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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

smallpox in malignant form has broken out IN
Scott County.
Twenty tons Of potatoes were landed AZ Norfolk
Wednesday, direct from ireland.
George W. billiard has purchased the Fauntleroy
place on the Valley turnpike for 5000
The Governor has signed the bill amending the
charter Of the city Of Norfolk in reference TO po-
lice commissioners.
The following appointments have been made
for postmastes: Taliaferro NJ Bolyn, PURCELL
Vile; Armstcad NJ. Johnson, snckeHyille; Tex.
anna Swain, unison.
In the County Court Of Amherst, Wednesday,
Rev J. g. Penn was acquitted the charge ofrape,
for which he was arraigned Tuesday. The case
excited considerable interest
In the cultivation Of wheat Fauquier ranks as
thesixth county in thestate, Augusta first Rocking
ham second. Loudoun third. Shenandoah fourth,
Clarke fnh. Frederick seventh, Albemarle
eighth. Winchester Tines
There are several local option bills before the
house. among them one authorizing the voters
Of Roanoke County TO vote upon the question of
granting license for the sale of Liquors therein
any maglsteriai district thereof"
Governor Cameron was IN his Office Thursday
and among other visitors received the Second King
OF the Pamunkey Tribe of Indians, who came up
with his annual tribute ofsplendid fish and game
This annual tribute Is on old and time honored
custom.
The meeting Of business men of Lynchburg on
Thursday, for the purpose OF perfectinE organi-
cation in the interest of new manufactures in
Lynchburg, was eminently successful, as sSS 800
more than half the amount Of capital required
was subscribed on the spot
The amount claimed TO be due the colleges and
schools of Virginia Is si,5770OO. Mr.. Wilcox Of
fcred q resolution In the senate germane 10 the
subject OF providing for the payment OF this, but
the president pro iempOrc decided It not in order at
that stage of the proceedings.
Mr.. Powell has introduced bill to divide the
state into fourteen judicial districts. By this bill
Richmond is Ia the fourteenth circuit: Winohes.
ter tenth Petersburg and Manchester, fourth 1;
Danville and Lynchburg, fithj Alexandria and
Charlottesville, twelfth: Norfolk and Portsmouth,
third.
Mr. Stubs has introduced In the house a reso-
luton providing "that the committee on finance
inquire into the expedency of preparing and re.
porting bill having for Its object general local
option law applicable alike to each county or
poraton desiring 10 have the question Of local OPP
ton submitted to the qualified voters.
A celebrated virginlan yesterday evening asked
Colonel George @. Gorham. of TaE NATIONAL RE.
PUBLICAN II IL were true that the Legislature Of
Virginia is now exciting more attention than
Congress. Colonel Gorham declared that not only
was this so, but that now. in her new and liberal
movement under the Readjuster party, Virginia Ii
the focal centre OF public attention on this cont
nent-R Richmond letter 20 Bristol Ncrs.
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PROBATE COURT.


