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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-22

Though love the hunts of Nature,
where no human yu.y. iHtrudrh
Whore | stand In silent raptur,
M0ng her sacred sui.iGGcs.
| enjoy llkcwiNu N" hustle
OF the city, whore lind,
In the enc tic hustle,
Pleasures Of another kind
Though | love to stand %; midnight.
when the world has gan" 20 sleep,
Al alone beneath tho stHr.lsht,
While the shadows round m. ,r.rp.
/ am thrilled with cSuitdtion
'Mids, the Happy social tEruUg
Each is but n variation
Gi llfc'a great uuwrl''tu song.
w. II Wilson. IN Four-THrk News
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-22
The Trouble with the world.

We htar OF wicked pl0ITu l#y D day and
everywhere;
They are plotting against virtue, they are
stealing here and there.
There are "grafters" there are "boodicrs.
there are those who iurv TO vice,
But youll notice II you watch them thar
they have to pay the price
We hear Of crimes unnumbrred ana W
rhuddcr as We read.
And Oft We get To thinking that the out.
looks dark indeed,
But tn, old world ism going to corruption
or to fall.
There's no reason why good people should
be talked uboul-tLats all
- Il. Kiscr. IN Chicago Necufd-ll,ruiG.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-22

The great legal lights of Mississippi
county are preparing to test the valid
ity of the recent local option election
held in that county.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-22
PROMPT FREIGHT
s,,,.s,,,'sr..,,-.,.,,.,s. DELIVERIES
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

ALL FREIGHT BILLED OUT OF ST.
LOUIS PRIOR TO E p. NJ. WILL BE DIS
TRlBUTED BY LOCAL FAST FREIGHT
TRAIN No. 40 AT ALL STATIONS ON
The LINE BEFORE NOON THE MORN
ING FOLLOWING.
ALL FREIGHT READY TO MOVE
NORTH ON TRAIN No. 40 WILL ARRIVE
IN ST. LOUIS SAME NIGHT.
For freight rates, tickets, folders, etc,
call on or address Local Agents, or
+. y. THOMURE,
Gmr freight & Passenger AGENT
BONNIE TERHE. MO.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-22
The editor of tho Bloom field

Most Of the conclusions man reaches
theoretically are practically useless.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
4 CHATHAM GLEANINGS. 4,
Secretary West Addresses the
Friends Of Anti-Saloon League.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
s CHATHAM, VtA., March 19.-Field Soc
rotary West. of the Virginia Anti-Saloon
League, addressed a fairly good sized
audience In the Methodist Church Thurs
day light. The occasion was advertised
to be- business meeting, ard 1t Is be-
neved this kept away some who feel an
Interest in the work of the league.
w. II. King, a we'll known farmerSof
Kadesh. this county, dropped dead at his
home Wednesday. No particulars could
be- gathered about his sudden death. The
deceased was unmarried. Two sisters
survive him. ". -83.- IL
The residence Of ]. b. Shellhorse, on
Main Street, row occupied by Sheriff
Shelhorsc, has been sold TO County
Treasurer w. D. Duncan for s2,5Go cash.
Circuit Court Clerk Hurt expressed this
week to Auditor of Public Accounts pen-.
sion applications aggregating nearly seven
thousand dollars. There arc right many
in the courty yet to be forwarded, and
will so forward very soon.
=. Hutch Pigg on Thursday qualified
as administrator of B. H. Carter, de-
ceased, executing bond in the sum Of
$3.50, with his wife as security.
Postmaster James Carter, after sew
ieral days sickness from grippe. was OH
Thursday able to be ut his post.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
THE EAGLES BANQUET
Programme Of Toasts for Next Next
Wednesdays Celebration.

