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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-27
WASHING TON,

series of eight-day tours will leave Boston
December 2, January 10, February 10, March 10.
Apr. (seven days, via all-rail line), April %,
and Nav 10. RATE. $50.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
PENNSYLVANIA R Foab.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TOURS
agent and Chaperon. party will leNye BosA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
and these showed additions to nearly

and these showed additions to nearly
every church. u,.~,.v
Richmond county. who has been tshderea
a call 10 Inc pastorate OF ct Andrews
church. preached TO that COMPENSATION
Sunday morning and evening. ana maue
fine impression upon All VINO nss,u nm, IN
Both of his sermons were interesting ana
forcIble. Mr. Semmes let yesterday TOT
his home In time to attend "A convoca-
ton which conyenes at his chureh, IN
Warsaw, to-day. .,xoau an,
,rnrassive sermon AZ 81. Johns church
Sunday, and administered the rite OF con-
drmation TO a class OF ten. This was the
second visitation to this churcn this year,
Bishop Newton having connrmea me, s oiass
OF thirtytwo persons on inc his' 'u"u@s
In March.
The Easter celebration Of Monumental
Sunday school took place Sunday after
noon al 4.l5 o'clock. There was singing
OF carols and appropriate ADDRESSES anu
the usual reports. The Offering was quite
Rev. DR.. y. l.. Whitman. of Columbian
University. was heard by large congrega-
tions at the Second Baptist church sun
day. AT night he preached the ahnNeI-
sary sermon before the Young Men
Missionary Society, and ut the close OF
the able discourse President j. A. Gilmore
briefly reviewed the Work OF the society
officers will be elected next sunday.
The pulpit OF Laurel-Street Methodist
church was filed Sunday morning by Rev.
T.. l.. Pell. and IN the evening by Kev.
DR. Gwathmey The missionary society
of the church, which met at $3.50, was
addressed by Rev c. A. Bogss.
There were nine additions TO the com
munion roll OF the First Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning. me KEY
s. G.. Hutton, of Crewe, preached Tor Or.
Kerr in the afternoon. and the pastor
awarded number OF diplomas 70 lhose
who have graduated in the catechisms OF
the Church. ,,
The services at Emmanuel Baptist
church were especially interesting. Seven
members were received. and there were
seven persons baptized at night. Perhaps
a many more viii be baptized next sun
day night -. 49,,
Rev. DR. Potts preached to a very large
congregation at Park Place church sun
day night on "Fllial Piety.' He laid par,
ticular stress on the reasons that child
should honor It's parents. its helplessness
in early wears. the great debt it owes for
its education. and the Infinite ntd love 6v the
also upon the honor and obedience that
are due to parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
THE PASTOR INSTALLED.
Interesting Ceremonies MT firS'
Colore,n Presbyterian Church.

The First Presbyterian Church (coi-
ored) celebrated it's seventh anniversary
on Sunday, and Rev. J. +. Rawlins was
Installed as its pastor. The service In
the morning was devoted to the celebra-
ton of the anniversary, and at night the
installation ceremonies were held, Kew.
DR.. NJ. ID. Hoge being the central hgure
in this service. Dr. Hoge was presented
ty Rev. II. c. Mabry, ID. d., coiorea
preacher Of Petersburg, and he preached
on the dignity of the ministry. Du-
ring his sermon he reminded his hearers
Of the serious and direct style of Christs
preaching. and arraigned those sensa-
tional preachers who were abroad IN
the land. characterizing them mounte-
hanks. But worse even than the
uulnit mountebank was the poilti-
cal preacher. He said IN very
emnhatic terms that there should
be no party politics in the pulpit.
outside Of the church people were tree
IN vote as they pleased. They could
asnouse this party or that. In the
church there must be no political DISCUS
sion. !,
The charge to the preacher was de-
livered by Rev. DR.. Mabry, and Rev
carr made the charge TO the congrega-
lion The music rendered during the
evening was of an exceptionally high or
der Rev W. T. Carr, OF South Boston
preached in the afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

This Weli-Kn0wn Richmonder Pass
ed Away In Norfolk Yesterday.

