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CORRESPONDENCE.

PROBLEM NO. 70.
Correct solutions received from the Rev. LOUIS H.
Daher Maiden, n. Y. G. II. Van Houter, lthaca'
~ y: H. d. Patterson, Naugatuck, Conn.,; Dr. 3. L.
King, Brooklyn, n y: J. l.. l.. 1r, New'ha'en'
Conn. W. II. wardwell, WatertowD, n T.. X. o:
Walker. New. York; Warren Dixon, Jersey CITY ~ D.
j. s. b. IT,. New-York F. J. Willis, Waerviile tohn,
Dr. j. Is. Elliott Brooklyn, N. Y; q. Schirmer IT;'
New York; John L. Bliss, Brooklyn, n Y. and r. F.
F. b. 1.-THE reply to / R-K @ oh, Is l.. Kt-Q 3.
ID. s. b., II. c., 4. II. b., Z. g.. and ID. b. F.
The defence to l B Kt is RxR CHI.
III. B.-If RIB s c1, X X; = kt-H =, thero
Is mate.
PROBLEM NO. II.
Additional correct solutions received from Richard
son AFTER New Lisbon Ohio s. a. Woods. spring Mis-
Penn. J. X Hockanum Conn.,; j. w. Gamble. CatawDa
Island Ohio: =. ID. Co. Boston. Mass FREDERICK n.
Gamble Peachton. Ohio. and J. Il. Miller. Bedforo'
Iowa. - -.
F. J. W., G.. c. L., A. II. B.. G.. s. and II. B.-See
answer to ryro under the head OF this problem last
week. -... 49, =.
Additional correct solutions received from Mrs L. F
Jones' Mar1posa. Cal !. w. Gamble Catawba Island.
Ohio, and J. T. Miller, Bedford, Iowa.
PROBLEM NO 60.
Dr. J. B. Elott-You are right There Is no second
solution by Or o.
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HAPPENINGS IN HARTFORD.
THE WORLDS FAIR FUND-PAYMENTS TO
SCHOOIS-CITY ELECTION.


Hartford March Especial subscriptions the Con-
neotAcus Worlds Fair coming in satisfactorily
decided that The subsc rbes
shall b. pro only until the $50 900 shall be raised
In addition to the sjo 900 subscribed meeting
Washngton's Birthday number Of individual subscrip.
tons have been taken. and the interest is general Gov
Buckley has not yet appointed the commissioners
from the STATE, suggested by the conference but
eral wehnown and probable exhibitors been
submitted.
The death Of Augustus Sto-rs. OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
his summer at oak Grove Farm. Mansfield removes
OF the benefactors OF the State IN 1884, IN
ton his brother Charles Storrs conceived idea
Of the Agricultural School institution for edu-
eating the OF farmers In the better and
scientific way OF farming. Accordingly he deed
ed che 70 tie State. and his brother
school. IT first the idea did to take with the
farming community. but 10 has outgrown all
prcudces against H. and IL OF the successful institu
lions OF the state.
The Supreme Court Is to adudicate the difficulties
which Controller S,aub has put In his way against
the payment Of the money from the school fund the
various In the state. The Interpretation Of the
tho coud'not have tho money, although It Is waiting
In the treasury for them IL has suddenly occurred
tho Democratic management however that the do
not get the money the party will suffer when IL
be tested at the balotbox Consequently the Controller
and his counsel profess to be willing the Supreme
Court decide on tho matter.
Interest In the municipal election growing and there
viii b. lively contest. Alderman McGoveru
MS intention OF capturing the Republican nomination and
Is also big fight against It and possible break
he should capture the prize His election however.
Of nomination by the Repubsons would be probable
He is particularly strong IN the Democratic wards.
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SOCIAL NOTES FROM BALTIMORE.
THE BACHELOR CoTILLON CLUBS GERMAN
OTHER INCIDENTS.

