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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11
S II II GER.

Sra Denoer, Colorado, mebbeler
rIsiociateb &reis" fMsenbe:
Otter ombpsselis l1uberieselie bar
en- &omite rapporteret, at 225 5an,i<
Tier af AR. U. ct paa 9unsersnpbens
&anb, os 400 usifte aloeles blottebe
paa @ruub al, at be er blacklisted af
Sernbanerne, forbi be itreitebe fbfe
CONNER"
@i sjentrptfer bette lite fOrbi, bet er
eueitaaenbe, men furbi bet ct en- @rspe
paa ct af be mango Tilfalber al &un=
ger os 9epb. Stulbe ri bespnee at
iamle ale iaabanue 8eretninser, pilbe
r@obb." life rumme benz ale. Nsben
tiltaser / en- iaaban betenteli9 Grab,
at bet ct NOT til at bli fortuilet. @por
pil bet enbe? Ds bet er, ium om @ers
bens 0re bar tilitoppet os @erbens
Die tilflinet for ben Glenbisbeb, iom
man itulbe tro raabte til Simlen. @aa=
BET beres life. Rorporationer saar fin
uante, pensesribite Gang - iaser fit
pilbe Sag efter 9olareu for at lesse
Tuiinber til Euiinber, &irten puiler
meb fine tolbe Doemer, ben altib bar
tuiitet ont, men albris fommer nosen
gei meb % iom beller albris pilse sibs
re Menneitebeben Mptte for iaameset
fom en- lumpen Butiefnap, bpilten gsi
be bleu orbnet, 8olititerae prsbler
ON Eariff, % be uTe leiebe corpora.
tions= =@ebattbrer bulbrer ON republi,
tanit @eier for rs Dou. Moanebeu.
Maar ri isr paa aft bette Tul, friites
pi mana en- Gang tilat tente, at Mens
reitene er be bummefe % latterli9ite
arDb unber Soleu. Dfte ibutommer ri
8ismanbens Orb: nGaa til Msreu oa
Bib bis". 9i erinbrer fra 8arnbom.
men, at pi t,1nbe ftaa lanse Stunber os
betraste 1rapelbeben en- Mpretue.
6uer Rpretue er en- ioeialiitiit Stot.
me arbeiber, os ber ier ub til at bore
Ge1eseie. Mon iite Depren er pilere
% noeere q retisafusre enb Reuas.
Fst?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11
9tlpaS.

S Fere Tiger bar ri last Merte til,
atsSturpolttiterne bat spet fit @pil
aebe Minnefotas StorbDer. Set er
etfulbfenbis. @ibsleipil, iom brioes.
,Nn be1ses Speaker foe nete &epres
ieutautbus, MI pa1ses be andre Be-
itI1inssmenb, MI selses Il. g. Senaz
tor, MI blir altiamn,en fitiet iitanb.
Oct raabnefe, bet meft burfbrepue os
prineip1pie af politiit MdrrobDting
fortsaar bisie 9ase. Set er en- af<
fore iaa Fanmelis, at en- Sunb pilbe
ftise fig bort meb 9alen mellem 8ene<
ne al lutter Stam, om ben Blot iaa
bst. Set er nu, at bet pirfelise repu=
blitanFe 8arti bar faat @pinerun'.
Sin briper 8artiet fit @erf. Masien,
ben tautelbie @asfe, ielpe Gi1et af ale
sgiler, bapbe @als ben ete geooember.
&pab palste beltne Masie? Spilfesz
trriet nebe / ct. Saul 9iber @paret.
8nn bet pentes bebre? Slet lite.
gesien bill bumbuseres, os bet Gle
i1tht, fDm M tom paa Toppen, pil
sisre 9umbuseu fu1bitanbis. Sc meit
rpsseslpie Os fterite @amblere pil pins
be @piQet. Ds uebens bette ftaar paa,
fibber @elserne us benser meb fine
agielpren os penter paa rbebre Eioer".
Sc penter troitblbi9t paa, at btsie
@tortbpe, iom fappes Om, bpem ber
ital faa Duertaset os fortiette bet
offentlige &sueri, ital brinse anbre
Gorbulbe- brinse geeform. Set ct unsz
bist at foriifre, at bet iibie blir perre
enb bet fprite. Mfen Goltet bar palst.
gpserne tomn'er, os bet ct tilpos.
Deriom 5olt lite pil lere, faar Be saa
unber / 9umbus. @en iaa barmelist,
iom bet er at ie bette. @aa utaalelis
barmeli9t at ie paa al benne 9esraoaz
tion. Meen bet meit barmelise af aft
er ben Eins, at be uitplbise, be fom
baabe peb os pil noset bebre, maa 1ibe
meb be itplbise. Set ct fortpilet at ie
paa, at 9urtbrepetbeben &ompani
meb l1pibenbeben alti6 ita1 bore al
mestis - altit ieire, altib itanbie 1los
pitlins, Tremifribt os Netfino fra at
tomme til fin @et.
Deriom be truitDlbise 9aaber banbe
8enge moi til at 9aa til ct. Saul %
ie paa fine politiite 2ps, uilbe be maaz
ite faa 9inene ep, men ie, faa belbist
ittQet er be life.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11

