shares Oi 1tufh ih ii'
North Carolina railroad. lne ana ana
claimed that II hunted l"i some '""' ~
Il private stakeholder, 50 a. 10 pIinh
suii and finally found Mr.. Peter Cohn
who brought suit and then WlthnIe". J.,
NNns stated Yesterday that Treasurer
Worth did not enter SUIT l"I 0'f'i a.
hi. h0ndsmrn threatened 90 come on OF
his bond. but this Mir. Worth says u
untrue .....t ,..,,,-
Royater. Park X Co, dealers ana con-
tractors i'm lumber. have Nolu-l army LII
mo tb- hands of receiver. The hrn
mas done business here for years.
Governor Carr has not yet returned
from Washington city, where ne Went 10
he mother of Mrs. William Kerney Carr.
IL lnNernnr's laugnter-In-I dW.
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IN fNDusrRLIL oRGiNIzIrION.
Tbs oxford Orphan Asylum Receives VI IL
nihcent f.ifts.

OXFORD y. g.. Feb. .-Speciai.-An
organization for the purpose OF bringing
oxford and this section OF the state mo
public notice and developing business
industries here has just been formed OF
which Major -. $. Eoyster Is president
and Mr. De Ia CroiX is corresponding
secretary This club is composed or the
staunchest citizens of the town. and much
GOOD is expected TO result from ID.
4 meeting of the directors OF oxford
Orphan Asylum was recently held a.
Durham. relating 10 largely Increased
buildings at that institution. Ar Il. y.
Duke. of Durham. j. one OF the directors
and hc has made large contributions or
money 10 the asylum for the erection
chiefly OF important structures for the
better care and comfort OF the children.
He subscribes 5000 at time on cOndi-
ton that the same amount is raised by
the Masons. ana they have so far respond
ed by coming manfully 10 the test
The asylum is chiefly under the coutroi
of the North Carolina Grand Lodge Of
Masons. and the asylum generally has
a little over two hundred little orphan
gi1ls and boys who are being well cared
for.
Mr. Mat Looman. Of oxford. has a very
old North Carolina almanac. over one
hundred years old. called Hodge almanac
for the year 1895. published at Halifax
y c.. by Abraham Hodge The author
was William Thomas.
1t O." tains. as il says on its title page,
"A variety Of useful and amusing ar.
tclcs "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28
GTHBIEItND fOfRT.
a sample of Virginia Justice sale of a
Valuable Fam.


OAK FOREST. CUMBERLANp 90.
VA, Feb. Special y cstcrday was
Cumberland County Court The numher
of Judges who attend TINS court D. no
iiceable-Judge Miller. The presiding
iudge. Judge REYNOLDS. cN-COuntN Judge
of Tins county. Judc" Asa Watkin-. cN-
county judrc of Prince Edward county.
and our bg-hrain and hig-hearted circuit
judge. Samuel T.. Coleman. Besides ines"
are four other lawyers who ale lcE ular
attendants upon this court.
With all tins array OF LEGAL talent. there
was yesterday. J believe. but one case
before the court
ties, worth about a dollar. lie was ~rn-
fenced TO be jailed Tor hiteen daNs ana
To pay s. fine
The expense OF this cas- TO the county.
l was told ny a Wcll-posted Gentleman,
would be- fifty OF SeVenty-ive o. liars.
This puts thoughtful taxpayers IN sym
pathy with the resolution recently offered
IN the Legislature 10 change the Con
stitution OF the State and get rid 1T "a
great deal of our expensive and unneces-
Sary court machinery. Especially Is one
impressed with this need n ne has pNed
Tor awhile i'm our sister state. North caro-
lima. in which ones taxes are barely nail
what they are in our own Commonwealth.
The horse traders were nearly "a thick
al court a. LAWYERS. ANY number 81
horses 10 sell ana trade. aud any nunu"r
of men walking around with Whips IN
their hands as advertisements that they
were in the business.
The Hatcher farm. lying tWO miles from
Oak Forest was sold yesterday. il COIL
tains four hundred acres. and sold for
$50 which H. not more than half its value.
II was bought in by the crei-.tors. II is
one OF the best farms i'm the community,
and the woods are fun of people who
want TO rent portions OF "a.
The little child OF Mr.. David Stewart
whose illness with diphtherid ! reporied
in my last. died ia a fcw days after she
was taken. The doctors applied anti
toxin. bun not In time 90 arrest the fatal
disease. They report that % was "a most
malignant case.
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Mozart Academy Of Music.