Justice A. b. Hagner presidlng-John H. Rice
gave bond ofsl00 600 and qualified as executor of
the estate of George l.. Hammeken. The sure
ties were william Window. Edward Clark, and
Charles d. Gilmore.
The first and final account in the estate of Adam
Fly was approved and passed.
EXemplined copy Of the will of the late Albert J..
Myer filed and recorded
Citation against william schooler returned
served and verbally directed to give other SC.
curiLy.
In the estate OF Mary c. Frere the inst and final
account of executor was approved and passed.
Inventory of the personal estate of the late Mary
+. Cary returned by executor. Petition and order
of sale.
guardian to orphans OF Horace V. Redhed Order
OF appointment and bond fixed at 1000.
win of Bridget Morgan. deceased, heard. Con.
tinued to take additional testimony us 10 the com
potency of testatrix.
In the estate of Mary Cady Argued and con-
tinued
In the matters of James j. Bligh and John Bligh
guardian to Ready, order of reference to Register
OF Wills.
The will of Augusta Browne Garrett was filed
proven, admitted to probate and letters testamen.
tary granted to William Henry Browne on bond OF
5000.
Citation agains, cxecutrx of the estate Of
Stephen Just issued returnabe February 3, 1882
to show cause why she does not settle her account
as executTix.
In the estate OF Thomas f. France, deceased
Petition and assent Of heirs filed. Order appoint
ng William b. Morgan administrator on bond O
$4,000
Petition and order Of Carl Epping appointin,
him guardian to his infant son, Adrian Epping, OF
bond of $500.
The administrators of the estate Of Henrietta T.
Potter bonded and qualified.
order appointing Alexander b. Allen guardian
10 Eugene HELEN. ON bond of $1,000.
Last VIII and testament of Ela S. Dodge filed TO
probate.
The executor Of the estate OF Joseph Hile re-
turned Inventory Of the personal estate.
Anumber ofaccounts were approved and passed
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BALTIMORE, Jan, 2.-Flour Hrm; Howard street
and Western supertlne, q 25a5 %; do extra, Is ESQ
800 do family % 25@7 90 city Mills superhno, u 90
as 2 do extra, IS 50aB %; do family n 5OD7 rs; Rio
brands 81 90; PalApscO family, IS Is. Corn-Soulhern
easier Western dull but steady; southern white, 100
76c; do yeloH ,,67m69c Western mixed, January Csc
bid; February, 30 GpO9t4c; March, 7a7lSc; May, 7tG
7alsc steamer tie asked Oats dull Southern, 1914
80; Western white IOsB5ec; do mixed, iOHj0c; Penn
sylvania and Maryland, so OO@2l 10. Provisions
hrmer, with an upward tendency mess pork, $40 %;
(I9isc; bpuon-shoulderS, SIC, clear rib SIDES lOAC;
hams. l21tG 1850; lard, refined l2Ac. Better firm
Egg drmer at 6ee2Oc; lined nominal. Coffee dull
WlO Cargoes ordinary To fair s. sGOsac. Sugar easier;
son BIC Whisky frmer at ~ ny Receipts
Flour 1893 barrels corn 1896 bushels; OATS 500 bush
els. Shlpments-Corn, T'OO bushels sales-Corn'
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New YORK, Jan. 3n,--Flour-Southern firm and in
fair Inquiry common to fair extra S. 256eG IS; good to
choice 90 4OG17 s71s Corn 46Dic higher, closing with
less strength; ungraded, O3g7lIGc; No. o. G9dG9I4c;
No ., zoe for new 7O'id7lc for old; No. g. January,
BISSd69t OATS less active and shade easier; No g.
isc; Coffee dull and lower Rio In cargoes s4soS e;
In Job lots a1iec. Sugar unchanged and very dull;
fair 10 good refining quoted at c;refned weak
yellow g, 7z@7-fc; white extra O. sGs}sc; yeog do.
y (tSc; yellow, Gaf7kc; or A, StaCdSsSc mould A,
Ole standard \, s4ssc; CONFECTIONERY a, SIC; cut
loaf. 1850; crushed, l0sc powdered, 0H@96c granu.
lated iGGD95.c; cubes l0c. MOlasses In fai demand
and hrm. Rice firmly held and In ihir inquiry. Pork
opened stronger aud closed weak better export de-
mand old mess, spot sI7 90 new do, Sl7 G2SIl7 rs.
MddlCs n shade stronger and In better demand long
clear. 9c export clear, 0Sc; long and short clear.
half ana half $50 Lard opened 5d5iao higher after-
ward lost the advance and declined tribe, closing
heavy; prime steam, spot, ~ 27la@iI IS.
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The chief of the Bureau of Statistics reports that
the total values Of the exports Of domestic pro.
visions, tallow, and dairy products during the
mouth of December, 1881, were Sl29sl ,97s, and
during December, 1850, Sl5,s1I,7s7 for the twelve
months ended December 81, 1881, sl83, 500 242 and
for the same period in 1880 si43 Ss2570 The total
values Of the exports of provisions and tallow
for the two months ended December 81, 1880
s26i02o.jOS The total values Of the exports Of
dairy products during the eight months ended
December 81 1881, were SIS 5ls $40 and during the
same period in 1880, $40, 42i, 667
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A DarLsy ana a sIowinS Machine.

An old Virginia darkey, the first time he saw a
moving machine amer his emancipation, looked
al It with wide eyed wonder for a short time and
then broke out With: 81 'elGr to goodness If dc
white man didn't get dat up since dc wah so he
could do his moWin sittln' down and Tidln' round
Dey never brunE dat round when de poah col.
orcd man had Ter do all de mowln'." And the old
man was too utterly right to DO contradicted
white man wasn't lookiu' for mowin' machines
'f0ah de Wahs"
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The venerable Archdeacon Rirkby OF the diocese
OF Moosonee, British America. will deliver an ad-
dress before the District Of Columbia branch Of the
Womans Auxiliary to the Episcopal Church Board
OF Missions In the Church OF the incarnation cor.
ner Of Twelfth and n streets, at four o'clock this
afternoon. All who desire to see and hear this
eloquent and wonderful man, the pioneer mission
airy In the Arctic regions cordially invited to
attend, and we can promise those who hear him a
rare treat, The Archdeacon will remain here
about n week
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Skin Diseases Cured

