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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
For many years Mr.. b. f. Thompson,

For many years Mr.. r. f. Thompson,
of Des Moines, Iowa, was severely af-
flcted with chronic diarrhoea. He says:
AT times it was very severe; SO much
So that / feared it would ond my life.
About seven years ago | Glanced to pro-
cure bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. IL gave
me prompt relief, and believe cured me
permanently, as i now eat on drink with
out harm anything please. ] have also
used 1t in my family with the best re-
suits" For sale by Owens & Minor
Drug Co, 1907 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

Richmond Va, Sept s. 1892.
OTerincs-Wheat. 1920 bushels; corn, S3S
bushels; oats, 1902 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 2S72 bushels; corn, $50
bushels.
Quotations Wheat-LOngberry Zoe. to
Sc; mixed. 73c. to SOC; shortberry, zoe to
20: No. red. re. to use. Corn-Whlte,
virginia. &c.: No. white, 57c. TO Csc; No.
2 mixed 56c. 10 SIC. Winter oats for seed
40c. 20 45c.; No mixed, BIC 10 3sc.; Nc.
3 mixed, 35c TO 3Gc. Rye, Coo 20 zoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

New York, Sept. S.--Futures steady; re-
ce.pts at the ports are 5000 bales, against
1 800 last week and II 600 last year Spot
market quiet and frmcr. Middling uplands,
T SIG: sales. CSC bales. Transactions to-
dsy. 5000 bales; September, 7O2; Octo-
her 0O909IO; November. 720g72i; De
ceuber, 732Q7.33; January, 7.4347.44; Feb
rary, 754a75J; March, 7.638765; April,
71sQ7.75; May, 7S3Q7.S5. Market steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
OpeninoI RfohAn. CIostn0
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union Stock Yards, H., Sept. Seattle
Receipts. 21.OOO: weak; common 10 extra
steers, So. 75a5.5O; cows and bulls. $1,000
$50 Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; weak; &C.
lower; heavy, S51Od5.5O; mixed and me-
dunn S5.OOG545; light s4.95g5.3o Sheep
Receipts. 5000; steady; poor to choice
So. 25Q5. 80: lambs, $35OQ625.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
New Club Formed at Fsrmviile.

rarmyille. Va, Sept. S.--SpeciaI.-To.
night a grand Cleveland. Stevenson and
Epes Club was organized here with me
following officers President ud pr. T 4, M.
,,res n n Wicker. The club is designed
~ nromote the cause of Democracy.
zach member pledged himself to work
for the election Of Cleveland, Stevenson
and Epes until the last vote IL polled on
election day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
EDUCATION
~~~%~ N<%-C-~-N-~%-O-N-~-
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins September ed and
continues nine months,
Expenses per session OF resident student,
embracing entrance fees, tuition. board, fuel.
lights and washing, about e2O5 OF a non-resi-
dent student, about sss.5O. Tuition IN Law
School. IL both classes be taken. s7o; II only
one. siO.
The scheme OF instruction embraces the
eight independent Schools OF Latin. Greek,
Modern Languages, English, Mathematics,
hysics. Chemistry, and Philosophy. and the
Professional School Of Law. Provision Is also
made for systematic instruction in the Art OF
Expression.
The courses Of instruction in the Academic
Schools lead TO the Degrees OF Bachslor OF
Science, Bachelor Of Arts, and Master OF Arts;
in the Law School, to the Degree Of Bachelor
OF Law.
The location of the College, in the city OF
Richmond, gives it unsurpassed advantages
in healthfulness and in opportunities OF i'm
provement in addition to those afforded by
the College itself
For Catalogues apply ct the bookstores OF
the city, or address
b. EAR,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
LIVERPOOL

Liverpool Sept Spot cotton steady.
with fair demand; middling uplandS, 4;
sales. 1900 bales. Futures quiet; October
November, 8 62-G4; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
4 December-January 4 1-64; January-Feb-
ruary, 5-64.
