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Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28

,yor eirta 7 g1aanebsr fben flgbte lea en-.
nlaltlheu "Susoeunen". MaIiInea bar pqret
ern9t meset, iiesH jes III ben, oa ben bar
tiit at ben e., buao ben er goranieret 'or.
Zen a. iolte % gjsr uomRrtet Grbsibet.
1ei Otl nars panielist at fiuoe en- WQoIiins
o. iauims apnIitet Tor ben biuiee gris.
yraatsa setteoe sLl1. cWss SblssS,
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
@isepnfin 1~pbafsmarfeo.

EdgeTton, 24de April 1896
Kun uveSentig Forandring spores paa Markedet
her. Der bar yeret endel opkieb iny Iobak og Hdt
Handel / gammel; men Forretningen er ldetheletaget
bu!le. Sorteret 10 Tobak bragte G5l2, 5&lc; for '94
betsltes JS3c
ugens varIne Regn har hayt en- meget gaynllg Ind.
nydelse paa den nysasede Tobak.
Tobsksaisenaelsen fra denne Station var iugens
Lsb 500 KAISER.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
TD Girfefluffe.

8aitor Satfens Menisbeo uoe paa
8aIbinstOn 8rairie bar nplis f%orifaf'
Jet Jig en- prastis airfeflOffe. Den er
fra Studiteoe Selfounorp, ct. 2ouis,
os peier 1,275 9unp. slf bens Sos
itenoe. iom er npset Oper $500, bar en-
Mano itjeutet Ell Sjeroepart. &elten
er iamlet peo Subfripticu. @ulpet |
alpitetaarnet bar man baftet meb
Sernblif % iaalebes label Sinouerne
Itaa albeles aabne, forat &loffens 2po
life Ital biubres fra at tomme no, men
bsres iaa piot umfrins iom muli9t.
Sorubeu Datum, Wenisbeoens %
Ireltens Iapn, berer ben fclsenoe
~paaitsbte SibeliprOs: "sgre bore
CUB / bet Ssieite".
Menisbeben er Ierbeles pel iornpiet
rreb Den.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
4Grina NcIbtrNtt.

en 1ainmcI Spge, Tom bar iul't 4, A
SGgepratlt len. bar mootdstt ira en- Rj55,rr|
etei en- Spltrt't tor ei cntelt prgtta9ai 3I
phrti8t % permanent iurercr 3Fyta9. errl
iaFrp, altbrra % ale @pgbOmne / 0aiT NJ
ne. Oct er uJiaa ct ppitttut Wtpf rts N
le.le % ale Slags RerueItoc.ier "a ban y,
pets otounoerIi9e he IbreoCuoe Gvus iuf,s
irloc, anier ban bet iom fin Glgta at ma .s
tor line ltoeuoe Weomcnneittr. l,lfpnt.
oeo Snltet ON al liuore DC meuue,aat N
iea lenoe oerue Splfrt'r gratis nj ale i5r h
paa 2ntf, 6ranlt sler GuSrlt mro u,stia
lnshtnaer on. buorleocs bet itil t,btrt,a \
Senoes pr. Bot peo ROotd9elisu al furri
petite Slao. w A. Noyes. $40 PoSes
Rochester, N. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
Grs. Duncan g. ySap,
SanblGaer, iaN irGiies /,

SunolGssr, Ion irGiies i:
Spring Salep 9tinn., 1ite-7oe April.
4Teion, Wlnn, soc, ODE % 10oe g,prlI.
SaJmoHp, Ntiun.. lite, I2te % l3oe gp ril
Canton, YiiuH., l4oe pg 15oe glprIl.
&e 9toh giinn., 17oe % lsoe april.
gSiideu, Soma. 20oe oa 2loe aprll.
Sple. GfiuH, 22oe % 23oe April.
&opRelo. Wgnn, 24oe % 25oe 9lprlI.
SteipartpIle, 9RlHn., 290e % 30te gpril.
2Gueer irRiies uosn Smsris. glt gr.
g laranteres. 52.20tf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28

