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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
MIR. II. c. TimbcrInke Passes Away
Last Rites Over Mrs. Boschcn.

Iust OFcE MRS, hOscben.
Mr.. r. C. TimberlaAe, wen-Known
citizen Of Richmond. died at his resi-
donce, No. 7ol north Twenty-dfth street
yesterday morning at ll0 o'clock, after
long and painful illness. lie was in his
fist year, and leaves wite and infant
and two stepchildren to mourn their
loss.
Tho funeral will take place from his
lato residence at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
Funeral rites over the remains Of
Mrs Johanna c. Boschcn were held ves-
terday morning o.; 10 O'Clock at s.. Johns
German Evangelical church. in the ab-
sence of Rev. L. Menzcl, y. D., the pas
tor OK the church. the services were Cou-
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Moreheai, pastor Of
the seventh-Street English Lutheran
church.
After the singing OF the hymn, "Wo are
Waiting by the River" by Mr.. Charles
il. Phillips. the pastor offered prayer
and next read the buria! lesson from l.
Corinthians, XIV. 20. The congregation
then sang the German hymn. "Chr.stus
der ist mcin Leben."
RcY Mr.. MOrehead then made a few
appropriate remarks. and after he had
offered another prayer, Mr. Phillips song
II WEI Not BE With You AlWays," which
brought tie services al tie church to Il
close.
The interment WAS made I'm Hollywood.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
hearers: McssTs. y. Won y. Rosenegk.
william Rueger John T.. Koehler. VIII
lism II. Zimmerman. Louis Boomln
william Grosser I.ouis Behle, and r.
| Cawthoru.
The remains OF Professor Charles G.
Wight who died at his home in Balti-
more Friday, will be brought here to-
morrow over the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, arriving at
the Union DeuOt at 2:6 p. NJ. and will
be taken 10 Hollywood for interment IN
the family section the funeral having
taken place before leaving Baltimore
The body will be accompanied 10 Rich
mord by Rev. Dr. W. II. Wood, OF the
Frankin-Square Presbyterian ch-..h.
and the members OF the family. who will
be met on their arrival here by Messrs
T.. c. Wight and family, Judge Waddil
| and family and Mr. 5. y. Waddill and
family relatives and connections Of the
deceased. and by Judge George l. Chris
tian; Colonel Henry W W.ngfield. Of
Hanover county and other companions
| and army friends OF the deceased.
professor wight was FdlSen III Tlch-
mond; was the son OF the late John
Wight for many years city Collector,
and was greatly respected and beloved
BY all who knew him. He entered the
| Confederate service from the Virginia
Military Institute az the beginning OF
the war. and served through the war
with great distinction. part Of the time
on the staff Of General Stonewall Jack
son.
Professor Wight was the brother OF
Mrs. Edmund Waddnl. Of Charles City
county: Mrs william B. Groves II Bal
tinore and OF Messrs. John and William
wight Of this city both OF whom. as
has Mrs. Waddill. have preceded him %
the grave. his brother. Willie, having lost
his life in the Confederate service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
TREATED vIRGINIiNs ROYALTY.
Governor Speaks Praises of Nash
yiIIe's Hospitality to His Party.