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WILMINGTON.

Wilmington. n. c.. Sept. s.-Spirits tur-
pentlne steady at 25c. Rosin firm; strained,
SIC: good strained, 90c- Tar steady at
S1.35. Crude turpentine steady; hard, SL0O;
yellow and virgin, S1.GO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
CHARLESTON.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Charleston, Sept. s.-Rosn firm at 95c
turpentine firm as DC.
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PROPOSALS..

T..
OFFICE SCPr. OF PUBLIC CHARIrIEs.
y 1894 EAST FRANKLIN sfREtr.
RfCmt0ND w.. september O. sss.
NJ OTICE-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
y be recelsed at this Office until y o CLOCK
NJ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1892, for
furnishing
WOOD.
Eight hundred 500 cords, more or less,
b, 81 quality seasoned PINE WOOD sawed
ends for Department OF Outdoor Poor. 70
be delivered IA this city, at such times anu
in such quantities, and nj SUCH places ~
the superintendent may direct. The WOOD
furnished 10 be subJect TO measurements
whenever deemed necessary by the super
intendent The cost for stacking and meas
urlng the WOOD 10 be paid by the contrAc-
tor a., .
Bonds with approved security VIII be 70.
quired for the satisfactory completion ok
the contract for WOOD, and the names OF
the sureties must accompany each proposal
RICHARD w. CARTER,
so9-3t Superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

q to Old Point and Return on sunday,
September nth.
Fast train without stops, ample accom-.
modation. opportunity for three hours sail
TO the capss. eight hours ct Old Point.
Special train will leave Hammond 800
special train will leave Old Point p. N.
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1.ooo Richmond city per cent. due 1908. at
IJos Richmond city per cent, due 1908, at
1884.
GOVERNMENT sEcURITIEs B1d. ASKED
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rrerorted 10y Messrs John L; Williams d
sons. bankers, corner Tenth and Main
RICHMOND. Va. Sept 8. 1921
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
BALTIMORE

BALrIyoRE, December S.-Flour steady and
unchanged; receipts, ll,JSB barre $ ship
ments, 3g,9S5 barrels; sales, l,9l1 barrels
Wheat nrmer: No. , red, spot, 74tAa149sc.:
December, 74[sa7I3S,.; January. 75isa1ossc. (;
May, SlaSIltc.; steamer No. =, red. Oac. bid !;
receipts, j9,7l4 bushels; shipments. 1000
bushels; stock, l,SOl,2tO bushels sales, Sl,OOo
bushels milling wheat, by sample, 14atbc
Corn nrmor; mixed spot, 4gc. bid: year, ASIA
1870: January. 4SIsaiSSIc.; February, 4olVc.
bid; May, , lc. bid steamer mixed, f1c bid;
receipts. 3j,473 bushels; shipments, 600 Oush-
els: stock, 200, ABB bushels; sales $4,000 bush
els White corn, by sample, 451ea46l2c. yellow
corn, ty sample, l6l6R4Sisc. oats steady: NO
., white western, 42a4<l9c. No. :, mixed west
ern, 3Sa3S}6c.; receipts, 600 bushels; stock, a.
500 bushrls Rye dull. No. =, JHi3c asked; re-
cetpts, 1000 bushels: stock. 1879 bushels.
Hay firm; good b. choice timothy. sl1a
SIG. Grain freghts easy and inactive; steamer
to Liverpool, per busheL lNa'd.; CORK t0r or
ders per quarter. %. Cd. cotton aud -four I'M
changed. Cotton firm: mddling 9sic. PCO-
visions steady; mess-pork, 5lO. Bulk-meats-
Loose shoulders, S}4c; lJng-clear, Hssc',
clear-rb sides, 9lAc.; r-pickled shoulders
Sc; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, HA4c.
