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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

fCOrrespOndence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
FpEpFRIcKsBuRG. Va. February 6.-Mr.
w. II. Berry, of Baltimore, spent several
days in ths city this week with relatives
Miss Susie Butzner. Of Fort wayne, lnd, Is
visiting relatives in this county.
Hon N. Il. Rowe is in the city on important
business and viii return to his legislative duties
on Monday.
Miss Ella Snowden, OF the county, Is visiting
relatives in Wakefield, Mass.
Nrs Thomas Wood, Of Chatham, Va, is visit
ing her son here, Mr.. b. J.. Wood.
Miss Irene Woody, OF Alexandra, who has
been sick at her parents residence here, Is con-
Mr.. Charles Cash is out again after n severe
attack Of the grip.
our popular tOwnsmsn, Mr.. William ]. King,
who has been quite sick, Is much improved 10
Nr. John H. White has stocked his farm, Al
tOona,n near this city. with fifty dozen quails.
lie is preparing the place Tor private huntihg'
Rev. ]. c. Stewart OF Baltimore, will preach
in the Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
and night. After the morning services con-
gregAtional meeting Will be held With the view
of calling pastor. -,
church will be held tomorrow evening. Inc
pulpit will DO filed both morning and night by
the Presiding Elder. DR.. X. X. $. llough.
! Rev. N. " Wharton, Of Baltimore delivered q
| very instructive lecture at the Opera-liouse las
night to a large audience. Subject: Ups anC
Downs II Life" IL was for tho benefit OF The
Sunbeam Society Of the Baptist church.
| The rcsidCnce Of hr. W. A. McWhlrt, aD0u
| I'VE miles from this city, was totally destroyed
| hy fire last night, with most OF its contents
| There was no insurance, and the origin OF TAI
| nre Il unknown. IL was two-stOry irain'
dwelling.
| A meeting Of tho Grnys will be held Monda,
| night Tor the purpose OF reorg inlzing ana IN
| election Of officers. The name OF Mr.. ii. '.
yonschon is prominently spoken OF In cVnnec
| ton with the captaincy.
| About four inches OF snow fell here yesterday
| and the weather Is very cold. The thermOmete
| registered ~ degrees below freezing this morn
| ing.
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day afternoon 20 Mira Reynal. which brought out
the full strength OF he garrison.
MrR Dcrby. widow cf MAJOR Derby, United
States engineers. aud her daughter, Misc
Mary Derby, who have corrupted one OF tho engi-
neers' cottages for tAe pH-t eight or zen years
nave cold out their eSe,ts and VIII leave the
Pom, permanently In fea days. MISS DERBY
hss been prominent IN all social matters, has
aidod materially la making the plays presented
. 1grcess. and vii DO s1diy missed from the
pleasant society Of mo Post.
Tie s.res railroad company have put up a
naNnuor OF lights GA the Point during the week
OF 6OO-cauGie power. Two of them are on the
main wharf and viii be Of great service to the
steamboat hines touching here; one IN Hont OF
SIR. Watxins's drugstore. and tho others as
tHbuse1 from that point 20 Mll-Creek uri1.e
C15nel Dan. Lamont, VINO was private score
tsfy b President Cleveland, arrived irOn new
YORK ThuYsday morning and will spend a lev
dtys 90 the iIygeia.
large force OF workmen arc now engaged
by tao engineers department In removing me
old gun platforms Ia the redonbt, where the new
platforms for the disappearing gun carriages are
20 be PLACED. These platforms are composed OF
stone and concrete. On Monday last charge OF
dynamite was paced under one OF these massei
Of concrete, which broke it all % pieces, az vol
a. about hundred lights Of glass N the once
quarters IN the garrison.
Tho following X chmonders have registered NJ
the Dygoia during the week: Miss kuDy
Vaughan, John :. Elicit and Wife, george D.
Eohn, Mrs. Cullen, Jacob kirsl.
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CnNlnnInn.
lCorrespondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.


CovINaroN, Va, February 6.-County
Court adjourned yesterday. 1t has been
in session since Tuesday--an unusually long
term. Robert Sawyers. indicted for forgery, was
tried and defended by General William SSeen'
OF COvingtOn, and Mr.. John Osborn, OF Union,
". Va. The Jury could not reach n verdict and
the prisoner was released ON BAH to appear al
The next court for now trial.
Tho members Of the bar present at this
term Organized themselves into the Allegheny
Bar Association. The officers elected to serve
The first term of one year are: President, cap
tain Il. l.. Parrish; Vice-Presidoni, George h.
