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Oct. IS.

ArrIHed-W EDNEsDAr. Uct. II
Ss Ems Harrassowitz. Genoa.
Sc Pennsylvania, kurr. Hamburg.
IS Ghazce. Bailey. Yokohama
So Tcrgestc, Suttora, Trieste.
Sc La CrDma, Pollen, Trieste.
SIS Monaghan, Praes, Glasgow.
IS AM rtcan, Butt. Amsterdam
SIS Lain. -. Bremen.
SIS Marie. Anderson. PrOgreso.
"a Rio Grande. Staples. Brunswick.
SIS City OF philadelphia. Delano, Baltimore,
SIS Seneca, Stevens. Havana.
Ss Excelsior, Boyd. New Orleans.
Ship A. ] Fuller. Matthews, Honolulu.
Bark Teutonia. Gregcrson. Batavia.
For later arrivals see First Pago.l
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More omcer. for lhe nrldGe Police squad.

The bridge police force at present includes
eIghty-cieht patTOlmon, three rounGsmen. two
Sergeauts, and one Captain. President Bcrri in
tends TO sugge.t To tho trustees the appoint
Iuent Of more roundsmon aud SerReants. SO as 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-14
They VIII Select Plans for tho Consolidated
Libraries UuIldinE.

At a meeting OF the directors of the Console
dated Libraries, held at tho Aston Library yes
terday, the following were appointed as Jurors
to decide upon tho plans for the new buildings:
Walter Cook of New York. Cass Gilbert OF 81.
Paul, Edgar v. Seeler Of PHILADELPHIA, and John
l.. Cadwalader, Alexander Maitland, George /.
Rives and John S. Billings of New York. Let
ters were read from tho Equitaolo Life Assur.
ance Society and Alexander Maitland present
ing 10 the library 252 volumes and 4S2 books
and pamphlets respectively.
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sCRUGGS NOT INDICTED.
Tho NJ. Louis Merchant Accused or Smuggling
Gets OG-LAnEhoYns Aeld.

Assistant United States District Attorney
Human announced in the United States Grim
inal Court yesterday that tho Grand Jury had
failed to find an indictment against Richard NJ.
Scruggs, the st. Louis merchant, who. together
with Edmund G. Langhornc. was arrested here
last May upon a charge OF having. attempted 10
smuggle a quantity OF jrwclry from Europe,
The Grand Jury found AN indictment o ,ainst
Langhorne. He was in court yesterday. and his
trial was set for Oct. -.
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business Nuttrrs.
WaItham Watches.

Why not have one7 Eight millions in use. all keep
ing, correct time. Prices much lower. but quality
higher than ever. Best assortment In the couutrys
inspection invited.
Permit no substitution. Insist upon having
Carl II. schuitL's pure. correct mineral W atcrs.
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We cut six and eight suits at
once, a tailor one-same time,
same cost.
Therefore if a tailor charges
less, or the same price as we, his
cloth and work must be inferior.
If he charges % per cent. more
he can give no more, except pos.
sibly a tickling to your vanity.
We don't make to order, but
we make to fit.
Fail Suits s1b TO $50, ovorooass sls to ESQ.
We said to our shoeman. "Buyt
samples Of all the best $3.50
shoes now made, then have bet
ter ones made"-the result is
ready-black and russets, $3.50. ,
The comfort of perfect ftting$
underwear is without price,"
yet we put ours down to $3.50 Ss
garment. ,.
We clothe tho boy and clothe
him best.
A book on how to dresu. cost of it-wriso for It.
ROGERS, PEEr & Goa
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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MARINE ISTELLIG ENCE.

IMMATURE ALMAsAc-THIs DAY.
Sun rises. ... o 10 ! sun sets. o 2l Moon rises. IS
HIGH wATER-THs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 9 22 Gov .Isl'a. o 81 He'll Gate. II a.
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NHARRIMD.

