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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
TYROLEAN QUEEN MATINEE.
This Pretty Fantasy to he Hepcnted
ut the Academy This Afternoon.

That remarkably pretty fantasy Inv
Tyrolean Queen" will be performed at
the Academy this afternoon by the
original cast and chorus for the beneht
of the Old Dominion Hospital The seats
will be put on sale at the box-ofiice TINS
morning, although "A great number nave
already been sold by the lady managers
who have the entertainment In charge.
The Tyrolean Queen" Is an opsretta
In four acts. The libretto Is by Mr. AT
thur w. French. and the music By MT
Charles +. Benson. As produced at the
Academy on Easter Monday II was de-
lightful success. From beginning 10 end
the stage was a blaze Of perfectly har-
monized color, whilst the music has
abundant tune and animation. II was re-
plete in swelling stage crowds. In bud
ding beauty, in dazzling richness. In va
riety OF costumes. and in every sort OF
equipment Of brilliant picture. The cast
was thoroughly competent and handled
the book and the melodies brightly
smoothly. and easily. Mrs. May Tslley
will again direct the opera. Several at
tractive numbers will be given between
the acts Of the opera. Messrs. Shackel-
ford and Jordon will play some banjo
selections. Mr. and Miss Tompkins Will
perform n guitar and mandolin duet. Mr..
George Carter viii apear in some OF his
amusing representations, Miss Mayme
Leahy will recte. and Miss Isa Smith
Will sing "Will Ny Dream Come True?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
SAD AND SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr. W. X. samuel Carried on by
stroke of ApOpIcxy.

CLIFTON FORGE, VA. April Do
Especial THE sad and sudden death OF
a stranger at the Hotel Clifton here ola
Thursday night has aroused the sympa-
thy OF the community. Mr. ". r. Samu-
ell. a gentlemanly. middle-aged life-in-
surance agent, representing the Ger
mania Life-Insurance Company, has been
stopping here for several days. WORKING
his business He registered from George
town. Ky. After eating his dinner he
went 10 his room, saying he felt badly.
In a few minutes he called for the pro-
prietor. Mr.. L. +. Davis. and asked him
70 send for a physician. In about fifteen
minutes DR. ~. II. r. Miller was at his
bedside. but he was unconscious and
breathing heavily. The Doctor pro-
nounced his malady apoplexy. bled him
several times with but little effect, and
used several other means 10 restore tbs
patient. but with no result, except per-
haps. to prolong his life for several
hours, and about O'Clock tonight he
died, without having regained conscious
ness.
Two unsealed letters were found In the
dead mans pocket. which were written
half an hour before his death stroke
one addressed TO his wife at Payne's
Depot. KY. in which he told her he
had been feeling quite unwell all day
moping around. and would 20 to bed and
write more this evening" He closed the
letter with several affectionate messages
10 her and others, presumably hts chill
dren. The other was q business letter
to Mr.. J. w. Graves, manager Germa-
MIA Insurance Company. Box ls3. Rich
mond. Va. referring &c his business
prospects and work he expected TO do
tomorrow.
The proprietor 81 the hotel. the physi-
clans. and other citizens paid the sufferer
every attention. and Rev. T. W. Mac
Corkle, the Presbyterian minister. at
whose church he attended services. called
and prayed at his bedside. Nothing more
could be done except TO telegraph the
sad intelligence TO his wife in Ken
fucky
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
.sAPPHO- by SCHOOL GIRLS.
4 Delightful Presentation mt the
WomnU's College Last Nif 1t.