Anderson; secretary ana Treasurer, Turner h.
Hnckman. These three. together with MessFS.
George A. Revcrcomb and John 4. Delaney
compose the Executive Committee.
the committees appointed by tho COyington
Young Mems Christian Association Tor tho year
ending January 81, 1898, are a. 10 lows:
ON Religious NOrk-Dr. II. ". Anderson, q.
". i.icnarisou, j. h. Ovorhot.
on New Mombers-E. j. Peck, t. j. Smith, G..
d. Kline. - -.
ford, Meredith Leitch.
on Finance-J. j. Hobbs. S. S. Carpenter, j..
W. Bell.
Mr. j. d. Hobbs is here on a visit to his brother,
Mr. J. J. Hobbs, clerk OF the courts OF Allegheny
county.
lawyer. Is the guest OF M. +. Nj. Jones, oil CHI
ton Forge.
Rev Colin Stokes has returned from visit 10
relatives In Eastern Virginia.
SIR. b. II. Deiord, the proprietor Of the tannery
81 Lurey, Is stopping at the lntermont.
MIR. j. b. Hastings is staying at the COviugton
Hotel
Nr. =. Edwards has left Coyngton to make
his home in New York, where he Will become a
partner ia "a notion business
Mr. r. f. Buck, of RGdford, was taken sudden
ly and dangerously Ill, ana still continues N
great danger.
this yeek were: Messrs. George N. Anderson,
Turner X. hackman, X. q. James, OF Clifton
Forge; j. II. McAlstcr, of Warm Springs; and
John Osborne, OF Union, W. Va.
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Clifton Forge.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CLIFTON FoRGE, VA. February 5.-ClIftou
Forge was on Yesterday visited with snow
OF about three inches. The SHOWS here have
been few and Ugh. during the present winter.
John Woolwne, who very mySferiOl=iy cl7ae
reared from West Clifton Forge about two week
ago, has since been heard from at Aiderson' W.
Va NO explanation VI his quick departure mas
been given.
Tho evangelist, w. ". Smith, who created
considerable sensation here some days ago on
account Of his erratic aud Irresponsible u..er,
snces. has taken his departure. It IS reported
that Parkersburg will be his next Eeid oi ae'
ton.
on Wednesday last an application was made
10 The County Court Of Allegheny by Daniel
ODonneli for retail liquor license at Iron Gate.
The application was fought ~ number OF tae
citizens OF the town, and after long ana coii-
tinued struggle and the Introduction OF = 'h5i
deal OK evidence pro and coa the Court refused
10 grant the license.
A new schedule regulating tho arrival and De.
parture OF trains az Clifton Forge 10 announced
10 take effect ON Monday the 9Th Instant, Dy
which arrangement the new depot In Wes'
Clifton Forge will be open 10 the public.
Mesars. j. 4. Page ana James a. FRAZER and
DIR. X. s. Wiley are oil on q nying trip 70 Sinein'
natl.
The Clifton German Club, encouraged by us
mast success has sent out invitations for another
dance 10 be given in the Nettieton building Oh
the night OF the 18TH.
The Chiffon Club will give a reception a. It's
rooms, In the Frazier buildlng, on the evening Of
SUPERINTENDENT Doyle, OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio road, spent several days In town this week
In the interests OF hts company.
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l'-r-0nieuce Of the Richmond Dispatchl
,fttN}rtr. Va, February 6.-Mr. j. b.
H4r. n.o las been confined TO his bed
' f.l. B., Nlf again.
l't l... ur b. b.. Harding. after protraciei
t rss NeI and oat
'h Houston, the popular manager OF
llh.a Springs, has rallied from "a
...t Is uf the rilp.
WE'D -l..e Irving las accepted position
N. Virginia Iio-lnsurance Company, az
. p. Morris has gone to Lynchburg
~, as A. Wo,dson, Of Iyecbburg, was in
.f .Irsfly
h Beverley Egeleston. pastor az Rock
~ h IH southwest Virginia, has been Wis
t.l relatives here this week.
. r' Dc harrison, 81 Nartinsyille, Va.
'it.ie this week % see his paronts.
h-i t. Waller n. Richardson.
H, and Mrs. Ware arc in Nashville,
t. attended tho burial % Mira Ware $
Nr .lam kennard Nottingham.
f.. Roe. OF Apo uattox, Is visiting
aH- Bagby.
