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Evening journal., 1890-07-21
THE FIREMAN ARRESTED
Sam ERosdhouse Charged with
His Engineers Murder.
HIS STORY OF THE HIGHWAYMAN.

The Mystery Surrounding "a Tragedy Of
the Rall-A Woman Covered with OIL
ard Fatally Burned by Her Fiendisit
Fusband-A Chapter Of Crimes.
PITTsBURG, July 2l.-A special from Van
Writ, o., reports the arrest Of Fireman
Sam Roadhouse on suspicion Of having
murdered his engineer, Tanderander, while
both men were running an enrineon the
Cincinnati, jackson and Mackinaw rail
road. Roadhouse himself was taken from
the cab probably fatally wounded. The
theory Of the detectives is that the two
men, who had been quarreling for several
days, became engaged in a fight with the
result heretofore published. Roadhouse,
however, insists that lie is innocent and
stoutly maintains that highwayman
boarded their train near Enterprise, o.,
and that before they could defend them
selves they were knocked senseless with a
hammer BY the assassin.
The Runaway Train Came 10 Grief.
The train was to have stopped at Van
Vert, but the uncontrolled engine dashed
into the town at the rate Of twenty-five
miles an hour. A switch was open and
the passenger train struck switch engine,
demolishing both locomotives and shaking
! up the passengers generally. The engineer
and firemen We're taken from the wreck.
Vanderander was found to be fatally in
jured. He lived until Saturday evening.
He was 80 years old and had been an en-
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SITUATIONS wANrrn


n AIDES NURSE, WHO HAS EIGHT
IL years experience. desires to secure en-.
gagements at nursing. Best OF reference
gwen. Apply TO MRS LYFLE, 1911 Scott st.
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FOR SALE.


eTNARRIAGN. r LAaEn DOUBLE SEAT
Top ealHlage: nuilt t9 order hnely uphol-
delivery wagon. Can be seer at the Club
stables, corner Madison and welfth streets
ET ARNEsS.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
- harnoss. Inquire al this office.
ID OBES. PAIR OF HAtsDsOME LAP
Ia robea; also blankets and whip. Inquire
1t this Office
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Paddr arant,. riendlsh CrIme.

COLUMBIA. S. c., July 2l.-One Of the
most horrible crimes on record is reported
from Colleton county The crime was
committed on Mary's Island, an unfre-
quented spot in the county mentioned.
Paddy Grant lived there with his wife,
Phoebe, and another woman, supposed to
be on intimate terms with Grant frequently
visited his wife. Wednesday last Grant
informed the relations Of his wife that she
had been severely hurt the week before by
the explosion Of kerosene lamp and WAS
in bad condition. The relatives found
her burned from her knees up, in irons
only, terribly chaEred and speechless. She
died when an attempt was made to remove
her. No traces Of oil could be found on
the floor or no traces OF burning below the
knees Of the woman. These ana contra
dictory statements caused the arrest OF
Grant, but he escaped from his guards.
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1hs Marderer,s grieIda.

Having been run to earth again ho rs-
quested permission to return to his room
for short while. Almost Immediately
tho report Of a gun was heard and il was
found thst he had placed tho muzzls Of
his muskst against his stomach and Ak
ploded it, blowing a hole clear through
himself 1t is thought kerosene was poured
over his wife By himself and the othsr
WOMAN and that she was then set on FRA
Evening journal., 1890-07-21
WIN Guasemala VIM

n is the general opinion here that IN casel
there be war between Guatemala and San
Salvador the first named country will be-;
victorious, owing 70 its superior forces.
Minister Dieguez emphatically denies that
there has been any dissatisfaction in thel
ARMY of Guatemala.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

