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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-09
C. BREWER &COL'D.
Queen Street Honolulu. Il L
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company. Ono
mea Sugar Company. Honomu SuEa.
Company. wailuku Sugar Company.
American Sugar Co. Makee Sugar
Company. Ookaia Sugar Plantation
Company Haieakaia Ranch Com
pany. E-apapala Ranch. Moloka,
Ranch.
Planters Line. San Francisco Packesa.
Charles Brewer & Co.'S Line OF Hos
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board % Undervri;-
ers.
Agents for Philadelphia Board Of rn-
derwriters.
Standard Oil Co.
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C. NJ Cooke. President: George n
Robertson. Manager. Z =. Bishop.
Treasurer and Secretary: Col. w. r
Allen. Auditor: p. c. Jones. Il Water
house. q. R Carter. Direcfors-
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Emma Square Concert

This evening ut 1880 at Emma
Sorarerhe Government band will rem
der the following program:
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CLAUS sPREcKELs. WA. q. IRWIN
ClGuS SDIeeEeIS ( Co.. Bankers,

LIE - u
SAN FRANCISCO AGENTs-THn
NEVADA NATIONAL BANK o.
SAN FRANCISCO.
DRAW EXCHANGE on
SAN FRANCISCo-The Nevada Ma
tionai Bank OF San Francisco.
LONDoN-Thc Union Bank % Loc-
don tLtd-l.
NEW YoRk-Amcriean Exchange Ss-
tionai Bank
CHlCACo-Mcrchants' National Bank
PARIS-Crcdit Lyonnais.
BERLfN-Drcsdncr Bank
HoNGKoNG AND YOKOHAMA
Hongkong and Shanghai Bankins
Corporation
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank OF New Zealand
VICTORIA AND -BaaA
% British North America
IfuSod 0 Gsfirl BTtrg ] EIcnGes seslsst
Deposits Received Loans .na.is @
Approved Security. Commercial aa1
Travellers Credits Issued Bite n
Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY
ACCOUNTED FOR
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INTEREST allowed afte July LIST
1898. on fixed deposits: 3 months 3 par
cent; 6 months 3a per cent: i months
4 per. cent.
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Honolulu. September Z. 1855.
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GEO. r. CARTER. Treasurer.
400 Fort Street, Honolulu
Telephone No. 1s&.
ESTABLISHED IN 1859.
BISHOP & CO
Bankers
A GENERAL BANKING

Commercial and Travellers Letters o.
Credit issued. available In all the
Principal Cities OF the World
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