9a 8oen / "9fobbusseren" itren fit
8rep u9il Goltet" forleben, tentte ban
piit minbit af aft paa, at ban berpeo
Itulbe opuatfe ct faabant @unbeleuen.
r&ioneer @reis", nMinueapults Sour
nal" % ale tapitaliniite @torblabe
iatte / ct Sbl, iom rbfebe Minneiota
fra Gnbe til anbeu, us Smaabualperne
iatte fig paa 8asenbeu, ejorbe fore os
pistise Dine os bieffeoe aft, be ortebe.
Selu groofon @labene ubitgbte fine
@ou! @ou! % oiorbe fig faare pistise.
@eiten ale bisie iourualififte Bitte<
menb fanbt Boens 8rep os Boen ielp
ueralle @renbier bum % taabelis, men
be baube lite 5urianb mol til at inbie, at
bet bar enbba lanst taabelisere at sibre
iis iaa flor l1leilisbeb n.eb, bpab be ub=
itres for en- iaaban r9aabeli9beb"
5olt bill ituoie uuer ct Fist @abalber
%, ium tente1ist Ct, inbie, at bet lite
ct 9unbeb, men uoeet sanEe anbet,
bet sielber: 9en republitanite @als=
bumbus bleb traabt paa 2istornene, -
% berfor blep @triset iaa fort. Set
Ct bet bele.
1ra Segas berettes, at bet briaisfe
1rdnrbberi enbnu bsrt al furbuebes paa
9eras 8aeific ben 7be ndr Marys
Greek. Duer 100000 blep rbpet,
% bet bele sit for fig iaa ftille, lpoer
bet, at @asiaeerne paa Granet pifte it,
sentins, fsr aft bar oper. 8eretninsen
iIutter meb, at Stsperiet pentebes flere
Dase. S1iae Heretninser lpber u,eset
betdntelise. llnber1ise Rspere, iont
itulbe labe bJre fra fis Fere Dase ifor<
peitn. Men be ~ 100000. Bully
for them.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11
9rbffeiI.

s aonaresmanb 8oens gree pad
Snbfiben bette SO. Ct en- misbiienbe
Erbffeil fomu,en inb. Ser itaar:: rite
forbi bu ct rBoens 8lab" eller n8oenss
Drsanet", iom Blutotratiets Guiiers
talber fig Stulbe naturlispis
bore: life forbi bu Ct r8oens 8lab
eller rBoen.D Dreanet", iom 8lutoiras
tiets Npiier talber big.
s fbrfte @ebattionsipalte ! BemnrisS
ninBerne til 8aftor 2unbes Eale itaar:
rSamarbeibe mob MennefelDttee buroe
bore oiu". Stulbe Dere: Samarbeibe
beuimOb Menneitelptfe Dip,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11
alif ut y II tn ert.

Gn Manb peb 9eapn 6. u. 9anion,
@aitinss, Minn. bleu sreben paa ferit
@jernins / Ga1itmpntneri nosle Dase
iiten. Set bar 9alpbollars, ban fa'
britere. San sjorbe benz al 8abbit %
foriblpebe benz basefter. Sc. falite
9alubollars ital bore meset bel efter<
1isnet. &nesten blep pieblitteltg arre>
iteret.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11
Sra 1trttes, Douglas 60.

