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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

Reginning at a point ll.0SS3 feet
south ofthe northeast corner OF
lot 4 in block No. 80, Salem, Ore'i
thence north along the east line OF
said block 24. I6 feet; thence west
erly at right angles with said east
line 1856 feet 10 the alley; thence
south along the alley A.l6 feet;
thence easterly 1855 feet to the
place of beginning, owned by A.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

Beginning at a point on the east line
of blOck As in salem, Oregon T.bO
feet south Of the northeast corner OF
saIt DlAclg. thence south a,O1 the
biock line 27.50 feet; thence west
narailel with CoG.t street l67 let
iothe alley; thence north a ong the
slley "a 80 feet; thence ca pa allel
with UDurt strt OF, 40 feet 70 the
place OF beg nning, owned Dy "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
virginia News Items.

Judge Thomas Jones, the venerable faith
er of Congressman William A. Jones,
still continues very Ill at his home In
Warsaw.
The Warm Springs Presbyterian church
was the scene Of very pretty wedding
on Wednesday evening, when Miss Annie
Smith became the bride OF MT. Robert
Criser. Rev. William {. White tied the
knot.
The field Of Mr. b. r. Linkous a pros
porous farmer near Blacksburg was en-
tered n few days ago and fourteen fine
sheen driven OFF. Mr.. Linkous has been
unable to find any clue to either thieves
or sheep.
Miss Ida Hall and Mr.. J. J. Packet
were married at Gotham Park Baptist
church. near Warsaw. Richmond county,
on Tuesday evening last. by the Rev:
George Connellee. in the presence OF
a large circle of friends and acquaintance.
MIR. w. j. Jones, of Roanoke. Va, and
Miss Mary S. GraVely, daughter Of Cap
tain Gravely. Of Martinsyille, Va, We're
married at Winston, ~ c., Wednesday
evening. They only ran away 10 be "a
little romantic. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. II. \. Brown, OF the First
Baptist church.
j. Adam Sanders. Matt James, his SON
in-law, and X. -. SaSders, son OF the
first-named. who attacKed and danger
ouslv wounded Lee Gannaway, at Cripple
creek. Wythe county, on Wednesday, sur
rendered themselves to the Judge on
THURSDAY, and were placed under bond.
There is some doubt OF Gannaway re-
coVery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
BRUNSWICK REJOICES.
The First Regular Train Arrives, Filled
with Returning Citizens.

BRUNSWICK. GA, December l.
Brunswick rejoiced to-day over the rails
ing Of the quarantine by Surgeon Muir
ray, and the first through train on the
regular fast schedule pulled in, loaded
down with passengers. Two coaches and
a sleeper were packed and damned with
returning refugees. The train was dec
GRATED with flags, handkerchiefs We're
waving from the windows, and the train
pulled 10 10 the depot amidst shouts and
cheers from a large crowd OF people. No
such genuine Joy has been exhibited since
frost. and handshaking all round Is the
order Of the day. All are glad TO get
back. and all will unite I'm their efforts to
pull the city back 10 her proper place in
the commercial and social world, and send
the wheels OF progress along with whirl
that will bring happiness to those within
her borders.
Savannah and Florida raised their quar-
antines to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
THE AUGUSTA EXPOSITION.
Temperance Day-Hon. Patrick Walsh and
Others spcak-Foot- Ball.

AUGUSTA. GA. December i.-To-day
was temperance-day at the Augusta Ex-
position. and quite a large number OF
prominent temperance men and women
OF this section gathered together In
Music Hall to hear the different eloquent
and able addresses The speakers OF the
day were Hon. Patrick Walsh. Editor
Gibbs Gardiner. who made the speech OF
welcome: Mr.. W. c. Sibiey, president OF
the W. c. r. L. OF Georgia; Hon. l.. ii.
Wilson, and Hon. Walter y. Hill.
Colonel Pringle, OF Sandersville. Ca,
presided. and Rev. Wallace Tharp deliv-
cred the opening prayer
The work OF the convention was some
thing wonderful and IT will be the cardinal
aim OF all who attended TO work for the
cause OF temperance to their utmost In
the future.
The game OF football between the
University OK Georgia team and the Au-
gusta team resulted In a victory for the
former. with score Of "a to o. This IL
the first game the Augusta boys have
played, and Brown. the trainer OF the
University, refereed the game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
cREWE's COMING CHARTER.
Election OF Municipal Officers for the Pro
posed City-Masonic Delegates.

