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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

CHASE CITY, VA, April 3d.
snecial-A most enjoyable dance
was given by the young men Oh
the town tonight at Mineral HOTEL
A large number Of young people were
present. The couples We're: MISS May
Davis and Mr.. Il. Z. Russell, OF Chase
City; Miss Rosa Maddux. OF Chase CITY
and c. A. Jeffress, OF Tarboro, n. C.; MISS
Mabel Sloan, OF Chase City, and K. L.
Griffin, Of Clarksville; Miss Hattie Hardy
of Chase City. and Warrington wood,
OF Clarksville: Miss Bessie Goode, or
Farmyile and Willie Macgee. OF ClarKs-
Vile; Miss Cora Jeffreys OF Sklpwith, and
]. Hobson Noryell. of Richmond; MISS
Gertrude Harry. or Oakley, and Charhe
Alloott. OF Clarksville; Miss Annie Hardy,
OF Oakley, and Floyd Gregory. or Keys
Vile; Miss jamie Hardy, Of Oakley, ana
Walter Gregory, OF Skipwth; Miss Matte
Johnson. OF Boydton, and Watkins Goode,
OF Skipwith; Miss Pauline Baptist, OF
Boydton, and Mr.. Toone; Miss Annie
Boyd, OF Boydton. and Chambers Goode.
OF Boydton; Miss Ellen Field, OF Chase
City, and Richard owen, OF Clarksyille;
Miss Mamie Goode. Of Skipwith, and
Thomas Easley, OF Clarksyille; Miss An
ME Norvell. OF Chase City. and Thomas
F. Goode. Jr.. OF Boydton; Mamie Gre
cory OF Keysville and w. II. Hill, OF
DanviIle; Mrs. Bette Finch and Sydney
johnson, OF Boydton; Miss Alice Overbey,
OF Chase City. and Henry Osborne. of
Keysville.
The dance was led by Mr.. Watkins
Goode. and chaperoned by Mesdames w.
d. Paxton. w II. L. Nelms. II. L. Bos-
well. NJ. +. Hardy. and II. Il. Edmunds.
The music was furnished by local talent,
and was Of a very fine character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
TRE NORTH CAROLINA TEAM.
Having Lost First Place VIII Now fIgh
for second-An Innovation.


UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA, May l.-Special-The North car
DINA base-oal team although 1t has SUI
fered an unusual number OF defeats dur
ing the present season. is still practicing
hard in the hope OF winning from Geor-
eia University next week. The Southern
championship was finally lost In last
Mondays game with tho University or
Virginia, but second place is still 10 be
won il the Tar Heels come off yctors
from the Georgia games to be played in
Atlanta and Athens on the eth and sth
of May.
At the same time with the latter game
there will he an intercollegiate debate
between the two universities This is q
new move but the mental contest VIII In
future be an annual occurrence as wen
a. the regular athletic games. North
Carolina's debators are Mossrs. ii. o..
Conner, Jr.. and d. b. Smith, both mem
hers of the senior class and each repre-
senting one Of the literary societies.
The question of discussion will be the
Swiss Referendum. North Carolina argu-
ing that It should be adopted in this
country. and Georgia on the negative
The commencement at the University
this year will be an unusually brilliant
occasion and will take place on June Isl
and Cd. President w. J.. WILSON, Oh
Washington and Lee, will deliver the an
nual Grafton and there Will be present
many other noted speakers Class-day
exercises on the ist, will be more Ntrac-
tive than ever before as the class OF 1877
has adopted the cap and gown and VIII
carry out most OF their ceremonies III
the outside air.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
EDUCATORS OF VIRGINIA
aIARGE GATHkRfNG or sUPERIN.
TKNDhNTS EIPKCTED MONDAY.
An Interesting Programme Has Been Pre-
pared Some of the Prominent Speak
ers-1he Public Invited.

The Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
zion Is empowered 10 call together the
supcrlnfcndcnts of schools of the vari-
Gus cities and counties OF the State when
over in his opinion a conference will BEN
EFT the system. Such a meeting will be
held in the hall OF the House OF Delegates
beginning Monday evening at $50 O'clock
and continuing five days.
Attendance is optional with superin-
tendcnts. but 10 their credit they always
AOmc in Coodly numbers This year q
gathering will exceed former ones If the
Indications are fulfilled.
THE PROGRAMME.
The final programme OF the Superin-
tcndcnis' Conference has been issued by
Superintendent Massey. The programme
IS as follows.
MONDAY. MAY 3. 1897.
$50 i. M.-Opening exercises. Prayer
by Rev. George Cooper. ID. ID. Address or
Nelcomc-Uo be supplied). Response
county. Addresscs-Governor Charles I.
q Ferral. President OF the state Board
or Education. Attorney general r. Tay-
Education.
TUESDAY. MAY 4TH.
10 4. Nj Summer Normal Schools
llow can they be improved and better at
tendance Of teachers secured? Thomas
J.. Barksdalc. Superintendent Halifax
county; ". ID. Smith. superintendent
Scott county. Geo. y. Jennings. Superin-
tcndent Greene county; George H. Hulvey,
superintendent Rockingham county.
Improvement Of Rural Schools.
a. Mclnturn, Supcri~'ondcnt SHENANDOAH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
RlankS-McRritY.

GAINESVILLE, VA. April so.-spsclal.
L. Z. Blanks Jr. OF the Clarksville dry
goods firm OF Field & Blanks. was mar
ried last night 20 Miss Belle Mcbrl'y, OF
Baltimore. who for several seasons has
presided over the millinery department Il
the firm
The Baptist church was decorated for
the occasion and a brilliant gathering Wit
messed the ceremony.
The ushers were c. s. Wood. c. II. LIP
fert Herbert Gordon, B. l.. Wright. l..
Il. Gilliland. and X. l.. Griffth.
The happy couple. preceded by couple
OF male escorts. entered the riglt aisle
OF the church. and proceeded to the altar.
accompanied by the strains OF music Ii GIN
the organ. presided over by Miss Sarie
Drake. OF Clarksville. where they were
met BY the pastor. Rev. G.. r. Watkins.
and united. The bride was sovned In a
dark blue suit. with chiffon trimmings.
and carried Marechsi Neil roses.
Amid a shower Of .ics i..s -, yAI J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
THE RETIRING sECRErARf, DIR. r.
l.. WILKINS, TO SPEAK.
The Unions of Richmond and Manchester
to Turn Out In Numbers ut the Second
BAPTIST Church To.Morrow Night.

On Monday night at o'clock the Bap-
list Young People of Richmond and Man
chester will assemble at the Second Bap-
fist church In great numbers. the oc-
casion of tho meeting Is visit from
Rev. f. l.. wilkins, ID. d., the FORMER
general secretary of the Baptist young
Peoples Union Of America.
DR.. wilkins has been connected with
the organization from its beginning IN
1891 and to give him more than any "ther
man, Is due the marvellous growth ana
success OF the great organization which
now has enrolled as its members over
four hundred thousand young Baptists.
HAS JUST RETIRED.
For the last six years. DR.. wilkins has
given himself unsparingly TO the cause
and his wonderful executive ability has
brought him marvellous success In his
work. lie has just retired from the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
4 Historical Portrait.

Miss Virginia Price has presented TO
the Virginia room in the Confederate
Museum a Northumberland and excel
lent crayon portrait OF her brother. Rich
ard c. Price. which was copied by a New
York artist from a photograph taken In
Confederate uniform.
He was the second son Of Thomas r.
Price, OF Richmond. Va. He enlisted a.
a private in the Richmond Howitzers In
the summer OF 1861. when eighteen years
OF age. accepted o position on the stan
Of Gen. j. r. y. Stuart in 1862 as aide
de-camp. with the rank Of Lieutenant.
In 1863 Gen. Stuart recommended him
for promotion and he was made A. A. q.
OF the Cavalry Division. most respon-
sible position for one so young.
He was killed at Charlottesville May
LIST, 1869; aged twenty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
Varina Tafmers Meeting.