ST. Robbusger; 80 9a faar bore
peltommen lib til bet patre urnes.
Sit Grbeibe transes ber usiaa, og bet
bil bli iat &ris Paa, naar 5olt fbrt
bar lert big at tienbe. Dette Gountp
sap Republitanerue en- flor Deaioritet
ibbf, bu peb bet er @nutes eset gounz
IT,. Oct iaa bog temmelis populiitilt
ub BET osiaa en- Stunb fsr @alset, men
iaa bapbe ri insen Yopul,fblabe.
n@fanbinaben" bleb ienbt runbt til
6per Garmer, os 8epublifanerne ffrem<
te % meb, at 8enselaanerne pilbe for
labe os, bbis Bopulii iterne ieirebe, pg
berooer blep hi forfarbet. 9u ler iaa=
lebes, at @freften er en- W1ast 8oliz
titen. s 9eorse ter man life pere
genitremanb af 5rbst for @peniten, og
Der tsr ri life bore Bopulifer af 5rpst
for, at 2aaneasenterne ial forlabe %.
Sibfte Dnsbag b1ep eamle urnes'en
besrabet peb Hetri &irte ber / Eotunet.
9an bar en- prestis sannel @ubbe
ira @osn, ober 80 Gar, ba ban bsbe.
Otter l1rnes Gamilien ct bet, Eoipnet bar
1T 3aon. Fil Besrabelien bapbe Der
mbbt frem en- Mensbe 5olf, ug alting
foresit neften fom / ct norf @rapa.
"
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11
sra 9otptt Of Sbronobte.tt.

Dasen efter @alset Tom 8aitor Sos
mari inb paa bet republitanite Head
quarter % efterat baue bsrt uofalbet
ubbrsb ban: "Dette er fbrfte Gang I
NIT 2ib, ies bar iet Yrobibitioniiterne
bar giprt noset sobt. Denne Gang be-
Ieirebe be 8opulifterne, cs bet bar sobt
aiort." $. g. ..
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11

@elp peifer,,b man tose Tan ! ast,
at benne ~Sol" til en- aflsIer transer.
Dens 9interIolbperu er til gnbe brast,
nu Tan ben ei beuare "Stinnet" lan'
ger.
Sarrp.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11

Defolfe1ise(?) Sbretsmenb { y
paa .8ane TONNE er t9ien,
,neb panli8 Eraplbeb tar be fat,
for Sien er iaa beili9 9lat.
8aa Stsiter be fis iuo % penbe;
men al 9ing ffal 10 ba en-
enbe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11
Qunbgierelie.

unbernpob 2oae "5remab" af 8. D. o. Z. bslser
R5be bber e6nbassfterm. ri. 8. Npe Meslemmer
inbtaaes paa bpert N0be.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11

ut aortene bare blanbebe eobt,
bar itle aiort Gois nDsen Sfabs
tbt fine S@tpper" ban biem bar
g 1asbasnSen aonssn1 ban bdbs..a &
sss9
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11

Gfsrunbsranb. @i bar osiaa mobtas
taset Stripelfer fra andre beberbeftise
8erioner | @ountpet. 8i baaber, os bi
ital pbe boz 8iftaub os. SubFpbelie til
at faa rette gebtommenbe bebsrlis al.
itraffebe. .,st
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11

2eS bette! Qlle, iom Fptter eg pil
foranbre Mbbresie, ntaa opsipe iaauel
ben samle iom ben npe. @lem bet
life.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-12-11
ct 9tlbu0.
"9tobbngsertn" % Farm Stock
and HOME" for $1,25 Maret.

