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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
BnLfnrns M uILL BE 0OvERNoR.
Msjor J Horo Tyler said So at Murphy's
Hotel Last Night.

Major J. Hoge Tyler. OF Radford, Va.
a candidate for nomination by the APP
preaching Democratic Convention Tor the
Office of Governor OF Virginia, arrived at
Murphys Hotel from Norfolk this morn
inS. ,,
All day long Major Tyler received people
who called TO pay their respects, ana q
number OF local politicians were said 10
have been in close consultation with MN
during the day.
Major Tyler was seen by q Times rep
rescntative in the office Of Murphys Ho-
tel last night. lie declined, with polite
ness. to say anything regarding the pohll-
cal situation I'm the State. his only reply
to the question whether he expected 10
receive the nomination being: Il am sur
prlsod that such an astute newspaper man
as you should ask that question
Seriously" be continued II have every
reason TO believe that / Will be nomi-
mated and elected and there he stopped
to greet some friends who called on him.
He declined also 20 express any prefer
once as TO the place for holding the con-
vention. Major TYLER looks very well,
and Is in fine spirits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
OYSTER NAVY VISITED
ny the BUARD or CHESAPEAhE
AND ITs TRIBUTARIES.
The Navy Fonnd to be in Better Condition
Than Ever Before-The Governor
Vow AT Old Point.

State Treasurer Harmon and wife, and
Mr.. ID. Z. Iolucoffer returned last night
from Old Point, having spent several
days with the Board OF the Chesapeake
and its Tributaries on the trip OF in
sDection.
The Board. with its guests. left Rich
mond Tuesday afternoon. and spent the
night at Old Point. leaving the latter
place the following morning. and ar
irving at Tangier Island about A. M,
where the nignt was passed.
NlSiIED OiSIbh VESSELS.
TanglCr Island IS a part OF Accomac
county, ana mas ABOUT I,IvJ inhabitants,
VINO ave on the tsh and oyster industry.
Inc Island Is ABOUT three miles long
by one wide.
Thursday the Board visited the oyster
police schooner Iangier, Wnlcn guards
inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS line. Captain
Murphy mas been III command OF the
schooner Tor ABOUT tnree years, and Ia
der his watchtul care there nave been
very rev voIatloIs OF the law. lie
proved "A most Gent officer, but, desir-
ing 10 retire TO less active life, resigned
a few days ago, and the Board elected
Captain w. Il. Parks, Of Tangier Is
lana, 10 succeed MN. Captain Parks
VIII enter upon mis- duties to-day.
The Board then made an inspection or
the State steamer AccOmac. Captain Cos
Tin commanding. and found everything
satisfactory. Inc AccOmac phys be-
tween Pocomokc and Tangier Sounds.
THE OYSTER ROCKS.
The party proceeded across the Bay
10 the RappahannOck river, and IN
spected the oyster rocks IN the river.
They were het at Irvington by Mr.. Med.
Lee, editor OF tho Virginia Citizen. and
Or. j. +. Newbill, who on Thursday
took the party to the old Christ churcn,
which the 4. y. V. A. has recently made
an appropriation to repair. The Board
went 70 lOrktOwn Thursday night. Yes
tcrday the members visited the numer-
Gus points of historic interest III and
around the town.
After an inspection Of the oyster
grounds, the party proceeded 10 Ola
Point. -
IN FINE CONDITION.
The oyster navy was found TO be IN
better condition than ever before. and IS
giving ample protection TO the rights or
Virginians on these grounds. The COM
nanders Of the vessels are all men well
fitted for the positions they hold, ana take
great pride in their work.
The health of the party has been excel
lent and the Governor seemed much pen
Gifted By the salt air.
Governor OFerrall and Mrs. OFerrail
will remain at the Chamberlain for sew
eral DAYS as the guest Of the president OF
the hotel company
The other members Of the party arc eN-
pected in Richmond this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Revival M Barton Heights.

