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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-01
REY Ell SANTA AMI
DOWN.

NEW YORK. May 31.-Rey el Santa
Anita, the California crack, has broken
down. 1t is thought he Will not face the
starter again this season. He may never
race again. The California crack came
East 10 take part In the Brooklyn Handi-
cap. but ran unpaced Since then he
has started three times. He won one
race In imposing fashion, but was sub
sequently defeated by keenan,. and yes
terday by StOwaway and Ajax.
Rey ell Santa Anita is a dark-bay colt,
by Imp. Cbeviot-Alaho. lie was not a
consistent performer. His best race was
for the Great American Derby. which he
won I'm very easy fashion. He was a
candidate for the Suburban.
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respite for Rad rom saith.

LEXINGTON. ky. May 3l.-The exc
cution OF Bad Tom Smith has been post
poned. The case will be argued before
the Court OF Anpeals June sth.
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Co ta wa.hinrfan

on excursion Saturday night. June LIST.
Train leaves Broad and Hancock streets
at II r. N. Returning, leaves washing.
ton June Sd at GO +. NJ. sharp. Round
j.. NJ. THOMPSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-01

Summary: Earned runs-Petersburg, -
Roanoke, e. Home runs-Sullivan, Lyons,
and Bradley. Two-base hits-Sanford, 2;
Lyons. I. Bases on balls-Oh Packard,
.. on Lloyd. .. Struck out-By Packard.
3: by Lloyd. l. Hit by pitcher-Lyons.
Double plays-Clark and Padden, Padden
and Little. Stolen bases-Lppert. Brad
ley. Wild pitches-Packard. 2; Lloyd. !.
Passed balls-Gil. I. Time Of game ?
hours and 10 minutes. Umpire, Mr..
Mitchell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-01

Our Traps are OF the latest design and
most fashionable TO b. had In the city.
n II. Bosher's sons will take pleasure In
showing you their vehicles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-01
NOTES IRON THE DIAMOND.

The Norfolk team has been reorganized.
alth e1-Umpire Higgins as manager II
Is understood that Gilman and Hodge.
q Houston. Tex, VIII sign with Mr.
ONeil. McGann passed through Rich-
mOnd yesterday en- route 10 Norfolk.
where he viii play to-day.
Smith. LynchbuTg's centre fielder, was
yesterday.
Richmond's pitchers have shown up re-
markedly well this season. Flynn has
pitched ten games. out Of which he has
lost but three. Tsnnehiil has lost one
out Of eight he has pitched; Dinsmore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-01

New Vehicles, ali styles. at low prices
at n. II. Bosher's Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-01

PORTSMOUTH.


Summary. Earned runs-Portsmouth, .
Norfolk. 3. Home run-ThurstOn. TWO
base hits-Kelly C). Colllflower Tate, and
Knox stolen ases-Portsmouth, Z; Nor
folk. f. Struck out-By Weeks, 2; by
Herr. 8; by Foster ?. Bases on balls-OH
Weeks. Z. OF Herr. /; of Foster .. Time
~ .arnn-2 hnure. I-mnLrc-Mr. Nehan.
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LYNCHBURG
rolal. -. $ 2 10 2 y
SCORE nY INNINGS.