BY DIR. FRAZIER's MAGIC OINTMENT, Cures
as If by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grhbs,
Blotches and Eruptions OH the face, leaving the
skin clear healthy, and beautiful Also cures itch
BARRIERS Itch, saltrheum, letter, Ringworm scald
head, Chapped Hands Sore Nipples, Sore Lips old,
oLstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
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On account ofits remarkably delicate and last
ing fragrance society bellies loud in their praises
Of Floreston Cologne.
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ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 2O.-The market closed steady
and ilrni Wheat-The receipts are light no choice
lots offered sale ats 40 Il for Fultz 81 u for mixed
CornAbOut 200 bushels sold at 7sc FOR Yellow SOC
for white. Rye lower. No oats reported. Country
produce n shade nrmeT.
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OF every description executed neatly At the short
est notice at Tue REPUBLICAN, Job Rooms
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following "a a list OF advertised letters remain
ing In the postofccs In the city Of Washington, Jan
uary q, tSS2: ID. II. ANGER. +. NJ.
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F1NANc1AL AND COMMERCIAL.

stock ma Bond Quotnrions-New Work
and baltimore Produce Markets.
The following report ofthe financial market yes,er-
day, together With the opening highest lowest, and
closing quotations. furnished by the banking house
orr. u. Cooke, IT,, q Co., leo street, Washington,
ID. o..
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BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three-day bs......- aS7,s sixty bils.... 4s3


By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. jan 2o-The dry goods imports for the
week were valued ut 35S5, 029 and the amount mar
keted NJ t3,3579l3 Moneyloaned between and per
cent. and closed offered at per cent Exchange
steady Mt 4s3S@IS3I for long and is7E@iss for
short sight. Governments Irregular and unset
tied. state bonds iirly active railroad bonds
were In light request on moderate volume of bust
The share speculation opened Irregular and
closed strong The transactions aggregated G+O,oOO
shares, including Central Pacific, i2,cG Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 15,p0G Denver and Rio
Grnndc, 100000 Erie, 50 800 Lake Shore q 500 Louis
vile and Nashville, $500 Memphis and Charleston,
1900 Northwestern, o, 400: New Jersey Central, 3qO
New York Central, 81, 100 Northern Pacific, Hoo
Reading 10000 ST. Paul, Is 100; 81. Paul aud Omaha,
800 Texas Pacific. u go; Union Pacific, 1880 Wa
bash Pacific. 7,5Dg Western Union, 1850; Eastern
Tennessee, 1900 Richmond and Allegheny, 6,GO0.
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SOUTH BOUND
THE FAST MAIL will leave Washington hneea
minutes later, aud the ALEXANDRIA ACCOM-.
NOTATION, which now leaves al il.S1 a. m, viii
leave thirty minutes earller-at II a. m.-and the
train which now leaves Washington nj so D. N.
will leave twenty minutes carlier-At u. IN
nRn WIKI 9nnor,ntandnnl
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PRODUCE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2O.-virginia Cs, consolidated, 90
do second series, 3ss past due coupons 81 new OOs
40 bid to-day,
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SKIN DISEASE.

+. Drake, esq, Cleveland, Ohio, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head, and face and nearly destroyed
his eyes The most careful doctoring failed 10 help
him, aud after all had failed Inc used Dr. Fraziers
Magic Ointment and was cured by few applica'
tons.
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered
Sent by mail on receipt Of price, hfy cents,
HENRY a 90 Sole proDrlptOra
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GOVERNMENT BONDs-ClOslNo QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent extended ....- l0l4
United States per cent. lO2
United states ~ per cent registered. ll5
United States ~ per cent lis
United states per cent. registered liss
United States per cent coupon. llS6
United states per cent. c. L.......".., ...- lisa
District OF Columbia q Gjs. ,,,,, 1917,
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Closing.

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke Il Co.. Pa ave and Fifteenth ST.
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For Blind, Bleeding Itching or liberated Piles.
DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT Is u
sure cure, Price o., by mail, For sale by drug
giSts. WAS
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DTED.