...l b. fltuey, % Kcysyllle, spent sew
"N.mg friends here this week.
So. -, ~ the Slate Female Normal
No.. aftent from town IN Ashland,
ia'ter dloi on last Monday
"'fts.u ira guest OF the Misses Andor-
e.. nI''rh Mckinney, m esseDeer 20 the Gov
~, i.a, sabbath here with bis parents,
~ .f-. p. D. Mckinney.
f,r.t.. ai'l-l fauonage Society last Thurs
.t.' Mss Kate Lsfimor. Of Richmond, read
f..- 'ii from "pickWick Papers,; Miss
49,. Ilan read AZ order for a Picture,
srs.. 'i.lflile Silver Band discoursed very
IN, eos stirring music
E.,r..'..' ,.on fitzgerald, OF Richmond, was Ia
a. ~. thursday.
ss-... p. D. h.oe has been confined 70 the house
IN, tta't with mo grip.
to,t., 10 Harvey, dr., went 70 Crewe on We'd
tlsrso q, /, .'iiieipate 10 public concert gwen
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yin have a parade and aae-raising on the
Twanty-aecond.
The Pythians have decided 10 have celcbra-
ton In a short TINA.
Mr.. William House. one OF tho Oldest citizens
OF tho town. died on Monday and was buried
ron the Methodist church on Tuesday.
Rev. w. II. Christian and Mr. &. A. Overd0rf
were IN Portsmouth Tuesday
Rev, W. w. Tapping Il quite ~
=. superintendent X. y. Smith. 81 tho Electric
Hallway, Left for Washington on Friday.
~ Mics Mamie Cunningham was ON tho way
70 her school, az HicIman's. on Tuesday, her
bury VAS backed into by n har.e ridden by a
over dep ditch. into Which Tho YOUNG lady was
thtown. but fortunately escaped serious iniury.
II - hoJgti that tao lOung Mons tbris9cn
ASSOCIATION delegation from this town 70 the
Richmond convention viii not be 80 large rs II
wa inst year NJ Iynchburg.
The Gloe Club suns A. the soldiers Homo
sunday school yesterday Afternoon.
WORK viii be commenced ~ once on enlarfing
The icciure-room % the Methodist church.
An Afternoon ipa was given on yesterday 81
tho rosiicnn7 ~ Dr. J. 4. B0utele y RI 50 funds
Tor the king'e Daughters.
Mr. II. -. Williams. SfAte sccrctafy ~ the
Young Meas Christian Association, was here
Sunday.
TIC following Younv Mons Christian Aeeocia-
iioa secretaries attended tue conference horo on
Monday; ". o. voorhees,, OF Norfolk; A. r. paul,
81 Portsmouth g. 4. 3reea, OF Borsley, ana g.
G. Kent. IT., Of Newport Move.
Mr.. Mclean, Of Nowport hews, sister 81 ". r.
Hughco, ESQ, was buried IN - Johns church
yard n hur-d.y, the services taking place ~
the Presbyterian church.
VI. ". q. Face. Of Norfolk, LED tho Young
Mems Christian Association meeting on SUNDAY,
and Mr.. Nerbci a. Newport News. lod Friday.
Miss Lucy 1aDb ia' returned from Richmond.
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Old Point Comfort

fcorrespondenco OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
ON PolSr CoaFoRr VA. February e.
Colonel Il. NJ. Hughes completed ms VOTE
NJ The post on Saturday last. lie MADE . most
carefnl nud thorough examination OF the Atlii-
lery school and was much pleased WIN ils ptAe,
ticsl working under the able direction OF ooione a
Royai n. Frank Colonel Hughes iolt on Aiohu"S
~, Richmond "a route for key West,
Nrs Casey wife Of Captain Suas casey, coli-
,,.,nStnS me cruiser Newark, and her charming
aanghter arrived from Washington on SATURDAY:
The Nevsrt is stin at YOrKiowa' but Is eApoc'oa
In Tho Roads tue latter part OF next weeA.
Post-Chaplain w. n. Iully, lately sta,sonet Nv
Fort Wipzato, n. NJ. arrived mere iroln Fi''7-
burg on "a visit Iuceahy: ., ,ha ,.rrlson.
