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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
GREENSBORO.
Many Interesting Item. Gathered From
Different Points.

Different Points.
GREENSBORO. n. C., June Especial. =
Rev. \. II, ID. Wilson, n young divinity
student, who is just now about completing
theological course at Vanderbilt Univef-
sity, IL prominently mentioned as the tent
porary successor 10 DIR. Mann, deceased. on
the New Berne Station. Mr. Wilson gradu-
ated at the state University three years ago,
with the highest honors, and took the vale
dictory in hia class. and has been pursuing
"A theological co1se ever since at Wander
bilI. iIo j. the youngest sou OF the late
Rev. y. II. ID. Wilson, ID. d.. OF honored
memory, and is one OF the most promising
young ministers in the state.
j. ID. small, OF Salisbury, has been
awarded the contract Ia erect the new Ma
tional bank building at that place.
The town of ~tatesvillc has received n
proposition from parties to build water
works, To be conducted on the rental sys-
tenn.
The main shan al the Morris Mountain
mine in heiag sunk, passed through very
rich vein Of gold ore In slate bed. The
aminatiOns OF slate were covered with 10
fine fllm OF pure gold.
The Alliance people. IN ~ good many
counties Of the state. are calling earnestly
for what may he called temperance re-
for,n In the order. and think sobrieiy, prac-
tical and thorough, should be- made "A con-
dition of membership.
Colonel Thomas -. keogh, Of this city,
and Colonel A. Il. Andrews, of the Rich
mond and panyille system, are the Worlds
Fair Commissioners from North Carolina.
The North Carolina Funeral Directors
Association will meet az Wilmington June
the sth and 10th.
Adiutant-Generai James ID. Glenn. of tho
North CAROLINA state troops, talks with
more enthusiasm about the hospitality Of
Richmcnd, at the ceremonies last week,
than any man 50 far on record. lie says
the occasion surpassed anything he ever
Witnessed
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LYNCH8URo.
an Alliance lyarelonseto he Bnilt-Niil-
ed Dv grain.

INNcnnorG. VA. june a. Special
The Farmers Alliance in session mere for
last two DAYS adjourned fhss oenine to
met again in this city the third Tuesday IN
August. The principal object ol ihe Ai-
lance H. to ,socpnilai' lhef pau oi'--' o."
csrlain mercantile .0u-e~ in order that Ihe
Increased patronage nt. ,n~iiN me hiel-
chants DO lowering commissions Having
failed iu ibeif ofDris tJ induce the comni' '''
sion merchant. sad .arehousemen i) re-
duco commissions Ou t.h3etO f1cl also dt-
sire 10 take steps towards securing itdu'-
tiDn-.
Aucr some discussion this morning.
ioint stock company was formed % build ah
Alliance warehouse for the sale oi topacco'
The minimum amount ID stork was SUD
-cribfd ON ihe door of abe cohNlnilon lh "a
few minutes. 1hc committee on the esiab-
lishment Of a produce exchange made re-
port recommending ihe same, which report
was adopted.
The officers Of the District Alliance FOR
fine nnSuine wear are: President. y. -. Haw-
kiua. OF Bedford: y Nice-lrc-ident. u. {. Joy.
nor az Am6cr-i. secretary. -. j. Evans, Of
C,,aulDll. TraaSurca Thomas =. West, of
BDdiord. Lecturer. s.. {. ->ognn. OF Camp
bell: Chaplain. T.. J.. Gleason. ~ 'empprH'
Doorkeepcr &. &. Wright, Of Amherst;
Assistant Doorkcoper, X. ~. Rando!ph' oi
Nelson; Steward, 4. >. >Wafon. Oh Apo
mattON.
TAe greatest iratcrnal spirit prevailed ln
tine c0nseufi0n. and the farmers are efi-
IDENTIFY in earneet about their work.
Iate last night. naar BuiOrd depot the
Norfolk and Western Railroad train ran
suddenly on an uuknoWH maH standing on
flc track and Knocked him several feet,
breaking bis two leg. and mOrt1liy inlur-
ipe htm. ~ is thought he was tramp
waiting 1f an opportunity to steal rid,'
II is now sctt,ed lhai Ia rrsl-class holcl ls
to be buili in tins city hv Mr. q. - Ie'iy-
lohn. and 4 number OF leaC,ng monss q
men, II Will be on DE corner of Jen''sSl'
and Ninth street. and ClS,c tO all the raii
roads and i'm the heart OF the city.
At an adjourned meeting yesterday The
MONTGOMERY PrcsbytcTy declined TO place
the call of the COvingtOn Church for the
pastoral services OF Rev. II. {. Clark in tnal
gentleman's hands. The reason for this dis
position Of the case was the re-
ceipi OF protest from the ROCK
Mount Church. and statement that Mr.
Clarke salary had been augmented. The
examination Of Rev. William L. Walker,
.Jr.. for ordination. was proceeded with ANA
the examination sustained Mr.. Walker
will be ordained on the third Sunday in
Juue. mt tie Third Presbyterian Church at
lyuglburg.
The dea:h OF Mrs. De Witt, wife OF Rev
Elisha De Witf. 0t Bedford county, has
been announced here today by telegram.
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STAUNTON.


