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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
Was 1t an Air-Sbip:

wilmington ~. c. Messenger 6th.)
Hundreds Of people were out on the
streets and wharYes last night. looking at
a brilliant boating mass in the heavens
to the west of the city. lt was moving
very rapidly, and many persons saw net
work about the aerial wonder. Some OF
our very best and most reliable citizens
saw so much Of the heavenly stranger
that they had not the slightest doubt
but that IL was the air-ship which has
been reported from other cities The ship
moved to the west at rapid rate. II
seemed 10 have something like search
light facing earthwards, and created q
sensation among all classes OF people.
The ship appeared 70 come from the
ocean. and passed opposite Market-Street
dock. going In the direction Of the Ma
vassa Guano-Works. Some gentlemen who
saw the ship through ield-glasses inform
us that they could see wires and ropes
and rigging about IL. To the naked eye
many colored lights were visible Even
those who looked at II without glasses
admit OF no doubt but that IL was an air.
ship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
4 Suspicious Case Involving the
Death of Negro Hoy.

NORFOLK, VA, April 7.-(Special)-
There was found floating In the river at
Lambert Point Tuesday the body Of
a negro boy, identified as Rufus Dunkins'
an employee on a truck-boat running
between Norfolk and the farm Of Mr.
ID. w. Holmes, on Western Branch. There
was a wound I'm the back OF the neck,
apparently made by pistol ball. To-
day the police arrested Charles Kendrick.
a negro who worked with Williams. on a
warrant sworn out by the boys mother
charging him with having killed her son.
To a reporter Kendrick said that the
boy was drowned by the capslzing Of
their boat of Lambert Point on the
night of the 9TH Of March He says the
boat was upset by the swell from rail-
way barge; that he swung on 10 the
anchor chain and was taken aboard the
barge. He alleges that the captain Will
corroborate his story.
The captain could not be seen, not be-
ing in port A suspicious circumstance
is that Kendrick never reported the death
of the negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
4 JOYFUL WEDDING
At st. Martins Church, in Hanover
County.

BOSWELL. VA, April 7.-(Special)-
St Martins church was this evening at
G O'Clock the scene Of a brilliant marriage
ceremony.
The high contracting persons were Miss
Rubie Seal Wright, an accomplished
Young lady, of this place and Mr.. Paul
:. Butterworth, well-known gentleman
Of Richmond.
The church had been tastefully beautl-
fled bv friends for the occasion. and jon
nils held the place Of distinction I'm the
doras decorations The lighted tapers
cast a subdued radiance over the scene.
Miss SaUie boswell presided sNilfully at
the organ. rendering the inspiring strains
Of the wedding march from Lohengrin,
while the bridal party proceeded TO the
altar i'm the following order: The ushers
I'm uairs filed up the centre aisle. taking
posltions on opposite sides Of the altar,
Followed by the bride and bridesmaids
ot some little distance. The groom enter
cd from the vestry at the right of the
altar. taking a position 10 the right OF
the best man. As the bride assembled the
platform the groom-elect stepped forward
and taking her hand, led her 10 the chan
eel rail. directly facing the minister. Rev.
l.. A. Cutler officiated I'm most pleasing
and Impressive ulduHtAs oiN'A "ihNh 49,
couple led the way from the altar, fol-
flowed by the ushers in pairs.
The bride was becomingly atured In
white organdie, deliberately trimmed with
satin ribbon She carried bouquet OF
brides roses, her veil being caught with
lilies OF the valley and a diamond star,
the latter a present from the groom.
Miss Mamie Wright, cousin. OF Rich
mond was maid OF honor. being attired
i'm yellow organdie. with pearl ornaments.
she carried a bouquet OF jonquils.
Mr.. Edmund Christian, OF Richmond
acted as best man. The ushers We're
Nessrs. +. s Coleman. Malcolm Peatross,
w. +. Jenkins, and Horace Wright. OF
richmond: Mr.. Arthur Wright OF Dos
well. and Mr.. r. III. Chewing. of Penola'
all In full-dress.
After the ceremony tho bridal party
with a few invited guests. and members
OF the family. repaired 10 the residence
OF the brides father. where superb
collation. was served. after which the
happy couple boarded the Atlanta Spe-
ciag for an extended southern tour.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. II. III
Wright, secretary TO the president OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. The groom Il connected with
the railroad I'm the baggage department
at Union Station. Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
VOTING uaATKE ARRESTED.
He VIII Have 10 Answer Tor '"'''"s
Mr. Redd.

