davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
TIMES ARE GROWING BETTER.
President Of the Worth German
I,loyd Talks About the situation.

Mr. August Marquardt, OF Bremen.
president Of the North German Lloyd
steamship Company, arrived in Richmond
last night. and is stopping at the Ex-
change Hotel. He is accompanied by his
secretary, Mr.. ". A. Bothas. This Is
Mr. Marquardt's first visit TO the South,
and his object In coming here Is TO look
over the country and get a general view
OF business prospects. AS president OF the
largest steamship line In the world Mr.
Marquardt has opportunities to under
stand we'll the commercial and financial
aspects of all the nations OF the earth.
When seen at his hotel by Dispatch
man last night Mr.. Marquardt stated
IL 10 be his belief that there has been a
change for the better In business almost
everywhere. and that times were now
slowly but gradually improving He
felt confident that our exports this year
would far exceed those OF last, and that
the prices received for the grain crops
this fall would be quite encouraging 10
the planters. He said that steamship-men
looked for increased traffic, both as 10
freighis and passengers.
Mr. Narouardt stated that his COM
pany was now constructing four immense
boats for the Brazilian trade and two
large twln-screw ships for the waters OF
the northwest. He spoke at some length
upon the necessity or having al srips
competently manned, referring to the as
aster 10 the Eihe, one OF his boats, by
being run into by the Craithe, because
of the very small crew on the latter boat.
Mr.. Marduardt is well pleased with
Richmond. especially the WASHINGTON
monument. the Capitol. and the CITY Han.
he and Mr.. Bothas will leave tonight for
Charleston, S. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
IRXINE'S CASE.
EMPORIA'S NEWS.
The GOld-Brick Cause.-The Crop
Prospect.

EMPORIA, VA, May s.-(Speclal)-The
County Court is not in session to-day.
but Will resume it's sessions a. u o'clock
noon on Friday. the 10th instant. at
which time argument will commence in
the habeas corpus case of Frank l.. Smith
alias Parker. etc. Your correspondent
hears quite a number of your citizens IN
dependent Of the witnesses, Will come over
here with the noted prisoner. All OF our
home people are anxious 10 set squint
al the goldbrick man.
Professor HerHance gave an excellent
Photographic entertainment here nigh;
or two since before "A fIst-ratc audience
for the benefit Of the Episcopal church.
Some OF the selections were very fine and
were literally applauded.
Judge W H. Harris OF Mecklenburg.
passed through here yesterday en- route to
your city.
Mr. Robert Turnbull OF Lawrenceviller
was also here yesterday on professional
business.
Miss Mary Turner left for Petersburg
this afternoon to visit relatives in that
city.
our efficient County Treasurer tod me
that Notwithstanding the hard times and
the near approach Of the election he is
doine excellen,ly collecting taxes.
The farmers tell me that the prospects
for fruit crop are iirst-class.
The wet spring has somewhat retarded
our farmers in their work, but they are
going at IL with increased vigor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09

NO NEW CASES OF sMALL.pOx IN
STANTON.
The Efforts of the Authorities 20
Prevent the Spread of the
Disease Thought to Have Been
Effective.