posed City-NasOnic Delegates.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
CREWE. VA, December THE COM
mittee Of seven appointed By a mass
meeting Of the citizens OF Crewe to pre-
pare a charter and canvass the returns
az 10 who received the highest vote for
Mayor and nine members Of the Council
at primary commencing last Monday
and closing last evening. met al the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION last night. The following were
declared elected: For Mayor, S, NJ. VIII
liams. who received l4S votes. his oppon-
ent. Mr.. y. W. Phillips, receiving III.
Council. g. f. ROblnett. w. J. Sewers.
G. Il. Armes, Captain r. +. Lockett, {.
a. Tench. L. O. Badger. G. y. Payne
y. W. Noteworthy and Dir. W. T. War
riner. These gentlemen viii be recon-
mended 10 The Legislature for appoint
ment TO serve for the first term, pro-
vided charter is granted.
The ticket Is considered a good one
Mr.. s. NJ. Williams, the successful can
didate for Mayor. IS an employee OF the
Norfolk and Western railroad; Is at
present Justice of the Peace. and was
for some time chairman OF the Demo
cratic Precinct Committee.
Crewe Lodge OF Masons numbering l23
will be Represented at the Grand Lodge
Of Virginia, TO be held in Richmond OF
Tuesday next, by Captain 9. :. Smith
son. Master Mason: Judge W. IL. Mann
and George W. Oliver.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Kate l.. Wheary, daughter Of Mr.
j. w. Wheary, to DIR. j. w. Bryant, al
the Methodist church here on Tuesday
December 5th, at / o'clock Z. VI.
A life-size picture OF Captain G. s
Smithson, grand master for Crewe Lodge
OF Masons, l23. was presented to The
lodge tonight
Miss Lizzie Leath, Of Burkeyille. is or
visit TO Miss Alma Neal, at llote
de Ia CrcMo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02

In the city Circuit Court yester,ax m
motion OF Cornella A. Dram, adtninia, ~
uN OK IL. y. Dram, an order was c,.,n,.a,
directing the transfer OF certain a,nni w
:, The case OF Il. Ashley cooper ssstns
y v Chaf'ln a. Go. was dismissed sndar
the fivc-year rule. "'ucr
Judgment was rendered for tho nla,cre
,n the suit Of Goodwin & Packard ngainst
Truman. \. Parker n Co, Judgment vyas
rendered for the plaintiff Tor RI 90 On 90
judgments we're given for the plniniire
IN the following coupon cases ~
Todd against Commonwealth. w + Tan-
ner against same, w, a. Jones ayaiaa,
same. and Charles Watkins and VIE
against same. WIG
The following suits were instituted.
DTewry, Hughes q Co. AGAINST 'rhon,a.
-. Christian and J. l.. Slaughter. for
J. u. Seabright administrator OF the es-
tate OF Joseph Is. Davis, deceased agaInsf
Joseph Fletcher, for sSi9i5
The T. Il. Taylor Company against r
y, bTuee;-late trading as H. Il. Bruce &
Habliston q Bro. against Jesse VIII
iams; W. l.. Cowan, and Robert ] Eos
ter for l.Ss. subject 20 credit OF Is
as or November S, 1893
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive |; efectua!ly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts ON the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but II is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
and being we'll informed, you viii nos
accept any substitute II offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
STRUCK BY A STREET-cAR.
One Person Instantly Killed and Several
Others Seriously Injured.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., December l.
Thirteen people returning from a Thanks
giving party were caught by an electric
street-car on a trestle a mile east OF the
city at O'Clock this morning. The tres
tie Is 200 feet long and Is to % feet high.
The motorman sighted the group as ne
rounded a curve 20 feet away, coming
down a steep grade. All those on the
trestle Jumped to the ground with the
exception OF Mrs. Milton Harsha, VINO
was knocked down and instantly killed.
Her husband was walking behind her'
carrying a 2-months-old child. He jump
ed with the baby. which escaped unharm-
ed. Harsha received a bad cut on the
head and Is suffering from conclusion or
the brain. Laura Martin was struck
while jumping from the trestle and
thrown twenty feet. Her injuries are Sc
rious Her sister. Della, jumped and re-
ceived internal injuries which may prove
fatal. Three others were less seriously
hurt. while the remainder Of the party
escaped injury. The rails were slippery
and the motorman claims that he was
unable TO stop the car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
TURF EVENTS NOTABLE.
4 Doubly Fatal Accident at Augusta-The
Racing Elsewhere

