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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-25
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"A Fair Follower OF the Hounds Who
Always Brings Success

ALTON. VA, March "a Special Fox
hunting is the sport OF this neighborhood
again. since the balmy days have come
ana the sound OF the horn and the bay
OF the hound may be heard on every side
MIR. W. Il. Lipscomb. OF Charlottesville
who Is an inveterate lover OF the field
has been up week with u party OF
friends.
Three foxes have been caught, and the
last and largest run brought out the
county nimrods and the ladies' Miss Mary
Goodloe. OF Alton. and Miss Georgia Good
Toe, Of Locust Dale" got fine Reynard
on the mountain Just above the hotel
and were the first in at the seath.' Miss
Mary Goodioe. Of the Alton House. Is the
huntsmen's mascot IL is said that when
ever she Joins hdht they are sure to
catch the fox.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hart, OF Portsmouth
Va. are visiting their father. DR.. W. l..
Williams. Of avon"
A new postonice VIII shortly be estab-
lished between Avon and Oman.
Mr. Rush Lipscomb and sister. Miss
Bette. OF "Redlands" are spending a
week WITH Mrs Harry Antrim, Of Lynd.
hurst.
The saw-n4li Of Lrssdsrs Brothers has
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Continued Until the Oficers of the WORKS
Exhibit Their Books.

RADFORD, VA, March 2i-Special-ln
the case Of the Crane Iron Works. Tor
which the court here appointed tenn
porary receiver last week. Judge Cassel
to-day continued the case as To the ap-
pointment Of permanent receiver until
the officers of tne crane Iron Works pro-
duce their books in court to show what
disposition they have made Of the money
which has passed through their hands
The town is considerably disturbed this
evening by the rumor, that among the
changes which are 10 be made by the
new management of the Norfolk and
Western Railway company. the two di-
vision superintendents al this point will
be done away with altogether. and the
offices at kadford closed. There Is moth
ing official yet 20 confirm this report.
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.ihNOCKNTT BLOU.
The Business Mems Association VIII Try
for the Democratic Convention.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March "a
Special.-In an alteration last evening
between William Stokes, aged forty, and
Gordon Robinson, aged twenty, en-
ployes of the Chesapeake and ohio e'e-
vator. Stokes was knocked down 10y a
blow from Robinson's ilst and seriously
hurt Robinson is a son Of Common
wealth's Attorney Robinson. of this city.
Colonel II. deb. Clay is out again after
a severe attack Of rheumatic sciatica.
Colonel Clay is formidable candidate
for the position of Collector of Customs
here.
The Business Mems Association met
last night and decided 10 make an effort
10 secure the holding of the state Demo-
cratic Convention here this year
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DtEHIu DOI>.
On Account Of Continuous Rains No Crops
Have Been Planted.

Have Bttu ittnttt.
DURHAM. y. c., March 2i.-Special.-
Superior Court is still engaged with the
old case OF Blackwell vs.. Cooper * Row
land. which will probably consume all
OF tomorrow. 1t is hardly probable that
any Of the railroad cases Will be reached
this term.
Farmers complain that until yesterday
the ground has not been in condition 10
plow since Christmas. and tnat conse-
quently II Is impossible to make full
crop OF anything. Gardens are still I'M
planted. and seed dealers have most OF
their stock On hand.
Apropos of the schedule of the Lynch
burg and Durham road, the non-compli-
ance with which was mentioned In this
correspondence. it has developed that the
postmaster here has reported to the de-
partment at Washington the failure TO
deliver mail as per contract with the
government. This possibly, IS the most
serious aspect OF the case. so TAR as
the interest OF the road is involved The
town Of Durham is large stakeholder
ia this road. and would be glad TO see
a more satisfactory conduct OF it-one by
which the patronage would be increased
instead Of diminished.
Colonel Bennehan Cameron suggests
as a remedy the running of daily freight
and accommodation trains from Lynch
burg to South Boston and return. and
from Durham TO South Boston and re-
turn: the two crews meeting there and
exchanging freights. The suggestion is
worthy OF consideration.
The railroad is giving special rates 10
Chapel Hill for the championship ball
game between the University OF Virginia
and the University of North Carolina. to
be played Saturday the 9th. Many Dur
ham people will attend
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Unrest Among the Railroad Employees at

