The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
LUXEMBOURG CAVALRYMEN
REUNION or VETERANS or THE OLD
COMPANY.
ersechss by Its q Captain, Gen. siith
BoliinR asd Mr.. MeKsnnsy-One
thousand People Present.

PETERSBURG. VA. oct 5.-special-
There was a reunion OF the Lunenburg
county cavalry at Kennedys. in Lunen-
burg county, to-day. which was attended
by over 1890 people. Speeches were made
by Mr.. William X. Mckinney. OF this
city. the Democratic nominee for Con-
gross from the Fourth district General
Stith Boiling. Colonel j. i. Fitzgerald.
and other prominent speakers. The speak
ing was followed by big barbecue.
The Lunenburg cavalry served through
out the war between the States. and was
commanded by Captain NOW GeneraD
Stith Boiling. The e-union OF the com
pany to-day was one OF the most inter-
esting events that has occurred in Luz
nenburg county for years. and many
ladies graced the occasion with their
presence
SEVERAL SUITS.
In the Circuit Court OF Nottoway coun-
~. Judge Is. a. Hancock presiding, the
case Of the Crewe Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. A. n Walden. was tried and a
verdict, by consent, was rendered In
favor of Walden for $50.
TWO railroad cases have been tried,
both against the Norfolk and Western
Company. and resulted in favor OF the
The SANDER suit OF Congressman w. |
Il. Gaines against G. r. Wilson Will be |
tried Monday next. Five thousand dol |
lars is the amount of damages claimed.
brotherhood or 81. ANDREW.
The National Convention of the Broth,
erhood OF st. Andrew OF the United
States Will be held in Epiphany church,
at Washington. on the 1lth instant, ana
WILL be in session for three DAYS. IL rs
Dc In attend lnce from all parts OF the
Union and also from England. Tho del
egates from the Episcopal churchss In
Grace church. w. w. Gillett. W. l.. Iim-
mer, and Dr. j. r.. Moyler; from 81.
tauls church, II. Noltenius and - HOY
from St. Johns church. DR.. ID. NJ. Brown
X. o. Egerton. and Rev. Thomas Speh-
Ger. Rev John Ridout, Rev W. X. Good
win, and Rev. +. l.. Goodwin Will at
tend the convention.
The committee from the TobaCcQ FIX
change and that from the Loose TOBACCO
Association appointed TO consider the
matter of merging the TWO aSSoclau oiIs
into one met at the Tobacco E%chdhse
at noon to-day. but took no hnal aCuon
In the matter. As there were some iacts
and figures the committee wished TO nave
before Them an adjournment was had 10
next Tuesday morning at ocock'
DEDICATION or An ACADEMY
The Hoge Academy. at Blackstone. will
be dedicated on the afternoon or the 10Th
Instant with appropriate exercises. Ad-
dresses will be made by Rev: Moses u
Hoge. of Richmond Rev~S. X. VIM, OF :
this city, and other ministers.
The fall session OF East Hanover Pres
bytery will open at Blackstone on the 10Th
instant at 100 +. NJ. The opening ser
mon will be preached by Rev. L. I.
Jones, of Brunswick county.
DIR. sIAnR's RECOVERY,
Rev. w. G. starr, D. D.. pastor of
Washington Street NJ. T.. church. has suf-
1ciently recovered from his recent it,
ness 10 resume his labors among his
people He will preach next Sunday q
at which time he will speak TO |
his congregation of the providence or I
God that brought him back from the d
border line between two worlds TO his I
loved employ In the service Of the Church
Mr. Polk Miller, of Richmond gave his I
nirth -proVoking dialect recital OF the old | nj
Virginia darkey at Library Hall tonight
before a very large audience. The enter | n
alnment was for the benefit OF the Young | I
Peoples Union of West-End Baptist 4
,hurch. n
MOTIFS. ,
jeff Ellis. Frank Jones. Edward Ellis, ~
md Edward Graves, convicted in the | n
Iustings Court of this city of stealing | ~
steer. and their punishment fixed at &
me year each in the penitentiary, VIII a
70 taken TO that institution on next Mon
ay, as will also Joseph Ellis and ChaUee
,hody. convicted of hOusebreakng, ana
neir terms of imprisonment fixed at two
ears each In the p'enitentiary The -
arties are all negroes.