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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
A NOTABLE GOLDEN JUBILEE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Venabls Celebrate the
FiaIeth Anniversary Of Their Wedding
FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR LYhCHBURC.
T.B. Profit Killed In n Corn MiH-DeAth
Of MIR. Martin OMeara-Mr. Msred"n
Get, his observation-disclosures Affairs.

MARION. Va. Dec. II. 49, Especial. - An
unusual event occurred in our quiet village
to-day in the celebration Of the tiftieth an
niversary of tho marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard James enable. The occasion was
made memorable by the reunion OF the
family. There are present in all forty-hve
children. grandchildren and great-grand-
children. The ten chidren-seyen girls and
three boys are all here. Fourteen OF the
grandchildren. by reason OF illness and other
causes. arc absent. Of the family. fourteen
came from their homes beyond the Missis-
sippi. one from Harvard University and the
remainder from Virginia and Tennessee
Rev. Richard II. kennedy grandson who
is student in Harvard. preached at the
Methodist church sunday morning and
night. the entire family attending; Inc scene
as the family entered the church was one
rarely witnessed Mr. ena le. who - the
Oldest member Of the Methodist Church mere,
has hardly missed day NJ Sunday-schooii
and church Tor more than fifty years, marched
proudly at the head. -,
II was JOYOUS day Tor the venerable
couple. The homestead was handsomely
decorated in green and gold. and today nun
dreds " the citizens OF our Town hnu lltiiF
from a distance have called. An elegant am
ner was spread in the spacious dining-room.
and real Old Virginia hospitality prevailed.
The presents to theaged couple have been both
handsome and substantial. Space for6ids the
enumeration OF them. but among the G. IS
are ne hundred and sixty dollars IN gold
coin.
Mr. and Mrs. yenable are among the Oldest
and most honOred residents OF our county
and came OF an honored ancestry. The occa-
SION has called forth arge part Of the citi-
zens Of our town and will long DO remem-
bered. not only by the family, but 10y the
community. This IS the second golden we'd
ding that has ever been celebrated IN our
county. A very beautiful original poem py
Nrs. Dr. 7 ernan of Marion. and another by
Rev. John Boring, Of the Hoston Confer
ence. were sent am ng the remembrances OF
the occasion The event closed With fine
display Of fireworks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
Personal Items From Isle of wight.

WINDSOR, Va. Dec. q. Especial. Mr.. T.
r. Christie filed the Baptist pulpit here yes
terdav.
Miss Daisy Fleam. a very pretty and inter
esting young lady of Bristol, is visiting Mrs.
Laura German.
Misses Myrtle Taylor and May Watkins are
at home from Norfolk College TO spend the
HOLIDAYS.
Windsor. Academy will close Wednesday
for Nmas
Mrs. Mary Nelms is very i'll with pneu-
mOna.
Miss Matte o. Edwards. principal Of the
school at Enterprise returned to her home in
East Norfolk last Friday
hev. j. :; ,,,i ems. Oh Nlhqsor Academy'
yesterday.
The young men of Windsor Academy sill
decam publicly tomorrow night in tie Acad-
envy binding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
Drath of Mr.. Charmers-atten,pted Arson.