The Dispatch last night received the
following special telegram from its Nor
folk correspondent:
Mr.. Royal w. Figg Of Richmond for
several years a patient at st. Vincents
Hospital. i'm this city, died this evening
at o'clock, aged 81 years. He was a
printer. having worked on various Rich
mond Papers He was a member Of Lee
Camp, Richmond, and OF Parker's Bat
terry during the late war. lie wrote
THE History of a Boy Company" which
had a good sale. AT one time Mr.. Figg
was a local preacher OF the Methodist
church. but he afterwards became a
Catholic"
"The funeral arrangements will be made
as soon as his family in Richmond is
heard from"
Mr.. Figg was well known and promi-
ncntGy connected here. He was man
OF rare accomplishments. OF splendid
character, and a general favorite. He
was a member Of Parher's Battery dur
ing the war as before stated. and made
a fine soldier. He was historian OF the
battery.
The deceased embraced the Methodist
religion in early life and became a minis
ter. being for some time In charge of the
seamen's Bethel. in this city. He after
wards became Catholic. and died in that
faith. Mr. Figg went to New York
after the war, and was employed there
ON the Commercial Bulletin and other
papers. He was never married.
He was a brother OF Messrs. Baylor
Figg deceased and l.. c. Fig, the Police
Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
Julius SyCie & Son, The Tower,
Corner Second and Broad.

terms Of the contract. and that all adj
vertisements should also be set in ac-
cordance with the contract for city adj
Vcrtising.
The Committee on Claims and Salaries
held regular cssion last night, and dis
posed Of a number of claims against the
city.
The subcommittee having charge Of
lakewood Cemetery has agreed upon an
order prohibiting horses ana vehicles
from entering the cemetery on the occa-
sion Of Confederate Memorial-Day. This
is done because of the danger TO the large
number Of ladies and children who at
tend the exercises upon this day. The
members Cf this subcommittee are
Messrs +. NJ Noble Horace a. Hawkins,
and n. Thomas Mosby.
The Board of Fire Commissioners held
a regular session last night and trans
acted q quantity of routine business. Mr..
r. RI. Davis was promoted from runner
I'm Engine Company No. 10 the position
OF a station-man. Messrs. 5. X. Perdue.
". H. Wyatt. and James Walsh were
elected substitutes in Engine Company
No. 2. G. ana 3. respectively. Bills were
approved and some other routine bust
ness was transacted. and the body adj
iOurnCd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
INTERSTATE ASSOCIATION SHOOT.
Presentations at Blnndon PARK
MANY Crack shots Here.

Manager Shaner. of the Interstate AS
ISOLATION. who arrived in this city on sun
day night from Pittsburg. Pa. was hard
at work all day yesterday at Blandon
Park getting everything in readiness Tor
the great interstate shoot. which COM
rnences tomorrow. Mr. Shaner VIII nave
things so far advanced by l o'clock TINS
afternoon that ne will be able to give the
local shooters full afternoon pTacuce
az the flying clay targets.
4 sneclal feature OF this tournament is
the smangautrap." an automatic seif-feed-
ING tran for throwing bluerOck targets
I no tran will be used this afternoon for
tho practice sweepstakes for the purpose
of exhibiting it's merits to the local shoot
ers. Manager Shaner however. states
that during the coming tournahent ne
will not use the mangautrap for the regu-
lar programme events. for the reason that
he Judges that II would scarcely be FAIR
10 put upon the same terms men VINO nad
had practice over the mangautrap ana men
who had not.
The outlook for the shoot Is most prom
Using. Many cases of shells have arrived
In care of T. w. Tignors sons Tor cnt-ol-
town shooters who Will be in attendance.
Among those who have engaged rooms at
Nurphy's Hotel. the shooters headquar-
ters are T. H. Keller +. Van Dyke. hoel
Money. ]. s. Tanning. w. Crosby, I'd.
TAYLOR l.. NJ. C. Thomas, II. =. Collins,
all Of New York city.
Delegates Will also be on hand from
Washington, ID. c.. Charlotte, y. G. Tar
boro. n. c.. Portsmouth. Norfolk. Lynch
burg and elsewhere. The home club will
be ably represented by Messrs. w. A.
Hammond. F.. L. Hewitt w. C. LYMAN
". Harper Deane. Sr., w. Harper Deane,
Jr and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
MIR HANDCoCK's RESIGNATION.
Resolutions OF Regret ana Comph-
uent Presented by Hunt CLUB.

