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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
weather crop Bulletin.


W,sur<GToN. NAV 1s.-Thc week ending
Nav 18th has been warmer than usual IN oil
the agricultural districts east OF the Missls-
sirpi ani from Iowa southwark To Texas.
Thermometer - over the cotton region,
where the seasonal temperature has been
slightly below the normal. There has been
an exces. Of rainfall during the week gene
rally throughout the Upper Lake region,
the Upper Mississippi, and the Missouri
Valley, where the excess ranged from
one 10 three inches. More than the
usual amount Of rain is alsO reported from
Virginia. MARYLAND. Western P"unsyiYa-
MIA. Est Massachusetts,, Eastern ONO. and
Southern Indians. and wei distributed
showers occurred over Tennessee, henlucky,
Arkansas, and tho northern portions OF
Louisiana and Texas. Excessive lain- are
also reported on the Pacific coast north oil
san Francisco, while no ram occurred over
The southern portion OF the cotton region,
extending from Southern Texas TO Eastern
Georgia.
The rainfall for the season continues m eN-
cess along the Middle snd South Atlantic
coast, and from southern Texas noTthWafd 10
Dakota. The showers which occurred IN Ten
uessee and the northern portions Of Aa-
bama. Georgia. and North Carolina afforded
some relief TO the crops I'm that section, which
are still greatly IN need Of rain. The weather
during the week was favorable Tor The grow
ing crops I'm all sections except 10 the south
Atlantic and Eastern Gull states. where The
hot, dry weather and absence oirain was I'm.
favorable for cotton, and has doubtless caused
some damage 10 small grain, IN south
Carolina. Georgia, Alabama, aud the south-
crn portion Of Louisiana and Mississippi.
The rains which occurred IN the early part
Of the week in Kentucky and Tennessee, al.
though not sufficient, greatly benefited all
the crops, bu. It is probable that these rains
did not occur sufficiently early 10 make iull
crop Of oats and tobacco. Generally through
ont New England, the Middle Atlantic
states, and the States north OF the
ohio Tiyer the week was especial
~ favorable aud all the crops are
making satisfactory progress except IN
portions OF lndianl, where the drought
continues, but there are prospects, however,
Of rain in that section within the next forty
eight hours. These rains Will probably eX-
tend southwark over q greater portion OF
The cotton region, where they are much
needed. Slight damage resulted from hail
in some sections OF Tennessee and Iowa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
IEIALoT tIIETEKRELLCANE
interesting Proceedings fn TIRE Hen
rico Circuit Court.

TIE Herr.co Circuit Court-Judge Well.
ford presiding wa, engaged the whole Of
Yesterday aDd unit vcry late iu the evening
ir the trial ~ the @ui' 81 81. G. Terrell, ad-
ri0istrater ,-. TIE Richmond aud DaoVllIe
E1road COMPANY. which is IN action
brought 90 recover $4,000 damages FOR the
R, ug Of Terrell 40 the Fslr-Oaks crossing
gu ~ep,emheT, lo'i.
Tho c,~e has hetn fully reported TN this
la.,r several times and the circumstances
surrounding TIE fatal accident ore fresh ia
lhti minds oi our readers.
Deep interest D.. manifested 10 The trial ana
the colrrt-roOm was well hiled during nearly
fle whole 40 yesterdays session. several on
She wiinesse. examined, who were on The
train lhstrs into TeueIfs team and Killed
mu. are I.riclltes who have not YET
thoroughly Mastered TIE Englsh language,
frJ tlrcir testimony n times was exceedingly
ouusiuc. both because " the quaint way IN
vajcA they expressed themselves and the
pecuuaniv ~ their pronunciation. Last
niebt the evidence had not been concluded,
and a. Judge Wexford has @ open the CITY
Circuit Court on Monday The case went over
Until Tut >day morning at II O'Clock.
The trial will probably consume one or
two more " hole DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
JOHN WISE IN a MERRY MOOD.
lie secure. = special Interview with
Harrison.
From our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular NoITetponuruhl
WASHINGTON. Nav ls.-John ;. Wise
came m from New York this morning, ana
although President Harrison received ony
a limited number OF caller. he gave quite
lengthy audience 10 the leader OF the fight
I'm Virginia against Mahoneism. Mr.. Wise
was not disposed TO tell any one outside OF
his circle OF intimate friends the object OF
his visit. but II Is thought that he
went to the White House to day
chiefly IN the interest OF Colonei
Jim Fazier. OF Rockbnge, who wants
10 be collector Of internal revenue in Virginia
in place Of Captain Ham. sheppard. the
latter was appointed Oh the 10Th OF May,
1883. aud therefore has served more than
four years term. Collectors, however, have
no REGULAR Term. They are subject 70 r.
moval al any time, but II is not known Just
when the President will make change IN
thi, district. The other applicants besides
Colonel jim Frazier are Colonel Pat. Nc,
Caull, backed By Malone, b. i. Bolts, ana
Park Agnew.
John Wise wss in n merry mood to-day,
and Il il said that be was highly pleased WIN
the manner IN which tie President received
bun. Johnny drops IN every lew weeks 10
let the President know that be IS stu awe
and Kicking aud that the "antiS" IN VIZ
ginia are as determined as ever 10 snow
Malone that be cannot boss the party. Tue
VISIT OF johnny to-day has considerably
Agtated the Malone heDchmen. nearly all Of
whom sre wondering what John ;. Is driving
al.
Among well-known Democrats from Nir-
gina who were in the city to-day were Mr.
". W. Scott. Of Orange; Hon. Basil Cor
don, Of Rspplhannock, aud Captain Ham.
Shepp7rd, OF Lynchburg. They called 10
see senator Barbour and had quite q talk
with him, presumably in regard to some oil
the preliminary arrangements FOR the state
Convention 10 DC held at Richmond July
.I,f
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AUSTRIA AFFLICTED.
The Funeral of Minister Rice.