Death OF Mr.. ChaImers--Atfempfed Arson.
ROANOKE. Va. Dec 21-ISpecial The
many friends of Mr.. John Chalmers through
out the State will be gricyed 10 hear OF his
death. Over two weeks ago Mr. Chalmers
WAS confined 10 his bed with pleurssy. At that
time n one was alarmed az his Onlltion,
and he was reported - conyaescing. but he
SUI iered a relapse and heart failure set i'll aud
since that time he has been expected 10 die
at any moment. Early sunday morning the
end came. He was a great fayorlte IN bust
ness and social circles. aud his death
has cast a gloom over a large circle OF friends
not only in Roanoke. but throughout his ex-
tended acquaintance. His funeral will take
place tomorrow at o'clock at salem. where
bis remains will be Inferred
Scott horton lcolored was caught Friday
night attempting TO set fire to the livery
stables OF Rodgers d D'Brien. About 1890
o'clock one OF the employees was passing
through tho back lot when he saw q
bright blaze in pile OF nay and
on the outside A negro who had
Just started the fire was standing 10y IT, but
when he saw the man he stamped it out and
made Of He was afterwards caught. and on
being asked why he kndled the Ilre ne SAID
he was cold and wanted 10 warm himself. 1T
is thought that 1t was a bold attempt at IN
cendiarism
SAllN, Dec. I'LL JeteulDtl telh VI
Roanoke County Court opened at Salem to-
day The case Of W. s Layton, OF Roanoke
city for prize fighting. was continued TIL
tomorrow.
William johnson colored) was tried for
horse-stealing found guilty and given four
teen years in the penltentiary. asst Septem-
Ter johnson stole a blind horse from col
ored drsyman III Roanoke city. rode 10 tho
farm Of William Fell vs. at ClOyerdale. and
took better one. He was arrested az Bueh-
anan Few days later trying 10 sell Mr Eel
lows horse
Kew Dr. Tyree. pastor Of tho Baptist
church of Salem. is critically Ill with pneu-
mOnla.
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Bedford Land Company stockholders.

BEDFoBD Cry, Va. Dec 19.-ISpecial. A
meeting of the stockholders OF the Bedford
Land and improvement Company was held at
the Hotel Bedford on the 10th. Nothing ma
tera was accomplished and the meeting
was adjourned until the 7th Of January. The
assets were reported TO be 100000. Messrs.
Wthers. Truman. Redd, Gillian, Jackson
Perry. Poindexter. Myers and Bryan repre-
sented stock from Richmond. Petersburg
Norfolk, Washington Lynchburg and Koa-
noke.
The amateur minstres gave one Of their
inimitable performances 80 q packed house
last night The aiterpiece, entitled a Trip
on the Bedford and James River Il. r."
brought down the house The end men
Hume b. Mosby aud Hall. bones.
The telephone system IS now IN full opera
ton, which is great convenience to our
oitt1apc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22

GoRDoSsWLLr. y e. Dec 81. Special -
The following notice was posted on the door
OF the lledmont Bank. of this place this
morning:
owing 10 the closing Of the banks at Var
renton and MayBeshoro. Va, It is deemed
the best interest OF depositors 80 close this
bank for the present dated December a.
1891.
I his was q surprise 20 the citizens and it is
thought the 4 sets will meet tue liabilities
n 0 statement lbs been nuhlisnea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
Death Of MIR. o,Meara-FstaI Accident.

IYNCHBuRG, Va, Dec. 2l--lSpeclN Mr.
Martin O'Meara. venerable citizen. died at
his residence on Monroe street to-day. He
was tailor by profession and one q Lynch
urgs best known and most respected citizens.
He was 81 native of Ireland and WAS about
seyenty-fye years Of age. His death was
the result OF pneumonia.
A fatal accident occurred at Burts d Davis
corn.miil on the river below the city this
morning. T. b. Profit, an employe. was on
one OF the upper floors of the building and
had climbed a ladder TO examine two outs.
While bending over the skirts of his coat
were caught in a horizontal shaft and he WAS
pulled backward and whirlei around the
shaft. As he felt himself pulled backward
he tried TO save himself by grasping the
spouts in front of him. These gave
away under the tension and the
broken ends fell to the floor. The noise at
tracted the attention of some fellow-millers
and they stopped the machinery as soon as
possible Ii was found that both of Mr.. Prof
fits legs and one of his arms had been broken,
and he also suffered severe internal injuries.
He was removed to his home, and Drs. Owen
and billiard were called in. The case was at
once pronounced hopeless. He died at 2.4O
this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22

HFA1HsvLIr y Dee o. Edward Bryant
young nan living in the lower part Of This
county while crossing creek IA "a skiif tel
overheard aud was drowned The grip Is
very prevGlen, in tbs section now The
nitod States ma shal for this district came
here to-day to arrest James Thomas who is
charged with violating the revenue laws o.
the nitod States Ihomas had already gone
IL Alexandria To enter his appearance in courI
without being arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
aytain ,Iohn.on,s SILVER wedding Party.