schools ClOsing-1he street Railway Line
Progressing.
srAUNroN, VA, June T. Special l-l'he
close of the Wesleyan Fomale Institute last
night leaves only one Of the female schools
of siaunton now in scs,ion-Mrs. j. L. J..
Siuart's. which closes Wednesday OF noNt
week.
The,cxcrciscs ofihe Wesleyan Female IN
sfitutc began MAY 2ith. and closed June "a
i'm all. Sis evenings. Thur day night the
Betho,cn Musical Society celebration.
FRIDAY NIGHT. Lee and JHc5sOu Literary
S0ciety-addrc-- by Rev. j. y. Shoti. Bal
timore. Saturday night. art'eXhibiion. al
the Institute Hall. sunday. annual sermon
Of Rev. ". j. Young. OF Alexandra, Va.
Monday night. annual soirco vocal ana
instrumental music. Tuesday night. CLOSING
exercises awarding hOnOrs, Nc. Among
the honors. 10 addition 20 the usual iuil
Diplomas. the degree Of Bachelor of Science
was conferred ON three young ladies. and
Bachelor of Arts on five young ladies. lhl-
Is % new departure.
The ~taun,m KaMc) Military school
closed Monday last after one of the best -c'-
-ions. both as 20 number Of pupils and r.
suits reached. ever known i'm the -ucc. --iu
history of this school. I'm the CADET Nociely
debate the gold medal for best debator was
D.. -.
son. Of our city. aud the medal as best dc-
ciaimer tO j. Morton FuiN, son OF Mayor
Fulf/. The competitive drill, resulted in
favor of Company a. Cadet Captain =. IT,
Rhinehart, of CONiu-tou, ue the best driiitn
comnany. aud A. $. King, of Louisiana, ais
the best drilled cadet.
The Siaunt0n Improvement Company has
its PROSPECTUS before the public. It's Lands
lie adjacent o. the lands of the Develop
ment Company. and near the city limits.
The street Railway line is progressing
faNorably and ride over The new line is
promised by July ith.
Colonel Donald Allen. at one time eft!
engineer Of ~tnuuton. and for many years
connected with large railroad corporations
iu Texas and the West, is spending tAe sum-
mer with his family at the residence Of Dir.
G.. Halle. his fiheI-iu-iaW.
Judge Mclaughlin disposed of such
large number of cases no ihe late term oi hi-
court that ho has SO modified his order for 90
special term la June. at which time Judst
Kent viii preside. ~othat only icW chan
ccry cases Will bee heard.
T.. 4. Dalman. assistant state secretary
N.M. {. A.. was In town Monday.
Mrs. Tucker. the wife Of Congressman
Tucker is visiting friends in your city.
The case OF Custis IS. GUSTS, which eN-
cited such widespread interest iu oar town
year ago. has been irtusi twed t1 Lai1A-
cite. Ind. where hot a-ti IS goin- on Tor
fh. possession of tho Cusiis child. faptiu
James Bum-ardner and United states De
frict ATTORNEY ". T.. Craig are iu lndidnf
i'm the interest of tho mother cf The child
There is as great excitement over the case
i'm LAFAYETTE as there Wa~ la otaunion