]. Tw0-base hits-Welis Gray Mcken-
ma. First base on -Lynchburg. ].
Base on. bdlls-On Mckcnna. l. Left .on
bases~kichmond. 6. Lynchburg. 3. Struc.
out-By Dinsmoro. 2. By McKenna. 5
stolen bases-Gr0yes, I. Houseman. =;
Neiif ]. Foster. /: MCGOWAN. /; Fer.
gutOn. /, Smith. L. Passed bails-Fergd-
ron. 2. Time Of game 4 hour and IS min
ul0a I-mnlre--Mr Dnlev
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Demand for Large Warehouses.
II IL an interesting and Significant sign
of the growing Industries OF this cry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
THE PRaTT-ELNINS NuPTIALS.
Fashionable Marriage at Flctchcr's
Chapel, King George County.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY,
VA. February 4.-(SpeciaL)-One Of the
most interesting events Of the season here
was the fashionable marriage Of Mr..
Alexander Pratt and Miss Murine Elkins
on Thursday evening, January %st. The
ceremony took place at Fletchcr's chapel
at T. NJ, and was performed by Rev.
w g. Bates, pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal churches here. The edihce was
beautifully lighted and deliberately de-
corated with choice evergreens At least
an hour before the appointed time a very
large crowd of Interested spectators
gathered at the church. and when the
bridal party arrived seating-room in the
large building was at premium. Inc
walters entered the church In the follow
ing order: Miss Monlmie Elkins and Mr..
Harry Clark, Miss Lille Pratt daugh-
ter OF the groom and Mr.. j. b. Elkins;
Miss Bette Hansforl and Mr.. James
Pratt (son OF the groom; Miss Maria
Pratt and DR.. j. H. Ball; Miss May Pratt
and Mr.. " :. Hansfori. Miss Willie Sale
and Mr.. Henry Pratt tsOn OF the groom.
Mr.. J. ". Walker and Mr.. Robley Gould
ing acted as ushers. The music was rem
dered by Mrs Bates, wife of the pastor.
After the ceremony number Of in
vited guests accompanied the bridal party
10 the groom's residence, and enjoyed an
elaborate reception till past midnight.
The groom is "A prominent citizen ana
agricuturist OF this county, aad Is well
known.
In addition to the deep snow which
has covered the face Of the earth here
since the morning Of January 18th, an
other binding snow-stOrm has been pre-
Valing since l. o'clock Friday night,
which bids fair 10 block nearly all travel
over the public roads Farmers are put
10 their wits end in caring for ami the
management Of tarm-st0ck. and also in
procuring fircWood from the woods.
1t is with the greatest difficulty that
the mails can be conveyed 10 the various
pOst-oiices in this section. and the car
riers and their teams have suffered
greatly in the performance Of their i'm
portant trusts Robert Carter & Son. the
cOlored men who carry the heavy mails
daily between Fredericksburg and King
George Courthouse, touching this place
twice day. have proved equal To their
arduous task. and our best people are
heaping upon them the highest COM
mendat.ons and concentrations for
making schedule-tme during the almost
unprecedented storm period. and there
Is talk to-day OF showing the public sp-
probation Of their faithfulness in some
substantial way.
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THE IRA MULLINS MURDER.
Trial of Huron Fleming Postpone"
Iptil the Next Term of court.

WISE COURTHOUSE. VA, February
4-(SpecIal)-County Court WAS held last
week. Judge Skeen presiding. \ larger
crowd than usual was In attendance on
the court. Notwithstanding the unusua!
severity OF the weather, on account OF
the expected trial Of Huron Fleming
charged with Implication Ia the murder
~ tho Ira Mullins crowd in Pound Gap,
More excitement was exhibited by the
crowd that hacked the court-house than
was expected. There was evidently NOT
a little surprise at the personal appear
ance Of the prisoner when inc Shetlii
led him into court. He is rather hand
some and gentlemanly In appearance,
and does not look Ike the perpeirator on
a dastardly crime HIS case Vas con-
tinued until the next term OF the court
on account Of absent witnesses.
The little daughter OF Hon. e. +.
Flanary died a few days ago OF pnel-
mOnia.
Miss Emma Beverly. daughter Of Robert
T. beverly. died last week OF consumption.
Constable Carico brought 70 jail from
Coeburn a woman charged with attempt
ing to kill Deputy-Sherir Romans. k'-
mans had a warrant for the arrest or
her husband for some trivial offence.
and on going 10 her house 10 execute u
found the door locked. He broke down
the door. and "a ne entered the room
she drew a pistol on him and fired. The
ball Just erazed his forehead.
Tho race for CommOnwealth's Attorney
I'm this county promises 20 be- interesting
II is not definitely known who the can
didates will be, but il is generally under
stood that X. +. Bruce, present incum-
bent, and O. ". Wears viii make the race.
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levy which Il had previously made for
county purposes for the year l~i from
% cents on the 500 to 70 cents on the
siOo AT the same time II reduced the
salaries of the county officers. reducing
the salary of the Sheriff from spp per
year 20 $3.50
This action Of the board was cplen INTO
question by Mr.. Leonard. ne atnrm'ng
that las an estimate had been in@1e
when the levy was laid AT ~ cents on
the 800 to pay him 500. and that haVlng
estimated IT,. the board should max"
him this allowance" lie petitioned INC
Court for writ Of mandamus 10 COM
pei the supervisors 10 issue warrant
for 500. instead Of $50. The case created
n great deal Of interest, and was nOly
argued by both sides. Captain i. -
Blair appearing for the Sheriff and -
T.. buchanan for the board. The Judge
and Commonwealth Attorney being IN
tareeted In the case took no part ana
Judge William l.. Fulton. Of Wythe pro-
sided The case was decided against
Mr.. Leonard. but he has signihed his
intention 10 appeal 10 the Circuit Court
The question Of organizing building
and loan association for Marion Is be-
ing discussed. Several aggressive bust
ness-men are interested and the proba-
bllltles are that It will become reality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
GOOD TEMPLAR OFFICIALS.
Surprise Lodge in Flourishing
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOrthcrncrs.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, February Il
CSpelal)-Surprise Lodge No. 6sl. OF
Good Templars, at It's late meeting elected
the following officers for the current
quarter: Mrs. Lewis ). Williams, past
chief templar; John H. Seymoure. chief
t,mplar. Miss Hattie wilkins. vice-t'm-
plar: W. +. Burke. chaplain, Miss Maggie
Cloves. secretary; george Edward Beale.
assistant secretary: Il. ". Rose, financial
secretary: Mrs. James II. Seymore,
treasurer: Robert J.. Griffin marshal
Miss Eva Saunders. deputy marshal; W.
VI. Morris. guard. ". h. Thomas sentinel.
The Board Of Trustees is composed Of
VI. f. Burke 4. T. Gloves. and J. r..
wilkins This lodge b. now in flourish
Ing condition. and has on its rolls the
names Of about sixty members in good
standing. eighteen Of whom Were admitted
this quarter.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Hospital Executive Board has been called
for February g. 1885. at II y. NJ, eXecu-
tive building
Mr.. Leonard Henley. Jr., our we'll
known druggist, left for Richmond to-
day on important business
President Tyler. Of William and Mary,
has been in Richmond FOR several days
10 visit his wife. who is being treated
at 81. Luke's.
4 number Of northern visitors arc here
to-day looking over the town, and seem
especially interested in the relics Of
colonial days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
NORFOLK STORES AND OUTBuILD-
INGs GUTrED by FLAMES.
Arrival of the Remains Of Naval
Constructor Armistcnd-FuncrnI
Takes PJnce To-Day-Dcath of Mr.
Joseph Dickinson at Abbeviiic, y. &.