fused n dozen good offers Of marriage.
When il was learned that she had run OIL
and married William Dickson, laborcr
employed on her fathers farm. the gossips
found much food for discussion.
Farmer IIaines noticed some time ago
that Dickson was neglecting his Work IN
order 20 be in the society Of his daughter
ana he concluded 10 make an investigation
Of the relations between them. He ques-
toned his daughter and she admitted 10 her
father that she loved the Young farmland
far better than any Of the "swellcd head
dudes from the city" whom ne smiled upon.
The father had in his mind the wealthy
scion Of Mount Holly family n a M 2tch
for his daughter. and lac went to Dickson
and charged him with loving the young
lady. The young man did not deny the soft
impeachment. but rather felt proud Of the
fact, and he told his employer that his love
was returned. 4 stormy scene ensued.
which finally ended IN the farmer giving
Dickson the alternative OF never speaking
90 pretty Edith again or leaving the farm
an once.
The young man Indignantly refused 10 DO
the fOlmer. and consequently was ordered
away. lie went tO the house. gsing az an
excuse that be wanted hi, clothes. and
while there saw Edith. In q few seconds
she promised 10 be his wife. and agreed %
run away with him.
Edith, on Friday night, packed few
clothes ia small handbag, and leaving
the back door JAR In order that her father,
who was attending "a meeting might come
in. started for the station. where she was
joined by her lover. They boarded tram
and iourncyod 90 Camden. where They were
married. When the father returned home
about O'Clock. ne found a note on the table
addressed 20 him. II road
! have gone and married viii. Forgive u.s..
~ was my fault tuilH.
The next day Edith wrote her father "a
long letter, asking his i)r-ncne-s, but they
are still in Camden awaiting the parental
fury 20 suD-ide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
RECORD OF HORSES.
Results and Entries of Races at Sleeps
head Bay.

Following are the results OF yesterday 5
races at Sheepshead
First race. one Maidstone won; TX
ton 2 Can-Can 3. lime lt5. second iaSc
futuritV course. speed stakes, ihrec-lonIl w =
Kingston won: fltz James ,, volunteer D.
r,,nc fio3-b Third race, Fuurity course
Autumn selling stakes. 31-WoodCulte'
won: EVangeline ?. kirkoVer 3. lline - , 70
Fourfh race Siren stakes. / lS-iuln on, n
Uurn won: Kuperia ? MISS Beiie i11,r
TlcN'o 2 Badge ,. Time 20t 20 SIKH iacc'
Is. Birthday won; sam Mooo x
CiStaway 9 lime 2OO2-5. ScNcnlh i9C''
rs. on turf-Frank Ward won; Kern q W.
nounco 8. Time l3l %.
Entries for Sheepshead bay races:
First race .scven-eighths OF mile, selling
Arob. lOE Satisfaction. 81, u. Is. Mlliinn
100. t;lpnhall. IO2 WhitcnOsc. lO2; lli. iiti-
muih. IO2: Rancocas. l02. FirefiN. 10 u"en-
m,nund ioS. Rambler. los: ShotONer US
lago. %: Ncwbury. -; Little Minnie 100
Insight. 80. ,. ,.....,.
l25. frlc. ll5: CastawaN J., ia; Al faiIoW'
i0t BelwOOd. 1O3. Glcnmound' "o' IhhF
100 Rlspah. 90. fzlames. 40.
Third race May Flower handicap, one Hilu
,brrr.ciabths of "a mllc-Diublc, Il2 tnc
l12; Eurus, I15; Prince tonso, 10, l'h9ne
IFS: LaVina Belle. 10, Los Angeies' ~
Raccland, l25. ,,... ,..,,~
/ nv Monterey. lO5, Balgowan' 100
Eoui,v lo5. Castalia. Iu5: Ncilic BY, ! 10
Reckon. II5; Sanic McClelland' l2i; Iol9
mac. 1870. amulet. 80; Miss Hooker com, ~
Ieonora. 30: Montana. ZIG, sir George, lUz
Hueneme. 100; Thorn iale. los battie SiS
| no: Ethel. 10. klideer no husse"' iio
Homer. ll3 . -, ,.,
finh race. Futurity,cOursc--ili lda, III; mp
stafi. ia: redwood. iii; Al Fauow. ia; -
tion. ia: ,Stridcaway. III Blue Rock ! J.
liiziames 1II: Kcmpland. 11G: Paiisade, rs
Volunteer H., I22. Prince Royal, l22; -
| Iancelot. lOl. Costa ldca. lOl; Mamie j.. 100
Ciefiie D. 100; Nellie By, IS Punsier Jf
| los ,.3...
Relic. I35: Iattlcr. f2s; Bravo, 100 ~ Luxe
| 11g. Gendamc. III; Tanner. 10; Iuzlle
III. Moodcraft. III: kiugstock, 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
Tom Dunn Talks.