with Christian NJ. CARRIER as postmaster.
Changes i'm star mail schedules have
been made as follows in Virginia:
Marganna TO Brandy Station-Beave
Marganna daily except Sunday at $50 \.
NJ, arrive Brandy Station by 1920 l.. NJ
leave Brandy Station daily except sun
day at y. NJ, arrive Marganna by 1880
r. VI.
Laban 10 Williams's Wharf-Leave La
ban Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
lll5 a. NJ, arrive Williams's Wharf by
J.: 80 T. NJ; leave Wiiliams's Wharf Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday at 1870 T. NJ,
arrive Laban by 2:45 Z. NJ; leave Laban
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at $40
a. NJ, arrive Williams 5 Wharf by I'D \.
NJ; leave Whliams's Wharf Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday AZ IL A. NJ, ar
rive Laban by 1915 II. Nj.
New Kent TO Oak-Leave New Kent
daily except Sunday at +. NJ, arrive
Oak by 71O y. NJ; leave Oak daily ex-
cept Sunday at i. NJ, arrive New rent
by 410 T. NJ.
Lee to Onville-Leave Lee daily except
Sunday at 1890 Il. NJ, arrive Ollvile by
2:3O Il. NJ: leave Oilville daily except sun
day at PAS y. NJ. arrive Lee by 4:41 7. NJ.
bonneville 10 Petersburg Home
VILE Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday at
$3.50 r. NJ. arrive CCddyshOre by Z. NJ. !;
leave CoddyshOre Monday, wednesday,
and Friday AT z A. NJ, arrive PeIersDurs
by Y NJ: leave Petersburg Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at Z a. NJ, ar
rive bonneville by 2:3O Z. NJ.
Indian Valley TO East Radford-LeaVe
Indian Valley Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday al T. NJ, arrive Copper Valley
by i. NJ; leave Copper valley Iuesday'
Thursday. and Saturday at / i. NJ, ar
rive Indian Valley by Z. NJ; leave Cop
Der Valley Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 7J5 A. NJ, arrive East Radiord by
HIS A. NJ: leave East Radford Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday at 1I5 I. NJ, az
rive copper Valley by $50 +. NJ.
Hiusviile. Va, TO MOuntairy, n C
Leave Hllsvine daily except sunday at 9
=. NJ. arrive Fancygap by $40 z. NJ
leave Fancygap daily except sunday ~
900 i. ~. arrive Hillsville by $50 7. NJ.
leave Fancygap daily except sunday az
4:8O A. NJ. arrive Voluntary by $3.50 A. NJ
leave Voluntary daily except sunday al
10 A. NJ, arrive Fancygap by L. VI.
Grayson 10 ndepeudence-LeaVe Gray
son daily except Sunday al 1880 p. NJ, ar
rive Carsonville by =. NJ; leave Carson
vile daily except Sunday at 5 4. NJ, ar
rive Grayson by 1870 a. NJ; leave Carson
VILE daily except Sunday AZ y NJ; ar
rive Independence by 2Io =. NJ ieasS
Iudependence daily except sunday az IN
y. NJ. arrive CarsOnville by $3.50 +. NJ
Amorita TO Independence Anu.
rita TUESDAY. Thursday and SATURDAY AZ
$3.50 p. NJ. arrive Independence BY 4. NJ.
leave Independence Tuesday, Thufsd3y
and Saturday at II NJ arrive Ahorl'a %
2.3D +. NJ.
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every foot of space in the church win be :
BUSY LIFE OF SERVICE.

DR.. Luther r.. ThOrnhill was born I'm
the county OF Bedford, September g. 1851,
being now in his 18TH year. When quite
young he was taken 10 the county Of
Appomattox, where he was reared. His
father was deeply interested in the edu-
cation Of his children, and gave 10 his
son the advantages Of the best schools
Of his community, until he was sufii-
GENTLY advanced 10 enter college. In the
fall OF 1869 young Mr.. Thornhill entered
Richmond College where he remained
for several sessions, until failing health
compelled him TO return 10 the country.
In July, 1874, during the session OF the
James-River Baptist Association, at his
mother church, Liberty chapel he was
ordained to the full work Of the ministry,
Reys. J. a. Mundy and w. u. Shipman,
J. X. Harrison, j. c. Parkinson, and 4.
n. Johnson taking part in the ordina-
ton service.
New Hope Baptist church, Of Apo
mattox, was the first church 10 extend a
call 70 the young minister for pastoral
service. The call was accepted, and for
three years Mr. Thornhill continued pas
tor, doing a most successful work. Other
churches also soon asked for his services,
and on January l, 1915, he began work
with Mathews church, I'm AppOmattox
and Mt. Vernon church. IN Campbell
county. His pastorate at the former
church extended over period Of six
years and was signally successful His
pastorate at the latter church, however,
lasted but one year. because of the dis
lance from him anu the urgent demands
Of other fields. In January 1876 his pas
torate at Liberty church, IN AppomattoS
county. began. II was not long before
this church asked for half OF the time
OF their young pastor and his influence
among them continued 10 grow through
the nine years ne served them
For six years Mr. Thornhill was pastor
OF Sharon church, in the county OF Buck
ingham. a large and influential church.
This church was finally relnquished,
against the protest OF the people De
cause Of demands made by churche5
nearer TO the pastor.
In 1851 Mr.. Thornhill accepted the care
OF the Hebron Baptist church, which ne
served for three years nearly. When inc
charge which he Is now retiring from
called him he was serving the TWO
churches, Liberty and Hebron, about nine
miles apart, and was held in the highest
esteem among the people.
Some years ago, during this clos'ns
pastorate. Richmond College conferred
on him it's degree OF Doctor of Divinity
DIR. Thornhill has also done much
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

