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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
prcuuovn TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND, VA, May 4-Auction OF
ferings on Change TO day. i6 packages.
and i taken in Highest price, si6.Oo; low
est. $40; average, &.o2. an,
Private sales: Filters. a; wrappers; II;
scrap, 6; dark leaf. 8; Tugs. 3. Total %
hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, $500; tobacco, &,les.@. Totai' w.
2G6.31.
Messrs. Richmond Maury. Of Danyille'
Va. and ". ID. Norvell, Jr, Chase Si'y'
A prominent planter from Roxboro.,
y. c., says plants are plentiful pu, ~
effort to extend the crop will be made IN
that section. as last years crop iei'
planters without means to do so. ~,
Nearly all the loose markets OF Viz
ginia ana North Carolina will BE- IDLE now
till August, when prlmings viii pfoDaoN
come in to start the new crop.
About $4,000 pounds OF loose top'cco
was sold in Richmond since Octobrr ISL
last. More than half of this IS orlsn,
tobacco. Cn'il September Goth the brlShts
will gain, there being little or no dark
loose sold In summer. -,
one of our leading warehouse men car,
culates that Richmond VIII sell apou.
l. 10000 pounds of loose this year; about
100000 pounds of brights from octoptI
To October This would add very large
increase to the market, already SO tar
ahead of its record. while Older markets
for loose have nearly ali fallen OF pute
heavily in receipts. number OF topaSco
men infer from the latter Stateln' ~ Hlnt
the 1893 crop was much shorter III bflSh,s
than was supposed. Others believe thlt
there Is quite quantity OF farmer
stock To come In yet. although IL may ~
OF the commonest kind.
In South Carolina and western N"rlh
Carolina the farmers are using tooacco
transplanters with good effect. THESE ma
chimes water as they plant the crop.
The $50 To speak artifctaliy-set pant
may not be very hardy IN growth. '"rc
ful nursing and a good natural season
soon after set, however hastens the ma
tIrity, which Il all the better Tor hsh'
and bright tobacco. .,,
II Is the general opinion or the trace
that the tarlff settlement will wonleriully
revive the tobacco business, though other
causes contribute to the dulness. All
things considered. business IN various
grades has been duly brisk this week III
this market. .....,,, Z,
Buyers seeking desirable assortm1nts
must now for the rest OF the year LOOK
I'D Richmond for supplies In brights. on
or new, more largely than heretofore;
None OF our manufacturers are pusheu
with orders. Few make any poSitlE'
complaint. q number expect better pusl-
ness. and several report fairly COCO or
dars coming I'm, the most of when nave
been unexpected from the sources from
which they came. Ii is very easy 10 MAKE
a tobacco trade where the buyer Is IL"
in earnest. 49,. o,l
In Louisa plants are ready to set ana
only await "A SEASON. Although the pEihto
have been badly eaten up by nhes, thete
are still enough left to go arOuhd'
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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,
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts ON the hid
news Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by ali drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. onlv, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
and being well Informed, you will no.
accept any substitute At offered.
ia 1-Tu, Th(wSaI oOrtpfrl
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common to extra steers. g. t0ff46o: stock
crs and feeders, &2.5ON3.7s: cows and bulls,