fBy telegraph 70 tho DlspAEul
NEW YORK, May 18.-The funeral OF Allen
ThOrndyke Rice took place at Grace church,
Broadway and Tenth street, st 10 A. NJ. to-
day. The remains had been removed yes
terday from the Fiith.Ayenue Hotel to the
residence Of his sister, Mrs. Edward Cooper,
No. II ives. Washington Square, aud there
il was that the pall-bearers assembled at $3.50
this morning. The pail-bearers were as fol-
lows: Nice-President Levi z. Morton, Wal
ker Blaine, representing the Department Of
state; General w. +. sherman. ex-hayOr
Edward Cooper, Pierre Lorilistd, Chauncey
NJ, Depew, ;. II. DIN, William jay, vii.
liam Z. Douglass. and W. w. AslOr.
The remains were encased In casket OF
solid rosewood, on which was plate bear
ing the name OF the deceased. date OF his
birth and death. The casket was com
pletely covered with flowers. All these were
carried 10 the church with the casket, and
other emb lems awaited It there.
There were gifts OF flowers from President
and Mrs. Harrison, Secretary and Mrs.
Blame, Countess aud Miss BarrIos, W. W.
Aston, Pierre Loriliard, Miss Blanche Roose'
welt, and Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt.
The funeral ccrtege arrived at the church
At 10 O'Clock. The church was crowded, and
the sidewalks near the entrance were also
filed. The service was the regular burial
service OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Bishop Potter oficiAied, assisted by Rev.
Or. Hunting, rector OF Grace church, and
Rev. George IL. B0Itome, his assistant rec
tor.
At the conclusion Of the service the res
mains were exposed TO view IN the Yestibule.
The psl.bearers and clergymen took up a
position on one side OF tue casket, and ali
the people as they passed out had an oppor-
tunity TO see the face OF the dead editor.
The remains will BE- left In the moftuary
vault OF the church for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
\ Sunday-CIosing 1av.


CINCINNATl, O., May lS,-Judge Ermsten,
OF the Police Court, to-day dismissed 700
cases Of arrests made last year for violation
OF the Owen "SuHdsy closing" law, but
said he would not have done - il he bad
not had reliable Information that prominent
citizens would cause arrests tomorrow IN
case there were violations. The Mayor upon
being notified Of tue action OF the Judge eX-
pressed surprias and spoke OF it as rrilec-
ton on his officers. lie declared that he
would not now order the police to make ar
rests. and added that II citizens asked TO
have arrtsts made they would have 10 ac-
company the police into the saloons ard also
20 70 court and make charges. The Mayor
has received written notice from the sttor-
neg OF the Law and Order League that that
body Will expect him TO enforce the law
There is likely TO be a conflict in case arrests
are made on The question OF the right OF pri-
souers 10 be released on bail on SUNDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
RIczMnnp STOCK RYcHAnGR