risyille. and Fishers Hill will hold a
joint picnic at Fishers Hill on August
10Th. The schools of the Omitted Brethren
at Toms Brook, TIT. Hebron Shiloh, and
Bethel churches will hold a similar gath
ering at the same place on August 18th.
Politics are now the all absorbing topic
in this county, the two factions in the
Democratic party being the chief cause
of the unusual excitement. 1t will be re-
membered that these factions have both
called county conventions TO convene, re-
spectively, at Woodstock and Mount
Jackson, on August 23d, both to nominate
a candidate for the House OF Delegates.
Although there is no authentic informa-
ton on the subject, it is whispered that
the Mount Jackson convention Will nOmi-
nate j. L. KILLER, a county school teach
er. and the woodstock convention will
name Josiah Stckley, manager Of the
Strasburg Flouring-Mills, and chairman
of the Board OF Supervisors. The COM
rittee calling the Woodstock convention
have made a number OF OVerturcs for
peace. but all have been turned down.
The primaries on August 9Th VIII select
two sets OF delegates for the senatorial
convention, at Winchester on the week
following. and the fight there will be
the bitterest ever in the political annals
Of this section. The Republicans VIII
very likely place J. l. VIII, another
school teacher, in nomination.
william T. Williams Esq, one or the
prominent members OF The Shenandoah
County Bar, is suffering with lumbago.
The Jubilee Convention OF the Churche5
OF Christ forming the Valley District VIII
be held at Walnut-Springs church, near
strasburg. on next Wednesday Ihurs-
day. Friday, and Saturday. The follow
+ ing ministers are expected TO De IN at
tendance. Rev. W. j. Cooke. OF this
Mace. J. ID. Hamaker, OF Strasburg; AL
len Stlckley. Of Strasburg; d. II. Rhodes,
of Sauesville: j. r. Clevenger, Of Grimes;
w. l.. Dudley, of Walnut Springs; l.. "A.
cutler OF Louisa, and G. II. Brown, OF
shenandoah. The district Is formed OF
churches in the counties Of Frederick.
shenandoah, Page. Rockingham, and Au-
gusta. 10 number Of twenty, with upwards
OF 700 members.
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really closes Tuesday. DIR. Thornhnl win
preach this morning at IL o'clock At
night the usual service will not be held,
but every church of every denomination
Of the city will be closed, and pastors
and people will take part in a farewell
service in honor of the senior minister in
point of service in the city, and the one
10 whom all looked up to as counsellor
and guide. This extraordinary service Will
be- held. of course at the Bainbridge-
Street church. beginning at S5 o'clock.
The arrangements have all been made,
and the programme gotten up by com
mittee consisting of the deacoas OF the
church. DR.. Thomas p. Mathews will pre-
side during the exercises. The music VIII
be sweet and appropriate. Addresses Will
be made by Rev. ]. c. Reed. Of Central
Methodist church, Rev. Charles n. Van
Touton. of the Presbyterian church; Rev.
] f.. Hicks, Of Stockton. Street Baptist;
Rev. ]. A. Sullivan, Of the Oak-Groye
Baptist: Rev. J. S. Wallace, OF Firth
Street Methodist; Rev. G, ID. Crawley, OF
the West-End Methodist; Judge b. A.
Hancock. Of the Clopton-Street Baptist;
Rev w. T. Hatcher d. D., Grdce-Street
BAPTIST. Richmond; Rev. 9. Ii. Ryland'
d. d., Richmond; Rev. w. r. l.. Smith,
u II. and Rev. X. j. Willingnam, ID. D.,
Richmond. The talks from these we'll
known gentlemen will be short, and the
entire service, aside from tho degree OF
sadness which must necessarily charac-
| terize it, will be of intense interest. The
pubic is cordially invited. and doubtless
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GOLD CERTIFICATES.
4 WRONG EXPRESSION WITH RE
sPECT TO THEM.
REDUCTION OF DISTILLED SPIRITS,
Decision of the Internal Revenue
Commissioners on the subject-Per-
sonaI. Army, and Postal Notes of
Special Interest.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 12-(Spe-
olal)-It appears that a wrong impress
zion. given out by some newspapers, pre-
walls ln regard to gold certificates. The
Treasurer to-day called attention 20 this
matter lie said the belief was general
that the Treasury Department had issued
but 100000 of gold certificates TO meet
tine demands. and that some bankers had
fallen into the same error "The fact is"
said Treasurer Roberts, when the de-
partment determined TO resume the issue
of gold certificates, it had In the vaults
ana not included in the cash, available
i0r immediate use, $l70O00Oo. OF this
gum yl45i0ooo was IN denominations OF
less than $1,000: S1.5oOOoO was in order
certificates Of denominations Of $5,OOo ana
HOW0 and SO.5g00O IN Ike denomina-
lions for special use In New YORK
'In addition 10 this supply added INC
Treasurer. "the Bureau OF Engraving anu
lunlu. is nov engaged. In preparing 10
print ySoO0O OF certificates in denom-
nations 1i $1,000 and under So far as yet
reported to the department, the amount
a. gold certificates paid out at the various
sup-treasurIcs IS Si2oo0OOO OF Which
about $4,000 has been paid in New YORK
and FODW0 iu Chicago. Very consider
able demand for gold certificates Of the
largest Denominations has come In from
san Francisco"
MAY ADD WATER TO WHIslSEY.
The reduction OF distilled spirits in dis
tllcrs' original packages 10 "a strength Of
not less than 90 per cent. OF fun proof.
which has hitherto been permitted 10 be
made on tho premises Of a qualified dis
tuier after the packages have been
eau2ed and stamped upon tax payment,
may hereafter be made. under 81 circular
issued by the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue. on the premises Of a July quail
fed dealer. provided the reduction IS
made by the addition OF pure water only,
and also provided that the natural want-
age Of the package vii. allow. II is also
stipulated that the reduction must be
mado in the presence Of United States
g1upcr. and without any expense 10 the
United states
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has held that "a fermented liquor, though
diluted 10 such an extent as 20 be called
nou-int0xicating. IS a beverage, for the
SIZE " which a special tax must be PAID.
Ia the case Of "a certain liquor OF This
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