The announcement in the Dispatch yes
terday morning that Mr.. John {. kedu'
the Cary-street feed-dealer. Rad beeh
stabbed by his office-boy on MONDAY CAV
the police the first information they nau
received concerning the ahalr, anu Sc
geant Talley, OF the Second blS',i'', -.
amined into the case. AS result Vi NE
Investigations, ne swore out d "d'ie"''
charging Joseph Haatke. the BOY III que
ton. with having feloniously CUT s'aO"'u'
and wounded Mr.. Redd.
Sergeant Cosby served the warrant ail'
carried Haatke to the Second Station
where he was bailed in the sum OF -" ior
his appearance i'm the Police court tni'
morning. with his brother as MS surety.
As told I'm the Dispatch. Haatke nad
been dismissed by Mr.. Redd on SATURDAY
ON Monday evening about 1880 O'Clock
Haatke appeared at the place OF puslile99
OF Mr. Redd. and stated that he had peth
informed that Mr.. Redd had Two COCKS
fighting which belonged to the youth, anu
which had been left In the rear OF the
place of business.
AT this time Mr.. Redd came up, having
been away on business and Haatke
charged Mr. Redd with making the birds
fight. This Mr. Redd denied, stating that
as soon as he heard that the fight was on
he had one of the birds brought into the
store. Haatke replied with an oath that
il was not true. and, according TO the
statement Of gentlemen In the ONCE
threatened to carve Mr.. Redd into mihce-
meat, I'm the mean time holding MS
hand IN his coat pocket.
Mr.. Redd grabbed the boy, and was
about TO smack him, when Haatke $
brother asked him not to strike him. Mr..
Redd released the boy and told the elder
Haatke to take the offender away. AS
young Haatke was leaving he threw MS
hand behind Mr.. Redd. and cut him in the
back with a small pocket-knife, infiictlng
a wound from a quarter to halt an men
in depth.
Mr. Redd went to the Office of Dr. J. w.
Long and had the wound dressed, and,
while painful, it is not in any way serious,
and he has continued to attend TO his
duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
THE ANNTrAL ADDRESS.
OnkMnOd Juniors Meet.

An interesting meeting of the Junior
lakewood Memorial Association was held
I'm the brick school-house in st. Johns
churchyard yesterday evening at .
O'Clock. The attendance was very graft
fving. The main matter with which the
association is now concernedNs arrange
ment for Memorlal-Day, on the 10Th OF
next month. Active steps were taken to-
wards providing transportation for the
association to the cemetery on that day
Plans and designs were also discussed
towards decorating the shat; on Libby
Hill. which is the work especially APP
portioned this association by the Senior
Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
A Greaf Advance Sale.

Teresa Carreno. the famous pianist.
viii according to present indications,
he greeted by one Of the largest audi
ences of the season at the Academy
next Saturday night, when she appears
there as the last attraction OF the
Metropolitan concert series
In the full maturity Of her powers,
Teresa Carreno stands before the world
as an ideal pianist. II is eight years
since she was heard in this country. and
in those eight years, it is said. she has
realizd the promise OF her youthful days,
and is to-day without n peer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
,nited effort. The association could not