Not the least important or the sea
sons dramatic attractions Is that Wh-ch
will begin limited engagement al the
Mozart Academy of Music tO-night. IL
is a comedy on the order OF Jane, called
"A Nights Frol,c." II deals win me
endeavors OF gay young widow 10 saNe
"A young girl friend from marrying man
" HON she has never seen. ana loF whom
She has not even respect. let alone re-
gard. The Young girls father. however.
has set his heart Oh making the man
referred TO his son-in-law. and turns
deaf ear to his daughters entreat-es.
Then 1t is that Lady Kate determines 10
fool the old man. She does not hiloM
that the man whom the young slrl
father has hit upon for his son-in-iaw IS
the one aud same man to whom she wheh
a maiden. surrendered her virgin heart,
and when. with a friend. she masqueraies
i'm mans attire and sets out Tor o nlgnt5
fro.ic and then meets the prospective
son-in-law. the fun In fast and iNf.ous.
Surprise after surprise In the matter or
action and Incident follows. ana suddenly
the widow finds herself in rather peeu-
liarly pernlexing predcsment. The play
is all laughter, II Is said; and has not a
dun line in II. IL is said TO be In the
hands Of thoroughly competent people,
and an Al performance is guarantees.
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RUMORS AS TO THEE 60.
orFrCTaL DENIAL THAT III VIM
orFtyLr ON MARCH INfLfhS''
President Cowen Says Experts Fin" livery
thing as Represented ." t"' ''"''
ment of February ist'