Preparations for the first anniversary
BANQUET OF Dixie Aerie. Mo- 3.,S. Frater
nal Order OF Ea gles,8 on Wednesday eve
ming next, are now about compile Ted, and
& iere8 Is every promise that tho celebra-
tior is going to be one Of the most notn-
BILE In tile history OF SECT order enter
tainments In this city, Tho order Is;
ono that has grown phenomennlly, and
Will be, ut the date of8ts first annual
celebration. one OF the strongest runner
sically and 81 In personnel, ln$the city,
Resides the members of6the fraternity
In thissclty and other ties OF the State.
The occasion. Will be slgnalized BY tho
presence or some Of the most distll-
3gushed members or the order y, the.
United states. Noteworthy among these
arc Congressman u. D. Campbell tof New
York city. the president Sof tho mn
tional order. Resides hose Congressman
Xyilllam Sulzer of New York; Hon..
Thomas IL. Grady. the TuinmanyS ora tor,
and other distinguished visitors.
Tie bnnquet Will be had at thc3aerie's
meeting rooms Is Alurplly's Hotel Ans
rex. which Is admirably adapted for
sucIl celebrations. Tile committee In.
Charge consists OF William Reinhemer,
cliairnlan; j. B. Bllley. r, r. Murphy,
FL. II. Fuller, J.. II Campbell, G. IL
Guvernator, n c. BEDFORD. Charles !,
Mckee, u. NJ. Ryall, TX u, Wilson, VIII
liam Toler, II = g. West, NJ, Daniels and
& Gus Belnier secretary, These gentlemen
have completed MI the arrangements and
here Is every promise OF q brilliant at
fair, gustronollcally, oratoricaly and
socially. The toast list Is as folows;
4 Tho United States, I'll on. WI liam s;ulzer.
n The Fraternal Order OF Eagles, Hon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Dar1ville Tobacco Market

$4aS5 Especial tol1he yrimcs-D ispatcf.)
M DANvILLE, VA, March 10. Follow
ing is gAfessrs. Dfbrell I3ros.s weekly re-
view OF the Danytlle Tobacco market:
This has been another week OF very
large sales although notiso large as the
week previous. IA XII .55
&i A good deal of tobacco received by
{ rail In hogshcads& has been accommodating
in tho warehouses the past week or two.
This has been put on the market this
week whenever tile wagon rcceip Wero
not to-. heavy. IL.
& Like last week, the quality has been
rather below an average OF the crop;
hut on several occasions this week, there
vas as large n proportion OF fine wrap
$pers Iii one or. two OF I he warehouses
as We have seen q any time this year.
In fact, tie finest wrappers we have
seen In this crop wore sold here this
week. NJ Fl 4 n r. i,8s55 ll88g55f$8
III is quite remarkable that under such
heavy receipts as we have had for the
past two weeks that at no Il me have
prices boon quotablyfl Occasionally
some OF the buyers have dropped out OF
the sales for Il short time, and then the
decreased competition would be notice.
able In Il shnds, easier prices. We nave
never seen q fIrmer market und err SUCH
5heav Wy receipts We look for smaller re-
5ceipts for next week, ~ the weather Is
tut all favorable for work on the farms.
This Is very backward. |. #$5S sS. l.s4 s
i Considerable sales OF hogshead i obaccos
arc reported to have been made this
week 81 js s45 vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Especial to The Times-Dlspatcll.)

