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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
THE Y. VI. &. 4. ANNIVERSARY.
Interesting Programme for T"-Mor-
raw \ipht-IIas Grown Rapidly.

The forty-nrst anniversary OF the itlch-
mond Young Mems Christian Association
will be celebrated tomorrow night In AS
ISOLATION Hall and ths occasion promises
to be one of great interest and pleasure.
The following will be the programme OF
exercises: Quariette. by Centenary choir;
nravcr. by Rev. Or. Moses ID. Hoge;
hymn. by the choir responsive reading
and nraver: financial statement. by O.
II. Svdnor. Jr: annual report by General
Secretary c. +. Tibbitts; duet. by Mrs.
Jasper l.. Rowe and G. W. Hunter; re-
port OF the president. y. W. TfaNets; ;
solo. Miss Ida Robinson, address, by II.
Thane Miller president of the MI. Nu-
burn Institute. Cincinnati, known as the
blind orator and singer; hymn. by the
cher. and bcnedicton, by Rev. w. j.
Young. ID. j.
Mr.. Tibbtis and the other members
OF the association who are in Attendance
upon the convention at stanton, are eN-
pected back tomorrow morning. onicers
for the ensuing term will be elected at
the meeting tomorrow night.
The association started here forty-one
years ago. on a small scale. NOW II mas
A very large member. owns beautiful
building. has plendldly-equipped gym
nasium "A prosperous educational de-
partment. a boat-hpuse. and other Tea
lures calculated 10 interest young men
and do them good.
The mems meeting this afternoon VIII
H., conducted 10y llr. j. II. f. Burroughs.
and Mr.. l.. II. cloves will sing a solo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
MEETING or GOOD TEMrLAns.
Delegates OF sidney Lodge 10 the
District Gathering to Meet Friday.

Despite the frlgidity Of he atmosphere
and tho fact that mercury vas cnas-sein-
around zcrU there was quite q la"ge con-
course OF the cold-water knights Of sid
ny Lodge, 10. As. independent order
az Cool Tsmpiar-. NJ Belv!j"rc Han
Friday nieht Much business cf inn
portance Wa promptly ana quickly cie-
patched. and sc.eral favorable reports
upon applications for membership were
submitted AMI acted upon.
The following delegates We're elected 70
represcn' Sidney at District Lodge no J,
which comprises %" cities OF Richmond.
Manchester. Williamsburg, AMI Peters
burg. and tho counties ~ Cumberland
Chesterfield, Powhatan. Henrico, Han
over. New Kent. Charles CITY. Prince
George. DinwiIdie. and James city which
holds it, next session on February 18th
az Belyiicre Hall: Mrs Herbert H..
IIulce. Mrs. T.. Rutherford DOMAIN, Mrs.
George r. Morrlmau. Miss Katie Ball
and Miss Belle Doremus; Messrs. j. G.
Waliacr. Joseph II. Shepherd. Ellis White.
j. g. Smith. and Albert Boshen were Sc
lected az alternates.
Considerable incest has been awaken
ed in temperance circles, and large ac-
cessiCus 10 the ranks are reported from
every quarter Plans for vigorous cam
Uaign have been laid. AMI d battie-royal
FOR homes wives. and children Will be
waged along the whole line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
HOPKINS TO III SENTENCED.
VIII he Hung About Mnrch 18th
First Execution In Twelve Years.

