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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
CH1RLEsTON DAY Ar mr. Ftip
Mapyof the Earthquakes City Citizens A.
tend-Mr. Stevenson and Party

AUGUSTA. GA, Dec. 7.-Charles,or.
day was one OF the greatest success.
es at the Exposition Mayor Fickar ana
the members Of the Council and Lara.
delegation from the Chamber of C...
merce. cotton exchange. and merchant.
exchange, accompanied by several ru..
dred citizens OF Charleston. are fin aft.rr
ance. Crowds are present from au .,.-
Georgia and South Carolina. THE address
Of welcome was delivered by pm..l.r.
Walsh. and responded 90 Boy Mayor r....
en- ard the presidents of the various ..,,.
mercial bodies.
Nioe-President Stevenson taloetar.,l
President Walsh that he WII ..ts
Washington Sunday night spending n-,.
day and Tuesday i'm Augusta. Do MID
be accompanied by Secretary Hah...
and congressman Springer ana r,,.
OF Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
EIGHTEBN THOUSAND SHORTAGE.
Suit to BE Brought Against the Ex-Tax
Collector of Buncombe.

ASHEVILLE. n. C.. Dec. Especial
News has just reached here OF the death
near Canton, in Haywood county, Of
Mrs. George f. Smothers, at the ripe
old age Of SO. She had twelve children,
and IL is said her living lineal descen-
dants number more than 300. She was
quite active up 10 within a month Of
her death.
The county commissioners at their
session yesterday approved the bonds
offered by all the county officers. They
have authorized and instructed the
county attorney. Captain NJ. f. Carter,
TO bring suit at once against ex-Tax-
Collector Dan Reynolds and his bonds
men for the sum of $4,000, the amount
Of Reynolds shortage when ne turned
over the textbooks to his successor.
The Buncombe County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet in the Southern Bust
ness College here on December 18th. An
interesting programme for the occasion
has been prepared by County Superin-
tendent Way
The condition of Colonel John -. Cam
eron shows marked improvement now.
He is able to walk about his room, and,
If there is no relapse, will soon be out
again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

Rapid and Dead Exchange of Shots
From Fort TO vessel


LONDON, Dec. S.-The Times has this
dispatch sent from Rio Janeiro on De-
cempber 3, and forwarded via Montevideo:
Last Sunday the government troops oc-
Cupied Mont Armacao recently abandoned
by the sailors. In the afternoon launch
es attempted 10 land men under cover of
fire from the guns of the Trajano. Jupi-
ter. and Aquidaban The troops main
tanned heavy rife fire and the sailors re-
tired with one killed asd three wounded
The same day the government forts did
a heavy artillery fire upon Fort VILE
gaienon, many shells bursting at San
Joelo and Santa Cruise. Several also
struck Fort Niliegaignon, killing one and
wounding two
on Monday 800 soldiers behind walls
and houses again opposed the landing
OF men from the ships. The fire lasted
an hour. The launches made several
attemps TO land men. but the heavy
fire from the troops prevented. The sail
ors lost four killed and five wounded,
and the troops reported numerous casu-
aties. The forts continued the fire on
the same day. and the troops in front
of Santa Lusia opened a rifle fire on Fort
Villegignon's gunners, woundng one of
them The fort replied, killing and wound
ing about twenty. A shell from Fort
Santa Cruise struck Fort Viliegaignon.
ricochetted over Cobras Island. three and
half miles OF, and sunk naval train
ing brigade.
On Tuesday the government suspended
the Gazeta de Noticias, the only journal
treating foreigners fairly. and the French
newspaper Echo de Bresn On the same
evening the launch again attempted TO
land at Mount Armacao. but was re-
pulsed by the government troops. There
were many casualties. On Wednesday
the government took over the ship Au-
fora at Pernambuis and renamed her
The GLstavo. Sam Paio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
IVERDICT FOR $1,000.
Mount Holly Manufacturing Company
Wins it' Csse-Judgnent stAsidc.