EDEY-LIEBENow.-o Tuesday. oct. IL. by tho
Rev. +. ". Goodchild. at the Central Baptist
Church. Henry Edey and Kathe rine. daughter Of
Albert Liebcnow, Esq.
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SIS st. Paul, from New York, at southampton.
So state OF Nebraska, from New York, at Glasgow,
SIS Saale. from New York, at southampton.
Ss Aurania, from New YORK. at Queenstown.
SIS Aller, from New York, at Naples.
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Fllnt's Fine Furniture.
TEA TABLES.
Oak or Mahogany Finish,
$4O0,
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oUTooru

SAILED IRON DOMESTIC PORTS.
S. FL Dorado. from New Orleans for New York.
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SAILED FROM FoarIaS FORT

SIS Kaiser wilhclm der Crosse. from southampto
for New York.
SIS Majestic. from Liverpool for New York.
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NrU CIVILIZATIONS.

EtcH-FIolding's Amclia," "Jps"ph Ans
., } iucM,," Strrnr's "TFStram rutudy.' "~". 4,
m. utsI Journey" Smolleits kDirri'E RauInISN
" Humphrey CIiukeT.' PRATT, UI4 ~, iIt1 81
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Special Nonrrs.

CATARHJI. cough. ENACT ton. throat and stomach
troubles cured; 81. Or. MAyhelu's special treatmun.
100 West 4Jta 81,
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty and Broadway.
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THE KENSIcO CFMETERY Private station. Har.
L lem Railroad ~ minutes rii" from the GRANT,
Central DeppI. uf1cc, Ii East i.i a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
CRAMPS RUMOR AGAIN.
Will They Establish Ship-Yard
Ncnr NOrfOlkf

NORFOLK, VA, June 1s.-(SpecIal)-A
report in circulation several months ago
to the effect that the great Philadelphia
ship-building firm of the Cramps were
negotiating for the purchase Of water
front property near the mouth OF the
Western Branch was given credence at
the time by many well-informed people,
for it was known that the ship-builders
boxed upon the deep-water advantages OF
This port favorably. and were not unlike
~ to enter the immediate territory OF
their rival, the Newport News Ship-Build-
ing and Dry-Dock Company. Another
rumor is now in circulation here to the
effect that the firm Is negotiating for the
purchase of the Hardy estate In Berkley,
with q view of establishing man.
moth ship-building plant The Hardy
estate fronts on the Eastern Branch. just
west of the Norfolk and Western railroad
bridge, the family mansion being now oc-
cupied by Ryland Female Institute. The
officers of the school have been notified
that occupancy OF the building can be
guaranteed them for another year only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
Property Transfers.

Richmond: John T. Lyons and wte 10
Mutual Guarantee Building and Loan AS
sociaton, s. 1-3 feet on east side FIRST
street between Byrd and Arch. I.lo
William a, Payne's trustee to w. A.
Woodfin. IS feet on east side st. Paul
street. 50 feet north of Coutts, subject 70
two deeds Of trust, amounting TO sl,Zl2'
S275.
Virginia and ]. G.. Smiths trustee TO
]. w. Blanton. q feet on Leigh street.
southeast corner Thirteenth, $l.Ol5.
+. NJ. Woon, special commissioner, TO
Edgar Allan, the interest Of the heirs OF
William Bosher in so feet on Clay street
southeast corner Gilmer.
Henrico: August +. Cordes and wife to
Mrs. Fannie II. Witt. lots 3 and 10 In
block 3 Oak Park. to correct omissions
in former deed. $50.
Fairfield School District TO Katherine
Lawrence, q feet on west side road lead
ing>to Craighton road. SIS.
William Jones and wife to X. t. Hill. "
feet on st. Johns avenue northeast cor
ner Tells street, $50
William r. Miller and wife to Virginia
A. Benson. southern 25 feet of lot IL In
block 20 Barton Heights, SiO0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
WYTHEVILLE.
Personal Notes.-The Queens JublIees
A Mission.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, June 1s..-(Spes
cial.)-Mr. Charles NJ. Caldwell and BRIDE
nee Patton, OF Knoxville. have arrived
hayins, been married on the 18th, aud are
visiting at DR.. LeacRs, near town. ~
reception was rendered them yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Caldwell at tho
home of General Walker, on Lawyers
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Motter, OF Lima,
O.. are visiting at Mr.. j. j.. Gieayess. on
west Main street. Mr.. Motter and Mr..
Gleayes were class and room-mates at
Roanoke College many years ago. BIT.
Motter Is City Attorney OF Lima
Misses Flora and Ella Stuart have gone
10 New York, where they sail for Europe
on the 23d. They expect TO remain abroad
until September.
The Misses Graves, OF. birmingham
Ala. are among the late arrivals ana
thew are boarding at Miss jamie Glib
boney's. on Main street.
Rev. DR.. Logan has returned home arteS
an absence OF ten days in Norfolk. Ports.
mouth. and other Eastern Virginia townss
The. English portion OF our town. IN.
cIuding their American connections. VIII
celebrate Queen Victorias jubilee next
Tuesday by giving large picnic In PARK
Jackson. There are a great many Eng
lish people In this immediate section. ano
they are looking FORWARD TO their celepra-
ton with unusual interest.
on Tuesday next Rev. r. f. Bader.
Redemptionist priest from Baltimore. Will
begin a mission at st. Mary's Cathoiio
church. and will continue 1t unth the sos-
loving Sunday night. There VIII be
three services a day-530 and A. NJ
and 730 p. NJ. :.
Henry oewel. an employee OF Bruce 4
60. OF Norfolk. is on visit to his OLD
home in this place. (.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
Where Do the others Come Int
(Communicated.)

