Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
INCENDIARY'S WORK.
,.s NEW QUARTERS FOR PETERS
suRe's HleH-roNep CLUB.
Ealing Chain with Dog Attached
orssnisatIOn OF . New churoh--sfsmo-
rial Ceremonies--pcrsonai
Of the Richmond Dispatch,

.,.--..pondence o. the Richmond Dispasch.l
r--,asnuRa, Va, June 6.--Mr. james
r,,rcan. residing in Dinwiddie county.
Roan's Station, had the misfortune 10
, p'1 his barn and 700 bushels Of corn yes
80 morning. The FIRE, which was eyi-
I'll the work Of some malicious person,
O' Uncovered about o'clock in the
ZINC. Mr. Halligan had much difi-
.,,yin saving his residence, which was
go not far from the barn.
NV QUARTERS ron TER CLUB.
understood that the large four-story
-esiience on Sycamore street occu
hG3' nv the family of Mrs. L. b. Ewing
Pc devoted in part TO college purposes
sn' hcsn leased by the Petersburg Club.
St, rlub will take possession about the
~ Of July. The building has elegant
E..,,4s attached with abundant room for
Ids and accommodations Of the club.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
p, che MAYORS Court this morning
dor Bland. q colored youth, was ar
ed on the charge of stealing dog
f''5.tain. which were found IN his pos.
~ The charge as TO the dog was
s.,.ei but the thief was sentenced to
s-,y davis Imprisonment in jail for steal
~ ,I' ~ i NJ. Pitcher left to-day for
,--l8ie county, where, IN the Grange
I.1 few miles from Ford's Depot, he
neg .,. morrow organize a new Baptist
N'-...,,b The Rev. +. G. Boot, the Baptist
,.-.,l-sry in Dinwiddie, has been labor
-, cod eject, and this new church,
- named after the organization, is one
!. Inc results of his work.
eEIvp CAMP CONFEDERATE vETERASS
v,..rs. John r. Turner. J. +. White
NE and William Ii. Camp are the dele
~. nom A. 2. Hill Camp of Confederate
t..s-sus 70 the Grand Camp which meets
.T,eiericksburg next Wednesday. 1t is
.r-e.,el that most OF the officers and
o. .-s of the grand body will be in Pc
-.Ir-g on Tuesday to take part in our
...-.-,al services. and leave by the early
.,r.ag train on Wednesday for Frejo-
PERSONAL MOTIFS.
t-org the interesting events in social
-.i,s So for Wednesday of next week is
o.. marriage at the Washington.Street
V.t.3st Episcopal church of Mr.. n. d.
r.---.ya Of Richmond, to Miss Emma
.-,-sr Il Mr.. r. A. Brown, of this city
1.-The marriage at Suffolk of Mr. w. E.
Nm. for many years q prominent mer-
.rr.f OF TINS CITY, W MISS Auuh -,
Inter of Rev. George G. Nanderslice.
TIE election Of Mr. W. b. Clarke TO the
Sc NJ Commonweslth's attorney in
,---r VII cause his resignation as superin-
lent Of schools for the county-a posi-
-, which he has long filed with credit
~ satisfaction. 1t IL understood that
y...-s George T. Clarke and j. w. Wilson
A. candidates for the Office.
CONFEDERATE MEAoBIAL-DAY.
lime 9th is Confederate Memorial-day in
p...-sUurc, and the ceremonies are always
.-.-. -,Iyc. Business Is generally closed
,.s-ru1u. and streets and houses are deco
-.ll with emblems betting the occasion.
! r.. s.y this wear will be no exception Ia
'.-g.5. The Grafton will be delivered by
.rr1yernur William L. Cameron, a gal.
j H.. veteran Of the war. His address will
:. delivered in the Academy of Music
Il = me conclusion of which the various
4 .-..,7a.lons which are TO participate in
Il 80 economies will form into line in front
II -,.s Academy and march TO Blandford
4 .-..s-y. It is expected that number OF
Il ,..-sg camps and military companies
Il U.Ler cities will be present. The line
4 t-.-.h will be in charge of marshals.
Wv thousands Of our people, large pro-
q -.-.-1 az whom will be ladies, viii visit
+ ,-.t n cemetery and strew the grave:
q tta dead heroes with flowers and ever.
a -..s-, There are between twelve and
Il ir.l thousand Confederate graves IN old
u Rand. ID 4 beautiful monument erected
,,.-.r memory and dedicated one yeal
81 marks the spot where tins army OF the