RALEIGH. n. G., Dec. Especial
The case Of the Mount Holly Mining
and Manufacturing Company against
the Caralelgh Phosphate and Fertilizer
Works. which has been in progress I'm
the United States Circuit Court for the
past five days, was ended by verdict
this morning. The case has attracted
much interest. The jury assessed the
plaintiffs damages at $500 The Judge.
thinking the finding Of damages incon-
sistent with the other findings, set aside
the verdict. Every contention of the
defendant was sustained.
j. w. Fry. general manager Of the
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad.
was here to-day, and when asked about
the reported sale of the road TO an
English syndicate, said that he would
neither affirm nor deny. but stated that
DR.. Lash, president of the road, had
been incorrectly quoted by reports
which credited him with saying that
there was something in the rumor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
MORELLO PULLED UP SOME.
THE GREAT VfR0INIA HORSE Dis
GRACED At SAN FRAhCIsCO.
II WouId Seem that His Great Days are
Ovsr-Tbe Rssults-The winners NJ
Bennings and Other Places.

| SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Dec. Tine
feature of to-day's racing at the Bay
district track was the Rarco Del Paso
stakes. at a mile and furlong. The track
was slow. and Reta was scratched.
The betting opened MorelIo 10 to and
was generally backed of the boards. Char
min, to !.
The closing odds were: Moreiio to ..
Charmin to !, and Don Fulano IL tol.
The trio was sent away promptly at
an even gait. All the way from the grand
stand Don Fulano led by a length, Morello
going easy before Charmin. At the quarter
Don Fuiano had increased his lead, and
was first by three lengths.
Morello was second, but held the place
only by nose. A second later the great
Morello began to fail and his going was
painful At the half Don Fulano led by
two lengths. while Charmin, who had
passed into second place before the quar-
ter was done, was second by eight
lengths Don Fulano held his own easily,
and at the three-quarters pole was first
by two lengths, while Charmin was fifteen
lengths before the now hobbling Morello.
The finish was tame, Don Fulano win
ming by three lengths, while Morello was
% lengths behind Charmn. Time. 80 "a.
The once famous stake-winner came in
dead lame and hobbled off to the stable
amid tremendous applause for Don Flu
lano. The latter horse, together with all
Of the IA. Williams stable. will be sold at
auction Saturday. Summaries:
First race, six furiongs-inkerman first
Forerunner second. Adoph third Time,
] 1884.
Second race one mile, selling-ROmar
first, st. Croix second, Garcia third. Time,
l:44l-2.
Third race. mile and a furlong, four
year-olds, Rance del Paso Stakes-Don
Fulano first, Charmin second. MorellO
third Time 1853 81
Fourth race. handicap steeplechase. for
nom winners-Eldorado first, Sherwood
second, Yokohol third. Time. 3:45
Fifth race. five and one-half furlongs,
tvo-year- olds-Romus first.
Wandering Nun second. Broadhead third.
Time i :OS 1-2.
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LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. 7.-Special.-
Miss Mildred Lee, sister OF General @. W.
G. Lee. president OF Washington and Lee
University, has gone 10 Washington
where she viii, with her brother, Captain
Bob Lee keep house during the winter
and spring months. returning here IN
the late spring. They have rented ele-
gartly-furnished apartments in fashion,
able quarter. and will enjoy life at the
Capital city during the season with their
many friends in that city.
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m ~ FORMALLY OPENED.
The Great Ship c nal Between Liverpool
and Manchester