character, which is sold under a label
as an 'invigorating tonic" a lamp tax
must also be paid thereon as a '1ediciual
preparation, even when il contains no
drugs or medicinal ingredients.
CAPTAIN LAMB BUSY, AS USUAL.
Representative John Lamb arrived here
to-day. and was warmly greeted by q
large number of Nnginians. He Is q
busy man whenever he comes here. and
he loses no time in going TO "headquar-
ters." His mission to-day was TO get GER
tain well-known Richmonders restored 70
their old positions I'm the Government
Printing-Ohice He saw the Public Printer,
whom he found I'm a much better humor
than when he was here some time ago,
and now he has strong hopes that he has
been successful Captain Lamb left here
tonight for Bath Alum Springs.
CaDtain Lamb also visited the War De-
partment and saw Acknowledgement COR
bin in behalf of Robert Lee Masurier'
whom he wishes 20 have appointed to the
Beutenancy in the Twenty-seventh
Regiment made vacant by the resignation
of Lieutenant Cyrus BOssieux. Mr. Ma
surfer was a captain IN the Third VIZ
ginla, proved himself thorough disciph-
marian. and IS a typical soldier.
Acknowledgement COrbin gave Captsin
Lamb a cordial greeting and patient
hearing and promised TO consider the
matter as soon as he possibly could There
will probably be several other regiments
called out for the Philippines, ana thete
will be a chance for other commissions
for Nirginians.
PERSONAL.
First Lieutenant of Artillery Charles
Maurice Smith Is q name recently added
TO the army register. This young ciiicer
is the son of the late John Amber smith,
who represented the Richmond District
in Congress several years ago.
Mr. w d. Terrell, of the Postal Teie-
graph Company, has gone to his home
at Golansville, Caroline county Va, 10
spend a weu-earned vacation cf three
weeks with his mother. He is very
nopular man with all the Washington cor
RESPONDENTS Of out-of-town papers HIS
brother zoe" Terrell. is also with the
company named, and is stationed al
Sandy Springs. Nd. 49,.
Omcers Thomas Wren and waiter
schleim. Of the Richmond police FORCE
who have been on a ten-days Nacdtiou
North. during which they visited the
principal summer resorts, including concy
leland Long Branch and Atlantic Clty'
rsssed through to-day on their way nome
Mr.. Joseph ]. English, Jr.. q Kich-
mond. IS in the city, stopping at tne
Metropolitan He is on his way TO bal-
,Iroore philadelphia. and New YORK, on
y combined business and pleasure Trip:
Mis- Gordon and Miss b. T. Gordon oil
virginia, are at the National
J. w. West and wife, Petersburrg' Dr.
Il. 1. Carr. Greenville. n. c.; CharieS
Pelham. Virginia-St James -
Miss Pye, OF North Carollnai +. ~;
McCorkle, Of Clifton Forge Na'-iio"''"
House ,.,.,, picb-
unconstitutional.
POSTAL
Among the fourth-class postmasters
commissioned to-day are the following;
Fannie II Moses. Level Run, Va; pr.
y Humphrey. Saddle Tree, n. {.
A new post-oflice has been established
al Montezuma, Rockingham county. ''''
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TO SAY FAREWELL.
DIR. THORNHILL TO CLOSE HIS PAS
TORATE IN MANCHESTER
IMPRESSIVE SERVICE TO Be HELD.
All the Churches, Regardless Of De-
nomination, VIII Unite with Balm
Other South-side News.