wear aE3. and the result is watched with i'll
forest here.
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has contributed In magnificent measure, IN
forum and Held to make tins country "l ours
''fhC land OF the free ana thc h"ln' ~ w
hrtvc- May the pole star 81 union .tcr
sbi,,r rcspieidenf in the affections ana ei-
forts OF all the people of this great anu ever
.ioiious country of ours. commit you ~ thc
kccring.Of our chile efeDaincer, thpihh oeoIee
" Eanes. who, know, VIII kindiy care ioi
Nayor Collier was responded 10 by Mr..
William J. Rourke. city solicitor Of Read
ING. He said that they fully appreciated
tho hearty welcome that had been accorded
tbom hv The fircmen and citizens of Peters
burc. and that they were exceedingly graft
Ged M their reception in the South. During
ihel- short soi0urn they could not have been
better received in any city OF the N0Fih.
Nr. K0urkc said ne hoped il any citizen ol
the South should ever have occasion to Nlsii
Reading. they would oail on the Reading
Fire department.
Al fbe conclusion Of Mayor Golfers adj
drles aud that of Mr. ROurke the visiting
Gr.,oas were invited TO partake Of cola
fion The collation. over, they were driven
I'm hacks 10 the National Cemetery ai Pop
iar Grove. in Dinwddic county. The yisI-
tors will take supper and lodgings ~ lht
Aihcmarlc Hotel tonight and breakfast IN
fhe .iegping. and will leave for Norfolk AT
l0 A. fi. tomorrow. From Norfolk ihey
will 20 10 Old Point. thence to Baitimlrei
Philadelphia or Wilmington. Del, ana eN-
pecf 90 reach home on saturday night. Inc
visiting hremcn are fine looking body OF
men. and attracted much attention ae ipel
marched from the depot to the hotel.
Mr.. Henry T. Boltz. Of Richmond, ana
Miss susan J.. Phillips. of this CITY, were
married last night hy Rev. l.. X. Acrec.
Miss Mile \. Bowman. who has been
visiting Rev. Il. Il. Acrc0 aud family, lett
this morning for her home in i.ynchburg.
Mrs. +. Walter Brooks. Of New York, IS
visiting her moiherln-law, Mrs. j. 4.
Brooks. in this city.
Mrs. Thomas wynn. Of Richmond. who
has been visiting Mrs. T. a. DanIOitb, IN
ibis city. has returned home.
Mrs. William II. Camp. Of this city, is
visiting her mother in fredericksburg.
The executive committee Of the Central
iAuatie ASYLUM Will meet on Friday, III
stead Of ON tomorrow.
Mr.. Bernard Scmmes and Miss Fannie
Stewart Lewis. Of Brunswick county, were
married at -. Paurs Episcopal Church this
aii ern0on. Rev. G. r.. llaines officiating.
Dir. r. J.. Jones. one of the most proni-
nent and best-kn0wu citizens Of Chester
field. died no his home in that county this
afternoon after q lingering illness. The de-
ceased was eighty-thrce years of age, and a
relative of General X. l.. Lee.
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Progressive Endowment Guild.

