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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24
G EOR G. ETC IN.

DEATH OF VETERAN OF THE War OF
lsl2-Mr. VIM Williams. one of the Oldest
citizens of Georgetown, died at his late resi-
dence, on Congress street, about 10 O'Clock
this morning. Mr.. Williams was nearly 90
years of age, was soldier i'm the war of fSI2
and was widely known and res pected.
BUILDING ASSoCIATIoS.-At n meeting of
the Ninth Building association, last night at
Goddards new hall, $1,000 was sold at an
DIvORCED.-In the Special Term of the
District court, yesterday. Alice A. Warner
formerly Alice a. Cruitl obtained a divorce
from her husband. Theodore F. Warner, on
the ground of drunkenness and deSertion.
The parties were married in Georgetown in
the year 1866.
FREsHET IN Rock CREEK-The water in
ROCK Creek is very high this morning, with
a considerable current. which is Indicative
OF heavy rains up-country.
ICE WEAKENING IN THE POTOMAC-The
tnaN1ng weather. together with the heavy
under-current i'm the Potomac, have reduced
the ice To about One-half of its thickness at
the commencement of the present warm spell.
IN The absence OF any news from up-river
the merchants along the wharveS scarcely
know what TO expect in the way OF freshet.
As matter of precautiOn, MeSSrs. Deener.
Cissel d WEIGH have large number Of drays
engaged i'm removing about 1890 barrels OF
Hour from their mill to the warehouse of
MeSSrs j. q. 4 j. NJ. Waters, on High steeet
and The canal.
THE SPRING FIsHING.-In authorization of
The early opening of the river, the dSherm n
are busy getting ready for the spring hauIS
Several are already engaged IL fishing i'm the
Little river, where the Great Falls lee com
IaIy cut their ice.
RoBBERY-At a late hour on Friday night
last. some thieves forced an entrance into
the store Of Mr.. George Rainey, corner of
Bridge and Water streets. and succeeded in
carrying Off nearly two hundred pounds of
ham and other meats, beside q large number
o. oranges. No clue to the thieves has vet
been obtained.
THE GRAIN MARKET.-1,7OO bushels wheat
sold yesterday, at from 1.2I TO f2S-largest
sale wagon wheat this year
THE CANAL.-Superintend Fletchau of
the {. and .. canal, says the water will be
drawn off the Georgetown level March LIST .
and that they will clean out this end of the
canal and have everything i'm good order for
the opening of the spring trade, March 10.
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DEATH AND THE LAST CENT.'-A sad
case of suffering was brought To notice in a
singular way at Albany on Thursday morn
ing, when Henry Wentworth was found lying
dead in room with bottle of laudanu. n
beside him. he had been employed by Lit
Ileheld q Co. as teamster, but had been out
OF work recently. Grieving to see his horse
starve, he ordered IS worth of oats and had
them charged to Littlefield Il Co. He was
threatened with prosecution. To save HIM
self and family from impending disgrace. he
determined upon destroying his own life
Before leaving home on Wednesday he gave
purchase milk for their Youngest child, and
as he did so he remarked, "ThiS is the last
cent have in the world" He did not return
nome, and his wife knew nothing OF him
until his cold, lifeless body was brought IN
her Thursday morning. And the worst of all
is that the wife and three small children are
left in destitute circumstances.-lScheIa ckdCly
StoT, Fec ~.
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lNCoSGRUITIES OF HYMNS-In the conrSe
OF recent lecture on "COngregat iOnal
Psalmody," the Rev. DIR. Han noticed some
OF tine incongruities that used TO occur by the
awkward divisions in repetition lines. For
instance, Love thee better than before" was
divided, Love thee bet-;" MY poor pollute
heart" became My poor pol; % We II catch
me Meeting hour, was sung Wen catch the
nee; And take thy pilgrim home" became
and lake thy pill" And in the pious he de-
lights" was "And in the pi- and in the pi-;"
ahc send down salvation from on high be-
came "Send down SAL" A soprano in one
case sang 'sOh for man." and the chorus re-
Sponded 'Oh for mansion in the skiesD In
one case The soprano modestly sang "Teach
me 10 KISS; the alto took up the strain
IT quite prosaic by singing "Teaeh me to kiss
the rod Weekly ReUie1O
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Mrs. Eoultou.s Tes,imonx