Rev. l.. r. Thornhill. d. D.. breaches his
fist church. Manchester, this morning,
closing a pastorate marked by the ac-
complishment Of a great work among
the people of this city. DR.. Thorahill re-
nearly fifteen years ago, on The ed Of
last month. TO take effect the 1st CT this
month. The church acted on the resigna-
ton. however, to take effect August 18th.
So this pastorate. so successful in so
many ways that are noble and exalted,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
GOLD CERTIFICATES FOR COIN.
Amount Issued, So Far ms Reported
so,595,44O.

WASHINGTON, August 12.-The amount
OF gold certificates paid out at the Trea-
sury and sub-treasuries mints OF the
United states in exchange for gold. as
far as reported. Is $3.50 40, as follows:
washington, 9ii2,2SD; Baltimore, N'nl,0o
New York. a62o. 900; Philadelphia. SS,oo;
Boston. $1,000; Cincinnati. $1,000; Chicago,
81 .cYo 90; ST. Louis, $4,000.
As san Francisco and New orleans have
not yet sent In their reports, II is esti-
mated that the total issues to date amount
to about $2Uo,UO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
EXCURSIONS. PICNICs. sc.
UyCI-nsIoy no WASHINGTON.

THE MEMBERS OF THE SEVERAL
lodges, Past Grand Masters Council, and
Patriarchs, desiring TO give the public
and members of the order an opportunity
TO visit the National Capital CITY. do
most respectfully ask their patronage.
we promise good order AMI polite ottcp-
ton. Ladies without escorts carefully
looked after.
ROUND-TRIP, $3.50.
Trains leave Chesapeake and Ohio Dee
not at il =. NJ, AUGUST q. 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