STANTON. VA, May s-Cspecial)-
No new cases OF smallpox have developed
within the past forty-eight hours. and the
Efforts OF the authorities are generally
believed TO have been effective in pre-
venting the malady from spreading out
side the negro tenements in which the
outbreak FIRST occurred. Barring the in
feetcd districts OF South Green and north
ern New street, where the yellow flags
are out. a stranger I'm the city would not
easily detect that there was anything I'M
usual here. The merchants find the vol
ume Of trade somewhat diminished. but
the people so about attending to their
affairs rs usual. Dr. j. Breckenridge Cat
lett. as a member OF the Board of Health
and as city physician. has worked siren
uously IN treating the cases. fcarlcssly
going In and out among the patients day
and night lie reports some Of the pa
tents as not 50 well this evening. This
does not indicate an increased violence
OF the disease but is rather the natural
and expected development OF the malady
Doe" Fry. the only white person hav-
ine the disease. IS reported 10y his physi-
clans this evening to be worse. and is
very ~.
TAKING DISPOSITIONS.
Hon. Richard +. Byrd. Of Winchester
of counsel for the defence Is I'm the city
to-day taking dispositions 70 be used In
the libel case OF Massey IS. the Norfolk
Pilot.
NEW /. O. O. = LODGE.
Grand-Lecturer +. Il. Branch. OF Peters
burg. Is in the city, and tonight insti-
tuted a new lodge OF Independent Order
or Oid.Fcllows. This second lodge starts
with a membership Of over fifty young
men. and is a splenddly representative
lot Of Stanton businessmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
SCOTLAND NECK MILLS.
Annual Mreting-An Encouraging
Exhibit-EIectric Lights.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. May s.-tSpe-
cial THE stockholders Of the Scotland
Neck Cotton-Mills had their sixth annual
meeting here in the office Of the secretary
and treasurer this week. Most OF the
stock was represented. DR.. T. c. Pugh,
of Baltimore, represented the stock held
by persons in that city. Secretary A.
Mcdowell made his annual report, which
showed the mills 10 be In good condition
and the outlook brighter than ever before.
The value Of the output of the mills since
the last annual meeting was about
5000 The capacity of the mill IN
hosiery has been doubled, and in under
wear increased 20 per cent The mill
now employs l75 operatives. There Is a
large stock on hand. and two frst-class
salaried statesmen are on the road all
the time. covering the territory or the
Southern and Western States. Orders Tor
goods are now heavy. and the manu-
facture for the fall trade has commenced.
Secretary Mcdowell says that IL Is his
purpose to enlarge the capacity OF the
mill by purchasing more machinery, untii
IL will be among the best equipped milis
in the country. The directors elected
were: DR.. 4. c. Pugh, ii. a. Linch' and
J. c. Stoneburner. OF Baltimore; John n.
Vaughan and Z. w. GRANNY Vi MI ioin'
and n. Biggs, w. II. Kitchen, X. {.
Iosev II. +. Hancock, and y. u. Josey.
OF Scotland Neck. The directors elected
Mr. \. b. Josey president again, and
reelected Mr.. a. Mcdowell, secretary
and treasurer. J..
Mr. John z. Miller, OF Baltimore, Is
here on his return from Roper City, where
he has put in an electric-light plant FOR
Mr. r W. Blount Mr.. Miller is making
nroposltlons to put In plant here, and
The citizens are considering 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
COUNTY COURT At Pulaski.
Temporary, hut Very Comfortable
Quarters.

PULASKI, VA. May s.-(Special)-
County Court opened here Monday and Is
stnl in session. This is the first of the
court session here. The MacGill store
house. on Washington avenue and Third
street, has been fitted up for court
house and clerks office. and makes very
comfortable quarters indeed, accommo-
dating, as II does. judge, lawyers, and
people looking on. But steps have already
been taken 20 secure the permanent
courthouse. the site having been selected
Monday last by the commissioners,
Messrs. David Cloyd. Thomas Jones, and
w n. Whitman. They chose the space
between Second and Third streets inn
mcdiately west of the post-ofiice, 'front.'
ing 90 feet on both streets
Judge Hudson is holding court. His
health has been restored.
Hon. Il. {. Kent was present on the
court-grounds Monday; also Judge Ogles-
by, Of Carroll. and others from a distance.
our fields are beautifully green and the
grass furnishes good pasturage. Farmers
are getting on well with their crops
The fruit bloom here is the most luXu-
RANT. fragrant and lovely one known. 1t
IS "A delight TO see IT, 1t Is really "a thing
Of beauty though not "a joy forever"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
GOODWIN FOUND GUILTY.
fonr Years In the Penitentinry for
the Lexington bank Book IL ,eucr