OTHER
baltimore March 5.-The Bachelor Cotlon Club made
ia Monday german unusually attractive In honor Of It's
last meeting for the season. The hall was preay deco
rated Among many present. were Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Tyson Mr. and Mrs. william Reed Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Key Mr. and Ms. John c. George, Mr. and Mrs Ross
whistler Mr. and Mn Hutton, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Garrett Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson. MI and Mrs Dawes
Nrurdoah Mr. md Mr.. Randall McRln. Miss Fannie Lehf,
Miss McIlYsin Miss Bertha Lucas, Miss Monteh. Miss
Gilmor Miss Adele HOrwdtz, Miss Lota Robinson, Misc
Mamie Barker Miss Marie Stirling Miss Louie Norris
Miss Mary Thomas George May f. Burns Harvey Richard
Poultney Maurice Gregg, carroll foulthey epsf
Wnyte and John McKim
Many baltimore people went Washington on Tuesday
b. the wedding OF Tunstae Smith and Miss JOsephns
Fsrfax 1t place in ST. Pouls Church in that city
Miss Fairfax is the daughter Of Dr. John G. fairfaS
Prince Georges Md. The bridesmaids were Miss Cosden
and Miss Richards OF New.York Miss Butler and Miss
Fisher OF Baltimore The groonsmen were LA~rasos
Riggs Snowdon Marshall Johnson lowering, Brooke Hop
kins and Albert Fairfax. Julian Le Roy White was tie
best
Tuesday afternoon given TO teas both large
and small On that evening Charles Martin gave dinner
at the home OF his mother 20 Miss Hope Stewart. OF
Richmond Those present were Miss Godsborough, Miss
Mary Frick. Miss Van wych, Miss Louise Dawson, John
McKim, Irwin Dunn. wslter Poultney and NOEL Wyat.
The Shakespeare Glass met on Tuesday evening also
&C Miss Dayidsoa's. a paper on Verona read by
Mrs George whelock. Those present were Mrs. Col
VIM OF Bryn Mawr Renouf and Randall. OF Johns
Hopkins Miss McIlvain. the Misses johnson. Colonel
Richard Malcolm johnson and William T. Brantley
There wa a card club OH Friday at Mrs Martins
Among The members are Mrs. William Reed. Mrs. Albert
Richie and Ms. Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Patterson spending the week
at Old Point.
Next week Mrs. Cowell lie Moyne meets her rsding
GLASS first time at Mrs. Robert CARROTS. Mrs.
lie Moyne Will have large reading on Thursday next
at IHhmahs or charity The patonesses arc among the
best known i'll Baltimore.
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RENTING COTTAGES at NEWPORT.
PROMISING PROSPECTS FOR THE COMING Sc,
sON-SALE OF BANCRoF1"s PROPERTY

PROMISING PROSPECTS FOR THE COMING SEA.
sON-sALE OF BANCROF1's PROPERTY.
Newport March 5-Hewport has been treated TO some
weather Thu week. but sdence
ing 70 show hat the residents Of other cities looking
In tis direction. cw cotta2e-srektrs here and
seal house, rented. The Lrntcn Away,
forward VIII, pl"asurc those having
The real authority for the
meat that the outlook was never more promising.
James +. Burden. Of Troy. who has lease OF
C. f. Chichernc cottage for the coming ssason has
decided TO erect summer Residence near Brenton Cove.
his newly purchased eght.lcFe lot being located
the one owned ~ Edwin, ID. Morgan, OF New-Yor;.
The i've pretty Pinard cottage. In Narragansett.ave
the ellis have been rented by The following New.
Workers. Mrs. william Il. ogden, Mrs. William II. Trav.
ers Mrs J. O. Green, buchanan Winthrop and William
C.. ScheFncrhorn.
Mrs +. q. Tinker 0, NewYork. has ceased the Stock.
ION cottage IN Ecleyue-aVe
Mr. D. W Holmes. Of Boston, has ari!ycd at her cot
tage Ia Nsrtaganscttave The Chanier cottage In CHE
ave. been leased 70 Mrs. II. W. Nicholson Of New.
York.
II is understood that Senator Calvin S. Brlce Will lease
cottage here Tor the coming season For two seasons
Mr.. Brce occupied ''Sonevla" owned by James Gordon
I:ennctt.
New cottages erected in Gibb,.aye for James
A. Swan snd Samuel Powell. IT,
The villa which i- being erected for James T. Busk Of
%ewYok. Will bo ready occupancy early the season
Mr. and Mrs. nusk have been abroad for some time.
Charles II. Leland. Of NewYork. has decided 70 spend
the summer at his farm IN Mddleown. this sty.
Mr aud Mrs. W W. Aston VIII remain abroad during
the approaching Their Newport villa also
closed last season.
Mr aud Mrs. Ross X. Wnans. OF Baltimore. and Mrs
d. Remnant Of Petersburg. Va. who absent la.
sumner. will open their cottages this year.
Henry Aston Carey who rented hl, 10 Jares
Stnliu New-York will remain here during the sun
Mr. Carey brother Of Madame Dc Sturs who 4,
seeking a divorce from the Raron De St,urs.
Thomas d. Clrey, Of Ncw.York hcs rented his villa on
Eeleyueave for The coming season to Edward n. Taller
0! New-Yok.
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HILL STRIKES At JUSTICE.
PRETTY FIGHT AMONG THE FOLLOWERS OF
THE SENATOR ~ ELMIRA.