The people Of Richmond are dis
qrrniug. They do not allow the
gool 70 be pulled over their eyes
sy blatant talk and clustering
statements. 1t is not sufficient TO
spout forth all ronsensical argu-
ments that cannot really hold wa
ter. Demonstration is THE CRY
h0IN Ocular at that! This is
azactiy why the Sovereign Rem
sdy Company is now in Richmond
appealing to the intelligence aud
common sense Of the inhabitants.
II you are sick and need a med
icine you naturally wish to try
one that is an honest preparation,
which You can ana!yze; in fact, if
necessary, you would like to know
what you are taking. This is what
we offer you. There is no appeal
10 Faith, and Charlatanis1n. When
YOU ere asked TO believe that you
can swallow the wheie contents of
a bottle Of Faith pellets and posi-
lively do you no harm: still they
keep at you ding-dOng that not
outstanding their harmlessness
they will cure you. CURE YOU
OF WHAT? This is the great
question for the people of Rich
nond to decide. We leave it to
heir intelligence, confident that
when.both sides are weighed that
hey viii without hesitation use
lemedies that can be analYzed and
where Faith is absolutely moi es-
scrtial.
They have been tested with the
most phenomenal Success for many
years, and iu introducing them to
the people OF Richmond we hope
to inspire the same confidence as
to their vafue, efficacy aud purity
as they have and are enjoying i'll
cher parts ofAneriea and Great
Britain, Ite}asd, and the British
Colonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
No Faith Cures Christian Science or Electric Nonsense
10 Be Found in Our LIST
READ THE TESTIMONIALS
Some Impartial Testimony.

Extract from letter received from Mr..
Edward j. Yates regarding the Sovereign
Dyspepsia Remedy
Baltimore. Md, June %, 1900.
Sovereign Remedy Co.:
Gentlemen.-AfteF taking a few doses
OF your Sovereign Dyspepsia Remedy.
felt relieved OF my stomach troubles. 1t
relieved me OF vomiting in the morning
after rising. also windy troubles and
fatnting spells. 1t also gave me appetite
and a general good feeling. consider Il
an UNSURPASSED Remedy for dyspep-
sla, and recommend It to tho public
J have taken many different kinds Of
medicines, nut have not found anything
to equal your remedy. With pleasure 1
remain, Yours respectfully.
EDWARD ]. YATES.
S44 w. Pratt St, Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
WOODSTOCK.
Political
sundny-schooI Matters - Poiitic"i
Points-Briefs.

WOODSTOCK, VA, August l2-(Spe-
cial)-Mrs. John Zehring. OF Mt. Clifton,
this county, died on Wednesday with con-
sumption
The schedule Of tolls on the Mt. Jack
son and Howapd's Lick turnpike, which
traverses the country between Mt Jack
son and Orkney Springs. have been re-
duced to the basis of the rates on the
Valley turnpike The decrease is nearly
90 per cent.
The Sunday schools OF the Reformed
churches at Woodstock, Edenburg, Har-
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Miss lillian Adams left yesterday Tor
Philadelphia. TO visit her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Thornton are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Lud Jones, az Green
Bay.
Mrs. ]. ]. Brown, OF Charlotte. n. CO
f. visiting her mother. Mrs. G. r. Adarnss
SO Hull street
lTiss Mamie Edwards. who mas been
visiting Mrs G. o. Edwards, has returns
ed 10 her nome, i'm Petersburg.
Mr.. r. c. BeaZley, publisher OF the
News, OF South Boston, has .eturnea
home. after spending the week with ME-
II. j. Bolton, of Swansboro'. ~. 100.
The little child OF Mr.. Charles stiles.
OF McDonough street. was struck by q
falling board yesterday, and rendered
senseless for n short time. DIR. w. y.
Mathews was called. and rendered recess
sary medical attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
EnIisfments About Ended.

WASHINGTON. August i2.-The num-
her of enlistments yesterday was 40
leaving so more to complete the ten
regiments.
II is said that the enllstments to-day
will III the quota.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13
Rnnneu. the PubIIshcr, Dankrupt.

NEW YORK, August IA voluntary
petition in bankruptcy was fled today
In the United States Court In Brooklyn,
by John Harper Bonnell. publisher, WIN
liabilities Of Si0.l9i. The petitioners
claims assets OF only $200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-13

NAPLES. August 12.-The United states
cruiser Olympia sailed to-day for legs
horn.
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FINE WORK HERE.

During the less than ffteen years he
has labored I'm this community. 6G2 per-
sons have been received into Balnbridge-
Street church. Much else has been ac-
complished in this important field. Two
fourishing churches have been carved
out of the mother church. and still a