At the Barton Heights NJ i. church
there has been in progress during inc
past week an interesting revival service
conducted by the laymen Of the church,
assisted by members from Richmond
churches.
These meetings are very interesting,
and are awakening great feeling among
the members of the church.
They will be continued during the COM
ing week, and on Sunday night Rev. l..
w Guyor Will conduct the services. as
well as have the meeting in charge next
week.
All Interested I'm the work Of the adj
vancement of Christ's kingdom are cor
daily invited TO attend the meetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
THE CRAWFOKD DdMAGE SUIT
MIKES PROGRESS.
he Water Committee Will Recommend
the Consolidation of Two Otices.
Prizes tor Bicycle Races.

PETERSBURG. VA. april 3o.-Special.
The Water Committee OF the Common
Council have prepared u report 10 De
submitted to the council Monday night.
which will recommend that the office of
Superintendent OF Water Works and
City Engineer DE not merged into one.
COAL DEALERS COMBINE.
The coal lelIcrs OF PeteTsDurg VIII
hold a meeting next geek for the pur-
pose IL Is said OF putting up the prices
OF all kinds of coal
During the past month the clerk OF the
Hastings Court issued marriage licenses
To eighteen couples. whites. ,; colored.
l3, and admitted to record AZ deed1.
The Cockade City Cycle Club at It's
meeting last night appropriated s75 for
the purchase of three prizes TO be award
ed by the club TO the three best riders
In the races TO be given under the aus
pieces of the club on the 10Th OF May at
the Market race course in Prince George
county.
Two Of the prizes will be gold watch
and silver set. The third prize has not
yet been decided upon.
PETERSBURG. April 30.-Special.-The
Hastings Court was engaged again to-
day in the trial of the Crawford and Har-
rison case.
The instructions TO be asked for by
the plaintiff and the defendant will be
submitted and agreed tomorrow. before
Judge ]. NJ. Mullen.
Inc DtlOIc the jury VIII p'-
gin on next Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
TO which time the jury was adjourned.
The Democrats In Dinwiddie county
will hold precinct meetings on May 4th
next. TO elect delegates to a convention TO
be held at Dinwiddie G. H. on May 5th.
FOR A NEW CHURCH
The congregation OF the West-End Bap-
fist church are TO build new church on
the site on which their present place OF
worship stands. I'm Washington street.
The new church will cost about sl5 0c0
collection will be taken at the church
on next Sunday night. 10 raise funds to
build the church
Mrs j. +. Allen. Of Chicago, is here.
stopping at the Hotel Imperial. Mrs Al
len Is a Virginia lady. and Is hero look
ing after the sale OF some property owned
by her in Dinwiddie county.
At the regular meeting Of the Common
Council 10 be held on next Monday night
the special committee appointed 10 look
into the matter of abolishng the otiice
OF Superintendent of the Water Works
will make its report.
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PERSONAL AND ENERAL
Interesting Items About Eichmond's Citis
zens and other Matters.


