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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
INSPECTIONOF
INSANE ASYLUM.
The First Regiment at Last Has Its
Full Quota.
WHEN THEY ARE MUSTERED OUT
The Second Regiment Would be Re-
turned to Raleigh, but the Third
Would be Disbapded Where
They Archie Populists.

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. ls.-Special--
The Board of Public Charities appointed
a committee composed OF Captain G. b.
benson and Mr.. w. n. Jones to inspect
the Insane Asylum here. They report
everything in excellent condition. No
epidemic. or serious disease there and
the mortality is scarcely Up TO two pen
cent. There are more patients in tho
hospital than ever before.
Tho Accommodations for the female pa
tents are not sufficient for lin the wing
devoted to the females there are IS while
It was built to accommodate only "a.
Colonel 4. b. Andrews OF the South-
ern Railroad has removed his Offices.
which, for so many years have been In
the Marlboro House into his elegant new
quarters in the Capital club building,
that is just having the finishing touches
put on IL.
NORTH CAROLINA SOLDIERS.
Lieutenant Christian has sent enough
men TO Jacksonville. Ella, TO put tbs
First North Carolina Regiment up to rs
full number. except that eight men are
still required for the band
II the Second Regiment IS mustered out
OF service, IL will have TO come back
here. where IL was mustered into SER
vice TO be disbanded. but the Third Regi-
ment will be mustered out Of service at
Fort Macon. should orders come Cor its
DISARMAMENT. Each man over and above
the pay for the time he has been in the
army, will receive a days pay for every
twenty miles he has to travel to reach
his home.
At the State Liquor Dealers Conven-
ton 10 DO held here next week. there are
expected fully 30 delegates
THE POpU1JSTS.
The Popuiists State Executive Com
mittee did not adjourn last night unit
quite lace. Fusion In all lines was ad-
vocated. but no set resolutions we're In
troduced. Congressmon Harry Skinner
and state Auditor Hal w. Aver were
the leading men In the meeting A con-
ference committee was appointed and
empowered to arrange fusion with tho
Republicans on the best terms possible.
j. 9. l.. Harris says that the demand
OF the Farmers Alliance for tho busting
OF John r. Smith, as Agricultural Com
missioner does not amount 10 any thing.
That his penitentiary record was wall
known when he was made commissioner
and so he cannot be ousted for that and
as he has done literally nothing, as said
commissioner. they have nothing to take
hold of 10 remove him. Even Russell
cannot removed him says j. G., l.. Har-
rls. Russolls counsellor and friend"
Major Joshua b. Hin will not qualify
as referee in the new bankruptcy law
for this district He was appointed last
week The pay Is not sufficient for the
amount OF work required to be done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
IN SANTIAGO.
The aIPolice Force Enlarsed-rwo
Thousand spaniards sail for Home.

The Local Police Force EnlarSed-rwo
Thousand Spaniards SAIL Tor Home.
SANTIAGO De CUBA. Aug. 5000
A. M-This morning General wood, Mill
tary Governor Of Santiago, Increased the
local police force with additions from
various regiments There has been some
trouble from soldiers who have dis0heycf
orders and there have been some thegfs.
several street fights. at least one murder
and "a good deal OF drunkennes. so that
an exceptionally large force BE- needed 10
preserve order This morning The Eiehth
Illinois Volunteers (colorcd) entered upon
patrol duty. Tho First Infantry leaves
to-day By the Miller. There are seven
Spanish transports now in Che harbor
awaiting the cmbarkation OF thc spanish
troops. of whom more than two thou
sand will leave to-day. The general app
peamnce of the men D. pitiu. There
has been much sickness among them,
and within the last two days over two
hundred bodies have been buried.
The death rate IN tho City is about
seventy per day.
The heavy rains Increase the fever
among the soldiers ana the Inhabitants
alike.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
THAT DAMAGE SUIT.
The Declaration in the McCauley-
Hartley Suit Is Filed.