The resignation by Mr.. S. II. Handbook
NJ the mastership of the Deep Run MOUNDS
has been a source Of deep regret 10 the
many members of that organization. Mr..
Handbook organized the club, and mas
been at the head Of IT ever since, direct
ing it's affairs with rare energy ana soou
judgment. The following resolutions
very Handsomely engrossed, were pre-
scented to Mr.. Handbook at the ciuD-
house as embodying the. sentiments OF
Deep Run Hunt Club,
Richmond, Va.
whereas. Mr.. s. H. Handbook, NJ. K.
RI hae submitted the resignation OF MS
rice. with the intention or residing
abroad. the Deep Run Hunt Club, OF
Richmond. Va. desire 10 express theIt
the organization. and for long period
lie chief support and moving spirit; ana
their belief that the development OF ana
love I'm our midst OF the horse ana cross
country riding. which has been source
Of untold pleasure to numbers OF our
neonIe are a natural result, and because
OF his interest I'm such pursuits; ana
whereas. they desire TO testify 10 the loss
they sustain in being deprived OF MS
valuable services and personal assocla-
ton and cherishing the hope tnat some
good fortune may induce his speedy re-
"Resolved, l. That this evidence OF their
regard and esteem be suitably engrossed
and presented TO him:
''2. That he be elected an honorary
member OF the club.
80 That these resolutions De spreau
unon the minutes OF the club.
ANDREW II. CHRISTIAN, JR.,
civilian RUEGER,
"fEViN JOYNEs. Committee.
Richmond. Va. April "a, 1884,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
VISITING sHRINERs HOME AGAIN.
They spent IA Pleasant sunday IN
Richmond and Then Departed,

The visiting Shriners, who were so
royalty welcomed here Saturday evening
by Potentate Frank ". Cunningham ana
the mobiles OF Acca Temple, returned TO
their homes in Baltimore, Washington.
and Philadelphia Sunday night, delighted
with their sojourn i'm the Virginia capitai.
and leaving many pleasant memories or
their stay here. They returned as they
came. upon two private Pullman cars,
fitted out with everything which would
make a man comfortable. On Sunday the
visitors were called upon by the local
Shriners and taken over the city. a rev
OF them went to Seven Pines. and others
10 other bGttle-felds around the city. All
dined again at the Jefferson, ana TOOK
the 7:15 train for home.
Messrs. William II. Douglass. III. G.
Espey. Or. Stanter G.. V. Knox. L. w.
Cornwell. and A. f. Jorss. members OF
the visiting party. spent Sunday after
noon at the hosptable home OF their
friend Mr.. Charles T. Loefier, ccfner
Broad and Hancock streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
Personals and Briefs.

Colonel 3. l.. Holt Of Waverly, was In
the city yesterday.
psv J. NJ. Coleman, of MecklenDurg
county, is in the city.
Mira Elizabeth Frischkorn is quite Ill
al her home, on Nineteenth street
pav Dr / NJ. Mercer preached in Roa-
noke for DR.. Broughton on sunday
NJ John Relnhardt will direct the or
ohastrs ar the Hot Springs this summer
pav g. +. williams baptized seven Of
,ha female prisoners in the penitentiary
on Sunday.
nr Greer Baughman, the newly ap,
-, "a anhuIance surgeon, has entered
upon his duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Block have left
for New York to visit their daughter
Mrs. Max Frank.
rba Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
nil hold a regular meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association tonight.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
poard of Managers OF the Old Dominion
UosnitaI will be held In the college nah
this afternoon.
Nr william Rountree was taken TO the
Old Dominion Hospital on Saturday eve
IT, ,,n, and was operated upon for Appendix
nitis He is resting as easily as could be
expected.
Rev DIR. Jabez Hall left yesterday at
tarnoon for Cleveland, o., 10 attend the
rational conference on city evangelical
ton ON his return he Will make an ad-
dress on the work Of the convention.
Mr. and Mrs James Dunn. OF PhiladeI-
mia are in the city. having come on "a
attend the double wedding OF Mrs.
Dumas sisters, the Misses Clifton. 20 take
Mace at Leigh-Street Baptist church this
evening.
Garfield Bates, a small negro boy. who
WAS implicated in the burning Of a play
mata With kerosene oil some weeks ago
was Yesterday arrested by officers OF the
Eirst Police Station. He will be- heard
before Justice John this morning.
carrier pigeon bearing a tag on which
WAS written SC ID. "a. s. was found ir
Major Thomas L. Emrys window at No
~ south Third street Saturday night
7, was very gentle. and was fed and
cared for overnight. and liberated Sunday
mr. ID. J. Moseley's patient. Mr.
CLARENCE Garrett OF No. lSz south Cherry
street was taken 10 the Virginia Hos
nitai Yesterday afternoon. and success
rnjIv operated on for appendicitis by DIR
smart Mcclure. Mr. Garrett Is gettips
along very nicely. and will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Ellen Fords Trustee 70 J. =.
rord 10 "a feet on Randolph street north
west corner Taylor So .,s. 90
Henrico: l.. j. Cheatwood ana wlte % %
Ut on north side Balding street, 16l feet
west Of Baker, $oO. ,,,., \, NJ.
richard II. Gaines to Charles NJ; Ma,
honey. 81 feet on south side FaIrmount
avenue. 100 feet east OF Nineteenth. 70 =,
wife Of George A. Wager, 30 feet on north
eide park avenue, 60 feet east Of Deep
Hun street, 81, 0OO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
Her Husband Struck Her.