SpmaIfinen "Suspennen,s ION jes iipbte
ior en- Stuno iioeu, er Ieg mere euo tilireos
meo. Den sipr uomGriei arbeioe ale Sen'
%ieenoer. Srasten par 80 Gents. Yeoer
W~tuutueeW, Sammone, @H.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
THE SANTA MARIE GOLD MINING
COMPANY.

emlee DC quite ct Snneitnert iem 81
oIstl,s ff.tti, "a aarauferes fort % ram
stpsrlaa, es Der bar p9ret ~fuloitGHe'Bt iii''
osr,sot icr Gem % er onbeialct Tenn al re-
,pt,table o. peOerb9itise San'' 0'rn'aer, "a
,,rb afnsr the treasury stock o. santa
Marie Gold Mining Company. Yet CT
mn i @irliumheb, irtt for GirIb, % bar "ore
in sight, Iist en- Gettp.SGrSt al 5 9atn'p'
r,r SnuarS. 9isie sitter uobnees MI toI
Eot hpcr, mel pt b!tpe pGro - hoGr lpi
,siSru al bette 9ar. Yet or bet ~lttrete %
tcoite .Supeimeut, &c Ian 9lere.. 9rolgel'
FMS ncS Starter og Rapport irnot paa an'
mepntna. gerioniige Seirs % aorrclpon'
papcc sUltes.
A. C. Frost & Company,
ilol-11O4 Chicago Stock Exchange Bldg,
o,,a Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
Gpntert.

Gontert.
Scr. SaloOr SaniOn 8ioliniit, Miis
Nura Sliun, Guntralto. Mtiis &ilep,
9ianiItinoe % Mr. q. 6. @aidion.
5enpr, aster / oenne % neite.llse at
sipe en- &affe &oncerter. Den fprite
blep sipet / SecOrab 5reoas giten
ibtleoen. Miis 8enbefe, ben unse
SioliniItinbe fra Niinneupplis, asiiites
rebe osiaa peO beune 2eilisbeb, ps ben'
oes Gpil oaubt lterft 8ifalo cs flere
5remfalbelier liseiOm fsrite Sang, bun
pptraaote i Gpaesets Gpmnaitiflofale.
Sur samle Ben. Sroi. SaniOn, bite
Jig oeune Sang at pare en- liseiaa flor
favorite iom n~pseniinbe t~iblisere.
Sfignt ban ipillebe fore % panitelise
stptter, fulste &ublifum spot meb, ps
ban MATTE buer Gang sioe mere, emo
8rpgrammet lppebe.
Miis 9ora SliOn, bpis pr99tise
altpItemme er blspen bprt flere @anse
Der i Spen, bar aloris iunset beore,
emo bun sjUrbe 5reous Giten. Saabe
be enselite % uOrite Ganse forebrp9
bun meo en- Sorrefibeo Us ct 2lp. lOml
bar i bpieIte Grab tiltalenoe. Sun bar
en- for Stemue % ct a~anofulot 6ores
Drag.
Mr. GlidiDns genpr er spbt fienoi
Der / SDeu. Den er rem, ilnuf os fulo'
tOneube, ps Iubliium bite i'm Eat
nemmeIlsbeo ueo at poe BAN risslls'
Siiato.
Wleo bisie betposlise arGiter os Der
uu9e os flinte Iianiitinbe. Miis &ilel
Der al gpen, burbe &oncerterne faa e
talrist Seiss, buur be bliper sipne.
2prSas often p~Ytraabte 9ruppen
@auton, % psrira bprer Ui, at be til
lteoepGrenoe ale blep inpta9ne al Der
oatre Muiit % Gang, ps mango no.
talte Snite ON, at 8oncertsiperne mar
Uiloe siaite Spen isien.
Zen &eiisrute, iOm er uolast, er ion
iplser:
Ssian, Wanbas 27oe Gpril.
Grsscp, Sirsbas 2Soe Gpril.
2ple, Snsbas 29oe Ipril.
Ct. Gussar, 2borsbas 30te Ipril.
Nortbpooo. 5reoas lite Wai.
Gilbert Sea. 2srbas 2oen Mai.
NOrtbfielo. Manbas 4oe Mai.
Minneapplis. 9irsoas ste @sai.
: 3umbrota, Snsoa9 CITE Wtai.
: Session. Gborspas zoe Mui.
Gesuoen pil iauoiDalisois psia
slutin % Galmar blipe sjaitet.
Yi pil anbeiale bore 29iere at beigs
bisie muifalIte uuoerboloninser. d
/. sr en- biais 90 paroiialo unberbolt
! ming.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28