Judge Wickham. OF the County Court,
viii tomorrow at IL O'Clock sentence
Morris Hopkins. the condemned muir
dercr Of Mr.. Parsons, TO b. hung. and,
although nothing definite can be learned
az 70 the date, IL is believed that the
Judge VIII TX either the 18TH or ''th or
March as the time for the execution.
The hanging Will OF course. be private,
but the walls enclosing the JAIL are not
very tall. and the over-curious VIII have
ample opportunity for satiating their de-
sires tor such scenes by securing places
on the adjacent house-tops.
The negro Is almost an imbecile, and
remains at all times in Semi-letharglc
condition lie treats the circumstances
which surround him with stolii indiiior-
cuce. and seems 10 care not whit
whether he is permitted - live or die.
lie seems to be absolutely without
friends. and 10 one Is peuuoning the
Governor IN his behalf.
This viii be- the first hanging In IL
mond since that Of Cluverlus. and the
FIRST AT the County Court house since the
sensational execution in lsS Of Barbara
Miller and Charles lee. the two negroes
who murdered the formers husband.
Hopkins Will be brought into court -
receive the sentence ot death. and VIII
then be carried back TO his cell. where
death-watch viii be placed over him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
CITY-HALL AFFAIRS.
Failure Yesterday Of R. B. Lee and the
American Produce Company.
THE HIGH-SCHOOL GRADUATES.
REORGANIZATION of the Institution
of Learning Mondny-Thc Fcn"odF-
Memorial Mccting-Ncws OF '"o
Several COurt.-Council Matters.

r. II. Lee, piano. and organ-dea'er. AT
No sos east Main street, fled deco VI
assignment in the office Of the Cl'rh VI
the Chanccry Court yesterday h'"''''
Messrs. Sol Cutchins and Jackson h'"''"'
trustees. The liabilities are estimate" W
be about thirty-siX thousand, seven nun
d,ed ard twenty-five dollars. Inc "sSe''
are not given any valuation In the deeu'
i'm which Mr.. Lees wife joins him. MI
~. s,ateq nc the cause of his failure the
general dcprcssiOn in business anu t"0
stringency Of the times. Among the p''
perty conveyed are the iollo"lhB
~ real estate: The lot and improvements
q, the corner Of Laurel and Grace stree's'
Nos. ao6 soS. SO. Sl2, and 3li south H'A''
street. Nos. 533 and $50 Canal BANK "
lot on the east side OF Hickory s"'o'' 90
its intersection with Calhoun 10Y MN,
ing on an alley running p@r"ne' W.
rouebee street. between Cury ana 'ah"l'
house and lot on the west s'de ~ 4, 'I,n
e,root near Preston; lot on idi'"o'i',
street south Of Wallace; Nos -
q2s west Leigh street; no. Iol' 49,, No.
streot. and la2 feet Of ground IN h,H w.
county. at the northwestern Gnu %
street. .,.,.,,Ds
The entire stock Of pianos, orgahs' , ,'"
cal instruments. etc, al No. Nu' cav ''''' -,
including ofiict furniture ana HNt"i 80 -,
all kinds. chooses IN acAoH' az" L.,
of ali kinds are conveyed ~ the u',''
After providing for the Daymen; 81 '','
e,re,sas incident to executing inc t"o''
the decd provides for the pas m'ht Oh "a,
follovinar creditors in the orurt i"i'-.
Iirst Farranl & Votey organ CoIil"nS'
Slcl al second. Mrs. :. II. Harris >"'V,''''
9,hirB First National Bank, 500 ~
zons' Bank. s6.i6s, savings b"HN' 80
Fourth. Title and Trust company ~
Sitter!ing. 500. pr. q. Smi'h' ~ "o'e
aesrega,inE $1,000, holders u'.H n.-,,,I
sixth. Mr.. Mary }. Lee lor "o' ,'r',,t.
money. $4,000 seventh, al o'h~r '''''
tors. ,.,1rs
The American Produce company, OF
which Mr.. X. II. FOX. of this btF' was
tn. manager. yesterday made an aS7'7'-
meut. naming II. st. George 'oaIler ~
trustee. Liabilities are only between 49,, -
hundred and one thous tnd u'h"i9'
Ming Of the deed was the execution 81
an act Of the Board Of Directors OF lhe
company % protect the cre'I'''S. "'tri
the pavneut Of the costs O; eN'cH'ln, '"'
deed. all creditors are 10 *naIe i'ld"i!'
Pubiic-SchooI Terms.
The first term Of the session Of lN''-l'',
Of the Richmond public schools clostn
Yesterday. and the REORGANIZATION Tor 'he
last half takes place Monday There Were
thirtv-nve graduates from me hIGn
school. besides the post-SraduateS anu
those who completed the business course.
Three members OF the graduating 'i'S'
tavo NOT as vet completed their eXami-
r1,ions because Of sickness. Here are
tboso who have obtained graduation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
NEWS FROM THE EAST SIDE.
Many Items Of Interest To Residents
81 Iufinn n nd I,iSe " d