SATURDAY. Nay is. 1889.
suRs.-Fmsr BoAHD.-l,tOJ Virginia new 80
a. So. 900 30. at6,.
cr,,t,r 11,.t-oa, =. t1e st)ex 9osi:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
BENEFACT0R ROBBED
A YOUNG EseLIsRnAs BoRRows A
wATcB, PAwHs Ir. AND sKIPs TOWN.
Riehmond-couego Bows Defeat the vif-
ginias in Game Of Bsll-other
Local Matters.

4 icw weeks AGO young man with good
appearance went 10 Mr. J. Y. stuart, the as
si.isut secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. and asked II there WAS an
smpovmcn, bureau ia The city. lie was
tiycn a negative snSwcr.
The vourg man said that he was from
TnrlNnd. ard had taught ousiress-school
10 Cauads aud tailed lie was two proud,
Do said 90 rcmain there after 40, succeeding
u business. and came 70 New YORK, Polk
oc'phia. ana Baltimore, and tried % ob,aia
employment without success.
Wien lc reached Richmond hts funds
were exhausted. ne produced letters Of re-
communication from RcY. j. II. Wehb-Pep.
Doe. paNor az a b.g church 100 London, and
otter people Of high standing Mr.. stuart
and o,lci members % jhc Dung Men s
tnr.pSu Association hfca9c interested IN
tlc young man aod told hlm they would try
snI rtlp .ju 60 gel employment The leiicrs
from Rev. NI Prploc were shown bis son.
o. d. Ntab.rcpioc, ESQ, Young LAWYER OF
Hai. ci.y. who pronounced them genuine
and >alt DIS father would not have given
fh.m fo aoy one unless De was known 10 MN
personally.
Ilc Au.uc uar vas soon gotten n position
a. leading husincss-h0uSe in this CIV,
whore he did cirrioAl worn, aud seemed TO
have been very acceptable 90 bis employers.
llut~dlf i0o Young t0rlishmln went 10
Hfr. >tua.'. father aud told him hIs son hsd
loaned lim hIs waich f1r two hours lMT.
Stuart. ~r., vas wearing bis son's watch az
fhe ttnel rs no the Euglshman) lad some
eoerial v.orA o. DO and wanted n time keeper.
~, vstcs vas loaned him sud he promised
trreturn q. urompuy al the expiration %
She Two hours.
Young Mr. stuart htd never authorized
thf vplly usu O. borrow the watch, ihou- %
sac st1cr did DOT know % This. and me de-
ccr"nn oa NE part of the Lnth-hman was
complete.
The watch was NOT returned ana IN"
young msn Ola not show up no all durn
a. day. aud /, was reported that be had leit
tho CITY.
Young Nr stuart Friday night resiiZing
thar be bad been imposed upon and robbed
placed tbc Cs-e ln ne bands Of Wren s
Detective Agency. who found The watch yes.
tef1ey morning M Bdchrach's pawn-shop.
The proprietor saws that Dee paid The young
u8r $50 for TO- The wsfch. with chain,
cot sioo. aud (, q yer, tnr one. u is no"
in tf, no~.es-ion - Chicf-of-Po.ico Poe.
Ifi, Thought tnat The Young man has gone
O. Baimoic. and Wreu'- men sire ou h.,
lrl.b.
Tho young mans usme Ia withheld from
publication until ms arrest is mate. Though
le had uo. been 40 tre cty long. nc had
made good many ar4n ulauc'-. lie is
well tdu 4fnl fni ,af- Ee came vffN
rrar cro1Uaii1g 80 ONiorI lgverNtT.
While l,rc h. told young moan That
De bad received money from bi, brother.
whon he said Was wealthy bouister al Tho
English b7r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
brooklyn Races.