- IT'NIH III iSiHUNyItlI II IIUJLcdHI
The narrative is So graphic that purely as q
description the evidence must take very high
rank, while there is a minutcnesS of detaI
and circumstance, a reproduction of phrases
that have the genuine Beccherian tiavOr-aS
his alleged remark that she was like a "Elice
of the day of iudgment"-which cannot fail
TO remind the reader of that clear truthful
ness which Mr.. BeeChCr has certified to be
Mrs. Moulton's most distinguishing trait.
Indeed, there is but one alternative. This
story is either the ''clear truth" or il is the
most remarkable tissue of peTiuTies that a
woman ever SwOre tO.-remarkable rot only
for the hendiSh malignity that has prompted
this Christian lady of hitherto SpOtless re-
pute To accuse her formerly beloved pastor
of mOnStrOus crime, but also for the won
dertul ingenuity that has constructed Il false
narrative or the greatest cirCumStantiality
in which the first lawyer Of the United States
has not boon able 10 nick a singla Jaw
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DIsArPoINTED tELIcITY.-One of

DISAPPOINTED + ELICITY.-One of those
unfortunate occurrences, which are so sad to
CON emplate, took place near Fishers
station, a few days since 1t appears that
Seneca Falls young man of wealth, aged
about eighty, had selected as the Object OF
his alteration lady not quite half ms age
who resides in MendOn. The youth had been
most devoted in his attentions, and anxious
TO celebrate the nuptialS. On SATURDAY last
his Will was drawn, bequeathing his hand
"with his houses and land, &c, from motives
one don't understand" together with various
valuable documents of legal-cap literature
to his beloved. Wednesday last was greed
upon as the time for the wedding;
guests were invited; extensive prepara-
tiOns were ordered from the city, and Things
went as merry as marriage bell could
reasonably be expected TO 90 that did not ring
That the course of true love is quite uncer-
tain, was shown in this case, for before the
time appointed for the ceremony, the impet-
uOuS youth of eighty summers concluded not
To wed, after mature elaboration He asked
like Lucille, for time to reflect. He thought
young man of his tender years ought not to
rush in matrimOny hastily. Taking with
him his legal papers, unsigned, he returned
to his native heath, leaving the maiden all
forlOrn. The friends who had gathered at the
train ON its arrival at Seneca Falls to well
come the hero and his blush.ng bride, were
slightly aStOnished to see the young man
skip of with bundle of papers, instead of
bride, on his arm. There is now threat
ened suit for breach of promise.-ROcteae1'
Democrat.
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Condensed Locals.

