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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
THE PENTECOsTAL MEETING
Grea. Religious Gathering and Large
Collection Taken.
lsneciai nisn,tch Ia Tle Ti1nes. !,


SALEM, VA. September 3N-1'ha sew
enth great Pentecostal meeting and Bible
conference closed Sunday night. after a
aessinn of ten days, which has been by
far the most successful OF any ever held
here.
There were hundreds Of preachers and
other visitors from a. distance. and at
sevcral meetings the vast auditorium was
,.rable 10 accommodate the audiences.
The lis. of tea chcrs and speakers in
GUIDED many persons of wide reputation.
11r Henry Clay Morrison. OF Louisville.
jly., conducted most of the evening SER
vice. and is one of the most eloauent
I.ulpit orators ever haar6 in Stl.m.
lie was assisted by DR. Z, I u. Pepper
and Or Roswell, of Philadelphia. a sPe-
c!al Bible study was conducted ea,if
morning by President A. p. FIT. of the
cody Bible Institute, Of Chicago. end
tile lectures on the Book Of Romans by
1Jr. George Alexander. OF Vaadsrbil. En!-
vers,ty. were f.licls enjoyed.
1,r. and Mrs Howard Taylor, OF the
China Inland Mission, were present dur
ing the meeting and presented the mis-
sionary cause in such a forcible way that
nearly 5000 was raiscd-sutfic!ent TO cup.
port five missionaries. who will be sent
at once to the China Inland Mission.
The entire meeting was in charge of
1pr. 9. b. Strouse. who dtsplaro.! t,rea
ebility in successfully managing 50 large
g meeting. and made several forcinIe
tsika at different tirnee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
NO DANGER OF
IMMEDIATE RISE
Coal, However, May Take Another
Jump at Any Time Wood
Still Plentiful.

So far as could be ascertained yester-
day afternoon. there is no immediate in
6ication that either anthracite or spiint
coal will advance in price within the next
day or two. That. however, is as far
ahead as the coal Dealers care TO look.
It is impossible to forecast the situation.
and another jump may occur at any time.
There appears to lie no probability that
relief will come during this winter. About
fifteen per cent. Of the ordinary output
OF anthracite is expec.ed to supply the
entire country. and in the North prices
are ranging from SIS to SIS per ton Yes
terday II was $40 in Richmond. and by
next week it Will probably be much high
err The supply Of sp!int coal Is nothing
like what it should be. but it Is still here
in pretty fair quantity. The price at
this present time is Il per ton. at which
figure 1t will probably remain for some
little time. Wood. which many will have
to fan back upon this winter. is. fortu-
nately still plentiful. slight advance
in the price is all that has been noted
up to this time.
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i VI -tiS L.
summary: Mean atmospheric pres
sure, 1901; highest pressure, 3o5l:
date date, 18th; lowest pressure.
%. date 18th Mean temperature.
degrees: date. 15th;-greatest daily range
Of tenll5gra sure, &c degrees; date 18th;
least daily range OF temperature. 9 de-
grees: date. 2lst-22d Mean temperature
for this month in 1898. .31. 1892, cas-; 1900,
Is. G; alaal. 70: 1902. 6S.6: mean temperature
for this month for five years, IL: aver
age deficiency Of daily mean tempera-
ture during month. IS degrees; accumu-
lated deficiency of daily mean tempera-
t,re since January i. o.95 degrees; aver
age daily deficiency since January ]. l
degree; prevailing direction y vino,
north. r,axiiuuln velocity Of sind. dirsc-
ton and date, - miles, south. 9Th. Total,
precipitation 4 IS inches; numhe. Of days
With oI tncll~ora more of precipitation. s.
Total precipitation an inchesl for this
month in 1898. es3; 1899, s.2l: 1900. 4,03:
1901. SoI lal2 ass: average precipitation
for this month for five years. 413 inches;
total excess in. precipitation during month.
- inches: accumulated deficiency IN pre-
cipitation since January l. s. inches;
number Of clear days. II; partly cloudy
DAYS. Z: cloudy DAYS. j..
'.I'f' Rdicates trace of precipitation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
REAL ESTATE MATTERS
Good Business Done During Septem-.
ber-vacant Property Sold.