The DcCl0ratiO ION IN the Mct aulc1-
Hartley Suit Is Filed.
Some time ago MIS- Halle ID. McCauley
brought uit against James Haruy, Of
Fulton. for 5000 through her attorneys,
Mcs rs Anderson and Anderson.
THE declaration was filed in the Law
and Equity Court yesterday afternoon.
Do alleges that Mr. McCaulcy. husband of
the plaintiff, some Time ago sold lot
uoNt Go bis residence SO. esJ Fulton
street. to tine defendant the under tand-
ms being That hc would not rent the
house which hc erected there to amy
persons not agreeable % the qei"nd1nL
Despite this promise. The bin allies
he rented the house to negroes ana when
the prauti0 demonstrated said 90 her.
"You run everybody away that ] put
there So much complaint IS made about
YOU chat no white people win live there.
80 one Will live oy you but negroes"
10 is ON account or tho injury done nor
br these alleged utterances that The
plaintiff asks f1r 5000. Mr Hartly is
prominent and wealthy citizen oil Full
ton.
suit was instituted in the circuit Court
yesterday afternoon hy George schwalen
aaainft R. S. Duke for $500. He alleges
that the plauun entore. and damasod
To- that amount property owned by him
al lli5 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
AT CAMP THOMAS.
The Second and Third Divisions to
Ieave-A Sham Battle.

CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK.
Aug l.-There Is no longer any doubt
about the early departure for lew camp
ing grounds OF the Second and Third
Divisions OF the First Corps. This az
tefnoon General Breckenridge, acting
under instructions from Washington, Is
sued orders to General Mckee command
ing the Second Division. and General
Sanger commanding the Third Division,
to hold their respective regiments In
readiness for departure. The camp at
Knoxville, Tenn, and that az Lex
instOn. Ky, are being put IN proper con-
dition as rapidly as possible.
General Breckenridge arranged this
evening for a sham battle exercise to-
morrow morning beginning at o'clock.
The Third Division OF the Fhst Corps.
under General Sanger will 20 out In
search Of the enemy which Will be tho
Second Division Of the Third Corps UNI
der General Compton.
4 fund is being raised among the regi-
ments for field day, which has been AZ
sututed by General breckenridge to oc-
cur on the third Saturday OF each
month
During the last day or two. including
to-day. a large number OF patients have
been removed from the regimental hos
pitals to the Sternberg reserve hospital
The work OF furloughing conyalescents
also continues at "A lively rate A num-
Der Of petitions have been circulated
among the troops 40 Camu Thomas By
privates who desire 10 be mustered OUT
of the service The purpose II seems
being 10 secure large number OF sign
ers and send tho petitions tc influential
men % be used IN securing muster out.
These petitions have resulted IN arrests
I'm two or three of the camps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
THE ELECTION
AGAIN PUT OFF
The Grounds and Buildings Commit
tee PostpOnes the IanitOr Question
A BILL FOR WATER RECEIVED.
The Committee Appoints a Sub-Com-
mittee TO Look Into the Matter.
No Funds Available for the Pur-
pose-Armory for Bazaars.

