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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-08

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
NORTH CAROLINA PTTHIdNS.
Grand Lodge in Session Mt Winston-Un-
dcriakers' Association Adjourrs.

WINSTON, n. c., June @.-Speeial'-
The twenty-fourth annual session OF the
Grand Lodge Of Knights OF Pythias OF
North Carolina convened here to-day. An
address Of welcome was delivered by "A.
j. Hauser Of Winston Lodge. Responses
we're made by several visiting delegates.
The morning session was taken up py
reading reports of officers. These were
referred to regular committees. Grand
Chancellor Ebert stated In his report that
thirteen new lodges were organized our
ing the past year. making forty-five now
In the State, with 4 total membership Oh
three thousand.
The North Carolina tndertakers Asso-
citation closed its annual session here TINS
afternoon to meet in Morehead city on
the third Wednesday in June, 1890. Frank
H. Voger, Of Salem. was reelected pres
ident: r. T. Stevens. Of Wilson, secre-
tary: W. J.. Bell. Concord. treasurer. rive
yIce-presfdents were also elected and reg
uiar committees appointed. J. Robert
Parker. If High Point; J. a. Brown, Of
Raleigh. and A. c. Nogler. OF Salem. were
elected delegates to the National Funeral
Directors Association, which cOnvenes in
ST. Louis next october. DR.. II. T. Balm
son. chairman Of the State Medical
Board. delivered an able address before
the association this morning on the gem
eral workings Of undertaking as pro-
fession. j. NJ. Oaky. Of Salem. Va. de-
Hvered practical address this afternoon
on embaimng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

Roanoke being brilliant at times. Cava-
naugh put up great game at third
and robbed the visitors OF two apparent
ly safe hits. He had nine chances and
accepted them all without an error. Be-
sides this. he made two hits. Smith also
made several difficult catches in centre.
Richmond took the lead in the first
inning. Kim and McGann made singles
and Tate was struck by a pitched ball,
filling the bases. Foster and Hodge
were retired on fys to Cavanaugh and
Mclioyerter Morgan was given his base
and Tate scored on Vests single. Napier
got his base on balls. but Black struck
out. fain led off with n hit in the sec
ond ana scored on n wild pitch.
IN the sixth Morgan tailed or a base
on balls. Vests racIihoe. a wild pitch.
and Napier's sirgle. Richmond's last two
runs were made in the seventh. After
McGann had fouled out 70 Darrell. Tate
ana Foster hit safely. Tate would have
been retired at second had rot Demos8
dropped the ball thrown TO him by Smith.
Bcth men advanced a base en- Hodges
base On balls, and scored " hen McHoVsr-
ter dropped Morgan's fly.
sixth.
McHoverter was retired. Mccain TO
Tate; Then Crockett got In n single and
smith a two-bagger Both men scored on
errors by Napier and Foster In the
seventh McCoy's sirgle and Hodges FUN
bic Of Darfefs gIcUrder gave Roanoke
another run. Frech, in the nirth, led of
win q two-tSgger, and scored the only
earned tun of the game on a similar hit
by McHoverter. Crockett sacrificed the
latter TO third. where he was left, Smith
ending the inning by an easy out from
McGann to Tate
Following Is The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
THE FARMERS DEFEATED.
the Hill CitYites Win After n Hard Fight
by a Score of 10 toS