As one of the results of a family fuss.
Mrs. Maria Day was struck TO the floor
by stick of stove-wood in the hands OF
her husband. +. 4. Day. yesterday after
noon about O'Clock. The family live at
Cary and Seventeenth streets. The hus
band carries on the saloon business, and
runs a lunch counter in connection with
IL. This feature OF the business was un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Day. The hus-
band and wife had words. and then the
telling blow came The ambulance, In
charge of DR.. Labenberg. was called. ana
the physician found the woman suffering
with a gaping scaip-wound, and the blood
trickling down over ner race. Inc INJURY
was cared for. and the patient left.
Day was afterwards arrested and taken
IN tho First Police Station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

INC ''vets' Of Pickett Camp were called
n order in regular session last evening.
and the hour which followed passed very
nleasantlv and quickly. Invocation was
pefered nv Comrade r. c. Winston. The
commander appointed the following as
sides 10 tho chief marshal: j. 7. Hughes.
d. c. Richardson. " b. Whitlock'
Glu i Eugene Sullivan. Lucian Jackson.
ana William Schaaf. Past-Grand-com-
mander William p. Smith was among the
Visitors. and gave the camp an encour-
aging talk and. besides. Comrade Wits
Winfree added much to the pleasure OF
~ nvening bv a recital OF some Of the
arnusing mistakes made by the Confele-
rsfe soldier in the first six months OF the
war. one comrade only was reported sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
An Attractive Concert.

The entertainment last night at Cathe-
dral Hall. given by Nessrs. l.yneman pad
Dippner for the benefit of the Cathedral
debt fund. was both an artistic and i1aL-
cial success Mrs Walter Mercer ard
Messrs. Moses Stein and Charles Eubank
were the vocal Nsoloists and each re-
ceived encores The clever songs of the
little Misses Woods and Newman and the
piano solo Of Miss Chenault were warmly
received. The Old Dominion Sextette
played up to their usual standard. The
club swinging of Misses Mary and Katie
and Mr. j. NJ Sale. and the banjo playing
OF Mr. Eugene Davis were features. while
the comic act of Messrs. Freeman and
Wilson brought down the house. Messrs.
Shepherd Webb and Herbert Rees were
tho accOmuanfsts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

Rev. DIR. w. l.. Wright. pastor OF
7 ,eisb- street Baptist church. who has been
i'm North Carolina for some weeks for the
ia Greatly improved. He is looking well,
his voice has improved materially. and
he homes 10 be fully restored to health In
a short while. He surprised mis- congre-
cation by walking in at the morning ser.
vice on Sunday, and was gwen most
"a stors' Conference yesterday morning,
and received the hearty congratulations
of his brother ministers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

Company r Governors Guard. First
Reeinent' will be rendered a benefit en-
tertainment at Corcoran Hall tonight,
the proceeds going 10 swell their uniform
fund The arrangements have Deen macs
nv a committee, composed OF Sergeant &.
~ Curtland Corporal william j, {. FOX,
and private 3. X. Blankenship, and
ali the members of the Guard have been
working indefatigably to sell tickets. and
hava been very successful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

A lot of clothing and a servant girl EN-
ployed on Park avenue. near monroe
i.et week. SUSPICION settled Immediately
on tho young servant and detectives
,,,ore mt 10 work 10 trace out the way
~ the clothes. and circumstances in their
path also seemed TO lead towards me girl
cnmntv The chase was getting warn
and interesting. but the pleasure was
@ated to be nipped The clothes wer,
wrapped up neatly and securely BY sons
unknown hand. ana deposited III the iron'
YARD This was the end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

The entertainment Scenes or CUBA,
ia he given al the Academy of Music to-
night. promises every degree or success.
already bespoken for it. No efforts or
nains have been spared In getting up
the scenes and they will be as nearly
true TO what they are intended TO repro
duce as possible.
judge +. r. Farrar. Of Amelia. better
known as Johnnie Reb." OF the CON-
federacy. will give a ten-minutes tax
on the situation In Cuba, which VIII be
dlled with interest to all present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
Mr.. Royal VIII Not Speak.