It had been expected that the meeting
Of the Grounds and Buildings Committee
last night would be a lively one, as at
the last session. after 81 ballots, the cleo
ton OF a jauitor for the First Regimentol
Armoly was postponed until last night.
Yesterday however. letter was re-
ceived from Mr.. J. H. Lawder' who Is
out Of town on account OF sickness ask
ing that the matter be postponed Until
the next regular meeting.
In Difference TO his wishes, this action
was taken. ON account OK the neat III
tho COmmirtee-rOom, the election .. a.
substitute Waterman for the city HAN
was also postponed until the next meet
ing. ~.
The following members were present aI
the meeting inst night: Mcssis' ma
Gunst chairman, John i. west le"'
Ueeke. James IT, Ferriter, hNan one'a
and John NJ. King.
TWO COMING BAZAARs.
An application FOR tho use Of the First
Re-lmcntu Arm0ry for o. bazaar To oe
hold from November eth 20 the Etn, ior
tho benefit of sacred Heart church, was
received from Father BE-. j. Oliely'
and granted, subject % the usual conul-
lions.
AN application was also received from
Miss Mary T. GroenhOw, president oi
the Virginia Home Tor lncuables. askins
that che use Of the armory for TWO
weeks. beginning November Ath. durins
which time they purpose 90 hold o. bazaar
for the benefit OF the Homo.
The clerk was instructed 20 inform
Miss Greonhow that the committee was
willing 10 grant her request, but q dr.
fersnt date would have 10 De drci9ed
uuon. ass permission bad already been
Given Sacred Heart church TO use the
building during the period mentioned
Mr. Gunst suggested that as general
tour OF Inspection of tho grounds ana
buildings under charge Of the committee
had not ben made for four years ana
as there were n number of new members
ON the committee. it would be well 10 al
range for a tour
on motion OF Mr King, 81 wac agreed
90 make a tour, the time for the same
being left to lhe chairman.
BILL FOR WATER.
There was considerable discussion over
bin presented to the committee by the
Water Department for water used by the
departments under charge Of the com
mittee. There is no fund for this pur-
pose. and the statement was made that
tine bin was probably presented to de
eide ON future action in this regard.
ON moaon a. Mi. snead. sub-com-
mittce. consisting of The chairman and
slb-chairman. was appointed 20 confer
with the superintendent, OF the Water De-
uartmont concerning the matter. Power
10 act was conferred upon the sub-com-
mittee.
After some little routine business tho
committee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
Retain the old Names.

Editor of The Times:
.sir.-What shall De the names of tho
Spanish vessels sunk az Santiago. When
they take their places IN our navy Is a
question Of some interest. and one which
must bc decided soon.
When a person or a thing has reach
ed honorable distinction under one name
there is always lndispcsition felt on the
part of the public towards changing g.
The world clings 20 nome De plume
long after the authors name IS known
or 90 that az an authOress after her name
IS changed by marriage, and innumeraDle
cass of the names ~ ships. might be
oi.od as illustrations in the same dlrec-
ton.
Not an unimportant consideration In
naming a man Of warks TO inspire feel
ings OF patriotism. II one OF these ships
appears I'm q foreign port under another
name. few would know her history, bat
III the Cristobal Colon sails IN under the
Stars anl Stripes the world would flock
to see her.
Drop tae "lnfanta" n you choose, from
the name OF one and then by all the
rules Of good taste. by all the glorious
msmories OF their acquisition. let the
Maria Teresa and the Crlstobal Colon
sail forever under the names IN which
lva baptized them in fire. Ia water and In
blood
VIM. w. d.
lYpnhayep. Va. Aux IL lasSs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

Dr. jackson. who fvo years ago pre-
scribed for the Doctor certain meoic,ho
in quantity enough 10 last two weeks,
but had not prescribed since. lie was
cross-eSamined az considerable length
as 10 the use OF certain drugs and MS
replies were clear and well expressed.
Assistant Postmaster Henry Adams
who had known DIR. Jaeger for the past
ten years. testified as to his character
after whioh several physicians certih-
Gates were introduced and filed. and let
tors recording Miss Winners connection
with a school in Georgia were read. over
the admission Of these letters there was
considerable discussion. during which
DR.. Jaeger, in addressing Chancellor Old.
grew very pathetic regarding tho case,
and was yisibly affected. Later he claim
ed that he had been so misreprcsented
that the community thought him a per-
feet devil.
Pointing to DIT. Lloyd. he accused him as
being next TO 'Rrcck Wilmer, tho
source OF all my misery"
Mrs Jaeger began tcstifying this after
noon. and will continue tomorrow morn
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
NO MORE CENSORSHIP.
Message TO and From All West indian
Points are Now Unrestraincd.

NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company central cable
Office announces that AL censorship on ca
bic messages has been abolished
The Commercial Gable Company makes
the following announcement
we are advised that censorship has
been raised on all commercial code and
cipher messages 20 and from cuba, Porto
Rico and all the West Indian Islands -
General Greedy sent notification TO the
telegraph companies al follows.
Censorship is raised on an commercial,
code or cipher dispatches 20 and from
cuba. Porto Rico and all West indian is-
lands
in addition arrangements have been
made with the Spanish government au-
thortics whereby they agree TO abolish
similar restrictions on code messages In
Cuba. The Spanish stiu exercise censor
ship over press messages and over pri-
vate kilograms containing statements IN
furious TO the interests OF Spain. similar
action will be taken regarding Ike mes
sages IN the United States. but the GEN.
sOrship VIII be OF the most liberal char
acter.
(signeD A. w. GREELEY.
Chief Signal Officer, L. 3. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
NO PARDON FOR
JOSEPH CANNON.
The Governor VIII Decline to Set the
Young Man Free.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IS OPPOSED.
Lcttcrs From Norfolk Indicate that
People wish No Action Taken.
Judge Farrar's Son 80 on tho
Beuch-Capitol Notes.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IS OPPOSED.

Il can Doe stated ON very good authority
THAT Governor Tyior wfu refuse 20 pardon
Jofeph Cannon. OF Norfolk. convicted of
YIottme f0 ruin the character OF hls WIFE,.
Tho Governor has bad The case under
consideration for some time. Ho BIAS ail
along t..n doubtful OF his right 90 pare
don fugitive from justice bot thls VIII
10. Doc what wHl control him in bis ace
ton
40 has sought to- learn the wishes Of
The people who are thoroughly acquaiat-
al with au the "details of tho case and is
convinced Chat the citizens of Norfolk
are opposed 90 She exercise OF Executive
ocmcncy. The Governor is stm .n had-
ford. Uut li b. reported here Chat nc has
letters indicating worry clearly tho wishes
OF tho people Chat u0 action Doe taken.
Instead of Cannon being aet FREQ upon
ihe payment ol Cd Hue oft ST. 900 Ono officers
win. BOO doubt be urged to use cVery
possible cndcavor t9 capture Cannon and
bring hn to Virginia io s0rFe out hs
sentence m JIL IIe ls supposed TO DE in
Canada.
JUDGE FABHAW5 SUCCESSOR
DO is understood inat Governor Iylor
Will apu0u. .Ir stephen faIlar TO fuc-
coed hls ntner tha IaIe Judge 30. BE- Tar-
rar. aa judge of tlc county court ol Ame-
sa There arc lo other candidates for
tho position
Governor Ty.cr has been llutcl to DEE
liver an address at Ode opening oi thl
sessions OF the Stale convention fo Che
N0mous Christian Temperance Union in
Che Second Baptist church ln Obs cif,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

h,s history Of the United States; Mr.. H.
II wheeler. Of Houghton. Mihiin x Co.
renresanted Fiske's History II The United
states and other works: Mr. G. W. john
son Of silvor. Burdetie x Co, represented
the stepping stones to Literature" and
farkin Dunton's series OF readers; Mr..
ITsrrv owen Of Mossrs. CHM & CO..
The committee considered the merits
of eome If the new books without reach
ing final conclusion. and resolved 70
adionrn 10 Tuesday next. August "a, at
8 o'clock. TO resume n Work.
The chairman OF the Board will 90
asked 10 order tho rostponement Of the
regular meeting until the committee shall
DO ready TO report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

The small crowd that wisely chose 10
attend the Br0ad-Sucet Paris Fa4lefl me
last night instead of Pain poor 1 f'".
of fireworks. were happily erttlned
bv "a performance that is Ass advertised.
Miss CeHe Bills looked af pretty as IN
antique picture in her sar0 of the mode
ern Uncle sam. and her singing was
never more heartily applauied. Mr. ana
Mrs. Neuvilc the comedy artists. have
become such strong favoritef aga ihoir
act such drawing card. thar tle nlan-
agement has already extended their en-
gasomont another week and Hus ey ANA
weber are giving au example oL "nat
dpuehtnu music can Doe brought oat OF
peculiar Instruments Val VINO d',a som
eieeant ANA Sensational Juggling, and
Gibbons and Barrett an0rd laughs With
their hot talking act
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
CITY IN GLOOM
A Tube Blowing Out OF . Boiler Shuts
orfhc Electric Current.