The Farmers club OF Varina District,
Henrico county, met last Monday at the
house OF Mr.. John Weber on the New
Market, or Charles City. road. eight miles
below the city. Mr.. Webber's residence
and farm IS remembered as the former
property of Mr.. r. T. Peasants.
The main subject OF discussion Of the
club was that OF the best method Of
raising and bedding sweet potatoes, and
the session was a very interesting and
profitable one.
Mr.. Hiram saxton. president OF the
club, presided at this meeting, and secre-
tary w o. Mosby was In his place.
The club will meet hereafter once every
fortnight, and the next meeting will be
at Farmers Rest" the farm OF Mr..
Henry Sonnet. Mr.. Sonnet Is New
Yorker, and Farmers Rest" a fine plan
tation near Dutch Gap, was originally
the estate Of Mr.. Henry Cox, deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

county; George r. Hunard. Superintend-
ent Wythe county; S. r. Chapman, Super
tntendont Allegheny county; George II.
Blick Superintendent Brunswick county.
g. Establishment OF County High
Schools Lee Britt, Superintendent
Nansemond county; Cary Breckenridge.
superinteLdent Botetourt county; George
W. Grigsby Superintendent King George
county; c. g. Massey. superintendent
Clarke county
3 2. M. Graded Course Of Study for
Rural Schools.-M j.. Han, Superintend-
eEt Fairfax county: r. c. Stearnes. SUI
perintendent Roanoke county; J.. $. Fos-
ter. Superintendent Mathews county +.
p. Watson. Superintendent PittsyNania
county.
g. Multiplication OF Srhools-How TO
Arrest It-W. NJ. Davidson, Superintend-
ent Lee county; W. /. Hogg, Superin-
tendont Gloucester county. w. II. Camp
bell, superintendent Hanover county; w
II. Mitchell, Superintendent Carroll coun-
~.
$50 p. Nc. The Relation Of Parents
10 the Public Schools.-D. L. Pulliam.
Superintendent Manchester, J. s. Saville,
Superintendent kockbridge county, l.. Z.
Powell Superintendent Dinwiddie county;
q. a. Willis, Superintendent Floyd coun-
- School Ilbraries-Readlng Circles
Educational Literature. Thomas r.. Roy
an. Superintendent Nottoway county; A.
G.. PcndletOn. Superintendent Smyth coun-
Is, &. q. Paris Superintendent Charlotte
county. b. a. Hansel. Superintendent
Highland county
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9TH.
10 A. Ms Superintendent Supervi-
sion-Its Character and EXtent.-L. NJ
Shumate Superintendent LoudOun ciunty;
T. H. West Superintendent Louisa conn
ty. John O.. Ashton Superintendent Ports
mouth city; H. Meade. Superintendent
Amelia county.
g. The Relation Of Language 10
'Thought.-Dr T.. j.. Sinner of the
Board Of Principals. New York city, John
j. Mapp. Superintendent AccOmac cOun-
~. Alex. King. Superintendent Sussex
county; w. J.. Gum, Principal of Schools,
RadfOrd.
DEGRADING Teachers Salaries-Prompt
Payment OF Teachers-ls the present law
effective? II not. the Reme0y.-W. G.. Mar
shall. Superintendent Fauquier county,
W. A. Blanklngshjp, Superintendent
Chesterfield county; j. W. Banks. super
intendent Madison county, John Dcsklns,
Superintendent Buchanan county.
3p NIL. Examination and Certihca-
tor Of Teachers-State Board OF Exam
incrs.-Gravln Rawls. Superintendent Isle
OF Wight county; ID. NJ Brown. superb
tendent Petersburg. NJ NJ. Lynch, super
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
Music on Church Hill A..