Nofth VI 'OMMi
Mrs. a. IL. Christian. recording secre-
tary. reported go members. OF this mum
her 2O9 are Episcopallans, 10 Baptists 10
Presbyterians i25 Methodists. % CHRIS
tians and Friends. There were u ire
members and IS sustaining members
There are l0l members less than AT the
last annual meeting.
All OF the committees made Reports
giving the details as to the work OF thelr
respective bodies. The report OF the Nu-
mission Committee showed that the te~-
timonials OF 10 new boarders had peSh
examined and passed. and Is had been
received back after their vacation. SeNe-
raj applicants had been regrettully re-
fused. one girl who came from the ouh-
mer Rest last fall in "A feeble condi.'o,i
had been sent TO the virginia hosp,'"'
and had been kindly cared for since
January Those now IN the home are
employed as teachers. stenographeIs,
tvpewriters. drcssmakors. milliners' anu
in the factories. Any respectable giri 10
received without regard 10 her religious
opinions. and there Are now In the noino
Nethodists Baptists. Presbyterians' Fps
copalians. Roman Catholics. ana us
ciples. n..,,
The report Of the kindergarten and Day
Nursery was read by Mrs. c. r. Waliord'
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The annual election OF officers resulted
&c follows. president. Mrs. Joseph Bryan;
Nicc-Presidents-Mrs j. Hall Moore Mrs'
NJ Ouarles. Miss IL. II. Norwood, MIS-
coleman workman. Mrs. NJ. {. SInl'h'
Mrs. William III. Peasants Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs. S. w. Travers' he-
cording Secretary. Mrs. a. IL. Chrlstlah'
treasurer. Mrs. w. II. Tyler; Treasurer
Building Fund. Mrs. NJ. V. Kellogg. me
ADVISORY Board remains the same-Viz :
NIessrs Joseph Bryan, d. o. Davis, }.
s. Elicit. John Morton. W. 5. Rhoads'
Major Robert Stiles. and W. II. pea
SAINTS. ~
on the Board of Managers Mrs j. T.
Redd succeeds Mrs. II. w. Ware as the
representative from the Third Christian
church. Mrs Robert Crimes was as
sociated with Mrs. c. y. stacy, repre-
senting Grace Episcopal church. Mrs.
Tulley succeeds Mrs. JEFF. Powers from
FULTON Baptist church. Mrs. G. L. wal
ford is associated with Mrs. a. y. New
from Trinity Methodist church. ana Mrs
ia. Alvey succeeds Mrs. Charles Spence
from Parh-Place Methodist church. As
bury Methodist Episcopal church and
First BAPTIST church are not represented
ON the Board. but the First Englis'i
Lutheran church has been added to the
list and Is represented by Mrs. More
head.
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS.
Bishop Penick delivered the annual adj
dress. He spoke eloqUently and fervent-
~ Of the excellence Of the institution.
and stimulated the board to push forward
the good work The institution must be
made before all things home to the
girls who sought its shelter. They must,
he said. be made 10 feel comfortable and
happy and unrestrained. and surrounded,
as far as possible, with all home iniiu-
ences.
After the meeting the Board of Mana
gers entertained their visitors at tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
The FOURQUREAN.PRICE co,
Marvellous M0ney-Sayers
HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT.

500 CRIMP-CRUsT BREAD PANS.
SELL ELSEWHERE FOR DC. HERD
FOR &c.
Rich Vienna China Dinner Sets. con.
tanning 100 pieces, spray decorations, for
$3.50. complete.
Real China Decorated Plates. always
here at &c.
Imported Toilet Sets. 70 pieces. inclsd.
ing Slop-Jars. s29S complete
NO MATTER WHAT OTHERS
CHARGE FOR GRANITE-IRON. YOv
CAN ALWAYS BUY THE BEST QUAIL.
TY HERE FOR LESS MONEY.
POO best quality Granite-Iron Wat.,
Dippers at Sc.
Granite MIX Pans two sizes. choice 90.
Best Granite Coffee Pots at i9c.
800 Granite Wash-Basins Cheap as un),
&c.
1900 other items at equally as low
prices.
400 DOZEN FLINT-GLASS TUMBLERs
AT lie. EACH.
Fancy Waste Baskets. sold elsewhere
for 35c.. special to-day l9c.
Large MIX Cans, made Of best tn r..
$50 Dinner Sets, undergazed Flow Bus
decorations on handsome ia Heu'
china. all pieces gold lined. new shape,
per set Slfs7, complete.
5000 FULL-sIZE ROLLS or PERFO-
RATED TOILET PAPER At 3-lc. PER
ROLL.
Handsome Nickel Plated Rea1ng
Lamps, with best centre-draft burner
complete with large globe, {L9, ral
value $50.
all sizes, worth from 10 TO CSC. an 4o nc
O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08

Mr.. Garnett Buckner Wall, the popular
chief clerk Of General Manager Stevens.
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
company. is to be married Tuesday eve
ming April goth. The bride-elect is Miss
sara Louise Montmollin, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. James NJ. Montmollin, of Ash
land. KY The ceremony will be per
formed in the Presbyterian church of
that citV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08

The three dissenting votes CAM " NJ
Am!ty Lodge. No. IS; Dove Longs,
81. and Lafayette Chapter. NO 70, u,
but Il ~ understood that there "as ~
objection to Mr.. Lynham from ','.
three, but that having appoi'.,u .ha
own tier some time back, oui'ns 80
late Mr.. Colins's illness, the WY ~
for n new tier was not quite clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
RexivnI Mt Emmanuel Church.