E (Speclalto The Times-Dlspatcl)
Il PETERSBuRG, VA, March 1.-THE
! Wednesday Music Club met With N MISS Is
Mary Patteson in Union Street, this
III. Duet-O verture to Rosamond--schl-
bcrt--Mlss BEETLE Jones. Miss Mary Y
Booth 2. Song Life Lullaby Gerald 5e
lallane-Miss Margaret thinner, s. Inn
l5promp tn, Opus 90, No. -Scllubert--Mls
To-. D. Witllerspoon. a. ReAdlng--Current
Musical Events--h1iss Mary l'httesol.
| S. Prelude-Etude, Opus 104, M IN NJ
l$delssohn--M Nellie Hamilton. O..
! Spring NIendelssohn--Atiss Jose-
.phine McIllwnlnc. Z. On the Wings OF
! tSonE-M ondclssoln-hlis Fannie Budd.
| S, SonE-,rhe l.orlet---I.lstz--Mrs Mont
Jackson 20. Caprlciost>- Mendelssoi,n- =
Miss Helen Vcnable. 10 Sketch Of Ed \
gar Baxter Perry7-~Mrs. O. Wither-
spoon. l1,Sq) Adieu CD Old Rose
sulubert-NlIss Friend.
1.-The guests Of the club were: Mrs
.Robt. Hamilton, Mrs. Foster Mrs. Charlie
Bridges, Mrs. Epes Mrs DreWry Mis-,
| spooner JIpes Miss Mary Nlcl<enny. Mrs
| Peebles, Miss Jane Vaughan, Miss Ram
sey. .,,, 3,
! Leroy Roper at her home In High. street
| Among tile guests were Mis-. Robert Hams
ljlton, Mrs. John Mann, Mrs, Pryor Jones
Mrs. ii. r, Stratton, Mrs llaris Dohnali,
Mrs w. w. Drewry, Mrs. Y. II, Patter-
son. Mrs. NJ. e. jackson, Miss Lee, MISS
! Annie Wilson. Mrs, Preston Roper.
! The Young Ladies' Literary Club, met
on Friday morning with Miss Lena Nolte-
! Mus at her homo ii, Franklin Street.
Recent History Of Germany and Austria
4 Frederick lIl---Miss Bernie Friend, VIII
liam Il--Niss IA,cy Friend, Francis jos
seph--Nriss Annie GIL, Current Events
| Mrs. Alex u. Hamilton. Synopsis OF
German History From&ls7l TO l904--Aliss
| Mary IIllen Whyte. gs
| Mrs Hammer, of baltimore, Is the guest
OF Miss Mary Mcllenny, In Friend Street.
Miss Margaret Ramsey, of Norfolk, Is
tho guest Of Mrs, II. Gilbert Leigh IN
| Sycamore Street
| Miss Maud stringfellow, Of Richmond
lwll he the guest Of Miss Mary roper
| this week,
Miss Josephine Mcllwaino has returned
from Il trip To Floritla.
Miss Maria Mosley, who has boon WIS.,
| iting Miss Louise thinner. has returned
| to Richmond.
Invitations have bccn issued By Mr.,
| and Mrs, John WILLS HAYS to the lnar-
riage Of < their cousin, Carolyn Leigh
Cruddock, To Mr. Avian Levin Jones, Jr',
OF Washington. D. e., on Wednesday
evening, March %, 1904 at half-past q
o'clock, Washington Street Methodist
Church.
| week, N q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Lecture at Mechanics Institute.

Lecture at Mechanics Institute.
s Mr.. and Mrs, Gilbert McC1ur, OF Col
#orado Springs. delivered in the a,ldito-
rum OF the Mechanics Institute last
Thursday night, to a very large and att
tractive audience, their Illustrated lee
tire. The Empre OF Colorado; It's
Prehistoric Past and Romantic Develop
1ncnt''-Illustrated by over TWO hundred
colored lantern projections.
Mrs. McCiung told the story OF the Cliff
.dwellers mud the people of the lhleb-
los of their stone rulns quilt centuries
shsfore Columbus; thelraserpenc and sun
worship. occupations and arts in the most
charming manner. While Mr.. mcclure
following his better hal" with graphic
and poetic description. took UP the story
OF "reak, Pass aud Plain, with the dis
idovery OF Pixies Peak, and showing
vivid pictures OF Indian attacks. crimson
md gold sunrises, beet fields. cat
tic Industry &c. 1t was very niue n en-
joyed by the very large and appreciutiye
audience present. ID "a! 81 II
MIR. and Mrs. mcclure have ma de trans
continental lecture tours, but this season,
for the first time, they are making a
tour OF the principal Eastern cities, lee
turing together. 68
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
TAKES ANOTHER VENTURE
Hon. Il. 6. ,rreadway, Of Ems
poria, Surrenders to Dan Cupid.