LEXINGTON, May S-(Special)-
bert X. Goodwin. book-keeper OF the col
ldpsed Bank OF Lexington. was to-day
found guilty Of fslsifylng the bank ae-
count Of the Virginia Military Institute
and his punishment iixed at four years lu
the pententiary.
The case WAS resumed In the County
Court this morning and was argued by
the prisoners counsel the Hon. John
Randolph Tucker and Frank r. Glasgow
and COmmonwealth's-Att james
Eumgardner Of Stanton, and David H.
Moore. The raising Of figures In the bank
account Of the institute Was the point
on which both sides threw much stress.
and the banks book were referred to re
peated.y. especially where the prisoner
tad that the raising was done by Fig
gatt. the absconding cashier OF the bank
J. ". McCIung, the book keeper appoint
- by the banks trustee. Hon. James X
EcmOndson. testified that the raised fig
ures were made by Goodwin. and some Of
the jurymen examined these figures and
hsures made by Goodwin before the jurs
feusea for d verdict. Judge Grattan did
not Instruct the jury.
THE VERDICT ACCEPTED.
che prisoners counsel asked for an ad-
;ournInsnt until $50 o'clock. In order 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
ALBEMARLE.
An Orator Chosen-Mnrriage-A Mih-
lister Remembered.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA May o
(speclal)-At the joint oratoricai contest
between Messrs. a. l.. Strobe and W. ~
Allen, medallsts OF the Washington ana
jefferson Literary societies. respectively
of the University of Virginia. Mr.. Strode
was delegated 10 represent the University
Of Virginia in the southern oratorieai con
test at Washington and Lee tnNeisl!
and in the Virginia State contest at ran
dolph- Macon College. The judges were
Professor y. X. Davis. DR.. j. W. Maliei,
and Colonel c. s Nenablo. Both speeches
were highly spoken Of
The marriage Of Mrs. Oiene Grow oi
Wolftown, Va, 70 w. G. Brown OF this
place, took place to-day at the resiuehce
OF the bride. Mrs. Crow is a highiy es-
teemed lady OF Madison county. MI
Brown is successfully engaged IN mer-
camille pursuits, and is also justice OF 'he
peace Of Albemarle county.
DIR. A. c. Bledsoe, Of the Me'hodis'
church, received to-day a handsome goid-
headed umbrella. the gift OF the Young
Mems Missionary Society OF the CumDef-
lands Street church, Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
DA\k lille.
sale of Bank StOck-RumOred
Observation-Disclosures Dcath.

DANNILLE, VA, May S.-(Special)-
W. j. Dance, OF the w. j. Dance Com
pany, of this city, succeeded to-day in
effecting the sale Of GIG shares G62,6cW
OF stock in the Planters National Bank.
formerly held by the estate of W. +.
Cheek. to W. 7. Bethel, i. y. Burton,
and outside capitalists. The price paid
was a good premium. Report is current
that the sale will lead 10 the consolidation
of the Planters National and the Mer-
chants Bank Of Danvile. II is further
reported that the name of the consolida-
ted bank will be the First National Bank
Of Danville. W. j. Dance also closed
a sale to-day of valuable Main-street
property-a storehouse. The purchaser
was Thomas s. Williamson, and the price
paid was si5,503.15.
Mr.. j. Il. Cole died quite suddenly In
this city this afternoon. He was on
the street Saturday. and was taken SICK
Saturday night. The cause Is said 10
nave been pneumonia. Deceased was born
in Halifax county in 1865, and was a son
Of the late Napoleon Cole. He leaves
wife and two children, u mother, and TWO
brothers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
GENUINE CASES.
Three Smnii-Pox Victims Near
uucna yisf1-AecideUt,

