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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
ASSESSMENT FOR
STREET WORK.
City Attorney Meredith Talks Plainly
to the Committee.
MAP OUT A PLAN FOR WORK
In One Territory and Prosecute tho
Work Until Tinishcd-How the
Tax Payers Should ~Farc-Jamcs
River Improvement.
MAP OUT A PLAN FOR WORK

A special meeting Of the Committee on
Streets vas held last evening with the
following members present: Aueh' 'cIlol,
mani. Garter. Foster. j. NJ. KING J. D.
King. Pollock and Woody.
1ho meeting was held Tor the purpose
OF formulating "a plan OF assessments i4
sewers.
city Attorney Meredith was present
ond spoke on the subject. He SAID 'haI
the law was very clear and it It's pToNls-
Ions were carried out TO the letter III
would be a hardship. almost a connsca-
zion OF property. The Court or Appeals
has recently said that the city cannot
put improvements upon property ana
charge the owners FOR the same. although
previously the increase had been declared
as being the proper course.
THE SAFEST PLAN.
The safest plan ls Co map out q GER
tain territory and do the work in mat
section until Sc is finished, instead OF do
ing a little work here and there.
Tile charter authorizes the construction
Of sewers. the city can construct and
then. as 20 health measure. charge the
property owners 80 much FOR the use or
them.
Mr.. Carter asked n it would be pos
sible To- make 90 test case boy constructing
"a eve and then assessing the property
owners So much as a matter OF rental.
Tho city Attorney thought such a test
souid Dee made. and be would like 10 To- be
done.
The CITY Engineer said 10 was certain
that what was once the law cannot be
practlced now. unless the Supreme Court
should reverse IT'S decision. He ques-
toned the right OF making 81 test case
until q general law had been passed. per-
tanning 20 the matter. a general law
should be passed and the city should pro-
coed slowly in carrying ont the conditions
Of the law.
lie thought the rental system should
be tried at once ana "a test case made
out at once. which fl DC went through all
right would. of course. settle the matter.
The question is % most complicated one
az best.
ANOTHER'S VIEW.
Assessment Clerk Williams was intro
6uced and said the question required a
great amount or thought, and ne had
given it q good deal OF time.
II 70 be competent for the city 10 fix
charges I'm oue way sc should, also, be
competent 20 do so in other matters. II
the present system were departed from,
the whole matter would suffer an up-
hcaval.
Mr.. Allen thought the sewerage system
s.ould De run on the same basis that the
water and gas systems are run.
Mr.. Pollock thought the city should
take charge of the entire sewerage sys-
tenn or the city and issue bonds for con-
]struction and then charge "a uniform
rental.
The City Attorney thought the plan
would work. bat only on new gewers and
was requested 90 inquire into the matter
and formulate q report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

At a stated communication OF Temple
Lodge. No. q. A.. H.. and A.. NJ. held at
the Masonic Temple last evening tho
following officers We're elected and in
stalled for the ensuing twelve months.
w. O. WOrthen. Worshipful Master, A.
J.. Gilbert. Senior Warden: James W. An
derson. Junior Warden; Charles A..
Spence. Treasurer: Alex. w. Archer,
Secretary; j. j. English, Jr.; Senior
Deacon. j. l.. Moon. Jr.. Junior Deacon;
a. NJ. Lyon. Chaplain: William Krause.
Purveyor. William j. Lynham. Tiler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
RIVER COMMITTEE.
4 Trip Down the River Winds Up the
Work for the Month.