The swee, songs Of the sunny South
are ever dear to the hearts OF the South
erner.
The Dixie Chorus" is composed OF
Church-IIlll misses. under i competent
director and piano accompanist, and rtn-
ders the Southern songs-inciudins war
songs. sentimental, ballad. and old plan
tation melodies-in fine style
This chorus will give an entertainment
at Corcoran Hall on Friday night neat.
May 7th, the proceeds being applied TO
house will be crowded TO enjoy tho sweet
music
chorus. and there Is a dialogue between
him and Miss Dixie" Columbia" will
play the acc9mpa nimerts In superb style.
Mr.. w. 81. Biclfers II manager OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

auspices OF the association July 81. 4th,
and 5th. State military organizations
from all parts OF the country will be In
vlted to participate In the competition
for prizes.
New York.-Possbly no organizations IN
the country attain such high percentage
of attendance as those OF New York. In
the recent inspection in that state. the
Seventh. Twenty-second, Twenty-third,
and Seventy-frst made the following eN-
cellent showing:
The Seventh had six absent out OF an
aggregate of LOLA
The Twenty-second had is absent out
of an aggregate OF 6o5
The Twenty-third had II absent out or
an aggregate Of 49, 80. -.
The Severty-frst had SIP present ana
none absent. scoring 10 Oper cent. In 1870
this regiment also made 100 per cent.
The Seventh is undoubtedly the nrst
organization in the United States and al
wSvs parades a full thousand. IL IS
regiment OF ten companies. each COM
pang being allowed lo3 men. The com
panies composing the first battalion scor-
ed 100 per cent each. The strength or
the various companies is as follows;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

There will be a meeting OF the Rich
mond Chapter. Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. at Lee Camp Hall next Tues
day. May 4th. at o'clock.
Important business Is to be transacted.
The dues for the year are very small.
only fifty cents There are now BAG mem
hers. but with dues so small, the num-
Der should be three times as large. 1t is
a cause that every Confederate woman
should have at heart. the enrolment OF
the names of aur gallant soldiers. In
future years our children will be proud
TO find the names OF their fathers en-
rolled and placed in our Confederate
Museum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

REV. T. l.. WILKINS. ID. -.
general secretaryship in order 10 re-
turn TO the pastorate. His retirement
caused much regret among the members
OF the organization, but the doctor in
sisted upon his release from the arduous
work Of his office and the board felt that
his fidelity merited the relief from the
burdens OF the position. DR.. wilkins Is
looked upon practically as the founder OF
the whole movement. and will therefore
be heard with very great interest. lie
comes here at the invitation Of the Bap-
lists Young Peoples Union Of Richmond
and Manchester
THE COMMITTEE.
Henry W Cottrell. president OF the or
ganization. has appointed j. Garland
Pollard, J. NJ. S. Leech and s. b. Wood
fin, a Committee on Arrangements. Pres
ldent Cottrel will preside at the meet
ing The Baptist pastors of the city will
occupy seats on the platform. j. Gar
land Pollard. in behalf of the organiza-
ton. will welcome 10 the city the dlstin-
gushed visitor. Then will follow an
address from DR.. wilkins. who is an at
tractive and earnest speaker Special
music Is being arranged for the occasion
and the choirs of the various unions OF
Richmond and Manchester will lead the
singing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
the HEPTASOPHs CONCLAVE.
The Thirteenth Biennial Assemblsge TO
BE Held in Louisville.

The spring conclave Of the Improved or
der Of Heptasophs meets at Louisville,
KY. on the 4th day Of May. next Tues
day Delegates to 20 from Richmond
are Mr.. Henry Flegenheimer, Deputy
Supreme Archon OF this district; Mr.. +.
W. Mltz. Supreme Prelate; Messrs. A.
w. Rosene Thos. 3. Hicks and Mr.. T. II.
Betty, Of Manchester.
The approaching session Of the Con-
clave. is the thirteenth biennial assem-
blage OF that body.
Few beneficial orders have surpassed
the Heptosaphs in the rapidity Of its
growth and extension and the prompt
ness with which II has met its benefits
TO its deceased members.
on March 26 1885, there were two hun
dred and eighty-nine Conclaves Of the
order, with a membership OF 2O.s4l
Since then there have been established
to date. 100 conclaves more, Of 5000
members additional, bringing up the num-
Der OF Conclaves al this time 10 4is, and
nearly 1900 members.
The amount OF benefits paid in the last
two years by the Heptasophs is ssSS 400
with an average Of nine assessments
yearly. The average Of deaths in this
order IS about eight In each 1000 MEM
hers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
May l. 1897.