LYNCHBURG, VA, June 20.-Special-
The darkest hour is Just before the dawn,
they say. and it looked that way yester-
day In local baseball circles, when Lynch
burg dOwned the mighty Petersburg Far
mers-the first time that feat has been ac-
complished by them this season The
rooters and cranks yelled and shouted
when In the ninth Inning Lynchburg,
after being behind all through the game.
sent four men across the plate. and took
the good lead OF three runs; and this en-
thuslasm was not market to that at
the end Of the inning when the third
petersburg man went out. leaving the
score ~ TO In favor Of the home team.
Petersburg scored the first run in
the second inning, Farrells two-bagger
being followed by Myers three-bagger.
Inc visitors made another Isl the next
inning; sFodie bit to centre. and stole
second. Stafford hit past the pitcher,
tdis got the ball and threw IL wild 10
FIRST. allowing BrOdie to come home once
more they crossed the plate In the fourth.
Petersburgs Smiths hot liner stop sent
him 10 FIRST and our pitchers Wild throw
10 first sent the runner "a third Keefer
went out from second to first. Smith
scoring
LynchburS got in the game in the
hfth. when Sullivan. the six foot short
sup, TAME 10 bdt ana WIN n SWln8
worthy OF John l.. smashed = three-bag
ger TO deep right field. Martin got four
balls. Cleve knocked the bail 10 third
and Myers In throwing It home struck
sullivan, who scored with Martin close
behind Glove scored on Boucher's
scratched hit to right field, tieins the
score and putting the grand stand on
tip toe.
In the sixth for Petersburg Honeycutt
made a single and went 20 second OF n
passed ball. Keefers hit between first
and second scored Honeycutt. Sanford
made two-baeger to right and Keefer
scored. Sanford went in on a passed
ball.
In the seventh Iynchhurg caught up
Boucher batted the ball to short and
Honevcutt. McKenna sent one to third
and beat the ball out. II. Smiths hit
scored Boucher, and McGettigan's hit
past third and scored McKenna. while
Smith came in on Sullivans hit TO right
The score was again a tie, but Petersburg
changed that in the same inning by get
ting Stafford across the plate. Nothing
was done in the eighth.
In the ninth McGettingan hit the hall
and made first on bad throw from sec
ond. Sullivan got in one Of his lovely
two-baggers Martin Eent his ball 10
third and Myers tried to get Mcclellan
out at home. but the latter scored Sulli-
van came in on Websters hit TO short
Cieve went out on fly to centre, and
Martin ran home after the bah was
caught Ellis hit to left and let Webster
In. Petersburg could only get ono man
across the plate in the ninth. leaving
LynchburS two ahead a the end. Score
LYNCHBIPG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

the opening event over the futurity
course I'm gallop at to 1. Commanche.
who was 20 to J, In the second. captured
that event as he pleased. Spread Eagle
was his only competitor. George Beck
won the third as already stated, while
the fourth. for three-year-o went
to Sir Knight, TO l choice.
The double event. the only stake fea-
ture on the card. was won in gallon
by keenan,. The sixth and seventh
races, both on the turf. were won very
handily by Top Gallant and ST. Michael,
respectively Summarizes
First race-futurity cout se-Sirocco G2i.
Taral. 8 to - first. Lord Harry second.
DtrfargIlla third Time. 1:21 2-5.
Second race. thrt6 en-sixtecnths Of n
mile-Comarche 0I2 Simms ! TO 2O) first.
Spread Eagle second. (Only two starters.
Time 2:06 3-5.
Third race--one and one-eighth miles
George Beck (e4, J. Perkins, I 10 II first,
Tom Skidmore. second, Count third. Time,
1:55.
Fourth race-one mile-Sir Knight 022.
Dcggett, 4 10 II first, Tor gale second,
Armitage third Time, Ia.
Fifth race--double event, for two-year-
olds. FIVE and a. half furlongs-
OlS. Griffin. TO 81 first, Harm Reed
second, The Commoner third. Time
los IS.
Sixth race-one and one-sixteenth miles,
on turf-Top Gallant Q10. Smms, TO ID
first, Waters secord, Flint third. Time
1i9.
Seventh race-one and one-sixteenth
miles, on turf-St Michael G03. Bergen.
! to u first, Lizzie second, Kildeer third.
Tine. LIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
HEAVY CoxL SHIPMENTS.
More Rolling Stock Needed on the ~ I" W.
A salem Wedding.