Nightly services are being held at
Emmanuel Baptist church this week pre-
paratory TO a revival which Will begin
Sunday night. Rev. j. K. Harrison oil
Fulton who has had great success as
an evangelist, will assist Dr. Nelson IN
the meeting next week.
Rev. DR.. John Pollard preached at the
meeting last night and Rev. DR.. y. -.
Dunaway. who is supplying Leigh
Street pulpit, will preach tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
s12 GENUINE ENGLIsH-CIIiNA DIN-
NER SETS FOR $3.50, COMPLETE.

A special purchase Of 80 handsom, Din.
ner Sets. pretty spray decorations. -eal
value Sl2, special for to-day, lw pieces.
with large Soup Tureen, 500. complete
10-plece Toilet Sets. richly decorated
with floral and gold decorations, DIT
regular $3.50 sets, for $3.50, complete.
JUST RECEIVED 4 LARGE SHIP.
MENT OF JARDINIERES FOR EAST
Err LILIES, NICELY DECORATED lN
ALL COLORS, FULL, LARGE SIZE.
SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY pic. CA limIt of
two 10 n customer)
WE SELL ONLY THE GENUINE
WAKEFIELD" RATTAN BABY-CAR-
RACES. PRICES RANGE FROM $50
TO $50.
Beautiful Wakefield Baby-Carrages.
with sllk-plush upholstered and rubber.
tire wheels, parasol and Wakefield pat no
brake, for $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
DUBLIN posr-oFFICE ROBBED.
safe Blown observation-disclosures
stolen.

Stolen.
DUBLIN, VA. April 7.-(Special)-The
post-ohice here was robbed last night
The thief first broke into a blacksmith
shop and secured a chisel, with which
he removed u Stat in the window-shut-
ter. and then unlocked the shutter,
raised the window, and entered. There
was 10 money in the office except about
81 in small change This was taken, and
the safe, containing the stamps, was
blown open, and the contents removed.
The amount taken was about $40 In
stamps. One sheet Of stamps OF the
denomina ton Of cents was dropped on
the floor The stamps taken were 4 TO
Decent stamps. No 2-cent stamps were
taken. as there were none on hand. Inc
postmaster was expecting about S9o
worth Of l. and 2-cent stamps every day,
but they had not arrived
There have been number OF roDoe-
ries Of post-offices reported in this sec
ton during. the last few months, ana
IL looks as IL there is an organized plan
TO break into them and TO secure what
may be had whenever circumstances may
be fqvOrab BILE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
"Let BrotherIy Love Continue,
Baltimore Amerlcan)

when the Roman Catholic church In
Portsmouth, Va. burned down the other
day the Baptist and the Methodist
churches OF the city offered the homeless
congregation the free use OF their chapels
until IL could provide itself with another
edifce. and thrse Methodist and one
Episcopal clergyman called personally on
the priest to express their sympathy with
him and his people"
This news paragraph. which Is now go
ing all over the country. is certainly In
teresting. IL makes pleasant reading I'm
these days, and shows spirit that. let
us be thankful Is making itself more and
more apparent In all parts OF the country.
1t Is spirit OF which this country cannot
have too great a supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
From the Executive ONCE.

Governor O'Ferrall has received an in
vitation to attend the annual dinner OF
the Reform Club of New York. which
will be held at the Hotel Waldorf on
the evening Of April oath. 1t is not
known whether he will accept or not.
The Governor has appointed Chief-Clerk
J. G. Hankins, of the Office Of the Sec
rotary Of the Commonwealth, Acting
Secretary for four days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
Travellers Protective Association
Delegates.