AUGUSTA, GA, December 1.-The races
at the Augusta Exposition track this
afternoon resulted as follows:
2;$O-class-trotting- NJ. won. Time.
2;2Sh.
Mile dash-Lake Shore won. Time, 1a7.
During the races a horse by the name
OF Watch Me bolted the track, stumbling
and breaking his neck. and falling on
John Baxter. his rider. and fatally injur-
ing him internally. Baxter is not ex-
pected TO live through the night
EAST ST. LOUIS.
EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL. December l.
Paul DOmbey. a rank outsider, al - to ],
defeated some fairly well-classed selling
nlaters IN the opening, event here to-day;
The prevailing intensely cold weather did
not affect the attendance to any great
extent The usual Friday crowd was on
hand. and witnessed some fair sport over
fast track.
Sweet Bread second. Ulster third. Time
1914
Second race--three quarters OF mile
Conductor McSweenney, won. Charlie ,rls b.
Third receive eighths OF mile-Jose-
phine Cassidy won. Monk Overton second,
Sangamon third. Time. 1:O6l3.
Fourth race-fve eighths Of q mile
Envy won. Republic second, My Partner
third. Time. 06
Fifth race-eleven sixteenths or mile
Ballardlne won. Bevis second, Duke Rich
ards. third. Time, Ill.
HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. ILL, December 1.-Leota. at
40 TO !. was the surprise at Hawthorne to-
day. In the first race Leader and Slip
perry Elm, who finished first and second
respectively, were disqualified for fouling
Lizzie G.. But one favortte won, the other
races going 10 well-played second-choices.
First race-maidens. four furlongs-Liz-
zie @. won. Bopeep ii. second, Ruth third.
Time. .52l2.
second race--handicap. eleven sixteenths
~ q mile--Senator Morrill, won. Hennera
second Ernest l.. third: Time, III.
Third raca-maidenS. four furlongS-Isen
I.eota won. Victoria second. Briscoe third.
Fourth race-selling. five furlongs-Mar-
celIna won. bud Hughes second, Too High
third. Time. 1905.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Erie won, Tom
tones second. Ivanhoe third Time. ll7h;
sixth receive furlongs-Eagle Bird
won. Feuntleroy second. Dearest thru.
Time, 1904.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. December The
weather was cloudy and chilly; the track
pif,rst race-about six furlongs, selling
.,eorxet won. Crawford second. Salpa-
raiso third Time, lis.
Second race--one mile. selling-Greenoch
won, April second. Blizzard thhd. Time
'Tsshi rd race--one mile selling-zamposi
won. Tigress second. steadfast third
11pm nsrth 'I race--iive furlongs, selling Bor.
aeaux won. Banjo second, Johnny Payne
third. Time lvsH ..s.. Swear.
gifth recs@aFs fusionyS msS'sn ss'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
cZszzszaxzasExaI


