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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
AT BEiCH.
The Pine Woods Laid on In foma"'ic
Tathwaysa Great Attractions

VIRGINIA BEACH. VA, June al,
though IT Is still early IN the $500 V,niio
June mas been unusually cooli Nhsln
Beach has already had many VISITORS anu
both al the Princess Anne and al me IN
verncss. tho guests have much ehloyeu
the various entertainments PROVIDED lor
them.
me pine-woods. laid off In romantic
pathways. with here and mere lus,,e
seats. contains in It's depths a picturesque
saltwater lake. with a bridge ana poSts.
The air Is perfumed with health-glVlng
odors of the resinOus trees. the VITA
roses grow on the banks OF the lake.
These walks offer a pleasing variety 10
the shoals and bicycle rides along the
seashore. where The beach Is Ike d hoor
for many miles.
Sitting on the wide piazza of the lnver-
ness Inn. looking out over the silver sum
mcr sea. and watching the happy chill
dren at play on the beach, II Is hard 10
realize that here on the sand lies the
broken mainmast of the Dictator
wrecked on this shore in 1893. .
At the Princess Anne the tgure-head OF
the Inflated ship is preserved. and here
and there OF the beach are fragments OF
the hull. half buried I'm the sand.
The Virginia Beach railroad runs sew
eral trains a day to the Beach. and the
arrival Of these trains Is always an event
az the guests are brought quite TO the
doors of the hotels.
one advantage OF this resort IS the eve
ming train from Norfolk. which Is very
convenient for tho beaux of the gallant
old town. who are able 10 spend their
evenings at the Beach and return 10 the
CITY before midnight. refreehed IN
vigorated by the sea breezes n smiles
Of the young ladies'.
Among those registered at the Inverness
from Richmond are Mr.. A. NJ. Seldom and
two children. Major and Mrs. Otway s.
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee valentine,
and Miss rutherford.
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MRS, sIZFR'S PUPILy.
A Most Pleasant Entertainment for Nc1
Tuesday Evening.

Tuesday Evening.
An event which Is anticipated very
| pleasantly by those who hold invitations
TO IL. is tho musicale to bo given by the
| pupils Of Mrs. Sizer's class.
The Time Is Tuesday night next. june
18th. and the place is the hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Sixth and Main streets.
Mrs. Sizer has prepared a carefully
chosen programme. which includes vocal
and instrumental music, and her pupils
have been industrious'y preparing TO give
rood account Of themselves on this occa-
sion, as follows:
PROGRAMME.
Part I.-Entrec-March. First piano
Miss Oracle Woods: second plano, Master
Sam Goldback.
Piano solo. "Nocturne'' (wely). Miss
Mabel Jones.
Ouartcttc. "Danse Americaine' Baker.
First piano. Misses Oracle Woods and
Master Irwin Kaufman; second plano,
Miss Mabel Jones and Master James
Gates.
Piano solo. ia Gazzele.' op. %. Cwol-
IonhaupO. Miss Esther Thalhimor.
Vocal solo, (solected), Miss Stella Co
hen.
Piano solo. "Marche de Concert" Op.
10. WollenhaupO. Master Charlie Paul.
Ouartcttc. "Danse EcOssaise." (Baker).
FIRST piano. Miss Nina Thalhimer and
Miss Lottie Falchoner: second piano. Miss
Daisy Goldback and Master Sam Gold
back.
Piano solo, "valse Caprice" CNewland).
Miss Rosa BlocS.
Vocal solo (sclectod), Miss Oracle
Woods.
Ouartett,. "Valse.' F-mai.. Maylath).
First piano. Miss Mabel Jones and Mas
a.. T.,,ar Gotar. rrnap1 HfnnN Mics era
Gle Woods and Miss Julia Andrews.
Plano solo, "Valse de Concert (Mat-
ted. Miss Florence Cohen.
Part U.-Piano solo. "Marche Hon
graise" (KowalslD. Miss Resale Thai
himer.
ouartet,e. 'Radieuse,' (GottschalO.
First piano. Miss Florence Thalhnmer
and Reta Goodman: second piano, Miss
Katie Chernault and Miss Etra Kelley.
Piano solo. Las R~amaeuX." Op. $50,
Oeybach). Miss Sadie Thalhimer.
Vocal solo selected. Miss Essie Caron.
Piano solo. Last Hope (~Gottschalk).
Miss Minnie Hessburg.
Piano duet, March Brilllante." (Mc-
Henry. First piano. Miss Florence CO.
hen; second piano, Miss Rebecca Hell
stern.
Piano solo, "Whispering Winds Op.
IS. ~(WollonhaupO, Miss Josie Cohen.
Piano solo, (a), "Stelluzza' tkohtskl),
Do, "Nocturne." Op. 81. (c). "Etude."
on. %. No. Q Chopin Miss Rebecca Hell
stern.
Vocal solo (selected), Miss Wilma New
man.
Piano solo. (a). Song" E-maj., Op. 80.
~. Spinning Song" Op. CT CMendels-
sohn). Miss Kate Chernault.
Quartctte. Awakening of the Lion"
OKolling). First piano. Miss Essie Caron
and Miss Rosa Block: second piano. Miss
Lille Block and Miss Ruby James.
Miss Jennie Frank. Of Albany. N. Y,
who is visiting Richmond, and who Is said
TO have a pleasing voice, will sing at the
musicale.
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Addresses hv the Mayor and oihers-A
German in the Evening.