Spts IMAM sniter iOrite slasIcs 5anb.
lGsearbetoe. bsr man saa til Coleman s.
Zone. aoniOr anpsn 2pr / geit iur 5irlt
''u''paa' GAM. 68,tt2
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28

Manse giper psnse ub, for at oipe
liz islp uo for npsst.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28

Seq, Gopal y. 2laen bar unog O
net, at 2 SLATER Iri me Ststo'lii
glort mig mere 0oot END al aHSsr
Gin, Ieg bar bru9t, % mere cnO ole
ger, Ie8 bar beuueaot mig til. 6cr Il
reoer trocbe jes, at Icg itoo paa y
Hano. Seq bar iammcnIrpm9si al
matIsme, Suoeu par gut, 6Gn3si
Ntaoen par upiriionl. gttrcerns NaH9i
ia9t, leg tunoe ueppe rure mig az
Seq foriD8te be beoite EaientnsNlt'n1
fanot insen 8eorius. Saa r~anNiVa'l
to opsiige Soiiprer; be iorfpsts a' Y
mig for upirfjom 9eper % SbtHli'
ilen bet bjalp Sntet.
On Ben al mig iortaItt, at ban
til 3risune Geiioratlpe, raaotNs mig
til at BRUCE bet, % iagoe srooglaa !
leg life gloroe BET, ptIoe le9 o. :
spnote ics ba at BRUCE 0eniIa9s 4VsS'
! Spbet al Ell ll9e bar le9 bslpoe"s'
20 SLATER toa Gbeuma'iSmeH aISs''
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8eet iioen ies begpHOte nIsO a1'
fproiipe. giouul q.
nnoerRrepet ps besbigtt al mig '
gpril 1895. &. 8. seii
gptarr
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28

WeIf bsr alorig ppbspars
Wenneiter opbolber fig, aar
bpor Der er Gpse.
Or. Sersb i SiterOabl tn
Weooelelie til "6remitriot' rsl
oct 1nberfelbaeiner paa GlpSs
afiat paa Melf, iom bsnioo !
bpor 29rinsspaticnter bulot I'll.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
CHICAGO 2~pGsmarfeo.

o~lTTLE-Tancy beeves .........-.... 4.lOaI15
Ihoice 10 prime. 1900 10 1850 10. steers. ...... 3 ~ 90
Good 10 choice steers, 1900 TO 1900 lbs........ 3 6O-3.i5
Medium steers, lIs0 10 lS00 lbs. ............ 3.4S-3.55
tonnon steers, $50 ,olz0. .............. 5. 2o-3.4O
tttGeIs, fCt to 100 lbs. .........""....... 3.50-3.55
kiockeTs, zoo 10 sDibs. ................... 2.90-3.45
lulls, choice toe1tra. 2.75-3.25
IuLs, poor iogood.. 2.O0-2 20
ttNs and letters extra. 3.50-EO0
loNs, ian 10 choice. ..........""..... 2.4U-3.I 40
1'Ns, pocr 10 good Gamers. .............. ]. oo-2.3 IS
N,slCslNes, good TO choice. .......,.. 4.O0-45 5
CAVES common 10 fair. .................. 1908. 30
ltAassleefs. !. OO-3. %
Aikefs and s~Iringers, per head. ..........,2 ~. OO-4O. %
HoGs-Common tochoiee, av. over go lbs. 3 ga 81
Common 10 choice, zoo TO go lbs. ....,. 8 sO-3 Is
lennon 10 cholee, mixed. ...........,.. !. 4O-S. IS
Choice, assorted, l60 to $50 lbs. 3 10 "a
.'oo hehl TO lO 3.G0-S 10
Common 10 fair light. 80 To le0 lbs. .,..... 3 .50-3 "a
lIkS N'0 .O0-S.; IS
a1AA.. 2 OO-3 70
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
A. C. Frost & Company,
Notwithstanding
minneapolis prossftmarfsS.