Eimira, ". Y, March Special. -" Hold no com
municatoI drectls or Indirectly with a. G. Eustacc
or any Of the Eutaces' the significant words con
aimed In a communication sent from senator David u.
llill al Washington TO the manager Of Mr. ls paper.
Tie EImir:, Gazette" last Wednesday. The breaking
eway CT Mr.. Hill from the EuS l. important
incident e. Chemung County politics, for it gene
rally understood that tile Eu,aces had strong hawser
around the ex-Senaors neck. This conclusion was
reached In view Of Hs unccasiDg efforts 20 shove she
uat family Into the fat est part Of tile public crib.
Tie latest instance In point tie deceit pIacscd
hpoa speaker Bush who promised tie place Of dis
iiic delegate 10 the Democratic National Convention
If lie would not oppose A. C. Eustace a candidate 20
he tate mdwinTcr Convention. This arrangement
Dr. Eush carried ont In god faith. but when Eustacc
got to the conven ion he ignored the "dcalT and with
ull's consent and aid sat down hard the speaker
and worked himself In "a delegate ~ Chicago. IL
crented a goodsz fight at the time and it, effect
was severely felt by the Hill combine In last Tuesday
Elmlra election.
The reason for The Senator's emphatic order the
fact that the Eusaces -four Of them) voted and
worked for The election Of Colonel Robinson. the In
dependent candidate for Mayor. and that TOO In face
of the fact that HIPS Elmra organ, The Gazette
made the charter election Issue In HIPS Presidential
boom. Following This resolution comes the query
.Aleci' what do you know about Davel How viii
Won act In Chcago'7 Eusaccs strange actions recall
r..
h. d tempted TO strike Hin blow by secretly organ.
izng tie convention against Iill's partner. the late
Judge Muller. This offence, While not explained away
vas condoued but now that Tie last straw has been
placed the division Is permanent AID the strange
spectacle will be presented at The Chicago Convention
Of the delegate from HIPS home working for Mr..
Cleveland or some other available candidate
Chemung's new Democratic boss is County Judge
Sylvester S Tayicr. who until few years ago. when
lie was appointed Judge TO iii vacancy, was the eS-
Governors local leader. The clsnge meets %he general
approval OF The leuenant, VINO bitterly complained
OF Ens,dce as "A distributor of vOlemakins influence.
sid all eX follower Of The great Corrupuo1ist III
IIill was out Of Office he would drop out OF sight His
only aim Is his giOrihcation. lie went broke when
he last for Governor and to-day IS many thousaod
dollars worse than nothing financially. This one
of the reasons for his taking part IN the ely election.
lie being under great obligations 10 support the Arnot
ticket The rebuke TO Iiill and the ring com
plee that proves that ahe Dictator y no longer a
power In Chemung and the rmor that he VIII take mp
his residence In New York lave some founda-
lion In fact. The ArnOts have also cot enough Of
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politics and will not enter another contest. Ihey
election and then get defeac1 Ihelr WtaoraNai iro.m
pJltics raves Ii without his lever and hehoe.oftn
Uhcuung NAV and probably VIII De c"sseu "nohs "'0
sOlid Republican Counties $1,000. ,>,o ,o,.
Cty appointments will be made next ine.day n'sl,,
when every vestige OF the Dawson administration VIII
be removed. An anti ring assessor VIII be apponted
ard il Is improbable that she tw? holdovers VIII
or offcal interference Ia the late elecnon goo"
many other officers including policemen VINO believed
inrly are on the anxious seat and may have TO 60
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POLITICAL Ind SOCIAL IFFAIRS AT PJTrsWrLD