Mrs. Lieutenant Nandeuseni on tno gar is ,s
Left on Monday evening Tor Washington y"
visit 70 friends. -. :. an. post aorially
,or tbs mast two month";. but with tho ARRIVAL "a
= number OF pleasant people VINO sponu VIC
.nrlng season al the Hyseia, ~ mas prlsnsons y
IN wonderfully. aud promises 10 Do 40 guy ~
,sual until the advent OF Ient ~, p-nx
a., aoutay n 'ternO0n Colopei ana mfc- r"ns
80. tsa In honor Of Mrs Reynai, OF New
Ta,s. one OF tho most popular lshios Nne sIses
me Hygeia with her presence: Az Was esse" u's J,
hS al he ofieers and iadies OF tho garfison anu
W. = very delightful Affair." MIS-. FRANK Is
ehsrning hostess. and never 30 happy - "hoA
an ertnining her friends 49, p.,
An elegant dinner vas given py Mrs heynn,
IA the benquct-ha o. the nyke'ss ~ sss-s ~ ~
oyefiux 70 : number Of oncors ana lao'cs " 'A'
~ Wu,er entertained Mrs Captain easel
and daughter AZ = dinner On ss.u ~. ~ Sst
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PORTSMOUTH'S PUSH.
PROPOSED INpusT RIAL ENTERPRISES
ACROSS THE RIVER.
Work Of an Automatic Fire-Extiuguisher.
Mail and Express Trains Go Info Ports
neutrality-suspicious. Decision.
Heterogeneous Of tho Richmond D'spstch.l

fCorresponGence OF the Eichmoai Dspatcn-l
NORFOLK, February CA canning-tac-
tory on large scale is talked OF near
Portsmouth. and this. with the proposed
furnuure-factory. suspender-tactory' ana
chemical. works. if they materiaiIze. VIII
start quite boom in the industrial Inc
on that side Of the river. Port Norfolk,
the newly.laid-ofT town at the mouth OF
the Western Branch aud opposite west
Norfolk. will shortly be connected with
Portsmouth by an electric railway ana Is
TO open up this sumner ~ watering-
place. hotel IS nearing complexion
there. and a number OF other buildings sre
gong I'D. The place affords a splenuid
view of Hamilton Roads and the lower
harbor and possesses the advantages OF
popular resort IN the future. Maryland
and Ohio syndicate own the property anu
have already expended considerable money
IN improving II.
coNFLAGRArroS AvERTED.
A match in lot of cotton started hre
az the Chesapeake Knlt'ing-Mills, In
Berkeley, Yesterday afternoon but seri-
Gus confagratIon was ayerted by the al
mIrable working of an automatic hre-
extlnguisher..
A large force OF men are az WORK repair
ing the iron drawbridge over the western
Branch damaged by the steamer sesper.
The Norfolk and Western mail ana eS-
press trains are now running into Ports
mouth for two or three days owing to
the broken drawbridge. The trans swltch
off at Suffolk and connect with the Ports-
mouth ferry.
RECOVERING.
Cantaln John III. BoCart, of Franklin,
Southampton county, who has been Sc
riously Ill, is now recovering.
Captain Delk, of the steamer Accomac,
who mas been Ill at the Retreat Tor the
Sick, has gone to Baltimore to have his
eyes treated.
Rev. DR.. william T.. Judkins, OF Rich
mond, is in Portsmouth visiting his SON
in-aw. Captain John :. Jenkins. Dr. Jud-
kins was preacher and presiding elder III
this section tor many years.
NO WHARF CHARGES.
Judge Brooke has decided that transpor-
tation companies cannot collect wharf
charges on freight they land here.
Mr.. s. Wentworth Paul. for several years
| city editor of the Norfolk Landmark, has
resigned to move to New York, and Is sue
ceeded by Mr. II. 5. Barley, young lawyer
| of the city.
Acknowledgment Shirley Hope. United
States navy. attached to the maynard,
| left for Richmond to-day to spend O few
| DAYS with friends
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dependence of the Richmond Dl'uatcAl
TrumBG. Va. February G.-Niss Anna
O.-. Nho has been visiting friend. ll A-hr-
.. See. for tF0 weeks, hae returned nome.
.ncl Joseph D. MiHeirec. oi htnnta' ca
OIL. isrn iu fls .Ifr % lIF or loo, en-. lltns tho
..runrs of iis many rienu-.
II.s.s Lizzie ami tmut Freeman oi N"li1ik,
OH. .In guests 40 friends hero.
r. d. ID. iHek, wife, ans d1lrh''r cam" 10
f.... yesterday on "a rai mission. the o''n-
..H .rtl. fluorll oi Bias. s.. J.. Lcath, sister
.. N.. NIIrf.