The presentation by the young ladies'
OF the woman's College last night Of the
charming ciassic-historical play. sap
pho" was witnessed with evident plea
sure, interest. and appreciation by
large audience OF friends OF that educa-
tional institution.
4 number OF the prettiest Of the stu
dents took part. and in their acting dis
PLAYED considerable ability for amateurs
Miss Minnie Grant. a tall and gracefu'
brunette from North Carolina, made
quite, a success OF the character OF sap
pho. the Lesbian poetess. wsile Miss
Edna Williams. as Phaon. a LesbiAn
youth. infused much spirit and interest
in the play The part Of Damophyla, one
Of sapphos pupils. was sp!endiciy es-
saved by Miss Alice Morgan. as was thar
OF Eriana by Miss Lucille Hamlet The
attendants were Misses Fannie Prichard,
Susie Cowell. and Corlnne Harne. three
OF the prsttlest young ladies' IN the
school. Before and after the play there
were mandolin and guitar duets oy
Misses Fannie Pricnard and lola Pay
seur Miss PrichaTd also sang solo
and Miss Bessie Bell Davis reeiied WITH
charming effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
GENERAL WRIGHT At LEE CAMP.
Graves at Appomattox 4" lie Mark
,a-icstcr from Or. IIogc.

sG-ieatrr from Dfs b'~''
& feature OF the meeting of Lee Camp
l.t rfrht was the app arance in the
,au of General Marcus j Wright who
addressed the camp General Wright
stated that during a recent visit OF
N..rr George -. Davis 10 AppomatioN
courthouse ne was shown by an old citi-
I'm a little Confederate cemetery where
,..r. buried the remains az nineteen un-
known Confederate dead. \ single board
marked the spot 1n.s so touched the
3lajar that be had suggested that the
rt-Ie hurying-ground b. swardei. and de-
,.-nated hy a simple bronze tablet at
.4erel 10 a large boulder. For this taulet
Major Davis had written a beautiful in
s-rp.i0u.
General Wright stated that he came TO
lee camp. an organization known
fhrouehout the length and breadth Of the
land. and asked that they take charge
~ this matter and see that Major DAVIS
suggestion was carried out
Acting upon what General Wright had
stated the camp appointed General
Charles j. Anderson. y. Y. Randolph
ana Colonel John Murphy a committee
cn Tie memorial Ii will take about Si.J
o. do the work. and about 50 has al
ready been raised.
s,afor Davis is the Federal officer IN
has already eudeared himself 10 the
camp ~ his many acts OF Kindness 10
the organization.
TIE HOUSTON TRIP.
An invitation WAS received from the
Interstate Drill ard Eucampment COM
grittee inviting the camp 20 visit Memphis.
Tenn. on May 10th 10 18th. also. various
orders ana circulars from the head
quarters ~ the United Confederate Nete-
rms. giving Information IN reference 10
the reunion az Houston, Tex.
q beautiful letter was read from Di.
Hore expressing his regrets al his IN
ability Co accompany the camp 10 hons-
ton TIE Doctor was compelled. by an
ercarauant previously made, 70 decline
TIE Invitation % the camp % b. their
guest on the occasion referred %. Ills
decluatlou is matter Of great diSap-
pc.ntment % the camp.
Messrs =. Leslie Spence, J. :. Van
Horn. John Murphy. james T. Ferri.eT.
and John ". Warren were appointed q
committee O. arrange Tor the visit %
Hood's Texans on the occasion q their
reunion az Gaines's Mil June sth next
SONS or VETERANS.
Colonel Thomas =. Pollard stated iha,
the Sons ~ Confederate Veterans woald
celebrate their second anniversary on May
frfh. and has appointed a committee 10 se-
cure a speaker for that occasion. lie Re-
oucsiSd the camp - appoint COM
fnlttee % cooperate with The Sons. The
request was granted. and the following
named as the committee: John l. Laugh
Ton yr. and George ". Libby.
Commander Gray presided AZ the meet
lrr which was throughout one Of IN
usual interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
FOUR CARS JUMPED THE TRACK.
Two Men Injured While Removing
the Wrecked Cars.