Hans-Smau, l2Ac.I large, llNc. Lard-Re-
lined. l1i4c. Butter steady; creamery, fancy,
31a32c.; do. far to choico. 2oaaOr.; Co.
imitation, 2Ja2Ic.; ladle, fancy, &c. 30. good
to choice. 20a22c.; rolls, tIne. 24c.; 10. FAR TO
good, 20a22c.; stOre-packed, l1alsc. Eggs
frm at 2Sa20c. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes,
fair. lSI3c.; No. Z, l7l4c sugar strong, ro-
ulterS OFtfbOi1 on MOcl kIduthf tAohblht'i'
4.S7c. Copper firm rehned, lOl4allc. Wins
key steady at Sl.25asl,26.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. December S.-flour lower sell
Wheat closed shade of from yesterday, cash,
dSIec: December, 57Isc.; May, 75lsc. corn
Cash steady az 37Ac.; options closed 4c. beio"
Yesterday; December, 3756a37s4c.; January,
5sc. May, 42lSc. oats-Cash steady az 32c.
May 34Itc. Mniskey steady az sl.2O. Bagging
and cotton-tIos unchanged. Provisions steady
aEd duh. ...
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. O., December s.-Flour quiet.
Wheat steady; No. 2 red, 70a7lc. Corn quiet !;
No. = mixed. 43c. Gas easy: No. " mixed,
34L6a35c. PORK quiet at sl4.50. Lard easter
at SO 40. Bulk-meats easier at sS.35l5. Bacon
quiet at $40. Whisky firm at fl."O.
WILMINGTON.
WUMIvaToN; n. e., December S.-Turpen-
tine steady at 27itc. Rosin firm; strained,
95c: good strained, sl.O5. Tar quiet NJ 81. Crude
turpentine quiet; hard, 81 ; yelIow-dip and viz
gin, sl.70.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURst
NEW YORK, December S.-Cott0n-Not receipts,
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gramme tonight VIII be very enjoyable, as v
viii toe something on the order Of n minstrel
show. Tho II. q. ". Club composed OF about
adozen youths. win give Tho iolthcntion IN addi-
ton 10 which there viii be a banjo duet by
MessrS Tutwiler and Topham Mt. George A.
Carter, the weil-knOwn hnmorist, VIII also give n
humorous recitation which will lie sure 20 please,
"a hts efforts nj past entertainments have been
highly commended. The commodities are ind
Inc ready sale and the bsnq0ei-hall Is beingwen
patrOnizod
nr and MIRA Whitfield arc at Niagara Fails NJ
present where they will remain for few DAYS
and will go thence into Canedh. Ihey viii be abb
sent several weeks.
Mr.. Butler mother OF Mrs. j. G.. Goolsby. Of
this city, 10 very IN at tho home Of her con, IN
Honrico county Mrs. Butler, who resides In this
city, went over 10 visit her son, and while thore
was taken SICK,
Mr. Doug!ae Lefiwich viii sing solo at the
sde-Nemorial church Sunday morning.
Mrs. John OBron, who has been very SILK, is
improving
Sr. V. b. Ccrsloy continues dangerously III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch

DECEMBER s.-Auction offerings on Change
to-day: 3 packages and no reflections. Highest
price. 1915; lowest price, s4.4O-ayerage,
s0.4S.
private sales to-day we're light
Internal-reyenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, s5,073.20; tobacco, s2,54s.63-total,
S7.621.73.
Loose dark sales: Shockoo Warehouse, H.
us pouuds-highest price, sS. 62lf. Crensnaw's
Warehouse, l2,OS5 pounds-htgbest price, $40.
Loose dark sales showed rather better leaf
grades today and prices were stu on such.
LUCE and common Leaf showed httle change, II
ANYTHING weaker on commonest Bright sales
were much batter than yesterday, with 500 AZ
Planters highest. Shelsurnes has q good salo
Tomorrow; also Planters. Receipts OF dark
this evening by Wagon are largest OF the week.
The present season VIII bring in much tobacco
by next week. Many planters not compelled TO
have Christmas money for the weed will sell
after holidays, believing prices viii be better
then.