An of the arc lights in the city were
out last n.eht for probably AN hour, and
fh. spectacle of an usually brilliantly
Hehtad city in deep gloom was presented.
Those plr 0us OF Richmond which are
uchtr8 exclusively by gas lamps had
much the best of 81 for while.
Inquiry az tine power house developed
thc Information that ihe cause Oh 'he o.-
o,,rrrnce was the blowing out OF afube in
ono of Che boilers.
Tho stoprlgo Of tho electric current
wa. the source of q great deal Of incon--
venicnce ali over The city Not only o.o
600 tine arc lights go ouq bur the electric
l4us in tine various hotels and restaurants
stopped short and the typesetting ma
chimes in the newspaper Offices which are
DEPENDENT upon electricity as their mo-
tive power. wore id.e long time, during
tae very busNst time of the night
Tbe incandescont lights in Richmond
were not affected by the accident but
Manchester was in complete darkness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

pah church. The following named city
ministers have cSnsen.ed 20 occupy tho
Mzpah pulpit each Sabbath afternoon
on tho respective dates. August -ish
ROW James D.. Cook. August Htn, Rev.
Charles II. Hyde; September 4tn, Row.
james J.. smith, September llih. Rev.
a. a. Chumbloy. September 18Th, Rev.
Hobor, J.. Kerr. The Sabbath school SER
ylro at Mzpah church viii be al half
past O'Clock each Sabbath afternoon
unW further notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About R.chmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Miss Maggie Bahen ieft Thurs isy morn
ing for Ola Point Comfort and Ocean
Wow. She win be gone Tor week or two.
Mr. Robert Betancourt. of Baltimore.
formerly of this city. and one of the
founders OF ,tno Apostolic church. in
Fulton. IS ON \ visit 90 his many friends
IN that place.
Mr. G.. g.. Broodug has accepted the
position of day clerk az the Lexington
hotel lr Broadus was Tor long time
connected with Ford's hotel, and Is eX-
pcrlenccd and popular.
Mrs. William III. Kock ana children
and Mrs.. Harry j.. Cuue ana children,
of Brook Road. accompa panied Dry -lIa.
T. n Fafrlamb and Master Josie tuir-
lamb are summoring at "brook Field the
beoutm country residence of ar WAR
wick They viii bo absent about a
month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
MARRIED IN RICHMOND.
Now Canning Factory 20 Start Next
Snr.ng-Wi and Aiary,

SUriu--N imam ana htAAf
WILLIAMSBURG, VA August 49,
sI. Yfn1nakcr Lee ana Auss Betty Nor
us left here This morning ON the s.i5 train
l8r Richmond where 3D. is said, tncy were
married to-day. Mr. lee procured the
Irorse Yesterday ANA succeeded Duo keep
inc his Intentions secret until CHS
morning. After their return Mr. and Afs.
Ice viii reside in this county near Grove
station.
The subscribers 10 the stock for The es-
tabirhment here of canuery viii meet
to-nt.nt organize and elect officers. The
oIrraI stock 5000. has aIl been SUBJ
s,ribed. The caunery will be PUT DO ope-
radon next spring.
The prospects for a large attendance az
William and Mary next session are very
natterug. President Lyon O.. Tyler. and
Treasurer IT, B smith are kept busy
sending OUT circulars and catalogues. ana
answering inquiries. An the profes sors
are away or have been away working
for the college.
DE-. OqDenheimcr. of Richmond was
here to-day. having been called by Dr.
Oh a wise for CONSULTATION over the con-
dfion Of Mr. Rich Henley who Is danger
ously W at his mothers residence ID the
Wesf End. The physicians decided mat
Fir Henley WAS suffering from TYPHOID
fever. which he contracted IN another
MACE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
WAR PREPARATIONS.
England i Bclting che World With
Black Diamonds.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. S.-Special.-The
British Admiralty IS betting the world
with black diamonds. Among The SHIPS
which cleared to-day from this port are
several with cargoes OF coal presumed To
be for the use of the British warships.
The British steamship Loch Tay Cap
tain stephen. Galveston for Hamburg. ar
rived here last night She coaled. cleared
and sailed to-day. Among other freight
she carried l72 $50 bushels of wheat valu-
ed at N20G65 The British steamship
Gorsedd Captain Williams, cleared from
-this port to-day with cargo Of 400 tons Of
Pocah0ntas coal for Singapore She took
also i'm her bunkers 1000 tons.
The British steamship Brentwood clear
ed to-day for Port Praya Cape de Verde
Islands. with cargo OF 1886 tons OF coal
and Ina her bunkers 400 tons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
BOOKS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The schooIboard's Committee Consid-
ers the Matter without Action.