10Y ttitbi olA w sAV A't'ie''~H'f
BROOKLYN, May lS.-The fourth day OF the
Brooklyn Jockey-Club races at Grayesend
were run to-day. The weather, track, and
attendance were all that could be desired.
First rAce-one mils-Sam Wood won;
Long Island second, Maidstone third. Time,
l:42i. Mutuals paid, 500.
Second race one mile-Fides won; Car
pegie second, Tarragon third. Time, 1912.
Third race-dve furlongs-Ballarat won;
Ida second, Houston third. Time, l:OH.
Fourth race-mile and quarier-C'no-
sure won; Carroll second, Zephyrus third.
Time, 1923.
The authorities OF the track to-day or
dered that the descriptions OF the races be
no longer telegnphed while the races were
IN progress 20 the poolrooms now open IN
the city and moved the telegraDh instruments
and operators from the reporters stand.
Fifth receive iurlopgs-Folly won in
1904 Kenwood second, Ruby Royal thrd.
sixth race six iurlongs- Ban Cloche won
in l:l4 by a neck; Tattler second, Sioning'
ton third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

DABNFY.-Died. iu TINS city. SATURDAY. NAY
1ctl Of l.35 T. NJ NARt AMANDA BkN LEY.
beloved VITO 81 Dr. Richard lloaln pahney, =
tho University 81 In llama, aud youngest cblli ~
the late T. b. Bentley, ~ This Hty.
The funeral viii take place from - fhnis
church MONDAY AFIkRNOOf, 2Otn instant, NJ
430 clock. Friends aud acquaintance are H.
vlted o attend
New York city ani iniiauapolis papers please
copy.
EDWARDS. Died, in Scott county, Ky.
Wednesday, Nay IS. isS9. JOIN j. tDHAhDS
son Of Ella and John Edwards, In the thuueih
year Of his age.
Forget thee. All whom life shall cease.
10 thrill this heart Of nine,
But not tll then eau forget
one look or tone OF thine.
on, not itmlngles with the sound
OF everything hear,
Ard think ye l eau forget
sly son / love 80 dear
FORGET thee 'tis a bitter word,
would II we're uhsai.
Forgotfuiness Is not win life,
But With tue silent dead.
| then may cease 20 think Of thee.
A. earthly mOrtas do,
But oh, IN meet my sou In Heaven
Wish heart unchanged and true.
MorBEs.
The funeral took pls'e from bis home in Hem
rico county. Va, Friday evening. tho lilh, At
O'Clock.
HALI--Dlsd. May 18Th, at his residence. 90
east Leigh, al 6t5 p. ~, JOHN T. HALL: aged
fOrty.tsO years - . -
Funeral from Second Baptist church MONDAY
at 4. NJ.
MOORE-Died, at half-pest7 O'Clock Saturday
evening, Mrs. JANE 4. MOORE
Notice OF tho funeral will DO given in Monday
mornings Itaes.
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Trinity Methodist Episcopal church this
mernlng at IA O'Clock.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal church this
merning at IA O'Clock.
Rev. MIR. Shumpaid, pastor Of the Evan.
gelist church a; West Point, was In the city
yesterday.
Miss Maude Croswell, OF Baltimore, IL
visiting Mis-, Annie Higgins OF east Car.
rington street.
There will he a prayer and song service
At the Male Orphan Asylum ut 4:3O o'clock
this afternoon.
Messrs. Ernest Hobson and Joseph GIN
/ left Yesterday for Washington and Baltimore
on pleasure.,rip.
/ The HenricO Board Of Supervisor. met at
| the county courthouse yesterday and spent
/ some time IN the consideration Of routine
| business.
! Mrs. Thomas. Of the Hotel Dodson, and
/ Miss Katie Dodson left yesterday 20 visit
/ friends in Williamsburg. They will be alb
I sent about ten days.
/ The special term OF the City Circuit Court
adiOurned yesterday. ana the regular spring
/ term begins Tomorrow. One small suit was
instituted yesterday.
Rev. A. j. Taylor will bsntize eighty.fve
candidates ut the Ftlh Baptist church
/ (colorrdl NJ IL O'Clock this morning. This
/ c0ngreg CATION Is al present without pastor.
Police Commissioner L. c. Figg and wife
lett Saturday on the IL A. NJ train for Wash
ington h visit their son, Mr.. NJ. G. Flgg. Of
TOE Richmond aud Dsnyille railroad Offices.
Cords Of invitation are ont for the mar
riagc. at Red Bank, y. j., June the 4ib, OF
/ Mr.. William e. seymour, r popular young
merchant O., TIN, city, ~ Mss Emma j. Car
/ rick.
There was the u'ual large crowd about the
! Henrico county courthouse Yesterday, but
Items were scarce. The discussion Of the
weather. crops. and politics engaged the
time ~ the statesmen and sOyereigns there
assembled.
4 little daughter Of Mr. x. H. Figg, who
resides ~ 40. sos north Nineteenth street,
fen from q back window about ~ O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon and was Knocked sense.
less. but The injuries received were not OF a
serious character
Professor John Pollard. Rev. J. T. Belts,
Mr.. and Mts. T. Il. Elicit, and Dr. George
r. steel reached Richmond last evening from
the southern Baptist Convention. On the
return trip they visited Florence. Chatts-
uooga, Nashville, Frankfort and other
places.
Mr.. James VI. Fisher. Richmond boy, is
q stenographcr 20 the supreme Court at
Grand Rapids. Mich His report Of the pro-
cccdings oi the Michigan Medical Conyen-
ton recently held 40 YpHlantl has been
much compimented for its iuIness and ac-
/ cuncy.
The sunday school Of the Centenary
Methodist courch will have Children s-day
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port 10 The measure. The opposing Nation
ais and Ultra Conservatives will aeain re-
frain from voting, leaving Prince Bismarck
to rely upon the former mai orlty.
Prince Bismarck will entertain large
number Of the members Of the Reichstag at
Fruhscboppen Monday morning.
The Bundesra,h has approved, without
alteration, Article ~. OF the penal code,
emhodying in the common law the pro-
visions bltkerIo specially applicable 10
the Seriaists. The Government will not
venture to test the Reichstag on the code du-
ring the present session.
Hurricanes on Thursday swept over
Saxony, Hesse, and ThuriugIa. accompanied
by torrential rains. a number OF bridges
were destroyed and some lives were lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
nase-BaItat Lexington.