rs
ber-Vacant Property Sold.
Small public offerings Of real estate
have been made this week, and nothing
startling is expected for the remainder
Of the week. But tho month of Sep
TENDER, which closed yesterday. was fair
~ good The real estate men got busy
sooner than usual, after the dull sum-
mer season. October will be busy. All
the real estate men will be back from
their trips. ard will push the market
right along.
The sales room scheme is one that will
come up for settlement this month. There
is little doubt that this innovation VIII
be introduced Mr.. J. B. Elan is the.
chairman of the committee from the real
estate association Twice he has tried;o
get meeting of his COMMITTEES. but each
time the members. several OF them at
least have been out of the city. He Is
going to walt now until he knows they
are all hore. One good sign is the guam
THY OF uninproved real estate sold dur
ing September This means building and
general improvements general rise OF
values everywhere. Messrs. Pollard &
Bagby report sale of $4,000 worth of
vacant property during September. This
does not include the sale of Improved
property nado by this hrm. One sale
was concluded privately yesterday. IN
volving the sum of $500
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no coal can be bought in the city for
private consumption. There is an ex-
uemely small supply on hand held at IS
a ton 10 be disposed of only to few IA
rored patrons
l. AZ Fleming. Of Fredericksburg, was
hero to-day and had a conference with
prominent business men relative to es-
taoiishing large shoe factory here
Ihey are willing 20 move their plant from
FREDERICKSBURG to this city and bring Sob-
go bona rde assets. II s6i0vS worth of
stock is taken here a committee Is at
work sonc1ting subscriptions.
Policeman W. w. Woodward has been
suspended by Chief johnson on charges
of entering bar while on duty, drink
ing in a bar-room and leaving his beat
while on duty.
Mr. George z. Adams retired to-day
from the management OF the Warwick
Hotel. which will hereafter be managed
by Its owners, tho Old Dominion Land
Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
SALE OF ORE LANDS
a Dam Which Pays Handsome Roy.
atty to Owners.
t1 ~ OsS'iC' D

tsnecial Dispatch to Tho Times
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, Sept so
Eessrs. A ~. Stull. of Rich Patch. and
A ~. Persinger, OF Iongda!e. Va have
bought the Moore and Haynes tract of
iand near mere. The tract Contains 100
scres. more or less. and the cash price
OF 5000 was paid. These gentlemen pro-
pose 10 develop the land as there is iron
TO be found there. besides evidences OF
oil. The land belonged to The Clifton
Forge Light and Mater Company, who
bought II several years ago.
Tho dam from which the town is sup
piled with water is situated on the land
and Mcssrs. Sruii and Persinger have
1rented them a water-rtght Tor which
lhey arc to pay royalty OF $500 per
year.
Work for the development OF the land
Nili De begun at once.
captain ), Z. fow!e. who Tor years
Fas mine inspector for the Low Moor
iron Company. has accepted a like posi-
ZION with the Allegheny Ore and Iron
company and VIII reside In Clifton.
Norge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
NEW TRAIN PUT ON
Coal Enough 10 Supply the World for
Many Years.
Special Dispatch TO The Times.)