The James River Improvement Commit
tee held a regular meeting on the city tug
boat yesterday afternoon. a number OF
invited guests were present. and the
whole party were taken 90 Dutch Gap.
The tug was gaily decorated and tine
party were themselves very happy and
gay.
The subcommittee, consisting OF
Messrs. Mosby. Grey ana Mayer. who
were appointed 20 draft an ordinance lay
ing forth The duties OF the harbor master,
assembled i'm the cabin and adopted a re-
port framed by the chairman.
Afterward the general committee met
with Messrs. Vaughan, Allison. Guy,
Christian. Ferguson. CARRIER. Mayer, Mos
by. Ryan. HARRISON and Picot.
The report of the subcommittee. form
ulated upon harbor master ordinances,
now being operated successfully In other
cities. was adopted. and will be recon-
meuded 90 the Council.
A sum OF SIS was appropriated for the
printing OF one thousand copies Of the
ordinances for distribution.
Capt. Thomas C-unningham's report as
10 the work done hy the dredsers during
the month. revealed the fact that 22o0
yards of ground and sam had been Zee
moved from the bed Of the river. He also
reported that the tug had been carried TO
Norfolk. where 10 had been thoroughly
overhauled.
The payroll md bills. amounting TO
S65l.H were approved and ordered TO be
paid.
The financial condition Of the depart
ment as reported by Clerk Mcdowell. is
as follows.
Appropriations..-... 5000 90
Uncxpendod. ..... ...............570 81
Chairman Vaughan stated that there
would be a special meeting OF the com-
mitfce 10 WING up the business for the
period ending June 31th. I'm the city Han
on the 29th inst. The chairman then
spoke q fow words OF welcome TO tho
guests. and the party sped on toward the
open sea.
The guests present were Capt. J. n.
Frischkorn. Capt c. Watt Taylor. Chief
OF Police Howard. Dr. O. y. Brock,
Afessrs. G.. Y. Meredith. r. w. Powers.
ii. Thee. Ellys0n. Alex. r. Robertson. Of
Stanton: r. G. Crslgic. W n. Curtis, V.
Heckler. Jr. A. D. Landcrkln. Capt. John
A. Curtis ana others.
The trip was one OF the most pleasant
ever taken by the committee. Chairman
Vaughan. who retires from the Council.
was most liberal ia his hospitality. and
a splendid layout was provided in the
cabin.
The party reached the city on the re-
turn trip from Dutch Gap az $50 o'clock,
after "a most delightful trip.
No Quorum.
The Council Committee on Fire Depart
nenf was to have met al the City Hall
yesterday afternoon, but a quorum failed
20 materialize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
SPAIN'S HOPES OF PEACE,
Her Ambassador in London Talks OF
the Outlook.

LONDON. June IA number OF the
leading London fnanciers have received
telet ans from Madrid this morning IN
dicating thai the financial position Is
worse than the press dispatches snow.
II would cause no surprise TO hear az
anv moment that the Bank Of Spain had
suspended specie payment.
Count dc Rascon. the Spanish Ambas-
sador TO Great Britain, was interviewed
to-day in reference 10 the rumored peace
negotiations. He said he was unable
10 assert anything positively. but hoped
that a solution would be reached which
would permit the United States to end
the present grave difficulties. He add
ed:
This war spells ruin to Spain. Every
body in our country understands that.
There are indications of a current Ia
yorable 20 peace setting in.
on the other hand. the United States
IS not prepared for war. It's army OF
invasion has yet TO be created. Presi-
dent Mckinley. is accurately Informed OF
the difficulties To be surrounded. He
must be aware that an honorable peace
would be more profitable and moro adj
-vantageous than the continuation Of hos
%tilities and the heavy sacrifices Of men
and money they must involve.
THE Spaniards hay shown that they
know how to defend themselves and that
they are determined 10 do 81. The posi-
ftion OF the belligerents remain uncertain.
This being so. there a. a chance that a
basis of understanding Will be found.
Otherwise the war will De long"
MADRID. June 2-Senor Polo y Berna-
-. formerly Spanish Minister 10 the
United States. has been appointed Under
Secretary of the Foreign Office.
The perslstency with which Prime Min-
lister Sagasta maintains that Admira
Cervera is still at Santiago is much COM
mented upon. and creates the suspicion
that he is not there.
Senior Aunon. Minister OF Marine, de-
clared to-day that Admiral Cervera was
on bo~~ n the Cristobal Colon during Tues
DAYS engagement. IL was chiefly owing
said Senior Aunon, to the high strategic
ability that Admiral Cervera showed that
the Spanish were successful IN mat en-
gag6ment. He hoisted his flag on the
Cristobal Colon for the special purpose OF
directing the operations.
II IS said here that the boilers OF the
cruiser Re.la Mercedes are irreparably
bad. She has. therefore. been converted
INTO a hulk. and her large guns have been
transferred 10 the forts at the mouth Of
the harb0r of Santiago de Cuba.
The steamer Montserrat, which recently
ran the blockade at C~lenfuegOs. has left
La Coruna for Ferrol. where she will be
partly armorcd and fitted out as an aux
Hilary cruiser.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
DEATHS.

