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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
GREAT LOCOMOTIVES.
Two Recent Acquisitions of the Chess-
peake and Ohio Company.

Mr.. Haller. master-mechanio of the
Chesapeake and Ohio. is now putting to-
eether al the company's shops in this city
two enormous passenger-lo locomotives re-
ceived on Yesterday from the Rogers Loco
motive-W Works. of Paterson, n. J. They
are of the same class and design as the
large one received in November last for
pulling the L. +. V. Limited train over the
mountainous portion of the. road. This
has proved success, being able to pull not
only ten Of the heavy coaches and sleepers,
but at the same time b. supply steam for
running the elec.ric-lght engine IN the
baggage-car and for heating the cars.
The new engines were constructed from
plans approved by Mr.. William Garstang,
superintendent Of motiye-power, and are
OF the ten-wheeled type. with steam cylin-
ders 20 inches in diameter, "a inches
stroke, and driving 5 feet in diane
Ter. and weigh without the tender over
lSO, 600 pounds.
They are the largest engines for passen-
ger service that have been built in this
country.
As soon as they are in working order
and have been wei tried on freight trains
they will be assigned TO passenger trains
that handle the heavy "Springs" travel,
which usually begins with the coming
month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. n. B. Clapp has been elected Junior dca-
con OF Temple Lodgo Of Masons.
Hon T. r. Noblin aad Colonsl II. A. Edmono-
son, Of Halifax county, were In tho city yes'et-
day.
The only business done IN tho Hastings Courl
yesterday was 10 tx days for the trial OF tne
cases which are 70 be heard at this term.
The vocal and instrumental concert at Trinity
Methodist church on Thursday night promises
to be one OF the most enjoyable occasions of tne
season.
President Hogeland, OF the Boys and girls
National Home. Will lecture at tho seyentn-
Street Christian church tonight lie VIII use
number OF canvas illustrations.
Mr.. X. z. Micheels, OF this city, II attending y
the conference at Nashville. Tenn. Of the secre-
taries OF the Young Mems Christian Association
CT the United States and Canada
Tho revival services at Marshsll-street Chris
tlan church arc largely attended. Rey. b. n
Cole preached last night, and tonight nov. JA-
bez Hall viii conduct the meeting.
Colonel Alexander Hogeland, who has done q
great work throughout the country among heNs-
boys and poOtblGcks. delivered snort address
TO the boys Of the High School yesterday morn
Ing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
WHITE GOODS.

n q n
"How much do you want q yard 2"
was all the question that was asked con-
corning the largest purchase Of White
Goods ever brought TO this market.
The price was named and accepted.
Read what you may buy them for:
3lc. yard for a good Check Muslin
SIC. for u nice India Linon
SIC. for a fine Stripe or Check Muslin /;
&c. for fine Linon de Dacca
7lc. for very fine Check Muslin;
lie. for a pretty Embroidered Main.
sock;
and so the prices run up to The fno
quality OF White Goods at prices that
they vii, not be offered for again this
season. No duplicating any piece you
may buy, as this is special purchase.
See what we have left Of the ChiL
dren's Long and Short Robes.
THE COHEN COMPANY.
II, i3, -, and II east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
Christian Endeavor Anniversary.

On Monday night, May 18th, COM
mencing at o'clock, at the Seyenth-Street
Christian church, the Alpha Society of
Christian Endeavor will celebrate their
first anniversary. This promises TO he an
occasion of more than ordinary interest.
The feature of the evening will be an adj
dress by the Rev. DIR. Hamlin. of Washing
ton, ID. c. Some of the leading ministers
of Richmond are also on the programme.
As indicated 10y the name, this was the
first society of this order organized in the
city. and probably in the State. The order
has been in existence about nine years. and
numbers at this time over 100000 members.
It's object is the spiritual culture of young
Christians and the conversion of souls.
Some idea may be formed of its success
in the latter work when it Is known that
5000 additions were made to the Church
through this channel during the past year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07