NORFOLK, VA. February 4.-(Speclal)
Yesterday morning early flames were
discovered bursting out furiously from
beneath n stairway In the grocery and
liquor store OF Messrs. Capps a wright
AT No. Si6 Church street The fire got
under good Roadway and destroyed the
stock and Quilted the building. a racket
store next door, kept by a Hebrew,
caught. and was burned out with
number OF out-buildlngs. widow lady
residing above the grocery lost all her
furniture and household effects. The
stocks and buildings were insured.
A FIRE on Brewer street previously dam
aged n dwelling.
TO BE LAID TO REST.
The remains OF the late Nayal-Constcuc-
tor Samuel W. Armstead arrived in
Portsmouth from California this morn
ing bv the Cape Charles steamer. The
funeral will take place from Court-Street
Baptist church to-morfo" afternoon at :
o'clock.
Information was received this morning
Of the death of Mr.. Joseph f.. Dickinson,
of Portsmouth, at Abbeyille. :. c., yes
terday morning Mr.. Dickinson was
pattern-maker, and engaged in the Sea
board Airline shops at Abbeville. The
remains Will reach Portsmouth tO-mor-
row.
PUT TO SEA.
Despite the prevailing storm the big
Unite! States cruiser Minneapolis put 10
sea from the navy-yard last night for
New York for coal, and then 10 Newport.
The kale- and spinach-growers are
rushing their stuff 10 market. just now
stimulated by the advance IN prices In the
last few days. Spinach IS bringing s. a
barrel.
There was lively snow-storm here last
night. but the weather cleared before
day and a bright. sunny day drove or
the rawness and dried up much Of the
dampness.
LEFT FOR HOME.
The Rappahannock visitors left FOR
home on the Essex yesterday morning.
As a result it is probable a boat will be
put on between this port and the Rap
pahannock in the truck season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
BIRTHDAY or LtNIEH.
ChnutRuqua Circles Honor the Menu
DRY of n Poet and Musician.
baltimore sun,