BATES.-Died. at 1850 A. NJ. Friday.
June Sd. at the residence OF her sister.
Mrs. William Willis. Miss PATTIE A.
BATES, In the sixty-ninth year OF her
age.
Funeral from the residence. 400 Grove
avenue. THIS Saturday AFTERNOON
at > o'clock.
WATSON.-Died. Thursday, at > p. III:
IN New York city. at the RESIDENCE OF
her husband Mrs. JAMES -. WATSON
NEE Miss Myrtle A. Verser), Ia the
twenty-secoad year Of her age.
Funeral THIS Saturday AFTER
NOON At ; O'Clock frST the Second
P~rcsbytoriaa church. Fs-nds and ae-
quaintances IN .lled To attend.
Roanoke and philadelphia papers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
PULASKI TROOPS.
No Company Gone, But Many lave
VOLUNTEERED in Other Commands.

PULASKI, VA, June 3.-SpeciaL-Three
different gentlemen here are e~ndeavorins
10 raise military companies. Already
some forty or fifty Pulaskians have
joined the army. though no company mas
left the town or county. A company
could readily have been raised here II
these young men had formed a home
company instead OF hurrying on TO join
companies from adjoining counties.
Pulaski will select next Monday. which
Is June County COu day, delegates 10
the Democratic Convention 10 nominate
a candidate for Congress from the Ninth
district. which convention meets mere on
the 9Th July. Judge Rhea has a walk
over for the nomination, and II Is thought
he will be readily elected. though General
J.. 4. Walker Will put up a hard hght.
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w

LGETOWN, w. VA, June Special
A large crowd gathered at the Methodist
church this morning at $50 o'clock 20
witness the marriage OF Dr.. hugh +.
Hirst 10 Miss Leila, only daughter OF
Ephraim Watson. Esq. Dr. Hirst Is a
rising young physician % the bride a
most charming young lady.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Walter Hubbard. Miss George Strider
presided at the organ. The church was
decorated with a profusion of roses and
"a beautiful marriage bell hung immedi-
ately over the altar.
The bride was very tastefully attired
I'm d green travelling dress ana white hat.
DR.. and Mrs. Hirst make their bridal
tour 10 the home of his mother, near Or
leans, Fauquler county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
OBITUARY.
Mrs. James =. Watson.

