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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis, NO., juno 22.-flour--Pateuts,
S2.15as326; others unchanged. Wheat closed
lsc. below yesterday; No. 2 red, cash. 6i4c !;
June. Gle; July, closing. 6la4a6I,Sc.; August,
74I4a74ssc. September, 66kc. Corn-No 2,
mixed, 3s,fa; June, 3sc.; July, 3sitc.: Sep.
tomncr. SS1tc 0ats-No. ., casa, 2g,sc. asked ;
yaly. 27e.c.; August. 25tsc.: September. 26sss
25I$c. Whiskey, tl.l2. Provisions quiet. Pork
and lard unchanged. Dry-salt meats un-
changed except shorts, which are e045. Ba-
con-sooudsrs unchanged: longs and ribs,
$1,000; shorts, 1905. Hams unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23

once professor. In presenting tue prisss Colo.
mel Lamb said THAI thoy were associated with
enc S sno = very dcaf 20 ever alamnus OF Wiz
= kwel. who For thirty-six years kept alive the
nros upon It's alsars-
pEaRxE or L..
The degree Of L. l. 0icvntiate OF instruction,
wse conferred on tho following Young man
Chi,wood, Maury q. Craiie, Jcsso l. 0.rwoos
fcrssns Glover, Thomas W. Hendrfchs John
- johnson, Piummer y. Jono>. John l.. Tternan.
h9bcr, u. Tucker, and Luther X. Warren.
fresieent Tyler thea announced the spsston NJ
lHV2'e3 st an end.
The Alumni Association then met and e,ec,sd
me following officers for tue term OF one yssr
Ron R.,,, aa,c: PRESIDENT lion. William Reynolds.
Jones, Richmond; Sscood vics-Presltont 4
Gordon Cumming, Hampton; Third yicePres,.
Gent, Dr. Joseph southan. Amelia; Secretary
and Treasurer, ~. ID. Cote. Executive Commit
tee--I. A. G. Chandler, G. p. Armistead. ana
John 4. Charles ~"
The thanks Of the association we're rendered
Mr.. John Alton Waits Tor his admirable addre,.
cation,
Tho hcentennisi banquet given by the
hiumni Association and the BOARD Of vlsltors OF
the College OF William and Mary came on last
nlse. ana was attended by many Of the old stu
1en's ana hiends OF the venerable institution.
GREETINGS EXCHANGED.
The following kilograms were exchanged be-
tween the college aad Harvard University:
WILLIAMSBURG, Juno %, 1893.
HdrrdTd College, Cambridge, Mass
William and Mary College, on her 2OOth ami
vcrsary, sends greetings 70 her older sister uar-
ward. Es'o perpofUa
WILLIAM Is. TAItAFEKRo
President Of Board OF Governors and Visitors
William and Mary College.
CaMBEipGE. MASS, June 90, 1893.
Frcsiacni BiH'am b. Ia iafsrr0, William and
Nary Coii,os, y,HiamsbRrG:
Harvard University coDgratnlates William
ana Vary College On the happy celebration Of
lie 2OO'h anniversary and wishes for u fresh
career OF usoiulDoss aud honor.
CHARLES W. BLOT, President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
THE CREWS GO OVER TO-DAY.
Boat Clubs Preparing for the Regatta.
Many Richmond People VIII Go.

Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the
amateur oarsrnen OF Virginia will rumble the
waters OF the Appomattox in a mighty contest,
and three brawny crews Will pull for the cham
pionship OF tho State. The much-talked-of race
Will take place In Petersburg, or rather on tho
waters OF the river that runs through the COckade
City, and large numbers OF RichmODders will
20 over 20 witness the regatta.
The College crew will leave for the scene OF the
future struggle this morning, while the Nir-
ginias will follow them at $50 O'Clock in the al
course-one mile aud a Eab-before they enter
the contest.
The visiting crews will DO entertained by tho
AppOnattox club during their stay IN Peters-
burg, and tomorrow night an entertainment
will probably be given In honor OF the former by
the oarsmen OF the COckade CITY. The prizes TO
the winning men will be awarded shortly alter
the race.
As both the college students and the Virglnlas
have many admirers here large crowd will 90
to root for them In the contest, and the re-
gatta will be marked by that spirited partisan
ship which always renders athletic sports so IN
teresting. some few Of the boys have already
begun To bet ou the results, and in nearly every
case the odds are in favor Of Professor Puryear's
ducsiincs, VINO are all giants IN SIZE ahd
strength.
In order 10 offer special facilities for persons
who desire 20 see the race the Petersburg rail-
road has reduced the rOund-trp fare 10 20 cents.
In addition 20 the regular trains special VIII
leave Petersburg saturday night at $3.50 o'clock
In order 10 bring the crowds home.
Besides the great event osiwoen the three
crews who will struggle for the State champion
ship, thero will DO a race between junior gigs.
There will also be scull contest between air.
James Armstrong Welsh, OF this city, ana MIR.
Butler Malone, OF Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
WILL HAVE A BALL LEAGUE.
The Petersburg Will Probably Join the
Richmond and Manchester Clubs.

The Tri-City League Of baseball clubs has
been formed and embraces the following clubs
VIrginiss, Forest Hills, Richmond College. ard
probably Petersburg The managers OF the
clubs will meet tonight 10 formulate the sched-
ule of games TO be played. Tue first game viii
take place Saturday between the Virginias and
Forest Hills.
The following are the players In the league
clubs:
yirgnins-Luck, Enrigbt. Davis, West Apple
gate Leitwich, Lumsden, king, and Mchann.
Forest HillFoster, Anthony, Kahn, Cnllen,
Topper, Napier, Blankenship, Bradley, oiiara,
and liattorf.
Richmond College, Duke, DARBY, Phillips,
Sydnor, W. Duke, Morgan. Elyson. Burnett, and
Scott.
The management expects TO hear definitely
in a day or so whether or not the Petersburg
team will come In the league. II thcy do not
another club will be organized and two games
will be played each week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
Personals aud Briefs.

The Hastings Court was not in session yester-
day.
Mr.. Junius Watkins, formerly OF Richmond,
now with large Baltimore house, is at tho Ex-
change Hotel
Rev. j. S. Dill will deliver a lecture at vena-
ble.Street Baptist church tonight on Tramp
In California.
Mrs. II. II. Roberts and her two little children
left "Wednesday TO visIt her father in Kentucky.
she will be absent for several weeks.
This following conyctE we're received at the
penitentlary yesterday Nelson Banks (colorod),
from Richmond. one year, tor house-brcaking
Roland Jones, from Amherst, TO serve ten years
Tor assault.
Dr. Apperson writes from Chicago that every
thing las been gotten IN excellent shape IN tho
Virginia building and the exhibit h attracting
considerable attention. Many Nrsinians have
visited the fair
The annual art exhibition opened nj St.
Joseph's Academy yesterday morning and VIII
continue all next week. Ar hour or two can be
Pleasantly spent at tho handsome studio aud
visitors viii be welcome.
The body OF tie infont son OF Sir. and Mrs.
John ". Linton was taken 10 NOriolk Nednes-
day morning and inferred III ElmwOOd ceme-
terry. The child was the grandson OF Rev. DR..
II. n. siedd, Of Centenary church.
Tho statement that Mrs. Bailey was the first
Nirginian ever elected 10 Office IN the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge OF Good Templars WAS an
error. At the meeting held In Scotland two
years ago Mrs 4. J. Pyle, Of this city, was elect
cd right worthy grand guard.
There are no new developments In the al
logged attempt OF some o. the inmates 30 escape
fr0rn the HenricO .unty ial. Bob Turpin and
Ihilip Norman Nicholas are nov kept IN close
confinement. Bob says he was more at fault
than auy ono else, as be should not have trusted
the keys 70 Nicholas and Hou5eman.
During the storm Wednesday afternoon light
ming struck the frcnt OF Messrs. Montgomery.
GIL & Go. : building, No 800 east Broad street,
br- liking one OF the large plate-slass Sindow5.
hole IN a glass In The back door 81 the store
resembling such as Is fnado by "a bullnl. ~ sup
posed 10 have been male ~ the same nasb.
Mr.. +. W. Mfllstead. the sheriff OF Warwick
county VINO came 20 this city TO get Walter
Slater the white man arrested here by Sergeant
Tomlnson on the charge o. he!ng = fugitive
terGay moIhIng with his prisoner slater -
charged with burglary aud attempted IaGrder.
Tue ambulance unswered the iollow'ns calls
yesterday: Al 1 90 p. N. 10 1hnihimcr Bso'be. 3
30 a cciO~ed 10y attacked with paralysis ito
was taken TO the aims house for treatment. tie
Is IN q very Did condition ami nos expected %
hre. At 6:sJ r. H. 10 Fourteenth and hoSs 10
colorcd boy with his head cur. Ito was treated
ard lelt-
Miss Nelson. the little Nancy Hanks OF Yr-
gina, VIII be sent to Philadelphia this atter-
noon, ana on next lhursda7 she Will sisr. in
the 2:.3 class among tie fastest horses she has
ever been matched against The speedy daugh-
ter Of Nor'olk II in 8. lendid form. and her owner
and treinfr both expect 70 see her reduce her
mark considerably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
A HAPPY DARBY.
The Governor Pardons Capitol
"Trusty" Notes.