An entertainment WAS given last night at
Belyidere Hall by Pioneer Chapter No. l.,
Governor W. II. Bailey presiding. The
speakers OF the evening were Hon. u. W.
FlourmOy, supreme governor. and Hon. j.
TAYLOR EllysOn, past supreme governor
of the guild. A large number OF
ladies were present, and added IN
no small degree to the eyment
of the evening. The Misses Wake and
Mir. Watkins sang solos and duets. MIR.
and Mrs. Pluemacher performed .on the
piano and other instruments. Refresh
ments were served NJ the banquet room.
The committee Of entertainment consisted
of Dr. :. Galeski, Captain r.. l.. spence, L.
ID. Newell, X. +. Eimore, DIR. n. q. Forst-
mann. W. ii. Bailey, and we're ably assist
ed by their ladies.
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PETERSBURG.
The visit Of the Reading liremen' and
Mayor Golfers Address.

Mayor Golfers Address.
PETERSBURG. VA, June L. Special. F.
The Liberty Fire Company, OF Reading,
Pa, arrived here this afternoon ON the fast
train from Richmond, and we're met at the
dapot by Chief Engineer George ". LalieH
wiih delegation from the fire department
aud the police corps. and escorted 10 the
Albemarle Hotel where the visitors were
welcomed to the city by Mayor Charies ! .
Collier.
when say that our ilremen OF Petersburg
are glad 10 see You in our midsi. gives oui
feeble expression TO thclr emoNOns ol IiSH-
sure Oa this occasion. No more hospitpDl'
neonie live on ihe earth than the Souinefn
Icooie. and Virginia stands al The forefront
.of this southland Ia this very particular
Moved Dy tins feeling 70 open our uuvis 20
nc stranger l. as the MayOf OF Petersburg,
ia you come, and welcome, as ~
so doing a link VIII DC formed 10
tbe chain of friendship that cannot be
loosed nor severed. IL Is particularly pleas
ant 70 have you come among Ns IN you. OF
~ EARLIEST DOyhoOd The fireman mas Deeh
the foan 10 thru my soul win ecstailc uc-
light second only 10 the soldier, and they
Know what II IL 90 De tolnlei, WHO M 'ol
ON ,he altar of sacrifice, VIII appreciate the
Sen and property o: hIs neighbor, ex,,
noses lie and limb ~ The peri,s OF
han the living bullets on tho battlefield.
gec.ntly ip our city, one OF our gallant
,oiice. VINO had long training ms nfeman,
s.crificed his life ia the cHOft 20 hnyeinc pof-
s,.n's,d nroperiy OF fellOw-citzen. We are
s,,,d ~, s,.e you. gentlemen, MOI only as iiie-
sn,,,,, mi as citizens OF PennsyiVanis, the old
nsy STONE state of the Union-a state which,
Though It's history, coIoniil ana hH''V""i'
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salem remaIe College.

SALEM, n. c., June i.--lSpecial. Com
menecment exercises OF Salem Female Col
Iege closed tonight with grand musical
concert, rendered by fifty voices, assisted
by the salem Orchestra. Honor essays were
delivered this morning. The address by
state Auditor sauderlin was an able, prac-
teal effort, upon "rbe Importance and dig
nifty OF teaching as profession, and tho
honor due teachers In their high calling" A
meeting Of the Alumna Association, which
numbers over ten thousand, was beld this
afternoon, when letters OF greeting were
read--one from Mrs. james X. Polk. wife of
Polk.
Three hundred dollars were raised this
evening towards fund OF nye thousand
dollars for educating one pupil each year
free, the pupil TO be the daughter Of some
alumnal. The next session opens ON Al
gust 18th. Pupils viii leave tc-mor-
row morning fer various towns through
out the Union. tfao yalediciory address
Of Miss Rollins, OF North Carolina, was one
Of the best ever heard in a North Carolina
college.
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SMITHFlELD.
Talk of Railroad TO NorfolIs-Many In-
tcrestiBG Personals.

SNIuIFIELD, Va, June Especial. r.
The old Dominion Light Infantry returned
from the unyeiling ceremonies much
pleased with their trip and Richmond hos
pita.iiy.
Hiss Ida Wilson and Miss George VII
son are visiting relatives i'm suffolk.
Mr.. Il. j. Young, clerk Of courts in this
county. is very III.
Monday was the regular county court
day. tine docket is very large. and it IS pro-
hahle that the court will be in session al OF
this week.
Mr.. ". d. Fork has gone 20 Berkley TO at
tend the District Conference of the Neiho-
dist Church.
The oyster season is o3cr. and conso-
meutly The harb0r is crowded With vessels
of an sizes. and busy hands are af work
with point. &C., making ready ior the sea-
,on of picnic- and sailing partics.
Tue h0r~c-race which WIS 20 have taken
place on June 18Th has been declared Oh iOr
some reason mot known to the public.
The scheme Of "a railroad from .hs place
TO Norfolk is being agitaicd cons.i erahiY
u0w by local newspapers. There Is mo-
doubt bui what d. will pay good dividend
90 investors. The charter IS airaiy oD-
faiund
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RACE FOR THE DERBY.
Sainfoin the WiBner-Sensation Over the
Defeat of surefO0t.