CREWE VA, March 2i.-Special.-
Major &. l.. Du Barry, who has been
superintendent of the Norfolk division
of the Norfolk and Western railway.
from Norfolk TO this place for a number
Of years. now has charge OF the road
from Norfolk to Roanoke.
The railroad men here are i'm a very
unsettled state. 1t is reported that the
company Will stop having its engines
overhauied here and If this rs the case
about sixty or seventy men will be thrown
Out OF employment. in adultI0n to the
thirty-fOur that have already been cut off.
IL is also reported here that there will
be cut Of 20 per cent on the salaries
Of the men running on the road. The
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
will hold a special meeting here some
time this week. il is understood. TO take
action in this matter. .rfD
II is thought that some OF the high
officials Of the road win attend the meet
Ing.
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CHATHAM. VA, March 4-Special.-
ROY =. O. Guerrant. d. D., of Kentucky
,,ifl beein a series of meetings at the
PRESBYTERIAN church tonight.
Rev. ]. W. Belk. after an absence OF
several weeks In New York, has returned
home.
Mr. w. y. Barry IS quite sick at her
home. on Whittletown street.
MIR :. j. Tanner and wife and Mrs. W.
p. stone are visiting relatives in Lynch
lIrE
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EmporIa EnterprIscs.

EMPORIA, VA. March 2i-special.-
The basket and crate factory of the En-
torprise Company which suspended work
for "a while last winter, has started
again. The majority Of the company
are Emporia citizens and progressive bus
mess men. 81,
Their agent. L. J.. Turner. recently
placed large orders In Florida
The Peart. Neilds q Mccormick rae
tory is nearing completion. and the equip
mcnt will be- much more perfect than the
old factory was. ....
Mr.. T.. l.. Turner clerk OF lhe co"' t.
is i'm MecklenhIrg ON business.
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LIVINGSTON. VA. March 2L-spe-
oil Nclson County Court was in session
a short time yesterday. There was Il
very small attendance and but little busi-
ness transacted. lido,
NJ. ". Fitzpatrick. brother OF judge
Fitzpatrick. died at his home III buch
inpI4m county a few days ago. lie had
reSerfiv moved 10 Buckingham from TINS
county. lima. cots
mo farmers are now busy seeding 9als,
as tnis is the first time the ANA ms ~"
In cDndlflnn 10 work since MaIon ~ ~.
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THE rJMES-RICTIMONDy VA THURSDAY MARCH rs. 1897,

the proposed settlement, and advocating
40 per cent. AZ settlement OF the debt.
These were sold to Geo. J. Seay Tor
$3.50 each.
4 receipt OF the Knickerbocker Trust
Company Of New York for one per cent
bond for 81 90 ~ the Old Point Comfort
Hotel Company. with the right to ex-
change the same. for new per cent
bond OF the same amount was sold 10 w.
X. Mckenny for SO.
Six hundred shares OF the Roanoke
Navigation ana water Power Compa-
ny. par value 500 each. were purchased
by Geo. J. Seay at sl.3s per share; other
stocks offered were withdrawn, because
of insufficient BIDS.
Capt. II. c. Madison left this morning
for Washington.
Mr.. II. Weiss. ~ the Emporia Virginian,
was In town to-day
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Col. \. X. Mcclure to Make An Address 10
salem College.

WINSTON. y. c.. March 4.-Speclal-
The Twin city Pleasure Club to-day an
nounces the committees appointed 10 ar
RANGE for an elegant reception to be even
here on Easter Monday. large huIhoer
If invitations will Ne issued. Inc man MAJ,
ayers say the reception Will surpds5 "l'
az tie clubs former efforts. they VIII ar
rance 10 entertain a large crowd.
Colonel a. X Mcclure, editor OF tno
Philadelphia Times. will deliver the III
crary address at Salem Female toii,-e
al the commencement In May Mrs. Nc
Clure is expected TO accompany MIN;
Mr. j. ". Fries. the North CAroiihH
representative. went TO Washington TO-
day % attend the meeting. when OPENS
tomorrow. Of the Monetary Commission.
General Robert G.. N0riiect has dccel'yu
an Invitation to assist on March 3lst IN
making President Mckinley a member
of the Ancient Arabic order OF the No
blcs of the Mystic Shrine
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CHARLES CITY c. H., VA, March 2i.-
The March term Of the County Court
was held on the 18th instant, Judge
Christian presiding.
Circuit Court convened on the sd in
slant, Judge y. 4. Gunter on the bench.
Several DEGREES were entered. and the
court adjourned to-day. The visiting
lawyers were: Y. II. Wilcox. Of Nor
folk: John A. Lamb and W. ii. Beyer-
idgc. of Richmond
Dispositions were taken yesterday here
before Notary Major for Young in Wlse's
contest against him.
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BOOK Err. VA. March 24.-Special.-The
barn, corn crib. buggy and cart shed on
the Pennington Farm" about three
miles from this place. and operated by
Ralph II. Hall (coloredJ. and belonging
TO }. II. Dobie. Of Sussex Courthouse. was
burned last night. with all its contents.
as follows: About 10 bags peanuts one
horse. one one-horSe cart. one road cart.
one buggy and all harness for same and
one COW. also about 81 barrels OF corn.
one very fine colt. about four years old.
was burned very badly. The total dam
age was about $1,000. with no insurance.
II is believed 10 be Of incendiary origin.
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'y4RSITT DfFELTS LOCUST DILE.
The Game Was Played in Very High
wind,