The remains Of Mrs. James p. Watson.
nee Verser. whose death occurred in New
York. Thursday afternoon at . CLOCK
arrived at the Union depot last eyenlns,
friends and borne 10 the residence or her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nerser' vo'
east Clay street.
Just n little more than n year ago she
left this city a happy bride. followed Dy
the good wishes Of many VINO knew anu
loved her. No tOung woman had bright
er prospects for q prosperous ana nAgpy,
life. She was a loving daughter devoted
sister. and true friend, and proved her-
self "a worthy and devoted helpmate..
She was educated I'm the public Schools
Of this city. md during all her school
DAVIS proved herself a prOnclent scholar,
graduating about four years from
the High School with the highest honors,
receiving the Peabody medal
She was "a devoted and consistent Nom
Der of the Second Presbyterian ehurcn
CDR. ENge'sl. from which her iunsfal
viii take place this afternoon az D
o'clock The following young men,
friendI Of herself and husband, VIII aeL
AS pa~ll-belrers: w. L. walker hunter
Blunt. j. \. Dart, a. T. Ragland' VII
liam Morris. Fred. c. Tower {. D. BUT
ton. and l.. II. Barnes.
Miss Pattie A.. Bates.
Miss Pattle A. Bates died at the resi-
dence Of hor sister Mrs. William Wins.
1850 Grove avenue yesterday morning at
1850 O'Clock in the sixty-hlnth year Oh
her age. Miss Bates was a daughter OK
the late Micajah Bates, for many years
are honored citizen OF a us
ting1ifshed civil engineer and at one time
civ Engineer Of Richmond.
Inheriting a sympathetic. generous ma
ture and having been reared IN the al
ministration OF her God, Miss Bates in
her quiet transformations manner labored
INCREASINGLY in her Masters vineyard.
She was a useful member Of Broad
Street Methodist church, being Jealous
I'm church work.
Miss Bates a. survived by six brothers
and two s~isters-Henry, D. EDWARD
Frank T.. Jacob, John, all OF Richmond;
Walter G., of AccOmac and Mrs. William
willis and Mrs. j. b.. Robinson, OF Rich-
mond.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
at 5 o'clock from the residence 100 Grove
avenue and the service will be conducted
by Rev. DR.. w. G. starr. The interment
will be made in Hollywood and nephews
Of the deceased will act as pau-bearers.
Mr. j. j. Section.
Mr.. j. j. Section, an old citizen of Deep
Bottom. Henrico county, died at his home
there at 9 o'clock yesterday morning,
aged about seventy years. He had been
suffering a long time from paralysis. The
funeral will be from Laurel Hin Metho-
dist church, Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Mr.. ScottOn was a native OF Markell.
Ind. lie leaves one son In Texas. two
I'm Indiana and a daughter at Deep Bot
tom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
Baptist Home for Women.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Managers OF the Baptist Home
for Aged Women was held June lst at 3
o'clock, at the Home. corner of Grove
avenue and Harvie. Mrs. !. II. Ellyson
presiding. The usual business was at
tended to. reports being read. and bills
ordered paid. Several matters Of inter-
est were discussed. After a harmonious
n interesting session. there being no
important business, the meeting adjourn
cd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
CINCINNATI az NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, VA, June 3.-Special-The
cruiser Cincinnati Is at the Norfolk navy
yard. she came here for repairs. Her
bottom is very foul. but the main trou-
BILE Is with her boiler tubes, which are
leaking badly. New tubes have been
awaiting her here for some time.
Work upon her will 80 on night and
day. but Il is thought tnat il cannot be
finished in less than ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
WARSHlPS AT NORFOLK.
Their Visits Seem To he for Coal and
TO Make Repairs.

NORFOLK, VA, June 3.-Special.-The
auxiliary cruiser Yale arrived here at SIX
o'clock tonight. she came steaming up
the harbor at high speed and her com
IN vas As swift as unexpected. II is
stated that she will coal at Lemberts
Point and cave Immediately.
Nothing definite can be obtained as TO
her movements because IN conformity
with recent orders all as to
the destination and OF war
vessels is refused. Tho Yale as far as
can be judged from a distance is In ex-
cellent condition and there has been talk
caused by the visit of various ships OF
war 20 the harbor recently. but 1t appears
their purpose In coming Is TO coal or re-
pair and no especial significance Is at
tached 10 their presence here at this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
SUNDAY AT THE Y. M. C. A,
An Interesting Series OF Meetings
Arranged for the Month of June.