81 bar siort arransement meb 6.
SO. Omen, iaa enbper, Ser inbienber til
os &l.25 tan faa baube . Robbusseren"
% "FARM SrocK and HOME" for ct
belt Aar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
A WRcINIAN IN ILLINOIS.
Improvements on the Monticello Road
Exuberant Students-Miss Martin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April 20
(special DIR. Sam H. Maphls. a young
physician who recently went to Illinois
from this city, has passed the examina-
ton required by the Medical Examining
Board OF that State. He stood very high
In a large class, many Of whom failed
to reach the required standard.
Mr.. jefferson NJ. Levy has made an
other donation towards the improvement
of the Monticello road. Metal has been
placed on this thoroughfare TO the gate
ope ming to the mansion-grounds and IL
IL now second to no road in the county.
The following officers of the Central
City Club were elected at its last regu-
lar meeting: l.. ID. Boothe. president
Emory Markwood, vlce-president; Frank
Kelley, treasurer; Jeter Jones. secretary;
James Wheeler. assistant secretary; Ed
/ ward Wingfeld financial secretary;
Charles Payne. guard.
The annual cremation OF coal-boxes at
the university has taken place. 1t is to
be regretted that some of the students,
in their exuberance. smashed out Il great
many panes OF glass in the college build
Ing.
IMPROVING.
Miss Laura f. Martin. who was re-
Gently shot by X. B. Guard, continues
to improve, and she Is now able to sit
up for short periods. The vision OF the
. left eye. through the cavity Of which the
ball entered. is somewhat impaired. Mr.
Charles Martin and sister, Miss Wertie
Martin, of Atlanta, Ga, cousins OF the
wounded lady, are now visiting her at
Hotel Carter.
Mr.. II. III. Rawlings has presented the
Rev. John r. Randolph with a fine riding
horse
Mr.. ID. c. Carver. Of this city. State
organizer OF the Junior Order Mechanics.
has gone to Orange. where he expects to
organize a council. He will also visit
Culpeper and other places in the interest
OF this order
Mr.. and Mrs. Menhardt, OF Cincinnati.
are the guests OF Mr.. Adolph Russow.
Mrs. John T. Randolph has returned
from visit to Mrs. Howell ID. Young. in
Washington. ID. c.
Mr.. Robert +. Davis and Miss Ida l..
Powell, of Bowen's Cove, were married
yesterday In the office OF the Clerk of the
County Court. the Rev. DR. j. ID. Tur-
pin, of the Baptist church. officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27

nj Houston, which was adopted. Tns
trustees meet to-day to Organize TOT Wo'A
The session closes Friday. -
Little Mary Collins. daughter OF mr. =
r. Collins, fell while engaged IN p,ay"s
last Monday and broke one OF ner iess.
William Leigh has been elected pres'.
dent of the Bank of Halifax. IN place VI
r. Holt Easley. resigned. ~.
Abner Lax, Fletcher Palmer, ana har'
yey Fore, three white boys from S,oseI'
about IA or Ii years Of age. were inoic'eu
by the grand jury for breaking INTO =
box-car at Glover Depot, on the hicnmonu
and Danville railroad, with Intent 70
commit larceny. These boys. unuer-
stand claim that at the time they were
caught IN the car they were very mucn
under the influence Of liquor a "oIe
pitiable spectacle Is rarely seen than .ne
one presented In court when young rai-
mer mere child. weeping bitterly ac-
companied by his widowed mother' VINO
seemed overwhelmed with grlet. came
into court To give bail. Harvey Fore and
Fletcher Palmer were bailed to appear at
the next term Of the court
The first game OF ball played In Haiiax
this season was at Scottsburg last Satur
day between the Cluster Springs boys ana
the Heavy Hitters OF Scottsburg.
SCHOOLS ORGANIZED.
The Board OF Trustees OF the two church
schools met to-day and organized. heV'
C.. o. Pruden was elected president OF tne
Chatham Episcopal Female Institute; n
III. Massie. vice-president; Chisweli Dap
ney secretary and treasurer. For the
Halifax Male Academy Judge John W.
Rely was elected president: r. w. wat
kins, vice-president, and II. Holt Easy
secretary and treasurer. Committees were
appointed to draw up bylaws for the
government of the bodies, also lot So
lici,ing subscriptions to add to the FUNDS
necessary TO defray expenses or the
schools. After organization the boards
adjourned TO meet at the call of their re-
spective presidents.
A very impressive sermon was delivered
this morning by Mr.. Boyden, after which
the Holy Communion was celebrated To-
night there will be held missionary SER
vice. and addresses will be delivered by
Rev. S. Pruden, w. A. Barr and others
after which the conyocation Will close.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
Pension CuriOsities.
baltimore SUM-

I. is stated as a curious fact that there
are now, nearly thirty years after the
civil war, 100000 more persons getting
pensions than there were troops In the
field on the Union side at any single time
during the war. Yet there are 100000 APP
plications for pensions yet to be acted
upon! In June. 1893, the pension-roll had
9S6.012 names and III. $50 claims were pend
ing. The outgo for pensions was SIS. 49,
3i2. a figure which exceeds all the pen
sions paid by all the nations In the world
for all their wars. We pay" twice as
much as all put together. In fact, II We
capitalize our pension payments We find
that We are In effect paying interest on
a bonded debt equal 10 the true yaiua-
ton Of all the property In the seeded
States In 1861. which was some 5000. oo0.-
900. The war cost some 5000. 000. 900: PEN
sions since have cost sl.500. 100000. II
would have been economical to have set
tied the differences Of 1861 on q cash
basis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
ACceptances Are Coming In.