MANCHESTER. Dec. THE directors
of the Manchester Ship Canal formally
opened the canal to-day. The public
opening Of the canal will take place on
New-Years Day with a procession OF
vessels headed by the bark Sophie VIII
helmine. from Parrsboro, Nova Scotia.
This vessel reached Garston November
27th and is now waiting for the opening
OF the canal TO public traffic. She is
laden with lumber. The directors OF the
canal will pay her f1OO for the delay she
incurs i'm waiting for the public opening
of the canal, for lowering her masts to
pass under the bridges. etc. Her cap
tain will receive gold watch as me-
mento Of the occasion.
Two steamers with cotton for Manches-
ter. from Galveston, are now due, and they
will take part in the procession.
In 1855. after several years Of fighting
between Liverpool and Manchester. Par
lament passed "A bill authorizing the con-
struction Of the Manchester ship canal.
The opposition Of Liverpool to the scheme
was based upon the fear that should Man
chester get the canal the former place
would lose "A large percentage of her
carrying trade. particularly in cotton.
Work on tine canal was commenced I'm
1887. and after many vicessitudes and the
expenditure of vast sums Of money the
canal was completed.
Ships may enter the canal az Eastman
by one of three locks. The largest Of these
is 900 feet long by 80 feet wide. and VIII
accommodate steamers of the size Of
the White Star liner Teutonic, which
is nearly 1900 tons burden
The next lock at Eastman is $50 feet by
20 feet, and the third lock 80 feet by
so feet. The other sets Of locks on the
canal are respectively 900 feet long by
90 feet wide and $50 feet long by a feet
wide.
At Lachford there is a rise in level Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
THE UNION SCOUTS.
They VIII Take a Conspicuous Part in the
Inaugu' Ceremonies.

The Union Democratic Club held their
regular meeting in Powells Hall last
night. President William II. Culling-
worth. who recently returned from Wash
ington, where he held highly satisfac-
tory interview with President Cleveland
I'm regard to the Richmond postmaster
ship, was present at the meeting, and
received the hearty congratulations Of
his fellow members Of the club. There
was a large attendance at the meet
ing, and much interest manifested. The
part which the club will take in the
ceremonies upon the occasion Of the in
auguration OF the incoming Governor
was discussed in an Informal manner.
and the usual amount OF routine bust
ness transacted.
After the meeting the Scouts" held
a drill. The attractive uniforms now
being made for the Scouts" will make
them a conspicuous body In the inau-
P''~ai nrocessiO" ~ Colonel O'Ferrall
They expect 10 have the largest body OF
any uniformed club IN the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
NORTH CAROLIN< METHODISTS
Wish Part of VIRGINIA Attached to Their
Conference.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. Dec. In the
second days session of the North Carolina
Conference of the Methodist Church.
South, to-day it was decided to memorial
ize the next General Conference of the
Church to transfer to the North Carolina
Conference, that part Of territory Of the
Virginia Conference which lies this side
OF the Virginia line Rev. r. j. Gattis.
Conference Colporteur. reported about
$4,000 worth OF books sold during the
year Rev. David Morton. Of Louisville.
KY, Secretary Of the General Board of
the Methodist Church. South. was intro
duced TO the Conference. also rev. Or.
Brooks and Rev. Frank II. Woods, Of
the w. n. G. Conferences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
WEDDING NOTES SOUNDED.
Richmond People 10 he Married in Other
Parts of the State.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. 7.-Spe-
cial.-Hon. VIM. A. Jones. member of
Congress from this district. is detained at
his home in Warsaw by the serious i'll
ness OF his father. who is past eighty
years of age.
Mr.. Newton Beckwith. formerly Of this
city. now OF Richmond. and Miss Lucy
Clarke OF F1uvanna county, will be mar
ried on December 2lst.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Sadie Mason. Of Louisa county. 70 Mr.
Christian. brother of Judge Christian. Of
Richmond. The ceremony will take
place at Gilboa church, AT Cuckoo.
Mr.. Alexander Vaughan. formerly OF
caroline county, fell from bridge in
kentucky last week. and was killed.
HIS remains We're brought to Caroline
county and Inferred at Round oak church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

phere was somewhat hay at this time
making ii difficult TO distinguish objects
at distance. but the sun gradually dis
sipated that. however and by the time the
first stake boat was reached, it had al
most entirely disappeared
Every one, where business I'D not keep
him below. enjoyed the trip out from the
upper deck. Altogether there were about
100 persons on board. including those en-
ployed to work the ship, naval officers
and guests
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
PANIC ON 4 STREET CAR.
IL was Crowded with People-Seversl Hur
but None Seriously.