The happest darby in Richmond yesterday
WINS Daniel 1utt. Daniel Is from Page county.
and up 10 1879 bore good character. In that
year, however. no got into bad company ana
was convicted 81 hOuse-Dre aking aud sentenced
TO FIVE years IN che penitentary. His PRISON
record has been exceptionally good, and iCr two
or three years he has been trusty about mo
Capitol Yesterday, upon the petition OF
the Commemorative Attorney OF rage
and the Capitol officers, the Governor
paidoned him When tho pardon was
read TO Daniel he was almost overcome WITH
10y. Hissenience would have expired in teDru-
AIRY next one 0. the Capitol oGicors remarked
10 tho Governor on learning OF his action III ttls
case ..6overnOr, you nave Iafdoned mighty
gooG darcy. DO not say AN s1rfy ne IS OUT
but an sorry 10 part with him. ms OK
pressed tho view Of the entire Capitol force.
PARTON was also granted Jacob HcCance, VINO
In November, 1891, was convicted III tno touhiy
Court Of nenrico OF HOUSEKEEPING and SEN
fenced 70 two years 10 the peni'entary. EAecu-
tive elemoncy was exercised N thus case toieiy
on account o. the iii health OF the prisoner.
A. j. New. OF henrico; {. W. Porter. lreasn-
ror OF King ana Queen: John \. Harris, COM
monwealtn's Attorney OF Dinwiddie; W. IA.
Young sheriff OF D.nwiddie; j. NJ. Fisher Ser.
geant OF Radford CITY; J. A. Pease, Sher,n OF
Tazeweu; u. A. Williams, sherlu OF fairfaf; l.
H. Di,SersOn. sheriff OF Prince Edward, and j;
p. Beard, SDorifi Of Amherst visited The capitol
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
DEATHS.