POLITICAL Ind SOCIAL lFFAIRS AT PITrSWFLD.
p1tts6eld Mass March ) (Spccial). -Promnent
Republicans here say that all OF this part Of the sat
Is for William Murray Crane, the paper MANI "'rrcr
OF Dalton. for delegate a-lrge " the Republican
National Convention. It Is believed that the state
Central Committee favor him. II Is known that some
OF the members do. Letters have been received from
Republicans In Boston and other cities n The eastern
mart Of the State which indicate that Mr.. Crane NH
lave heavy vote In the convention at Boston on
April 20 The name of no other Republican has been
mentioned for the position from this part Of ho state
Mr. Cranes friends say that lie willing to 90 TO the
convention If he is the choice Of the parry. The
district delegate from this Congressional district "l
probably be William b. Plunkett, of Adams. Fits
field does not claim the delegate this tune beoausc II
WAS represented at the last convention by William NJ.
Prince Of this city
1t Is not certain that branch OF the Kelley cure
will be established in this city. The capitalists ana
more prominent business men do not feel like inTcst
ing $40 900 In the project until they know more about
IT, Two mon, who report themselves as cured at White
Plains came here this week and had meeting with
some Of the business men to see about establishing n
branch here They did not meet with much enrour
agcment from a financial point Of view. The clergy
men present at the meeting were much interested IN
the stories told by these men, and would Ike 10 nave
the project succeed. IL seems more probable now
ever, that the branch for the western part Of thS
State will 70 to some other place Tie Rev. lr
Newton and the Rev. Mr. Coates OF the lap Isl chnfe
are especially interested III the matter.
pleasant Informal dance, the last the young op!c
gave before Lent took place last Tuesday evening al
wollison Hail. Dancing began at 10 oelcca and
stopped promptly At a quarter fore IL. very hei
ASH wedhesday clar oreh:str' played A%Wg ,ss
Macy, Miss Mollle Macy. Miss BESSIE Taicott Miss
learned. Miss Katherine Learned Mss smith I"
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-IS5. Paul. PIOhctr FresS'
The championship tournament of the Brooklyn Shess
Club will be most Interesting contest as the loIpw
Ing welknown exponents Of the game have enaereo
A. B. Hodges W. II. X. Pollock. Eugene Demar
Major J. 81 Iianham William NJ. De Wiser. Edward
OILY E. Kemeny. d. J. Finlsy, e. Russell aho A.
j. Souwene . ,u ,,. |,,.
The home chess circles and the Franklin Chess Cup
in particular suffered a lJss by the death Oh
Matthew Wilson the lannon's portrait painter mr.
Wilson Ike many Others who famous III oCher
walks OF life was strong in chess. and In the pre-
Morphy times he rauked win TIE leading playosst ha
the country. He one Of the promoters. OF tne
Stanley Rousseau match played In New Orleans IN ie4o'
-Philadephia Times.
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TO FORBID IMPORTED LABOR IN CANADA
A MEASURE PROPOSED BY WAY OF RErALIA'
TON FOR THE EFFECT OF THE
AMERICAN LAW.