LONDON, June 4.--The gace for the Derby
stakes, 1000 soyereigps to the winner, 5Oo
soyeIeins to the nomInator OF the winner,
and 300 soyereins to the third horse, was
run at EPSON Downs this m0rning. Mr.. j.
Porter's ch, C. Sainioin, by springfield, Dam
Sanda. second choice, in the betting, won.
NJ. Leveres' ch. c. lie NOrd, by Trestan,
Dam la NOce, was second; and Duke OF
Westminster's Orwell, by Ben Dor, Dam
Lizzie Agnes. thild.
The weather was showeTy, duh and I'M
settled. The betting was unchanged from
that of last night, when the odds were
SainfOin . 10 ,, lie Nord II 10 /, Orwell 100
to |. >urefO0t was an odds.on-fayorite at
TO 1. The crowd present was not as large
as usual, partly because the record OF Sure
foot could be beaten had reduced the race 10
a small deld.
SureioOt was the greatest ayorite that
ever started for the pcrby, since he won
the 2,000 gulHeas, huudreds OF thousands Of
pounds have beeu invested on him at odds
on, and his defeat caused quite "A sensation.
SanfOin has steadily held second place in
the betting during The winter, and many
shrewd people have maintained that be
would beat suref0ot over the Derby mile
and "A half.
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RusslA's AnTl-JEWlsH POLICY.
Ukase by the Czar Ordering its Temper
ary Abandonment.

LONDON, June 4.-The Car has issued a
ukase ordering the abandonment of the
Russian anti-Jewish policy for one year
This measure is understood 10 have been
taken in Difference 10 numerous protests
against the receat wholesale expulsion oi
Jewish merchants, lawyers and other prom
inent persons which have taken place Ia
Russian Poland, Southern Russia and other
PARTS Of the Empire, and is merely tenta-
live. The fact that many Of the officials
near TO the Czar, were opposed TO the harsh
anti-Jewish measures adopted by the gov
ernmcnt, Influenced the Car TO give con
sideration % the protests of the victims OF
ihe law with the result of its tenn orary
SuauenSiOn.
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AlAehMA RspUsLICANs.
.Ihe Race I'rcbi,m sadly Puzzles H.
state Convention.

Ihe Race Frcbieh sadly Puzzles the
state Convention.
W0NIcorEHY. Ala. June THE Re
publican State Convention met here az noon
u.da, and remained IN continuous session
am O. T.. a. II. g.. Binfrd (colorod), Of
Madison. was selected as temporary chair
uun. Neari, euiire time WAS consumed
ln.,srlreiiue. lhe cuulesiing delegations
from Builder and.loc were denied admission
auu inter fight it was not ill late
flis afternoon lat a permanent o.
,-an.lafion was elected by the election
.ofR.Ai Long, Of Walker, cham an. The
faa.n interest centred in the election of the
hartman of the state Executive Commit
.0.. ile question was whether or not the
present. chairman, DR.. K. A. M0seiy, should
.nt.p.lH acd by a negro. The result, after
...l confusion and turmoil, was favorable
n NOfiy. The convention adjourned 10
nD.t 20 O'Clock tonight to finish lis work.
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eIaCc-EIrc.

NORFOLK, VA, junc >g'cial. Rev.
John Weldon Staeg, pastor ~ ile FIRST
Presbyterian Church "a N'shNi,ie, was
married this afternoon al tine residence Of
Mr. A A. Coleman, to Hiss Ella McRae
Rice. daughter Of Or. c. u. Rice. and a
erandaughtoro OF the Late Olonel Sherwin
McRae. of Richm0nd, Miss rice gore q
travelling suit of steel 00iored canels hair.
Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge, Of the tir.t Pres
b.torian Church, of Richmond. conducted
tie marriage services, and az their conclu-
s;.,n Mr. and Mr., st4g,, left for the noun
tains Of Virginia. where they ~,i pend
several weeks before returning to Nash
Xiup
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DANVILLE. VA, June THE commence
ment exercises Of the two female colleges
closed tonight. At the Roanoke Female
COLLEGE with the reading of essays. award
inc medals, diplomas, &c.. and the Danyii'e
College for young ladies with the final con-
cert.
The trial Of Lee Eanes, the young white
man charged with maliciously cutting Da-
,id A. Still, was concluded in the Hustings
Courtroom This afternoon with verdict OF
guilty, and punishment fixed at one year IN
The penitentiary. This is The second white
man sent to the penitentiary this week for
cutting people while under the influence oi
whisky.
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AMavor Arrested for Perjury.