I do not undertake to keep UP with
party politics, being busy man and con-
tent for the most part, to let the actlVe
politicians select my ticket for me. L
always, however, vote my party Ticket
and perhaps for that reason my question
may not be impertinent. This Is my
query: Where do the candidates for Lieu
tenant Governor and Attorney-General
"come IN" in the Richmond primary?
The present unique arrangement seems
to proceed upon the supposition that MI.
Ellyson and Major Tyler are the only
two persons who have right to be con-
sidered In this town. and that No Ely
SONS right must be abridged as far as
uossible. I haven't taken much interest
in party politics heretofore, and there are
many quiet citizens like me In this re-
spect. But If the decision OF this CITY
Committee is a sample of the injustice
~ which we are to be subjected. then
there are some thousands of US Will wish
TO "know the reason why" ID. +. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
EuI.an News Notes.

Mrs T NJ. Parrish, of Denny street LETT
Yesterday for visit TO reIaliVes III
The Tbe Fulton Baptist church Sunday
school will run their excursion q" 'D''o
''siir Mr. James Fowler. of Washington, ID.
c.. is visiting friends in Fulton:
Mrs. Wooters. who has been SICK at hei
home. on Louisiana street, - % pVerot ,,ree,
Mrs. M Schwartz. of 3OoZ Lester street.
Is visiting her parents, in Baltimore.
Nr II. III. Pollard, OF Fulton Hlll, was
taken suddenly sick during Tuesday hlsht'
He is improving nov, Iiet howfyeir: Eri:copaI sun
day school will run their excursion "
Providence Forge next Tuesday. ,,,,-
Mr.. George Valentine and MISS i1a- bllIa-
beth Bawler were married IN the pdilOr
Of Rev. u. o. Throckmorton, No: oVt GId-
ham street. on Wednesday evening.
Mrs David Crittenden died at her nome,
on the Darbytown road in the county,
Thursday. Her funeral took place yes
terday. eru, circin-
nati after a delightful visit 10 frlehus
there. and is much improved IN health;
a mass-meeting OF the citizens OF tui-
ton will be held at Donohoes han, ,et on
I,ouisiana street, Monday night, June -st
M 3 o'clock. Hon. w. f. Reddy ana II. NJ.
smith. Jr.. will speak. There Will also oe
speeches by others. o., po,,-
The Fulton and Montrose Chapel BapI,
tist Sunday schools VIII give an alsiiaS'
picnic at Providence Forge w e5nSisoas n,.isl, -,
.JIne 3Oth. The train leaves the orleans
street station here at . A. NJ. sharp.
Tickets can be bought al the People 5
drugstore, r. l.. Harrison's, or X. H.
Shines. on Church Hill. -,
All the stained-glass windows nave oeeli ,H
placed I'm the Fdlton Baptist cnurSh, M Manu
are strikingly picturesque. The pastor
win soon have the seats In place, ana lhe
energetic members Of the Ladies Aid 90 90
.in looking
49, n,'Set 1-ba church is beautifully situated,
eni is an ornament to this section.
Mr.. T. V. Elsom. Of Alhemarle county
&c here on visit TO his sister, Mrs. Ro-
bert j., Harrison, at Waverly' on fu,l3n
fTn Mr. Fisom * secretary OF The VIZ
ainia soapstone quarries; in Albemarle
county. and is en- route 10 the Nashville
I~.-Do-ftf0p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
A DESPERATE NEGRO
REsIsTs ARREST AND SHOOTS
CONSTABLE.
A sheriTs Posse Sets Fire 70 ~
Cabin and Smokes Hin oate
Wounded Three Times and vfnan1N
Captured.