RITTER -.Dled. at $40 +. NJ, Novem-
her 20th at the residence OF her parents.
Ggt Louisiana street. Fulton, NANNii.
LEE BUTLER, daughter OF a. M. ana
Matte Smoot Butler; aged years.
She Wa, too pure for ,arth.
The Lord gave. the Lord hath taken
away.
blessed he the name OF the Lord.
Funeral from the house THIS tSatur-
aay1 AFTERNOON. at 3 o'clock. Friends
and acduaintances invited TO attend.
NAVANT.-Entered into rest at
sos A. NJ. yesterday. from the re-. dence
~ her parents No. 2i7 east Main street,
TIRRIE CREW DJNNAVANT. daughter
on William Hall and Irene w. Crew, In
the 32d year OF her age.
Services from the above residence at
o'clock p. NJ. TO-DAY. Inter.nent AT
Hollywood.
GUNN.-Died. November Goth, al 40 a.
NJ RESSIE NJ beloved wife or r.. Zoihe
Gum, In her ed year.
Tbe funeral will take place from the
F,rst BAPTIST church SATURDAY Az
TERNOON, December %. ut $50 o'clock.
JoHNsON.-Died. Thursday at 10
o'clock p. NJ, at the residence or her
husband. Mrs. MACON JOHNSON tcol-
ored). beloved wife OF Henry Johnson.
The funeral viii take place from Epe-
nezer church. SUNDAY MORNING at
n o'clock Friends and acquaintance IN
yIted to attend.
wAIKER.-Died, December LIST. at 1
p M AT mis- home In Charles City county.
WILLIAM ROBERTS WALKER. In his
I'D year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
LONDON ANARCHISTS DEFIANT.
They Propose to Meet in Spite Of Orders to
the Contrary.

LONDON, December 1.-The Anarchists
OF the extreme group have decided to
defy the Home Secretary and the police.
and despite all orders to the contrary. TO
meet in Trafalgar Square next Sunday.
Among the leaflets which they have ready
for distribution Is a manifesto purportins
10 have come from French soldiers, but
neither signed nor dated one of its typi-
cal declarations is: I'VE never will march
against the Proletarians. II ordered TO
fire upon them, we will turn our guns
upon the well-dressed scoundrels com
handing"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02

There was large meeting last night of
mon Democratic Club President VIII
liam H. Cullingworth filled the chair, and
Mr.. J. d. Redwood. the secretary. was
al his desk. The measures Of the Scouts
forms can be made a great deal OF rou-
tine business was transacted, at the con-
clusion OF which Mr. Joseph W. Garter
offered a resolution. heartily endorsina
General Fitzhugh Lee for United States
senator. and requesting the Richmond
members Of the Legislature to cast their
votes for him for that position. The reso-
luton was unanimously adopted. and there
was much enthusiasm manifested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
olds-Harry Lewis won. Raphael second
Debracey third. Time, lO6h.
THE JENNINGS TRACK.