Captain Hutchinson returned from Brunswick
county to-day, reporting considerable OF the
southside fne manufacturing Leaf VIII ma Us
way here II our buyers Win stand up TO this
high grade.
Mr. J. 4. Parkinson Is home after hunt re-
porting an exceedingly limited break OF fne
trights in interior North Caroiina markets, bat
good oilers plentiful
The loose-.obacco trade combines with the Ex-
change trade by adopting practically the essen
tial features Of the Danyille loose trade All
buyers must pay tho Exchange membership
fees. All tobacco bought must be paid for
promptly by III A. u. day after Purchase The
sales are governed By supervisors and arbitra-
tors elected 10 settle Disputes Tho Board Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
THE GOOD TEMPLARS.
Officers of the Grand Lodge Chosen Yes.
terday-Addresses &c.

The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars Is still in
session. II spent yesterday in the consideration
Of several matters for the good of the organiza-
ton and in the election OF officers for the ensU-
ing wear The FIRST order Of business in the
morning was the report Of the committee on
the state Of the Order, which was READ ana
The question Of the capitation was then taken
up AMI argued for q considerable longth OF time.
The present tax ot II cents per capita was
ordered 10 remain in force by two-thlrds vote.
On motion the salary OF the Orand Superlh-
tendent OF Juvenile TemplaIs was increased 10
$500 per aUnum, with al travelling expenses
paid by the Grand Lodge.
The salary OF the Grand Chief Templar was
increased 20 5000 per annum, his travelling e1-
penscs TO be paid from his salary.
A motion u drop members AFTER carrying
their names on the books one quarter after non
payment OF dues was adopted.
The lodge adjourned az / o'clock, and the OIL
Gers and members Of tho Grand Lodge pro
ceeded 70 the Capitol Square ID Eody, Where
they were photographed.
made their reports, which were adopted. inc
election Of onlcers for tho ensuing year theh
took place, resulting as follows; Grand Chlei
Iemplar, Major John w. Newton, OF StauutOh
Graud Councillor W. IL. Hatch. OF Arlington
Grand Vice Templar. Mrs. Alice Il. HODsOn, oil
Richmond; Grand Secretary, george W. haWA-
hurst. OF Fairfax; Grand treasurer, CORONER /.
y King OF Front Royal; Grand superintendent
OF Juvenile Jemplars, Mrs. A. ). WOOihouse, OIL
stanton The election Of representatives "a
Inc Right Worthy Grand Lodge was postponed
tn g.3O A. NJ. to-day.
Al night the lodge proceeded In body 70
Grace street Baptist church, where eloquent al,
dresses we're delivered by Colonel ). X. Miuer' OF
Pulaski, ana Or. T. W. Kirby. OF Washington
city. -,
rho attendance upon the session has been
large. a considerable amount OF important Iegis-
iRtion has been done, and many changes MADE
Tonight will close the twenty-fth annual ses'
sion OF tho lodge. -
Yesterday afternoon Dr. Mann conducted an
open temperance-meeiing ~ the ooluleIS mum o
The attendance was quite large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
RECEPTION ~ LIE LECTrRR-ROoM.
Church aud Charity.

The lady managers Of the WOmen's Christian
Association intend giving ON December 3Oth an
entertainment that will appeal 70 all, especially
when II is known that the proceeds are to be q y
piled TO paying for the new home OF the associa-
lion recently purchased ana fitting IL up proper
ly. Mrs. Randolph Norris has charge OF the en-
tertanment, which isa sufficient guarantee that
II will be attractive and worthy OF support she
Will have the aid OF prominent society ladies' In
the production Of the pieces 70 be presented.
The ladies' OF the Sewing Society Of st. James
church will have a sale Of fancy articles and
servo n lunch In the iectui Groom OF tho church
on Marshall street, to-day from ii A. NJ. through
out the day and on Saturday until p. Il.
