The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
PRESBYTERIANS TO MEET.
The Burned Depot al DBDltalta 10 BE-
Rebuilt al Once.
WARRANTSF0R BALTIMORE BALL HEN
a Well-known Lady Has Leg Ampu-
tated-To Weldon To Marry, but Not
an Llopcment-Nindow for II.
Joseph's Catholic Church.

PETERSBURG. VA, April Especial.
East Hanover Presbytery which begins
its spring session In Tabb-Street Presby-
terrain church. Of which Rev. J. W. Rose
bro. ID. d., is pastor. on next Tuesday
night at o'clock. VIII be composed OF
about forty or nfty ministers. elders. and
deacons.
The opening sermon win be preached by
Rev. r. Il. Howerton. OF Fredcrlcksbury.
Tho infisters Of this presbytery are Revs.
G. II. Reade, d. d.. Moses u. Hogs.
d. d., W A. Campbell, d. D.. James
Little. James y. Smith. ID. d., r. A.
Fair. @. r.. Hyde Robert r. Kerr. ID.
D., j. Y. Fair -. D., J. Calvin Stew
art. Of Richmond. II c. Brown. OF Old
Church. Va. James A. Waddel. ID. D.,
OF RoNhury, Va; J. W. R01ebro, ID.
D., Of Petersburg: H. Il. Jones. Of san
Marno. Va. $. *. Wnn. OF Petersburg:
r.. j. Epes. Of Blackstone h. II. Howl
son. of Fredercl shLrg. Charles t.. Van
Houten of Manchester. Thomas Hogarth.
of Jarratts. Va; j. h. Hernie. OF Amelia
e.. H.. A. II. Saunders of Fredericksburg:
w. G. Buchanan. Of Naeoya. Japan: Wall
ter $. Buchanan ~ Richmond. James
J.. Cook Of Richmond. Rev G. NJ.
CAunley. OF BALKAN. Va: Rev. $. Gordon
Hutton. Of Crewe.
\ special train OF twelve coaches ar
rived hero this morning en- route for tho
North. having on board three hundred
and nifty persons. who We're returning
home from St. Augustine. Fla. where
they have been employed IN the Ponce do
Leon Hotel.
BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.
Miss Maggie D0dson. q Young lady, re-
siding ON west Washington street. was
quite badly bitten on the ankle and foot
yesterday afternoon hy dog which Is
supposed 10 have been mad.
The passenger and freight depot Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company,
at Disputanta which WAS destroyed hy
fire last night mention OF which was
made IN this correspondence. caught fronr
a detective fine Freight ID the value Of
about one hundred dollars was destroyed.
In the depot was the office OF the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company Tho loss
Is i'm the neighb0rhood OF two thousand
dollars which IS covered by insurance.
The building is 10 DE rebuilt at once.
THE BASEBALL ROW.
The game Of ball yesterday afternoon
between the home team and the Baltimore
nine. and the row which followed has
been much talked Of here to-day among
the "cranks." Deputy High Constable Pil-
low left here this morning for Norfolk
with warrants for the arrest ot Doyle,
Kelly. and Budio, three of the Balti-
more players. Tho charge against Doyle
is for lighting and creating disturbance
on the baseball grounds last evening.
Kelly and Brodie are charged with en-
I In, f.lff a d
tel.
Mrs. George Rodgers, of Prince George
county. who was taken % the Home for
tne Sick on last Sunday afternoon. To
have her lex amputated. underwent that
operation TO-DAY and az this writing she
is doing well. The operation was per-
formed by Drs. r.. d. Mcllwaine lI. g.
Leigh. Sr., S. W. Budd, J.. w. Hains. OF
Petersburg, and Dr. Daniel OF Prince
George county. Mrs. Rodgers. is mother
OF Mr.. J. II. Rodgers a wcll-knoWn cot
ton merchant. OF Pctersburg Mrs. Wa
verify Daniel, Of Manchester IS her daush-
tor.
MIR. James Bozel, a member of the hre
department.. and Miss jeanette Hays
daughter of Mr. Titus Hays. of This place,
left for Weldon n. c., this morning 70
be married. This was not an clopement.
llf. ST. D. iihllf Nl 'Att@ 'r''''sf '4 80
the city to-day.
Mr.. W B. Dyson. weli-known mer-
chant of Chester, was on the street TINS
morning
some months ago two figured windows
were ordered for ST. Joseph taihohc
church. These windows have arrived
and been put Id place one IS donated ~
Mr.. Henry Roper "to tho glory or Goa
and I'm honor of Cardinal Gibbons and tho
other I'm memory Of Miss Lizzie bannan
and Mrs. Kate Griffin. donated by Mis'
Elizabeth Bannan and Mr.. Griffin.
AMATEUR TALENT.
There was large audience at the
Academy of Music tonight Co. witness the
rendition OF the Cautata Ruth by some or
petersburg's amateur talent for The pehe-
nt of the Home for the Sick. The cantata
was given under the direction or airs. WI
liam Il. Hill. and was admirably rendered
The cast was Naomi. Mrs. j. Harvey
plair. Ruth. Miss Matte Br0ckweh, hoaz'
Mr.. T.. W. Butcher. orphan. Mrs. charles
y collier. fsraelltish Woman Miss SUSIE
Mann. Jewish Maiden. Miss Mary A'
Mann. Jewish Maiden. Miss Mary VI.
Dornan. Messenger. Mr.. Robert Sties'
E.irst Reauer. Mr. Harcourt Lees; ASSIST
ant Rcaper. Mr. Hugh Smith sefm-cho'us
~ reapers. somi-chorus OF binders. semi
horns ~ cleaners. full chorus OF Israeli