Mr.. f. b. Dunn is the secretary OF the
.klliance and Industrial Union Manu-
featuring Company" and was present al
The great picnic ri shady Grove, reported
i'm TIIr TINES, and in which the company
was referrld 20 rs the alliance ana lnce-
nendent Company" Dunn and the writer
of the article in THE TINES were ola army
comrades. and it can be said OF Dunn, VINO
was n member of the Hanover Troop, ana
the Youngest member at that. that ne had
more innocent mischief in him than any
man i'm the company. and that he was al
WAYS in the saddle when fight commenced
md STAYED until either he was shot
out or the fight ended. Tom Dunn
is now g0od-looking man IN
the prime Of life, but he can't
Keen down his odd mischieyous pro
clivities. and he nailed the slip Of the types
bv sending to THE TINES office Yesterday a
communication, IN which he writes as fol
lows: Making my grateful acknoWlcds-
ments tor your kindly notice Of our picnic
on the nth instant AT Undertakes fark, ]
desire TO specially thank my old comradc
twhO wrote the accOunD for the mention ol
the Alliance and Industrial Mon Manu-
featuring Company-and not the Alliance
and Independent Union Company. | desire
il understood that this is not an independ-
ent institution, but a part and parcel OF the
great Alliance Brotherhood. with no othci
aims and purposes than the alienation OF
the grievances Of the oppressed former
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
REAL ESTATE.

ADAMSON, \. l., Manchester.
APPERSON & CO., No. 3 north Eleventh
street.
BRANDT. JACKSON. < CO.. 1905 east Main.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL * sHUMAN. No. o
north Eleventh street.
BOWE, y. W., No. 4 north Eleventh street.
BROWN, j. THOMPSON 4 CO., Ill3 east
Nam.
CHEWING x ROSE, 20. . north Tenth
street
CHAFFiN. Il. b. 4 co, No l north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE f.. No. 1908 Bank
street.
DENOON. UPPER 4 CO., s2l f. Main.
ELAN JAMES b. lib h. Main.
G0DDlN JOHN T.. Eleventh cor. Bank.
HlLL. FRANK D.& CO., No. 6north Eleventh
street.
ROSE, CHARLES A., No. IL n. Tenth street
THOMAS, No. 7 north
Tenth street.
suTION x Co. No. 1914 east Main street.
TAYLOR. II. SELDOM, Il SON, Eleventh cor
ner Bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
PERSONAL MsNTION.
Peoble Going Away and Returning
ing Thi. and That.

General Joseph R. Anderson. OF this city.
was at the Finh-Ayenue Hotel, New York.
yesterday.
Mir. W. +. Gayle, Of the Richmond aud
DanNille Railroad Company. has returned
20 the city from Hot ~prine-. Ark, where
be has been for two months.
Rev. DR.. Sprgg and family have returned
from the White sulphur. leaving good
many Richmond people there. He Will
preach al MOorc-Mcm0rial church on sum
day morning and afternoon.
The funeral of Mr.. Edward Il. Miller, a
well-knOWn ey-Conlcderate soldier, took
place at O'Clock u. NJ. Yesterday at the ola
family section at Shockoe cemetery.
Mr.. William II. lluIkamp and his two
sisters, Misses Lizzie and Jennie. Of Fred
ericksburg, passed through the city yester-
DAY ON their way to New Ork.
Mr.. $. L.. Kelley returned to the city yes
torlay from a visit o. his Old home IN Hell
delbug, Mississippi.
Rev. Or. Kerr, Of the First Presbyterian
church. viii leave for Enropc and the llOl!
Land next week.
Hon. George ~hachlci0rd, member of the
Legislature from Orange county, was in tie
Oily yesterday.
Miss Mary Terrell. Of Louisa county, is
visiting Mrs. j. Vi. Macon, no. J0' north
Twelfth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13