The secretary of the Private Soldiers
and Sailors Monument Association. Cap
tain Thomas Elicit. is busily engaged
preparing the numerous invitations to the
unwilling of the monument on May 30th.
which are being sert out TO all points
through the country. Acceptances are be-
ginning to come In. with numbers Of let
tiers of inquiry regarding the unveiling.
In "A letter received yesterday firm w.
s. Haynie, secretary Of the Pioneer $. +.
r. Company, of Anderson, S. c., that gem
tleman signifies the intention of his COM
pany to be present at the ceremonies.
w. II. Mabry. Acknowledgement Of
Texas. writes his Acknowledgement OF an
invitation extended the military companies
OF the Lone-Star State. and states that
although he will be unable to attend per-
sonally. he will issue invitations to the
military officers and companies of Texas,
some of whom will probably be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27

rushed through with the cases a. az
PUSHES I'D TO Monroe Square on SunoAy
afternoons to talk politics. -
He rushed Charles Green (coIorea. OF.
70 The grand fury OF the Hastings Court
on the charge Of the feionious betrayal
OF Josephine Alien under promise OF
marriage. ,.,, IN
.iam.,,,,v ., iLe Davis House on We'd
re.dav night we're given a summary
hearing. and the two principals were hned
The case Of p. II. Sutherland. charged
w.. nostponed until tomorrow. Mrs.
Sutherland claims that she fears bodily
harm at the hands OF her husband. ana
prays that he be put under peace bonas.
]. Weinstcin. who was up on thc
charge OF having in his possession lot OF
"a rnenter's tools stolen from W. IL.
wallace, was discharged. weinsteln is
q pawnbroker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
DlcKENSON'S COURTHOUSE.
The Contractor at Work on the New Build
ing-A Cyclone on Sunday

ing-A Cyclone on Sunday.
CLlNTWOOD. VA. April 26.-(Spe-
ciaD.-Mays, the courthouse contractor,
Is here with a force Of hands at work.
The house is to be erected on the site
of the old building. Mr.. Mays says he
can use a portion Of the old material.
and agrees to allow 500 for 1t out OF
the price OF the work. He has the re-
putation of being a good workman, and
II is to be hoped that his work will
prove to be a better job than the other
was.
There was young cyclone in the vi
entity OF Cllntwood on Sunday evening.
William Stanley. a farmer near this
place. had the roof blown OFF his house.
This Is all the damage that Is reported
except some fences which were blown
down.
Zachariah Mullinss l5-year-old son.
Familiarity known as Buddy" cut his
leg very badly with an axe while chop
ping wood on yesterday. Young Null
Inns will be confined for some time with
this wound.
The corporation of Clintwood was re.
Gently organized under the charter
granted BY the General Assembly last
winter, with William NJ. Thornbury.
mayor: Columbus Phipps, ]. S. Colley,
James r. Dawson, and J. f. French
councilmen; G.. NJ. Jones. sergeant. II
is to be hoped that the organization will
effect some good. for there have been
many nuisances tolerated within the
corporate limits OF this little town that
were very offensive.
Mrs. J. II. Ross. of this place, has
been very sick for some time. but is now
thought to be slowly convalescing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
Made Himself Scarce.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, April 26.-(Spe-
cial)-For some days past a man has been
soliciting aid In this city who gave his
name as l.. G. Chewing. Of Albemarle
county, and claimed to have lost his
home and everything belonging to 1t by
fire. Lieutenant Smith. however. became
suspicious Of him, and. after questioning
the man, told him that he would tele-
graph TO Albemarle to see If his statements
were correct, and the man has not been
seen In the city since.
Judge Keith Norton, in the Corporation
Court, yesterday appointed Louis G. Bar
ley commissioner in chancery and COM
missioner of accounts. in place OF Charles
c. Carl!n, who resigned TO become post
master of the city. Harry Stanton was
also appointed Deputy Sergeant.
The annual meeting of the Janney Car
Coupling Company was held yesterday at
their office on King street, and the fol-
lowing officers elected for the coming
year: President T.. III. Janney; Vice-Pra'i-
dent, Robert Il. JannG; TreasNer.
Arthur Herbert: Secretary. X. Kemper.
and Directors, NJ. ID. Corse. f.. 5. Lead
beater. Charles j. Travellio, Robert f..
Janney, Arthur Herbert, and Julian
Burke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
WYTHEvlLLE'S SOCIAL DAY.
Doings of the Dove and Darnin' and Hard
Times observation-disclosures,