tNpoclAl lcitsIhU To- mo Dtf'Rt-i'i
LEXINGTON, Va, May Is Lizzie else cX.
cept baseball and the probable outcome OF
the two match games To be plJved here to-.
day hiss been discussed during Tie past
fortv-clght hours. The University ~ Viz
ginia Baseball cub, with some scveniy-iiye
or more students from that instiiullon,
arrived here Friday night. They were met
ly the students Of Washington and Lee / Nj
versitv en- mJ,ss, headed by The Virginia
Military Institute Band. THIS morning The
University o. Virginia team paved The IT.
ginia Military Institute club carly, winning
the game hy a score Of 10 10 (. The game
was fun oi interest and holly contested.
The Virginia Military Institute battery WAS
Shafer and Middleton, with McCormlck
sluggine al the haf. The University OF VIZ
ginia battery was GrecuwGy and Woo, ana
agaIn this evening The University OF Virginia
club met the Washington and Lee tniver-
sily team and won an easy victory over the
Washington and Lee team IN score Oh j. 10
=. Washington and Lee battery, Foster and
Ross; University OF Virginia battery, Glb-
son and Powell. The University OF virginia
boys are fine feldcrs and heavy batter, Wcil
organized, and play ike one man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
NORFOLK NEWS.
TIE LATE FIRE AND THE LOSSES.
Considerable Feeling at the MAYNARD
A Body Pound that Indicates
Murder.
lcoresponaence Of INC Rlenmona pIspa.eh.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, May IS, 1889.
The destruction OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio dock aud warehouse occasions great
Inconvenience TO that line at this point, and
il the second misfortune OF the kind since
the location OF the company here. The rail-
road company owned oil the property but
the dock, which belonged 10 A. \. McJu-
Tough, who pnt In the piles aud decking at
cost OF $4,000. over one hundred car
loads OF freight were IN the warehouse ana
mostly insured by the owners. The eight
cars on the cOmpany's barge hauled into The
Ilyer were on fire and damaged. Beside.
the railroad property, large quantity OF
lumber IN A. A. Mccullough. lumber-vsrd
and S35 600 worth OF slaves belOn gnc g. J.
VI. smith & Brother were destroyed and
Pickett & Goa ovster-house damaged
81 900. The Gre burned until 4 O'Clock this
morning. 4 csrelsssly thrown cigar-stump
Is believed 10 have caused the destruction.
There was considerable feeling among the
navy-yard wOrknen to-day when they
learned fully that the Secretary OF the Navy
had ordered the Boston 10 tow the Puritan
To the Brooklyn yard after assuring the NOR
folk and Portsmouth delegations aud Con-
gresham Bowdcn that the big job sent here
by the Democrats should remain here. The
steamer Boston continues taking on Coal and
will leave the yard with the monitor to-
morrow morning NJ : O'Clock.
Hugh Mckay, the deiauting revenue clerk,
was not brought here to-day from Baltimore.
II is understood that his friends here have
made up the amount necessary TO make his
accounts with the Government correct, and
that now he NAV not be brought here at sill.
Others seem 10 think that be Will be brought
here on Monday. lie was fully expected in
the city to-day by his friends.
The body Of an unknown negro woman
wsS found IN a bole IN a marsh on the
HAYNES farm, six miles from this city, yes
terday afternoon. Her face aud brea.t were
dreadiully cut aud hacked Up, and the head
was tied up ia an apron. The woman was
undoubtedly murdered. Justice y. H..
Hawkes. held an inquest, but nothing was
developed.
The German war.shlp NX2 viii sail on
a three days cruise up Chesapeake bay on
Monday. H.
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MARKETS BY rELEeRAPa
NRW YORK.