viIic's Hospitality to His Party.
Governor O'FerraH and those who con-
sttuted his party who attended the Ten
nessee Centennial and the Confederate
reunion at Nashville Tenn. are loud IN
their praises Of the Exposition and Of the
cordially and hospitality they were shown
while they were in the Tennessee metropo-
lis The Governor yesterday said that nc
had had a most delightful trip, and h.
especially compimented the manner ir
which he and his party had been received
wherever they went. On the trip TO A.
Ianta a year ago the Governor said, ne
hal beer welcomed with the greatest hos
pitality. but the people OF Nashville had
10y far excellej those connected with the
atlanta Exposition.
Governor O'Ferrall also felt highly graft
fed that he had remained over 10 attend
al least two days of the sessions Of the
Confederate reunion, and be would have
remained over TO the close had he not
feared that he might break down ply
cally.
Colonel r. z. Boykn. Colonel Louis c.
Barley, General Charles J. Anderson, and
Colonel Jo Lane stern left early in the
week on account OF pressing business. but
the rest Of the party started with the
Governor on their return trip on Thurs
day evening. That evening a stoppage
was made at the Mammoth Cave, which
was thoroughly inspected.
Colonel Fred. Peasants inspector OF
rifle practice, and Mrs. Peasants. who
left Nashville with the Governor re-
mained over in Louisville, KY, to visit
friends.
Colonel John S. Harwocd, chief Of stan
Of the Governor. who also returned with
his Excellency, after speaking OF the nos
pitality and courtesy shown the Cover
nor and his party everywhere during theiI
absence, said that the Exposition proper
both surprised and delighted him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
SiI.ISBUR RY.
Railroad Hands on a. Picnic-Dcnth
of Prominent Man.

SALISBURY. y. c., June 26-(Special)
To-day has been a gala day with the
Southern railway shop hands. The
railway company gave the hands a
picnic. 1t took nine cars to carry the
party. They went up to Round Knob
to spend the day. Nearly eight hundred
went on the picnic. Among the hands
working at the shops are many Rich
mond and Manchester men, VINO, with
their families, have moved here.
Tomorrow at the morning services
will be celebrated the twenty-htth anni-
ycrsary Of Rev. Dr. +. j. Murdoch rec
torship at ST. Lukes church here.
Hon. Samue, Med. Tate died at his
home I'm Morsanton yesterday. Colonel
Tate was one of the most prominent
men Of the state.
Fraley's race-track here is being put
in order for a bicycle tournament to be
held here on July Sth. Many handsome
prizes win be given, and the meeting IS
expected 10 draw a large crowd OF people
from home and distant towns 10 witness
the races.
This place Is fast building up. New
houses are being erected on every side
of the city and at Spencer. In less than
d wear there Will be more than 1000
poop'e living here, thanks 10 the Soa'h-
ern railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27

REV. DIR. BEVERLY y. TUCKER.
federacy through the North, but was
arrested at Martinsburg by Gene
raj Mcclellan, United States army,
and by him turned over 10 Gene
raj Allroy at Winchester. He OBJ
tained a permit from AIiIroy 10 pass
through the lines, but on orders from
Washington, a squadron OF cavalry was
sent in pursuit, though ne succeeded in
reaching Ilnbolen's command, near Har-
risonburg. re entered the service ot the
Confederate army IN Company q, Third
Battalion, Local-Defence, AT the time
OF the Dahlgren raid served with that
command until the winter of ls5i-65, aud
was then transferred 10 the Otey Bat
terry. Thirteenth Virginia Artillery. lie
was paroled with that command at
Lynchburg five days after The surrender.
At the close OF the war lie took up his
studies again. and went 20 the Univer-
sity at Toronto for the session loO5- Is.
taught school in Winchester. Va, from
1866 10 ISL In the latter year he en-
tered the Theological Seminary G I AleNan-
dria. and was ordained deacon by Bishop
JOHNS IN $50. and py.est IN 1876.
FILLED TWO CHURCHES HERE.
For nine years he was rector OF two
churches in Richmond county. and took
charge OF ST. Pauvs church at Norfolk
I'm December. 1sS2. lie has been chaplain
OF Pickett Buchanan Camp. Confederate
Veterans. of Norfolk. since its organiza-
ton. lie delivered poems at the dedica-
tion Of the Otey Battery monument. the
dedication Of the monuments at Glouces-
ter Courthouse and at Portsmouth. and
on two Memorial-days I'm Norfolk. lie
also delivered the ode on VIrginia-Day
az the Columbia Exposition.
Dr. Tucker married Maria. daughter OF
Lieutenant Colonel John Augustine
Washington. of Mount Vernon, who was
aide-de-camp Of General Robert L. Lee.
and was killed at Rich mountain.
REV. JOHN j. LLOYD.
A strong man before the council will
be Rev. John j. Lloyd. OF Lynchburg.
This minister has been remarkably sue
cessful In all branches OF his work. He
is possessed OF rare force and simple
eloquence in his preaching, and his pas
toral work is characterized by his noble
traits and his meek and gody life. lie
has for many years been the rector Of
Grace Memorial church. OF Lynchburg.
and his people would be 10th. indeed.
to give him up. even TO Ill the exalted
position OK Lisbon Rav- Mr. Iloyd was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
TO ELECT A BISHOP.
EPISCOPAL COUNCIL. TO CONVENE
FOR THIS PuRPosE WEDNESDAY.
SUCCESSOR TORT. REY. ]. B. MENTION
Rev. d.. Gibson. OF Cincinnati, Rev.
Dr. Dame, of BnitimoroJ Rev. Drs.
Lloyd and Tucker, of Nirgtnin. Are
Being Tailed OG.