Six lbs. best Granulated Sugar. for
&c; large Prunes. &C.; good Salt Pork,
&c. Best Hams. l0c.; Breast Bacon. l-2c.
Good Green or Mixed Tea. l5c.; Tip-Top
Coffee. in lib. papers. u lie; Best city
Meal. lie. peck; Lemon Cakes, &C.; Fresh
Mixed Cakes. with Icing, 7c.; Creamery
Butter, l5c.; California Bartlett Pears,
Be scent bar Laundry Soap. &C.; boxes
Wash Powders. Sc; Decent bottle Shoe
Dressing. &C.. cans Best Tomatoes TOR
&C.: Best Corn. &C.; Pure Lard, &C.; Caro-
Ina Rice. &C.; Country Jowls. 4c.; Coun-
trv Hams. lOc : Sour Pickles. lQc. gal. I:
Large Irish Potatoes, l0c. peck; lea
Dust. lOc.: . bars Kitchen Soap. for
cleaning. for &c; Best Cream Cheese.
u l-2c
II Will pay you to call or write for one
OF our new price-lists. It's a regular
money-saver.
\. Ullman's Son-Up-town store. sos
east Marshall. old and new phones, "a:
downtown stores ls2O-is22 east Main, old
phone. ZIG; new phone. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

Editor Of The Times:
/ wish 10 give public expression TO
my thanks TO the members of the City
Council for the kind Partially shown me
In electing me TO FIJI the unexpired term
OF the City Serseantcy and 10 gratefully
acknowledge tie warm and generous
sentiment Of my fellow citizens which
contributed so largely 10 shaping and
achieving that result I feel that / can
not appreciate too highly the confidence
thus reposed in me and shall earnestly
strive TO prove in no way unworthy of
IL. considering the trust confided 10 me
as In large degree a tribute 10 the
memory and the worth Of my lamented
father l shall. in the execution of its
duties. endoavor to follow closely IN his
footsteps and to merit a continuance Of
that confidence and esteem of which
have received so fiattering a nantes
tation.
Respectfully yours.
II. CLAIBORNE EPPS.
Nav 1897
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
Eiecfion of Officers

Richmond Lodge No: 428. /. o. C; T..
past chief Templar, Or. Leo A. Pussy;
Chief Templar, Mr.. w. Hall Crew; Vice
Temnlar Miss Mamie Stultz; Secretary,
Mr. foseph III. Shepherd, Assistant Sec
rotary. Miss Maud Rhinehardt; Financial
s MTs Z M sm I2 Chaplain. William II.
Rhnt: Marshal. Mr.. William Stubs; Dep
NV Marshal Miss Pauline Shepperdson
Guard, Miss Fannie Fore; Sentinel. Mrr.
William WagnerM MS, ca %assI sm Mr. T.
N Howard's Grove Lodge, 75s. l. o. G. T..
has elected the following officers: Chief
Temnlar i. z. Creepy; Vice Templar,
Miss Tilda Hafner; Secretary, Wells
Birchard; Financial Secretary. D. /. Tenn
Pe Treasurer H. oS C hsth N n Ms suIen
Chorister. Wells Birchard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
Snrre.sfnl OnrraIion

The many friends in this city OF Mrs
7 :. Nuckolls. Of Thurmond, will be
gratihed to learn that this excellent
lady is greatly improved in health. She
had 20 undergo a painful surgical opera
ton recently, but stood the ordeal very
we'll and is rapidly rssaining strength
The operation was performed by DR.. r.
E. Vickers. Of Huntington. in a skilful
manner and the relatives and friends ~
Mira Nuckolls are greatly pleased al the
tender and careful treatment and atten-
zion she received at the handsome homs
ana hospital OF excellent DR.. ylckers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
Lecture on Chiua.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April @.-Spe-
clal.-Mr. Charles T. Studd. graduate
OF Cambridge, and at present mission
airy to China. lectured on the manners
and customs OF the people OF that coun-
try I'm the College Chapel this afternoon.
The lecture was well attended by stu
dents and faculty. classes being suspend
ed for that purpose.
The lecture abounded with beautiful
and impressive thoughts. and was the
greatest treat OF the kind that has been
given here his wlner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
A Classical Musical.