NEW YoRE, May is-Cotson steady; sales Sis
bales; last evening. al bales; midding up
lands. II i-l6c.; Orleans. IL Bloc. net receipts
AT All ports to-day. ia bales; sxports--to Great
Britain, ssh bales 10 tho Continent. fs7 bales
stock. 3sac20 bales. southern nour dullshnd
heavy. Wheat weaker and quiet; No - rcd.
sil.As9c. IN Store; options weak aud ha<c. low
err: No. 2 red, May. 81 &c. June. sac; July,
s8l,c. Corn steadier and quiet: No. Z, 43ke. IN
elevator; options haSc. lower sad steady May.
li7.c.: June, 4ic.; July. axe Oats duh and
steady; options lower and weaf May, l5Ac. ;
June. Hssc July, 2si.c.: No. 2, spot Nv a5oc.
Hops firn coffee-Options closed barely steady
May ana June. sI6.ao$ido0; July, tlaoostiAoo;
spot Rio quiet Sugar-haw quiet AID nn-
changed rchned steady. Moiasses quiet kics
barrels (Parksrs), 7.loc refined herc. Ass. :
Pnilsdslphia and Baltimore. ass. Cotfon-seed
oil dull kosin quiet aad steady. Txpentias
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The members of the Alert Social Club
gave their friends an evening Of rare
Measure last Thursday NJ lOung's Pond.
Dancing. boating, and other smuscments
were INDUCED 10 oy every one present, ADD
q moonlight ride home made All very hsppy
sud anxious for a repetition. Those present
heartiiy ssmpathized with toe absent meme
hers, ss -ucn treat IS seldom 10 BE- tu-
3Oyed
Especial credit is due the chaperons. MR..
Anderson and Mrs. Bowles, ior their efforts,
which resulted iD making the evening 30
pleasant
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
killed by cyclone.

10y v" 17I~I7'''N-''I
ST. LOUIS. May lS.-A storm OF cyclone
character went across Northern Texas yes.
terdsy afternoon. The dwelling. house OF T.
J. Anterbury, south OF Bonham. was de-
mollsbed and his wIfe seriously Injured. At
Forest City, in Montague county. school
house was destroyed and Two children Kill
ed. Many were seriously hurt and three are
missing. Another schooLhOuse at Stephens
Vile was blown down few minutes alter
the school had been dismissed, and two chill.
dren were somewhat injured. Great de-
struction to crops occurred. Telegraph
communication was broken. and 1t is feared
that when the news comes III many more
lives will be reported lost.
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Fpeeiai Trains TO the Petersburg mu-
etenI Fe.GtVRI

Asa large number Of our musical people
desire 20 atteud the musical festival IN
Petersburg The Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, % enable Them TO DO 30, vii run
special trains on Wednesday aud Friday
e,eninc.. Hay pod ano 2Hb. The train will
leaye Richmond about y. NJ. aud return
itR will leave Petersburg after the per-
fofmauce, about II +. d., thus giving our
people au opportunity 10 hear the grandest
ERECTION Of music ever beard In this State.