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that De had declared in favor of the noni-
nation OFT a. third national ticket. lie
said ho had not committed nin-eh ono
way or the other. and would NOT niili
the eOId--faulard mru had coniciitt aui
decided ON some course.
one 0f the Tammany leaders sad TO-
dav that the conference would liouany
be held at Ions Branch ON Noinesity'
and that 10 would be attended ny Demo-
cratic leaders from New lOIk ana aeF-
era, other states.
From the talk of the Tamm1ny lead-
crs and the followers of HNl up the
State. II appeared to-day That the orsan-
ration Democrats are generally opposed
10 the nomination of q thiid tc6eh
Some OF The Tammnv men talked OF
making 81 campaign for the Bryan tlck-
cf. others said they would vote ass they
pleased. hut none of them seemed 90
think that it would Doe wise % name
cold-etaadarI ticket. liIl and Wutucv
are believed 10 Dee opposed 20 I'd bolt ani
the machine men. in their talk. appear
l. be rejecting tho sentiment of these
leaders.
According to a statement made this
morning by a friend n Mr.. whitney. the
conference OF New York leaders is likely
to result in "a decision 90 ignore the na-
tional ticket as far as possible. and call
on sound-money Democrats 20 help 10
elect congressman opposed 10 free sill
YER coinage. and 20 Join in an effort %
carry New York for the Democratic
state ticket By refusing 10 bolt, IL is
said. the State orvapzation can main
tain it's regularity, and az the same time
work effectively against Bryan and
Sewall The organization men seem TO
fear that a holt would rcsu i'm the es-
Enlistment Of another State ORGANIZATION
which woud not boz recognized as regular
by the Democratic National Committee
and make O. great deal of trouble for the
present State leaders.
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LONG and ..shor,- Men Captured.

CHICAGO. ILL, July i3.-The Long"
and short men. who have figured so
con.picuously in a recent series OF daring
hoid-ups, were arrested last night. The
short man was placed in the sweat
box for six hours at the Central sta
ton. He broke down under the severe
examination and told the police freely OF
a long series Of crimes. which nave as
tCnished Chicago and the whole country.
He is Douglas C,endenling called
GLEN" and son OF William C1endenning.
a Montreal banker. who failed a short
time ago. The Long" man is said to be
Red Collins. Clendennins's confession
is said 10 have been most complete. lie
not only gave faithful account OF the
hold-up. but also named his active and
silent partners. The police are now work
ing on his Information and a roundup
OF crooks is being made in earnest.
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SfOO. 900 DiHiGE ~ sUssEy.
This Is the Estimate of tho Destruction
Wrought by the Recent Rairs.

PETERSBURG VA, July 1s.-special.
It is estimated that the damage that has
been done 20 the cops in Sussex county
BY the recent heavy and continuous rains
including tho washing away OF bridges
will amount TO fully one hundred thou
sand dollars.
In the County Court OF Chesterfield to-
day, q. r.. Bowen, - young white man.
was convicted OF stealing a COW from a
Mr.. skinner. Of Manchester. and given
five years la the penitentiary.
There is a colored woman here named
Patience HOlcomb who is said 10 be one
hundred years OF age.
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v.ss Coinage and the Pulpit.

VrpDIyTowN. CONN. July i3.-sun-
sav REV r. r. Achcson. rector OF fio'y
Trin,,y Episcopal church. and a prom'-
nert Democrat. electrified hss congress-
zion by closing hts sermon "'h 'H"
words: III ,,a,rso,.
THE present time calls for all pa.no's
N unite TO prevent the 'ur'n"' 'o''sso
OF ffty-cent dollars or the p.sns
LINCOLN. and Garfield
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c,.r,ss,s Increased Majority.

BRUSSELS. July Bit IL calculated
that the Ciericals in the Chamber OK
Deputies win have majority OF seventy
as against majority OF iifty-elght IN tne
old Chamber
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July D.-soee-
cast for Tuesday:
For Virginia and North Carolina: Fair'
foIlowed by showers on the coasS con-
tInued high Temperature. seuen~estef's
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

Mr. l.. A. Tucker. secretary OF the
Odd Fellows Widows and Orphans Re
nef Association Of Virginia. West Vir-
gInia. North Carolina. and District Of
Columbia. is in Washington on business
Ia connection with the association.
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HOUSTON. Va July l3.-SpocR -
rho county convention to elect delegates
tg thc congressional convention ehicn
meets in Roanoke on the 22d instant. m {
here today.
ln the absence OF Mr.. II. W. Leigh.
county chairman Committeeman r.. l..
DeJerno.te called the convention TO or.
d"r ard, o. motion Of Mr. Hurt. Mr..
Jordan was elected chairman Of the
convention. and -. T.. Heddcrly and ~.
~. Wnri wer0 elected secretaries.
rhiriy-one delegates We're elected. and
instructed to vote as unit for tho nomi-
nation ~ Peter j. Otey. Resolutions enc
dorsine The course Of Senator's John ".
Daniel and Thomas S. Martin and Rem
resentaHve Peter j. Otey. and ratifring
me nominations and endorsing the plat
form of the Chicago convention were
adopted Tho convention was harmonious
and enthusiastic.
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rAxaE or raEnnOMErnR.