THE MANAGEMENT OBJ i'c American cotton
Dil company ha. determined i' overcome "a
serious trdWnicn ih Ode cnndIel oi n.
business oi lhai concern ana one mat has
existed SINCE i.ie ''ncei 'i lhe INDUS
Iy uy ihe trust MHIch lA' pre-. nt coinp"hl
-uc'e'i'. We. lAhdt lu.lf N'ih'h- capital
ihe stochhold'fs oi ihe company are very
properly asked lo assist ODD lhe work. prolld-
ing tLat capital Nhcn nl> B. IA undertaken
10y n1 w.I.-kn1Nn Sew lorN hanhin--
l1l~t-. Me-'I-' w lu-I'"' L'ullei az 20.
ara y henneol loN ". \ detailed
@,il. menu 'l IT'D. ''l"i 't' '"ii'H'i'ii "uhlI-'
iflnlt" DID "No.i''I .l.''.'.i' '''H SIal 'he
.''i ne "'
fhor'"'-' IT'S "'iD". ''. ','ll-.l''H7 ON
'c'olu. O' ,l, - ~ ~ D.i''i. ~ .'.c'
''.'' i", 7,'
.r..' ,..,.,,..i y -.'... '.'
M .I ~
,..,.,, i. f.d r., h,'.,,,. ,ii ~ ,i.' mn,
.,.e,..tf, te Inv a.. seed and carrv ~.
,,,nufarfur.l ir.iuct until nartetel
rhis has cost tie c.mnaav about = .Oo 01l
bar anuum. 20 place it ur1n am absolutely
sound financial footing. DO is proposed 10
issue S. .Os0nO0 of tpu-eaar s nor cent. cold
debenhlre bonds. which are now offered i0
the -tnchholdar. bro rata af par. TIM. will
pas od II th. floating debt. aud provide
ample w0rku. capital. Details of thc
terms OF the bonds. as well as detailed I'M
formation relative 90 tine affairs OF the COM
pany. are given i'm the prospectus.
ln connection with the financial rehabili-
tatOn of toe company partial change will
Doe made in thc management by the election
Of rie following gentlemen as directors:
Edward II. Adams. .in "a. lnmau. Eman-
ue. Lehman. George Austin Morrison. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
The STREET-CAR DEAL.
Mr.. Kisher and Mr.. Pace Deny the Truth
of the Report.

OF lbt AetpotAs
The reported street-car railway deal,
which was Published first in Yesterday
TIMES. was generally discussed among the
capitalists of the city yesterday. The ma
ioritv are inclined 10 credit the rmor. An
official "fthe Richmond Railway andtlectrlc
Company stated Yesterday that the owners
Of the Richmond Mon Passenger road were
negotiating to sell the road.
Mr.. James Il. Pace, one of the reported
purchasers of the line. returned to the city
from the North yesterday afternoon at "
O'Clock. In an interview later with a re-
porter for THE TIMES. he said: Il have not
purchased the Richmond Union Passenger
lire. and do not intend dong so. nave
learned that the owners would sell that line
mt very high figures, but | have made
them no offer" Mi. Pace has expressed
the opinion that if the road was properly
managed it could be made a paying invest
ment.
Mr.. G. y. Fisher. the manager oi all the
lines in this city, has been IN New ORR Tor
several days. and Mr.. Wilbur, the superin-
tendent Of the Richmond Union Passenger
line, has also been in New York for day or
two, and il is the general belief among the
employees of the road that the property Is
soon 10 change hands. MIR. Fisher sand yes
1erday there was no truth IN the report.
Nery little improvement is being made on
this line. while the City Railway line has
been and is yet being greatly improved. II Is
regarded as probable from all the indica-
iOns that the line will undergo change
jill ownership shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