AIsdllililD+t 'N.'sj
Sunday was the fifty-third anniversary
Of the birth Of Sidney Lanier, the southern
poet and musician. who spent the last
years Of his short life in Baltimore.
To do honor TO his memory. the Chau-
tauqua literary and scientific circles have
this year added his name to the brief list
Of brilliant writer's whose birthdays are
to be especially observed by them, and
have named after him the class Of 10000
readers who Will complete their studies
in 1895.
Many Of the Chautauqua branches, or
"circles" as they are called. VIII have
a special memorial meeting some day this
week, at which programme Will be given
comprising selections from Laniers writ
ings a biographical sketch Of him. a
critque and poetical tributes TO his
memory from other hands. There are a
number Of these circles in Maryland but
they are widely scattered over this coun-
try and foreign lands, numbering, II Is
said, about 1000 persons, all Of whom
are engaged in prescribed courses of home
reading.
Sidney Lanier came to Baltimore In
1873. lie was on his way to New York
but while stopping a few days in this
city was offered and accepted position
In the Peabody Orchestra as a sOlOist on
the flute, which he played brilliantly.
This led him to take up his residence in
this city. and here he remained until the
summer of ISL. when he camped out for
his health in the mountains Of Western
North Carolina. and died at Lynn, In that
State. on September 18th Of consumption
The story Of Lanier'S early life in the
South can be briefly told. lie was a
private in the Confederate army. and was
Tor I'VE months prisoner at Point Look
out. Md, the experience gained there
being pictured in a novel called Tiger
Lilies" After the war he was a clerk
at Montgomery. Ala; principal Of an
academy in Prattville, In the same State.
and before coming To Baltimore had
practced law with his father in Macon,
Ga. his birthplace.
During his residence in this city I.anier
made hundreds Of friends by his brilliant
lectures on English literature. delivered
at several private schools. at the Pea
body Institute and beginning In 1870
at the Johns Hopkins University. The
public lectures which he gave in Hop
kns Hall were widely attended. His
las. course was on The English Novel"
and was never completed on account
of his falling health. The lecturer used
10 be driven TO the university from his
home in a closed carriage. and was fire.
quently so weakened by his effort that he
tainted at its close
In addition to his novel and n coll
lection OF his poems. edited after his
death by his wife, Laniers writings in
Clude "a volume on THE Science OF Eng
lish Verse" another volume containing
his lectures on The English Novel" a
descriptive work on FLORIDA" and four
volumes for boys, containing the chief
medieval romances. carefully selected.
60. a -
the quaintness and poetry of the origi-
nails
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
GOODMAN N CHARLOTTESVILLE.
He L. quite Hopeful of Acquittai at
His Second TrinI Next March.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, February
4-Cspeci Captain r. y. Goodman, the
slayer Of Colonel H. 9. Parsons, uneN-
pectedly arrived IN Charlottesville this
morning. in charge OF Deputy-Sherih
Hamm. Of Allegheny county. Ills WIFE
and children accompanied him, continuing
on their way 10 Richmond. The parting
scene at the station between Goodman
and his loved ones was very affecting.
After eating dinner at hotel h was
escorted TO Jail. where he will remain
until his second trial which VIII COM
mence here in the County Court on the
9Th Of March. He expresses himself as
very hopeful Of acquittsl.
Or. John =. Turpin, Of the Baptist
church has been called 20 Americas. Ga.
lie IS al present in Americas. whore he
preached yesterday. II is not known
whether he will accept.
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a RUSH OF NEW MEASURES.
One 10 Cure IA Defect In the state
Copstftutton-BiiIs Tabled.

RALEIGH. y. g.. February 4-(Spe>
cial) There was Il rush OF bills in the
Legislature to-day. the following being
insurance-iaw that an appeal from IA
state TO a Federal court By a company
shall cause forfeiture of charter; 10 ada
$500 10 the annual appropriation for the
ColOred Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege at Greensboro; 10 forbid any State
officer from travelling on Il free pass: 10
pay solicitors salaries; TO make II a crime
for person In this State 10 injure a
person in other States. Crhis is TO cure
a defect In the Constitution. A man
standing In this State killed one I'm Ten,
nessee. yet cannot be punished In either
State) Other bills were: TO incorporate
a North Carolina Society for the Pre-,
vention OF Cruelty 10 Children; to repeal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
LOST POCKET-BOOk FOUND.
Discovered In Mud-IIOIe by IN
Honcst servant.

BATTLEBORO. y. g.. February A.
Gpecial)-Our townsman. Or. II. r.. Mar
riott. who lost his pockct-book. con-
tanning Sl9o. Sunday evening. sent his
servant. Dudly Manly to look for IT
this morning. After diligent search
Dudley returned. bringing in the green
backs. having found the same IN mud
hole.
Battleboro's Male and Female Institute,
with Professor ". T.. Phillips as princi-
pal. and Miss Bette G. Whitehead.
teacher. and Miss Cattle ID. Cleman, of
Hamilton. y. c.. teacher OF music. is
meeting with success
Mr.. George ". Price. agent OF the At
lantic-Coast line at Elrod, y. c., is visit
ing his people near here.
From the quantity OF new furniture
coming through our depot II is pre-
sumabe We Will hear OF marriages soon.
The county commissioners for Nash APP
pointed to-day John j. Arlington Sheriff
10 I'LL uneHpired term OF Sheriff John X.
Greene. who died suddenly last week.
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the act appropriating $4,000 annually to
the oxford orphan Asylum.
Bills abollshing the death penalty ana
TO establish courts OF oyer and termlnei
were tabled.
At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
National Farmers Alliance meets at Me'
tropoli,an Hall. and its session Will con
tinue until Saturday. There are now
here President Marion Butler. Secretary
D. Il. Duncan, OF Columbia. $. G.; NJ.
Page and Robert Beverly. Of Virginia,
y. A. Cunning, editor Of the Nationai
Waterman: John NJ. Dixon. OF Nebraska.
]. l.. Willets National Lecturer Of Kan
sa, and John H. Mcdowell. president Ten
nessee Farmers Alliance. Donnelly ana
Simpson are expected TO arrive to-mor-
row
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
no TAKE POSSESSION.
Death of Major Strntton.