CERIsT1ASsBuRG, Va. Dec. 10 Special. T.
Twenty five years ago, On December Is, 1865,
CAPITA John Ii. Johnson eldest son of Hon.
j. /. Johnson. of Bedford. at that time one
of the most distinguished men OF the State,
ana Miss Ella c. blegar. daughter Of Mr..
Lin hie.ar, prominent lawyer OF Mont
gOnery county, were married 10y the Rev. /.
". Hooper, -. j.. Yesterday evening the
celebration Of their silver wedding took place.
The cards announced the reception from TO
/. /. Nj.
Shortly after the first hour the guests
commenced 10 assemble, and merry
scene presented itself Many were the
love passages. delightful were the
secret courtships of the, couples regene-
rated by this happy memento OF days gone
by. as well they might be since no flight Of
the imagination WAS requisite to imagine the
handsome BRIDE and groom he. attired IN the
c Intentional black suit. with silk vest OF
twenty five years since. and she IN one OF
those charming dresses of white which made
the wearer look all sweetness and sOttne-s
and purity and yet here were represented
tour generations in the persons of Mrs. Anne
c. Pblegar. mother Of the bride Mrs. TheO-
dore Z. Campbell. her daughter, and little
Miss Anna NJ. Campbell her granddaughter,
who wore on this occasion the bTeastpln worn
by ner great grandmother at her marriage
The house was brilliantly lighted by means
of handsome lamps. chandeliers and rows Of
candles arranged in arches. half arches and
every conceivable shape which artistic fancy
could suggest. ana decorated with the eX-
Quiste taste peculiar tn the hostess.
Providence has dealt to Captain and Mrs.
johnson with open hand its blessings of
peace and prosperity during the twenty-five
years Just elapsed and all. both present and
absent. unite in the one hearty wish that the
ensuing years may DO replete with happiness,
md that all that can and does coRduce b its
attainment may be theirs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
BANK OF WAYNESB0R0 FAILS.
Tie People Of The Town Startled BY
The Announcement.
/ DESPERATE ACR7sLLY WOUNDED,
f,,, slcJanns Shot From Ambush by IN
known r,rtios-A Negro Guarded In
Tsi.seburg TO Prevent Iynchipg.