OXFORD. v. c.. June 2j.-Special-
The celebration at the Orphan Asylum
yesterday was a success. The attend
ance was large, the crowd numbering
about three thousand. The address OF
welcome was by the Mayor Of oxford, j..
c. Biggs.
Dr. kilgo. Of Greensboro. delivered the
Grafton Of the day on the subject. North
CaTClina-What 1t is and what II can be-
advocating in strong terms addltlohal
taxes for public schools His address was
able and entertaining. ovincins deep
study. The orphans gave a very interest
ing entertainment IN the afternoon.
The cattle show was a very attractive
feature Of the day. \ prize was awarded
to the finest COW, which was voted TO
Mr.. Thomas Winston's COW.
The german last right In the armory
was a charming occasion. \ large mum
ben Of visitors were In attendance.
The dance was l.d by Mr.. Hugh skinner
with Miss Patiie Crawford. OF Williams
ton. The following couples participated.
=. c.. Lands with Pattie Lou Jones. of
Henderson: Henry Strauss and Lila Tuck
er. Of Henderson; Leak lands and Char
lotte Young. OF Henderson: Curtis Gary.
OF Henderson. and Embra Morton, Of
Henderson: sydney Cooper and Christine
Crawford. Of Winston: Brooks Parham
and Miss Richardson. Of Reidsvnlc. Or.
Davis with Miss Alice outlaw. Of Wind
sor N. c.: John Garden. OF Henderson,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27

Tenders It's Employee a p~icnic-Death OF
Col. :. McD.Tatc.

SALISBURY, y. C., June Especial
To-day has been a. gala day with tho
Southern railway shop hands. The rail-
way company gave the hands a picnic,
which If took nine cars TO carry. The
party went up TO Round Knob 10 spend
The day and returned az night.
Nearly eight hundred went on the pic
mic. Among tho hands working at the
shops are many Richmond and Manches-
ter people. with their families, who have
moved here To live.
Tomorrow at the morning services Will
be celebrated the t~wenty-hfth anniver-
sary of Rev. DR.. T.. j. MurdOch's rector
ship at ST. Lukc's church here.
Hon Samuel Med. Tate died al his
home, in Morganton. yesterday. lie Will
be buried tomorrow. Colonel Tate was
one Of the most prominent men Of the
Fraley's race track here is being put
IN order for a bicycle tournament 70 be
held here or July Sth. Many handsome
prizes will be given, and the meeting IS
expected TO draw a large crowd of people
from home and distant towns 10 witness
the races.
This city IS fast building up. New
houses are being erected ON every side
Of the city. and AT Spencer. In less than
a year there will be more than ten thou
sane people Twins here. Thanks to the
Southern railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
BOTH HAVE FRIENDS.
ABOUT A STAND-OFF BET"
ELLISON AND TYLER.
In and Around Chase City-Crop Prospects
ExcelIent-M Many Gussts ~
Mineral Hotel.