There Is some "etheTial mildncSS" around
this week
Attention is called 10 the advertisements Of
Fitch. Fox s TO- tor the disposal of the resi-
deTCc Of Admiral Reynolds. L. = Y.
The February thaw was general through
out the country yesterday, and the signal
service reports indicate that 10 VIII continue
to-day
William y. Roach, paying teller i'm tn
National Metropolitan Bank. has Tt.>i Cund
his position in that bank. and hrs been
elected an officer in the Citizens National
bank Of this city.
A Sunday-scnOOI institute COMMENCED i'm
The Christian church. Ou Vermont avenue.
near 14th street, yesterday. under the ma To-
agCment Of F VI. Green. OF Ohio. general So
rotary Of the Christian church. There will
be two sessions o. and =. o'clock daily.
The fire at Winder'S building mentioned in
yesterdays STAR was first discovered by
Mr.. J. W. Ewing. Waterman i'm the Second
Auditors office, on the third fiCOr. who burst
in tine door of the room i'm which the FIRE was
and had an alarm turned in.
The Board Of Health met last night. NJ
which the health officer presented his repOrt
for the past week. showing +I9 uUiSancpS re-
ported and Do abated. - persons treated by
physicians to the poor; loads of garbage re
moved. III. marine products inspected, $50
lunches fish. . -tu bushels oysters.
The literary ard musical entertainments
10 be given by Madame lie Vert NJ WilIarI'S
Hall tomorrow evening promises To be one
Of the best Of the season. The lady will be-
assisted by Miss Story. Miss Kate GOOialI
Mr. Hay and others. and the selections Will
be Of the highest order.
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THEALLEG Ed NCUREILOUS POSTAL CARD
CASE--GC>teTday afternoon. john +. Mckay.
a veterinary surgeon, charged with sending
a postal card through the mails to Mr.. Wool
run. No. % q street, containing ScurrilOuS
language rejecting on the character of the
receiver, was brought before United States
Commissioner Isaac l.. Johnson Tor a further
hearing Mr. W. I. Henderson. special "A gent
of the Post Office department. testified a. 10
now he had aSCeTtaiucd that Mex. wrote the
card. and Thar Mex. acknowledged IT, and
said the parties wrote hard letters To him.
and that caused him 10 write back in the
way ne did. He could not show the letters
int received. Tor he had burned them, and re-
EaTicd them 3S 80 much dirt. Mr.. Norris
appeared FOR Or. Mex, and said the fact Of
sending the card was not denied. but he
claimed That the language u>ed was not sour
rllOUS. and appealed 90 Worcester and Web
SttT- some lIttle difficulty was experienced
IN procuring dictionary. and when il was
pTCdUCe,l Mr.. Norris urged that the language
used on the card was moi SCuTTIlOuS accord
ing To the definition. The comm iOuer de
CIdCd differently. and held the accused 10
hail H. $50 10 answer.
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y COW , TAIL OFFERED IN EVIDENCE
a few weeks ago an Attorney cow, owned
by George Addy, in Paterson, was seized and
placed IN the public pound by the keeper,
Chas. Spittel. The owner of tie COW brought
suit before justice of the pea e, and recov-
cred judgment of 500 and costs against the
pound keeper on the ground that the seizure
was made in Manchester township, outside
OF The city limits. The pOund-keeper APP
pealed 10 the Court of Common Pleas, and
The case was heard last week Judgment being
reserved. 1t was shown i'm the evidence that
Inc COW was in Manchester township, but an
accurate survey of the ground proved that
its and caught the cow by the tail drawing
IL back over the boundary line. The evidence
was so closely examined that it required the
measurement OF the cows tail TO decide whe-
ther II was possible to effect seizure in the
manner described, and the result appears to
nave confirmed the story, for Judge Barka-
low gave his decision Saturday, reversing
The judgment of the lower court.-NelV YOlE
World ODD
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WHAT CANE or ADVERTISING N TIE
STAE.-AbOut nine O'Clock last night Mr.
Harry Crosby. the excellent chicT clerk of
The War department. was aroused from
comfortable dose i'm his easy chair by thuu-
deriug NJ the front door OF his II -ideucc. that
very much reminded him of stories
Told about how the gentle kukIuN
uScd 70 thunder az abe door Of their victims
dwelling at midnight and invite him out 10
die. ON going 10 the door Nv CrDSbv was
ranged UP and down the street ON either side
of his dwelling. looking for all the world like
a TCslu emf Of masked EUkluX. To make the
scene apI ear more horrible 10 his sleep
clOUdcJ vision, each Ot the supposed kukIHx
waved IN his right hand what looked like
banner M the center or which was painted
skull and CTOS~-h homes. surrounded by the well
known and terrible motto Of that dreaded
OTgauIZat iOn-''Waufeti, a Butler
The leader of this terrible arTay approached
Mr.. Crosby. and presented him with a copv-
not Of the EuEluN bguUer-bUt Of THE EVEN
ING STAR, with the following advertise ment
marked
IsWANTED-A EUTLER competent o. tax.
w charge &C e dining .II- utEk-tiDg. &c
fIr~f ClE- recon Urul8fI.Il- required For aid r,--
aTTlg o. tlIrf Cork, War Department.
MI Crosby informed the applicants That he
knew nothing of the advertisements that il
was. m his opinion. q sell hut II they
would call at the War department in the
morning he would make further injuries
Early this morning on reaching his office
Crosby met tine War Secretary and BEGAN To
tel about his last nights visitors, when tho
Secretary explained by saving that he hal
sent the advertisement tOTHE STAR. shortly
aiteT the delegation commenced arriving
and when cur reporter left there were some
hundreds of them on hand. Crosby saws eff
you want to succeed in business or anything
else Just advertise in THE STAR and his
sentiments arc echoed by the whole cOmmu-
uity.
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CHARLES HEIDsTFCK
Slilery or Extra Dry Campagne
EXcelled by none.
II. IA eos: For sale by HALL & HUME.
NIodern Wamen