MEASURE PROPOSED by WAY OF RErALIA,
TON FOR THE EFFECT OF THE
AMERICAN LAW.
Ottawa, ont, March : (SpeclaD.-The head whip 0
the Government. Mr.. George Taylor. wlo represents
county which Is only separated from the state Of
New-York by the River st. Lawrence. has for the
third time given notice OF a bill in the House Of
Commons which has for its object the prohibition Of
aliens under contract agreement from performing
labor In Canada. Mr. Taylor is loud IN his denuna'
aons Of the American law In regard 10 this matter ana
therefore proposes this bill In retaliation Last year
II withdrawn at the solicitation of Sir John Mac
donald who pointed out that the United States law
was not directed against Canadians although they came
within the scope OF the bill in this regard.
The bill which Mr.. Taylor viii introduce In few
DAYS Is now In the hands OF the printer. The tint
clause sets forth that 1t shall be unlawful for any
person, company. partnership corporation. IN any
manner whatsoever, to prepay the trans poraton Or
la any way assist or encourage the importation imi
grafton OF any allen or aliens any foreigner or for
esners into Canada under contract agreement, parole
or special express or implied. made previous TO the
Importation or migration OF such alien aliens for
eyner or foreigners to perform labor or service u
any hind in Canada"
The second clause OF the bill provides that all
s ss BE- ScS 'e wSo m m
and pay for every such offence the Of 81 900. which
may b. sued for and recovered by the Dominion Of
Cahada or any person who shall first bring his action
therei)r. including any such alien foreigner WI
may DC a parry 10 any Such contract agreemenS ~
deots OF like amount are now recorded IN any COM
peent conrt OF the Dominion Of Canada, the proceeds
10 be paid Into the hands OF The Receiver General for
tne Dominion OF Canada; The separate suits may 10
Drought for each alien or foreigner being party 70
sneh contract or agreement aforesaid aid II shall 10
inc duty OF the county n toney Of the proper county
10 prosecute every such suit at the expense Of the Do
minion Of Canada
me early notice which Mr. Tay Tor has given 10 pro
ceed with the bill is indication that he intends
pushing IL this season. Whether the Government VIII
Pernht MIN - do so or not remain to be seen Int n
tne me, meanune he expresses the opinion that he WIZ
dVide the House on the question.
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THE ERIZJuIly MINISTER RETURNS.

Salvador de Mendonca. the Brazilian Minister who came
10 The city Friday consult New.lok oeuis returned
TO Washington yesterday morning. lie Is suffering nom
affection OF the although ne seems 10 experience
little inconvenience senior de Mendoneo and his SON.
Maru dc Mendonca secretary tO the Brazilian Legation
a: Wa hin ION were guests a. the Holland House
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at the rooms of the latter club Wednesday evening
" The tourney OF the st. Paul Chess. Checker aug
whist Club which began I'M. IN SovsmbST es sS ycsSr Rs
inferred but one defeat and thst BY Dr. BigGow, ~:
most Formidable opponent and next to htm Ia soSso
although Messrs. Hill and Sommers ore" "''h ''''
T1he final scOrp stands
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CHESS NEWS.