s,, <o,cytprer or for siarre Partier; we'd snaasaiA
i'"N -, yytscrpe naturligyis lidl hsiereI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
SUPERIOR MERIT.
Remarkable Curative Properties OF
New Remedy for Indigestion
and stomach Weakness.

Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, new pre-
paration for the cure of dyspepsia ana
the various forms OF indigestion and
stomach trouble, owes its great success
a. q cure FOR these troubles 10 the fact
that il is prepared for disease and weak
ness Of the stomach and digestive organs
only, and Is not recommended or advised
for any other disease. IL is not a cure-all
but for any stomach trouble IL IS undoubt-
eddy the safest. most sensible remedy that
can be advised with the prospect OF a per-
manent cure. IL is prepared In tablet
form. pleasant 10 taste, composed OF
vegetable and fruit essences, pure pepsin
and Golden Seal, every one OF which act
effectively in digesting the food eaten.
thereby resting and invigorating the
weak stomach. rest is natures cure for
any disease, but you cannot rest the
stomach unless you put into IL something
that will do its work or assist In the d.
gestlon OF food. Tha; is exactly what
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do; one grain
of the digestive principle contained in
them will digest $500 grains OF meat, eggs.
or similar wholesome foods: they will
digest the food whether the stomach is I'm
working order or not. thereby nourishing
the body and resting the stomach at the
same time. and rest aud nourishment Is
natures cure for any weakness. In per-
sons run down IN flesh and appetite these
tablets build up the strength and increase
flesh, because they digest fiesh-forming
food which the weak stomach cannot do
they increase the flow OF gastric Juice and
prevent fermentation, acidity and sour
watery risings.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be found
al all drugstores at 80 cents per package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
THE OLD DOMINION.
NEWS FROM VARIOUS POINTS
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
The Cockndc City-Closing Excr-
cises-After Newport News Saloon
keepers-A Marriage in Lcesburs-
The storm Near Fredcricksburg.