There will be special attractions for the chill
dren, and It is hoped that parents will afford the
little ones the opportunity 10 show an Interest
In the work OF the society.
Tho Parsonage Society Of the Broad-Streel
Methodist church will give sociebe this eve
Mug from 20 IL Z. NJ. musical programme
has been arranged aud a supper has been pro-
vided. The proceeds will go toward the settle
ment Of q debt they have on hand.
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p,,xrrRs, N,r1ox,L RANK.

RICHMOND. Va, December Z. lsy2.
A meeting Of the directors OF this bank
was held this day. Mr. }. b. Pace. presi-
dent. in the chair. The cashier being alb
sent from sickness Mr.. Mann 5. Quaries
was requested to act a. secretary.
The President referred TO the death OF
Colonel w. w. Gordon. and the following
resolutions were. on motion. adopted;
Whereas. under the diSpcnsati0n of an
all-wise God, we are called upon 10 mourn
the death OF Colonel w. W. GoBDoS. who
departed this life on Sunday, 4th instant.
and who for so many years has been the
wise and able e'unsel Of this bank, " pc
comes US to sxaross our estimate OF MS
worth and ab.nties, all OF which Will but
inadequateiy set forth our loss and greet,
but 10 his unwayering friendship. his natu-
raj gifts, his genial and tender manners,
We. with all who knew him, desire 90 ex-
press our tribute ~ his memory. Saga
cious in guarding the interests OF THIS
bank and prompt 10 advise q course con-
sistent with his high sense OF honor We
were guided by him. aud 20 the memory OK
one who never erred in advising or faltered
IN his duty, therefore be II
ReS0ired That in the death OF Colonel
w. w. Gorlon this bank has lost An adj
wiser. who, unOstentatious IN manner, was
logical and clear in statement, earnest IN
spirit, and remarkable for his sound sense
in exposition aud devotion to his calling.
ReSoired. That while we shall miss him
a. counsellor and adviser we shall none
the less miss him as friend, and his
memory "a such will be cherished BY this
directory.
Resolred, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of this hank, and
the secretary be irotrIcted 10 forward a
copy TO the widow OF our deceased trleud.
and publ he'd in the daily papers.
j. ID. PAcz. President.
Mann x Qrisr les. Acting Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
PLENTY ofwoRkAT THE MAYNARD
inc Of the Texas Boilers in Piacs-Ihe
Meteor's SIZE at Norfolk.

Correspondence Of the Richinond Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, December S.-Thsre are now
aearly l,5O0 men employed in tho nayy-yard'
md with the work on hand and 70 come this fofco
VII DO increased and maintained throughout
the winfer. There are few or no mechanics ldie
in this section just now.
Mr.. Is. +. Bntier, 81 Norfolk, has been %,
pointed Apothecary az the United States Naval
Hospital here.
Oae OF the Doilers Of tho baiticship Texas.
Weighing sixty. eight tons, vas placed on Ooatu
yesterday. Work on the nes ships continue ae-
aged by the coniFactory not delivering
material
A BIG HEAD.
A meteor OF extraordinary briliancy, win q
lead as big as n hsli-bushei measure, huu
leaving n trail OF Ore IN its cOurse, shot across
he heavens shortly after O'CLOCK last msh'
rom the southwest towards the sea.
The District Womnn's Christian Temperance
Union held It's annual convention to-day "ln
me hundred delegates and monDers prssent I,
besides visitors from outside the stale Al tno
reports showed the work In a iiourshlng cJuai-
ion and the organization increasing.
oUIsESBERRY-cRoUcH.
Row. II. y. Quisenberry, pastor Of the Berkley.