BLACKSTONE. VA, April e5.-(Spe-
al)-Four cars Of an east-bound freight
train jumped the track yesterday morn
ing about eight miles from this place.
The main line was blocked until late
this afternoon. The west-b0und passen-
ger train, due In Crewe at II 80 \. NJ,
was delayed four hours. No one is re-
ported as being hurt.
The wrecking-car arrived at the scene
soon after IL occurred. and was engaged
In moving the wreckage. when some part
OF the cars braces gave way. causing II
10 turn over. Mr.. Jasper Wells. the road
foreman OF engineers. was caught under
IL; also, a negro section-hand. both OF
whom are reported injured. At this hour
II is impossible to learn the extent Of
Mr.. Wells's injuries DR.. w V. Atkins.
OF this place. was telegraphed for, and
started at once for Crewe 10 assist the
company's physician. Or. !. ". Bryant,
in attending the unfortunate men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27

dents Of william and Mary College. ana
will ftly celebrate the day. The 18TH OK
May will be honored yearly By the Az
ISOLATION for the Preservation OF VT,
gin,n Antiquities as the day upon whicn
the first colonists OF Virginia landed
upon our shores.
The ladies' OF the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities nave
been Iaboring for most worthy object
for over SIX years. They have accom-
plished much. but have heavy RESPONSE
biItes. and all who can aid their cause
that OF keeping alive our historic past,
and preserving our ancient landmarks
by purchasing tickets for this excursion
should be quick 10 do so. The ladies'
wish all who go TO be comfortable.
Tickets are for sele at West. Johnston
e. Co.'S: at MorrIs's. on Broad street
and by the ladies OF the Central Com
mittee and Directory Board OF the AS
ISOLATION for the. Preservation OF Viz
ginia Antiquities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
COLPORTERS' WORK.
MANY FAMILIES DESTITUTE OF
RELIGIOUS LITERATURE.
These are Supplied without Regard
To Race or CoI0r-Chiidren's-D
Programme Elegantly Prepared
Bicycle Craxe in Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. VA. April 2s.-tspe-
cial. 1.-The Baptist Sunday-Schooi and
Bible Board. OF this city. OF which Rev.
J. NJ. Pitcher. ID. d., is the correspond
ing secretary. at the last meeting author
lied the appointment OF four additional
coIporters. Two them have already been
appointed One. Rev. K. -. Boatwright.
the father OF the president OF Richmond
College. will labor in Bedford and Camp
bell counties; Rev. j. W. Cooper VIII
labor In Roanoke. Montgomery, and Pu-
laski counties.
Mr.. James T.. Spencer, colporter or this
board, has recently canvassed Greeres-
vile county. Is now In Prince George,
and will soon enter Dinw.ddic. with In
structions to thoroughly canvass that
county. The colporters find many families
destitute OF the Scriptures. and even
more destitute OF all other religious lit
erature. They supply the destitute with
out regard to race, color, or previous
condition Of servitude," or denominational
proclivities.
THE PROGRAMME.
The Children' shay programme. TO
which reference was recently made In
this correspondence. has been elegantly
prepared by Miss Winston. Of Norfolk,
and printed for the Sunday-school and h
BILE Board by Messrs Fem and owen.
and will delight the Sunday-school
people. old and young.
Or. Pitcher is now receiving and ming
orders for them. he has just completed.
and Is writing letters 10 every church
and pastor connected with the Baptist
General observation-disclosures l,ED ana
1900 letters. DR.. Pitcher left to-day to
attend Sunday-school convention at
Bethel Church. In Accomac county.
EXCHANGE OF PULPrIS.
Rev. Mr.. Stickney. rector 81 Monu-
mental church, Richmond, and Rev. John
Ridout. rector OF Grace church. IN tnis
city. will exchange pulp!ts on sunday.
Many Of the young ladies' OF this city
can be seen daily riding their bicycles on
the parks, and among them are some
very graceful riders.
Blandford Lodge. No. 3, OF Masons, OF
this city. is said TO be one Of the Oldest
lodges IN this country working under It's
original charter. This lodge was charter
ed in 1851 by the Supreme Lodge OF
Scotland, and the old charter IS well
preserved.
Mr.. Park Jones. Masonic lecturer,
was In the city to-day, after visiting the
lodge in Dinwiddie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
star. 10 Play Randolph-Macon.