common TO extra steers. sa.@HAD:. stock
crs and feeders. H.50l3.7s: cows and bulls,
o. .tpn.v,t cniv-s. t2,sHyt. ~.
Hoss-Receipts. 5000 head; market
ehoics mixed. As:mS'S: choice assorted,
IS 2ol6.2; light. st@a5.D; pigs. $aov9
$50.
lambs. s3.25lttso.
patent, Diogfs.s5; family. s2Wn2e.
Wheat-No. red. 55i4c.
Corn-No. yellow, izc.
'pork-Jobbing rates, mess. $3.50. clear
mess. N37j: family. $50.
I.ard-Jobbers' steam leaf. re; kettle
'r niua"c.on@Steady: shoulders, .ersc. short
Ill sides nc: short clear sides, TIC.
WhIskey-Steady a, S.i5.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. May ~ =. MID
dIinr. low middling clausf. May. 45-6id.,
on3 July 55-eid.. sellers; July ana Au-
snst 3 g;-si,I., bid August and septem-
Ssr 4 57-6td.. bid: September and October.
5s-s,d.: October and Noyemb,r. Ss,s'se
% % cS Iii december and January, ) SOIL
az Si-sid. Futures closed barely steady.
NEW YORK. May ACTION steady:
,rild,.ng Gulf. sisc.: middIing uplands,
&c Sales. 1851 bales. Futures closed
Sc ss1iss5: June. s6.ss; duly. sos; August.
e. 0sf, %: September, S.ll0Llz; oc,oD.i,
IL n: November Sis; December 49,
January, S.Sahm. g.
NEW ORLEANS. May +-Cotton-fu-
lures barely steady: sales, 800 bales I;
Nav. $685.: June s665; July. $n; August
ss Is; September S6.75; October %.I; Mo-
vember, s6S; December, seS; January
NAVAL. STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. C.. May 4-Rosin
steady: strained. S2izc.: good strained,
Ssisc. Turpentine firm at DC. Tar hrm
ut S05. Crude turpentine steady, haru'
81 90: soft 81 60; virgin. 500.
SAVANNAH. GA, May A-Turpentins
firmly held at 2eisc. Kosin active ana y, N
10: +. S25: g. Sl.3; II. N.6J; ]. sl.5'
*. s225; q. $50: y. $50; window-giass.
81 Is: water white. $3.50.
CHAIR ESTON, :. c.. May 4.-Turpen-
tine firm AT DC Rosin firm. good strained,
Csc. o>-
LONDON. ENG, May i-Bar SILVER
% pence per ounce.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK VA, May t.-Market quiet:
sales light; common, li3u2c.; prime, zhc'i
extra prime. 2]sc.; fancy. 2'ac.
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Alleged Green Good. Dealer.

a wcii.known young businessman, who
formerly conducted drugstore on Vena-
hlc street was been very much wrought
up for the last few days over proposals
made TO him by an alleged cn-goods
man 20 sell him large quantities OF the
bogus gr,cnbac<s. which could be easily
passed for genuine. at mere song. lie
received an unsigned letter yesterday
morning urging his acceptance Of the easy
plan by which to become wealthy. and
inviting meeting in front OF the Davis
House in the afternoon. The .ex-drugglst
advised the police. and was in place 10
meet tho agent" who failed 10 keep the
engagement The gentleman referred 10.
who IS the victim Of joke rather than
Of designing dealer in spurious money,
spurnpd the offers made to him, and mis-
efforts have all been directed 10 bringing
the supposed sharpcrs under the strong
arm Of tho law
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northeast corner Fifteenth. 10000: James
r. Matthews TO Elizabeth Matthews. his
wife, ~ Ia feet on west side Twenty
fourth street near NJ. s.; Herbert w.
Carter. q i-s feet on north side Cha'iin
street near Beech. $3.50; Lucy Underwood
TO Isaac G. Underwood. ~ feet on west
iienrico: William ,arnum and wife TO
Frances r.. wife OF X. Hunter Anderson,
i26 acres 5000; Margaret i.cyshon TO
David Leyshon. q feet on south side I,cv-
erly street between Washington and Ran
dOlph. g.: William q. Pilkinton and wife
to samuel II. Pulliam. - feet on south
side Jay street near Mechanicsvilie turn
pike and ~ feet on same near same. $50;
George w. Rich and wife to Francis NJ.
Shipman 10 acres on williamsburg road.
si6O, }. H. Robinson and wife to Virginia
state Insurance Company. 90 feet on south
side Clay street near Duncan, Loo:
samuel y West and wife TO O.. G. VIM
cent, 30 feet on Williamsburg road, s5s.
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Mise "aimer's Piano Recital.