FARMvILI.E. VA, juno 19.-(spsciaI.) -
There was a desperate encounter to-dA1
between the officers OF tho law In Hauoe
den District, this county, and . negf0
named Jack Robinson. 1t occurred near
Hampden-sidney College, and rssuite0
in the shooting OF Constable Thomas A.
McCraw and the negro. whose arrest va
subsequently accomplished. Jack Robin
son. negro moro than 60 years old. was
charged with trespassing on the premises
of neighboring farmer, and Constablo
McCraw went to his home to execute
the warrant. Tho officer was alone. and
was dared to approach by the negrs,
who was armed with a six-shootsr. The
Constable aid not hesitate at the negro'D
threat. and, I'm consequence. received =
bullet fred from Robinson's cabin. The
ball struck McCraw's pocket-bool, and
managed to get back to his homo. and
sent word to Sheriff Dickinson. whos
summoning posse. repaired to the ne~
gro's house.
FIRED THE CABIN.
Robinson Stoutly refused 10 open 0l0
door and surrender. and told the men on
the outside that the first one who broke
i'm would be shot down. The Sheriff then
ordered the house to be set on fire and very
soon the negro emerged from ths dense
smoke armed with pistol and an
old army musket. with which he con>
tinued to defy arrest The Sheriff ORDER
ed him to be shot, and before he was
overtaken in tho race Robinson received
three wounds. one In the face. the %.
cond in the arm, and the third III hts
leg. When Robinson was caught up
with the Sheriff thrust a'pistoi into nv
face and ordered his hands up. This
he refused to obey. but fortunately the
| Sheriff did not have to shoot. The negro
| was seized and thrown to the ground ana
manacled.
A LIVING TERROR.
| He was lodged In Jail here soon after
| wards. where IL was ascertained that HE
wounds, though not necessarily fatal, are
| of a very painful nature. Robinson has
| the reputation of being one Of tho most
| desperate characters IN Prince Edward
| and despite his more than threescoro
| years, Is a living terror to peaceable
| people for miles around. His trial Will
| come off In the County Court, commencing
| here next week, provided Mr.. McCraw'1
wound Is well enough for him to attend
| as a witness. There was great excite
| ment over the occurrence among botn
races, and further trouble was for time
| expected by some
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
.,orm the Good TempIars.
"Rlchmond. va. June 10. 1sg7.

Richmond Lodge. No. l2S. l. o. q. T.,
,,a,,e an entertainment at Belvidere Hall
Fridav night. and the following pro-
ora nome was beautifully rendered to a
eood audience: Duet, by the MISSES
Christian; recitation by Miss Minnie
ouisenbury; solo. by Miss Maud Jour
nev: recitation. by Master John stuoos'
dialogue. by Miss Mildred stubos and Mr'
WiIliam stubbs; solo. by Mr.. PoindeXter,
who was loudly encored; recitation. by
,tiss Rertha Stubbs: defamation. by MISS
Nfudrea Stubbs: solo. by Mr.. Francisco:
recitation. by Miss Hutton Instruments ,a ltsl y
selection by Mr.. Francisco; Inc Cd'
Come Back" by Mr.. Poindexter' py re-
quest: a humorous recitation py MT
charles II. Smith, in his fnlnitapie man
ner concluding with a solo by Mr. "iikie
Freeman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
THE SCOTTISH RITE MAsONs.
Lfbertas Lodge to Meet and Call on
for the Summer.