DAY.-Died. June 22d, at8A- III, ETHEL
LITCHFIELD. infant daughter OF W. o.
and A. G.. Day aged months and % days.
Funeral from the residence Of the pa.
rents, GOA west Marshall street, To DAY
at $50 p. n. Friends invited. Inter.
ment at River-view cemetery.
FINNIGAN.-Died.a at the residence Of
his parents. No. 400 Louisiana street, Full
ton. at 5:45 O'Clock. June 22d, MICHAEL,
youngest son Of James aud Mary Finnigan
aged2 months.
The funeral will take place from 81.
Patrick's church JUNE Esd at T. NJ.
Friends and acqusintances OF the family
are invited to attend without further no.
tice.
GTBBS.-Died, yesterday morning at
eighteen minutes after O'Clock, at her
residence. on Tenth and Perry streets;
wife of A. G.. Gibbs, aged 63 years.
The funeral will take place from the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church THIS
AFTERNOON, June Esd, at 4 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited to at
tend.
KIRCHEMANN.- at the residence
of his parents, 61s north First street. June
22d, ROBERT THOMAS, infant child OF
Henry and Lena KirchemanD.
Funeral THIS friday AFTERNOON at
O'Clock from the residence.
Stanton (va) and South Carolina
papers please copy.
MCDOWELL. Died. June 10. 1898, at
the residence of her parents. COL Nicholson
street, of cholera infantum, little AGNES,
infant daughter of George w. and Roberta
Mcdowell; aged months and days.
Our hearts are sad we weep IN vain.
For never more can we
In this life with mortal eye
Our darling AGNES see.
But our babe. our darling babe,
Is safe in Heaven, we know,
A bright and shining angel.
With garments white rs snow.
We love her. oh our darling child,
We cannot tell how much,
But God has taken her above,
For Heaven is made of such.
Friendship and love have done their best,
And now can do no more,
The bitterness OF death is past.
And all thy ,sufferings DER.
Her funeral took place at the residence
Tuesday, June 2gth.
RICHARDS.-Died,a at 1850 4. NJ, Juno
21st, at the residence of her son, G.
Il. Richards, 27l3 east Marshall street.
Mrs. ELIZABETH RICHARDS, widow Of
Arson Richards. IN the 18TH year of her
age.
The funeral will take place from the
Third Christian church, corner Of Twenty
sixth and Marshall streets, THIS EVE
MING at O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances of the family invited TO attend. No
flowers.
WHITE. Died. at s:15 A. NJ. Thursday.
June %, 1893. EVA WHITE, infant
daughter of Rev. w. II. and Kate White.
1905 north First street; aged 10 months
and IS DAYS.
Funeral TO-DAY at 4:3O p. NJ. Friends
of the family are invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23

CINCINNATI. o., June a2.-Flour steady.
Wheat, No. g rcd. 5sc. Corn, In moderate
demand: 80 , nteod, 4Oc. Oats, No. .
mixed. 35a3j,ic PORT, $500. Lard, s9.10.
Bulk-mcsts, 1925. Bscon. eli. Whiskey, el.12.
kusar casy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
THE GIRLS Will PLAY BALL.
Novel Game at Forest Hin To-Day Mrs
NeMs.

For tho FIRST time In the history OF Manchester
n game Of ball will be played this afternoon in
which females viii take some other part than To
elan their toy hands at grand-stand perform
ances The girls will be upon Toe olaulohu'
clad IN short skirts. russet shoes, masks, rioses,
breast. protectors. aud the other parapheraant
usuaily worn by Dail-pinyors. and they wii clni-
pare their knowledge o; the national game villa
he information possessed by the forssic mn
lads. who hope TO DO tho penoant-winnors ia tho
Trl-City League contest.
ahe Urls are from Cincinnati, IL Is said, aud
nrom,ss 10 ;,iye an interesting exhibition OF the
po,s,b,.;ies upon the diamond They 40 nor
,rInlm 20 10 very heavy hitters. but as base
stsaiers they are very sucsessiui. exceiiing even
n. rlcy Kahn or Timothy West Ia THIS partnaiar
~ - sad mat tho tvirler for the club Is pho
camsuon and would put 20 blush our own Sikey
pnrleht Ia his pslIniest days. Tue eianu WI
hardly succsed IN banging the lesther OUTSIDE OF
the bases, and - the tnheiders are quick, sc-
tsve naysr baso-hits viii DO very rare.
n X very likely that large CROWD VIII % IN
attsnd spoe, and 20 this cad sne suoetcar COM
many VIII have all Of 10 cars run shrouxn 70
W pxArn o. ms 0fsBs
NJ Mary n Gibbs, wileo Nj. 4, Cary QleoA
49, y e1nssdsy nighs IN TIE u3a ysas VI hsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23