WILMINGTON, n, c.. Dec. An
electric car Of the street railway ran off
the track this evening. 1t was crowded
with passengers returning from the sham
battle Of naval reserves and military,
In the suburbs Of the city. A panic en-
sued, people jumping from the car while
II was in motion. Several persons We're
severely bruised, but no one seriously
injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
CAPTAIN DoWss's BODY FOUND.
Tho Mathews County skipper Was
Drowned Mt Norfolk,

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 7.-Speciai.-Th
body OF Captain John T. Downs, OF
Mathews county. who came 10 Norfolk a
few days ago on a sloop for the purpose
OF buying goods. and who disappeared
after making his purchases. was found
floating In the dock at McCullough's
wharf tonight. near where his boat was
tied up. His brother ia In the city. and
took charge Of the body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
MARRIED ar PELHAM
- Couple Drive to the Grstna Green and
Wed-Anothsr Marriage

OANVilLE, VA. Dec. Z. Special -
This morning MIR. Herbert NJ. Martin.
son OF Rev. J. C. Martin. a ell-known
minister OF the Methodist Church. and
Ssus tahnie Is. fitzgerald. daughter OF
Captain i. b. Fitzgerald. drove 10 pal
ham. where they were married bv ~
i. n. Walker. The bride and groom are
residents OF North Danville. and are
most esrimable young people and great
workers IN the church.
Mr.. Fred. Benton and Miss Eliza Dan
sels OF ftttsylvania county. were mar
neo near sltherlin's last night. Miss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

1914 feet; ut Irlam there Is a rise o. a
feet.
At Barton there IS a rise of - feet arl
at Model Wheel a rise Of i3 feet
Beyond the Model Wheel locks af Sal.
forG ana Manchester, there IS a dock ana.
OF l04 acres and quay area of 10 a.-..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Dec TT, ,.,,
ed out tonight that three comnan,ss a.,
the states militia stationed AT Fort
wayne, Goshen, and La Porte are under
marching orders TO proceed against Robv
next Monday. The Governor has dIsan.
peared. and his private secretary declares
that he Is at his farm. The fights which
were 10 have taken place at Roby were
postponed some time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

For a sore throat there ifs nothing bob.
ter than flannel bandaEe dampa..l Win
Chamberlains Pain Balm. 10 ViU nearly
always effect "a cure in One nights piano
This remedy is also "a favorite G- rf.r.
matism and has cured many Worry a,e.
cases. 30 cent bottles for sale Dog owen.
& Minor Drug Company p. ST. sauc..
ter. Il. p. Reeves e. CO.. IT, q. Iout.
mann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
Hnaeed for a Horrible Grim.

HARRISBURG. PA, Dec. 7-Bara.i,
Tennis was hanged ion Jail here this r....
Ing for the murder OF little Acme. N.u.I.
near Humwelstown. ou ~eutauI.. ....
last. The drop fell az 1880 TIa OHM
was ri1o years old. and THrr.. .r
outraging her. strangled her to death l...t
a piece of her undercl0thiue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
wen.Known nan Rnrn.a into c.-.n

HUNTINGTON W. Va. Dee i. iIa,
ander McAllister aged %. leading ,f.
zen 81 the county, was found burned a
a crisp at his own home near Nmr
this morning. he went t0 sleep. ANA f.r
into the fire last night % is supposed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

Dora Daniels was maid of honor. and
Mr.. George Chisholm. best man. An
old fashioned wedding supper was set
at the home OF the grooms uncle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

Mrs. Frances w. Williams, Of New
York, Is spending the winter with her
son. Rev. r. p. Williams. assistant min
lister Of ST. Paul's church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

can be had for Coughs and Colds or any
trouble OF the Throat than Browns
Bronchial Troches." Price Is cents.
Sold only In bsxes
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heath NJ Mr.. william pru,,t

HElDSVILLE. N. c.. Dec. 7.-Special.-
MI william Pruitt died here to-day at his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-08
A Handsome Building Destroyed.