During June the mems meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association Will
va uuus1ally interesting. An attractive
series has been arranged az follows;
Mountain Minded Men, at~enty-min-
utes' talk 20 DO given on each OF the
mountain minds which nave zone 80
,,,,cs 10 make the world what II Is.
s-hakespeare Lofty Looking.
LOFTY Looking" will be tho subject to-
morrow and will be presented by Rev. NJ.
Ashby Jones. psstor Of the Leigh-Street
Baptist church.
M. g. W. Hunter, Jr, will be the solo
Isl while other special music vii be
rev. Mr.. Jones Is well known In Rich
mond IS q forceful and eloquent speak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
LURAY COLLEGE.
Interesting Exercises Close a Success
ful Year.

LURAY. VA. June 2-Special.-Luray
College has just closed the most success
fl year of it's existence. Rev. Or. +. v.
\. painter. Of Roanoke College. preached
fho b-accalaurcate sermon Sunday night
Monday night was Children'S Evening,
and ..fhe Deestric Skule a. BURBERRY
corners was very successfully rendered
followed hy the beautiful httle opera,
"Doath of Cock Robin Tuesday night
Rev DIR. Henry w. Battle, of PETERSBURG,
delivered the address 90 the g~radudtllS
classes. The programme was intersperse9
with A%1strumental and vocal music ana
~recitalOns.
wednesday night Rev. pr. James a,
Ouarles. of Lexington. addressed the
PhlIauthian Literary Society.
Inc college presented fun diplomas 10
Miss eara6 Penn Parish. OF ORANGE
county. and Miss Susie Conman Mckim
81 Iirav. besides department diplomas
were given TO Misses Minnie Miller ARM
stronc. of Culpeper; Lucy Henry Wood
of Ra~ppahanno,k, apd Elizabeth Boal' OF
Dr. Wharton is president Of the coll
legc. Luray feels proud OF the institu-
ti0n. Every member 81 the faculty IS
Justly popular. both in and out OF the
college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

Richmond: Mary w. Winston 20. r. IT.
Harwood. 2S feet on north SIDE Franklin
street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
s..
HenricO: Henry Dupuy's trustees 10
Wallace McRae. 100 feet ON south side
Henric0 street. 500.
William II. stevens and wife 20 Char
lotte =. Coalter's trustee. 5219 feet on east
side Second avenue. 1917 feet north of
Burns street, Chestnut Hill, subject TO
deed Of trust for $500. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

person in front brushed past one which in
It's recoil suddenly struck another person
I'm the face. Finally, at midnight, we
came to the conclusion that we should
break down IL we did not rest; so we
decided 10 camp for the night.-Collier's
Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
STURGIS IN LIMBO.
The Embezzling Newport News Attor-
NOV linden Arrest in PHILADELPHIA.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June 3.-Spe-
claL-Chief s. j.. Harwood returned 10
the city this morning from Philadelphia.
whittier he followed l.. NJ. Sturgis, the
~oily-tongued attorney. who left hero
wednesday morning with about 5000,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
The XaudeViIles-

The Forest Hill Naudevilles continue to
please large audiences. and each number
Of the programme receives merited APP
plause. The ladies' orchestra IS a feature
and viii hold over another week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
RUCkIEN,s ARNICA sALvE.

THE BEST sALVE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands.
Chilbrains. COrns. and all Skin Eruptions,
ntlred ii II ouaranisci to give lerlest
satisfaction or money refunded. Price -
cents pcr box. For sale bS Owens <
Minor Drug Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
Mrs Hannah Ody.

sTAUNTON, VA, June 3,-Special.-
Mrs. Hannah Ody, a widow. sister OF
Mrs. w. Ii. Brew, died yesterday morn
ing at Mrs. Brew's residence. rear the
city, aged slxty-seven years.
The body has been sent 20 Ohio for
burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
The House.