.-u d. Phillips, Who went 90 Mcrklcnturg
.... tN.. sF,es io attend tuc maria 90 or his
.. Professor 10. ". If H'irt, returned yesterday
.......i hy Ni-s Emma B0i-sonu.
N. Iu NrtwcEou, ul Sew Orleans, "a 70
a... .Ir homo of bier father, Mr. Simon
...... -new.l remain here seyfal weeks.
u. rnuic May, of LIneubufg county IS
.. ....-a Wool. Of Richmond, who has been
..... some days with friends here, LETT yes
n. IHaa Iauirr q Norfolk, IL viaiting
f...l-II cue Corkttr cifJ.
N.. f..us ~lraus. of Bi ehm0nd, who ia chair
l.. r.e EAc ufiyo Committee % the Central
|T.. .s regarded at ono % tho most usNll
r....,- Df tlo Board Ol Visitors. iO D. always
.r.l...arI has done valuable service Co the
r.. 1.I lIe asylum.
Ar.nI tournament and ball viii take place
itI. .rIanI. southampton county, ou Welues-
OH. OH. IUll instant Hon. o. y. Nobrcu viii ho
I- DENT gentlemen viii ari "a assistant mar
....UI Judges. Hon. ~. a. 1ltrcss viii de-
.... Orc charge 90 enc knicuH. SOME ot tho
H.t rIcn 100 Virginia are 30 Spuihnmi N
ODDLY nUI win participate in the til'lnr. Too
.lrsH. address win be- delivered by Hon. W.
N.. A.-e Iylo Jones. OF Now York. who has
tt.. OBJ. cu.-i ~ the Misses Johnston, spent
.H fUr week Boo kichmOnd.
N... ..s.. NJ isou, OF this city, a. visiting Ash
NJ. .a .I.. guest az Ha ~HIilo irUF.
Naaale Martin, OF Portsmouth, Is a wel-
.0r il our city.
.a a-4iu,u attractions in Richmond this
great many al feiersburgs young
witness Thorn.
N. ..l polnau ana M-s. Kirby Smith have
r.f. Washington O spend lev dafs'
....ei- patient in the Central Asylum Who
N..H. r Il. unt "a cont in ihe world, lmaSinea
Nlt F..Ifn is greater than that 81 al the A Be-
tH. t4rlern.'ts, aud Goulds combined. lie
ie worth "tgcnty-acyon thousand nu-
." ...r. ana STICKS 90 thai exact amount
t..N fn tells 60 all visitor lie cannot
0r.t.i shy amau of go much wealth should
cH.r.I within the walls Of nu asylum.
'stt.n J.hu g. Grlru, % Amelia county, IA
Sd. at l1I-htcr. Mra- W. ". Iowuos.
Nt i. t. ilcy, ono oi the most prominent
ot..Y merchants IN The city, has so Tar
'r-.l from his attack OF the grip az TO DO
Sizes l.I1 nash and Miss Eva Carter, OF Balti-
Pol. r'U 'u fte city visiting friends. They are
i-I
N.,. ,sH'r Osborne. OF Louisville. KY, is visit
%. l.rt.t.r, MIA John b. Bland.
N.. cassie Stsrkc "a visiting EmpOria, the
t.t.. ter sister, Mrs. vs.. f. Bailey.
hr- I.0aiuaz, Of lynchburg, II visiting her
.f'.r., Nrt George Cameron, Jr.
'. Edward Dromg0Ole, Of brunswick
.f.-tus friends In the city.
l.t-...l.
N.-. d. 3D. O.iofne. Of Louisville, KY. is the
81 ler daughter Mira John b. Bland.
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IOXipgstOn.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
Iov,,asrnx February 6.-Mrs DR. Massie


LIVINGSTON. February 6.-AIrs. DR.. Massie
TunstalI lett Loyingston on tuesday tor
Iynchburc whore she Is visiting Mrs. Rob
Winfred From Lyncnburg she will go 10 Roa-
noka where she will visit Miss Emma Engleby.
Mr.. John X. Anderson, OF Richmond. has been
visiting Mr.. Horeley, OF Rock Can, near Win
gina. ,,,. =
Point. n. y. visiting his brother Lieutenant
Robinson, OF that institution.
ON sunday last the Methodist sunday school,
which had been closed for several months ON &C
count of sickness aud bad weather, met and re-
organized. , =, go.
friends In Alexandra.
Mr.. James Z. Liebuck. OF Elkton, mas Deen
visiting friends at ElmingtoD.