ROANOKE. VA. June 2o-spe''"I
Work on the repair OF engines ano 49,
is being pushed in the Roanoke Macn'"s
Works. giving employment aay ,,r da
night TO the regular force. DS Iii have
night thirty disabled engines VIZ road In
been repaired and sent on the io"N ''
the last fifteen days. lob 60 trans-
THE demand for rolling STOCK 10 8 ua''s e.
mort coal from the Flat. TOP heids ~
unprecedented. and II WIZ ,llaes',s 49,
car 1oads OF coal TO load the vessels no"
waiting al Lambert's Point -
In Ire BAPTIST church at salem TINS
evening Miss Bessie NJ. Harlowe, daugh-
Ter Of Rev. John NJ Harlowe, was mar
.ted Ia rev. Nathan Maynard. pastor OF
The BaptIst church at Covington, Tenn.
Rev. j. b. Taylor performing the cere-
mouy. -, 1,-r, ~ ~. 49,,
accented the invitation TO take COM
mand OF the military at the Fourth Of
Tuly celebration at Radford. OF which
the Roanoke Light Infantry Will form a
The suit OF Laura Hayes tcoioredD.
against the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company for $1,000 damages, sus-
tanned in eiectment from the depot at
Martinsville. was decided to-day in favor
OF the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
the GREAT RACE I0-D4Y.
List OF the Starters and Their Rider.
Ramnpo Hot Favorftc.

NEW YORK. June 2O-The suburban
handicap in which a more widespread
interest is taken than any decided on
the American turf will be run at Sleeps
head Bay tomorrow. Great pr paratiCn5
have been made Tor the event and II
the weather should be lair 5000 IA 40
90 persons Will witness the race. 1t is
cloudy tonight, and the Indications arr
that rain Will fall before morning. If
the rainfall is light it will only nave
the effect Of laying the dust on the
track, which is in superb condition. and
will make it all the faster. Weather
Prophet Dunn says the indications fcr
tomorrow afternoon are for fair YEA
Their. and this will bring out a big crowd.
The official list OF starters for the great
race. with their jockeys so far as known,
and their weights. sent out by the COney
Island Jockey club tonight. is as follows:
Sir Walter 30 Doggett; RamapO ~.
Taral; Banquet. li9, Simms; Don AiOnzO,
ll9. Lamley; Sport ia. Thompson; Co
manche. H. Martin; Charade Ill. Blake;
PIckpocket. Ito. --; King Lee, ll0, Thorpe;
Henry OF Navarro, los, Perkins; Kinglet,
l05, Griffin; Stoaway, 100. McDermott.
\ possible starter lis 81. Michael. with
Bergen up. In the tvent Of st. Michael
not starting Bergen will probably ride
PickpOcket.
CIiiIord ailment. which was announced
yesterday. and which renders it imprOba-
BILE that he will start in the handicap. was
a keen disappointment TO the trufmen. as
IL was believed he would be an important
factor in the race. His absence has
made the talent very sweet on the
chances Of RamapO. from Gideon and
DAYS stable and he will probably go TO
the post a hot fayorte. Sir Walter that
game little son OF Midlothian, will be
next in demand in the betting. closely
pressed by Henry of Navarro, Banquet
Don Alonzo. Sport. Pickpocket and klng
Lee win NOT want for backing. while CO.
rnanche. Stowaway and Charade will be
the outsiders. All the horses carded TO
start are trained to the hour, and an eX-
citing contest IS looked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
KILLED III LIGHTNING,
A Colorcd Man in Norfolk Has Fatal
Stockholders Hurt.