PETERSBURG. VA, June l6.-(Special)
The closing exercises Of the Southern
Female College. which began with the
baccalaureate sermon on Sunday, deliv-
cred Rev. Or. w. +. Edwards. at the
Washington-Street Methodist Episcopal
church, were finished with a brilliant en-
tertainment by the pupils tonight em-
bracing singing, music, elocution, recita-
tions. etc. all evincing a high order Of
cultivation. \ large assemblage, repre-
senting the wealth and culture of our city.
was present at both the morning and
evening exercises. which were held in the
large hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The following is list Of the full grad
yates and the medallists:
Full graduates-A. b. degree: Rosa
Irving Baine. Of Petersburg, Va; Nellie
Collins Cooke. Of Petersburg, Va;
Blanche Fleetwood. Waverly, Va
Hibernia McIlwaine Friend. Petersburg,
Va; Salie Maclin Powell, EmpOria, Va;
Emma Letitia Pyle. Petersburg, Va; car
rie May Vaughan, Petersburg, Va;
Louise Watts thinner. Petersburg. Va.
+ AlA 81 hAuhAts- "a HAN i<AtAANA 49, wa
Petersburg, Va.
Medallsts-Mathemat Carrie May
Vaughan. Petersburg Va. Latin. Hiber-
MIA Mel Friend, Petersburg, Va English
history, Louise Watts thinner, Peters
burg. va: moral philosophy. Emma Lett
tia Pyle, Petersburg Va. French Sallie
Maclin Powell Emporia, Va. and Hiher-
MIA Mel Friend, Petersburg Va; Ger
man. Carrie May Vaughan, Petersburg.
Va; natural science, Verge Badger
Slater. Petersburg Va; intermediate
medal. Bessie Gibson Chamberlayne, Pc
tersburg Va; preparatory medal, Lucy
Pryor Friend. Petersburg Eas; piano
music Sallie Macln Powell, Emp0ria,
Va: singing Lizzie Montgomery Leath.
Burkvllle. Va; art. Anna Lee Chambliss,
Durand. Va. elocutiOn. Mabelle Alice
willard. New York city. writing. Hattie
Randolph Jones. OF Durand. Va; primary
medal. Archie Graham Friend, Peters
burg Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
The Prison Association.

The monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Directors of the Prison Association on
Virginia was held at the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association last
evening. Those present II. y. christian
Virginius Newton, Thomas Potts, y. =
Cringan. Roosevelt Page. W. - NHhdihS'
and Thomas PoindeNter. -
The monthly report Of the Laurel IN IN
secretary. showing the number Of boys
now ON the roll l5S. The daily expense
showed a very satisfactory and healthy
condition. while the Improvement o. the
bovs morally. physically. and intellec-
tuaIly bears witness to the good enects
of their treatment, and the wise manage
ment of the institution. A large dorml-
tory. looks feet is now in course OF con
struction. which will be quite an imposing
edince. and will add largely TO the ac-
commodation and comfort Of the inmates
The creek running through the grouhds
has been recently stfaightened anu
proner drainage and promote the health
of the place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
AFTER sALOON-KEEPERs.
Private Detectives al Work i'm New
mort News.

NEWPORT NEWS. June l6.-CSpecial)
A number OF prominent saloon-keepers
OF this city received kilograms last night
warning them to be prepared to meet
charges Of having sold liquor at their
places Of business on last Sunday. Your
correspondent has learned that private
detectives were In the city on Sunday for
the purpose Of determining whether or
not any Of the dealers were selling liquor
on Sunday, and that they obtained evil
dence which will. in all probability be
sufficiently strong 10 convict some seven
or eight saloon-keepersA 1t was also learned
that the detectives who did the work
came over from Norfolk
The contest for popularity among the
lady clerks OF the business establishments
OF Newport News FOR the music-boX, Of
fered by the Daily Press, was won by
Miss Clara Brooks. of the dry-goods firm
Of Griffiths q Lewis, she having received
24254 votes. There were nearly 5000
votes polled in the contest, which has ex-
cited unbounded interest throughout the
city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17