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. March
-Special.-Virgiuia defeated the crack
team OF Locust Dale Academy here this
afternoon by the score of IS TO 8. The
wind Was blowing a gale. and Il was any
thing but ase-Dall weather Neither
team played with any snap. and the game
lacked interest throughout. Male hit in
great form, and the school boys were I'M
able To md the Varsity pitchers.
MIR. Garrett called the game at the end
of the sixth inning. in order that the VS.
itOrs might catch their train.
The Varsity leaves Friday to play Car
oline at Chapel Hill.
"a
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Guyer's Slayer Sentenced.

WINSTON. n. c.. March 2l.-Special-
Robert Mosely. was convicted of man.
slaughter IN Surry Court to-day and sem
fenced to fifteen years in the penitentlary
for shooting. and killing his brother-in-
law. w. NJ. Guyer about one year ago.
Mosely claimed that Guyer was try
ing to burn his house when he shot him.
The murdered man leaves wife and six
children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-25
An Historical LOG "

LONDON. March 2i-Upon the recon-
mendatlon OF the Archbishop OF Canter-
bury. the original log OF the Mayfiower,
now In the library OF Lambeth Palace.
chusetts.
The matter will have to be approved by
the Consistorial court. which sits next
Thursday. as a matter Of form.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-25
ram HUNTING ICCIDENT.
4 Negro Receives the Load from shot
gun in His Side.

ASHLAND. VA, March 25.-special.-
Eddie Armstrong, a colored man, about
twenty-four years Of age. accidentally
shot and killed himself to-day while out
hunting robins near here. The entire con-
tents Of the gun entered his side. and
killed him instantly. lie was at one time
"a servant in the family Of Or. \. G..
Brown. and was regarded favorably.
Randolph College baseball team
and that Of Wake Forest will cross bats
here next Saturday afternoon.
The T.. II. ". club will hold its next
meeting with Miss Hattie Scott on Friday
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-25
RICHMOND KyNIUIIS.
Two Boys Go a. Far a. Alexandria and Get
Homesick.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA. March 2i.-Spe-
cial.-Two respectfully dressed boys.
who gave their names as Charles and
Bernard Mitchell. applied at the station
house last night for lodging This morn
ing. IN answer TO questions. they stated
that their home was In Richmond. which
city they left "a day or two ago for the
purpose OF visiting their aunt in Balt-
more.
They rode part q the way TO this city
and walked the remainder.
Their great desileratum this morning
was to get back home They were held
az the station-holse until noon. when
they were released and started for Rich
mOud
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LOCUSTDALE.

summary: EaiLed runs Virginia l..
Two-bsse hits-kobertson. Tnree-base
hits Collier. Home runs Male ,5ase ON
balls-On Mellor. !. of % Brian. L. OH
Lawson ?. OF Robertson ,. Struck out
10y Collier, 2. by Mcllor >. by o Brien
/. by Lawson. q. Passed baIis--i.a Grande.
., McNair l, Htscr. l. Umpire, Mr.. Car
nett. Tlmc. -.
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Winners Mill Ger EmnlON menf.

CATLETTSBURG. KY. March "a
The coal operators OF Johnson county
announce to-day that on April first one
thousand miners will be put 10 work in
the new camel coal fields on Greasy
Creek. and that inside OF sixty days this
number will DO greatly increased. The
branch line from the Ohio and Big Sandy
railroad 10 those fields is now completed.
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The AlhYn Arrives.

QUEENSTOWN. March 2i.-The British
bark Albyn. Captain Williams. arrived
here yesterday from san Francisco, from
which port she sailed November 18th. or
Cape Horn severe weather was experience
ed The vessel was swept by heavy seas,
which flooded the cabins. smashed the
wheel, and caused other damage. a num-
Der Of sails were lost.
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urrnic MnrL nfIifc-Snxrrs

SEABRlGhr \. j.. March 2i.-Schoon-
er Emily u. Johnson went on beach here
at 1880 this morning, and after an excit-
ing and heroic scene. all the members
of the crew Of six were rescued by the
life-savers OF the neighboring station.
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r ONION ASSURANCE COMPANY.