/ ZION. ~. Va L rSauWdy,g u 81 CliA's
| poria, Surrenders to Dan Cupid.
Me 'e5RsffA VA March i6.-Qulle q
gensatiun was sprung upon tho good poo
! pie OF 11npora to-day wien It became
known that tho lion. u. . fresdwat,
a prominent attorney OF this section, sur.
rendered 10 Dan Cupid and led Miss
Elizabeth Maycs, Of ureenesville, to the
altar, ~ IN & !.
The marriage ceremony was guarded
with great secrecy by the contracting
PARTIES and two or three friends,
Ths Is Colonel TreadvAiy's third vet-
| ture Upon the matrimonial sea, and his
lpresent selection will &bo acknowledged
| by all a wise one.
The ceremony was performed by the
REV. Mr.. Moore 1T the beautiful country
home OF tho groom, In n most impressive
manher. 3
MIR. Henry stiles. prominent young
4 farmer. living near Emporla, suffered
| compound fracture Of tie right leg yes
terday.
In some unaccountable way Mr.. styles
| leg. became entnngled In a wheel Of lie
wagon and was thus drawn doWr, under
4 the vehicle, With the above result. Or.
Lotion attended to the wounded man
promptly and at this writing he Ia rest
| Ing easily. ifs ~ tsi IA
Lower Greenesvilie was the scene Of n
..white-cnpping'' party night before last.
n Several objectionable characters had
| been warned repeatedly to leave the
neighborhood, but no attention a pparcnt-
" was given the warning, consequently
the white caps appeared In full force.
and, 1T is said made vacan t every house
Ito which notice had been delivered.
No casualties resulted but several
4 hundred switches, 1t appears, may be
found around the locality, minus he
business end. .5.5 NJ .y 81
Captain and Mrs. w. II / T illar returned
Shome last night from Richmond after q
Eshort stay.
Captain Watt GoodwynSis confined 4 to
his room on account Of sickness.
The beautiful residence OF Mr. and Mrs
| Charles 11ifsey, In the rear OF the Court
| Square, has been completed and will be
| occupied soon by them. 3is I'll
Mrs. Dunaway, the wife OF the Baptist
minister, has returned homo after a pro-
tracted stay on the Eastern Shore. "a 3
1t is reported that Messrs. Baker and
fGreen, the llverymen, viii soon place con.
tracts for the erection Of fifty houses In
| Emporia. Fl y,
Fl Rev. Mr.. Hanson, formerly OF En-
poria, but now residing In Columbia. 8.
CT, has sold through Colonel P. b Tillar,
his home here for a handsome sum to Mr.
Edward Baker. of this city.
Mrs. u. A.. William s, wife OF tile cashier
of the Greenesvlle Bank will leave soon
for her former home, MartinsvIlle, where
she will remain two weeks!
Mrs. Williams charming personality
will DO deeply missed by social Emporia.
Mr.. Joseph GOODWIN, late OF Emporla,
but now residing in Edontown, Ga, is
home for short stay 3s5f B al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Portsmouth street Railroad Company
VS.. Peed's Administrator, Argued by
Richard 70. 'i.nstull and II. j.. Wool fort
plaintiff In error. and John w. llapper3
and Frank u Croker, for defendant IN
erorr. and ,submitted&s
Next cases 10 be called; Baltimore ano
Ohio railroad Company vs. Burke and
Herbert: Same VS.. First National Bank
Of Alexandria, Va, and Richmond and
Petersburg Electric Railway Company
VS.. Rubin, being Nos. 70, Il ard "a on.
gurgurlent docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
SOCIETY in PETERSBURG q.