S,t,ro~. Va. Doc. 2i.-ISpecial The
oalei town Of Waynesboro was stirred to Its
Nefv centre this morning when 1t awoKe 10
sssd the following notice. posted on the front
door 81 the Bank Of Wanycsboro;
.Notce-Owing 70 the tightness IN the
mono, market inis bank IS compelled to s''s-
mend on ness. The firm has made an assign
menl. en- racing AL their property. both as a
aim and as individuals. and it j. confidently
ssserted that every debt Of the oank Will DO
uail u nj. A statement will DO published
A. soon As possible showing the true condition
of the hank.
Tie following has been issued: 49,.
'l our depositOrs will exercise little
patience aud .oTbearance they VIII find that
tho viii be paid IN iuii.
Isl aed ~. f. KEYS. Cashier"
fh, Dank Is a private concern and has been
rr p. Messrs Rescnberger AMI Shirley. OF
htal aIket- a. The gentlemen have SINH
Dr. k at GOrd nsvlle. MarrentOD and
FrnrI oval. and u is thought that ali these
b.ar e. will 81 err The business Of the
bank as never been very extensive ana vet
there are some heavy losers. One concern
ia MaynesbOro loses over - 900 Very little
O.. O. . paper OF the bank is held by our ban KS
bore. ONE checks have passed here to-day
~ me Bank of Waynesb0ro but these Wa be
charged back - RoseubeTger IS also inter-
rs.td IA the IRON Cross bank AT 5asle CITY
.inrday Inst Sam McAlanns. living near
Nest augusta Augusta county. Va was
not. and 1t Is thought mortaily wounded.
WcA'aans has TOT years been the terror OF
ths neis hDorno0d Not long since he went
- tie mouse OF = neighbor. where II Is SAID
he WAS too intimate. and beat the proprietor
Jft,d. ni!y. While on Il deer 81 nd Satur-
aay e Jams Was shot at seven times. The
frst shot bit idm IN the + ght breast and
paased through his body, and another shot hit
lin IL tue arm He IS bleeding internally
~ 4 : not lpected to live. The party who
I'D tie shooting was in ambush aud - not
known.
Lrs.4. Va. Dec. 2l.-lSpeciaL u .Rosen-
berger & Shirley. who have been conducting
a banking business at Newmarket sa. and at
Waynesboro, Va. the latter known as the
Bank Of haynesboro. have made an assign
1.ent 70 Y. II. ord. OF uray. and 4. A.
Bsnet Newmarket. a.. for the benefit of
litOr- IT is claimed that the assets will ~
su Gent 10 satisfy the Liabilities which are
est mated at about one hundred thousand
Z. Liars
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serious consequences were appreheDded.
Since then blood poison has set in. and since
Saturday he has been gradually growing
worse.
Mr.. John w. Holland. one OF the Oldest
and most prominent tobacconists OF the city.
who is i'll with pneumonia. il reported some
what better this evening. and hopes are now
entertained OF bis recovery.
The funeral f Miss Julia Green will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
The public sales of leaf tobacco will be dis
continued in this city from the 23d to Janu-
AIRY 4th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
Congressman Meredith now.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Dec. 81. Special. r.
Mr.. Meredith has smiled sll day. and bis
friends are renewing their congretu atoms;
for his credentials has come and he VIII
doubtless get in this year -,
Merchants here are complaining Of small
sales and little profits, and then everything
goes 10 Washington where it Is claimed only
patent medicines are lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22

Charles L. Vandegrift. son OF the late Henry
W. Nandegrift, of Alexandria died in Man
cos Cal. Thur day, OF pneumonia
Mrs. Mar-aret A. Combs died IN Warrenton
Thursday Il the nineteth year of her age
The salem Times Register says Letters
have been received here during the past few
days from Off ials and reliable sour Q, civ NJ
assurance that among the first things that
will Le considered by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad autl critics from this time until it is
cbnsumnated will DO the completion o. their
Valley road from Lexington to salem. aud
the tenor OF the letters is such that Il IS con-
fdently elieved that It will DO bu: a short
time before work will DO commenced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22

PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. 2l.-iSpecial. :
Sheriff Boissean arrived here last night with
Junius Cotton and committed him TO jail oT
safe keeping. Cotton was brought here from
the al If Prince George county 70 prevent
lynching lie is the negro who assaulted Mr.
Washington West OF Prince George some
DAYS ago an account OF which was published
in THIS correspondence ut the time. Mr.:
West by whom Cotton was employed told
some Of bis bands that he did not think Cot
ton was worth twenty five cents q day and he.
hearing Of this asked Mr. West II he had SAID
SO. Mr. West told the negro that he had
made such remark. and this led TO the DIM
Guilty. Mr.. West was quite badly beaten but
his INJURIES are not considered serious.
The Eglert0n farm, II brunswick county,
containing $50 acres. was purchased on
Saturday by Mr.. j. T. Dalton. The price
paid was : 90. There Is said to be plenty
OF granite on the place.
The CONGREGATION Of West-EDd Baptist
church on yesterday subscribed 81 400 20 the
fund to be raised for the building of the
Second Baptist church to be erected on the
corner of sycamore and Oak streets.
Rev. j. " Rosebro, ID. D.. pastor OF Tabb-
street Presbyterian church, lett this morning
for 81 ok
Rev. John Rideout delivered a very inter
estng address before the \ Dung Men,
Christian Association at their hall yesterday
afternoon.
Pat. Coyle. white painter who attempted
TO commit suicide by swallowing an ounce Of
laudanum, was discharged from jail this
morning.
Justice Taylor. Of City Point. WAS engaged
on Saturday hearing the case of one OF the
young men who were charged with trespass
on the Calling marshes in Prince George
county and shooting sora thereon. The de-
PENDANT WAS found guilty and fine was i'm
posed. An appeal was taken from the Jus
tees decision. Captain f. r. Lassiter. coun-
sci for the defendants in these cases. lett for
Manchester this morning to apply to Judge
e. a. Hancock for proper writ to prevent
Justice Taylor from trying any moro Of these
cases on the ground that justice Of the
peace hasn't the right to try a case when the
title 10 real estate is involved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22