Special Dispatch TO The Times)
TAZIsNELL, VA, September So
a new train was put on this division OF
the Norfolk and Western Railroad sun
Jay, which is q boon to the travelling
mon The train leaves Blueied at S
z, NJ, and goes far as Richards,
distance OF abxut torty-five miles. and
saturns to B!uefeld late in the afternoon.
feaving Richards at o'clock.
TIE Norfolk and Western is doing
great deal OF repair work on this divi-
sion, which IS becoming an important
part OF tho road There is enough coal
,a the Clinch Valley Division to supply
he world for quite a number Of years.
ehich has never been developed.
Large portions OF TazeWell. Russell and
Wise counte. are solid bed OF coal.
not only coal. but iron. barytHr salt.
gold. silver. lead, Zinc END many other
minerals and ores.
Congressman Rhea said in his speech
here the other day that this section Is
The richest IN the world,
A gentleman of integrity has just re-
turned from a canvass OF GONE OF the
western counties OF the Ninth Congress
sioaal District and says rnntters, polia-
caIly. arc getting rather warm In that
section This section Is the stamping
ground OF Colonel Campbell slemp. the
Republican nominee for Congress in this
district.
The suffrage clause Of the new Con-
stitutton is creating quite a furry down
there
c. b. siemp. son OF Colonel slemp. Re-
publican candidate for Congress, is in
town in the interests of his fathers cam
paiSn He was oloseted Sunday With
the leading Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
BURGLARS MAKE
HAUL FROM BANK
Dynamite Stopped the Clock,
but Did Not Wake its
Citizens.
Dispatch to Tho Tines,


crARfs0TTE. n. Q. September 90
rho savings bank at Fort Mil. s. G.
few. u,iler below this city. was robbed al
an carly hour this morning. The ROBBERS.
evidently professional burglars. effected
m entrance to the building by means OF
q Jimmy. they then bored a mole
near the time lock OF the big vault, and
the safe. aud inserted dynamite. both
tho vault and safe we're completely
wrecked by the force OF the explosion
sThe robbers secured between ten and If
teen thousand dollars and ESCAPED through
the country.
Tha force OF the explosion stopped the
Tank clock at o'clock. shown. that TO
have been the hour of the robbery. No
body was awakened. and tho first news OF
the robbery came when the bank vas
opened for business.
Not a trace was left. but the ronbers
overlooked a considerable amount OF pa
ger money in the vault. The bank oi'i-
Malls refuse to state the amount OF the
loss.
g A sherifea posse. with b!oodhounds, IS
in pursuit of the robbers. Two strange
men have been noticed in the vicinity
5or several days. and these are be.aeNcd
to have been. the robbers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
JEWISH NEW YEAR
Observance of Rosh Hashanah VIII Be-
gin 7 his Evening.

gun ms Evening.
The Jewish New Year. Rosh Hashanah,
will occur Tomorrow, and. as is custom
airy, will be observed from shutdown to
shutdown. beginning to-day.
Rosh Hashanah is a Very solemn and
sacred day with the Jewish people and
is more generally observed than any
other holy day. except the Day of
Atonemcnt, which falls ten days late It
is an occasion for serious and earnest
reflection. meditation on the flight Of
time and the inevitable approach Of
death. and for a review of ones life
during the past year. II is also called
tie Day OF Memorial. the Day of Judg-
nent and the Day of the Blowing of the
Trumpet
Here in Richmond the day will be
thoroughly observed by the Jewish peo-
pie. All the places of business con-
ducted by Jewish merchants will be
closed. and services will be held in all
the synagoeues At Beth Ahaba the
services will begin at s O'Clock this
evening. and at 10 o'clock Tomorrow
morning Rabbi E. ~ Calisch Will
preach ON ho.h occasions. his subject for
this evening being, Memories" to-mor-
row morning The Homage OF the
Ages
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
YORK RIVER Line, vzs ~ so,,,
THE rAvoaIrE ROUTE NORTH.