A most important and significant rel
glous cody viii convene in this oily next
Wednesday. 1t viii be o gathering OF
the clergy and laity Of the Episcopal
Church Of the Diocese or Virginia, and
the object OF the meeting is TO select a
Blshop-Coadjuio Tor the diocese, to s1c-
ceed Right Rev. John b. Newton
whose sudden death about three weeks
ago was such shock to the Church in
the State.
Arrangements are about complete for
the entertainment and care OF ;he dele
gates. and II is probable that the con-
vertion. for such Il Will be. VIII oe at
tended by full ranks from the clergy
especially.
Bishop Francis N. whittle viii preside
and will probably read an approp are
euloey 20 his beloved assistant "no 80
peacefully laid as de his Wotk here 70 re-
celve his reverb. when the tnal sumrons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
NEWS OF THE CITY-HALL COURTS.
Mr. Stewart III. Ford Sues for d.
yorce-Other Matters.

A suit for divorce. was fled in the Law
and Equity Cour, late yesterday after
noon by Stewart H. Ford against his
wife. IJoretta.S. Ford Messrs. Edmund
Waddil and Edgar Allan are counsel for
the plaintiff Mrs. Ford Is a daughter OF
Rev. Sam. W. Small. and was Mrs.
Jackson when she met Mr.. Ford. Mr.
and Mrs. Ford were married In Septem-
Der, 1895
Judge Lamb has notified the bar that
the Chancery Court will take recess
from and after Saturday. July 10Th, until
Monday. July 18th; that no contested
papers will be received after Monday,
July 18TH that no papers OF any kind viii
be received after Monday. July 26th. and
that the Court viii adjourn for the term
on Saturday July slst.
An interesting case being heard yester-
day by Judge Minor. OF the Law and
Equity Court, Is that Of 5. NJ. Jones
against j. Ii. Deroyshire.
Mr.. Jones claims 10 hold a note for
s.. .22i endorsed by Mr.. Derbyshire. The
latter gentleman claims that he has
turned over assets sufficient 10 pay the
note TO Mr. Jones. The case has been In
the courts a long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
se,o,-.nnunI Dividends Declared.

The following banks and other hnahclai
,,stttutious of Richmond have declared
sonl-annual dividends payable July lst;
Union Bank of Richmond 6 per cent;
virginia Trust Company 3 per cent; Sc
curitv Bank. per cent: City Bank OF
Richmond, g per cent; Granite Builalng
company. 8 per cent; state Bank OF VIZ
einIa. 9ls per cent; Virginia Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company. 4 per cent
Planters National Bank, per cent
petersburg Railroad Company, $3.50 per
share. Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
sgT0 per share; Merchants National
Bank. 3h per cent: Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, 50 per
share.
A large amount Of money will be put
into circulation when these dividends are
collected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27