Avenue BAPTIST church, Berkeley, wn5 married 81
Warsaw. Ky, yesterday to Miss Lula, daughter
If Mr. John Crouch. OF that place. dr. Quisen-
berry and MS bride will arrive here IN Tuesday
next.
mo Virginia Annual Conference Of the Zion
African Methodist Episcopal Church, Bishop
Hood presiding. organized by electing Rev. =
". Wingheid, secretary; Rev. ). A. Cnam bils5'
assistant secretary, ami Rev. w. II. Sn0wden,
statistical secretary. Rev. H. A. Fisher, Of the
Petersburg District, delivered the annual SER
mon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
MYs1IrYINa mANIPuLArIONs.

There was good deal Of manipulation OF the
shares which mystihed the traders and caused
soms OF the timid ones 20 part with their stock.
IL IA said that the directors at meeting - be
held Saturday VIII determine the rate OF diyl-
deuds to DO paid for the current quarter. The
general list was influenced somewhat by the
strength ot sterling exchange and the talk
about an influx Of gold other on Saturday or by
the steamers sailing early next week.
The CLOSE WEAK.
The market closed weak. Tho sales aggre-
gated 10. 900 listed aud $4,000 unlisted shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Evsnlng-Fxchange strong At 4S6lSa4s9. Com
mercial bills. 4S@lts4S7Is. Money steady at 3a
~, closing orored az 8. sub Treasury bal
ances-COin. SO4.o47,00O; currency. s4,S51,-
600. Governments quiet; per cents, ll4h
state bonds quot and dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Train and Ferry-Boat Collisions-Derail-
ment-A Woman Killed
rBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

TBy telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
GREENYILLE, y. D., December Sat ll:3O
O'Clock this morning the Bound-Brook express,
running 10 Jersey City, struck and killed n
woman in front Of the depot on the Central
railroad Of New Jersey. The train was stopped
Immediately. On the opposite track, outward
bound, came another express on the Cen
trail road. The engineer saw tho XIII
ing of the woman and stopped his
train. Just behind him on the same
track followed third express, also out
ward bound. Tho third train was close behind
the second. When tho engineer OF the second
train stopped, 70 was done 50 suddenly that the
engineer o. the third express could not avert
collision. Te applied the air-brekes' but theY
did not prevent his train from running into the
train ahead Of him. The rear car Of the first
tram was telescopOd by the engine bali It's
length. About a dozen people were hurt-some
serOuely.
AT 1920 another rear-end collision Of passen.
ger trains occurred at Dantorth avenue, and
eleven more persons were injured. Tho passen-
gers ia this last accident had previously been
shaken up by a collision OF the ferry-b boat which
brought them from New York 10 Jersey City. A
heavy fog hung over the river and the ferry-boat
ran into another steamer These accidents all
occurred in Jersey City and its suburbs on the
jersey Central road.
Earlier in the day a heavy freight train ran on
the track near Elizabeth on the same road,
smashing number Of valuable cars.
The only person Killed outright was inc
woman nrst named, but tho injuries 20 several
passengers in each wreck are 30 serious mat
four or i've deaths will probably result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
Mann x Qtisr les. Acting

At meeting Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association of the Virginia Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College the follow
ing resolutions were passed:
Whereas II has pleased Almighty God 10
remove from our midst our brother and
co-worker. Cadet Lieutenant Il. L. WRIGHT.
therefore be- 1t
RESOLVED, /. That the Young Mems Chris
tian Association has lost O Jealous laborer
and a wise counselor. the college talth-
ful student, and the State noble and
true citizen.
2. That We sincerely mourn his early
death. out bow humby Ia the will OF our
Father. who IL too wise 10 err and too
good TO withhold needed blessings from
His children.
3. That we extend 10 bis bereayed family
our sincerest sympathy. aud point them to
the God Of all grace, on whom our brother
and fellow. student leaned with 40 much
confidence and trust for comfort.
4. That these resolutions be entered on
our minutes and copy DO furnished his
bereayed family. and copies be furnished
The GRAY JACKIE. Richmond DISPATCH. and
The GUIDE for publication.
A. ". DRGGAHD,
+. ID. WILSON,
4. I. FRcH,
W. T.. DODD,
". q. Farm,
Committee.
a