The Richmond Stars play with Ran
doiph-Macon College this afternoon at
Ashland for the second time. The game
will be called at O'Clock. Robertson
will twill for the college boys. while
wi,hers will be in the box for the stars.
The boys from Richmond were VICTORIOUS
In the last game played.
They will line up as follows: Thrope.
catcher: wlthers. pitcher: crostick. short
stop: Ford. FIRST base Cox. second base:
Frosst. third base: Laushton. centre held
Holland. left aeid; Anthony. right feid and
pitcher: Davis. pitcher: Wells. catcher
Wilson. fielder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Case. Hcforc the Justice.

In the Police Court yesterday Lee Par
ker (colorcd was sent TO Jail for ninety
days for stealing a pair Of shoes from
Wingo. Elicit & Crump. and In addition
thereto security In the sum OF 500 ~as
required Of him FOR twelve months
For assaultiug and threatening 20 shoot
Arlna Davis Mary Williams (cOlored)
was fined $50.
The sum OF $40 and costs was what Il
cost Wilson jackson for Shaping Char
l0tte Pollard three times.
An assessment OF s. was made against
J. ". Stubs for working mule with "A
sore bach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Secnud Trial of smith.

The second trial Of Frank lockwood
smith. the gold-brick swindler. which
bas been necessltated by the inaction Of
the Jury that spent week fru!tiessly
celebrating on the offence Of which they
believed him guilty. will begin May Hth-
There is no apprehension of trouble IN
securing jury in the county. Mr. l.
o Wendenburg. counsel for Smith. says
that he will probably renew the app!ica-
ton for bail for his client at an early
date.
Little Mary Catherine Whitley, the
Henrico waif. has been given 10 Captain
Anthony. OF Henrico. she was turned
over 10 him yesterday by Sheriff solomon
ON order Of Commemorative Attorney
sands. and be took her al once 10 his
home. where she will be cared for as an
only child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Council Committee Meetings.

The Council Committee on Water held
n regular session last night. and transac-
ted routine business. The i-inch water
main on Coutts street, was ordered 10
be extended from Fifth TO 81. pauVs
street. and the superintendent was d.
rcctcd TO lay an s-inch main on Tenth
street. across the Canal TO Byrd. In order
To provide that section OF the city with
a suficlency Of water.
on motion OF Mr. Mouatcastle. II was
decided that all laborcrs be allowed to
stop work on Saturdays at { o'clock T..
NJ from MAY list 10 October lst
\ larger connection with the water
main was granted 10 the ~. Joseph
Asylum, on Fourth and Marshall streets.
Only routine business was transacted
by the Committee on Second Market last
evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27

bradley leads In the race for
the lady's cycle. Mr.. Louis SieEle
continues 10 hold the largest mum.
Der OF votes for the gold locket presented
by Mr.. J. +. koher. the jeweler. and
Master u, II. BEDFORD, Jr.. r. leading the
contest for the baby carriage.
Tonight ut Mrs. J. b. Angles booth the
lace handkerchief and the parlor rocker
will be awarded to the winners In those
raf'ics Chris. Evensen Is serving n de-
licious supper IN the restaurant at a very
moderate charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Rctrcat-for-thc- Excursion.

The arrangements have been about per-
fectcd for the excursion TO be civ u 70
New York May 10Th FOR the benefit OF
the chlldrcn's ward at the Retreat FOR the
Sick The party VIII be chaperoned by
Miss Betty Ellyson and Mrs Rahm. ana
VIII leave here at 3 =. VI. via the Chesa-
peake and Ohio for Newport News. where
they viii take tho elegant new steam
ship jamestown. which will put them In
New York the next day about noon. The
rate Of $50 FOR the trip includes m a s ana
statc-roOm on the steamer and seven
days board AT the Hotel BRISTOL The
ladies hope those who contemplate taking
the trip will send their names 70 the ke-
treat az once. so that accommodations
may be engaged ahead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Mr.. Stici<ncy Going 30 Petersburg.