4 donkey PARTY was held at the home
Of Alrs. Nelson. ON tn government road
Monday night last There W re sev raj
prlzas given away after which refresh
meuts were layishiy served 10 the guests
and a real good TIM was had until mid
night. when the m rry party wendell theii
way h0meWarI, much pleased with their
evenings visit. The following comprised
the party: Misses = Nelson, Lille Nelson
Matilda NcVon. Maggie Mays. Cora Cole
man. M3tt- BEDFORD. Emma Wilkinson
Minnie Saunders Miss O'Brien, MI and
Mrs Nelson. and M.ssrs. v. Simmons
Eddie BEDFORD. Bob Lynch. Harvey Mays
". T.. Turner. Henry Leonard. Willie
Iaughton. Arthur Nelson, Stoilie Nelson
and Mr.. O'Er.en.
Misses Eta and Hester Martin rendered
a reception u q number Il thclr friends
Wednesday night last at tn home q
Mrs Bottoms. on Seventh street. Ihos~
present v-rc Misses Eta Martin. Ella
S1mmers. Lille Bottoms, Willie Hicks,
Hester Martin, Laura Whitman. Annie
Tyree Sis Bottoms. Alice Bottoms, Netu-
Cumber. Lula Hancock. ;. Tyre. Messrs.
Henry Hill. L. Taylor. w Tyree. II.
Wilton. j. McCook. 9. Evans. Miles
Bottoms. W. Rock. Waveriy Nuckols'
CliG Hicks and others.
The Choral { MON Singing Society visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Georea Rogers at their
home, on Nicholson street, during the
week. and spent most pleasant evening.
They were highly entertained BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers. and Mr.. and Mrs. Greek
more. The union also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mosby, and had a very pleasant
time.
Mrs. George Maske met with "A very
unfortunate accident some several days
ago. Sh, went into the yard for the
purpose OF closing the window-bnds,
and while in the act of closing them
slipped on the tee that had accumulated,
and fell to the ground and fractured one
Of her limbs
Mr. G. Gllmer left Thursday for thu
northern part of Florida To engage in
raising grapes and early fruits. Mr..
Gilmer H. son of Dr. q. *. Gilmer, OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
FOR SHOOTING \ CONDJCTOR.
4 French Bcnr-Tamcr Arrested for
This Offence.

Royal Hapustc. a Partisan bear-tamer.
was arrested her" yesterday morning. and
q; o'clock ID tho afternoon was turned
over TO Detective G. o. Whitlock. OF
the Chesapeake ana ONO Railway Com
pauy. WHO took the man 20 Charlottes-
VILE
IL Is said that BapuSte. IN company
win e f..Iow-coUutryman. was coming
down tn" James-E4vcr Division Of the
Chesapeake and ONO railway last Mon
day with "a par OF bears. when some
o. the train-men threw coal ~ him.
The fren,hman drew "a pistol AMI fired
ITO the crowd. the ball taking erect in
tho hand OF +. ". Lane. fireman. Rap
t.sto claims that the tralnmen persisted
IN throwing coal at him. and the train
men claim that the shooting was I'M
provoked.
John and Betsy Smith, two small COL
creQ irdlviduals. were locked up ycsteT-
Gay on charge Of stealing coal from
the Chesapeake ana ONO Railway Com
pany.
Thieves entered tho house No. 3l5 north
Eleventh street Friday night. ard stole
two overcoats and two hats from the
hall-raCk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
MOTOR-MAN CAVANAuCu.s CASE.
Tie Was Not tO Blnmc-Thc state
WCnt of a vnsscuucr