Mr. Parker r. Conrad, eminent CON-
mander of the COmmandory of 81. Andrew
is in receipt of aletter from Eminent Com
mander William I. Chester, of De Molay
Commandery of Boston, Mass, in which
the writer asks Mr.. Conrad to aid him in
obtaining information Of the family of
Hon J. J. Jones, who resided near Peters
burg in the year 1865. Mr.. Chester con-
II have recently comt'fn possession Of a
copy of the memoir Of the Pilgrimage by
De Molay Commandery to Richmond IN
1859. This book was the property of the
above Dir. Jones, and was taken from his
house by member of the staff of General
'Baldy' Smith when it was occupied as
headquarters during the battle of Swift
Creek. If Mr.. Jones or any member of his
family are yet living it will be great plea
sure for me, on behalf of De Molay Com
mandery, to restore the volume"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07

close BY, In tho stiffness Of TIE night could
scarcely startls the ordinary individual moro
than DO trifing noises tho nervous invalid. But
once tho nerves are brsced and tho system in-
vigorated with Bos.efter's stomach Bitters this
abnormal sensigyensss is succeeded by tran
quiIity not 10 be disturbed by trivial causes
Impaired digestion IA n fertile cause OF nerve
weakness aud unnsiursi mental gloom. and
vigorous renewal Of the action OF the stomsch Is
one of tho surest means OF invigorating and
quieiing the nerves. Insomnia, OF sleeplessness,
form OF nervous disease, Il unquestionably
benefited by setatives. whom II Is prolonged or
CT frequent occurrence, but its permanent To-
moyal Is moro efectualiy achieved with tho Bit
ters This medicine Is also signaiiy sn1cacious
fer malaria, rheumatism, constipation. liver
complaint, and torpidlty Of the kidneys aud
bladder my7-w(w)f&su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
prRsnNAIs AND BRIEFS.

Mrs. d. +. Lipscomb and Mrs. ID. ID.
Beattie have both gone North on busi-
ness.
There were ninety-four conversions IN
the revival meeting just closed at Ettrlck
Methodist church in Chesterfield.
The patrons of the Manchester car-line
will be Glad to learn that the arrangement
of the seats in the summer cars IS to be
changed. -,
President Fisher and Major Benjamin Fl
Nash have been in Manchester this week
looking after the ordinance now pending
in the Council granting the Manchester
Street-Railway end Improvement Company
additional franchises in Manchester.
The Street Committee held meeting
last night and transacted consderaole
routine business that will be reported TO
the Council Friday night.
1t is expected that the Christian church
on Cowardin avenue will be ready Tor oc-
cupancy by July 1st. 1t Will seat 4VO per
sons and cost about SO, 500. Mr.. W. y. bur
ton is the contractor. ~,
Rev. Willis w. Reynolds, of Charles City
county. who is on a visit to friends here,
will preach at the Bainbridge-Street Bap,-
tist church tonight, services beginning az
o'clock. Mr.. Reynolds breaches wen, ana
those who attend will doubtless be wen
paid for their trouble.
The United Banking and Building Com-
pany has been organized by the electlon
OF the following officers: President, n.
c. Beattie; Secretary, George f. cary I;
Treasurer, Augustine Royal. ADVISORY
Board: Messrs. d. l.. Toney, X. G. Broad
dus, G. A. Jones, III. G.. Beattie. j. IL; no
bcrtson, Ryland G. Williams, B. A. Nun
nally, and Q. w. Turner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07

lhs organization met last night. with
about 1l5 members present. These were
formed into four companies and drilled for
some time. and proved to be apt scholars.
They will all turn out this evening TO
take hold Of tho rope allotted 10 them.
On Saturday they will attend the memo
rial Observance at Oakwood cemetery.
Thirty-two applications for membership
were received last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07

The number of deaths in this city last
week was 44-2G white and IS colored.
Cause # DEATH: Apoplexy, white and
colored bronchitis. white; congestion OF
brain. / white; congestion liver. colored ;
consumption. white and 4 colored; con-
vulsions. infantile, white and 2 colored ;
debility, l white; diarrhUa, chronic, l
white: dvsentary. white and l colored E;
erysipelas. l white; fever, congestive. l
white; heart-disease, , white and2 colored
rmmatemesis, white; homicide, white
hemorrhage. nose, l colored; imperfect
development, white ;inanition, colored {;
liver-disease. / white; marasmus,.2 color
ed paralysis, white pneumonia, col
ored; potts-disease, white; rheumatism,
/ white; surgical operation, white; un-
known. colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
Progressive Endowment Guild.

Owing to pressure of business, Hon; j.
TAYLOR Ellyson two weeks ago rendered his
resignation as supreme governor of the
Progressive Endowment Guild of America,
and at meeting of the Supreme Execu-
tive Committee held yesterday evening
the resignation was accepted and MIR. Ely
son was declared past supreme governor.
On motion of Mr.. William Ryan, Hon.
II. w. Flournoy, Secretary OF the Com
monweal. h. was unanimously elected su-
preme governor, and William Ryan, DIR. j
A. White, and Rev. J. Y. bowman were
appointed a committee to present him Tor
installation next Thursday at $3.50 p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
A Great Roman Spectacle.