NORFOLK. VA. June 2O-Special-A
severe storm passed over this section this
afternoon. The rain fell in torrents and
flooded many Of the lower streets. The
clouds We're heavily charged with cleo
triclty and the thunder and lightning
were terrific. Several men at work in
the dry dock at the Norfolk navy-yard
took shelter under the Raleigh. one or
them. coJored man named Cuffee, OF
Deep Creek, was struck by lightning and
killed. William Ross white, quarter
man. was seriously injured. Others were
slightly shocked.
Cheatham's drug store IN Brambleton
ward was struck but not seriously dam
aged. No one was hurt theres
Justice East has written strong letter
10 Governor O'FerTali asking that the
sentence of death imposed by the Corpo-
ration Court of Norfolk upon Madison
Brown for the murder of MIR. John Dol
lard be commuted to life Imprisonment.
The letter by Justice East and other
napers will be delivered to Governor
O'Ferrall tomorrow by Mr.. J. G. Tilton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

The festival at the Masonic Home Nom
day evening was a very pleasant affair
In spite of the rain. The ladies' Of the
Auxiliary Society OF the Home, who had
the matter in charge went down early in
the day. and were given a splendid dinner
by the matron, Mrs. AGREE.
Quite a crowd went down from the
city TO the entertainment in the evening.
Preparation had been made for dancing
In the new building, but as the roof had
rot been put in place the rain drove them
into the basement OF the old Home, where
the enjoyment went on undisturbed.
The musical programme was participate
ed in by the Church Hill Mandolin club,
CAPTAIN Frank Cunningham, Mr. e. II.
Cloves and Miss Virgie Allen.
Quite n nice little sum was secured tot
furnishing the new Home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
DIR. PAUL MENZEL
Washington md Lee University Confcrs an
Honor upon n IL th noi Pas or

Rev Paul L. Mcneil. the pastor Of ST.
Johns German Evangelical church. has
received the degree of Doctor of Divinity
fro m Washington and Lee University.
The honor came as a complete surprise
TO Or Mcneil, as IL was upon motion
entirely outside Of his congregation.
DIR. Mcneil is a man of high literary
attachments. a 1inguist, and an eminent
theologian. AS a member Of the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Evangelical Peace
Conference he has been of great service
10 the committee. not only by giving them
the benefit of s views but in translat-
ing their literature into other tongues.
Recently he was elected president OF the
Atlantic Division Of the Synod Of his
Church in this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
The 4SHETTLLE RACES
Open To-day-A Good Attendance Expect
ed-SaIe OF Bonds.

ASHEVILLE. n. C.. June 20.-Special.-
A telegram received here yesterday states
that Asheylle's funding bonds-sD, 100
worth-have been sold in New York at
par.
Turf men from this and other States
are constantly arriving in the city. some
Of them bringing blooded stock, 10 attend
the races Of the French Broad Fair and
Racing Association, which will occur az
carriers course tomorrow and the next
day. General John Rutledge. of Sweet
water Tenn, is mere with four Of his best
horses. Two horses were sent in yester-
day from GreenviIle. S. c., and l.. Banks
Holt, OF the Alliance Stock Farm, is eH-
pected with two of his fastest tomorrow.
George Vanderbilt and a company or
visiting and local friends are in the noun
tains this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
PETERsBURG CRY OFFICIALS.
More Nominations Made bv the Demo-
e~sts-Arridrnt to Mr. If.bert,

PETERSBURG. VA, June 20-Special.
The caucus Of the Democratic members
OF the Common Council. held last night
10 nominate officers for the different
city Offices TO be filled by the Council
at its meeting on Monday, July 3D. did
not adjourn until o'clock this morning
The officers nOmir ated in addition 10
\those telegraphed The Times last night
We're the following: Or. Samuel A. Hun
tNp, for Peace Officer, in place of pr. e
N\RCbinsun. present incumbent: j. T..
PorNer. Keeper OF Hay Scales. Members
OF the School Board: Messrs. John " q.
Bradbury, Il. W. Collier. J. G.. Roweii, and
S. NJ. Green. The chairmen Of the various
committees Of the Council we're also
ncmirate9. Mr. w. III. Tailey was nom
mated for\president Of the Lower Apo
Tattox Board.
Mr.. SamuN Lebert. foroeily OF this
city. but who row resides in Dinwiddie
county. a short distance from Petersburg.
fell from shed this morning and frac-
tured his leg In such a manner that IL
IS thouSSt amputatitn will be necessary.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Eva Porter Caldwell and Mr..
Thomas Edward ArgO at Atlanta. Ga
on July 2d. Miss Caldwell formerly re-
sided In This city. where she is widely
known.
STRUCK RY LIGHTNING
This afternoon while a Young man
named Tucker employed on 'fhe farm of
Rev II. T. Wilson. in Dinwidelle county.
near this city. was plOwing lightning
struck and killed the mule. tore Nhe piow
to pieces and seriously, and perhaps Ia
tally. injured Tucker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