the special council in 1884, and the selec-
tion Of Rev. John 3. Newton as Bishop
C0adjutor, was caused by tho fact that
shortly before that time the Diocese Of
Virgins Aad been divided, and Bishop
\ ". Randolph VINO 40 20 that time
had assisted Bishop white. had been
elected Bishop OF the Diocese OF Southern
Virginia
REV. DR.. ROBERT GIBSON.
One OF those most favorably spoken
Of here for Bishop Coadjutor Is Rev. Or.
Robert Gibson. rector Of Christ church.
Cincinnati. This distinguished minister
was nominated for this office in the
council which elected Bishop Newton.
and at that time the charge was made
by Rev. Mr.. Lee that Or. Gibson leaned
toward broad churchmanship. The al
legation was promptly denied, but IL
created q little rifle in the convention.
DR. Gibson is one OF the ab.est Episco-
pal preachers Virginia has sent out in
the past haif q century. He IS a man Of
Cae physique and bearing, OF charming
and lOyab.e manners, and Of broad in
tellect and fine reasoning qualities. lie
Is native Of Petersburg. Va, and son
OF the late Rev. Churchill j. Gibson of
that city. His mother was q Miss At
kiuson, sister Of the late Bishop At
F.nson. OF North Carolina. Rev. Dr.
Gibson IS about II years of age.
and early in life he married
daughter Of Hon a. II. Stuart. Of Staun
ton His wife Is a sister Of Mrs. Hunter
Mcclure. of this city, and he himself
has many relatives now living In Rich
mond.
He was educated at ampden-Sidney,
the Episcopal Theological Seminary. lie
was for a long time assistant to the
late Rev. DR.. Peterkin, AZ st. James
church, here, and went from this post
TO the Episcopal church at Parkersburg,
W. Va. Dr. Gibson remained at his
work IN Parkersburg about ten years,
when he was called to his present church
in Cincinnati. It is said of him that no
minister possesses a more devoted flock
and that h. has no desire whatever 10
leave his people IN the Ohio metropolis.
lie was. al one time. rector of Moore
Memorial church, now the Church Of
th- T-.ir T.a.ts, ol tais ciey.
REV Or. =. D. TUCKER
Rev. Or. Beverly Dandrdge Tucker, Of
ST. Iuke's church, Noflolk who IS tive
preference Of a large number OF Episco-
pall8ns Tor the high Office OF Bisnop
Coadiutor. is well qualified 10 perform
it's duties he is a fine preacher, robust
and strong, of genial, pleasant man
uers. vet thoughtful. prayerful,
and sincere at all times lie IS the pre-
sent chaplain Of the Grand Camp, Con-
federate Veterans OF Virginia. and IS a
native Of the city Of Richmond. In 1851
he went TO England and attended schoo!
in Liverpool as well as in Ncyey Swift
zerland. In December 1852 he left Paris
with HIS younger brother, John Randolph,
and attempted 70 reach the Con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27

Thursday. and Mr.. Brown had just re-
ceived information Of his sons troubles
lie had also received a letter from an
attorney IN Moundsville advising him 20
come 10 that place. but Mr.. Brown said
he could not 60
In his letter TO Mrs. Crull he Gays:
II hope Justice Will be done to the muir
derer. whoever II may be. II Erwin Is
found guilty. he will have to stand the
penalty Of the law, and we cannot help
H."
Mr. Nelson Crull has not yet returned
from West Virginia, but IS expected back
al any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
COLOPED SCHOOLS.
DID NOT OUALIFY.

Magistrate G. c. Vincent, who failed
OF reelection. running fifth on the ticket
for Justice OF the Peace IN Fairfield
District. appeared before Judge Wick
ham yesterday, accompanied by his coun-
scl Mr. William IT, Sands. and offered
10 qualify He had no writ Of election
and the Judge refused TO allow him 10
qualify. The magistrate claims that
the law prescrlbcs that five magistrates
SHOULD have been elected, and as only
four received writs from the commits
sionors. he was entitled TO one. He viii
apply TO the Circuit Court for a writ Of
mandamus TO compel the election COM
miss!oners TO issue q writ to him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27

REV. DR. JOHN K. MASON.
to Bishop Newton are Bishop =. c.
Fcnick, rector of st. Marks church. OF
this city; Rev. DR.. Hartley Carmichael.
or 81. Paurs church. Richmond. Rev. A.
y. kinsolving, of Brooklyn; Rev. George
w. Nelson, Of ST. James church. War
renton. and Rev. Arthur S. LLOYD. OF
Norfolk.
Rev. Or. Dame, Of Baltimore. who IS
being spoken of for the Office, is a native
Nirginian, and brother Of CAPTAIN j..
G. Dame, OF the general passenger de-
partment OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
MIR. Brown Pere Says Justice should
BE Done.