their Inspection was done to each sota 81
them was given |, glass of mi llS. Tie
milk was excellent. II came. h In facte
from a S2,oCO COW. We'll. boys, hoy 800 ,s$
you like It - tie farmer said, when hey
Sl,ild all drained their glasses. lee
n / pau SCI la added. = wisht q VT NIL Ks
man ken. d. co go ew Yorll Tribune.
Ncd--It|tools me3 Il long. time to ma I'M &
my mind If \, man who speculate ed IN
stocks is IL fool, N 5i I. ss
Iyretl.-Elow did you finally determlne e
# II specultLtetl.."-- Town Topics. q 81 sS
dr. Mary Walker. being In wa siinE-s
ton, decided to attend the hearing. OF tlls
sslnoot ct,se, but when size reached ~ lie3s
committed room tho place was so gcr OVID
cd that tho doorlSeep per would not let hef'
pass She claimed ITO be n member OF tn
spl1ss, but could not show 4 newsptl pc &
workers. card. The doctor finally found
her why into the spectators gallery, VI Due,
had hardly seated herself when the conn.,
m!ttcc went into executive session
she vas hurried ont with other vi tors
SHE forgot IL fine collar. which size lelra
ON i, scat, and had to- wait until he colrl-a
lCittoe adjourned, several hours later,ss
before sle recovered 1t. IT. is said 4 lllljt
some OF tho DOCTORS remarks during this
weary wait We're almost masculine flrlS'
4tl:eir yigor.
Say, pa, auericd little Billy Blop-
bumper, what's an echo? l3( e
IA, echo. my SON." replied the Oldham
with a sigh, long drawn out, rs The only,
thing that can flimfnm n woman eut 4of I
the last word The Lyre, l
Congressman Rede,5 OF Minnesota, wa 4
ono OF the guests mt the dinner or ne II
4, q. ,.,r,,S IN, nc
anc was assigned to speak to one OF the
regular toasts, lie began by aeclaring'3B
lie was not accustomed to speaking. TO
so distinguished an assembly, Tho
most of my friends, said lie. are M
Congress or the penitsntlary. The other
day M tllere7-I mean In the House not
in tho pententiary-rtl'e chaplain asked
tho Lord 10 look down on MS some
of lis thought that was pretty hara,s
Einasmlch as most men had been dolns
1t, and we didn't see why the Lord should
"A be asked To add to our humiliation III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
DRUGGISTS MUST BE cHARY,


They Sell All * lnds OF n air Preparations,
" and Fear to Discriminate.
u Druggists sell all kinds Of hair prep
nlHtons and as a&lWle they arc wisely
8thary OF giving preference to any par
ticulai, one, but many OF them have come
ont plainly for Newbros IIerplcid's, the
lew treatment that absolutely Kills he
dandlllff germ, H., swannell Il q Son.,
Champaign, ILL.,, says: Ono Gus tomer Of
ours who did not have "a hair on top q
his head when he began to use llerpl5
eide, now has u fair. start towards y
good head of hair. Wa believe lterplcide.
TO no by far the best prep tion Q {
Its kind on the MARKET Hundreds OF
similar testimonials from everywhere,
Sold BY leading druggists, Send lOc in
stamps for sample ia he llcrpleldo$ Coz
lJelrolt, Mich. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
I. Award Of Damages.

(speclaI to Tile Tlmes- pIspatch) u
WINSTON SALEM. N. e.. March flS,r-
,phe twenty thousand dollar damage suit
Instituted by Rufus Jones against The
American Warehouse Company. o. spray,
for injuries received by PLAINTIFF while
in the employ Of the defendants mill,
Mas concluded this afternoon by the Jury
awarding $1,000. IT. required four days
to try tho case. Defendant will appeal
10 the Supreme Court,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
FIRE IN CLARKE.
Valuable Barn and Stables, With
Horses and Cattle, Burned.

f (SpecInl toiIhe Times lspatch.)
z WILDWOOD, YA..s March 10 The large
barn and stables on the Huntingdon farm,
near Boycc, belonging to Mr. Clay Carr,
were destroyed by fire last night. Eight
head or horses, ten OF cattle and g large
quantity OF corn, hay and other feed,
together with ii number OF farming mn
PIGMENTS, machinery, harness, buggies
and carriages, were burned, The loss
Will amount To several thousand, partly
covered by insurance,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Tobacco Sales.