Front ROYAL, Va. Dec. II. -lSpecial. -
The people of this county DO G that the Leg
islstnre will make no change IN the matter OF
he judgeship IF Warren and Clarke. In the
first place 1t would be u needless expense 10
put the tate to 20 have nudge Tor each
unity. for If the present salary were 10 Q
divided between two il would not then be
sufficient pay FOR either and no one would
want il and TO pay moro would be payin1 out
more money and then getting very prob
ably, less com, eteDt judges. Az 1t Is we have
in Judge tiles Cook one OF the most ell
cent ind scholarly Judges IN the State.
Warren county Is proud OF him and well she
may be
MAJOR S. S. Turner and +. Il. Jackson,
Esq. have been in Washington for the last
few days. Hon. II. II. Downing is now IN
that city also.
Cur usually healthy town has been turned
into a quasi lospital. The grip seems to
have found Its way into every house
hold. Just now IL seems 10 love shining
mark. and has concentrated Its powers Oh the
Young ladies' Among those who have il are
Miss Bessie Roy, Miss Leila OrrsoD. Miss NJ.
Carter and Miss Mary +. Johnson, d pupil of
the Corcoran Art School. who is spending her
holiday vacation with her parents here.
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rLr Season "a Old Point Comfort opea.

FoETA~ss MONROE. VA. Dec. q. Ii may
be due = lio prevalence of the grip in the
North that the season ut Old Point Comfort
has opened 30 early. This winter haven is NJ
this date astir with the life Il usually boasts
only IN the month OF March
People are still talking of the visit OF Lady
Some set. WHO spent short time here with
Der son aud his tutor. During her visit she
addressed the Hampton Indian schools. and
WAS very much Impressed with the good re-
Gnlts in educating the Indian aud colored
children. Her temperance principles would
have Ill 'o.ed "a great shock had she counted
the number of saloons within stones throw
Of the soldlers' Home at Hampton. Both
these institutions are now within easy dis
tance from Old Point through the medium Of
AZ electric railway completed few weeks
since.
Inc completion o. the immense structure
OF the hotel thhin0 erlain Is for some reason
retarded lack Of sufficient funds is ru-
more IL promises TO TO commanding edi-
nee ehgibly located.
Al fori Monroe extensive preparations are
heng made Tor the contemplated military
fetes ot the week and the reception OF the
ianhies Of many Of tie officers stationed
here az this artillery school From the num-
Der OF 81 GERS al the tort this year. and some
O. fm ct The Younger school, and the early
az 81 visitors gayety IL military circles
y VLiises 20 outriyal past seasons.
ne oil the most marked improvements fOl
'he ~ niery school has been pushed 10 COM
ilet-"n ~ the rance Tor long practice Ii
"e'th'iisfad the active use OF dynamite and
eialf. INT Is now considered tho yet range of
o~ts In the ties II runs for two
niles north Of the fort.
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Ordained 10 the Bapti.t Ministry.