Mr.. Levi johnson. OF Baltimore. Is visiting his
mother, near Eimington.
Mr.. Walker Willoughby, OF Elmington. was
assaulted by three negroes on the public road
and badly beaten. The negroes were promptly
arrested aud sent on 10 the grand Jury.
Mrs L. Il. Spencer. OF Loyingslon, Is visiting
frien,,s and relatives in Harrlsonbnrg. Va
Montreal. this county. claims young lady who
has Killed. in company with her prother, great
many opo-sums this winter.
Mrs Emma Nightingale aud her daughter, Miss
Bellah, are visiting the family OF captain
Watcher Davis, OF Montreal
Miss Cora Spencer Is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Washington.
Miss Annie Msxton, OF Pennsylvania, 10 visit
ing her friend. Miss Maude Davis
Nrs x r. Witt, OF Montreal, has returned homo
from a visit to her daughter al biaeneid, W.
IN
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JUDGE cAsssL CONGRATULATED.
Organization of Rsdford's Corporation
Court Building sew ThnTchrs.

Correspondence az the Richmond Dispatch
RADFoRn. VA. February 5.-Ihe tele-
gram received here to-day announcing the
appointment of bon. q. T.. Cassel as the
first Judge al the Corporation Court OF our
city gives general satisfaction, aud has APP
peased the suspense Of the many anxious
friends OF the two candidates. of course
the friends of the other candidate would
prefer To see him on the bench. vet they
ioin il congratulating Judge Cassei, and
believe he will faithfully perform his judi
cial duties.
Judge Cassel will organize bis court "a
soon as be receives his commission and
the necessary papers establishing the
court. He viii have all Of his court officers
ready for appointment as soon as he quail
fies. These Will hold their offices until the
spring election.
Professor Miles. of Emory and Henry
College IS negotiating for the purchase of
tho LnffrDrtse which he wishes 10 improve
and convert into a daily sheet as soon as
iustifable.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
All the denominations have had lots
donated to them for houses of worship,
and they are raising funds 10 build. The
Presbyterians have already commenced
their building and hope to complete It
this summer. The EpIscopalians, WHO
have Que chapel. are arranging to borrow
money 10 build another. and are assured
OF success.
Tonight witnesses the first leap-year par
ty Of The city given at La Belle Inn by the
young people Of the town. It IS pro-
nounced success in brilliancy, beauty. and
enjoyment.
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uess-men. vas 10 Southwest Virginia few days
ago on n business ir.p.
Mr. George T. Burr, OF fhis place, the Mteess
lumber inanufa ,tufer In Sussex. u Duiiaine
railroad eight miles In length from near bs"k-
, iusyille 10 a roni on the Norfolk ana Weste,n
railroad ahouf two miles west OF this place. ne
has alrcady laid one mile OF the ftnck.
Sir. 4. 4. Dobs Us In the neighborhood OF jar
rats. ..,, u
Mis- Pearl Benlo Of Suffolk. IA visiting Mrs. H.
T. West nonr Ibis town.
Mr. + J. Cbappell, OF bonneville, was In onr
town few DAYS ago en- ro,fc u Petersburg
Mr.. C. & Pa,sOn-, member OF the iicu'e on
pcIevates from sgsssx and Greenesviue, came
home l. spend sunday aad did not return untii
tho following Thursday.
Tho fe,he~ ~ Bnn :. Z. Ellis, a ansemond
mot with very soro1s accident las. ught In
crossing the Norfolk and Western railroad site.
the casi-b0und passenger train ma pnlIeo on
he made an ungninly step End fell. either spreil-
lag or breaking his right leg. lie had 70 he ri.f-
RED home enI call IN DR.. May 70 treat the vouol'
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THF R1CHMoND DIspATCH.-sUNDAY FEBRUARY I 1892.

Lacy to Mss Banks. Of Watkins Glen, \. ",
on Wednesday next
Miss Mary kufin, who has been visiting reia-
tiyee hero, hns returned 10 her home.
Mrs W. Is. Urrol is visiting In Campbell coun-
~.
Mas May Priddy gave q delightful birthday
plrty az her hume Lat night. Among tho cou-
pies present we're 4. II. Osborne aud Hiss a.
Gregory. W. b. Watkins aud Mss N. Gregory.
W. 7. Clark and Mrs Foster, II. ID. Peters ard
Mas Hodges, q. A. Osborne aun Miss Harrington,
II. W. Gamble aud Miss Watkins, 4. S. Jeiiress
and Miss Osborne.