The remains OF Mr.. William Nott, whose deat !,
An Hro,k,yn Wednesday, afternoon vas reported
ia tho DisPATCB YESTERDAY, VIII arrive by me
FREDERICK burs road ut goo t11s inornms anu
Will be taken from the depot 10 tho cemetery
yher. mineral gsrvicss Will DO held. Dove Lodge
IS ansoos. Of witch tue deceascd was a meml or,
VIII attend zoe funeral The body Is called 10
meet al tho Temple at 1880 o'clock,
Mrs PoutOn Brooke smita dicu Wednesday
a, the ro,ldence OF her sou, Mr.. George A.
smith in me 10Th year OF Der age. She was
the widow OF Il. II. smith, a former prominent
citizen Mr. smith was widely kHown and ami
yorssily esteemed. 1hotuneral TOOK place rom
the Fret Presbyterian cnurch at "'"o o0'oOA
yesterday afternoon. -. ,,,.,...,, ,.,o,.
The funeral OF Mr.. Elizabeth Richards, whoso
death v ednesday night was announces ~ ~. we
DIsPArcn Of yesterday, WIZ tske piaoo IN" snS
Marsnan sgreots. at o'clock this AFTERNOON
rne deceagea Was "a years OF age ana an e4cea-
lent woman N all tho relations OF me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lkeported for tho Dispatch.l


JUNE 22.-Auction offerings on Change TO-
day: 81 packages, and taken In. Highest,
s33. SO; lowest, So ; average, s7.74.
Private sales: Wrappers, 4 filters, %; darks,
S-totai. IS hogshaads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s7s960: tobacco, sl,26l.ll-total. s2.O5o.7l.
Planters aud Shelburne's warehouses both
had fairly-good sales to-day. Quality and prices
as usual Some seven or eight sun-cured-to-
bacco planters attended sales on 'Chanso to-day.
Lugs were n little wesker while filters and black
wrappers sold fairly well. With tobacco gone:
rally IN good condition. A number OF sun-cured
buyers are still absent from the daily sales
Shipping dark leaf Is more active. but teamsters
are using hardly more than halt their teams tor
hauling which Il a isir indication OF the amount
OF business being done.
Wednesdays Tribune says tho Cincinnati mar
ket opened anything but satisfactory All grades
were dull nut common classes that sell under 7c.
Red tops and tobacco about 7o. were oil easier.
Colory smokers and strippors scarce and In good
demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
Another warrant for Melville.

To use q slssg expression, omcer joan =,
Hal A nor .stuck on Harry Melville, No
cook who was arrested q few days ago Tor steai.
inr SOS and q watch from Mr.. shaw stewart, .,
CHICAGO. The policeman was dssusted WON
Justice Crutchneid. through lScg oi me pfopei
o.aSsnce Was compelled 10 dismiss the casn.
but Mr.. He'll found some consolation whsn ,ne
"feagep required Harry 70 give security ior ~ -
pesod boba yior and sent him 70 iail when ne coua
~, ,,of,ee n. In the last fcw days the police
~ :, ~ "A n tpt,me ted that some one was gohg
a. scr ss MolyiIlss bondsman, and 30 be has
s..e,n cu, warrant charging tho rascal WITH
pe.ns lugi'ive from justice from Manassas, va
-. g. h.tiaxe ,hnt Melville recently robbed
Young iady's trunk 81 the sbose-nsmsd station
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
HOME foa lNcuRAsLEs.
TIE Fsss fer Its ssssns Last Night Great
9sccess.

me birthday Jsts given q the Governors Man
sion Lass night By the Kings Daughter for the
benefit Of tho home for faoursbiss was great
success, and quite . tsndsoas sum was realized
for this most worthy OBJECT
Tho groupds around the mansion were nlunat-
nated By japanese lsetsrns and presented
beautiful appearance. The mansion was throwu
open 70 the largo crowd. and cream and cake
were served BY tho ladies' from tables spread un-
der the trees In the yard. Addltieasl briI1fancy
was given 70 the cccns BY the light thrown upon
II from two locomotive headlights ioca'sd in the
square.
Mas Miry Groenhow. the ieadsf in the move
mcnt, was assisted In receiving By Mrs McKin-
ney. Mrs. Hotchkiss, MrA Munford. Mrs. valsn-
tine. Mrs. Light.ooS. Mrs Csrrlngton. and others.
Every one entering the grounds Wa expected
to deposit IN q box provided fov Me purpose .
sum In pennies corresponding ~ the number OF
years he or she had lived. Mr.. James b. Pscs
and Mr. Thomas Potts vers tho hYst to mako
deposits and u ID known that the aggregate age
o. these two gentlemen 10 several hundred
ycQrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
prsros. ARK. May 20. 1897.