| WYTHEVILLE, VA, April 2s.-tSpe-
! cial.)-Tuesday has gotten to be the So
cial day i'm Wytheville. Most of the Ia
dies in this old fashioned community are
busy with housekeeping cares on Monday
and other days in the week are filled with
church and home duties, so that Tuesday
seems more free for social diversions.
Both the Dove and Darnin' Club. which
is composed mostly of young ladies, and
meets in the afternoon, and the Hard
Times Club. whose members are younger
married folks. meet on Tuesday.
on that afternoon Misses Alexander
and Faison. of Plumer College, entertain
ed the Dove and Darnin' Club most
charmingly. Music with selections from
AS You Like It. made up the feast or
reason" while the less aesthetic part of
the entertainment consisting of delicious
salads. dainty cheese straws, stuffed
eggs. &C. was none the less satisfying
in its way.
ART CLASS.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. II. Umberger were the
host and hostess last evening at the
regular meeting of the Hard Times Club.
After a spirited and interesting contest
over the observation-table, Miss Katie
st. Clair winning the pretty prize,
great deal of amusement was furnished
the company by the Art Class" conduct
ed by Miss st. Clair. Slips Of paper were
given each guest on which was written
the name of an animal. a blackboard
and chalk were I'm readiness. and as the
names were called each one was expected
to draw the animal given him on the
board. Many of the remarkable pictures
made resembled no animal to be found
in Barnum's menagerie or out of 1t, yet
a
after which the artist disclosed the name
OF the animal he had attempted to de-
lineate. which was generally greeted with
unrestrairel merrlment
An hours pleasant intercourse followed
the delicious supper. and the grandfather's
clock in the hall chimed II as the good
bys were being said.
Mrs. X. +. Withers, Jr.. (nee Miss Mary
KENT arrived from Pttsburg this week.
and will spend the summer with her
father. Hon. X. T.. Kent, at his home,
Boiling Green" near Wytheville.
The many friends of Miss Lizzie Kent
are glad to welcome her home again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
Richmond Theological Seminary.

The commencement exercises OF the
Richmond Theological Seminary. which
is devoted TO the education of young col
ored men for the ministry. will be held
at the First African Baptist church this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The following Will
be the order Of exercises: Music; Prayer:
Music: Some Demands OF the Age Upon
the Ministry" Philip X. Berkeley; $50
cial Mission Of the Church." Henry w.
Chiles: Music; THE Attitude of the Col
ored People Towards the American Ban-
fist Home Mission Society,"" Sutton r..
Griggs; Fidelity to Obligation Essential
to a Pastors Success" Oliver r. Harris;
Music: paul. the Ideal Missionary"
John r. Plenty; THE Value of History
to the Biblical Student" Lewis j. Pol
lard; Music; Address to the Graduates,
Rev. w. +. Graham; Comforting diplomas;
Music Benediction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
The Hall Almost Drscrted.

The City Hall was almost enshrouded III
gloom yesterday. Everybody except cap
tain Frank W. Cunningham and a lie"
others were out upon the streets, exer-
cising their privileges at the polls Inc
Captain was busily engaged at ms Once
all day and then was not apprehensive
Of being beaten.
Nothing whatever was done in the Hus-
tings. Chancery. and Circuit Courts. The
following suits were instituted In the Law
and Equity Court:
II. H. Taliaferros administrator vs. j.
+. Wingheld. for $500.
Charles q. Jurgens' administrator vs.
William Krause Tor $l1i.2O
n T. Watkins's administrator VS.. VIII
liam -. Rice Cor Sl.Op
Chief-of- Police Poe spent most OF yes
terday going from one voting place to an.
other to see that the election passed on
quietly and orderly.