After achieving the greatest possible
triumphs known to Europe. receiving the
plaudits Of 10000 people daily, the enthusi-
astic and unqualified approval of the entire
royal family of Great Britain, including
princes, dukes. earls. lords. barons and
their families, the united endorsement OF
the English press, and after most daring
and successful journey across and back
over the Atlantic Ocean, tho Barnum "
Bailey Greatest Show on Earth will make
its appearance here on Friday, May 18th,
to cause equally as much delight. wonder,
and astonishmcnt rs 1t created abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
SPRING 0VERCOATS.

A cool day like yesterday emphasizes
the need of Lightweight Oyercoat.
Not the old one that is shabby and out
of style, but a FRESH and STYLISH
garment to go nicely with your new suit.
In fact such coats as WE sell from IS
10 S25.
One OF the best features OF OUR
clothing is that it is HONESTLY made
and thoroughly RELIABLE, and will
give in service full return for the
money invested. If anything We sell
does less than this we want the priyi-
lege of making good the loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07

Henry B. Wechsler is one Of the few less
familiar exhibitors at the present exhibit
tion Of the National Academy of Design
whose work marks them ont for an artistic
future. His Musical Hour" Is very
tender idea. sympathetically interpreted
and executed with marked technical merit.
The color scheme is cheerful, the effect of
light BRIGHT, and the composition of forci-
bic simplicity. Mr.. Wechsler is o native of
this city, was born in 1860. and commenced
his artistic studies at the Cooper Institute
and the National Academy Schools. He
was pupil Of Mr.. William NJ. Chase at
the Art Students league and for some
years has been settled in Munich as a pu-
pil of LOetitz aud the Ecole des Beaux
Arts. He exhibited at the National Acad-.
envy in 1888 an excellent picture called
Holland Love-Making. which was very
favorably received by the public aud the
press.
The subject of the above, copied from
the New York Art Collector, is a brother of
Mrs. Leon Wallerstein, of this city, whose
many friends will be pleased to note Mr..
Wechslers rapid Advancement in his art.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.k

a. cheap as we can offer you the made
garments for. Every garment sold "a
guaranteed superior workmanship and
are cut from best patterns only.
25c. for line OF Ladies Drawers, four
tucks and beading, with deep hem
good muslin;
3Sc. for q line Of Ladies Drawers 8
half-inch tucks and pretty Hamburg
edge rufiie-good muslin
SOC. for O very handsome line, 3 tucks
and wide Hamburg embroidery;
25c. for a line of Ladies' Chemise,
Hamburg yoke edge, with pretty
beading and trimmed IN lace-good
muslin:
59c. for line OF Ladies' Chemiso-the
yokes are made Of Hamburg insert
ing and tucks-e elegant quality mus
lin;
69c. for a pretty line of V-Neck Che
mise;
SOC. for q line Of Mother-Hubbard
Gowns, the entire yoke OF Tucking
aud Beading, widepleat down entire
front, and Cambria rufllo around
neck and sleeves
roc. for a beautiful Gown, Hamburg
and tucked yokes;
13c. for nice line OF Corset Covers;
39c. for lady's four-iuck Short Skirt
Anlroscrocgin Muslin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
AN ARMY oF CAPITALISTS,
Both Home and Foreign, Make Raid on
Buena Vista.
Special telegram 20 tho Dlspatch-l

BUEsA, VISTA, Va. May Ga large num-
vista to-day. They came on the Sbenan-
doah-vaIley railroad from Philadelphia,
and were met at the depot here tby Pres,;
dent Barclay and conveyed in vehicles az II
over the town. The following Is the LIST OK
those present:
F.J. Kimball and Joseph II. Sands, Phila,
delphia; A. j. Dult. Harrisburg, Coionei
w. J., Boyce, Philadelphia: Everett rray'
London, Eng. Richard 3. Brock, Pnilauel-
phia; Rowland DAVIS, New York; Clsreheo
NJ. Clark: James l.. Doran, and Charles e.
Miller, Philadelphia j. Il. Pierson, Apstef-
dam. Holland; A. Campbell. London, Eng.'
Percy Lamb. New York; Admiral rrahSlin'
United States navy; Colonel Z. a. Doui
glass, Hagerstown; 4. Z. q. Stokes, ferc,ss,l
Roberta. 4. w. Clark, Messrs. Chsvsnsi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07

am free from Cat4rrh. / believe that i can
&c, certificate TO this effect from any compe-
tent physician. Ihsve used no medicine within
tho past SIX months except Kings Royal Gorma-
teur. Ny health Is better than It has been for
thirty years. l am in possession Of information
tnat warrants me in saying that the relief which
have experienced from the use Of the medicine
is not more certain and radical than that which
1. has brought TO hundreds Of persons In Geor-
gia and other States j. B. HAWTHORNE
Price reduced 10 si.s0 per bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
work Of the Ambulance.