Rev. Fenner :. Stickney. Of the Monu-
mental church. has accepted an invita-
Ton Of the local council Of the Brother
hood Of s.. Andrew. Of Petersburg 20 ad-
dress a mems mass meeting in St PaUrs
church. that city. Sunday afternoon.
His pulpit viii be supplied in the MonU-
mental church. both morning and after
noon. by the Rev John Ridout. Of Grace
church, Peter burg. who though young
man has made "a most enviable reputa-
ton as an able preacher Of the Gospel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
p...,-,c. sku,e and Good Music.

An elaborate and attractive entertain
meat has been planned 10 take place at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall next Monday evening for the benefit
of Broad-S;reet Methodist Episcopal sun
day-schoo, The programme VIII include
the performance. by talented amateurs
OF the amusing comedy, "Deestrick
Skule" and numerous vocal and instru-
mental selections by weli-known local
musicians. The entertainment viii COM
inence promptly at O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
.no,,.r uol,-spir,t Conference.

Another meeting OF those Interested In
the Uoiv Ghost convention. will be held
nex, Monday afternoon at o'clock IN
the parlor OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. 1t is intended TO continue
those meetings weekly until the conven-
ton takes place. which will probably be
some time in June.
These meetings are open TO every one
who feels any interest In the object OF the
convention, which ~ TO become better
acquainted with the Holy Spirit and
His work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
LAST NIGHT AT THE BtzAAR.
A Fine Attendance and Many At
,racffons-Hesuit of Contests.

The Elks' Bazaar aitraete- another
large crowd las, night. The star NUS
- (.l,,h save A charming concert during
49, ssyiy nar, Of the eyen!ns and about
ssi.,v rotu,es danced 10 The inspiring
.-.t,s ~ professor Stems orchestra.
me silver handled umbrella ssd fancy
anna '',s were RATED on az Mrs. Bra
zcsrs table. captzrn Frank " Cunning
ham winning the former article. Ans AT
Cnasls~ watson GTyner, the latter
Az charles r. I>oefiier s'iii LEAFS u,e
contest FOR the gold badge Mrs., =, II
Tpfs Mira W. r. Rrazeai. aLa NJ.
cars. Eyensen have an e1usi num-. s..e.
o; votes for TIE lacy's ozose. ~.
yo.p poo Anrts heads the list OF con
tss,An.s fer the boys bicycle. Miss Grace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
An Assignment in Grcene.vine.

EMPORIA. VA, April 2s.-,Speci'll.--
n. H. Somner a merchant doing busl-
ness at Slippers. In this county. as
signed a few days since. The deed was
recorded In the Clerks office here a
day or two since. Liabilities, S,2%.o.
assets. only small stock OF goods.
MIR. ". Samuel Goodwin is named ms
trustee. The creditors are principally
Richmond and Petersburg merchants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Ctose of Icirb-Strcct Meeting.

DR. Broughton closed his meeting at
J.cigh-Street BAPTIST church last night,
and leaves this morning for hts home in
Roanoke lie preached twice a day for
two weeks TO large congregations, ana
there were about 900 conversions.
Or. Broughton remarked TO Dispatch
man yesterday that he had never con-
Quoted a meeting in which there was
more earnest personal work. and 1t was
practically all done by members OF the
Young Peoples Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Final cyrunasiun Exhibition.