WASHINGTON. June 2-The HouEs
to-day consumed much time considering
a bill 10 authorize the President TO re-
store to ais rank end duty Major Joseph
w. Wham. paymaster In the army, who
was suspended in 1880 upon hall pay un-
Ill 1904 through eourt-martiai proceed.
ings and executive action. II " an old
case In which charges and eountcr-
charges have bee made. After the case
had been discussed at onie length OBJ
lection wal made 70 the consideration Of
the bill.
Forty-nine pension and relief bills wore
passed. and at 2:p o'clock =. ~. the
House took a recess Until Up. ~. the
evening session being devoted to ~ oo4e
sidsraticn Of private pension btlA
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
W00DLAWN NEWS.
WOODLAND, Oct. 7. 1893.

WOODLAND, Oct. 7. 1888
Miss Nettie McLambre and Matte LAM
of Baltimore, were the guests OF Misc Celia
Marshall from Friday until Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. +. Anderson and children,
Elsie and Franklin, are visiting In Whining.
ton. In his absence Rev Amos II. Brown, Of
Sylmar, will preach in Hopewell Church
Sunday morning and Rev. Compton, OF Port
Deposit, will preach at Asbury In the after
noon
Mrs. NJ. L. Thompson and Mrs. r. NJ.
Barnes were guests of Mr. aud Mrs. w. H.
Stone, of Baltimore, from Saturday until
Monday.
Several of our young ladies and gentlemen
from here attended surprise party for Mrs.
Howard Woodrow, OF Portet's Bridge, last
Tuesday evening. Being tho celebration OF
his sixteenth birthday.
Chestnut Grove school house has been
beautied by paper and paint. The outside
hue been painted white with green trimmings
The home of Miss Celia Marshall was the
seat OF a very pretty scene Friday evening
when about So of her friends gathered at her
home. The evening. was very pleasantly
spent in playing games. and dancing. About
u o'clock the friends were invited to dining
room. where the tables were laden down with
the luxuries OF the season.
Dir. and NIrs. R. G. Terry visited Oxford
friends last Sunday.
Miss Cornela Abrahams has entered on a
course OF vocal and instrumental music, at
Peabody Institute, Baltimore.
Mrs. II. NJ. Barnes and Mrs. NJ. r. W.
Thompson spent few days In Baltimore
last week.
John +. Brown has taken up the study Of
dentistry in Baltimore this year.
The Young Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, at it, last meeting elected the follow
ing delegates to represent i; at the State Con-
vention. to be held in Chestertown, October
II. 70 AID 49, Misses Sara Tyson and Eleanor
Rowland with Miss Margaret Miller and Mrs
r. &. Terry as alternates.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
RISING SUN ITEMS.
RISING Sun. Sent. 40 1Sol


Miss Lou Roney and Mr.. Harry c. Riale
were married In Baltimore, on Thursday
evening last He is a son of j. Thos. Riale,
of near Pennington. and is well known here.
Charles E. Dare's horse slipped the bride
from his head on last Sunday evening and
ran of breaking the buggy and harness be-
yond repair.
A. c. Reynolds horse ran away on last
Friday evening, overturning and demolish-
ing the buggy.
The Epworth League entertainment was
quite success. The receipts amounted to
$40.
number Of the young ladies OF Rising
Sun organized "Thimble Club" on last Mon
day afternoon, to meet once week. Miss
May Rodney is president.
The Ladies Nome Mission Circle will hold
social at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Pogue, on next Monday evening.
The Christian Endeavor, of West Noting
ham, will hold a sociable at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Caldwell. at Liberty Grove.
on next Friday evening.
me H. q. E., OF Rising Sun, will attend
west Nottingham Church, on Sunday next in
body.
Miss Hannah McCardle, Of East Noting
ham, and Mr. w. W. Nickle. of near Colera
were married by Rev. d. Z. Shaw, at the
homeof the bride on Wednesday evening.
There will be two antil mass meet
ings held on next Tuesday in this locality.
one at West Nottingham Church, in the
grove. at O'Clock. and one in Rising Sun. at
73O o'clock. number of prominent speak
ers will address the meetings.