LEAVE EIulIMuSp.
4:3o P. NJ, No. &c, Baltimore Limited. GAtiy,
except sundays, for West Point, connecting at
West HoiDt with steamers foe Baltimore aud
York River landings.
2:l5 2. H.. No 10. daily. except susdnJs.
loca L express for West Point and intermediates
stations. Connects with stage at Lester Manor
for walkerton and Tappahannock
SEQ a. L.; No. Z. local mixed. leaves dailr.
except Sundays, for West Point and Uterine
diate stations, connecting with stase at Lsstes
MAJOR for Waiker,pp and Tappnh.nnock.
rCeuJs.F hehehth hehehehthtrnra fofwv
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
g.l5 A. H., No. Is. daily. from West Point,
with connection from Raltimera. except Monday.
1o:45 a. H.. No. 0. daily, except Sunday and
$50 p NJ, daily. except Sundays, from wsU0
Point and Intermediates stations.
Nos, rs and 10 Will make no stops betwee0
Richmond nn.i Quinton-
steamers sail from West Point $3.50 P. H.,
daily except Sundays. Steamers call at f;Iou.
ce.ror Point and Clay Rank Mondays. Wednes-
DAYS and Friday. ard Yorktown and AllmondD
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
C.. W. WESTBuRY.
District Passenger Agent s.
90 E. Main Street. Richmond VI. !
8. Fl. HARDWICK.
General Passenger Agent
c.. r. ACEERT.
General Manager. Washington. o. @.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
Gu. Sc !
DIR [ Nix
tUREDB
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY

No taste. No odor. Can DO given n sl,ss %
White Ribbon ! Remedy will cure or destroy
the disease appetite for alcoholic snmuianis,
whether the patient is a confirmed incotlhu,
'-tippler Cotial arinkcr or crunSard- itnpo'
sibic for anyone IN b. VIC an appetite Tor alcohoc
liquors nftcr using White Ribbon Remedy.
Indorsed By Members q: w. c. T. U.
Mrs. Moore. press superintendent of Woman
Ci,r,.ti.u Tcinpe-.,lc Jnion Ventura. Ca1fo'-
MIA writes: II have tested White Ribbon KEN
ray on very Obstinate drUEkards. and the cures
have been many. In many the Remea!
was given secretly. / checrfully recommend and
indorsr Willie Ribbon Remedy. Members Oh
orr Union are deliEh;ed to ind economical
irsatu1eGt TO mid US In temperance worR-a
Druggist. or by mail 81 Trial package free
BY writing Irs. A. N. Townsend (for years
secretary Of Woman's Christian Temperance
Union). no. 2is fremont Street, Boston, Msss.
Sold in Richmond by the TRAGLE DRUG
STORE. No. SIT East Broud Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
Atlantic Coast Line.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 18TH
TRAINS Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
eoo A. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED daily. Ar
rtyes Petersburg 9:3l A. ". Norfolk II 20 n
NJ stops only at Petersburg. WavezH and
s4 sos A. NJ, daily Arrives Petersburg o;4o A.
s1ysnnah 800 r. ". Jacksonville 9;o5 4. NJ,
Tampa 1900 2. NJ. Port Tampa 1880 z. NJ
h h9n5 p. ST. Wilmington 600 2. ". Pull-
n M :, sleeper New York % Iacssonv.iie.
ia,2o P NJ, daily, for Petersburg. Roanoke
and ,ntetmediaso points.
900 P. NJ, OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. daily.
Arrives Petersburg $50 ?. ~. Norfolk $50 +:
IL stops only &C Petersburg. Waverly and
s 49, u, daily. except s,,s Sunday Arr4y.s
PsseT zonsS Mount sos r Il Makes ali ,ntsr.
mediate stops
SOS ?; n, daily. local AL. Arrives Petersburg
rs r. ~. FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA
LIFTED. daily. Arrive Pc. psse;seu,s SOC 2; =.
s { , saa with aad 3 ias stations b.
M AFayetteyllle l:25 2. NJ Charleston o:i7
" Savannah $40 a. M..5acSsonville f:!5
P. VI Tampa, 1000 E. NJ. PORT Tampa io:so
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE; GEORGIA POINTS
Arriving AUGUSTA $50 \. ,, W. nas9n HIS -
Ynrx 10 Wilmington. Charleston IacssonviIis.
port Tampa. Augusta and Macon. Dining
Car service.
a.s5 2. u, daily. Arriving Petersburg 1918
n connec. Mt Petersburg WITH Norfolk
ia western Railway. arriving LJDchousg 2:A3
AZ Epauole +;5 \. u. Bris,ot 1oio 4. i,
p,,1in,in Sleeper Richmond 10 Lsnchbur-.
,,.so P. NJ. daily. Arrive Petersburg 1910
.. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
40 A NJ daily. r.pIn IlcksonyiiM. Saws
nah Charleston. Atlaata. Macon. Augusta and
al! gsinA;s i. r.. aa.y. from Petersburg. lynch.
burg 81 ana 4, X. daily except Sunday. Petersburg
l0s lilo a. r.. daily, except sunday. ero.
Rack ,i:1o Mount and intermediates citations. sar-
tol iii. 1nd 4. ". daily from Petersburg. saaon
and n; ssFta.A n. daily. from Norfolk saaols
and * s. NJ. daily from Petersburg. Roanoke
md intermediate pom. e.,,r
Pets ts NJ. daily. from Miami. Port Tampa.
.t,o,.i,,e So :annah. Charleston. Wilntnxtoa.
cissbnrn ana all eotnes South.
GG ass p ". daily. from Petersburg. L,aeap
burg ana 'a' ". !. CRAIG. Gen. ra.-. Ast.
Il. y. EMERSON. 7: ~ kMsRsoS.
Wilmington. y. 9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
Io:l5 a. M, No. 8. daily Cor Durham. n. Gee
Danvflie. and all local stations South. connecs-
in1 at Burkevilis with Sorfolk and western
halfway for Farmville. Lynchburs AID al local.
sta ton, Vest: at Jcrreys for local stations on
,rcrieik Division TO Danvilie: at Oxford ZOE
Henderson.
$50 P. NJ. No. %. limited train daily FOE
Jacksonville and all Florida points. Havana. MAS
sau etc. Connects at stosclry with FarmvtlI5
ana Pcwhstan Railroad: at Greensboro Tor Dur
han, Raleigh and Wins ton Satern: ut Charlotte
"lta No 30 United States East aIail. solid train.
cary Tor New Orleans and points South. which
saEsiers sleeper5 to Nav Orleans. Drawing. Room
s,eener Richmond to atlanta aud EirninshaIn-
daEeuEh train with Sleeper. Salisbury TO AsO-
PMS btnfrs Car ssrvi-a
ll:o5 p M, No. II. Southern Express daily
Ios Atlanta. Augusta. Jacksonville and points
Souts Sleeper fog Danr!l,e. Greensboro. Sails
hnry and Charlotte. ops.i at Richmond $50 {.
H. Connections with New York and Florida Ell
press and ScIthwestern limited. which carries
through Snepers to Augusta. Savannah. Jack"
sonvilie. Tampa. Nashville, Memphis Atlanta.
New Orleans, etc. Complete Dining CIR service
lso Pullman Tourist Slcsper Noniays. Wednes-t
DAYS and Fridays. Washington to San francisco"
without change. with connection ~ all points
Ia Teyas, Mexico aud California
a:V9 2. NJ. No. II. local duly. EXCEPT Sunday.
for k.Fsv';ic and intermediate points
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
700 s. M ant, 5:4S P. IT.. from Atlanta. An
Euhta, Jacksonville. Ashcville and all points
South.
$40 4. n. from Keysvills and local stations.
325 P. n, from purhsm. Charlotte. Dan
vile and Intermediates stations
LOCAL. FREIGHT TEAMS
Nos 81 sad 81, between Manchester ana
Neapolis-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
WHOSE WHITE HORSE?
Detective Gibson Wants TO Find the
Owner.