Mrs Sarah Crull, widow OF Mr..
Emanuel Crull. who was 80 foully muir
dored IN West Virginia, has received a
letter from Mr.. Warren Brown, Of East
Aurora. n. Y. Mr. Brown Is Erwin
Rrown's father and his letter is very
svmpatbetic In tone. 1t was written
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27

three bishops. who shall consecrate the
bishop.elect, and one bishop who shall
preach the consecrstion sermon.
About two months viii elapse from the
time when this special council cenyenes
until tho day ahcn the nrvly-elected
Bishop -Coadjutor can be ordained.
THE LAST SPECIAL COUNCIL
The last special council was held on
January 81. 1894. at ST. PouPs church. IN
this city. when Rev. John u, Newton Was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
Lynchburger for Treasurer.

NEW YORK. June 26.--At the Manu-
facturers' Convention to-day Charles W.
Landon. OF Lynchburg. Va, was nomi-
mated for the Office of treasurer. The
nomination will be acted upon By the
general convention Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
BISHOP FRANCIS NJ. wHITTLE.

came. RESOLUTIONS expressing tho gtea'
loss tbe Church has sustained IN iha
ieatb Of ls.shop Newton Will os passed
and then the Couacl will settle down 20
the work Of selecting = succe3sot TO the
lato Bishop-C9adIutor
The council VIII hold 80 SESSIONS IN 81.
tan,,, Toiscops. church. ard Oh datalis
as TO the local arrangements are pelna AT
tended "a b. the rector. Rev. Ni.1am
Mea6e Ci1rke. and committee Whe are
assisting him. Ihe bOoy VIII fe oalle1 10
ORDER promptly At 10 oeiofN, ana lhe
yro,r ha.,.- fts ~'a- "'. b. ~ hlr p"
.an,lf les fs 1ne alteral 1u. Fulie 'r T.
.-onoSsibl. TO speculate ~ 70 VINO VA.
he chosen by The council 90 tris nigh and
important station in the Church, ne iact
,s rot overlooked that virginia has among
her sons several who are deemed worthy
and oapabie Of holding this exalted Of
fce I. win BE- seen that with bishop
white in declining years, the Bisnop.
roeafu-,r will. when this great aad good
man Of God shall have gone 10 ms re-
Md become the head Of the Chu4cn III
Lae Diocese OF Virginia
SOME OF THOSE SPOKEN OF.
Severed well-known and prominent
ministers. come 81 whom reside Ia VIZ
siui1. aud some of whom nave gone
i.om the Mother State 20 preach the
Gospel. have been spoken of IL connec-
tfon with the coadjUtorship. Marked
differences OF opinion appear 70 exist
among ,he clergy 3s 70 what ministers
0g ce placed 10 nomination. or the re-
la.ive strength this candidate or that
VIII develop Richmond herself VIII In
all probability not be liiGer in any
sense of the word. aut indeed. Il looks
now as Il no organization looking TO
the selection or any nan has been set
1r g,iU be set or foot AmorB those
mrs, prominently talked Of here for the
office are Rev. Dr. Robert Gibscn, rec
tor OF Christ church. Cincinnati o.; Rev
Dr. John x. Mason. rector OF 81 An
drew's church Louisville KY; Rev Di
Beverley D8ndriIgo Tucker. rector Of
St. lakes church, Norfolk. Va; Rev
John Lloyd. rector Of Grace Memorial
church. Iynchburg. Va; Rev. Or. W. NJ.
Dame, rector Of Christ church. Balti-
more and Rev. Or. r. II. Mckim. o.
Washington.
CLERGY WILL NOMINATE.
While there Will be Just as many lay
delegates al the Council as ministers, yet
the clergy have, under the canon, the
right to nominate the successor, and
after tho EOmlnation has heth mace
the laity hsye the privilege OF con-
arm!ng tho same. The name OF the
selected ciefeyman VIII then be SUB
roitte1 70 Cha standing committees OF
he various 5ioceses In the United States.
~ his selection is aopr0ved by AZ least
,naiority Of these ccmnittees then
his name Is submitted IN writing 10
The various bishops Of the Episcopal
church IN this country for similar aston.
n thess disuijalfes, or at least ma
1ority OF them. approx. the selection
made ny the Council Of the Diocese Of
virginia. then the name Of the selected
clergyman Is to he approved by he pre-
siding Bishop 81 ,be Church. who Is az
present Bishop Williams. of Connecticut
Then the presiding bishop will designate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
,,or,,nI Reception of Draper.