BOY LE--January II, at y. M, ELLEN 4. BOYLE,
beloved wife of Kit Boyle
Funeral will take place from her late residence, 30
Massachusetts avenue northwest Friends and rela-
tives respectfully invited. jnl9-3t*
CROSSFIELD.-On the morning of January 90 1852,
GEORGE II. CRossFIELD, aged 62 years.
Ills funeral will take place ON Sunday afternoon,
January % at . o'clock, from Buchys Undertaking
establishment, 9i2 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
His friends and acqua respectfully Invited
10 attend.
IRWlN.-At Richmond, Va, January ID, 1884, Col
onel JAMES W. IRWIN, formerly of Washington, ID.
e., aged 20 years
MARDEN.-AAt the residence of her son-in.law, Mr..
w. Il. Dunwoody, Friday evening, January DO
Mrs MARY Il. MAEDEN, In the ssth year of her age
Notice of the funeral hereafter.
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MARRIED.

BACON-HOPKINS.--On Thursday, January 10,
1882, by Rev. Or. Rankin, Miss PIoEESCE L. lHoP-
KINs daughter OF l. A. Hopkins, bookseller, OF this
city and HARRY II. BACON, Of Hume, Mo-, son of
Rev. Dr. Bacon, OF Toledo, Ohio. No cards
DAVIS-RIDDLE.-on Tuesday, January II, 1882,
nj the Church Of the Ascension, by tho Right Rev.
William Pinkney, ID. D., HHsRY T. DAVIS and HAIR
RIET daughter Of Hon. A. q. Riddle. 80
STOwELL-McDERM0TT. Thursday even
ing January TO- 1882 by the Rev r. N. Baer, OF the
Metropolitan NJ. Il. Church, Mr.. FREDERICK g..
STowi;LI. of Worcester, Mass, and MAGGIE v. Nc
DERMoT, OF Washington, d. &.
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LONDON, Jan. eO.-Consols for money, 100 S-i6; dc
for the account, 100 5G. Atlantic and Great Western
irsts, 47In do seconds ASNew Jersey Central il5S
Erie, 43l New York Central, 1881: Illinois Central
1i0; Reading, 81; New York, Ontario and Western 2s
Milwaukee and ~. Paul common, ll2,
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sUB-TREAsURS BALANCES
Coin-". s1i,JOl, 256 u Currency ~ ST. $50
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SiIverton Grey Eagle Mining Co.

Private Stock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-02
FuueraIof Mr.. Isaac l.. Cary.

The funeral OF this venerable gentleman
took place Yesterday afternoon from the
Second Baptist church lof which he was q
memberj and was attended by the Blue.
and Blues Association, by 81. Johns Lodge
OF Masons, and by representatives OF other
Masonic bodies.
The services at the church consisted OF
the re1ding OF appropriate scriptures by
Rev. George +. Williams, and a funeral
address by Rev. w. T.. Hatcher, ID. D., in
which he spoke in terms OF well-merited
eulogy Of the deceased.
The music OF the choir, both instrll-
mental and vocal was beautifully rem
dered, and comprised. among other Sc
lections, the well-known hymn 81
Would Not Live Away" Professor Ba-
nos presided at the organ. Jardella's
band headed the Blues, who were COM
manded by Captain Pizzini. "Sweet
Spirit, Hear Ny Prayer" arranged as a
funeral march, was eXquisitely rendered
by the band as the procession passed on it,
way to the cemetery.
Mr.. CaIy's body was buried at Shockoe
cemetery beside his wife and children. and
beneath the tombstone long since provided
by him TO mark his grave,
His surviving brothersNa.',ns gave their
departed friend the grand honors OF the
craft, and threw into his open grave the
green bay Of perpetual remembrance. The
Blues fired the usual soldiers farewell sa-
lutte, and then, the grave being filled, a
number of floral embems were placed on
it, and the remains left TO their last sleep
III peace.
Mr. Oppenheimer, who was Mr.. Cary's
last employer and fast friend, was absent
in New York on important business, and
was i'm consequence deprived Of the sad
privilege OF attending the funeral.
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OUR CITIZENS DESIRE NO Moro.
RlrTY' RrT ARE ALWAYS READY
TO PROCLAIM THE TRUTH