xr,vr Work. Feb. 27.-The following
,1n,oo, which is official. was given OUT
late to-day -.,,o, that
There is no truth in the 'u'uo' no
the Baltimore and Ohio VIII "'iau''
March LIST. The negotiations Tor t"e coz
lateral trust loan intended ID 'aNe '"''
OF the floating debt and proNi"e ~"
capitai for the needs OF tAe 'on,-'' ,.,.,
nave progressed very faNoidviy ~ -. -
present point, ana neither 1nc i"s,i' ,'.,
~ mo syudIcate nor the ccinpsns 'e.
any reason why the same shou'u "V' ~
completed on "A satisfactory Das's'
RIrMOkS uNtOJN DID. A.
"The rumors IN regard 10 EApele ~
counfanf Ilrtle's report are uniounu,a,
as he merely confirms me stalen,e,'
made by the report OF the SoHN'
accounting oil GERS on fcni h"'l -, 90
AIR. lttti.s examination comm hii"e
report. both as 10 amount y. ,',o,'.',.
ness and as 20 the earnings VI lhe blDF
~ The alarming statements thttc.y.'
as 10 this report are uhtIu', q. 80
show nothing as 10 boating dept anu ~
and gross income more IMAM Ma ~
alreauy been shown by the coihianf On
accounting officers. Mr.. Littie 'Nuiil'.."
ton was Intended for the purpose OF sa1 '
wing the syndicate as 10 the Soit,,.
OF these accounts OF ft"tcot -, sfnnle-
The foregoing statement Wa 'Ht,,
menred wltnin an hour 10y the lohV"
president j. X. Cowen, OF the b a,,-
more ana ONO Railroad COMPANY 49,,
that so lar from there being iotuiu" s' ',l
Tor the adverse report ma"e IN NtM ~ -,
to-day, IN regard 10 the bdi''1ho' -.
Ohio affairs, the Facts are tiia' - ,,na
had finished their examination, ahu III"
tho nonattiDn ~ as represented 10 inc
Board OF Directors. that the SECURITIES ~
hand against the fOaung eept ar. ~" .,,
and the plan Tor the Rehabilitation y,
tue property mas PROGRESSED 80 "a - ~
meet win the approx az OF an" "ii'''"'',
ara VIII DE ready for annorhc m sh- 10 "
very short time. ..,.,.
THE NEWS IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. IA zee
ownership Tor the Baltimore ana ONO
Railroad Company h. the absorbing topi'
i'm leading clun circles here i1-n'~ni- OuS
Of the best-mformed fnanci,rs ih th' ei'S
went so tar as 10 predict thai Johh ~
Cowen. the president OF tlf 'pulVa.f
would be named a. receiver Wlinlh lofty
eight hours. possibly tomorrow
Tho official statement sent out lio"
New York to-day 10 the effect that thtlr
was no reason TO believe thal Mt lilli'
report w!l bee unfaNorablc ana Mh.'h
Is understood here as having come from
President Cowen. who is now iu NcM
York. had no effect towards CHECKING mo
rumors. \ well known stock mcmnrf az
serted that the Garrett interest a. divided
on the question of a. rcceiN trshlp, one
branch being IN favor OF immediate a.
ton while the other side contend ihtt
the step can Dee avcrted. Those iaNouns
the appointment of a receiver argue thHt
10 would be- beneficial. inasmucn as "a re-
organization seems inevitable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-28
coBns COASTS oNrEorLcrED. n
Filibustering Expeditions Can Easily
Iand-lntere-t IN south America.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 1.-THE Non
umental Fruit Company steamer BIN
ham, Captain Duue, arrived to-day nom
Gtbara cuba. She lett the CUBAN pnft
last Friday. Glnara Is at the northeast
end OF the island. ana Captain Dulle
says that from outward appearance
there no one would have known There Wa
"a war going on iu the lslanus Nt Nru-
ole We're pursuing peaceful NOcatlDus. and
hid not seem 70 manifest much interest 900
the revolution. lie saw mo- spanish tun-
boats anywhere about the island, auh
said "a nHbustering expedition coNiN lauu
al Gibara without the least trouble or BOO
reference.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-Thcre are uo
closer watchers Of the proeftae ot ,nu.u
affairs that the representatiNes or ihc
l.aun-American republics in Washington,
who keep their governments fully IN
formed of all that transpire-, ana ihht
no pains whatever to conceal their tt-
won't wish that the last Spanish yoke -
this hemisphere may ne pefmauc. =
thrown Off IL IS stated author.tatNeiy
that most of the republics s0utr OF the
United States are chailng under ulS-aiir-
faction an the delay of the United state
I'm the matter OF according simple iccoghi-
ton 20 the insurgents. VINO. ~ ls claimed,
now control fOur-niths of the iriahH, ah1
whose power Spain is apparently helpless
10 resist eNcoDt IN the immediate vicinity
of Havana. it is said that several OF
the more powerful Spanish republics have
fully considered the advisahility oi su--
pending an relations with spain ana OPEN
~ espousing the cause OF free cuba. leud-
.ng their moral and military equipments
against their old enemies. This would
be speedily accompshed, 10 iS claimed,
The moment the United States Proclaimed
"A state OF belligerency.
HAVANA, Feb. 2l.-'rhe steamer Monte
videO arrived to-day from spain nrlnr-
ing 2liN troops 10 reinforce the army
here.
General Bazan. who was g'rcn the COM
maud OF 1900 troops who recently arrived,
started for Santa Clara to-day
PUERTO PADRE. CUBA. Feb. j.. wa
TkAPA. FLA. Feb 2l.-Tho military
commander Of this city. Major llde-on+n
Navarro. died OF yeliOw-feycr ON the luth
instant. His funeral was made public
event. lie WAS an organizer and WofkNi
who had made many friends. This very
early appearance OF yell0w-fcrer creates
anxiety i'm the garrison
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hNTTE IND PfSfOi'
Enlarged Telephone service }" orange
and Other Counties.