CHASE CITY. VA, Juno ".Especia !.
Tha Nautical contest has not attracted a
great deal OF attention In TINS county
Ellyson has strong supporters ana 50
has TYLER for Governor. The former 10
better known and enjoys great popularity
here.
cron nros is are excellent for wheat
and oat. while corn and tobacco are
growing well and being thoroughly Gull
tivated.
The educational advantages OF TINS
place have been increased and now Pro-
lessor James. principal OF the Southsiue
Academy. is having the building repaIr-
ed and improved for the approaching
session.
The excellent hotels. mineral waters
and healthy surroundings here, are at
tracing many visitors.
At tho Mineral Hotel are Major II. A..
Myers. Washington. D.. c., DIR. j. -. tlI-
ten and family. Louisburg, n. c. w. J.
Long. oxford, A. 5. Wootton, hlnSton.
Or. J. S. Bizzell. Goldsboro. Isaac W..
Pennick, Lexington. Ky, r. II. McGuire'
Mrs. SouthalI and Misses Roberts Klch-
mond.
Mr.. w. d. Partln. formerly OF Rich
mond, proprietor OF this hotel mas great
Is improved and beautified his buildings
and grounds. and his guests rapidly re-
cuperate from the use Of his waters.
At the Bennett Lithia Hotel are regis
tered K. V. Gaines. Charlotte; Walter A.
Watson, Nottoway; Miss Lucy Il. WI
liams. Warrenton. y. c.; Mrs. a. ID.
Samuel. Lynchburg; Captain l.. c. West.
and wife. Southern RAILWAY. .liss Kate
Daweese. Kansas City; George c. Friend
and wife and Miss Ella Gibson, Rich
mOnd.
This hotel has been enlarged and nicely
furnished. and provides excellent water
for the guests.
Mr.. +. NJ. Fry. manager OF the JET
ferson Hotel, Richmond. with his bride.
arrive here yesterday on a visit to Mrs.
Or. Henry l.. Burwell. sister OF Mr.. Fry.
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RrieLt Little Child Dead.

ASHLAND, VA, June 26.-Special.-Lit-
tie Fannie Fox. two years Of age died to-
Gay at the nome OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fleming Fox.
The cause Of her death was dysentery
from which she had been III Tor about
two weeks.
Playful. pretty. and unusually. bright,
she was an exceedingly popular child ana
the idol OF her father and mother.
The news OF her death will carry sad
ness TO the hearts of many IN Ashland
and Richmond. where her parents are well
known.
The burial will take place In Woodland
Cemetery at 5 o'clock tomorrow AFTER
noon. Tn services Will be conducted Dy
Rev. DIR. Howison. OF the Ashland Presby-
terrain church.
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Committee on Health.

The Council Committee on Health met
AZ IL o'clock yesterday morning with the
following members present. Mossrs. Bur
tol chairman, blanks, Hawkins, Moore
and Williams.
The pay-rolls and accounts were ap-
proved.
The Committee agreed TO meet next
Wednesday evening al s O'Clock 10 con-
slider tho ordinance concerning the crea-
tiOn OF a street cleaning department.
Mr.. Burton who was appointed Il COM
mittoe TO see the Auditor in regard 10 the
date Of beginning the business year re-
ported that it began on January lst. and
hat the appropriation would run out all
right.
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with Ida Gregory: Robert fowe,i Oh
Henderson, with Mrs. DusenperIy Oh So"e
cord; James BrOdie with Ben lho,po' y.
Oak Hill; Wade Britt with ANNE p1o,n'
Iverson Skinner OF Wilson. and Lulie
Riggs. ]. G. Riges with Carrie Lawrence;
II q Williams with Willie skinner;
Frank TAYLOR will Fannie Gregory.
The stays OF the evening were Messrs'
Lssslter. Harner and McNair' or zen
derson. and Msssrs. Lipscombe and Gar
man. Of Durham. The chaperones were
Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. Chapman ana MIS-
HCnrY Hunt.
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FOREST mn TIUDETILLE.
The Programme Presents a Pleasant III
version for Summer Nights.