IL Is sad commentary upon our bOaStcd
CIVILIZATION that the women OF our times
have degenerated in health and physique
until they are literally a race of inValidS-
pale. nervous, feeble and back-achv. with
only here and there a few noble exceptions in
the persons of the robust, buNOm ladies char
acteTistic of the sex in days gone by. BY a
very large experience. covering a period of
years, and embracing the treatment of many
thousands of cases OF those ailments REGULAR
10 Women, DIR. Pierce, of the Worlds DlSpen-
Sary. Buffalo. y. Y. has perfected. by the
combination Of certain vegetable extracts a
natural specific, which he does not eNtOl as a
cure-all, but one which admirably fulfillS a
singleneSS of purpose, being a most positive
and reliable remedy for those weaknesses and
complaints that atfiicJ the women of the
present day. This natural specific compound
is called DIR. Picrce's Favorite Prescription.
The following are among those diseases in
which this wonderful medicine has worSed
cures as If by magic and with a certainty
never before attained by any medicines:
Weak back, nervous and general debility
falling and other diSplacementS of internal
organs, resulting from debility and lack Of
strength in natural supports, internal fever.
congestion. Inflammation and liberation and
very many other chronic diseases incident 10
women, not proper tOmentiOn here, I'm which,
as well as in the cases that have been enum-
Grated, tine FavOTite Prescription effects
cuTeS-the marvel of the world. IL will not
90 harm in any state or condition of the SVS-
tenn, and by adopting its use the invalid Ia iy
may avoid that SCvcreSt of OrtealS-the co :
Sultng OI family physician. FayOTite Pre-
scrlptiOn is sold by dealers in medicines gen
orally. coax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24

COLONEL OLCoTT and many other spiritu-
aLists sui cling 10 their faith in s.Katie
King; Olcott, who is a half crazy fanatic.
Is reduced 10 the necessity of saving thai
MIS-. White, who represented Katie King i'm
fhlladelphia, "perjured herself'-an accnsa-
ZION OF which there is not the shadow of
proof. He alleges, moreover, thai he has no ua
douDt OF The actual appearance in his preS.
enee Of Katie King, female spirit.
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LOCAL NE w s.
AmuSements, de-, Tonight.

NafiC7sGI The0feT.-StTakOscn Italian Opera
COMPANY in " MiguOn.'
F'oTdS OpeTd HoUSe.-Fifth Avenue Theatcr
Combination In Alike
7TsO1er Cbg,dqIIe-The great drama OF Rob
eTt Macaire, or The Two MUrderers,' and
other attractions.
ArcTue TReaseT-An immense bill OF at
tTactfve novelties. with SIX new stars
Congregational Church. TatOriO OF the Gre
alton.
WMoGt~s HGf1-POeticaI and literary reel
IatiOuS by Mr.. Frances NJ. Carter.
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SARAH JONES, of Bridgeport, received an
offer OF mar iage and said mo-" Surprising
her lover would press his suit. He didn't,
however, but cOolly walked off home and
the next day letter came 10 him from, the
maiden saying that since he was $50 very
determined" she would marry him Hs,,
quick wit saved her from q broken heart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24