NORFOLK, VA, June 16.-(SpeciaL)-
The contest to-day between Richmond
and Portsmouth was another pitchers
battle. and UP to the ninth inning honors
were even.
Malarkey was i'm the box for the Blue
birds. and his presence inspired such con-
fidence in them that they chirped and
hoped around as II they might at any
moment pounce upon the Changers and
peck them to their own liking. Evans. the
new man secured from Lynchburg. was
in the box for the locals. and pitched
superb game He had the visitors com
pletey at his mercy at all stages, only
two hits being secured off his delivery,
and these I'm separate innings. Not only
the pitchers were in fine trim, but the
men behind them played ball for their
lives, and even If Portsmouth had lost
everybody would have been satisfied with
such an exhibition OF the national game.
For eight innings nothing but goose-eggs
were scored by either team. In Ports
mouths half of the ninth. however. the
balloon went up and took the game from
Richmond with it, In this inning Kid
Mailman went out TO first. and Lefty"
drew base on balls and went to second
on Rollins's single. Joe Burke then hit
one TO Berte, and Rollins was out at Sc
cond, Joe holding his first on "A fieder's
choice. Reiman then hit for single and
Lefty" scored. Hargrove lined out
beauty. and Reiman and Burke scored.
Magee smashed 1t In the nose and
Harry came from first home by clever
base-running. Pete Hall died from third
to first. but it was all over and Ports
mouth was the victors, as Richmond failed
70 tally IN her half Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
FREDERICKSBURG.
The Recent storm-Nnrrow Escape
Newspaper Sold.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. June 16.-
Special -Reports from Stafford and
King George counties OF the ravages OF
Yesterdays storm within the area Of its
narrow limits continue TO come in. While
Mr.. Watson Poyer. of Westmoreland
county. was trying TO ford Muddy creek.
the dividing-line between King George
and stafford counties, his horse and
buggy were swept down the stream, the
hanks OF which are heavily wooded. For
tunately. the vehicle caught in a tree.
and all were rescued. after that water
fell. 4 heavy rain in this neghborhood
to-day seriously nterfered with the har-
yesting OF the wheat crop.
A satisfactory refunding Of Stafford
county per cent brdge-bonds. amount
ing TO $4,000. was made to-day at per
cent. New York bankers took the entire
loan at lOl 3-S.
Messrs ". Seymour White and 4. T.
Embrey. Esq. have bought the Frede-
ricksburg star from r. Il Merchant. Esq,
and will take control tomorrow. The
Democratic policy Of the paper will in no.
wise be changed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
WED IN LEEsBURG.
Miss Florence Bowles becomes the
Bride of Mr.. %. Il. Brcsee, Jr.

LEEsBURG. VA. June 16.-(special)-
The marriage Of Miss Florence Bowles,
daughter OF Major r. l. Bowles. OF
Leesburg. and Mr. o. +. Bresee. Jr., Of
Richmond, took place here at noon to-
day. at the chapel OF the Immaculate Con-
ception The altar was beautifully deco
rated with palms, roses. and lilies. The
bride. who is very handsome, entered the
church on the arm Of her father, while
Miss Jennie Bowles rendered the we'd
ding-march. from LOhengrin on the or
gan. She met the groom and his best
man Ndr c. II. BasshOr of BALTIMORE al
the altar The ceremony was performed
by Father Tiernay In charge OF the
church here assisted by Father Herman.
of Richmond. The maid Of honor was
Miss Sue BOwles sister Of the bride
The church was filled with friends OF the
contracting parties. from Baltimore.
Washington and Richmond. At the con-
clusion of the ceremony the bride and
groom took the 1 o'clock train for Balt-
more and the North. They will reside
In Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
MIR. RANDOLPH's FUNERAL.
Impressive Services mt the Church
of the Holy Trinity.

The remains OF Mr.. Wilton Randolph
arrived in this city yesterday afternoon
on the 2:i5 train. from New York. over
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac road They were met az the depot
by the pall-bearers. whose names were
given in yesterdays Dispatch. and taken
to the Church Of the Holy Trinity. where
the funeral took place at $3.50 o'clock.
The resident surviving members OF Com
pany G.. In which deceased served as
a Lieutenant during the war met at the
church and attended the funeral in
body. The services were conducted By
Rev Mr.. Gravatt. the rector. and were
singularly touching and impressive.
Among the floral offerings was an eXqui-
site Tyre wrought in mmortelles OF Con-
federate colors the chords being Of fern,
and the letter "G' being worked into the
base. This was from a comrade Of Mr..
Randolphs command.
Three Of Mr. Randolphs children--Pey-
ton, Louise. and Wilton-were able TO
attend the funeral having been accom-
panied here by Mr. Willie Crenshaw. The
interment was in Hollywood beside his
wife.
Mr. Randolphs death was as much
a shock 10 his friends I'm New York
as IL was to his friends here His sick
ness was very sudden. and his disease
ran it's course with startling rapidly.
He had been looking and feeling very
well until last Friday. when he COM
planned OF a paiD-in his head. Saturday
he grew worse. but did not consult q
physician. and that night about II o'clock
left his club and went 10 his hotel
Sunday afternoon at o'clock the hotel
people sent 10 his room but as he
seemed to be sleeping it was thought
best not TO disturb him At $50 that
night however. his room was again
visited by one OF the hotel people. who
reported that Mr.. Randolph was looking
very badly He was then unconscious.
and. a physician being sent for. pro-
nounced that he was suffering from acute
Bright's disease. and advised his inn
mediate removal to a hospital. in order TO
secure him the best possible attention.
He was accordingly taken 10 the New
York Hospital. but. despite all that could
be done for him by friends and physi-
clans he died at noon Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
Excursions becoming Frequent.