"'ht ~ iNsscuper.
The case Of Motor Man Joseph Cava-
naugh. OF the Main-strcet line. who was
| charged with assaul;ing one OF the col
cred drivers for $. II. liawcs 81 Co.
out Of the track when ordered TO do so.
was Investigated by Superintendent Sell
den yesterday. The Investigation de-
veloped that the negro was In fault and
did not make correct statement Of the
affair TO his employers. and Mr. Hawes
expressed himself az satisfied.
4 PASSENGERS STATEMENT
a passenger who was on the car writes
70 the Dispatch: NO blame can be at
tachcd to MIR. CaVanaugh. for the negro
drove on the track at Seventeenth street.
paid no attention 20 the bell and the
appeals Of The motorman. and stayed on
the track until Thirteenth street was
reached At that point Mr.. Cavanaugh
threw a lump Of coal at the negro. and.
fortunately. his aim was true. Then We
were enabled 10 make some Roadway.
Every passenger knows that the motor
man has their lives in his hand. and n
he does not protect them VINO should /.
Tho drivers should be arrested and hned
for blocking the right Of way-a thing
that happens hundreds OF times
SOME EXCUSE.
The cars have the right OF way. but
without reference 10 this particular case,
II should be said that there was some
excuse for the blocking Of the way By
drivers on Thursday and Friday. In
many Instances ii would have been I'M
possible for teams to pull the hills with
ont taking tire car-tracks. Tho sweeping
OF the tracks made the snow on elmer
side Of them all the heavier ana re
oucntly mule and horses in lacking
would Slide several yards. or so down
Not few families would have been WIN
ont fuel Thursday and Friday II the
rule regarding strcet-car r.gnt or way
had been strictly observed. Furthermore
the horses and mules would have SUI
frrel terrihly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
ncnfh of tirs. nnrCh.

Mrs. Ida NJ. Burch. a much-loved and
highly-respected lady, diod at the resi-
dence OF her husband, Mr.. William j.
Burch. in Fulton, Friday evening. after
a long and painful Illness. which she bore
with that resignation and patience which
IS vouchsafed only 20 those who implicitly
believe in Christ crucired. Mrs. Burch,
who was In h-r 29th year, leaves nus
band and three children.
Deceased was daughter of Mr.. John
Smith. for twenty-five years or more a
valued employee Of the city Gas-WorkS.
Her funeral viii b. preached from the
Denny-Strect Methodist church. Of which
She was formerly orsanist. and for years
a consistent member. at 3 o'clock this at
ternoOn. The following gentlemen VIII
act as pal-bcar.:s. J. Doc. Scars. Louis
Washer, Ellicott Hi. Christian Koscher.
Charles Smith. Edward Wade, us.ph
T. Mouutcastlc. Thomas Landcrs.
The intennent Will be at lakewood
Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
The Only Case Way lie Adjusted.

Tn" case of J. y. DAILY, who was ar
rested on the charge Of obtaining 50 from
Mrs r. J. Shea under false rrctenses,
was again called in IN Police Court yes
terdly. and was again continued. this
time until the lith. II is hop Il by coun-
gel for DAILY that the case can be settled
out Of court by re!mbursing Mrs. Shea.
John p. Cooley the negro who was
accused OF stealing n watch from Mr.. ".
VI. Matthews, was sent Oh 10 the grand
jury.
Alien Iackett. the negro charged with
the murder of William Hodges, was, as
predicted In the Dispatch. sat free.
The case Of Eliza Taylor. charged with
stealing "a lot ~ clothing from T. 4.
Aaron. was continued until a." l-th.
-. H. Temple was fined 81 for b ing
drunk AMI disorI rly Thursday evening
on tro,ley-car Of the S-yeuteenth-Stieet
line Temple boarded tn car and re-
fused 10 pay his fare. The conductor at
tempted 10 eject him. and "a lively dis
turbauc@ ensuod officer j. ". RoX was
called on and h placed tho passeng r
under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
HE MISSED HIS SUNDAY TURKEY.
The Negro Took One. But n Load of
Shot Caused IiiE to Drop IL.