BCENA VISTA. VA. May s-tspeciaD
The three suspected cases" nsar here
have been pronounced by the Board of
Health 10 be genuine smallpox. The vic
TINS are way off from the city in the
mountains. and there Is hardly any dan
ger OF other cases. The disease was
brought here by a negio from C.ncln.
nau. who first came TO Roanoke. then
here, and carried II on TO stanton. 4
woman from this place. it is upp-sad.
carried 1t 10 Lexington. The unfortu-
mates are reported as doing well. Tn re
Is certainly no cause for alarm here.
Mr. = w. Stuart, a prominent citi zen
and candidate for City Sergeant. while
stepping from one rafter to another in
an unfinished building to-day slipped and
fell. striking his face against one OF the
taiters. receiving very dangerous lock-
ing wound just over the left eye Or.
Mopp rendered medical assistance, and
at this hour the patient is doing very
we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
A SAD SUICIDE.
4 Richmond County Lady Dro""'
Herself In "a Barrel.

WARSAW. VA, May s.-(SpeciaLl
Monday afternoon the friends ana reia'
tiyes Of Mrs. Z. j. Reed, who resided
near New Land. this county. were sur
prised and shocked by the painful intelii'
eence that she had drowned herself In
barrel of water under the caves OF tht
house. About ten days ago Mrs. Reed
lost her mind. Mr.. Reed being IRON
home. her two boys had guard her vi
10 Saturday night, when their iather re,
turned. ON Monday at o'clock he went
to visit a neighbor residing about two
hundred yards from his home ana re-
turned In about an hour and lay down &c
rest. In short time Mrs. Reed WEN
out OF the house. and had been missing
about two minutes when she was fouhd
drowned as above stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
m ENTERTAIN CORRESPONDENTS
Mr.. Crisp to Make "A Memoriai Ao-
dre.s-The Vnuderbilts.

AsHEvILLE. n. c.. May s.-(Special)-
The Washington correspondents OF the
great metropolitan dailies will, on their
return trip from Atlanta. stop here. The
party will arrive in Asheville about
o'clock in the evening. and it Is arranged
that banquet will be given them at
night al the Battery-Park Hotel by the
citizens. and that a public reception Will
be held afterward The full programme
for their entertainment has not as yet
been decided upon. but they will, OF
course. be taken 10 the Vanderbilt estate
and shown over the magnificent building.
Hon. Charles F. Crisp has accepted an
invitation from the committee in charge
of Memorial-Day services to deliver an
address at the services TO be held here
ON Friday next
The late Melvin f. Carter left life
insurance OF $1,000 in the New York Life
and the Provident Savings companies
George w. Vanderbilt. with his mother.
Mrs. W. Fl. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Bacon. and Miss Sloan. has ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
To Aid n New Church.

The entertainment at ST. Mary's Hall
on Tuesday night for the benefit OF ST.
M.ary's new church was attended by a
large and appreciative audience. The per-
Torrance was given by the Excelsior Min
strels. composed OF the following named
gentlemen: Messrs. A. II. Felthaus, Will
liam a. Sorg w. ii. Felthaus, John j..
Steinbrecher, william y. Beckman. VIII
liam b. Savage, Fred. Ramkey, Charles
Gerrng, Joseph j. Miller. John Baseler'
A. l.. Vonderlehr. Raymond j. Cole.
Frank Newheiser, j. NJ. Harmon. and j.
III. Brantley. The affair was charming
success
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
CONCERT At KEYSVILLE.
An Elaborate PrOgrnmme Well
Rendered.