CHAR1oTrEsy1LLr. Va. Dec. 2l.-iSpecial. !
The Rev. J. f. Gwatkin WAS ordained 10 the
ministry OF the Baptist Church last evening.
The ordination sern II was preached by the
Rev. \ T.. dickinson. of the Religious Her
= the charge to the pastor was delivered by
the kev. B. II. Dement,, OF Buena Vista; the
. ev. w. +. Robertson. of Morgan ILL., J. Bap-
tst Seminary presented the Bible. and the
Rev John Il. Turpn of Charlottesville, gave
the riglt-hand OF fellowship Mr.. Gwatkin
has been Oiligent student at the University
of Virginia for several wears. and is alto
gether well equipped for the work he has
chosen.
The Taptst chapel in Fifeville. suburb of
this city. was dedicated Yesterday the Rev
Or. ickinsoE preaching the sermon. The
ney Mr.. Dement,. OF Buena Vista, also spoke
The extra fare charged on the Richmond
and Danvllle Washington and Southern vesti-
bule limited known as the CannOnball train
has been abolished. Tie first train went
through yesterday at the usual charges
Mr. Oscar keirson. OF Lynchburg. spent
Sunday in this city.
Mrs w. L. Allen nee Sterling). of Coving-
ton. Va, has come home t. spend the noli-
days.
Miss Jennie Cummings spent last week with
Mrs George ". Olivier. but is now in Wash
ington.
nev J. If. Gwinn Of the Charlottesville
Female Seminary il quite i'll of pneumonia
Mrs Maggie Gordon Of Suffolk has been
visiting Mrs. John Hamilton, of this city for
several weeks She left to-day Tor Locust
Lale. Madison county. where she will spend
ElTstuYs
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Fine Art Linens and LaCeS for the Table and Buffet

imported Dns
and
artist
Tlandna andB Pillow
Inshp in IN Swiss IY
Henstt he'd Linen I)amask
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in width
wonderfully Hemsltched
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22

ID wcsssgRa. Va. Dec. 2l.-ISpecial. +
.''rilay hev =. Runaway, u. D.. pastor OF
os twenty-iitn anniversary sermon and ar.
''sd'nthetwenty sixth year of his passionate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
Chane.s In lie yirginIa Chnr,s

The following are some Of the important
corrections made during November on The
and Geodetic Survey: Virginia Chesapeake
Bay entrance Buoy moved. The outer en-
trance buoy rcd nun No. p has been moved
to u position in sc feet of water from which
Cape Henry light bears s. w. 3. w.
distant $40 miles. (See n t. NJ. No l4G.
par. Is. Il l.. II. Board November 80, o..
This affects charts 1870. l3i. 1877. $40. ., 10 and
Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22

He WA elected in October. 1866. and removed
10 fredericksburg and preached his Inaugural
ton sermon on tho third SUNDAY I'D csceni-
be- following. DR.. Dunaway. wa norn IN
Lancaster county, Va. November >. 1929. ana
when young man chose law rs bis PROBES
sior. but gave up prosperous u sin'9S -
enter the ministry when about thirty years VI
age e pit
mond he is now filing his first ana only
postorato And II the present outnh a1ec-
ton and confidence between pastor ana
church be taken into account " u 'u'o
likely this will be his only pastorste. Though
he has been invited TO accept other posi'i'hs
Mt n larger salary his affection for ms church
and attachment the people generally where
he lives is such that he has declined All such
in, stations.
Dr. unaway is not only greatly beloved
by MS own church. but Is held III hi2h es-
teem by all the people Of tho city irrespec-
tive of denominational ties, on account OF MS
broad catholic s9ifit.
The place which he holds in the confidence
and es, cem Of his denomination at large In
the State and in the South is shown 10y the
fact that for many years lie has been a men,
Der of the board Of trustees OF the LuchmOnu
College and a member and vlce-president ot
,he board OF trustees Of the Southern zap
tist theological Seminary at Louisville. ny.
The cegree Of doctor OF divinity was CON
ferred on hun by Richmond College IN the
year 1877.
The text yesterday was takan from J. Croni-
c,es. xxx chgpter 18th. 18th and 18th ycrses.
DR.. runaway gave history of the church,
and his illusions % some Of those who had
passed away were very sad and impressive.
ter the services Captain :. j. Duinn re-
quested the con re- alton 20 be seated, and,
al ancing TO the pulpit. presented to Dr,
Dnnaway in very Appropriate speech seye-
raj beautiful and valuable articles IN behalf
of the members Of tho church as mark
Of thor appreciation and esteem. Dr.. Duna;;
way eelingy responded. and. taking his saud
in front # the pulpit. the entire congregation
passed by and shook him by the hand and ex-
tended congratulations and good wishes.