About 10 o'clock yesterday morning a
negro thief stole turkey from hook
in front Of the store Of r. y. Luck Il
Brother. and made of with it through
the alley leading to Shockoe slip.
Mr.. j. G. Luck. who was in the rear
Office of the establishment saw the theft,
and, grabbing his gun from corner OF
the office, rushed after the thief. He
called TO him several times TO stop. but
as the negro only ran faster he blazed
away at him. The load of birdshot took
effect in the fleeing individuals anatomy,
and induced him To- drop the fowl, which
had caused the trouble
The darky took refuge In the hallway
10 the old Tobacco Exchange, and was
left there in charge OF several gentlemen,
while Mr.. Luck returned 10 his store to
phone for the patrol. AS soon as the gun
departed. however the negro did like
wise. except that he took an opposite d.
rectiOn. and II Is safe 10 predict that IL
Will be some time before he steals an
other turkey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
PARK Committee TO MEET.
Mr.. Randolph viii Have CONFER
cnce ~ 10 the Plan of Procedure.

Mr. Norman Y. Randolph, chairman o.
the committee appointed by lee Camp
to consider the question Of memorializing
Congress to purchase AppomattoN and
convert IL into a uationa. park. SAID yes
terday IN conversation with Dispatch
reporter that no would call the committee
together On Tuesday, when. ~ doubt
tho plan Of work q tho body would be
arranged
rs for himself he had formed no definite
ilca as 90 what course Of procedure would
be- best. as he had not Yet seen the cor
res1oudeuce which led 20 n" adopting by
the camp Of the resolution authorizing the
committee.
A. Monday night il ladies' night with
Pickett camp. and their entertainment
takes place At Corc0rau Hail. 10 is not
thought that Commander AOrthen viii
announce his committee on the park
movement until the succeeding meeting
OF the camp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
A Child Faithfully burned.

The 2-year-old child of Mr. Edgar
Juetis, Of 80 south First street. was
quite painfully burned late Yesterday
afternoon. While the nurse was out Of
the room the little fellow is supposed
to have gotten too near the fire and his
clothes thus became iGnitol. The child's
clothes were in a blaze when discovered
by his mother. VINO smother.d the flames
as quickly as she could, but not before
the child's left leg was quite painfully
burned. The other leg is also slightly
burned. as is the body.
\ physician was summoned and dressed
the burns The little patient was LETT as
comfortable as possible under the Circum-
stances. 40 serious results are antici-
paied, but Mr.. Justis telcEraphcd 10
Hampton FOR her mother to assist in
nursing the boy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

rIci's church, gave its annual soiree on
last Thursday evening. nj Corcoran Hall.
II was gratifying success. This SO
cioty. formerly Of the St Patricks Bene-
fetal and Social Union. has been increas-
ing In membership steadily during the
past few months.
The New York Superior Council OF the
St Vincent de Paul Society mas sent
out circular 10 the presidents or the
conferences stating that hereafter retail
liauor-dealers will not be admitted as
members.
on Tuesday night. February 18th. the
members Of the Social Home Band. as
sisted by several young ladies, VIII pro-
duce AT 81. Mary's Hall an excellent COM
edy. entitled "a Confidential Clerk Be
tween the acts the Euterpc orchestra.
composed Of young lady pupils of ST.
Mary's Benedictine Institute VIII play
selections.
The Ladies' Beneficial Society or the
Cathedral will meet to-day after vespers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Catholic News Notes.

To-day Is Septuagesima Sunday, and
tomorrow Will be the Feast Of our Lady
Of LOurdes, which was only established
several days ago.
There will be an interesting meeting to-
morrow night Of the McGll Catholic
Union.
The Children of Mary viii 20 to holy
communion In body at the 7-o'clock
mass to-day. and In the afternoon the AS
sembly will receive It's usual address at
81. Joseph's. by Rev. Father Frioli.
The Favorite Social Club. Of st. Fat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
The United states Courts.

Things were duh around the United
States Court yesterday. The judges of
the Circuit Court were in conference.
and there were no new developments
in the Norfolk and Western receiver
ship case one or the next steps viii
be, perhaps. the appointment Of master
commissioners.
The suggestion thrown out by the At
lanta journal that the Southern railroad
uhe recognized old Richmond and Dan
VILE, wants the Norfolk and Western is
not looked upon IN railroad circles here
a. originating in anything tangible or
practical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
r.. y. 4. Meeting.