'..rs Ben Palmer gave the FIRST
. concerts at the Association Hall
afternoon. assisted by Miss
.nu OF the First Baptist church.
m.r i- pianlste of much more
navy talents her tone colOrins
Htr able contrast 10 that OF many
hat have been heard mere.
go H- ~ combined adequate technic
.ii.rfld VirtuOgO qualities. Her
4 haydn" o-ferd4y was technically flaw
tne purity OF tone and intona,
.t.u l the most difficult and RAPID
work was beyond doubt.
.nr tle numerous private. recitals
PSI Miss Palmer during her stay
''l D''y perhaps the most interesting
place last Wednesday at the resi-
90 iao Rev Dr. Hoge, when Ais-
played Tor the pleasure OF pr
Navshtcr. "A few intimate friends OF
i+r 4atl.y being present.
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The tnitou Revival.

Tho revival at the Fulton Baptist
b BIS rowing IN interest and power.
.r Hines has been preaching 10
'rsrecations every night Tor Two
aut last night every part OF ths
Was thrOngcd, while many stood
... outside through the service. There
So Been about 10 conversions, and os
..atss were received last night for
", There will be three services 70
fI'W. Roy. George r. Williams preach
morning and night, and Rev. MT:
JOB tlc afternoon. The meeting VIII
iA-c through next week.
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TIE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
..,n.I and other Itetus from Across the
james.

| rl-1nH and bthef It'nls HUN
Jamcs.
.,.....,.,... accident i'm less than
,.,st,r.la,,
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rn. a horse h'''hH'nP - WI.
|, .. Ca",h'rn OF lHchin'hi' am
n ,.... t..rsr.r became frightened ON
II anal r., away. The ami
H .., In, ,roil.,.-
. ''. F".' ,',,,,I.t,lv de-
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,~. ,,lir. station yes
h -.a.. .' ' ''. ..l.-,'. ral G.,n
,... .,..,,,.l lut r.
i- ''.' a., N. went
.t q" 49,, his ,lotbas
'' i.a '.4 nome 90 49, ~, I,r'.l,6
3d. I.a- '' ''.'' .,', ,,..,,,s ,..,r-
,,..,'.i,,. ~ s,me one
l@.s mot know
'.....'1
O. " ' meg ,.c..,,lv liv.l
We. d. I'm EN-
' '''7 ''t c',. avs opo mat
.. wrote 'i' ''' Oh '...,,l,. .a.-
D. place "i h"..''' "''
80, 'i '> "i- ,,,., noy, law
SINCE i.r 'i'.'i"," %. - ,,r,,.
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.tr. itt. D-i- -'N 'h'' A'''''''''
a lH. OF ftp.i wire I'S u'.n l,,'', ,h.'
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/. .i .-'.'' -"'''' "a. f.,,co
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
Sfnhl,cI hY q Negro itOY.

Yesterday afternoon the little son Of
Mr. q. W. Catlctt was playing with his
goat In front Of his fathers house No
Sl8 Cary street when q negro boy named
slater Harris intcrftrcd with him. The
little fellow told the negro to 1T him
alone. and when the latter refused, start
"a In the hOus. to inform his father As
back. innicting quite a painful wound
The negro was arrested and lock 4 up
in tho Second PoliCc-StatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May i.-Speculation at the
Stock Exchange to-day was confined al
most exclusively to the Industrials. These
stocks We're active throughout, and figured
for 1900 shares In a grand total Of 1885,
go. Sugar was traded in 10 the extent of
81. 400 shares: Chicago Gas to that Of
$3.50: Whiskey. OF 2o.000, and Lead of
1900. Sugar also scored the greatest
advance. rising from 1915 to 1895. Lead
rose IA; Chicago Gas, L., and Whisky,
y. The strength and activity OF the
stocks named was due TO announcements
from Washington that the Senate had
agreed to push the tariff bill. II was
said that the sugar refiners viii receive
adequate protection. and that the inter-
est of the Lad people will be taken care
of.
The promls raid on the railroad group
di1 not take place. the raiders evidently
being deferred by the fact that the en-
gagement OF gold for export by to-mor-
rows European steamers fell below eX-
pectations. The amount t. be shipped
from this point and Boston amounts to
s. $4,000. OF which g l0O.D0 was with
drawn from the sub-Treasury. Tn to-
tai gold exports this week foot up -, To, =
UOJ. The reduction in the exports had Il
tn afternoon, and an advance Of !. TO II.
per cent ensucG, the Changers leading
the upward movement New England.
however was exceptionally weak, and fell
| to q.
| The general market left of steady.
| except for the Industrials, which were
strong. The net changes for the DAY
show gains OF = to Is per cent, the
! latter IN Sugar T.,
Railway and miscellaneous bonds IT.
The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
| 1900 shares: Of unlist ii, $500
Treasury balances: Coin, sJ9,O9l,wO; cur
rency, SJi,ol5,OJU
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call active at per cent; last
| loan at /. and closing offered at ! per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 3Aqi per
| cent. ~ -,
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business i'm bankers bills at Nsr4niS.i2
| for sixty days, and Sis8'iHi% Tor de-
mand; posted rates. si.ssl2u 100; CONNER
! cial bills $3.50 G4.s..
e;ovcrnment bonds steady. State bonds
! dull lailroad bonds irregular.
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Profcst Against the Decision.