Forest-iIm Park. one OF Richmond's
most popular suburban resorts. VIII bloom
out tomorrow night as q fuii-ledged
vaudeville certre.
Tho natural beauty and adaptililty OF
the park have LEM themselves lake TOT,
est. hillsides. aud alto the scheme, ana
the result Is one OF the most cntrmlnsly-
arranged amusement resorts "lthln reach
Of Richmond and Manchester.
The biiou stage has been erected on lhe
edge OF the lake. facing the slope on a
hin. uuon which seats for several tNun-
sand people have been built me uf'aa-
ing-rooms are situated az the extreme
upper end Ol tho lake. ana the pet.yiNH-
ers. together with the orchestra ana h'as'
band. will Toe transported Boy water il "
gondola. amid IL grand display "a nre-
works and c0lOred lights.
This feature will Doe spectacular IN the
extreme. and the effect. viewed by the
audience from their seats on the hillside
Will no doubt be very beautiful in ltse.i-
Upon arrival OF the gOudoli no the stage
landing the following speclalties VIII De
presented. all of which have been spec
cialiy engaged for the weeks hlll. ana
all OF whom are wel-knoWn performers
I'm the ranks Of vaudeville.
The Verdi Ladies Qu4rtette, DO a huuNh
Of negro melodies and popular conlpo-
sitiOns. These young ladies are sald 10
be very handsome and % possess voices
@ a4IkM NNAtAANAAAWAis AAfH N|HI ~ HE'
mond from keith's Fhiltoelphla) Thea
tire, and next season. as during the past
they travel with Denmln Thompson
Sunshine In Paradise Alley Company
\ special feature will DE ~'1anllcau,
Americas cOmi0ue COniurer. with ofl-i-
nal and new magic novelties, Miss ihlld.
May. soprano ~s0loi5t. Miss Maud tdswell
and Arthur Arnold. the eccentric accro-
battle duo. Miss Caswell performs some
OF the most wonderful acrolatic and
trick tumbl.ng. assisted by Mr.. Arnold.
who rs billed as the funniest n most
original a~crobatic clown. Their act Is
one OF The strong features Of the bin.
Miss Jessie Macdonald. in popular songs
and the les Noutcres.' LolO and George
from the Alcazar Theatre. Paris, are &C.
centric singers. dancers. ana comedians,
who have been enthusiastically received
az the most popular roOf-p1rdcn ana vau-
deville theatres I'm his country wherever
they haV appeared.
New novelties will be introduced during
the summer; a change of programme each
night. and OF performers weekly. and a
special matinee for ladies ana children
every Saturday a. 4 y. NJ.
Tie programme o. 10 D. pres nted In a
clean. interesting and varied ann n
the plans 80 far arranged bespeak a most
enjoyable diversion during the sultry
nights Of summer.
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1NIII sassHssss % -' 80
In the above table the county OF Pitt
sylyania Is only credited with twenty
five delegates, i%nasinucii as three dis
tricts. entitled 10 fifteen delegates, which
are situated too far from the railroad.
could not be heard from last evening.
II is expected. however, that these nf-
teen delegates will also 80 10 Major ~
Ter.
n is understood that a majority Of tho
delegates of Alexandria City Will 70 Tor
Tyler and the delegation from Frederick
county and the city OF Winchester. al
though u~ninstructed. are also clnimed
10y Mf. Jyler's friends.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
As the contest for the places subject
10 the nomination by tho state Convex
ton progresses. the position of Lieuten-
ant Governor seems TO increase In i'm
portance. AT FIRST there was hardly any
mention Of candidates made. but recently
several names have been brought into
prominence.
State Senator Edward EchOls. of Staun
ton Is we'll thought of by a good many.
while other names have also been brought
into prominence. \ good many of the
free silver Democratic are in favor Of
putting a man on the ticket for second
place who is well known for his Populls-
Tie views. In their opinion SUCH Il man
90 +NNN'A -'NHHA N6E NFNH' NRNNN+ -FNs
tho bill.
Others have mentioned the name of Col
onel A. :. Ruford. of this city, while again
others think the second place should be
given TO Mr.. j. Taylor Ellyson, If he can
not secure the nomination for Governor.
The eighteen delegates from the city Of
Alexandria have been instructed 10 vote
FOR their townsman. James n. Cation. a
prominent lawyer. while the people Of
tNIA rlnFfa- aaHafr Ia.fra fInf fhAIT NlA-
pie bring Major Richard Y. Gaines TO
the front.
FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
\ red-hot fight may be expected for the
Office OF Acknowledgement. While the
friends Of the different candidates make
various claims as 20 the incliuatiOns Of
the delegates already elected. the fol-
lowing delegations only have received
positive Instructions from their consti-
tuents as TO how they shall vote:
For Major X. Taylor Scott: Amherst
county. 10: city OF Roanoke. 20. Total. 81.
For A. J. Montague: Henry county. Il;
Piitsylyania county. %; city Of Danyille.
II. Total. 90. The fifteen delegates yet
20 be heard from In Pittsylyania county
will also very likely 20 10 AIr. Montague.
Mr.. w. X. Alexander: Frederick coun-
ty is: city Of Winchester, Q. Total, q.
For Judge william III. Mann: Appomat-
toS county. g
For +. II. I4assiter: Prime George
county. 8; city Of Petersburg. u. Total,
p
For George j. Hundley: Amelia county,
7.
II is understood, however. that the
friends of Mr.. w. X. Alexander claim
for the latter twelve OF the twenty dele
gates in Roanoke city. one district in
Floyd county j. said 10 be for Mr. Mon
tague. n the delegation Of Carroll coun-
Is. while not Instructed. is said TO prefer
Mr.. Montague.
The delegation Of the city Of Lynch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27