The following was the range OF the ther-
mometer al The Times once yesterday:
A. A.. 81: ~ NJ. So p. NJ. ~. 9
p. ~, 50. p. NJ. ~; midnight. ~
Average, 81.
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t''r.. "'l s.-l lace ana her
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s.rnf.r ff. l.n.llom of Heaven and so
r.. wait and hor. for . r.firious harvest
anonr tho TURKS. Oh. ,ve do mot wan,
them tl die n tnrir Sins. lut we desire
tD ... them united with us i'm the same
salvation auI become u0sscs.ors Of eter-
Ill Ife. lf you 1uk that The MosIcm
I.OYi. are doomed f0 eternal coudemua-
uon sou 'are greatly MP taken. We
Amen.1ue their afflicted victims, do not
think d0 uot de-Ire so. dn not believe 500
$50. .Ne 81 ntmmc dams mus. ana sIai .'
eafDa. When ana ho"t lou arc 10
sFe tno answer Goo ihis lnpoi ,uil q'ts
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iiane have rlH' '"" t.'o
f.I.H. Doe IN fHN.. |.." '"Ni N. .I hI.'
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COLON, COLOMBIA, July 1.-THE Gov
crnmenr Of Costa kica is issuing a decree
Withdrawing its present system OF cur-
rency. and establishing gold standard.
The new sea wall at Limon. OF the east
coast of Costa Rica. has been seriously
damaged by the recent storms.
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CHATTANOOGA. TENN. July l3.-The
Chattanooga News, an afternoon paper,
to-day announces a change OF manage
ment. effective August lst, when W. Il.
Crabtree. prominent young business
man OF this city. succeeds r. II. Hart.
and will have entire charge Of the pub
lication.
The retiring manager will setablish n
new afternoon sheet In Norfolk. Va.
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CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARIES.
". A. Jones Gets the Instructions in
Northampton and Caroline.
H. D. FLOOD CAPTURES BOTETOURT.
Halifax Instructs for Peter j. Otey and
Endorses Daniel and Martin-Cul-
pepers FIRST Choice il Judge McCabe.
Petit Endorsed at Fork Union.