Mr.. George Dswlcy of 20 Knlch, s,roo, n,
deno' r. l' relate to our reporter her experience
with lhc wonderful curative properties Of wh,, 9.
destined soon 10 6c tho standard and ,cas,,s -
eldc Of the whole wide world for kidney and "a.
diseases. SC. Mrs. n. SAYS:
Early last spring was severely afflicted ,,,.,,
forpidlty of the Kidneys and cniarrcncn, ~, a.
liver, and the Kidney disease came unon mae
and suddenly that before | was scarcely aware &c
ihs cause Of my trouble became badly h,o.,,.
and my body and limbs very much swollen. 81 ,,.
is was with great difficulty and severe main tina,
Ma able 70 walk any. became drcadfuIlv from
blcd by hclng Short-brathed so that evcn u, s,,.h,
s1erton or little exercise would tire mo ,,,,e,
70 exhaustion, and was So distressed Uher =
tired Nights that could not slccp. ana v.s -,
restless. one of my hulbs especially had n vow,
scvcrc nervous pain, which always seemed 10 ho
morc severe az night than NJ any other time. and
woald frequently schc so sharply AS In aro,s ,,e
from sleep. WAS very nervous and cop,fo-,a~
bic All the Nnc and was hcing doct torcd and ,attn
All kinds of medicine FOR this complaint and the,
and the Other out alf 10 no good purpose until AZ
about The time When was tired out and somewhat
d'seqstcd aud almost discouraged with ,ncd,cinos
and doctors. relative aud highly friend
psssssscs sHt q Try Hunts Remedy. I began 10
take a few days ago. and am happily disap-
pointed by the result, for before had used 4 hot
tle cf d, l began 10 feel relieved. and soon com.
uenced 90 sleep splcndidly: the severe nervous
rSains in my limb which had 10 handle 50 tender
iy DO not appear any more, my headache and
hsckachc have disappeared, | feel better cyery
~ay and rest well all night. The swelling has dis
appcarcd from my body and limbs; am now able
10 g. my hou~ework comfortably and easily.
Hunts Remedy has certainly done wonders for
me- MIR. GEORGE DAwLEY.~
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n..,arknhle Sermon.
rry. c. HERBERT RICHARDSON phMo'NO'
ArroRNEY-GENERAL BREWSTER

,u,pprpT RICHARDSON DENOUNCkS
ArToRNEY-GESERAL BREWSTER
w,euyGToN. November 3O.-keF; -
Herbert Richardson, pastor oi the Moho" nnod
dee Methodist Episcopal church, preaSnt;u n;
to-doy in the Metropolitan Methouls. hp,s
eonal church, and created proiouhu ;., sju
Sat,on Inv the freedom and boidhe7S i.i'
,,'i5cb he handled secular topics hc
,orrcd IN the manner In which the N!'i Nei \
-. tbe Stor-route cases had been critiolsou
~. III ,hc nress. and said: "Are luries organ
;.od =. 90 indict and convictf Are ,hosc
80 ~. sb,elds which our forefathers "ruhs
srou, King John at RunDymede as u pro, pro,
Live of the private citizen aeain,'
~. mower OF the state TO DC ~. a.
..""a,.d because men do not sec III, ~
t'On lar IN indict or convict! Is ine
way Ia interview between the Attorhei
Iop.oI and the Marshal OF this Distric' IN
tbe press Of to-day correet! .ad ~ nr;.
,hat The latter, invited 10 supponS,,h tho
',,'o n,o and confidential interview VIII tno
,Hrmcr' charged and prepared 10 lu's'rIt;i nnnt;.
i,,., and 10 whom he spoke III Tue an. sV'am-
nm, and honor which pubhc oin,tn, r,.a,
uVn.,d hold TO another, mas now, ' ~'o,
sho"iu - ~ months, that stchoSI"ln,
liie lpcrc,ed TO take down the eon.eii ~ -,
wa sch conduct Is so revolving " ~ ~
t!onI "scicn.e. so utterly deNoid OF u,
puDhc IA decency, that we have no wolu'
honor anu an,u our contempt and abhoirence;
TO eNPi' s,'ho would do sucn tiiihgs
more IN TO occupy ieioh =, .'I Iustice,"
side over the Department
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BROAD-STREET METHODIST SOCTABLE. -
The sociable at Broad-Street Methodist
church Thursday night was, as usual, a
very pleasant affair. The supper was good.
and the music, by the "Arion Quartettc "
and other volunteers, excellent. The
event Of the evening, however, was the
presentation by Rev. W. b. McGilyray, on
behalf OF one or two personal friends, of .
very pretty silver pitcher, goblet, and
waiter to Mrs. W. G.. Starr, the lovely and
accomplished wife OF the retiring pastor OF
the church. Mr.. McGilyray acquitted
himself handsomely in making the presen-
tation, and DR.. Starr responded or behalf
OF Mrs. Starr in his happiest style. "Auld
Lang Sync." led by Captain Frank Cum
ningham, was then sung with hearty good
will.
DR.. Starr and family will leave for Char
lottesyille on saturday morning, and will
be followed by the best wishes Of the en-
tire community.