They were not the Judge and the Major.
but they were eX-Postmaster William H..
Cullingworth and Sergeant j. NJ. Macon,
the latter being now the deputy.sherin Of
Richmond. They had been 10 Garlick's
pond fishing. Postmaster CulliDgwOrth,
always Jo,iai, was in fine spirits when be
returned. and when he said that the catch
OF fish would weigh 100 pounds, every one
Of his friends saw sincerity in his face. but
Depu,y-Sherin Macon, after counting on his
fingers, said that he did not think the fish,
ali told, weighed but 99H pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
PnIicc (nurt.

Robert Harris (colOred), was before the
Police Court yesterday morning charged
with abusing and threatening TO Nil Jane
Randolph. Upon the testimony OF Mcssrs.
4. B. Whitlock ana q. II. Matthews II was
learned that Harris was laboring under
mental delusion, and he was not only dis
missed but the Police Justice ordered that
n commission Of lunacy be held concerning
his condition.
W. NJ. Prentiss. charged with soliciting
baggage and passengers AT the Richmond
and panyille depot. Dismissed.
Louisa Walker (cGlOred) charged with
assaulting and cursing MOllie Hughes.
Both were fined $3.50 each and costs.
Robert shinault, charged with being
drunk. Fined - and costs.
Bridget Murphy, charged with being
drunk. Discharged.
Sidney ROcklingtOn and John Morgan,
charged with using indecent language in
the house OF Charles Arlington. Dismissed
on payment of costs.
Drucilla Morton (coloredD, charged with
beating Lizzie Pettus. Continued until
10th.
Scott White (colored). charged with as
saulting and beating William kersey. Con-
finued until 10Th.
Lizzie Petlus, assaulting and beating
Drucila Morton. Continued until the 18th.
Henry }. Randolph, oolored, charged
with unlawiully and cruelty driving the
horse of Charles +. Workman. Jr., on the
street. Dismissed on payment OF costs.
John Collins, charged with being a
yagrant on the street, Discharged.
+. l.. Blankenship, drunk. Fined - and
costs.
II. IIeirmburg, drunk Oh the street.
Fined s. and costs.
Lewis 4. Toss, drunk. Fined - and
costs.
Gussic Anderson, charged on attach
ment with contempt of court. Fined 81 and
costs.
Gussie Anderson, drunk. Fined 81 and
costs.
Francis Beagley (cOlored) charged with
striking Georgiana Lewis over the head
with bowl. Security required in the sum
al $500 for his good behavior for a year.
Mr.. ;. &. Lett. charged with running
0ne-h0rse wagon on the street without
license. Continued until next Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
BOSTON
1909 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Postodice.
AUCTION SALES.

Trustees sale OF two frame dwellings. Nos
2ll ana 2i3 Washington street. Monday,
September 18th, ats l.. VI.
sale of four frame dwellings ON Graham
street, near IOmQklus, In Fulton, 1 ues-
day, september l6tn, az T. NJ.
Executors sale OF brick dwelling. 40. COZ
north lhiftleth street. TWO frame tene.
ment>, Nos. Gl3 and 90 north 1hirtietl
street. four etched frame houses. on
lhrteth between Leigh and NJ streets
Tuesday, september 18th. at =. NJ.
sale of TWO brick dwellings. Nos. 1916 and
lOlS west Marshall street Tuesday. Sep
t,mher l6tn, go o'clock p. NJ
sale of two small new frame dwellings, Thi.
ty nrst street, between K and ;. FRIDAY
september 10Th. at O'Clock p. NJ.
sale OF business and residence lots al Min.
neapOlls. Russell county, Va, on Sen.
tember 18th, 18Th. and 18Th. The Nor.
folk and Western railroad Company wi.
s'll excursion tickets from all the prin-
cpal citie', good for ten days. il T.
th1ihu * Co, auctiOneers.
sale of stores Nos IIOi. HOG. and HOS east
Cary street, Thursday, September 25th
at ) =. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
UNION DEMOCRATS,
This club Elects sew Members aud Hears
aGOod speech.