This Is the season Of excursions. Inc
Sunday schools are having their annual
outings. and so are many organizations.
The school of the Second Baptist church
carried a large and happy crowd down 10
Providence Forge yesterday, whlle the
Hebrew school took several coaches u
Ninita ,,-.
There will be two sunday-school picnics
tomorrow. Randolph-Street school goes
to Ashland Park. and Leigh-Slreet school
to West Point
An al-day picnic will be given at Lake
side Park on Friday, for the benefit OF
the Day Nursery and Free Kindergarten
The tickets include round-trlp on Barton
Heights electric-cars and dummy ana en-
trance 10 the park. The dummy meets
the Barton Heights car a Sherwood PARK.
Tickets are for sale at Branch X Allen
stores. Park-Place Pharmacy, scott q
Kinds: A. A. Scott, Church Hin; ls west
Franklin. so east Clay. Millers drug
store. at Jefferson Hotel. and by ladies'
OF the committee. No tickets Will be sold
on the cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
Pastoral Changes.

ROANOKE. VA. June 16.--(Special)-
The Presbytery OF Montgomery met to-
night at o'clock in the First Presby
terrain church. of this city, and was called
TO order by Rev Is. w Mebane, OF Rad
ford. moderator. Professor Guy. OF Bed
ford City. was chosen clerk. The resigna-
ton OF Rev. y. W. Mebane as pastor OF
Radford church was received. and the
church was cited 10 appear through its
commissioners and show cause why the
resignation should not be accepted A
meeting win be held In Christiansburg
June 9th to consider the matter. and
also 10 make arrangements for the iecep-
ton and installation OF Rev H. G.. Y.
Campbell as pastor OF the Salem church.
The pastoral relations OF Rev. &. -.
Waller with Falling Spring church, Rock
bridge county, were discontinued at his
request. and he was dismissed TO the
Abingdon Presbytery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-17
Election in Amity Lodge.

At stated communication of Amity
Lodge No 76, 4. +. and \. NJ, held az
tho Masonic Temple last evening the Iol,
lowing officers were elected and installed
for the ensuing twelve months: Worship
full Master b. 5. Ragland; Senior war
den. Charles b. Fltzwilson; Junior war
den. Thomas Fraser; Treasurer worship
ful William r. Mason; Secretary, Right
Worshipful william Gibson Jr; Senior
Deacon f. Finlayson; Junior Deacon l.
APPOINTMENTS: Worshipful J. B. New
ell tiler: William Krause, purveyer; MoT-
shipful b. f. Shepperson, chapialn5 " d.
Gilman and Philip hellstern, stewards
Stewards Committee-H. Huber, Nelson
Powell. |. IT. Fraser, T. S. Pulliam, ana
G.. G. Ruskel. ,,,,,,,.
Gibson. Jr., Worshlpful Richard Wagner
and Thomas Jenkins.
Masonic Relief Board-Worshipful Il.
S. Ragland. ,,-.,,t..e,,t
Masonic Section. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
William r.. Mason.