E There were seventy deaths in New York
city by pneumonia last week The disease
has been especially rife this week
~ Deacon Shaw of Plymouth. Conn, had
a party, at which there was dancing. The
fteN. Mr.. Conner his pastor, accused him Of
giving BAH. The deacon called the preach
er mar, and the church has consequently
expelled him. 1t is pcrilous to talk about q
Plymouth pastor
~ A san Francisco Wife by mistake took
iIquld ammonia, and il burneu her month
terribly. Her husband, upon hearing thp
doctors opinion that she would not be able 10
speak for month, said with intense AMI
spontaneous iervOr. Thank God for thai =,
Later he explained that he meant TO express
gratitude for the probability of her recovery.
out she did not seem to be entirely SATISFIED
NJ n girl was smOthered to death while on
Slelgh ride near Bangor, Ne, on one of the
recent intensely cold nights. \ party of
young people were out ON frOlic filling a
long sleigh. The girl grew very cold and 10
Keep her warm her sweetheart wrapped her
closely in q hugh blanket, covering her head
ana lace. Too drOwsy and benumbed 10 stir.
she Sutiocated without her companiOnS being
aware that she was dying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24

DEATH OF \ NOTED CoLoRED MANA
telegram from Detroit, February D. saws
George De Baptlste, colored, famous in ante
bellum days as conductor ON the under
ground railroad, died yesterday aged g. He
was steward of the White House i'm WASH
ton, in 1871, and President Harrison died in
l. -
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DECAYS EFFACING FINGER will never
mar the teeth that are brushed daily with
Ouoruerous Sozodout. Ii lends q floral .. a
GRANGE To the breath. as well "a protects the
teeth from corrosiOn and accommodation. eos
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In THE SUPREME PREM s6 cogEI OF THE DIsrRIC

. The 18th day Of Fs5TgdrU IS-s
MANY u SEAMAN VS. MILTON r. SEAN.x-No
4los Equity Docket NJ
On motion OF the plaintiff, by O. Storrs bor lii;
tor, 1t Is ordered that the defendant MI, sf Socl-
ian, cause his appearance TO be entered berai,, a
1eiofe the nrst rule day occurring forty da, IT,, ~
THIS day. otherwise the cause will 10 esig aiteT
As IN case OF default. By the Court pOO7"e" Win
True co,x-rss,. A WYLIE, Justice, &c.
febl9 f.3w RI ur1cO ~,
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COINS, &C.-"The wise TOR health on daily
walks depend and thousands patrOnize DIR.
Whites establishment, 535 18th street, op1O-
site L. $. Treasury, to avoid painful Corns
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
1872 were S2l9, eco. 4I2-SIVfT
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CITY ITEMS.

FROSTED LINBs--Poar ET-rdct isapaidbly
fetIepes the pain and finally Cares.
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GIVE Us WORK Editor Star. After seeing
piece IN yesterdays issue signed New
conner, anOut proposed charitable enter
tainment, my view is that as a remedy for
the existing hard times all who have pronar-
" OF money should have some work done
fhen we that are very poor can earn our own
bread by the sweat OF our brow as God in
tended; but at present many of us are idle
ana without money, food, or raiment, vet
modification TO us TO receive ANYTHING with
out being able 10 pay for IL, now or in future:
and II the men of means will only opsu work
!or Us they would in turn receive great bene-
nts from ~, and do very charitable act To
Will help. saw HrsT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24

DooLEY's Yeast Powder cannot be excelled
for making light. sweet Rolls. Biscuits. Waf-
hes, Corn Bread, &C. IL is always ready and
reliable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24