Editor Times: Citizens living on Broad
patiently for some show Of Improvement
since the excayators finished their work
OF cutting down Broad street In the neigh
borhood Of the Lee monument. The
slightest rain causes an impossible bar
rier 10 good travelling. The worst feature.
however, is the formation Of rivers,
caused by the banking up Of earth in the
fields. which is certainly chance for
typhoid fever. Now. n this nuisance was
In close proximity 20 some Of our big city
magnates the remedy would SOC very
speedy. The only resource lett Is an ap-
peal 20 The Times TO help as. VIII you
give this a notice and DO what you can
10 further our efforts 10 have the water
now standing In the fields drained on
SUFFERER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
Two Dnnyii!c NrdIincs.

DANVILLE. VA, June 2O-Special.-
Morris, telegraph operator. and Miss
Violet G. Nuckols. all Of Neapolis. were
married at the residence Of the bride s
parents. Dr. and Mrs. y. r. Nuckols.
Rev. r f. White. Of Neapolis. performed
the ceremony. after which Mr. and Mrs
Morris boarded the train FOR an extensive
bridal tour throughout the northern
cities.
To-day at 1890 O'Clock. Mr.. Albert VI
East. an employee Of the Richmond and
Danville railroad. was united In marriage
TO Miss Lille X. Winter, of Stockton,
Henry county. The ceremony took place
at the residence Of the brides parents.
The couple reached Neapolis this even
ing. where they will reside in the flu
tuTe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

The post Office repairs are progressing
slowly and the arrangements VIII add
greatly TO the convenience and dispatch
OF business.
The assistant postmaster's quarters,
which before were isolated from the bal
ance of the office and very cramped in
size. will be so arranged as 10 give him
more roomy quarters and will permit of
a view OF the main Office from his desk
Postmaster Cullingworth has fresh
bouquet Of flowers on his desk every day
from some unknown source. and is smil-
ingly happy over having secured the pos
tai stations 10 be established in this city
at an early day.
The locations for the stations will be
secured at once, and as soon as the fur
nture is furnished by the department
...e work Of organizing will commence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
s.. LOUIS. 4: cfNclNNaTI. 2.

ST. LOUIS, June 90-The Cincinnatis
put in Blanks. a young pitcher from
DeSoto No. today and, barring a niue
stage fright he did well. Dowd's running
catch and throw 10 home 10 cut of run
divided the honors with Caravans home
run hit. Attendance. 800. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

woman and placing her on the track ia,sss 70
20 drag herself off the track just before
the approach Of freight train. she was
Uncovered by the trainmen and picked
up in an unconscious CONDITION. sne vas
hsdiv bruised, and her back was injured
rs being thrown on the iron rails.
Diest was arrested and there were
threats OF fynching him at Montvaic.
He was given bearing before )osucds
Jury. He was taken to Bedford CITY ana
nlaced In Jail. The woman. who ~ peins
cared for at Montvale, is In critical con-
dillon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
NORM CAROLINALIoU0R DBALEK 4.
President Bear Stands for tho Obedience to
tho Lnw.-No Drink. for Minors.

WILMINGTON, y. c., June 20-The an
nual convention OF the Liquor Dealers,
Distilers' and Grape-Growers' State AS
ISOLATION met here to-day, with good at
tendance The proceedings were con-
servatlve throughout.
In an addEess President Solomon Bear
said: Il wish this association TO see that
the laws in regard 70 selling liquor are
strictly obeyed No minor or drunkard
should be permitted to buy from you. NO
gambling In your establishments should
be allowed; and you should observe the
law of the Sabbath"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
sTRUcK RY LIGHTNING
BRUTAL ATTEMPT At MURD.k.
A Bedford Man Charged with Beating Hin
wife and Placing Her on n Railroad.