DECEMBER 81 h" OF
AFFAIRS ASSURANCE COM
ENGLAND ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF
PURSUANCE OF THE LAWS
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Governor Henry l. II. Kendall.

b.. Kendall
Manage L.
inc
d. ND tntei St'
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been removed from Oman to MacGregors
Mil.
Peach and early cherry trees are III
bloom. After rain. the atmosphere mas
cooled, and there is danger TO the iru'''
Grass and vegetables are well ahead.
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& ToI.EN. LAST NIGHT. FROM MY
y residence, A FEMALE PUP. six
months old dong white hair. Answers
TO the name OF "Dickie" or Sweetheart. .
No questions asked II promptly returned.
n. NJ. HUBBARD. II north Fourteenth
street. mh25-1te
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andb the
simple nlch
STATES.
OTHER STATES also. Or BONDS
o
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"The CiIciixion" will be sung on Good
Friday I'm Holy Trinity church by the
choir. atign ented with members from 9TH
or choirs. The solos will be sung by Mr..
Scriyenor and Mr. Golfer.
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Reserved seats to the Richmond College
Notification on sale at Morriss 50 cents:
general admission p cents.
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1. CAPT. AL.

Amount OF capital stock sui scribed.
Amount OF CO pital stock paid up in cash.......
II ASSETS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
A Dance I'm Chesterfield.

On Monday night last there was a de-
lghtful dance at mt. Pleasant" Ches-
terrified county. the home of Mrs. Cad.
Archer, in honor Of her guests. Supper
was served at midnight, after which
dancing was continued until a late hour.
Among those who partook Of Mrs.
Archer's hospitality were Misses Nellie
Braxton. Lulye SHELTON Braxton, Bessie
Braxton, OF Richmond; Jennie Riyes, OF
Baltimore: Ida Arnold, OF Norfolk; olivia
Taylor, Of Richmond; Maude Pollock, or
Washington; Minnie Nichols, OF Bedford
City, Misses Mary Field, Minnie Holden,
Belle Greene, Mary Beasley, OF Peters
burg: Miss Womack, Of Prince George;
Lucy Archer, Emma, Annie, and Maggie
Cole, Gertie Grossman, OF Chesterfield
The gentlemen were Messrs John Jones.
Iandon Derby, Herbert Mann, Harvey
Plummer, Henry Patteson; Robert Carter
Braxton, Richmond Walter Robinson.
Tucker Wythe, Sam. Welsger John G..
Griffin, Henry Field. Hill Beasley. Harry
Beasley. Wallace Jefferson; John Bryant.
Prince George; Robert Martin. w. Clag-
gett Young, William Young, Meade Doyle,
John Watson, Willie Bond, - Budd:
Willie Grossman. Chesterfield Andrew
Allen. Thomas Holden. James Mason, ana
Ben. Hume.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
CONFER As TO TRANSFERS.
Experts and the street-RaiIwny Pco-
pie Trying to Reach a Basis.

Mr.. J. q. White, the electrical expert
selected by the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company and the Richmond
Traction Company. as arbter upon the
much-vexed question OF a general system
of street-car transfers between these
companies, arrived I'm Richmond from
New York Friday night. and yesterday
; a long conference ensued between him
and the street-car people touching the
subject OF his work.
1t is said that another gentleman, prom
inently known throughout the electrical
world. came on from Chicago and at
tended the same meeting. Just what
the connection Of the latter was could not
be learned last night. However. when Mr.
White was I'm Richmond several days
ago he accumulated all the information
he could regarding the street-car COM
panies. and returned to New York. IL
was then stated by the Dispatch that he
would come back in a few days TO prose-
cute his compilation of data and figures.
i'm order that he might have all the light
possible bearing upon the subject.
Yesterdays conference. It is under
stood. had reference only to matters of
detail I'm regard to the trackage. earnings.
condition, &C., of the roads OF the two
companies. A gentleman prominently
identified with one OF the companies told
a Dispatch man that absolutely no con-
clusion was reached, nor was anything
settled. 1t was said that the conference
was only to assist the arbter to arrive
at the basis OF a transfer system. Whe-
Their or not Mr.. White reached this point |
Is not known. He left for New York !
again last night, and it is believed that |
he will send forward a report very soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