DANVILLE, VA. April 7.-(Special.)-
Danville Post, of the Travellers Protec-
tive Association, at meeting held to-
night. elected delegates 70 the Richmond
convention in May. as follows: o. Wem-
pie and John +. Rison, delegates; I. w.
Helm and II. II. Patterson, alternates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
.Joseph Jefferson Coming.

The seats for the two performances 10
be given here next Tuesday aud We'd
nesday by Joseph Jefferson Will be
placed on sale at the Academy this
morning Rip Van Wrinkle IS the open
ing bill. and "Cricket on the Hearth
and Lend Me Two Shillings' will be
presented Tuesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
The CoIored Episcopal Mission.

Interest I'm the Lenten mission at ST.
philips church increases. Rev. ). j.
Gravatt. OF Holy Trinity church, preach
ed an able and very nelpiul ser
mon last night, which was attentiVeiy
listened to by the large congregation.
The Rev. William Nj. Clarke, OF St.
James church, will preach tonight at
o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08

Richmond Lodge Of Elks celebrated It's
New Year at its headquarters, IN Con-
cordia Hail. last night.
The newly-elected officers acted in their
various capacities Tor the first time, ana
several candidates were initiated. Inc
lodge is in a very fiourishing condition.
and boasts a larger membership than ever
hnfnre in It's history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
Property Transfers

Richmond: r. c. Scott, special commits
sioner. to Mary s.. wife Of DR.. George
III. Bright. 80 feet on north side OF Grace
street, 1872 feet west OF Monroe, WV.
Henrico: W. i. Brandt TO +. Ashby
Deane, 80 feet on south side cary street,
$50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08

ing and Miss Kate Powell took place.
to-day. MIR. Browning Is a prominent
young merchant. and the bride y an
accomplished young lady The marIiase
was very quiet, only the intimate irienus
of the contracting parties being prese,,.
Rev Vernon FAnson performer ''o
ceremony in his usual happy style
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
Mr.. Lynhnm Was the Choice.

A meeting of all the active high priests
and masters of the Masonic fraternity In
this CITY was held Tuesday night for the
purpose of selecting tiler to succeed
Mr.. ID. B. Collins. deceased. All but three
of the organizations selected Mr.. VIII
liam ]. LYMAN, OF Amity Lodge, No. 76.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
Smashed the Wagon Up.

The horses hitched TO one of sweeney's
wagons ran away on Chestnut Hiil yes
terday and considerable damage was
done The wagon was smashed up and
one OF the horses was badly cut on the
leg. The driver escaped without injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
1895 Al
* @
Balance ..........

Mrs s. w. Trayers, the corresponding
secretary. read her own report. She ex-
messed at the outset her determination
TO state things just as they really were:
The home had much 10 be thankful for
She spoke OF the absence OF the beloved
president" on account OF sickness, OF the
great loss TO the board by the death OF
Mrs. Frayser and Mrs. Spence, two Of us
members; TO the absence from the meet
ings OF three ylce-presidents and trea-
surer. who were in sore affiiction. and the
non-attendance OF other members on ac-
count OF sickness. Owing TO this un-
happy condition the list Of members was
notlceably smaller. One or two commit
tees have had no chairman for year
The secretary stated these facts, she said,
70 show the need for help and strong and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
suureme Court of Appeals.

Walker and Others VS.. Tyler. Argued
by John Patterson for appellants ana
Kirkwood Mitchell and 5. ;. L. Patteson
for appellee and submitted.
Booker VS.. Donahoe. Passed.
The next case TO be called Is hosen-
baum against Seldom, No. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08

NEW YORK. April 7.-tspeciaI)-J. w.
Hopkins Grand; j. w. Knight, Sturte~
want; IL. A. Redford. Morton. IL. u.
stearns. G. Chapman, Jr, r. Chapman
and wife. Everett; Mrs. c. Milhiser. H"l"
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
For Overindulgence
Tnke Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

1t preserves and renews the Vitaiity'
strengthens the nerves. ana stimulates
the stomach 10 healthy action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
We'd at Emporia.

EMPoRIA. VA. April 7.-tSpecial)--
The marriage Of Mr.. Lewis d. Brown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08

Orders for printing sent 10 the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices will DO
sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-08
THE FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.

Following upon It. the report Of the
treasurer. Mrs. Walliam II. Tyler, was
presented, as follows
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-05

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