RONCENERTE ". VA. February A.
CSpecialD Major James II. Stratton. the
proprietor of the Lewisburg Hotel. at
Lewisburg. W. Va, died this morning at
S O'Clock. Death was the result III a
carbuncle. with which he had been i'll
for three weeks. He WAS a generous
hearted. popular. and well-known man in
this section OF the country, and no man
would be missed in large acquaintance
more than Major Stratton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
EnfnI CnSe of scnrIet-Eeyer.

WOODSTOCK. VA. February 4-(Spe-
cial EDNA Lockstampfer. years Old.
daughter OF John Lockstampfer, a we'll
known merchant Of Zepp. this county.
died Saturday with scarlet-fever. Out OF
half dozen cases in the county this win
ter this has been the only fatal one.
The weather continues very cold. with
a high wind and snow drifting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
The Railroad Pooling Bill.

Mr. NJ. +. ingalls,. OF Cincinnati. presl-
dent of the Chesapeake ana Ohio and
Big -Four railway systems will arrive
In the city to-day, says the Washington
Post. in his private car, and has engaged
apartments at tho Shoreham. Mr.. In
gals VIII be accompanied by Mr.. John
son, prominent railway man, and comes
10 Washington to consult with Mr.. H.
w. Fuller, general passenger and ticket
agent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio road,
and to look after the railroad pooling bill
pending in Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05

Through some unaccountable hitch the
cook engaged for the Bowers Steel-Range
exhibit failed to put In yesterday, dis
appointing several hundred visitors. This
VIII not occur again. as everything is
now ready for the opening to-day. lunch,
coffee, cream. and ali.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
SATISFACTION

The appointment and confirmation OF
George W. Wright to be postmaster Cives
genuine satisfaction to his many friends
and acquaintances.
The County Court has adjourned for
the January term. That which at
tracted most interest was the case Of
r. W. Leonard. Sheriff, vs.. Board Of
Supervisors Of Smyth county. Last sum-
mer the board made a reduction in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05

con. who Ia charged with stealing a still
from the officers after 1t had been cap
ttrcI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
BEAUTIFUL sNOw ~ MARION.
Numerous and Courageous Candi-
dates for County Offices.

MARION, VA. February 4.-(Special)-
Marion has been visited again with an
other beautiful snow. 1t arrived on the
morning OF grounding day" and so
that little an!Nal gives us good weather
for the next six weeks, so many believe.
The snow does not keep in the candi-
dates TOR county offices. They are be-
coming numerous and courageous. The
town papers have already the announce
mcnts Of several. Mr.. y. +. Stone. the
present Incumbent Of the Treasurer 5
office. and who was elected as an IN
dependent four years ago. has announced
himself as candidate again.
Mr.. j. G.. Ryburn, from Rich Valley,
announces himself as d Democratic APP
plicant for that office. He belongs to
the young Democracy, and Will make a
strong race.
The only candidate for Sheriff who has
announced himself a such publicly Is
Mr.. T. =. Rector. Mr.. Rector was the
Democratic nominee four years ago. and
was defeated only by three votes.
There are four asplrants for the Demo-
cratic nomination OF Commonwealth :
Attorney-Messrs. II. H. Morgan. II. y.
Bell, q. W. Richardson. and y. G. st.
John. II has not yet been determined
which one will make the race. other
Candidates for these and other offices Will
appear later. The Walton election law
vii. be strictly in 1t In May. The tickets
will be rather lengthy.
Mrs. NJ q. Painter and daughter have
just left for a visit of some length 10
Texas and New Mexico.
Miss Alice Pendleton. who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore, returned
home last week
Rev. !. ". Hundey. Of Glade Springs.
Washington county. has been called to
take charge OF the Baptist church at
this place. lie has accepted. and Will
give two or three Sundays in each
month To this congregation In connec-
ton with Middle Fork and Riverside
churches in this countV