\ largely-attended meeting of the Ira
Vcl.ers' Protective Association was held
in their rooms last night. An address
was made by Colonel John :. Harwood.
who spoke OF his visit - Washington in
the interest Of the bin permitting rail
roads to issue interchangeable mileage
books and give a greater allowance Of
free baggage. As has already been pub
lished this bin passed both branches OF
Congress. and Information has been re-
Ceiyed by the travellers 10 the effect that
the President has affixed his signature
TO II.
After the discussion OF other minor
matters the post Adjourned TO meet
March "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

This promises to be high day at the
Gracc-Street Baptist church. 1t Is TO be
Young People s-Day all day long. The
sermon this morning will be for young
men. and special invitations have been
given 10 young men to be present. To-
night the topic OF Or. lIatchcr's sermon
Will be '-Thc Elect Woman The boys
meeting. open to the public, will be held
at o'clock this afternoon. and the eX-
ercises promise to be unusually interest
ing. The music VIII be by the boys
chorus. and will be supported by the
organ. piano. cornct, flute. and violin.
Rev l.. K. Thornhill. Of Manchester. Will
make an address 10 the boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
A BIG FIRE ~ ALEXANDRIA.
The Entire Plant Of Cake and
Crnrkrr-Factory Consumed.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, February 9-(Spc-
cial)-A fire tonight destroyed the
large cracker ana cake-factory Of the
George r. IIill Company In this city.
The fire started in the englne-r0om OF
the plant. In consequence Of the large
amount Of snow on the streets the On
glnes were much delayed In getting 10
the fire. and II gained so much headway
that II could not be checked, and The
entire plant was destroyed. The los VIII
amount to about seventy-hve thousand
dollars, partially covered by Insurance.
About 100 hands viii be thrown out Of
enplOymcnt By tho fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Knocked scnscIcss with "a Hottie

About 10 o'clock last night negro
man entered the bar 81 Mr. Bernstein.
on Cary street near Eighth. and asked
TO- q drink. which was refused 4 diff
Guilty ensucd. which resulted IN the negro
being e)ected from the place. When just
outside the door the negro struck Bern
stein on the head with a square pickle
bottle. The bottle was broken IN pieces
and Mr. Bernstein was Knocked sense
less Or. Ross was summoned, and
dressed the mans wounds, which con-
sisted OF a bad scalp cut ana several
smaller cuts IN the face. The physician
does not thinK the man - seriously hurt
me negro made MS escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Mrs. schuttc's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. Caroline Schultz
who died Thursday. took place from 81
Mary's German Catholic church yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock with requiem mass
and was attended by a number of people
which attested her popularity.
The mass was celebrated by Father
Wnlebald. q. 5. b.. and the absolution
was pronounced by Father Welbers, Of
-. Josephs church. who made a few
brief remarks. touching on the beautiful
life of the deceased.
The interment was in st. M1ry's GENE
tory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
HoMitzer Hand Concert.

The HowItzer Band VIII give concert
at CoTcoran Han Thursday night cor the
heueht OF member IN destitute cir
cumstances. Below is the attractive pro-
gramme: l. March, Liberty tells
(SousaD HOwtzer Band. .. Fantascr
for violin, &C.. de Beriot) Professor John
Kesnich. 8. Vocal selection, Imperial
Quartette T. soprano. Horn OF the
Alps" CH. ProachD with cornet obligatO,
Miss Josephine Y. IIarra. .. March.
Manhattan Beach" tSOusaD HoNitzer
Band. D. Piano solo. Gotschalk) Miss
HELEN Flosheim. Z. Selection. ONen-
bachD Howitzer Band. s. Vocal selection,
Imperial Quartettc 2. Song and dance,
sweet Little Daisies" (Sc!tzcrJ Ilowit-
zer Band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Address Before Viu;nu md Mary
Alumni.

Colonel John Il. Cary. Of this city. Is
In receipt Of q letter from Mir II. ID. cole
secretary OF the alumni Association Of
the College II William and Mary. inviting
him 10 deliver the annual address before
the association on the occasion OF the
next commencement. The invitation *
extended by direction OF the Executive
Committee.