CAPE CHARLES VA. July 13.-Spe-
cial-The ccurty convention was held at
Eastville to-day for the purpose Of choos-
ing delegates 10 the First congressional
district convention. which meets here July
DIST.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
l.. J.. Ailworth. county chairman. VINO
was elected TO succeed himself for another
term. The following delegates were
chosen:
Franktown dstrict-E. q. Tankard.
William T. Thomas. Abel 5. Ashby.
James l.. Bell. Eastville iistrict-R. l..
Ailworth. JOIN H. wilkins. Jr, n. II.
Wiikin,. T. b. Robertson; Capeyille dis
Uict-Johu T.. Daniel. G. =. Moore, Edw.
". Nottingham. A. Brockenborough, with
an equal number of alternate 49, ates
from each district.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
Hon. W A. Jones and his course I'm con-
gress. and requesting the delegates 10 use
all honorable means 20 secure bis re-
nomination..
CAROLINE FOR JONES.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July l3.-
Special The Democrats OF Caroline coun-
ty met I'm convention today at Bowling
Green. and the following delegates and
altornates were elected 70 the congress
sional convention al Cape Charles:
Delegate at laige-Dr. w. -. Quisen-
berry
Recdy Church-B W Morris r. O.
W0rthan'. Arch. Samuel.
Port Royal. b. Washington. Lewis
T. Goullin r. O.. Holloway Alternates-
J. W. Jones. j. A. Broaddus. j. B. Parish.
Madison-T y. Wclch. 9. r. Smith, w.
j.. Cooc. Aiternates-Dr. II. Dew, Tom
Smith. A. q. Smith.
Bowling Green-R o. Poatross. T. d.
CoghiI. A. Lyell. Alternates-T. p. Gil,
II. g.. MOncure Dr. j. ID. Butler
Strong resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing tho course Of Hon. W. y. Jones in
Congress.
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FINCASTLE, VA. VIA SPRING
WOOD. Va. July Especial DEM
ocratio mass-meeting of Botetourt county
to-day elected the following delegates to
tho Amherst conventions
Fincasilo disfrict-W. O. Petugrew. NJ.
=. Cahoon =. O.. Woodson r. j. Gillian,
Is. j. Thompson
buchanan dis-rct-A. W. Finch. $. D..
Penn. w. g.. Early. j. L. Garland, j. j.
Williams. ". H. Thompson.
Amsterdam distrct-A. O. Preston. f.
y. Brugh. j.. T.. Brown. C.. NJ. Lunsford,
J. T. Gardner. W. u. Barley
THE delegation stands sixteen for IT. d.
Flood and two for Harry ST. George
Iuckcr. The delegation was instructed
to vote for candidates only who favor tho
free coin 4ee OF silver at the ratio Of
1f in L
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RECTohrOWN VA. July f.-spocial.
\ convention was held at this precinct
Sailr!av evening 20 nominate delegates
IRE attend tha congressional convention I'm
hleNandria. The three candidates-Mc-
Cahe. Meredith. and Rivev- -wcro repre-
senfcd n the convention. the followers
of the latter being I'm the minority. The
Delegates were r.. S. Eimunds and
Horace Smith.
Tho alirrnatcs wero :. " Triplctt and
W. 4. Rucker. The delegation was in
structod fO vote for Judge j. B. McC'anc
as long as trcre was any Chanc. o. his
securing rho nomination. and when the
n9mo ~ tho LOu1Oln candidate was
Withdrawn 20 cast heir notes FOR Rixey.
of Culncper. BEFORE the adjournment oi
tho meeting the nominations were made
unanimous.
Fork Union Fnyors Petit
FORK UNION. VA. July 1,.-Speciai-
The DELEGATES from FluYanna 10 tho
Amherst Courthouse Convention on the
24th of July to nominate candidate for
Congress from the Tenth district were
ordered hy me County Committee 10 be
chosen hy precincts on last Saturday. the
nth. There was LARGO attendance Of
Democratic voters 40 the Fork Union
meeting.
Resolutions strongly endorsing Hon.
William B. Petit for nomination by the
convention we're passed. as well az other
resolutions instructing the delegates 10
vote only FOR candidate in hearty SYM
pathy with tho financial plank OF the
chicago platform.
The rains have done considerable dam
age 20 the wheat and oats caught stand
Ing In small shocks in the fields The
shocks are green from tho sprouting
grain.
Dr. W. T. Oppenhimer and Major Sol.
Cutchins Of Richmond spent Sunday at
tho home Of Mr.. A. Oppenhimer.
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GOVERNMENT ARRAIGNED.
The InaCtiOn Of the Government in The
Armenian Troubles Denounced.
REAFFIRMED BY TIE EEDEAYORERS.

Nr. Mills Charges That Treaties Have
Been Broken. Lives Endangered. Prop
crty Destroyed. and Americans I'm
prisoned without Interference.
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Colonel John s. Harwood lefs for Rich
mond county yesterday morning.
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will take for the protection OF the honor
of the nation. the prosperity Of the peo-
p,. and the life and usefulness OF the
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Railway.
PIEDMONT ATR-LINE)
Condensed Schedule.
IN EFFECT DEC. ;. 1895.
IN EFFECT DEC. >. 1895.

TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH, y. c.:
900 a. NJ. DAILY:
Connects at Greensboro, for all
points for North and South, and Win
ston-Salem and points on the North
western North Carolina Railroad At
Salisbury for all points i'm Western
North Carolina, Knoxville. Tenn, Gin
clnnatl and western points: at Char
lotte, for Spartanburg GAINESVILLE.
Athens, Atlanta and all points South.
AIS p. NJ. DAILY:
Solid vestibule trains Norfolk to
Chattanooga, Tenn, without change.
Connects at Durham for Oxford
GAINESVILLE and Keysville, except Sun
day. At Greensboro, with the Wash
ington and Southwestern Vestibuled
CLimited) and the New York and
Florida Short Line Oimited) trains
for all points North, and with main line
train No. 10 for Danville, Richmond
and intermediate local stations also
has connection for Winston-Salem.
and with main line train No. 35 (fast)
mail for Charlotte, Spartanburg,
Greenville, Atlanta and all points
South; also Columbia, Augusta, Char
lesion, Savannah, Jacksonville, and
all points in Florida. Sleeping Car for
Atlanta, Jacksonville and at Char
lotte, with sleeping car for Augusta
and Jacksonville.
11:45 A. NJ. DAILY:
Solid train consisting of combina-
ton and first class coaches and sleeD-
err from Chattanooga to Norfolk, Va,
arriving Norfolk $3.50 p. M, in time to
connect with the Old Dominion.
Merchants and Miners, Norfolk and
Washington, and Baltimore, Chester
and Richmond s. s. Co., for all points
North and East. Connects at Selma
for Fayetteville and intermediate sta
tions on the Wilson 65 Fayetteville
Short Cut daily; Goldsboro for New
bern and Morehead City, daily except
Sundays. For Wilmington and inter-
mediate stations on the w. & w. II. r.
daily.
$3.50 A. NJ. DAILY:
Connects at Durham for Oxford
Keysville, Richmond: at Greensboro
for Washington and all points north.
3:O9 P. NJ. DAILY:
For GoldsborO.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RALEIGH, NC.
3:O5 p. NJ. DAILY:
From Atlanta, Charlotte Green's
boro and all points south.
7:2O A. NJ. DAILY:
From Greensboro and all points
north and south. Sleeping car Green's
boro to Raleigh.
4:12 P. NJ. DAILY:
From all points east, Norfolk Rich
mond, Tarboro, Wilson, Goldsboro,
Wilmington, Fayetteville and all points
in Eastern Carolina.
11;4O A. M.
From New York, Washington,
Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
900 P. NJ. AND S:47 A. NJ. DAILY:
From Goldsboro and all points east.
Local freight trains also carry pas
sengers.
Pullman cars on night trains from
Raleigh to Greensboro. and on morn
ing train from Greensboro.
Double daily trains between Raleigh,
Charlotte and Atlanta. Quick time un-
eXcelled accommodation.
w. H. GREEN,
General Supt
W. 4. Turk, Gen. Pass. Agt., Washing
ton, ID. c.
r. L. Potts, II. A., Raleigh n. c.
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

There were only two cases in the
Mayors court yesterday morning. One
unfortunate drank too much and il
cost him SIS. A pair of belligerents
were up, charged with an ARRAY, but
the town authorities could not secure
evidence enough to prove that they
had even been playing.
Mr.. Howard E. Heartt, assistant
chief of the fire department, who was
seriously injured at the fire Thurs
day morning, we are glad to be able to
is much better.
c. b. Green, chairman of the Board
of County Commissioners, and M. A
Angler, Esq, are engaged in making
a settlement with the county Treas
urer
Tt is understood that the proprietors
of the ice factory which was burned
Thursday morning intend rebuilding
Immediately. About half of the
twelve tons of ice which was in the
building was saved.
A prominent Democratic farmer
was asked this morning what the Pop
ulists in his neighborhood thought OF
the State ticket. He replied that the
only thing they could find against it,
was that it was nominated by a Dem
ocratic convention.
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FIRE COMPANY DISBANDs.

The Independent Hose Company, NO.
> has disbanded.
This band of noble young volunteers,
which has done such valiant work in
the past few years, was organized
about six years ago. Since that time
the horses of the company have been
fed by the American Tobacco Com
pany \ few days ago the foreman
was notified that this company would
not longer feed the horses.
The board of aldermen were notified
OF this fact, and failing to lake any ac-
tion in the matter, at Their recent
meeting. the brave fire boys sent in
their designations TO Chief Bradsher.
1t is to be hoped that the town gov
ernment will reconsider his matter,
and extend such encouragement as
viii bring about a reorganization OF
this company.
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kGYf5T5I!!e2;g4z4Eao
a4 STRAIN5'
W1EvDOUBLE DAILY
SERVICE
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
To Atlanta, New Dreams, Norfolk, Ricl
mond, Washington. Baltimore. PEila
delphia Boston. New York.
Schedule In effect January rs, 1856
4 RAlNs LEAVE RALEIGH:
EsT AND QUICKEsT ROUTI
1928 A. NJ. DAILY.