Mrs. L. c. fuckers music class gave
very enjoyable recital at the music-rooms
AID north Eighth street-Friday.
Among some OF the numbers rendered
we're. Spring song Spinning Sons; Con- ..
Nieht's Dream, Rondo csprfccioso. op.
"a. capriccio Brilliant. cp. q
Essays on the life and works OF Men,
deissohn were read by Miss Alice Bow
usn AnA Mss Ivy Gordon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02
still nj the Fore.

shockoe Council, No. ss5. Initiated five
candidates wednesday night. There was
a large attendance Of members and visit
ing brothers. including Past Regent Gas
coyle. now Of Baltimore. Interesting
speeches were made. and shockoe degree
stan received many compliments for their
f,ne work. Grand Vice Regent Bloomberg
received hearty applause and consratula-
tions.
This enterprisinr council made mag
nificent Allowing in the annual reports
to the Grand Council. and u stili forging
ahead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

Dixie Chorus" The idea was concsiv-
ed by Miss Julia Bickers, and che and
Miss Maud Gill, the accomplished accom-
PIANIST. aided by the Responsiveness OF
the clever misses now composing the cast.
developed tho pretty conception with q
pleasing reality. The admission fee Is
only ten cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

Deputy Sheriff OF Henrico John Voeg-
Ter. who lives near lakewood Cemetery,
has been raising asparagus lately. and
yesterday he brought 10 the County
Courthouse q large bunch of II. which
was the envy and admiration Of every
body who saw II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

superintendent Of Schools for the city of
Richmondj
intendent Frederick county; J. II. Step
hens Superintendent Montgomery coun-
y. Courses of study in City Schools
J.. c. Glass. Superintendent Lynchburg:
j. III. Bader Superintendent Newport
News. b. Rust. superintendent Roanoke
$50 p. NIB. school Discipline and
Morals Hon w II. Harris. l.. S Com
missioner OF Education.
General Discussion.
THURSDAY. MAY 9TH.
10 A. Ma. School Lesislation-Rep
pf committee and discussion OF report.
The entire morning session will be given
10 the report and discussion.
3 l.. MI. Compulsory Education 800
Robert Williamson, superintendent Rich
mond county. 4. W. Lewis. Superiutend-
ent Lancaster county II. d. Regland.
SuperInteudent GOOchland county: y. h
Williams. Superintendent I@ze"ell coun-
Reinforcement Of School Houses and
Cr3uuds-H NJ Clarkson. Superlntend-
rnt Prince william county; James +.
Clements. Superintendent Alexandria
county. n. a. Preston. Superintendent
Washington county. Chancellor Bailey.
superintendent Spotsylvanla county.
$50 i. MI. Manual Training Hon.
j. l.. Nj. curry. GcneIAl agent IcSDVuy
and Slater Educational Boards.
General Discussion.
FRIDAY, MAY It'll.
Inspection OF Richmond Schools.
The person first named after each SUD-
ect Will read paper on that SUBJECT
The discussion will be opened oy the
tpeakers IN the order I'm which Their
names appear Thercupon the subject
viii be declared open for brief general
discussion.
Thirty pinutes will be allotted to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

left the church, and were driven TO Hotel
Gilliland, where. with number CT
friends. they partook OF refreshments.
Both bride and groom are very popular
in Clarksyille.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

A Special Rooters Train will leave Rich
mond IL noon. Monday. April Sd. via
c. so. arriving Norfolk 2;a5 +. NJ, to
witness the great ball game Richmond
VS.. Norfolk. Returning. leave Norfolk
c. e. o. Wharf at +. NJ.
Fare for the round trip 81