THE JENNINGS TRACK.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December La
cold wave struck the Bennings uann
this afternoon. and made II decioeuy
uncomfortable for spectatora. Ihe's ~
two sensational features at the tr asn
Eloroy finished winner In the second rass
but she sverved in the final sixteeh.n,
fouling Milf Young, and was prohp 1.,,
disquallfied-a decision whlch was 49,
orally approved. In the handicap. starter
Mccain after waiting twenty-three MIN
utes at the post. sent the field on ~ IT,, ~.
ribie shape Sirocco and Annie Bishpp
the favOrites, being among the nan ~,
left George Wheelock ana thtes 49,
bookmskers, who had Oct consiue' AZ AZ
money on the left horses, were 20 uls,
gusted that they closed their stands anu
quit doing business. IL Is reported thdt
caldwell will be secured TO start uuI"e
the remainder Of the meeting. hoif
First race--2-year-olas' nVe anu o. s 60.
ond. Faustina third Time. lloi4.,, AN.
Second Iaca-selling. one mlle -MiltI J.
Young won, Iasotta second, hlnsS'o1A
Third race-handlcap five furlongs-C,, orr |.
rection won, Miracle secohu'
third. Time. lW. ,.. Wet
Fourth race-selling. six furlongs-lN 70 -, :,
side won. Artillery second Play-or-i "'
third. Time, l.ibtz. -, f,,- and
Firth race-maiden 2-year-olds, fou l.,I airo
a half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49, 20
second. she Cillyl, third. llhis' ,o,,r and
sixth race-maiden 2-year-olds, four az, IN
n half MISUNDERSTANDING won C TI,,,,.
Valley second, Hollywood third l''''''
577.. ,r,,rs
Following are the Washington race-eh-
t.irst race-four and a half furlongss, 1 nlI
c"Ntav Carnee. 100: Tom Karl. iO5, h eS,
Dick l0S. Honest Tom. l0S; MoodDatA,, g. !,
Plebeian, 100: Postmaster, lV9' a.a o.
s.: Grey Eagle, -: l1a "a, siai pobin Hood.
Grace Brown. IS; Fidgei, W. ~ too'h
10I: Panhandle 90; Sonora, lVf. u,,,a
second race--three quarters OF mr. ,,t,,
eciling ear-olds-Ontario, 100; E!l os.
Ann "a. Disturbance lB: fucatan' I 10.
Fiction. 100: Little Mat, 100 hoi'@' i'''
Springtlme, %. .., - n mile
Third race-seven elgnths ot 90 TIT
handicap-Panway, 80 Ea grnI rd1,,,b 10.
Philora. i0i: Bessie Bisland, lOi; Logan
FonTth race-steeplechase full course
handicap-Mars. 1873: Powerful, ~; r a'
Oakley. 155: Rightaway. ~ theme anon
143: ST. John. 40: A. y. Fox, 70. elali To-
I25: Geronimo. 1876: Captain Manning, 10
Oakawn. 1876; Aspen Lear ioO' Dii o''' -
Fifth race-fve eignths Of a mile, maid
en-. Observation-Disclosures lV2 VISION
lO2. Giecsome l02: Postmaid. W. BROOK
| let 6lly. lO2: Pay-orPlay. 100; Netue
| Howell. l05: Smoke. JOY; Pottawatt Aiilie'
ITO: Hartford. 10; Dutch skater, 10.
Sixth race-one mile. beaten norses-
| try. %. Freezer. 95 Gettysburg, l0I; Don
caster. iO7: Bolero, i07; Shadow, q; Kirk
over. gs: Edwin, l0i; PhllOra, l0i; SUI
Ross, lO4: Tom Finley, ZIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
neath Of Mrs. FANNIE PrIvot.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
WINDSOR. n. c. December MT h
Fannie Privot. aged IS years, cleo AZ the
rssidence OF her son, w: ,, frlyoI
Wednesday night. Mrs. PIiNoe Wal q
nioug Christian woman, anu Hieniper
~ Cashic Baptist chruch. - =.
"a banksgiying services were. not held az
any OF the town churches pnt az nisp'
va, ~ nd A NJ. held Thanksgiving services
e. 1he court house. After services Were
IN sne Collection was taken up for the
Senefif OF the oxford Orphan a.. asylum has had
ne ~ the BertIe Circuit OF the Metho-
N S,s. tTnSscopal church for the last three
YEA years ieft with his family yesterday
rnoruinR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear anc windy in forenoon and at
ternoon; colder after nightfall
The skies we're cloudless of midnight.
State Of thermometer /:
Mean temperature. 49,.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 1.-Heavy pur-
chases of stocks and bonds for London
account caused a general advance In
prices in the local market at the open
ing. Operators here practically ignored
the italian financial depression. and for
that matter the troubles seemed to have
no effect on the continental markets
London, It was estimated. took fully 5000
shares OF various stocks, as well as big
patches OF bonds.
Shortly after the opening Sugar sud-
denly dropped from SO to 50. The other
Industrials were also weak, notably Whs-
key and Lead. There were some heavy
liquidations in lead preferred by parties
who feared that the Wilson tariff bill,
II It became a law. will cut down the
profits OF this concession.
About the only weak spot among the
railways was Burlington. and the stock
fell rs, to sOas. In the afternoon Western
Union Atchison, Union Pacific. Chicago
Gas, and Louisville Development gained
great strength. The last-named advanced
on an official statement that the company
had paid of a big loan In London, and
that the 1900 shares of stock pledged as
collateral had been returned. The stock
rose ! point.
Union Pacific sold UP from aOia TO 23as.
A rumOr was current TO the erect that
reorganization scheme will provide for
a settlement with the government by the
issue OF a per cent blanket mortgage.
Atchison advanced to 2ls, the statement
of the company having proved more IA
yorabe than expected. Chicago Gas
moved up TO % on the general belief that
the directors on Wednesday Will declare
"A cash dividend of ~ per cent.
The market was stronger near the close,
and the best prices Of the day were cur
rent then In the inactive stocks Ameri-
can Tobacco fell 3is and Edison Illumi-
mating, OF New York, advanced per
cent. The net gains for the day I'm the
prominent issues ranged from u to y
per cent. The sales were 2GS. 90 shares
| Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
strong.
Treasury balances: Coin. SCI, 1000; cur
| rency, s25,276.0c0
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
| from l to IIs; last loan at liz, and clos
| ing offered at lh per cent; prime mer-
| camille paper, 4Gii2 per cent.
Bar silver, 69ls; Mexican dollars, 06h.
Silver certificates at the board were neg
| lected.
Sterling exchange Is firm. with actual
| business in bankers bills at &8Ad4.S3A
| for sixty days. and A.S6hq4SSh for de-
| mand; posted rates. N.Si44iTR; COM
mercial bills. As3AaA&h for sixty days,
| and S. s5ff4. s5lz for demand.
| Government bonds steady. State bonds
| firm. Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
uappening. Around Hampton.