An important meeting of the Committee
On Teachers and Schools Of the city
School Board was held ai o'clock yes
terday evening IN the Board room, the
object being the selection OF school books
for the ensuing session. Those present
at the meeting were Messrs. James Ii.
Capers chairman. Joseph G.. Dickerson.
Reuben Burton, ". H. Turpin and
Charles Hutzler. Superintendent Fox
and Clerk G. l.. Rady were also in at
tendance.
After the transaction OF regular rou-
tine business the committee took up the
consideration OF school books for the
ensuing session.
Ou motion. the committee decided %
hear the representatives. OF the Tarious
publishing houses.
Dr. j. .YyilliAla Jones. -spok,. oEie1y -ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

John Andersen. the sailor who killed
ihc captain and cook of the schooner
Olive Pccker. VIII Doe executed at Nor
folk ono week from to-day United
States Marshal Treat has about COM
plctol arrangements FOR the hanging.
Ue is now sending out invitations 90
those persons whose presence is desired
as Witnesses.
mr. Treat win leave f-r Norfolk next
Tuesday with Deputy Marshal Samuel
LCllu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
COMMITTEE FROM THE POST,
c.. A. II. Veterans from Philadelphia
90 Dc Received.

Phi Eearny Post, c. A r.. win see 20
ii that "The Lamos of schuyler Post,
Of Philadelphia, are properly received
and entertained on the occasion Of their
visit here. The Post has appointed q
committee consisting OF Mcssrs. n. }.
sraitn. chairman: Edgar Allan, Peter IL.
Morton. John b. Newell and John II.
Narle to receive the visitors.
The Lambs" viii reach here az
o'clock ON Sunday September ith. Phil
Kearny Posts committee viii meet in
the Post quarters IN Wilkinson's Hall q,
: p. H.. TO march TO the depot 20 meet
the visitors. Chairman smith states that
il any other organizations desire 60 send
representatives 10 greet the Philadel-
phians he would be pleased 20 have such
persons or delegations meet with bis
committee az the Post rooms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

Main-strcot Vaudeville Park has "a
number Of special features composing JOS
bin This week aud despite all the oiii-
cultios under which De- iaborcd last night
it was enjoyed by fairly good sized au-
dicnce. Ihe Iausons have ne OF me
most original and sparKing come ly
Sketches of the season and Tlddiewink
and Johnny Dueau viii Doe parted with
reluctantly The other talent T. al ON q
par with these leading entertainers, and
as whole the slrv programme IS
thoroughly artistic as wen as amusing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
serAice. M NIllnnh

Rev. David Is. Walthan pastor OF Miz-
pah and Fairfield churches. has been
granted a vacation and he IS now with
Mrs. Weithsll enjoying the rural charms
OF Amelia county During M Walthairs
absence The preaching service at Mizpah
church Cnefnu Hii wf1 De every Sab
bath afternoon 80 O'Clock Gne Falr-
nold congregation and tho public are cor
di9sly iavltea 20 worship with the NIX.