To the Editor OF Tie Dispatch:
In giving an account In your Sundays
issue of the Cuban Scenes" TO be eX-
hibited at the Academy Of Music tonight,
YOU say: THE scenes will be preceded by
a lecture by MIR. William l.. Royal. giving
a clear outline Of the cause OF the war,
etc.
Lest this alarming announcement
should deter many persons from attend-
ing who would otherwise DO so, hasten
TO say II is an entire mistake. ] sympa-
thlze most deeply with the Cubans. and
my whole heart is in the enterprise Tor
which this exhibition is TO be held. but
shall make no address OF any sort
WILLIAM J.. ROYALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
T., uet,,If of the College.

Among the visitors at the Baptist
Ministers Conference yesterday morning
ccoilaaa who talked with the pastors
sbout the matter of bringing the work
and needs OF the college before the
c chm throughout the State Drs.
Hatcher. Dunaway. and Nelson have been
appointed committee 10 eonsiueL Ne Ne
natter and report plan. lt Is proDapie
that the subject will be taken up In all
narts of the State the same day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
D~ath of Mr.. Charles I. Root.

Mr.. Charles |. Root died at the Qld DO DO,
minion Hospital late last night. he ha1
been i'll for some time. and was operates
on a few days ago by Or. George Den.
Johnston. Deceased was about 80 years
~ age and a carpenter by occupation. lie
was a sergeant in Company +, OF the
First Virginia Regiment. He married
Miss HaWley some years ago, put sns
disd Quite recently. Arrangements Tor
NJ Root's funeral will be announced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
rstt,e yirrinin. Win.

The Little virginias and Little Blue,
birds played very exciting CANT Oh p psn
contest resulted In a score OF ~ 10 III
favor OF the Little Virginas, and last
nieSt they were the proudest boys In
Richmond. Gray Drake and Waddiii were
the battery for the winning team. WINE
Wilson and Iipscomb did the Work Tor
me juvenile Bluebirds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

For some time the members OF the board
~ The Chesapeake and Its Tributaries
have been intending TO take a trip over
the oyster-grounds OF virginia th on o Toas
navy This afternoon they will leave
mon this mission via the Chesap eske ana
Ohio railway. The board VIII go direct
10 old Point. there take the cnesapeass :
looking into the condition OF affairs as
thav 90 along.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
SUNDAY IN RICHMOND CHURCHES.
Large Congregations, Interesting
servtces. and Many Additions.

with ideal spring weather. the congre-
cations I'm the Richmond churches on sun
day were very large The re orts maze
at the conferences OF the various ,s us,
,bat there were many special services
ard that members were received IN many
Churches. Al the Baptist Ministers Con-
ference reports were made Tor the mon'n'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
Gladness Comes

With q better understanding of the
Wv transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef-
forts-gentle efforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease. but simply to constipated condi-
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it Is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which il acts. 1t is therefore
ali important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase. that you have the genuine arti-
Gle. which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists
II in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
NAV be commended to the most skillful
physicians. but il in need OF laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
weIl-iuforned everywhere, Syrup of
Fics stands highest and Is most largely
,sed and gives most pene-al satisfaction.
- Is-sa. Tu. TniytSl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

Mr.. Martin l.. crimmins the young
medical student OF New York, who was
~ serjousIy hurt in one of the races at
Cbantiliy Saturday afternoon. is i'm
orovina. and Or Oppenhimer says he will
soon be well. HIS brother has arrived
sp"m New YORK. and Is at his bedside a..
the Retreat for the Sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

Ryland Jr., " Hechler, Jr... J. Wesley.
Marlborough; f. y. Catlin: yendome; r.
ID. MeanIey. Continental; r. Ferguson. +.
Miller. Imperial; r.. Ii. Ferguson. MARI
borough: Richmond Blues, Vendome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27

The Messrs. Jose, the English tobacco.
rsts. who recently won suit they RAD
brought in a Lynchburg court entertained
about eighteen OF their friends at din-
ner at the Jefferson last night. One Sec
ion OF the dining-room was set apart
Tor them, and an excellent menu was dis
cussed. Among those present were Mr..
snd Mrs. p. II. Mayo. Mr. and Mrs A. L.
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Boyd Mr..
md Mrs. =. r. Conrad. Mr.. and NM. ].
4. Taylor, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Will
lams. Messrs. Jose leave for their home,
in England. to-day. ..