Mesus. Lippman brothers, Sdrdn,'oa' ga.
Gertiemen.--I have bad rheumat ,.'na
about two months during last Win. ~: "A1
confined 10 my room mos, oi , w ', Ts,,;er
,raac w S r. r. p. as Q cure for rheu-
,es.,sm I bought three bottles, but De,
to,s 4 got through with the thrd bottle
, xss cnred and have not felt the least o.
all ALI - sha bsst remedy for rboumafism !
svcr tried. / can cheerfully recommend .
"a Tia uublic. Yours truly,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or TIE WoALn
Prices 81 Msaes. Doads. Stsots Grain
Tobsess. Cotton. No., - ne
Wcss her InlicatssnA
fBy ,elesr,pn 70 the plspa :ch.l

fBy telegraph 70 the ptspssch.l
- wAsumcroS. D. c.. June 22.-Fors-
Ira cast for swsnsy-foar hours-from MID
'As |nisht to msdnisht-sor virginia Gene
-raliy fair weather. except shower q
ths coast In the morning; cooler sousn.
east; west viuds
For North Carolina ana South Caroline: Fair
weather. except showers east; cooler east;
warmer west; west winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23

80 -. = - sanylas aeeye Ises ~ :
Ssszs' q { Ne 8 h sssryiss Ssspesss 81 -
' sss :s,E.SSs g.. 60 : ,ss:s y y, I. s,S
e1psss bssi11ss q New Tors. Pssvlllsss vseo
Irregular, pset cjeeene - leu1lee q 6U0 20
70 SOC, Nalls Iasd esd NM sosrS1 rspssssvs Cd
vsnces q IN ed ia
eene csscsssIs1. Ma 8 sprSse v1ssA elSls6scs
No . com, 4t1fr. No 8 osts. 3o){AsuefA Nos.
Pork, ei6. lsStis.i7}k I'D, So.s3sso.e7I1.
s ssss.s ss.S Ss. Ssss: Pr;
sides tbssed). ea7beelo. whsssE oL12
Tue leading fususss ranged e fo1loWs:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
A MEETING OF THE MEN.

After the inspection large number ot
the non.commissloned officers aud prvates
held a meeting in one of the companys
rooms. Sergeant II. V. b. Moore was
made chairman; Sergeant NJ. r. Miller,
secretary. and Mr.. j. w. Roberts. SER
geant-at.arms. Sergeant Hickok offered
preamble and resolutions conforming the
action of the Council and sustaining Col
onel Jones in the drill-room controversy
and reciting the regiments side of the
question IN the trouble.
On motion of the secretary this paper
was tabled as not being in proper form
and the following committee appointed to
draft another to be reported to an
adjourned meeting TO be held on Tuesday
night: Sergeant II. b. Hickok. Private
Charles Phillips, Corporal Stack. and Ser
eeants Webb Wilson. Watkins, Drewry.
Colby. and Cardozo.
From the talk among the men 1t would
appear that whatever may be their opn-
ion abouts the merits of the controversy
per So they are indignant at what they
term the personal remarks that have been
made about the Colonel in the Grounds
and Buildings Committee meetings.
The officers will hold their next me citing
Thursday instead of Monday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23

The law class Of Richmond College will have q
banquet at Zinmermannis Hotel tonight at 8
O'Clock. Major John IL. Dnneen will act Gs
toastm aster and the following are the toasis
and their respondents: Richmond College
Mnetree FOlkes: "Our Professor by II. q.
Freeman; "1he Future OF Our Law Class" by
A. A RoYCa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23
The strength of the regiment is as fol-
GENERAL ANDERsoN's ORDER.

General Anderson's order took the regi-
ment somewhat by surprise. When he was
asked Whist It meant he said he thought the
trouble in regard TO the drill-room had
gone far enough and that this was the
best way out of it, IL was aimed at no one,
but was issued in spirit of harmony. and
he had taken the responsibility in the hope
that the Council committee would meet
him in the right spirit and the matter
could be ended pleasantly for all con-
cerned. Of" added the General. laugh
ing, q" it does not come out all right, I'll
be in hole"
When Colonel Jones was asked what he
thought of the order he replied pleasantly:
"Oh, we are too old here to question
orlers.r