ROANOKE. June 2e.-A man who gave
his name as NJ. Diest made brutal at
tempt 20 murder his wife Just east OF
Montyaie yesterday afternoon. According
who were witnesses to q part OF the
AFFAIR, the man and woman and a little
boy were walking along the railroad
10 this city where Diest claims TO have
two daughters. The little boy was the
son OF the woman by a former husband,
ana Diest threatened TO XIII him. He had
some words with bis wife about the boy
Which resulted Ia his brutal beating OF tha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
THE WESTERN HOSPITAL.
Miss Hopkins Appointed on the Medical
S,efT-Mrs McCauiey's Trial.

STAUNTON, VA. June 0.-Special.-
Miss Chirtsey Hopkins. NJ d.. has ac-
cepted the position on the medical STAFF
q, the Western State Hospital, made val
cant by the resignation of Dr. Cattle
uevnes Miss Hopkins Is q graduate OF
the Ladies Medical College, Of Philadel-
mia and is the daughte~ OF DR.. Il. +.
HOPKINS. OF Warm Springs, Va, a physi-
clan Of note. ,,,,
Cauiov the woman who fatally shot her
husband June 7th, was held to-day before
Justices Kinney and Churchman. The
woman was sent on 10 the grand jury. a
speciaI grand jury will be summoned at
the term Of the court for the purpose OF
trying this case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
SERIOUS CHARG MADE.
1t Is Claimed that L. B. East Distracted
Voting.

NORFOLK. VA. June 2o.-Special.-Th
contested election case in the Fourth
ward is becoming serious affair 1t is
In evidence that l.. y. East obstructed
the voting, inundated his associate
judges with a pistol. and stuffed the bal
lot box. John Hill the Republican judge,
admitted in the witness box that he
knew the returns were fraudulent when
he signed them, and knew that he had
been guilty Of perjury when he certified
80 their correctness. The next grand jury
will be asked to indict all Of the election
officers at the Second precinct, Fourth
ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
THOSE LUCKY BEAs-EATEHs.
They Finally Bat Out yIcfory-'he "''
Win Two Games From the Pbiiiie''

BOSTON. June 2O.-The Bostons 'alieu
behind the Baitimores for seven inhine'
to-day with little prospect OF winhi"s,
but they took the lead in the elghinn; 81,
TO T. With the game we'll In mana. 81
etts went to pieces. The Orioles eui Us
the tables in the next, and the score score, " by
u to 10 in their favor. Coco WIZ, rd a
home-run drive by Duty brought .iot ncs
to the champions. however. At' e5 "a n
209l. Score: ~ y; ~ 2
Boston .............IO O10l2 - *
Baltimores ........0 20 n,,yahon
BATTERIES: SWEETS and Ryan; MeManoh
and Robinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
TUCKER GOT THE DELEGATES.
An Intcresting Contest in Madison Dis
tr'ct. Cumberland County.

CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, VA.
June specialization district, OF TINS
county. held its meeting to-day TO elect
delegates TO the congressional convention.
There was a large crowd in attendance.
and the issue was formed between Tucker
and Flood. The contest was spirited, ana
Tucker won by a majority OF two, the
vote standing A TO AZ.
The meeting was very short one, and
about six of Floods friends came just
after the vote was announced. But for
TINS Flood would undoubtedly have won.
The three delegates elected are DR. fuqua,
4. j. Reich and George Adams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

The Neapolis local column in the Dan
vile REGISTER says: Cards rave peeu
tba marriage Of Rev. r. +. White 10 Miss
Minnie L. Duesberry. of Richmond. VIII
taEa Mace on June 18th, in the seventh
street Christian church Of the capital
City. Mr. White Is the popular pastor OF
and Is much beloved by his flock.