zens and other Matters.
Mr.. w. d. Mears, manager OF the
Grand opera House. Raleigh, y. G., is
in the city on business.
Mr.. Jesse G. Hicks. of the Chancery
Court is 40 at ms home, No. Is south
Laurel street.
Or. Marvin L. Nuckols reported yester-
day morning at the Almshouse for his
new duty as ambulance surgeon.
Judge Leonidas Vowel. of Greensville.
was visitor at the Auditors Office yes
terday.
Gen. George J. Hundley, Of Amelia. call
ca at the state Library yesterday morn
ing.
Mr. John Reinhardt has been engaged
10 direct the orchestra at the Hot Springs
this summer.
Mr.. L. NJ. Mlchaux. OF Goldsboro, n. c.,
one of the best known travelling men IN
the South, IS in the city.
Mr.. Martin l.. Crimmins. of New York,
who was thrown from his horse last Sat
urday continues TO improve rapidly. He
is still at the Retreat for the Sick.
Richmond Lodge No. Is 3. =. o. f.,
will celebrate its twelfth anniversary
with a banquet at Sanger Halle on May
10th.
Professor A. w. Hawks. Of Baltimore.
will address the mems meeting at the
\. NJ. {. a. nan tO-NOITOW afternoon At !
o'clock on sunday Fishing"
"The Beginning Of Paurs First Mission
airy Journey" will be the subject Of Rev.
Edward l.. Pells lecture at the Young
Mems Christian Association this after
noon at . o'clock.
An alarm from the Third-Street engine
house at $50 o'clock last night was
caused by a chimney burning out at
the residence of Mrs. Mary Hubbard, at
No. 10 north Fourth street
The Leaders will cross tats with Wha-
lens Pets this evening, on the
Tenth-street fats. Neurohr will be in
the box for the Leaders and Martin, the
great Roanoke twirler will be in the box
for the Pets.
The good people OF Church Hill who
raise chickens have been distressed OF
late by reason of visits from thieves who
break through locks and steal their
fowls without any remorsc, or compunc-
ton.
Last Monday night eight fine game
chickens were stolen from we'll known
citizen and other thefts have been 50
frequent as 10 lead 10 the belief that
there is band Of chicken thieves az
work in This neighborhood.
The Loan Exhibition SOS east Franklin
street. under the auspices OF the ID. a.
r.. for the benefit of the Virginia His
torical Society will he open to-day from
II A. NJ. TO II =. NJ There will be spe-
cial attractions every evening and
o'clock tea served every afternoon
"The Sacred Scriptures; The Water of
Life" is the subject of the sermon next
Sunday morning May I'd at the New Je-
rusalem Mission. The text IS from
Isaiah w, ]. Much beauty OF the world
is due directly to water. Vegetation de-
ponds upon IT. Take away the streams
and make the land desert and human
life disappears
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
The Sale of YnsI's Weekly

STAUNTON, VA. April a.-Yost's
Weekly plant has again changed hands.
1t was sold March 9TH to w c. Newton
&c Co. Of Washington. for $500 Tho
sale was not confirmed by the court
To-day representatives Of W. c. New
ton e Co. rendered the full purchase
price GS6o). but an upset bid was offered.
and after some minutes bidding the plant
was sold 10 the Old Virginia Publishing
Company for LOIS.
Among the parties interested in this
company are Rev. a. +. Funkhouser, ed :
itor OF the State Republican. and Gen.
John T.. Roller. OF TIarrisonburg.
II is understood that n new Republican
paper will be started at some point yet
TO be determined upon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

Claude VI. Deane WAS elected manager
of the 1871 football team By the Athletic
Association, at a recent meeting.
President +. W. Boatwright has Just
returned from q trip 10 several points
in Virginia. and left last night for New
York.
The book Of lectures on Jurisdiction
and Methods OF Procedure OF Federal
Courts" by Judge Syminston. has had
a good sale. and has been adopted as a
textbook in Washington and Lee Uni
versity. the University Of New York, and
several Western universities.
President BOatwright received a letter
from Or. g.. Stanley Hall Yesterday
morning. suggesting that q School OF the
New Psychology be established at the
College. Several letters from citizens OF
Richmond have been received, making
the same suggestion.
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Mr.. studd spoke to a large audience at
Park-Place NJ. l.. church last night. He
held his audience for more than an hour
and in n simple but impressive manner
told of his work for ten years among the
Chinese Representatives of various
churches were present. and DR.. Dickinson.
of the Religious Herald: State Secretary
l.. A. Coulter, Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association; Rev. Thomas y. Potts.
and other workers.
The Epworth League will hold its bust
ness session next Friday night. at winch
time new members viii be received and
officers elected for the coming six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

The Epworih League Opposed 10 Riding
ON Street Cnrs on SUNDAY.


A largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting OF the Lpworth League Union
vi Richmond and Mancnoster was held AZ
INC . ~. l -. last nl1ut. Inc Mcctilio
MS CauVu 40 OrOcr al o.IJ ~ Inc piSs'-
utlt. 40. ~. Danny, stlu d4tcl 4cauiHo 3"
selection from tnc DiUIc ho cai4ou c'.
Ltuan,r 4. -. Gas. VINO leu III a leENe"I
prayer
1nc assistant secretary, Mr.. r. {. Tray
lOr. It.a4 tAu fys4sua1aV4 "a ar. Lie N'
OEltCLuclQ as Alsl N4Cc-pfcslucnt OF tAe
union. wuICu was accepted ana upon
Recommendation 10y "a hylulnatlns COM
mllteC. o. Mtssrs. beaucnamp, Wells and
MIlllc.I. .s.t. A. laun lsasva. ~, Mas
unanimously cicctcd 10 Au the Vacancy
IOr the uueNpired term OF nine months.
Then the matter Oh league raines was
taken up ana warmly discussed ana IN
view OF a. SUGGESTION by the preacneis
OF tho Methodist churches of the city, L
was unanimously decided that IL was an
error upon the part OF the organization
10 nOlu Lranu ralIts On SUNDAY, M4itA IL
would necessitate riding on the street
cars and other things not altogether right
for q religious organization, and that
hereafter they would hold no more union
meetings on the Sabbath day
10 is Consl dcrcd by the council a wise
action FOR the young people OF the Mctho-
dist churches 10 take the lead in this
matter Of avoiding even the appearance
of evil and they think II a matter worth
the CoNSldtlttloN on al i'i4Si or = iii41A-
lions 10 avoid holding such meetings on
the Sabbath as Will cause the people Of
the church 20 20 in bodies OF otherwise
on the street cars
IL was decided TO hold a grand rally at
Central church in MAJ chester on Thurs
day night Nav 20 1897. and also an in
vitation was accepted TO hold special
meeting at Broad-Street church on the
last Sunday night in May, to take the
place Of Or. STAIRS sermon IN his ab-
serec from the city and 70 be In charge
Of President Bandy. Of the union.
After some discussion on the constltu-
ton the meeting WAS adjourned. The
leaguers Of the cities % Richmond ard
Manches'er report a total OF about ivo
thons.of ie9.l,ors doing y Prand work
A.. 49,. Nnrlnt.. MAJ hndlst churches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

Sarah T.. and william +. smithle, Ann
ID Salmon. eliza J. and William Humph-
revs and Mrs. Z. Il. Wootters to John ID.
TYLER. u feet on north side of Church
Hill avenue. ca % feet east Of Leigh
street, 800
same TO Mamie r., wife OF Jonn D.
Tyler Is feet on north side OF Church Hill
avenue, G. 20 feet east Of Leigh street.
500.
Henrico-Daniel Grinnan special com
missioner to Julia a. schultz lots ! and
? In blocl, 2 ViadIct Subdivision s2ic.
George d. Williamss trustee 10 w. o.
Burch. % feet on south side Jacquelln
street. 400 feet east Of Carter, 500.
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help the old confedrrares to Get Work,

Richmon !. Va. April 30, 1897.
Editor OF The Times. Richmond, Va:
Sir.-Many "old vets" ask you TO call
the attention Of the business men Of the
city 10 giving old vets employment and
giving us preference. when qualified for
the work or position. Many need work
but cannot find 81. ! for one, with a
large family OF ten. am IN needy circum-
:tances and work or employment would
nelp me keep the "wolf from the door.
[ am willing and qualified 10 DO most any
work except hard manual labor. Your
interest in our behalf will be greatly APP
preciated.
Very truly yours,
"CI ID VET"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Election 81 officer,