0C0rrespOndence OF INC DISPaVVIy
HAMPTON. VA. December l.-1 ester
day afternoon the Peninsula Guar3asi;
with the Huntington Rifles, paraaiea
VIZ Nadcur avenue. Private J. b. l..
Marsden won the medal At night there
,,es collation. In Armory Han.
The Methodists seem pleased al me re-
turn OF Rev. Mr.. Cheathaen 10 ola child
a few days ago by that dread disease
Group. ~. rIVt ara much
disappointed that Rev. MT n@S0S ""'
'S The a. o. Il. W. Lodge Of this TOWN ,a
has united with Monroe Lodge AT oiu
Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
Grace Church r,ter,a,,,oon,

The peanut-hunt at Grace church last
night was one Of the most charming
ChurCh-socials OF the season Simmer
ng gowns. pretty faces. and rich decora-
tons caused the lecture-room. in which
the affair was held. 10 present rare and
beautiful picture. The attendance was
quite large. and the young ladies conduct
ing the entertainment deserve a great deal
Of praise for their zeal and interest
The children were DELIGHTFULLY."- entertain
N at the church yesterday afternoon with
"A "cdkc-walk"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
y. CFEAT REAPER'S WORK.
" W.. Joseph hickman, Mr.. w. X.
Walker. aud Others.

Walker, and Others.
ID. Beckman, who kept a
t. corner OF Eighth and Cary
.t-i over the store. died last
.. illness OF two weeks with
. Die was % years OF age.
who was In the Dispatch
fl- news Of Mr. Teckman' 3
t...yeI said: Nothing has
mo'c for long while than
t ths good man. / knew
l can testify that kinder,
heart never beat He was
i. and true, "A loyal friend,
Lc companion. and one OF
.ip any man, be he high or
- BEL proud"
. WAS received here last night
Hl. death during the afternoon
- Iu Charles city county. Of
Roberts Walker Deceased
i' Oldest and most respected
'fe county. and was n man
.-fI'y. lie married a daughter
81. Thomas Smith. OF Richmond,
a during the war. dis wife.
ANA q married daughter sur
' W. Holdcroft. OF the First
500 married "A sister OF Mrs.
49,. "iI go down to Charles Guy
'f and attend the funeral, when
place tomorrow.
81. lena D. Burton. wife OF Mr WI
b. lHtQn. died at the residence OF
t.... no. so. lllS north Twenty-se-
D.. i'r4 Thursday. Deceased was Is
axe The funeral took place at
t..h yesterday afternoon from the