The Young Mems Christian Association
Han was filled last night with an APP
prsclatlve audience 10 witness the final
gymnasium exhibition of the season 1881
lsaj. The programme as published In the
Dispatch yesterday, with the exception OK
the high kichsng. was faithfully anu
splend.dly executed. and fully evidenced
the excellent training that the scholars
have had. The result OF the contest VIII
be announced IN few days, and the
dir,lounas ava -flci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Drowned While Intoxicated.

HEATHSVILLE. VA. April 25.-(Spe-
ciai Jon last Monday nighr Sam Jones.
a young man Of this section. attempted
10 cross Hulfs creek. in this county.
while in an intoxicated condition. His
friends endeayored 70 dissuade him from
the attempt, but with no avail His boat
fioated ashore next morning, with no oc-
cupant save jug Of liquor. His friends
made search for his body with the result
that yesterday they found IT In a cove
OF the creek. He had been working across
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Denconess and Trained Nurse.

The new deaconess OF 81. Johns church
Is 70 be a trained nurse, and Will devote
her entire time TO the work OF the pa
IRISH. The expense Is 10 be met by IN
divldual members Of the church, and viii
not fall upon the congregation. This
move win be a great benefit TO the poor
and needy OF the parish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Shoc-DenIcr Leaves the city.

Mr.. Harry Rosen. who conducted
retail shoe-store at No. 1918 east Main
street. has closed up his store. and LETT
the city. He has presumably gone 10
New York. from which place be came
20 Richmond last February. Mrs. Phiilp
Marks. of No. 1917 east Main street. Is a
sister Of Mr. Rosen. and when seen by n
Dispatch r porter last evening denied the
report that her brother had left many Tn
paid debts here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27

Mr. Charles &. Bcllenot. Jr.. a we'll
known young man. died At his mothers
residence at 80 o'clock yesterday. after
lingering Illness Of about fifteen
months lie was the eldest son Of Charles
G. Belienot. ST. so long engaged In the
engraving and die-siuking business Re
was kind 81 heart and generous to a
fault. lie leaves wife and two chill
dren. The funeral will take place from
81. Peters Cathedral. and the arrange
ments for the services will be announced
lotg-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
mr.. Hitting nj the Second Church.

Or. W. c. Biting. OF New York. will
preach at the Second Baptist church Sun
day, morning and night At night the
sermon will be In celebration OF the an
niversary OF the Young Mems Missionary
Society, OF which Or. Biting was an
active member during hts residence In
Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Inst Oncrn of the Season.

The last theatrical engagement, and
with the exception Of two or three con-
c-rts. the last attraction Of the season.
will be THE Isle Of Champagne" in
which Thomas Q. Seabrooke will appear
al the Academy for three performances
next Tuesday and Wednesday. The sale
OF seats opens today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Meeting of the Comm n n derry.

There was a well-attended meeting last
night Of the Commandery OF ST. Andrew
No. u. knights Tempiar. Three knights
OF the Red CroSs were received. PAST
Eminent Commander Frederic or en-
wood. OF Norfolk. made an official Visit TO
III con, N q Nor,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
Fell and Broke His Leg.

The ambulance was called to Seven
tenth and Cary streets yesterday after
noon at 6 O'Clock TO a man named W. y.
Knight. who had fallen of horse and
broke his leg just below the knee. Dr.
Luxford set the fractured limb. and the
man was taken 10 his home. No. 90
Louisiana street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
se creek. and was returning home. when

tbe creek. and was returning home. wneh
the sad affair happened.
Our farmers are very busy Just Mt TINS
time tnking advantage OF the me
weather which has prevailed for some
time. for planting cantaloupes and othef
early spring truck.
The new Methodist Episcopal church
which Is about completed, and the Ma.
sonic hall. which is being rapidly finished
aeS.j very much 10 the attrac'iyeness
OF our little town. The church Is the
pre.tiest piece OF architecture TO be seen
in our whole section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27

on the 18th OF May rext the Ladies
OF the Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities will have an ex-
cursion TO jamestown. on the steamer
Pocahontas. They viii be met on their
historic grounds BY the faculty and STU