GORDONSVILLE. VA, Feb. -"-Spe-
cial A cutting and shooting s,idp' "
CURED i'm this place about CLOCK IdS,
night between Wesley Fry anu Ne"
brooks. both oIorcd.
There had been some trouble between
them about some pigs. ana wheh theS
met In Mr.. J. u. Mcliwalns Store
Irooka being somewhat " rear OF Fry
a,,v "a large knitC and made s"ipc
a, Frv's neck. cutiing him severely anu
barely escaped scycrng the main a''cIs,
t.ar ia. .ar. Trv ;heu drew pistol
and fired az his antagonist. the nan ,aA-
inr effect in his leg but the "ouhn -
no. serious Brooks was committed 10
Orange ian by Justice Ross to-day 10
avail the action OF the grand jury az
The March term OF court
The Interstate Telephone company
Of Durham. y. c.. purchased or MI j
4 Faber his telephone lines TO orange
ana Barboursyilie. and as soon as the
contracts were consummatcd last sum
mer. they not only put these lines III
GOOD repair. but built others, one OF "iuch
has been completed TO CnariottesNiiie'
and the company. with generous lh"i-
ality. rendered the use OF tnls me 10
the citizens Of the ;wo places. fiee 81
OF charge, fOr . few days Tor Social an"
business intercourse al both places.
There will hc phone connections LOT
many other points from either place.
A telephone exchange VIII III thc near
future be- organized IN this city for the
convenience Of the company ana lhe
citizens Of the town.
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russell oUntN.

LEBANON. Va. Feb. 2i.~Special 80
Sir. Shoemaker. whose severe injury 10y
being thrown from his horse, was mem
Toned last week. Us doing well.
Captain N. n. Dickinson. whose III
ness We also mentioned is improving.
The cold wave through which we nave
inst passed enabled our people TO hli
their ice-houscs with ice.
The evangelist. Rev. ". W Smith -
holding a series Of meetings al the Bsp-
list church here.
We are of the opinion that mucn can
be done in Building up business IN youl
city by the organization We notice mas
been set on foot by some OF your most
energetic and far-secing business men,
bv wav of Offering inducements IN point
OF transportation
Circuit Court Tor this county presided
over by Judge sheffey. begins on Mon
day next.
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EAPTIST HIsTOEIC sOCIETI.
The Meeting in Fredericksburg Largely
Attended.

Attended.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Feb. IT,
Special.-The Virginia Baptist Historical
Society met here tonight IN the Baptist
church az ,.3O o'clock.
The session was open 10 The public, and
a large audience was present. The meet
ing was called TO order hy the president,
Rev. James y Taylor, u. H.. OF Salem
After devotional opening exercises. an
address Of welcome was delivered by
Roy. Dr. r. :. DunawaN. pastor OF the
church. which was responded TO by the
president.
Both the address and response were
largely historical
mond. who was 10 have delivered the adj
dress OF the evening was detained by the
burning OF Or. Hatchcr's church. being
engaged In efforts 10 raise funds 20 re-
build. An address was made by Or. c.
II. Ryland. secretary of the society. con-
corning the origin and purposes of the
society. the object OF the present meeting.
and the reasons for holding n here.
Rev. George l.. Taylor. Jr.. read a
paper prepared by his father. Rev. Or.
George Is. Taylor. OF Rome. on the life
and times OF William r. Broaddus. ID. u.
The paper was an able one. and held the
close attention OF the audience
Among the prominent Baptists ia at
tendance are Rev. j. &. Hiden. Rev DR.
r. III. Pitt. President T.. W. Boatwright,
Tyson. Rev. Or. Andrew Broaddus. Rev
Or. J. NJ. Pitcher. Rev. Dr.. +. CLARK.
and among many others several members
OF the BrOaddus family.
The meeting adjourned 90 meet to-
morrow AT 10 o'clock
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TI-NNSVILLE VA. Feb. 26.-rhere is
am endemic of measles and mumps all
over this section. but both diseases are
I'M mild form. and eaily managed.
our people are watching the Legislature
with much interest, and they Will hoid
their representatives responsible for fail
are to respond 10 their demands.
our whole population (whitc) ask for
the separate car feature on railroads ana
thav wish Do to Apply TO steamboats, as
well
The farmers are getting in peas and po-
tatoes. but will no, plant so heavily as in
former wears