PULASKI. VA, August Especial -
About s o'clock this morning fire was
discovered In the three-story stone build
ing on Commerce street belonging 10
the Peak Greek Sandstone Company, and
built by that company 10 advertise their
stone. The flames were first discovered
leaping through the first story windows,
occupied by Il. b. Hatcher g. Co.. cloth
ing merchants, and In ten minutes, al
though It was Sunday morning, when
everybody sleeps more soundly than
usual, the firemen had three streams
playing upon the flames. which were
under control in half an hour. but not
before the building I'm the first and sec
ond stories was completely Quilted. The
third story. used as lodge rooms, was
only damaged by water Hatcher &
CO.'S loss is a total one-inventory Just
a few days before showed o ton ihonsand
dollar stock. Insurance on same 5000.
Insurance on building 5000. which will
probably cover all damage The fire
Is supposed 10 have started from kero-
sene lamp kept burning at night In
Hatcher & Co.'S store. No one was
sleeping in the building. AS soon az the
insurance is adjusted steps will be taken
10 restore the building. which was the
handsomest In town. and would have
been a credit to any city.
Hatcher has Just taken an inventory OF
his goods, valued at 5000. The structure
itself cost $4,000 and the 5000 Of insur-
ance viii not put 1t In its former condl-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-08
SAILED
A SUCCESSFUL IXCURsTOS
Under the Auspices of the Y. VI. c. A.
of Hlneflrld.


of BiuefeId.
EGGLESTON. VA. August Especial
The excursion to this place. Eggleston's
Springs. from Bluehed. under the aus
pices Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Of Blueheld. is a notable fea-
ture.
There are gathered upon the smooth
lawns Of the old and well known New
River White fully 1000 persons to-day.
The Bluefeld cornet and other bands
are discoursing sweet music while COM
pettive drills are participated in be-
tween the Pulaski and Blueneld rifles
for a handsome silver cup.
There are other contests in progress,
such as fast races, bag races. baseball,
etc. In the former race Mr. Herbert
Dodd, Of Tazewell. won a beautiful medal.
a number of contests are to come off
this afternoon, a report Of which your
correspondent will not nave time TO give,
notably a boat race on New river.
The feature Of the day was the splen-
did showing OF the Pulaski Rifles, under
command OF Captain j. w. Miller. 1t
Is one OF the best drilled companies OF
the southwest.
The excursion was gotten up by J. y.
Moore, secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. Bluefeld 20 whose
energy the many families OF that -four
ishing young city are under lasting OBJ
legations.
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A New Dwelling Burned Down.