The debate 10y members Of the Phlo-
loglan Literary Society at Richmond Col
lcge last night on the subject OF extend
ing tn. right % suffrage 10 women at
tracted Il large crowd. The question was
discussed aflirmatively by j. II. Childress,
X. II. White. and 6. ". Layman, and
negatively by J. u. Sadler and y. j;
Hoover The judges decided in favor Of
the negative, and II" gold medal for the
4 protest was entered against the de-
cision. and an effort Will be made TO have
II reversed Thos- who entered the pro-
tcst thought Mr.. Las man entitled TO the
medal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
aDauon and Pythias. "

Damon and Pythias' was the attrac-
ton al the Academy last night II was
clcVerly and cOnprehensiNely hahuled d!
The RiIcv Dramatic Company, and was
Enthusiastically received by small audi
ence. The performance was Supplemental
by a One-act farce entitled he orient.
'"Oueena" at the matinee and "Ths
French spy this evening will close the
engagement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05

There is quite a party OF cXcurslonists
from the vicinity Of Boston at FOrd's
Hotel. They are here with "A view OF see
ing the historic points in ana around
this afternoon for Old Point. The visitors
are IN charge u Mn Z. ~. iierictt
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nIcnxoxp sr, NARKEr.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. May 4, 1894
OTrERfxGs Wheat, 1872 bushels. Corn-Mixed,
], zuU bushels. Black Peas. rs bushels.
SALKS-Whsat, 732 bushels. Corn-Mixed,
1.2CO bushels. Black pcss, rs p;shels.
QUOTATIONS. -.Wheaf- LonRtsrry 62ao3c
mixed. Gla83c. rhortbefry. 6oa03c.: NO. :,
red. 65c Coru-White Virginia bag lotO
4sc.: No. . white. 47tSc No. 2 mixed, 4Io. !;
Oats--No . mixed. 3glea40c.: No. mixed. 3Sa
asLsc Rive. aiaa5c
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The Gold Ia serXe.

WASHINGTON, May with the gold
taken from the Treasury tbs week for
shipment and with THAI engaged to-day
at New York for shipment tomorrow the
gold reserve In the Treasury has been
reduced to S9j, 5000. The general balance
to-day, which includes the gold IS Sl2i,-
~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY
.ntyftF

FORT OF RICHMOND, MAY I, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Brakeman, Now York,
merchandise ana passengers; heOrge W. Allen
~ Co, gents.
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas, Deyo. Norfolk. merchan-
disc ana passengers: Irwin Weislger. superln-
tandent.
steamship Wyanoke Blakeman. New York,
mercnandise AM passengers; George ". Allen
* Co., agents.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, MAY I. 1894.
ARRIVED.
British steamship Baltimore City. fernandlna.
PORT Of WEST POINT. NAY 4, 1881.
ARnIVEO.
Steamship Danyiile, Murphy, Baltimore, pas
songers aId general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Danville. Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sengcrs aud general largo.
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BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND, May 4-Virginia
centuries. %. bid: Baltimore ard ohio
Southwestern second incomes. Is, asked
do. third Incomes TO- asked; Consolidated
Gas bonds. ll5qll5i4.; do. stock. 55aS5i
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1pr(oFE!N
COMPANY