KEYSVILLE, VA, May S.-(Special)-
The concert by local talent, under the d.
rection OF professor Of music from
New York city. given here last night, was
a grand success. The following pro-
gramme was beautifully rendered: Open
ing chorus, Let the HIS and Wales Re
sound" song, Loves Sorrow" Mrs. J.
O. Shclburne. song. 1T Was II Dream
Mrs q. A. Osborne; piano solo. sweet
Memories" Miss Susie Eubank; song,
"Out on the Deep Mr.. +. II. Osborne;
song. Answer" Miss Susie Eubank
quartette. sweet and Low" Miss Susie
Eubank, Mrs. J. II. Willis, Major j. w.
Morton, and Mr.. I. II. osborne. song.
In Old Madrid" Miss Malvna Eubank;
song, "Ah. So Pure" Major j. W. Nor
ton (encoreO. song, only Dream.
Miss Susie Eubank; quartette, PinsuiuIs
Good Night Beloved; solo. diamonds
or Roses? Miss Jessie Willis; piano duo
the Misses Eubank; song. oh. Promise
Me-" Miss Malyina Eubank; song, MA
drienne," Mrs. &. \. Osborne; song,
"Sweethearts." Miss Susie Eubank ZEN
coreD: finale, Medley Of National Airs"
closing with Dixie; chorus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
A SUCCESSFUL CLOSE.
The Final scenes of the E'~s
Baxaar Last Night.

The Elks' bazaar was brought 10
successful close last night, and Richmohu
Lodge is more than sl,cOo the gamer De-
cause OF the fete. The programme las,
evening was appropriate TO rne hhai
night, and consisted OF recitations py
Messrs. Cohen and Evans, the latter
giving by special request "a Night WIN
the Masons." which was received WIN
loud annlause. A cornet solo with piano
accompaniment was also rendered Dy
Misses Estelle and Helen Florshein
A gold badge. very handsome IN ue-
sign. was voted TO Mrs. Christian EVEN
sen as the most popular married lady a.
the bazaar. diamond ring for the most
popular single lady was voted TO MISS
c. Miller. a boys bicycle was presented
to Master John Angle, and ladys wheei
10 Miss Lille Wise.
An auction sale Of the goods leit on
hand was held. with Mr.. Sol. Wen as
auctioneer, and everything OF saleapIe
nature was disposed Of TO the satistac-
ton Of all concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
MIR. J.F. T. ANDERSON FAILS.
His Liabilities About S11o.ooo-As-
.cts said to BE Sufficient.

In the office OF the Clerk OF the Chan-
Gerry Court yesterday n deed OF trust be-
tween John F.. T. Anderson and Lizzie Z.
Anderson, his wife. parties OF the hrst
part. and Charles L. Williams, trustee,
OF the second part, was filed. The Ia
bilties Of John +. T. Anderson are about
$1,000. $40, 2iO OF which are secured by
collaterals and the remainder is secured
by this deed conveying to the trustee all
OF the real and personal property OF the
makers of the deed.
The trustee is to be allowed 10 per
cent commission for conducting the busi-
ness assigned TO him. and is vested with
authority to sell. publicly or privately,
any OF the property conveyed, and can,
in his discretion, compromise and settle
any OF the claims due 10 John F. T. An
derson.
The claims are 10 be settled according
to their priority in point Of time.
It Is said that the assets are abundant
to cover all Indebtedness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
DIR, Dickinson and COlOred bapttsfs.

The colored Baptists OF Virginia are
holding their State convention at Suf-
folk. Yesterday DR.. Dickinson, in m adj
dress on religious literature, alluded TO
the desire of his own paper TO serve the
colored Baptists, and asked. Have any
OF you anything against the Religious
Herald" A. colored brother arose and re-
piled: II have this against you. that last
year, coming from the Strawberry Asso-
citation to our colored convention some
one asked you where you were going, and
you replied that you had just left the
Strawberry Association and were on your
way to Roanoke TO attend the Blackberry
Association"
DR.. Dickinson replied: II did not say
that, but a Philadelphia brother, my
travelling companion, did say ii, and If
printing what this northern brother said
was displeasing TO you l ask your par
dom"
This seemed to satisfy the colored breth-
rem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
Quarantine Against stanton.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May S.
Especial lowing to the existtnce of
smallpox In stanton the Charlottes-
vile Council this afternoon adopted a
resolution that "ail avenues from staun-
ton be thoroughly guarded by special po-
hcemen, and that no party or parties
suspected Of coming from within fifteen
miles Of Stanton, Waynesboro. and
points from stanton for same number
Of miles on the Valley railroad. north or
south. be allowed to enter the limits of
Charlottesville. unless TO 20 to quaran-
fine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
The HomOeopnthic Club.