Ends in William Cutshaw's Death at j.. VI.
WagOner's Hands.

TAZEWELL. VA. June 26.-Special.-
About y o'clock Wednesday, near Cedar
Bluff. this county. two white men. ]. l..
Wagner nj William Cutshaw, became
involved In "A difficulty over "A woman.
which resulted in the death OF Cutshaw at
the hands OF Wagner. with d Winchester
rifle.
The men were employed at the saw-mill
or Adams Brothers. Wagner is from
North Carolina. and Cutshaw from Ohio.
Cutshdw boarded with Wagner.
On being ordered 10 leave by wagner.
he refused. whereupOn he was killed.
The woman was WagOners wife. Wag-
oner made his escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
ANOTHER BICICLE FACE MEET.
That of the IEdepen ent Cycle Club at the
Exnnsitinn Eace (nmrse.

An event which promises to be Of more
than ordinary interest TO the wheeling
public of the city OF Richmond and vicini-
~ will be the second annual race meet
Of the Independent cycle Club which Will
take place at the Exposition race course.
I'm this city, on Saturday, July 2ith. The
committee in charge Of the affair have
been working faithfully for the past
month. and have spared neither trouble
nor expense to insure this meeting being
a success i'm every particular. \ large
number of valuable prizes has been Sc
cured. and in this one item alone the
independent Clubs meeting will be far
ahead Of anything of the kin ever heid
In Richmond. The committee have been
negotiating with a number of crack
riders, and will treat the public Of Iiich-
mond and vicinity 10 some Of the fastest
bicycle riding ever seen ON any track.
The programme will include about ten
vents. one of which viii be a tandem
race. first of the kind ever held in Rich
mCnd.
As the Independent cycle Club have al
ways been foremost in everything per-
tanning TO bicycle matters in Richmond.
the public can rest assured that no stone
will he left unturncd TO make this meet
the finest and most successful event OF
the kind ever held in this city.
The proceeds Of the meet will be de-
voted TO the fund which the club f. rails
ing 10 huild their new clubhouse. the
plans of which were approved by the club
members at the last business meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
An FOE ELLISON.
Sussex, Southampton, Nanscmond, and
Gloucester VIII Give Him Delegates.

SUFFOLK, VA, June 26.-Special.-The
political pot Is beginning to boil In this
county. The delegates to the oanok
Convention will be chosen In mass-meet-
ing at the courthouse on the 18th day
of July. The sentiment Is overwhelming
ly for Ellyson and he will doubtless secure
solid delegation from Nansemond.
Very reliable reports that Sussex
SOUTHAMPTON and Greensville will also
follow in line for Ellyson.
Nansemond Democrats are not express
ing themselves as 10 the Attorney General
very much but are subordinating every
thing to the gOvernorship.
All Democrats condemn severely the
Richmond plan OF electing delegates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27

Three Districts in Pittsvivania Give Them
% Delegates.