EMBOSSED BY THE WHOLE PEOPLE
The SuddenneSS with which Hale'S Honey of
Horehound and Tar reached the high posi-
ton or the Standard Cough Remedy of Anne
Ilca' may be accounted one of the most eN-
traordinary facts i'm the history OF advertised
medicines. Its popularity is universal, It's
sale immense. and IL has received the sane
non oil medical men as the very best prepa-
ration extent Gpr coughs colds. bronchial ar
iectons, and all complaints ola consumptive
type.
Pies Ioo'k-ichc Dr0PS-Curc in one min-
uteS. -
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AN OPPORTUNITY is presented in another
column 10 secure portrait OF Webster al a
bargain. The picture, which seems To be n
good likeness, may be seen a BaTlow's
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A STARTLING TRUTH.-ThouSaud die

STARTLING TRUTH.-ThouSandS die
annually from neglected coughs and colds,
which soon ripen into consumption or other
eq9ally fatal diseases OF the lungs; when by
the timely use OF "a single bottle OF DR. Wis
tar's BalSam of Wild Cherry their lives could
nave been preserved 10 a green OLD age IN
cents and - a bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper. ao2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24

For the middle and eastern Sta1os, falling
barometer. warmer sOutherly winIs. cloudy
weather avd ri .cl airing away by WeineS-
,iay evening in the middle states
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y CLERGYMAN TAKEN INA rather
amusing incident occurred recently 10 a rev
erend gentleman, who is a popular preacher
IN city not more than twenty miles AWAY
He went TO have his likeness taken at a pho
tOgTapherS, and put on his Surplice in an
ahte-rOOm. When uShered into the manipu-
lating room he was not q little disconnected
on seeing a Circassian beauty, in full cos
tune, chained and on her knees. her counte-
nance expressing the pleadings of a broken
hearted girl on being dragged before the Mus
Sulman proprietor OF happy harem family.
The reverend gentleman, as soon as he had
recovered from his surprise, took an interest
IN The high proceeding, and ventured TO sug-
gest that the veil fell too far across her face
Would yOu kindly show me what YOU
mean?' said the man Of shades and shadows
The reverend gentleman was kind enough to
do so. The flash of light was wickedly en-
ployed; for to his horror il may be related, If
he sees this anecdOte, that the popular
preacher was taken in dramatic attitude
with CircasSian slave appealing to him to
release her from her thraidOm. The feelings
OF the reverend gentleman when he afterward
saw the picture exposed at the entrance to
the photographers establishment as 'shigh
art product, may be better imagined than
desert bCd.-TrOU Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-24

THE SMITH SISTERS, of Glastonbury.
Conn, who have been prominently before
the public as martyrs i'm the cause of
wOmans rights, have received another legal
check. The collector who several months
ago seized their cows i'm default of paylnelt
Oh taxes, ana was convicted of trespasS before
a local justice. has appealed 10 n higher
court and obtained decision reversing The
judgment OF the court below and compelling
Inc sisters 10 pay full costs. The sisters will
now take the case 10 the supreme court OF the
state.
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THE VIRGINIA METHODIST CONFERENCE
NORTH-A special telegram TO the Rich
mond Dispatch. from Portsmouth. February
-. says The Virginia Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church North adj
lourned to-day sine die. Alexandria was Sc
lected as the next place of meeting. Bishop
Peek goes from here to California. The fol
lowing are the appointments in the Rich
mond district, \. j. Porter, presiding elder.
Richmond; John p. Otis. Norfolk; F. III.
Vaughn and Il. Il. Miller, Portsmouth; Owen
Hicks, Old Point Comfort; VIM. II. FOrSythe,
Alexandria; j. s. Boyer, Falls church; Il. p,
Helps, Vienna; William a. Thomas. Hern-
don; w. L. SchOOley, LeeSburg; II. Clement.
HillSbOrO': s 4. Ball and d. NJ. MulerSbaugh
BerryYille; Charles w. Ball, Manassas; Chas.
King, AccOtink; II. y. Scott. Falmouth.