Especial to The Times. Dlspntcll.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. March 1s.-The
tobacco sales OF the market have been
quite large during the past week, 75o 900
ported that about seventy per cent, of
the crop las been u,sposed Of
The farmers have finished burning plant
viii soon be In blowing order, and the
tobacco breaks Will BIO somewhat lighter
Within Tie next few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Distillery in New Kent.

ROXRURY, VA. March ia syndl-
FATE has q nse liz G aas q w epe s dis
,lllery at or near White House, The "a
paclty will be fifty gallons per day. The
s ock has been subscribed and the bill
In sixty days they expect to be IN fill
operation.
Mr.. n. D. Clarke one OF the county's
oldest and most prominent farmers and
cit zens, Isl extremely III at his home. near
Uu nj OH. W.. alLr-. ~. ltl.L. ...L 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
Have Marble City Hall,
i4 (I3y Associated Press,)

75I95sl I3y AsSUcIale'I FTtss'j s5'' I..3H5I5 Z
SAVANNAH, GA, March l9.-'rhe City
Council this afternoon let n contract for
The construction of q new Quarter Of
a million dollar marbla CITY Hall, to
The, Savannah Contracting Company. The
building is to he completed In twelve
months, Atlanta, New York, Augusta
bidders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
TO Prove what SwampRoot, the Great Kidney Remedy
Do for YOU Every Reader Of The Times. Dispatch way
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free BY Mail S

unhealthy kidneys responsible for more sickness
suffering other disease therefore VIXEN
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fatal results follow
Your other need your mos1
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you feel badly, begin taking Dr. tdners
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
In Lighter Vein,

Wayne MaeYeagh, tho lawyer and dip
lomat, has on thu outskirts of Plliladel-
phia an admirable stock farm, One day
Inst summer some poor children were
ILeyulttsd to no syas Els tarHx aud SAsn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
: : : :
Cures Gu Is Colds [ and md.
Ri
Pre- went Pneumonia.

when Grip prevails, every
thing Is Grip II is not lioces-
ssury for you to distinguish the
difference between D. hard Cold
and tile Grip; Il yolt have Influ-
S5ctnlzu, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness
iii The Head OF Chest, Cough,
Sore Throat, General PRESENTATION
and Fever or amy Of these, then
DR.. Humphreys will cure
You quicker and better than any
known remedy. AZ
Jubilee Book Mailed Free.
AT Druggists, 25 cents, or mailed. !.
Humphreys Med. CO., Cor. William g.
John Streets, New York. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
MILITARY INSPECTION.
.Alwyn Hundley, Of Weems Line,
Appointed. to Postal Service.

Especial to The Times Disputch.)
FREDERI cIlsBU RG, VA March 19.--
Company Il, Seventeen Virginia Regl-
ment. Infantry, of this city (Washington
Guards Captain Il. II. Revere, was In
spected hero ustlnight by Captain w p,
Johnson, or the Fifteenth Cavalry, station
ed ut Fort Myer, who #complmented the
company upon Its appearance and ef1l-
cheney In drilling, Only one member OF
tho company WAS absent and he WAS Ill
at Ills home In bed. IT. Is understood that
the company made an excellent per-
centagc.
Mr.. Alwyn lIundley, who for the past
ten years las been Iii the postal service
on tho Weems Line OF steamers, plying
between tl,ls city and Baltimore, has
been appointed postal messenger on he
Piedmont, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad between this city and Orange