DANVILLE. VA, June 26.-Special--
Democratic meetings were held nm all
the districts I'm Pittsylvania county to-day
TO elect delegates to the Democratic State
Convention. There are seven districts In
the county. only three Of which have been
heard from. the others being remote from
telegraph offices. The three heard from
are Chatham. Dan River and Tunstall,
which elect twenty-five delegates out Of
the forty the county Is entitled 20, and
these twenty-five were to-day instructed
for J. Hoge Tyler for Governor and \. j..
Montague, of Danyille. for Attorney-Gen-
frul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
The lee Mission.

The manager Of the Ice Mission ac-
knOWledges with many thanks n SIN
cere appreciation Of the efforts made b.
little boys and girls TO help the poor, the
following contributions received on June
10Th: Eight dollars, proceeds OF lawn
party given by little lmogen RiddiclS, S3i
west Grace street. on jun 18th, one dol
lar. proceeds OF entertainment given by
Anita Cousin. Parke Taylor. Mary Tay-
Tor. Nora Scott. Garlic Minor, Clara
Smith, Jessie Evans, Frank Schell, and
Watson James.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27

Colonel W. Gordon MoCabe. head mas
ter OF McCabe's School. Richmond. leaves
here tonight for Yale via New York
where he Will receive his degree OF Master
Of Arts. lately conferred upon him by
Yale University.
After that ceremony is over Colonel Me
Cabe will return to New York, and sail
on Saturday next for Europe. where he
will spend his vacation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
Jones Vs.. Derb,shlre.

An interesting case being heard yoster-
day by Judge Minor. Of the Law and
Equity Court was hat of 5. NJ. Jones
against j. III. Derbyshire.
Mr.. Jones claims to hold a note for g.
POI endorsed by Mr.. Derbysnire. The lat
ter gentleman claims that he has turned
over assets sufficient to pay the note to
Mr.. Jones'.
The case has been in the courts a long
ffrn4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
Transfers OF Raj Estate.

Richmond: Marcy Meade. sole heir at
law OF Henry Andersen, to Sylvia Chris
tan. q feet on west side OF Thirty-iirst
street, 81 feet south Of Otis, $50.
Henrico: John and ID. I'll. Mahony. and
their wives TO Daisy f.. Dixon. 30 feet on
east side OF T~wenty-third street, 10 feet
north of IL. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27

p~AND0lpH-MACON SYSTEM

or TNDOWEU UUIIIuI1 M .f'N"
EMlES
WIN. w. SMITH 4. 81. ~ j., Ptesiaent'
l. Randoluh-MAcOn college, A'"'""''
III n.rioinh-Mdcon Woman's College
fiI. Rlndoiph-Nacon Academy BEDFORD
CITY. Va. for bola r.,,,
~ ItanJoiph-Nlacon Institute. panville,
Ndfress registrar 40 each institution, or
President SMITH. at ~lyncnnuFs Va ~
catalogue and illustrated nnA le-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
Recess for Chancery Court.

Judge Lamb has notified the bar that
the Chancery Court Will take a recess
from and after Saturday. July 10Th, until
Monday, July 18th; that no contested
July 18th; that no paper OF any KIND
will be received after Monday. July 10Th,
and that the Court will adjourn Tor the
term on Saturday. July 3lst.
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Will Arrive This Morning.

The delegates Of II. Z. Lee and George
r. Pickett camns and other veterans who
went TO Nashville TO attcad the 'onied-
crate reunion. VIII arrive in this city TINS
morning over the Chesapeake and ONO
railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27

FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MkN.
Chartered by Legislature, recommennea
by Bishop and Council OF southern, Nu-
ginla. Healthfll location. cultured PEG,
pie. Best instruction. Three eaeners aha
thirty-sCyen boys, lesi-ti. hotll' tuAu"n'
LODGING flal. LIGHTS and washing Tor scs-
sion. nine months. S2N Onsns september
Is. 1881. For illustrated catalogue apply
TO Rev. }. G.. SAACkELFORD.
ju27-su, wel-2m HOUSTON va
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ASHLAND. W. June 2f-Special.-The
ball game he.aeen Chestnut Hill ana
Ashland teams to-day resulted in victory
for the visitors by a score of 10 10 J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27

Chatham District In-iruct- for Him and
Montague.

CHATHAM. VA, June 26.-Special.-At
the primary held this afternoon for the
Chatham District six delegates were in-
structed for Tyler and No asue. from
what We can gather az present the whole
county OF Plttsylyania will give the same
instruction.