NEW CASTLE, VA, August 7.-Spe-
cial.--Our town was thrown into a fever
Of excitement Saturday afternoon about
o'clock by the cry OF fire" and the
violent ringing Of the court house bell.
The large two-story residence OF Mr..
J. F.. Grips. I'm Craig City. was found 20
be on fire, and before parties from this
place could arrive on the scene. was
completely enveloped I'm flames
The house was but recently completed.
and being Of pine. burned like finder.
Miss Edith Cripps had narrow escape,
being painfully burned on the arm. and
had her clothing scorched by the flames.
The house was completely destroyed.
but a good deal Of the furniture. which
was stored In an clubhouse. was saved.
The loss is about 5000; insurance. 81
800. Mrs. Grips family seems particu-
larly unfortunate. as only a few weeks
ago several members Of the family We're
seriously poisoned by parties unknown.
Hon. James w. Marshall, accompanied
nv Commodore" dinner. his private sec
rotary, left for Washington on the 9TH.
Mr.. dinner is an Ohioan. who has resided
here for the last ten years, and Is de-
seryedly popular.
Mr.. Marshall predicts warm times in
Washington. both politically and liter
ally. ,,.,.
Stewart GALL colored) were placed In Jail
here to-day on the charge OF abducting
pinoIa Robinson, fourteen-year-old
coiored girl.
The bass fishing IN Craig creek this
season has been exceptionally fine. your
correspondent and n brother sportsman
having caught ninety-nine one day last
,rscs1r
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. August 7.-Flour
dull: Western superfine, S1.9042.l0; do.
extra. S2I5Q2.65; winter wheat patent
S3.5OQ37j.
Wheat dull; spot 65isQ65Hc.; month.
G5aGgkc; September. 67@671sc' steamer
no. red. G3lsQ63Ac.; milling wheat
by sample, G5QG6c. 80,
Corn hrmer: mixed spot axe. bid
month. 47c bid; September 47'9c. bid;
white corn, by sample, 5lQ52c.; yellow
do, 49c.
oats firm and fair inquiry; No. ? white
Western. 37g37ikc.; No. mixed West
ern. 34RN35c.
Rye neglected; No. 2, BIC.
Hay strong; good 10 choice timothy
S21.OO022.O0.
Grain freights firm; steamer 10 Liver
pool, 44d
provisions firm and unchanged.
Butter very quiet; creamery, fancy,
Ole: do. fair to choice, lSd20c.; do, imi-
tation. lie; rest unchanged.
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fair, l9c;
No T. l6Ac.
Sugar strong; graduated, 5Xe.
Whisky firm at sf19Gi.20.
Peanuts unchanged.
Stocks-Virginia threes 55stm56A; Bal
timore and Ohio stock, G3Q69l4; Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern firsts, 10lA;
do. second incomes. 25; do. third incomes,
&: Consolidated Gas bonds. 10SxglO9;
do. stocks 5iQ52b.
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cur ms THROAT.
Mt. Charles w. Nrighbors Expires Almost
Immediately.

wYTdEVILLE, VA. August 1.-Spe-
cial.-Chares w. Neighbors, lately Of
Pulaski city, a native Of this place. cut
his throat with a razor and almost i'm
medately expired, at the home OF his
brother, Kent Neighbors. in Jackson
Park. Wytheville. yesterday afternoon
at 80 o'clock.
Mr.. Neghbors was a merchant at this
place for a number Of years, and fol-
lowed the same business at Marion a
little later, but removed 10 Pulaski dur
ing the real estate boom. where ne man
aged a small hotel and had a profitable
grocery business. His mind became af-
fected. II is supposed. from a wound re-
ceived during his services In the Confed-
crate army. The field surgeon. at the
time ne was shot. insisted upon amputa-
ton, but he objected. and carried q badly
shattered bone thirty years, which had
ever since been a source Of continual
suffering. He was unfit for business,
and came here month or more ago to
recuperate his health.
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Bspeenlngs on the Rappahannoek.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. August T.
special.-The Potomac Baptist Associa-
ton will meet at Manassas on August
10TH
Mr.. r. G. Fitzhugh, who was taken
very sick at his home In Stafford county.
was brought here to-day 10 the home Of
his sister, Mrs. Bette G. Conway, where
he is lying quite III.
r. s. Chew Camp, Sons Of Confederate
Veterans, and the Junior order Untted
American Mechanics win give n Joint
excursion 10 Whitewater next Friday.
Rev. DR.. T. S. Dunaway has returned
from his summer vacation. and filled his
pulpit in the Baptist church yesterday.
He was warmly greeted by a large con-
gregation.
The Baptist Sunday school elected yes
terday the following delegates TO the
Goshen Association. which meets We'd
nesday at Bethel church. Caroline
county:
Rev. Dr. T. s. Dunaway. S. z. East
burn. Captain s. ]. Quinn, A. y. Bow
ering.
Mr.. Joseph d. Chids died yesterday
at his home in this county, aged forty
nine years.