At n regular meeting Of Howard S
Grove Lodge. 75S. !. O. g. T.. held Thurs
day evening last the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
plar. Miss Tilda Haifner: Secretary. Wells
Bichaid. Financial Secretary. ID. l.. Tenn
Pile: Treasurer. II. G. liechler; Marshal.
James r. Gaines: Organist. ii. y. Sullen;
Chorister. Wells Orchard.
Tho above officers will be installed next
Thursday evening. ar which time the re-
naming Offices will be filed by appoint
u.eut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

getting Searcey pardoned by the Gov
ernor. Mayor White. in an interview
which will be published in the Free Lance.
Of this city, tomorrow, says:
1T was agreed at the time OF Searcey $
arrest, by Governor O'Ferrall. that IL he
would turn States evidence. and there
were more than two person concerned.
Searcey should, upon their conviction, so
free. IL there were only two, and Scar
cey was 10 have Il short term mot more
than five years. in the penitentiary. This
promise was made by Governor 'Ferrall
and the attorney he employed in Cumber-
land. Md. | presume that the Governor
Will carry out his promise and commute
Searcey's sentence. | shall not ask for
any pardon. as think both Morganfield
and Searcey should have been hung"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

Judgments were rendered in the law
and Equity Court yesterday in the fo.-
lowing suits: 900.
Robert F. williams Company VS.. /. ID.
Briggs. Si64.3S.
Emmett Seaton qualified TO practice
in this court.
August Pohlic vs.. the American Plant
Food Company. 500.
Suit was instituted by the National
Bank Of Virginia against A. Jonathan
for $40 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
no Acr rs ~ AUxiLIdRr.
The Young Mems Business Association to
Work with the Chamber.

The Young Mems Business Association
OF Richmond met last evening AT NO 100
east Main street. with President b. >.
Hume in the chair. There was an unusu-
allv large attendance on the part OF the
young business men Of the city.
In a brief address. President Hume SAID
that the association intended TO cooperate
with the Chamber OF Commerce.
Ii Is the purpose of the association to
work for and advance the interests OF
Richmond. and 10 do so in conjunction
with the Chamber of Commerce.
Following President Hume, the other
members OF the committee, who had
waited upon the Chamber of Commerce,
made similar remarks \ committee OF
the association viii meet the directors or
the Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday
and explain to the Chamber that II is
the purpose Of the association TO act as
an anXuiliary.
After a general discussion and the trans
action of routine business the association
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
IT. Sitter at the Second Baptist.

Or. ]. NJ. Sitter, of Crozier Theological
Seminary. Chester, Pa, will preach
morning and night next Sunday for the
Second Baptist people.
This gifted and popular divine has
been filling the pulpit for this congrega-
ton two Sundays in each month since
been gems Of the first water. His ser
mons at night have been studies and
those who have been fortunate enough
10 hear them feel that they have indeed
been at the feet Of "Gamallel.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

Likely That One VIII soon be Imposed ana
Iux necI...ed nu Di.IIlla Il >piIit..