PITrsBuRG, PA, June i.-Mayor wy
man, OF Allegheny City, was arrested tos
day. charged with perjury on taking his
official oath OF office. His prosecutor Is |.
IL. Waikup, who charges that Mayor Wy
man gave different persons money and YAH
uabe contributions 10 secure hts nomina-
ton and election. The Mayor is under
81 900 bail lor a hearing saturday, when be
claims he will be cleared OF the charges.
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THE ANTl-BsNNETT LAW
4 Prominent Issue in the Next wisconsin
Campaign.

MILwAuKEg, WIS, June There were
nearly seven hundred delegates present
when Mr.. Christian, chairman OF the Anti
Bennett State Central Committee. called
the anli-Bennett convention TO order at L.
NJ. The delegates came from all parts Of
the State, and most OF them were from the
Lutheran churches. but there was
quite a number Of delegates nom other
and societies opposed TO the
law. The convention unanimously adopted
a series II resolutions setting forth their OPP
position to the law, and wound up with the
We therefore declare that, re.
gardess OF former party affiliations. we
SHALL vote for such candidates only a. pledge
themselves 70 work for the repeal 81 the
l,epuett law,"
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xs.rv xy..n,pvton uouse.

Through the efforts Of the Association for
The Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities "a
deed has been executed to that organization
for the Mary Washington house az Freder-
icksburg. In cash $l,O0O have been paid,
md the remaining 5000 are payable In
sums falling due in one, two and three
years. respectively. Particulars of tbs
transfer were published last sunday.
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REiOSvIlcE.
County Oaieers Eiecied-The New Metho-
dist Church.

REIDsvILLE, \. c., June 4.-[Special. -
The board Of magistrates OF this county
met day before yesterday to elect a new
board Of county commissioners. The coun-
ty board decided to rebuild the recently
burned jail at Wentworth instead Of nc
Reidsyille.
Mayor w. 2. Watt has resigned.
The first brick was laid yesterday for the
new Methodist church, and bricks were
bought to add to the present Baptist church.
Dr. ID. W. Courts. who has recently grad
uted from Tulane University OF medicine,
New Orleans, received official information
from DIR. Belamy, secretary Of the North
Carolina Board OF Physicians and Surgeons,
that he could legally practice in the state
from this d.lV
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
Thirteenth Annual Session ofthe Supreme
Council of the Order.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, June 4.-fhe thir-
teenth annual session Of the Supreme
Council of the Royal Arcanum Of the United
states and Canada convened in this city At
? i. NJ. TO day, supreme Regent Hon. J..
X. Watts. of Virginia, presiding. The re-
port of the Supreme Secretary shows men,
bership of 81, ,Jj7. and increase Of 1000 dur
ing the past year. The uniformed rank
will parade at il30 this afternoon, and
grand reception and concert will be tend
cred the visitors at Schlitz Park this even
inc
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ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
VISIT OF TIE READING FiRsMEN
TO PETERSBURG.

Lee Eanes Sentenced 60 one Year In the
Penifentiary Supposed tramp Killed
ON the RaiIroad--Ciosing Exercises ~
Many schools.
NORFOLK. VA. june 4.-.special "A
white mouldor named John Mc"une was
found dead in a foundry on Watcrsireet 'his
morning. where he had been cmpioye"'
Death was from natural causes.
The dock trial Of the gunboat feirVi VIII
commence tomorrow. Her engines viii be
ran for az least twenty-iour hours TO ascer-
tain if there is amy defect in her machinery.