\ meeting Of the Mon Democratic Club.
of Marshall Ward, was held last night at
Springfield Han. The president, Mr. Adam
Diacont. occupied tie chair. Letters were
read from Colonel TazcWei Elicit and
Mr.. II. NJ. smith Jr., i'm which iheY
expressed Their inability TO De present.
owing to other engagements. Ihecluh then
went into the election of new members.
The President introduced Mr.. =, \. Mon
taguc i'm few well chosen words. who
came forward and expressed his graiiica-
ton nj being present. and his appreciation
Of the honor conferred upon him 10y the
club M their desire 10 hear from him. Mr..
Noniacue's speech. though brief, was re-
plete with humor and satire. His arraign-
mcnt OF the Republican party, his dcscril-
lion of the Iarh. Force. and silver bills
were attenliycly listened 10 and loudly APP
plaudcd. He called upon tnc club ~ re-
member that George u. Wise was the man
10 elect. lie pictured very graphically hls
treatment by tine Republican party, and
concluded with the hope that no Efforts
would be spared 10 send Mr.. wise back 10
Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
MISS GDlTH's ELoPEMENT.
\ Jersey Belle Runs on With a Farm
Hand.

IN, quiet little village Of Hartford, few
miles east of Moorestown, y. j.. has been
in a great state Of excitement for the past
few days over the clopement OF Miss Edith
liaines, the belle Of the village, saws the
Philadelphia Times.
Edith is the eighteen-year-0ld daughter OF
Asa lIaincs, a wealthy farmer. whose place
is on the outskirts OF the village. She has
been considered The prettiest girl in the
county. and has been noted for her viva
city aud refinement as well as her good
looks. Miss llaincs entered society last
winter, and was at once the admiration OF
all the young men Of the surrounding towns.
She was enyied by all the girls, and has 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
CITY Circuit Court

suits instituted Yesterday: Independent
Refining Company, of Ol City. Pa. versus
". A. Crawley a Co.,. for S6i5.J2.
Monroe ~ Co.. versus London Assurance
corporation. No declaration filed.
BENJAMIN +. stone. against the city Rail
way Company. for $1,000. stone jumped
oh an electric car ON Friday, August LIST, al
the corner OF Twelfth and Main. and was
knocked down by one going in an opposite
direction. The tapping of the car curtain
prevented him from scen. his danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

rheambulancc was called Yesterday even
ing 70 1Oi east Broad street TO see a white
man, a stranger in the city from Pennsyl-
yania. who was seized with an attack of
vertigo. lie was treated and taken 10 the
almshOuse.
Again at $3.50 =. NJ. the ambulance was
called to First street 10 see a cOlOred man
suffering from rheumatism. llcW at
the mace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13

Baker street, between 81 James and ST.
John. $1,000. A.
Mary Ann Smons 10 W. a. Parsons, 10
feet ON Franklin street. southeast c"I"'i
OF Twcnty-sevcnth. -, 100. M.
Tyeny,co C0tnfs.- George W. and Up
porah Dillon's trustee to Ellis Martin, 30
feet on Liitlcpagc street, between Lownes
and Baker, $40.
X. II. and G. r. Holloway and their wives
On ID. n. and VI. h. Patterson. 30 feet on the
south side of Baldwin street, between james
and Baker. $40.
GRAY Skipwith and wife 90 Robert Bar
hour. lS-io0 acres between beep-iuh
turnnikc and Weetham road. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-13
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

The contract for furnishing stationery TO
the state has been divided among the four
Richmond bidders-yiz.. Richmond Paper
Manufacturing Company Virginia Paper
Company, j. W. Randolph, and Everett
W addey,
The Baptist sunday Association OF
Richmond and Manchester will hold It's
regular monthly meeting tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock, with the Grove Avenue
Baptist church. Mr.. r. II. Elicit Is prcsi-
dent, and Mr.. W. Il. Daniel secretary.
II. T.. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans
met in regular meeting last night and trans
acted routine business.