Read over the list Of Small
Wares to-day. It's list for shop.
ping to an advantage. Each ar.
ticle is up to the standard Of Supe.
rior quality.
GLOVES.
"a pairs Biari, and 4-tu,ton Tsns snf
Browns % be soli foe 25c. All psrfect-onlr
broken eizes. 81 sni -.
French Chanoss, White. Nsturnl aud Tans, all
qualities. usual use. Tor sJc.
80 dozen f-Dniton Real KID Gloves. usuAl
grade tbot cost lroin 81 O. si.2j, va xode.,
ians. Black White, aud Gray, Tor Zoo. a
pair.
s.bptton-length Nolslultairs Sued,s, T,px
Modes. and rrays. sl.lo.
Every sort OF the real Foster Gloves are
here.
SILK AND Isle GLOVES.
snede-nnIsn French Llsle. white. b,vcs, and
nil coiors, BIC. a pair Tor DOC. quality.
IFS dozen Black six Nitts for %, n pair.
"a dozen Milanaise silS Mi;ts. 3sc. instead OF
soc.
100 dozen Kayser silk Gloves IN black, Whit.
and all colors Ter 5vc. pair
We make a specially OF most
superior Silk MittS and Gloves, O..
TO SI.IS.
HOSIERY.
Special price lot OF ladies' Fast
Black Hose. The best OF any.
body's 25c. hose, tor re. pair.
Misses and Chiiren's Fast BLACK. nj n splccI
heel. iull regular English that -old iOr 1ao A
pair-all sizes. from To %, &c par, ,r
pair for DOC.
American Hose so-dozen Tsns and Browns
Toe. hose for %. pair.
FOR MEN.
scarfs and ries--every sort, color, snI style;
$50 dozen now ones today. Juc. ueg
Tccks foI 25c.; silk Neckwcar iFua l.'sc.
New Windsor scarfs and Bows-wasnabl,
scarss-GrenadJne Tres.
So dozen French Bslbriggan Shirt ana Draw.
ers-every siIs--iCr Boo, OF 3 for 81 usual
Doe. quality, others AT Doe.
Full regular made Haiti Hose sill -izo- IN
modes, blacks, and untleacned-ior Toe
pair
JEWELRl.
Fire-Git Shirt Waist Buttons Gun and
Buttons ior 2jc.
snirt-wsist sets, with connecting chains tor
lJc. set.
Sterling silver Love-Kno, Rings, With GarlIois,
for .Jc.
Sterling stick Lacc.Pins for p.
Oxydized and Silver liat-lins tor ilc.
LARGE SiIyered Belt Buckles Tor ,ic.
Sterling silver tihgree Bolt Burtlcs i0r 80.
Oxydized, GIT. or Silver Plated nartcf jucAles
Tor 15c. pair
Sterling silvcr 1himbics, l2igc
Every size Eyeglasses tor 49, 40 AMI pc
Spectacles 81 a par. We ~ the gasse. g.
your sight.
lis dozen White Metal Photo Frames, l2le..
o2s Broadway, New York, is the
recognized home for the finest
Toilet Articles in America" Hud.
nuts" We are agents for every
article sold by him at New York
Nrirac
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ErnneriY Transfern.

lioond: George IL. Kratz and wire
- H. Mayo. liz feet on south side
! .. =. 81. Logan and others 10 w. G,
~NDD"tn, ~ 90 feet on Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was warm and clear. A heavy shower
fell about day break.
The skies at midnight were overcast.
State of Thermometer
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The FOurQuTean-Priee Company.
WE GIVE THE MEN A CHANCE
TODAY.