these very gentlemen paid over 10 X
u. WaithalI. Esq, secretary and uea-
surer. their promised amounts to sustain
the new home.
As was expected. a large number OF
travelling men were present last evening,
and heard with pleasure the report of
various committees. and congratulations
were extended the officers OF the post
for the progressive work done by them
during the past month.
Several knights OF the grip. who had
lust returned from their trips through
out the country. made satisfactory state
ments OF the work done by the assocla-
ton with reference TO concessions TO
commercial men by hotels. railroads, and
livery men. Reports were received from
other States, wherein the Travellers
Protective Association was very active
in getting new members TO the national
association. seeking to obtain the prizes
offered by the National Board OF Direc-
tors for those securing the largest num-
Der of new members by December ISL
OF this present year. AS there are ony
about two months or more before this
time will expire. the members OF the
Virginia Division will have to get
move on them II they desire to capture
either of these prizes.
All members who have paid their regu-
lar dues TO the National Association anu
are members of Post A, Virginia Divis-
ion. Travellers Protective Association
will receive shortly a certificate OF stoch
issued by Post A, under It's new charter
as granted by the courts Of the CITY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
TO IMPROVE PARKS At ONCE.
Work TO Commence on MONROE
ChimborazO, and Libby HiiI.

The Council Committee on Grounds
and Buildings convened at Monroe PARK
yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF
making a tour Of inspection of the parks
of the city. Present were Chairman
Gunst and Messrs. Briggs. Noble King,
Snead. Lawder. Neale, and Brock, ana
City-Engineer Cutshaw. thorough eX-
animation of Monroe Park was gone into
and II was found that a considerable
amount Of work was needed to be done
on the walkways Of that resort. After
some discussion upon the matter OF park
Improvement generally, the Engineer
was directed to proceed at once to nave
Monroe. Chimborazo, and Libby Hill
parks put into good order, and to report
an estimate Of the costs of the same ana
the progress made by him at the next
meeting of the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings. The body then adjourned
without visiting any Of the other parks.
The Board Of Aldermen and Common
Council will meet in joint session AT
o'clock tomorrow evening for the pur-
pose of electing a member Of the Board
of School Trustees to succeed Captain
Il. d. Starke. resigned.
There will be a meeting OF the COM
mittee on Relief Of the Poor at the CITY
Hall at o'clock tomorrow night.
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the arrival OF friends the lady was taken
I'm another vehicle TO her home here.
Mrs. Rosa Wyman. daughter of Mrs.
NJ. +. Hampton, OF No. 200 Denny street.
now residing in Phippsburg. Me, is ex-
pected home, with her little daughter,
Sadie Helen, the first OF October, TO visit
her mother. and will return the first or
January accompanied by her husband
Mr.. j. Oscar Wyman. now engineer OF n
steam-tug which runs between New York
and Norfolk.
There was n heated debate Mt Denny
Street Methodist church last Tuesday
night, when Mr.. John Crowder and Mr.
Frank Reams argued upon the question:
Resolved. That pursuit affords more plea
sure than possession Mr.. Crowder took
the negative SIDE and Mr.. Reams the
affirmative. The question was Undecided,
however, for IL was n tie.
During this week a series Of meetings
will be held at the Apostolic church, or
which Rev j. w. Daugherty is the pastor.
Miss Lucy Knight and Mr.. Bernard
Morgan were married Monday evening at
O'Clock at the home OF the bride. No.
1895 Fourth street. The Rev. J. W. Daugh-
erty ofIiciated.
Miss Mary Wade OF Fulton Hill, has
returned from prolonged visit in Dan
VILE Va.
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BUILD A CHURCH AT ARyONIA.
Baptfsts to Have Nice House Of
NOTWITHSTANDING the Nancy

Rev. DR.. William H. Hatcher has re-
turned to the city, and will preach at
Grace-Street Baptist church to-day. both
morning and night, the evening service
which was suspended during the summer.
being resumed. The regular communion
service will follow the morning sermon.
DR.. Hatcher spent several days during
the past week with the Messrs. Williams
and other friends at Arvonia, In Buck
ingham county, where he held a series OF
meetings, which were attended by large
crowds, and resulted in many CONVEX
sions. a pleasant incident of his visit
to Arvonia was the arrangement for
building a handsome house OF worship
for the Baptist church at that place.
Yesterday morning he ard the highly
esteemed pastor, Rev. c. p. Scott made a
canvass in the interest Of the new enter
prise, and secured nearly two thirds of
the amount that will be necessary for
the building
The Presbyterians already have a nice
and attractive house OF worship in the
place. which was rendered TO the minis
tiers during the holding of the meetings.
and the entire community manifested
decided interest in the movement SO sue
cessfully put on foot by the Baptists.