The homeopathic Clinical Club met
Tuesday evening with DR.. \. l.. Marcy,
ll3 east Main street. Several members
responded to the roll-call The evening
was made Of special interest by the re-
port OF cases brought out by DR.. +. c.
Williams. other members OF the club
added to the evenings interest by discuss
ing several important cases.
DR.. George l.. Stone was appointed as
essayIst for the next meeting. which VIII
be held in the Office of DR.. L. c. Williams.
SO east Franklin street. the first Tuesday
evening in June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09

OF Harrisonburg. The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. \. NJ. Frazier. of Staun-
ton. Twenty-nin, ministers and seventeen
elders responded at roll-cail Organiza-
ton was effected by the election OF Rev.
William Cummings, OF stanton, as
moderator; Rev. w. c. White. stated
clerk. and Revs. J. NJ Wells and II. II.
Myers. reading and writing clerks. re-
spectiveiy. Presbytery will probably no;
adjourn before Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09

Mr.. F.. II. Aull, president Of the South
Carolina Press Association. was In At
lanta last week. looking over the grounds
of the Cotton States and international
EXPOSITION. The South Carolina Press
Association has accepted the invitation
to visit the great fair during October A
great many OF the press and editorial
associations OF the different States con-
template similar trips. and 1t is probable
that most of them will come to Atlanta
during October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
\ big BOnnnzn lowed In.

NORFOLK, VA. May S.-tSpecial)-
The American ship Big Bonanza. Captain
Bergman. which sailed from Baltimore,
on the I'D Of last March for San Fran
cisco. has arrived in Hampton Roads.
in tow of the tug PennwoOd. The Big
Bonanza was spoken on the 81 Of April,
in latitude 81. north, longitude 81.
She had lost her jib-boom, and fore
mast. and fore and neutrality-suspicious.
masts. Since the last date she had not
been heard from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
Morganfcld's Clothes and Nous
tache.

Morganfield. the train-robber. has been
suppIied with a nice. striped suit OF
clothes. He has also been deprived OF his
moustache, and is now an occupant OF
Mr.. Lynn's hospital, with good pair
OF crutches as his closest companion.
The Superintendent will find job for
the Aqua Creek celebrity just as soon
as he Is able to do any work. The man
leg still lacks a good deal OF being well.
and n NAV be some time before Morgan
fields talent can be utilized for the bene-
ut OF the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
A Norfolk Assig n m ent.

NORFOLK, VA. May s.-tSpeciai)-A
deed OF assignment has been admitted
10 record from Il. Brownstein. dry-goods
dealer. No i26 Main street. 10 Judge
Thomas III. Wilcox. trustee. Liabilities
about $4,000. The store was taken charge
OF by Deputy-City-Serge Quinn. under
number OF judgments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
for UOIIyvOOd's Day.

There was n joint meeting yesterday
afternoon Of the Hollywood Memorial As
ISOLATION and the Juniors for the pur-
pose of arranging the details of the OBJ
servance Of Memoral-Day. The stand
ing committees for the year of the senior
organization were announced. The ser
mon on the occasion Of the memorial Sun
day services will be delivered at the
Seventh-Street Christian church by Rev
H. c. Garrison
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
The NnrshaIl-strcct Revival,

The protracted meeting at the Marshall
Street Christian church is growing in
interest. Rev. Mr.. Garrison. the pastor,
who is conducting the services, is preach
ing wholesome and practical sermons
Last night there were two additions to
the church. Song services commence at
1:ij o'clock, and preaching at SIS O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
Medical Examiners at Work,

The State Board OF Medical Examiners
were in session at the Capitol through
out yesterday. and a number or students
were examined. The entire class consists
Of nearly 100. Of which three are colored.