300 pairs MEMS FINE SHOES had
10 be sold. The ready cash bought
them 80 low that we can save you SOHO
money if YOU will come in and look.
s. pairs Burt 4 PacAards MEN.S
FINE CALF, CORDOVAN. kANGA-
ROO. and RUSSET SHOES. Regular
price 81. Our price $3.50. ,p,,o
IS pairs Lily. Bracket & Go. g MLNS
FINE CALF. CORDOyAN, kANGA-
ROO. RUSSET, and PATENT LEA.
TIER SHOES. Regularly sold al
$3.50, Our pricesL c,,p
so pairs Saller. Levin & Co.'S oAht
and KUSSET SHOES. Regular price
$3.50. Our price $3.50. -,
sizes in all the above, to 9--bo'h
Lace and Congress. -,
We secured also quite plum ID La
DIES and MISSES OXFORD tbs.
Prices, so. 79c., sl.25, and $3.50, worm
double the money.
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Inspected the Monitors,

Admiral Brown. Of the Norfolk navy
yard was here yesterday on a tour OF
inspcction to the United States monitors
living i'm James river.
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CORNERSTONE LAID.
MASONIC CEREMONY At ST. PAUL.S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HANOVER.
The Work Received by Rev. Mr.. Hepburn
Addresses by DIR. Carmichael and
Others-Dcscription Of Edincc.

| ASHLAND. VA. May i-(special)-
| This afternoon In the presence of a large
| concourse OF people and with appropriate
st. Pauis Episcopal church at Hanover
Courthouse. was laid. Under the marshall.
ship OF Brother W. r.. Wickhsm members
Of Ashland CNo 1865 and King William mo.
go lodges A. +. and a. Masons marched
from the lodge Of the latter 10 the
church. distance of nearly mile. where
the ceremonies were conducted ~ Right
Worshipfui II. o. Peatross. II. D., grand
master, who presided assisted hy w. S.
Bowers. worthy master: =. ~. Crew, s.
w; j. "A. Brown, j. W.: i. 4. Chisholm.
treasurer; George W. Saunders. Yecre;ary:
Il. j.. Winston, s. D.; &. II. Jones, J. ID. ,
j. r.. Williams. tiler, and Brothers r. r.
Cooke. n, u. Walsh r. y. Trevillain. J.
u. Gravat, John J.. Talley, 8. j. boswell
W. ~. Fox. John II. Taylor, ard others.
the proclamation OF authority was read
by the marshal, Colonel Wickham. and
IN due time and with proper f),m, the
deputy grand master proceeded 10 carry
OUT The work as the ritual prescrbes.
After 1t was finished Brother y. r.
boWies. who has charge of the work.
was presented by the grand master with
me implements Of operative Masonry. and
then the Marshal. with two aids, brothers
Newton and Hutchinson, Informed the
rector, Brother $. S. Hepburn. that the
cornerstone had been laid with Masonic
honorS. and requested him TO descend and
examine the work, and receive II at their
MINUS TINS The reverend gentleman I'D.
POWER nJg Mtcn>-DV
Rev. Brother Hartley Carmichael u. D..
thcn delivered an address. Illustrating the
power OF Masonry and its relation TO the
Church. His remarks were more In IN,
nature Of "A talk. but In them he very
explicitly exemplifcd his IDEAS. and closed
Dy saying that he advised all minister's
10 become MasOns. for then they could
know men and learn them. while on the
outside they would have but little chance
10 iind out their worth. Short remarks
were also made by -. ID. g. NJ. Peatross
Rev. Mr.. Hepburn, and Past Master
j. y. Brown. after which the Masons
returned 10 the lodge-room and the peo-
pie to their homes. Had 1t not been for
a cloud many members would have been
present.
a GOTHIC BUILDING.
The new church, which is 10 take the
place OF the one destroyed by fire on
December q. 1893. is TO be frame, and OF
pure Gothic architecture II will be 80
10y 20 feet on the outside. and will have
a 1G-fect-hlgh steeple The old one was
Of brick, and was built in 1870. Its first
rector was Rev. Mr.. Bowers. who died
while in charge; the next was Rev. Mr..
Conway, the third Rev. Mr.. Habesham.
and the one in charge now Is Mr.. Hep
burn.
CONTENTS OF THE STONE.
In the cornerstone was placed a prayer
book, hymnal. copy of the Richmond
Dispatch of May 18th. the Times. the
State. Rough ASHER. history OF the
church. a spriS Of genuine acacin. pre-
scented by Mr.. s. j. boswell, a Masonic
apron, and a copy of the exercises of the
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05

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