Tax Decreased on Di-tiIl' Il spirits.
WASHINGTON. April 3O.-It is very
probable that the Secretary OF the Treas
ury Will soon recommend 10 congress
Il material reduction OF the lhteIhai-
revenue tax on distilled spirits, ana an
increase in the tax on peer. lnis az
ton VIII be taken on the ground thdl
the present tax Of Sl.lJ per gallon Is
above the revenue-producing point.
some Gays ago senator Cullom intro
duced a resolution, Wnicn was adopseu
calling uDOn the Secretary for his views
on me subject and the Commissioner OF
internal nevenue mas now in preparation
a report TO the Secretary covering Ia
facts involved. This report Will sho"
tnat since the increase or the tax on
spirits from - cents 10 N.W gdnQI,
Illicit distilling has increased TO a point
almost. II not quite, beyond control. ms
is the case particularly IN the mountain
Gus districts in the South. a,
Recently evidence mas Deen oDtailiSc
OF the extension Of Illicit distilllnS III the
North. A short time ago large guam
tlty OF Illicit whisky was captured N
Montana. and an investigation DISCLOSED
the fact that IL was manufactured III
Nebraska. That II is rapidly increasing
and extending In many directions, reN.-
nue. officers say is beyond doubt. az
with only the $4,000 appropriated Dy
Congress for the detection and suppress
sion OF Illicit distilling. the lniernal-keV-
enue Bureau Is almost helpless 10 s'eH
the tide.
Just what reduction VIII be recon-
mended Is not known. but there are rea-
sons to believe that ninety cents. me
rate collected under the Mckinley blll
will be fixed upon. Under the lower
rate IL is contended that the induce
ments for violating the law would De re-
duced and at the same time that thF
revenues would not suffer. No deiirute
conclusion has yet been reached as 70
what the recommendation as 10 the tax
on beer shall bee. but II IS altogether pro
hahlo that an increase viii DO ADVISED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Richmond-John r. Ellyson and wife
TO Florence S. SPOTS trustee. 80 feet on
west side Second street. 40 feet north of
Baker $3.50
James L. Taliaferro and wife 10 James
4. Drake, % feet on west SIDE OF Iwen-
ty-fourth street, 60 feet south OF Clay,
Mrs. F. r. wootters TO Mamie r.. wife
OF John D. Tyler. Is feet on north side
Of Church Hill avenue. 81 % feet east OF
Mary 4. =. Yarbrough and Thomas j..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Saved From Browning.

Evan Narfeld. fourteen years OF age
and a son of Mr.. Colin u. Warheld, OF
Henrico. who lives I'm Henrico county
on Thirtieth street extended came close
10 drowning on Thursday.
vonn~ Warneld was fishing on the
bank of James river IN rear Of the Hen
.oditnoose and slipped into the
water
Arthur Calvin, n sailor Of a vessel "
ing AT the foot Of Twenty-second street
saw the lad fell I'm the river and jump
cd I'm after him. without taking off his
clothes bringing the boy to the land in
arms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
News From Mr.. Davis.

Mr. W. H. Davis. OF No. IL west Clay
street. whose mysterious absence from
home for several days has caused great
uneasiness TO his family and friends. has
been heard from.
Yesterday morning n telegram came
from him. dated Baltimore. In which ne
stated that he had been Unexpectedly
called to that CRY. and would return
home next Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Roy IL Trlrr Here

Rev. J. T. Tyler former pastor of the
Seventh-Street Christian church, is on
"a visit TO Mr.. W II. Tyler, deputy col
lector OF Internal Revenue who lives at
Highland Park. near Richmond.
Rev. Mr.. Tyler expected 10 preach at
the Seventh-Street church tomorrow.
but will not do so. under the advice Of
his physician beins under medical treat
ment at present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
Nav Go 10 Nashville.

The "Old Guard" Of Lee Camp have
been complimented very much for the
work they did i'm connection with the
Cuban entertainment. and there Is some
talk regarding the possibility OF a
trip 90 Nashville for the nur-
pose OF giving their portion Of the enter
tainment in that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01
sEARCf SUES FOR PARDON.
Mayor White Tells of AN Agreement In Re-
gard to Turning States Evidence.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April 3d.
Special Mayor w. S. White. or this city.
who was Commemorative attorney OF
stafford county at TIE time Morganfieid
and Searcey. the celebrated Aqua creek
train robbers. were tried and convicted,
and who so ably prosecuted them. has
received letter from c. j. Searcey. now
in the State prison, asking him 10 aid in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-01

being a "Chceser" There were present
about seNeIty-nve members Of the club.
and a number Of invited guests. Music
enlivcned the AFFAIR. and refreshments
casiou proved altogether agreeable 10
the convivial party present. During the
evening a number Of impromp,u speeches
were made.
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warning sermon from the text: Without
Holiness no Man Shall See the Lord.
The hearts OF the people were stirred
and quite large number OF luke"arh
professors IF religion arose to say thae
they desired TO renew their Strength
with God. Following this, an invitation
was given TO penitents TO come forward
for prayer. Four responded TO this cali
and three were converted.
The meeting will be continued through
next week.