At hali-past 8 O'Clock yesterday morning
the city ambulance was summoned TO the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine,
Works to attend white operative who had
h,s toe mashed. He was attended and left
with his friends.
The ambulance was summoned at z;5o
p Nj othe Richmond Cedar Works, where
a white man had his lip cut by piece OF
timber fying up and striking him. Dressed
and left with his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
New Omcers for Lee Grove.

At meeting of Lee Grove, No. 7, OF the
Ancient United Order of Druids, held las
night the following officers were installed
G. III. Huband. noble archon; II. j. Chill
dress, vice-archon: W. W. Childress, sec
retary; George w. Pocklington, treasurer
r.. l., Childress, conductor James IL
Parson. inside guard; Major Graves, out
side guard Lem. l. Duke, past archon
L. w. Seagle and w. w. Childress. repre-
sentatives of the Grand Grove; Il. l..
Childress and John j. Davis, alternates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
r Companv Association Reunion.

"F" Company Association had their
semi-annual reinion at Warwick Park YES
terdav, and notwithstanding the weather
was not favorable for such pleasure trips
the veterans had q good time.
A number of the members went down
early in the morning and in the afternoon
they were joined by several OF their ola
comrades.
With target-shooting. songs, war-stories,
and a good dinner the day passed OF plea
sanity. and the excursionists returned to
the city about O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07

the groundsof 0akwood on Saturday morn
ing 20 assist in the decoration Of the
graves and monument.
Hollywood Memorial Association will at
tend In body, and all kindred associations
are invited 10 be present. The Governor
and his wife. the Mayor and the military,
will go out in the afternoon. Rev. s. A..
Goodwin. ID. D., will deliver the annual
address. and other ministers will lend their
presence 10 the occasion. Captain Frank
W. Cunningham has promised TO sing. and
altogether the day promises to be one
which will long be remembered by all who
may attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
| May lst
| means 10
WORSTED DRESS GOODS.

all our Worsted Dress GCols f; in3
ducements arc offered you on all
sides;
40-inch All-Wool Nuns Yelling, all
colors, 36c. (;
36-inch All-Wool Stripe Suitings, 3lc
2ic. for double-iold Lusterlnes. all tho
dark shades
12lc. for diagonal Mohair Lustres;
sc. for the balance OF those Half-Wool
Challiea
All Of the imported Dress Patterns
and imported Dresss Fabrics are marked
down.
Also, hundreds of yards OF this seasons
odds and ends OF Dress Goods
one quarter cost is all We want Tor
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
oAKwooo mEMoRlAL-pAY.
An Interesting Programme for May 10Th

Saturday. May 10th, is Oakwood Memo
rial-day. and the members OF the associa-
tiOn are doing all within their power to
make the observance q success.
They will spend Friday afternoon and
house in ST. Johns church. yard, where
they request all who have flowers TO spare
10 send them, made into wreaths or bou-
quets. or loose, as seems best. so that the
yonng ladies who have charge Of this por-
tion OF the work may prepare them for
decorations. or they may be taken later in
the day 10 the cemetery.
They cordially invite all who are disposed
TO help IN this noble work TO meet them on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
The Contract Not Accented.

As intimated in the Dispatch of yesterday,
the River-View Company will not accept
the contract adopted by the Union fas-
senger-Railway Company with reference 70
the proposed street-car track on Meaaow
TO President Fisher to this effect. 1he
differences between the two companies
have been explained in this paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
Free sociabIe at Old St. Johns.

Tonight in st. Johns frame school
house, corner of Broad and Twenty-fourth
streets. free sociable. Will be held under
the auspices of st. Johns Church Union.
The object of this sociable is TO make all
the members and friends of the church.
particularly the newer ones and the
strangers, better acquainted with each
other and more at home in the church.
There will be brief programme of enter
tainment, and light refreshments will be
.ox,ra1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
DEATH or Mr.. JAMISON.
Addresses ut the Union Theological Semi
Special telegram TO the Dispalch.i

Special telegram to the Dtspstch.l
FARMvlLLE, Va. May e.--Mr. George
Jemison, formerly of Pennsylvania, but for
many years q resident of Cumberland
county, died very suddenly yesterday. -.
The Union Theological Seminary will
close its session tomorrow. Rev. Dr. Kerr
addressed the Society of Inquiry this after.
noon. and tomorrow Rev. DR.. Preston, of
Lexington, viii at noon address the grad
uating class, after which their dipiomas
will be delivered by the Rev. DR.. Rumple,
of Salisbury. n. c.. who IS member OF
the Board Of Trustees.
Rev. DR.. Alexander. of the seminary. will
again spend the vacation abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
Free Musical Entertainment.