The final game between A. d. Hodges ana Edward
oily for the championship OF tho SewY0rh State
Chess Association, which was adjourned on tho ODD
ult. resumed the eth ut the rooms Of the
brooklyn Ohe-s Club. No POI Moniague-st and ter
minated In victory for Mr. Hodges. In our last
sunday the sixth prize. which won by Messrs
Rogers and VOigt crdted TO Mr.. Morgan. The
following is the corrected award First prize, 9]5,
\. u. Hodges second prize, s22, Edward Oily Eugene
Denar and Charles Ecclcs drew for third and fourth
places and divided the prizes Of Sl5 and $40 each
The three minor prizes Of go each We're awarded
follows: Fifth to DR.. smonson, sixth to Professor
H. j. Rogers and H. Voigt. who drew their final game
and seventh to J. p. Morgan.
Dear sir: Mecsels. Tiffany { Co. have ncently re.
whioh is TO be u permanent challenge chess cup for
competition between Columbia, Harvard, Princeton and
lae. The annual tournament WIN take place In Now
York about Christmas time, beginning December. 1902
The cup has been given by number Of graduates In
Guiding H. ". Poor Of Harvard c. L. Rves, OF Column
and F. IL. Belts, of Yale, and some others. The
The cup viii be completed and on. exhibition before
'" Tns congress- Of the british Chess ASSOCIATION win
begin in London ON March 4 There win be National
and n contest for the Newnes Amateur Champion Cup
The championship q the city Of London Chess Club
smith and Mr Mocntta in the final struggle
The senior Mctop9sa9 CON Ell has been won
TO none lost. ont Of sixty games played. the Metro
polltan club won twentySx drew twenty SIX and only
Mr. niackburnc has been In Yorkshire. and was
very H,ee IN his Ss sh'G 6e p nGy Mr. Gasbcs
likely TO play in the British Chess Association tourna
The contest between Mcssrs. steintz and TschIgorn
terminated on SUNDAY last in avor Of Mr.. SteinItz
by to right team anna nSs the Staten Island
Chess Club and the Gotham Chess Club will be played
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY W. SrEINITZ.

All communications, correspondence. ETC.. muo. !" ~
dressed Chess Editor. The Tribune" AL na'e'' W.
cer,no games and problems reach this once ho'
later than wedne sday II intended for publication on Wv
Sunday following. News must reach this ONCE mob "'''
Friday.
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Boston Henry L. Dawes r., Charles w. he"e idsn ' ~
Weston, Arthur Wood. William G!dwll JUN" ~
Trmble, Harry Barker and William ii. Gage.
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White-10 pieces.
White to play and mate in two moves.

SOLUTION OF PROBLEM NO. 70.
wInte-K at Q 3, Z at z Il 6, rs at Q and X s,
3 at X 1t 4 and Kt at y kt6.
Black-K al Is g. at = 2. r ut Q Il 81, Kits at
K 4 and X Kt G. White to re In two moves
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PROBLEM no. %.

PkOBLEM NJ. I"'
Awarded first prize in the problem tournahe"' "
"The Bristol Mercury
by II. H. DAVIS
RIack-a npccs.
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SELECTED GAMES
The following Interesting game played In the
match between Liverpool and Manchester. Score and
notes are from "The Manchester Weekly Tines
QUEENS PAWN OPENING.
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Position after Blacks twentieth move
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-23

The Rev. Lewis W. Burton. OF old ST.
Johns church. was among the clergymen
ut the memorial services to the late Rev.
Ur Hauckel at Charlottesville on Wednes-
day.
vicinity are pleased at the idea OF having q
nev, place Of worship in the near future.
The Rev J. o. Kirk, with assistance OF
Rev. Mr.. Gay of King William, begins a
series Of revival meetings at the Howard 5
Grove Baptist church on Sunday night.
The Seven Pines railroad Company car
RED many Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
pubhc visitors to the battle-helds IN that
direction.
CAPTAIN and Mrs Thomas Mclaughlin
are At home sgain after visiting New York
aud Connecticut.
Mrs. w. i. Birmingham and W. 7. Brit
tingham. Jr. are visiting Mrs. John A. Cur
It's The health of Mr.. Birmingham is i'm
proving. -.
The many friends made for himself by the
Rev. Mr.. Griffith. who took tho place of the
Rev. Mr.. Nash at Christ church, while the
latter was abroad lately. are sorry to lose
him.
Miss Blanche Epps has come back from a
visit 10 Orange county.
Mr. GraysOn Burwell has gone for several
weeks 70 Philadolphia.
Mr. kODert Oufrlo ana MISS betlle &.
Farrar are 10 be married next Tuesday at
z. Nj. at old ST. Johns church.
The Misses Anderson are at home again
from visit to B1rs. McCorkle. their sister.
III Lexington.
Misses Rhea Hickman ard Minnie Con-
drey are in Goochlsnd on u visit
Captain J. III. Redwood, OF Steamer Com
pany No. !. IL out after al illness
Rev. Baylus Cade remarks on gratifying
increased attendance at the Venabls-streot
Baptist church.