I:26 A. Nj. DAILY.
Atlanta Special" Pullman Veeti6ats "
henderson, We don, Petersburg, Bis
mond, Washington, Baltimore. Fai-s,.o.
phis, New York, and all points north. ~
fet drawing room sleepeTs and Pui4p3s
coaches Atlanta to Washington, paT)
cars Washington to New York, PUN
sleeping car Monroe to Portsmouth e
rives at Washington 10:45 a IA, "a
more IL noon, Philadolphis 2:20 ? L., ~
York 4:53 p M. Also for Portsmouth,, = ,.
folk, Old Point and local stations. Sesb b.
81 Roanoke railroad
1881 A. M. DAILY,
Fer Henderson, Weldon, Suffolk, ra@
mouth, Norfolk and intermediate saJsCa..;e
connects at Portsmouth with Bay La l.
Old Point and Baltimore; with Norf0if
Washington Steamboat company for W.
ington; with n Y p & N railroad for p.}
de1phia and points north. also at Wen ;
with Atlantic Coast L6e for Richmc.-4
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, and with Scotland Neck Bra >
for Greenville, washington and Plymcg,ss
Pullman sleeping car Atlanta 10 FS''
mouth.
5:S5 DAILY,
Atlanta Special Pullman VestiblAls =,
Southern Pines, Hamlet, Wilmington, MoI
roe, Charlotte, Lincolnton, Shelby, Che
ter, Clinton, Greer WOO Abbeyille, Athen,
Atlants., Augusta. Co M bis, Macon, a.c.c.
gomery, Mobile, New Orleans. CbataEc-. =
Nashville, Memphis and all points go.
and southwest; through Pullman BIZ.
sleepers and day coac-es Wa7hingtc.. =
Atlanta, connecting directly at Unic- e
pot, Atlanta, with diver8ing linae
Pullman sleeping car Portsmouth IL K
roe.
$40 NJ, DAILY,
Fer Wilmington, Charlotte, Che L.
Greenwood, Athens, Atlanta and al in,
mediate stations. Connects at UEto1 Gts
ton Atlanta, with diverging lines Pr'
man sleeping car Portsmouth TO AtIsr+.
TRAINS REACH RALEIGH:
1884 p NJ DAILY
From Norfolk, Portsmouth, aud pojnt-
north via Bay lie end N.Y.P 81 K K
Petersburg, Richmond and W.at,nS >.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, n York apt
Boston, also from GresAvilie, Plymouth
Washington, n. c., and eastern Carolinf
p 1.si A NJ. DAILY,
ATLANTA Special" Pullman Ves;s<er
from Aul&nts and points soutu. .sGhepF
Abbeviil. Greenwood nd Chester
11:S6 a "a DAILY.
From Charlotte, AthsDs. 50 ,l"- an;
intermediate stsy'Oue.
$50 A. NJ DAILY.
Atlanta Sp ci,tl' from No / TX poyCs
mouth, Henderson, Wel'on, PichmonG
Washington, bait lore, Pbillrslu biz
New York, and the east.
Magnificent Pullman ye thu le. tiaJu,
No ex,r. " re.
Apply t. iekrt agent, o TO
Fl. S. LEAki}. Sol Pas. Agt.
raleigh, n. {
L ST. JOHN, Eic Prs. and {, n NJ z
q. W. 8 GLOVER Traffic Manager
7. j ANDERSON, Gen. Pss.. A2t
A. E. M'BFE Gen. Supt
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ed checked. I persevered IN its
use, and remarkable as it may seem,
am completely cured, and feel like l
have new life. SIS. is the most re-
markable remedy in the world, and
everyone will agree that the cure was
ora
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PERSONALS.

Miss Lena Harden is visiting kins-
people in Roxboro.
Miss Maud Morgan has gone to More
head for the season.
Mrs. Henry Propst is visiting
friends in Lexington.
Mrs. f. S. Thompson is visiting Mrs.
w. NJ. Rogers in Raleigh.
Mr.. Allen S. Thomas has gone to
Chase City for few days.
Miss Blanche Morgan has gone to
Wrightsville for the summer.
Miss Nola Woodland has gone to Cha
pei Hill on a visit to relatives.
Miss Minnie Happier has gone to
Greensboro on visit to friends.
Miss Nina Homer. of Oxford, is
visiting her sister, Mrs r. W. Winston,
Mr.. T. A. Boone, Jr., returned yes
terday from an extended business trip
to Charlotte.
Mr.. r. S. Fuller left this morning
to visit his family who are sojourning
at Panacea Springs.
Miss Undine Barham mas gone 10
Burlington, where she will have
charge of a class in short hand.
Rev. T.. B. Turnbull has gone up to
Graham to assist in a series of meet
ings now being conducted there.
Mrs. L. L. Morehead and her beauti-
full and accomplished daughter, Miss
Lizzie are at Morehead for the sea-
son.
Rev. w. B. Oliver and family, spent
Wednesday in Durham on their way to
Virginia, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. w. T. O'Brien and children have
gone to Lynchburg, where they will
spend the summer with relatives. Mr..
O'Brien went over with them and came
home Wednesday night.