The ladies' Of the Aid Society OF Trinity Meth
odist church, corner OF Twentieth and Broad
streets, will give musicale in the lecture-roon
OF the church on Thursday night next at SN
O'Clock for the benefit Of the church.
Mr.. Frank Cunningham. Mr.. douglas Left
witch. Mr. Joseph n. Breerton (cornet soloist, and
other weil-knOwn ladies' and GENT lemen OF this
city have kindly volunteered their services, 80 as
TO give the friends Of the church and congrega-
ton a fine concert of vocal and instrumental
music.
There will be no admisslon-fee charged, but
an opportunity Will be given for q contribution
10 the cause.
Let all the people come out and enjoy q rich
musical treat at Trinity Methodist church on
Thursday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
"OR for Europe 4"

was the cry Of several of our charming
Young ladies. but, unfortunately for them.
they neglected TO supply themselves with "a
Roller-Tray Trunk. and are consequently
unhappy. Profit by their thoughtlessness,
and supply yourself. Greatest convenience
imaginable. Made in every style-Sarato-
ga, Dress, Steamer. sc. For sale by all
dealers. Made by II. W. Rountree & Bro
ther. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
DEVELOPING rISYRArs-
Governor McKinney's Movements.
tBy teiecraph In tha n,.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. May s.-The Cover
nor and Mrs. Mckinney left this evening
for Richmond, having spent several DAYS
in the ancient capital as the guest OF DR..
and Mrs. Garlick. Yesterday they visited
yorktown ana today the College of VIII
President Tyler.
The Governor expressed h,rself much
stitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
If You Have an Idea

of having shirts made this spring or
summer now is the time TO leave your or
der, and we are the people to leave it with,
but we must have time. We never had
such business as this year, and we hope
our friends will bear with US if they are
somewhat delayed in getting orders
already placed. CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
phone 7O7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-07
CHRISTIAN GENERAL CONVENTION.
Funds for the Norfolk Mission and the
College in North Carolina.
Especial telegram % the Disps,ch.l

Especial telegram 20 the Dispa,chl
Suffolk. Va. Nav 6.-The General Con-
vention of the Christian Church, which
has been in session here since Friday, IS
holding its final session tonight. Inc
next meeting will probably be held IN
Raleigh, n. G. The convention decided 70
unite with the Northern Christian Church
in the preparation of hymn-book. Inc
denomination being weak in Norfolk. the
convention recommended that the various
conferences assist IN raising funds for the
erection of a church in that city,. Rev. =.
j. Jones, formerly of Dayton. Ohio, and
splendid preacher, has charge of the
mission in Norfolk. The convention
also decided TO push rapidly forward the
new college at Eton, n. O., now ID course
Of construction, and open 1t next. Septem-
Der. The foreign mission work OF the de-
nomination is reported to be progressing
verv satisfactorily and will be vigorously
prosecuted in the future. The revision OF
the form of government is beng con-
sidered tonight. but no material changes
are likely to be made.
Rev. John Pollard, of Richmond College,
will deliver an address before the young
ladies of the Ryland Female Institute. next
Friday night at the leeture-room OF the
Baptist church. A number Of invitations
have been issued to the patrons and friends
OF the institution.
cARFIRssEEss ABOUT FIREARMS.
Last Sunday afternoon while Thomas
Jordan, a colored boy aged thirteen, was
explaining the mysteries Of his father s
royolver to Herman Butler, also colOred,
agcd fifteen, the weapon was accidentally
discharged, and the ball lodged in Buffers
arm near the wrist. The wound Is not
considered dangerous.
There were three conversions at the Me
thodist church last night. This is the third
week of DR.. Rosser's meeting. Rev. 4. j.
Boggs, pastor of the church. has been con-
fined to his residence by sickness for seye-
raj DAYS past.
Rev. l.. J. Baldwin, pastor Of the Suffolk
Presbyterian church, left to-day for Asho-
vile. n. c., to attend the General Assem-
bly.