Defective c. A. Gibson recovered
white horse and a wagon. with about J, GOO
pounds OF railroad iron. under peculiar
circumstances yesterday morning.
Before Mr.. Gibson had eaten his break
fast a negro went to his house and told
him he rad reasons TO believe that three
negroes In a wagon We're out In Bowe's
woods. on the Seaboard Air Line road.
stealing iron. Mr.. Gibson went to the
place indicated and found the horse and
wagon. but the negroes had deca mped.
lIa carried them 10 the Third Station.
and now he IS anxious to have the owner
OF the horse come forward take the AMI
NAL away, as 1t is eating all the grass
n tho yard Of the station house,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
STOOD IN WAY OF TRAIN
Bewildered Action of Stranger Who
Mas Instantly Killed.
lspec!.l p.spstch to The Timcs. }

Especial Dispatch to The Timcse
4 ALEXANDRIA. VA. September 3o.--An
unknown white man. apparently about
loriY years OF age. was this morning
atruck by northboand passenger train
,rer the Southern Railway. a mile west
81 here, and instantly killed. His body
Mas considerably nangled The man.
previously TO being struck. was talking.
10 fireman. who Was in his cab on
Another track. and he apparently became
te@i!dcred ct the approach of the train
And made no effort TO escape.
He had been around the company.s
Iiops several Gays past seeking employ
Naent.
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A. y n.
Train No a5 leaves Richmond 3:10 j. NJ.
daily for Petersburg. EoELns. y. c.. and all
intermediate points. Connection at Noriiaa
with train arriving Henderson 2:Io P. IL and
Raleigh $3.50 2. IL. daily. and Durham p ii.
daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Richmond for Washington. New
York and the East daily--So. 81 ar 5:I5 A. A.,
and No. 6e at sos P IL
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa for
al Florida East Coast points and Cuba and
Porto Rico; at New Orleans for all points iu
Texas, Mexico and California.
TRAINS ARRIVE: AT ECONOMICALLY.
s:95 A. ", No. 81 From all points South
40 2. NJ. No. Sc aud Southwest.
$40 T. M, No. 80 from Sor.ina n. c..
Petersburg and local points.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
No. al and S-i-Fiorida and Metropolitan
Limited. Pullman Drawias-Eoom and Sleep
.rs-Cars between New York and Tanps. Yea
tibuled Coaches between New York and Jaci-
sonTilIs Pullman Sleeping Cars daily between
Jacksonville and Tampa. Also. through Draw.
ing Room SlaepinS-Cars between New York and
Atlanta and Cate.Cars between Hamlet and
Atlanta and Hamlet and Savannah.
Nos 81 aud 66-Seaboard Fast 5tsi- Pull
man Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping-Cars be-
tween New York ard Jacksonville. connecting
at Harle. with Sieeotns-Car to and from At
Iauta in connection with which through Pall-
man tickets are sold. Pullman Par.or-Cars be-
tween Jacksonville and Tampa Finest Day
Coaches.
w J. NAY, City Ticket Agent
T. p SMITH, District Passenger Agent.
Phone. 4o5. 1905 East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
ANNUAL STATE MEETING DAUGH.
TIERS OF THE. CONFEDERACY-
New Berne, N. c., October 18th to i7th'
1902.

On account OF the above occasion the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad announces
a rate Of ss.45 Richmond to New Berne,
N c.. and return; tickets to be sold Oc-.
tober 18th. 18th, 10th and 18th. with final
limit October IS. 1902, The Atlantic
Coast Line is the quickest route to New
Berne It's service is unequaled.
For fun Information apply to any agent
of the company: or C. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent. SIS East Main
Street. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
DISSOLUTI0N.

Richmond. Va. Sent. 80 19o2.
THE FIRM OF MOuNTcAsTLE & CO.;
has been this day dissolved ny mutual qua,
t tnned BY I'll the undersigned, who takes
over all the assets Of the old hrm ana
assumes all its liabilities: ! desire 20
thank the public for the liberal p ii.ft
age accorded IN the past ana solic1t q
+ cnntinuance Of their favors:
6. BURTON NIOUNTCASI,Lt.s,
referring to the above notice. ask
my friends to continue their patroildso
70 my 'u WM. A. .11ouNTcAsTLE.