ROME. June 2s.-King Humbert will
formally receive General William Il
Drauer the new United States Anbas-
saaor 10 Italy. on Tuesday next. June
oath when he will present his credentials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
counci, and Council Committees.

There will be a called meeting of the
Common Council tomorrow afternoon al
o'clock. The following committees VIII
also meet tomorrow: Streets. p. NJ.
Schools. $50 u. NJ; Claims and Salaries,
Up. NJ; Accounts and Printing. $50 +. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
Mark Hanna to speak.

CINCINNATI O.. June e6.-Presldcnt
u. ID. Wooimansee announces that Sena-
tor NJ. 4. Hanna VIII address the Ma
tonal Republican League Convention in
Detroit. July 18Th. lie also reports Hat
tering prospects OF largely attended and
enthusiastic convention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
SCHOOL TEACHERS IN HENRICo.
Brookland District Board Elects
Squire Vincent Can't Qualify.

The following teachers were elected for
the ensuing term by the Brookland Dis
trict School Board yesterday:
Barton Heights High School-Mr. Ivan
stephens. principal; Miss Mabel Gllnn,
first assistant; Mrs. Lula Vaughan, Sc
cond assistant; Miss Hattie O'Bannon,
third assistant.
Branch School-Mrs. y. w. Passmore,
principal: assistant TO be elected.
Highland Park School-PTncipal TO be
elected: Miss Matte Haynes, first as
sistant; Miss Florence Kacy, second as
sistant.
Brook School--lIiss Grace Beverley.
Hermitage School-Miss Bessie Broad
dus.
Yellow Tavern School-Prlncipal 20 be
selected Miss Bette Ragland, assistant.
Anderson SchoOl-Miss Ella Lindsay.
Laurel School-Miss Maud Creddett.
Greenwood School-Miss Pauline Gary.
Holiday school-Miss +. J. Holiday.
Dickens School-Mis5 Laura Bowles.
Frazier School--Teacher to be selected.
COLORED SCHOOLS.
Barton Heights School-W. y. Johnson,
principal; Mildred Grass, first assistant;
Mary Scott. second assistant.
-Four Roads School-R. L. Harris.
Milc-Road School-Arnie Brown.
Mountain Road School-Vlrginia Ran
dolph.
Ncwtown School-Mattie Tyler.
BrOad-Strcct SchOOl-M w Raper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON. June 26.--wea-
lo,ouni ther for Sunday;
IUlUuUl Virginia: Partly cloudy wea.
ther; northerly winds.
| North Carolina: Partly cloudy
weather. with showers on the coast;
northerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27

elected Bishop Coadiutor. lie was or
dained ~ Monumental church on May
iG. 1885,. and entered upoa MS new duties
May 2lst when 10 started upon his FIRST
vistatioa IN The diocese. Tho holding Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-27
Postmaster at Waterford.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-J. Il. Walker
has been appointed postmaster at Water
ford. Va