Libertas Lodge of Perfection, No. 5.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Freemasonry (southern jurlsdiction),
meets tomorrow night at st. Adams
Hall. The Rev. DIR. Hartley Carmichael.
Thirty-third. is the Venerable Master OF
this body. The Scottish Rite Masons
usually "call off, for the summer. and
the meeting Monday evening Will be the
last. it is understood, until next Sep
tember.
The biennial meeting of the Supreme
Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite will be held in the House OF the
Temple, Washington city, next OCTOBER.
Whether or not any Mason of Richmond
will be nominated for the Court OF Honor
which is the steppingstone to the Thirty-
third and last degree, is not known. IL
IS believed that among those who VIII be
elected TO receive the coveted Thirty
third at the forthcoming meeting the
name of Rev. James Y. Fair. ID. D., for
rnerIy Of Richmond, now OF savannah
will be high on the list. DR.. Fair is
past Venerable Master OF L!bertas Lodge
of Perfection, No. 8. and Past Commander
Of ST. Omar Council, No. l, knights
Kadosh. He was advanced to the Court
NJ Honor In 1895. In this age OF feverlsh
haste the Scottish Rite OF freemasonry
Is one of the few institutions that Goes
not "rush." It cutIyates repose, enc
of its notices being, "Get wisdom, Dat
90 slowly"
The first Richmond Mason to receive
the Thirty-third from the lamented
Grand Commander. Albert Pike was
John Il. Mayer. and with him was
Charles A. Nesbitt. The next to re-
ceiye the Thrty-thlrd was william Ryan;
The next was Rev. DIR. Carmichael ana
these four weh-known Masons are tne
only Richmcnd brethro1 VINO are en'i''.o
20 witness the imposing ceremonies OF
the suprome Council. The late A. G.
rahcocll was a Thirty-third, having been
coronetted in Washington only snort
while before his death. He was devoted
to the Scottish Rite. and contributed gene
ro,isIv TO it's treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
ycc,be,. Boys Give a Dance.

The Athletic Association Of McCabe,
School followed up their triumph 'at BEL
vldere Hall on Thursday night, with u
Iv ENJOYABLE, and was presided over by
Mrs. McCabe, who made charming hos
tess and chaperone. Those present were
Misses Lucy Stone. of Warrenton; An
ME Drewry. Bette Christian, Lilan Au-
oustine. Easley, of South Boston; Diet
rich. Henningham, Spiman, Lily Hill; FL
len Bagby. Marie Archer, Kate Mere
dith: Drexler, of Edgehill; Florence Par
ker, Mabel Walker, and Ellie Carmlchael;
Messrs. Alexander Warner. and Goraon
McCabe. St. George Anderson, Carlton
and Julian McKenny. I. NJ. Hobson, Nc
Carthy. Stringfellow. Brockenbrough,
Boiling, Elerson, Perrin. I.ittleton; Fitz-
gerald. Charles Taylor. Talbot, Johnson
IIiu Gordon. the Messrs. Michaux,
Thnnas. Lathrop. and Cham. Pleasants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
FIRE A LAST SALUTE.
SERGEANT EDDENS'S REMAINS
LAID TO REST.
DEATH OF mr.. ]. 4. AUGUSTINE
He Passes AwOy Suddenly I'm a Fay
etteville Hotel-IIis Body VIII He
Buried Here-yfr. l.. Clinton Davis
Dies After n Long Illness.

The mortal remains of Sergeant James
Eddens were laid TO rest In River View
Cemetery yesterday evening. The fune-
raj took place at o'clock from Grove
Avenue Baptist church, and was con-
Quoted with full military honors. Com
pany Il turned out with fun ranks. In
command OF Captain Spence. and many
members Of other companies joined them
in paying a last tribute Of respect to the
memory of their deceased comrade.
The pall-bearers were: Sergeant Gibbs,
Company A; Sergeant Hamilton. Com
pany +; Sergeant Wilkey Johnson, COM
pany Il; Sergeant Henry Leiss, Drum
Corps; Sergeant J. Redford, quartermas-
ter-Sergeant; Ser~H"rt William Gibson,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
Catholic News Notes'

The name of Bishop Keane has been
odded 10 those who are spoken OF as tu7
nrohahle successor Of Archbishop JAMS
sens at New orleans. .a., aors
Rev Father Hanly spent several Gays
solemn pontifcal requiem mass M Mwlii
no celebrated at the Cathedral early TINS
week The time will be announced at the
Tbe Feast OF the Sacred Heart will be
cejehrated in the churches next FRIDAY;
Next Thursday will be the Feast OF the
Nativity of ST. John Baptist.
Reneiiction OF the Blessed Sacrameht
u,iii he given every evening during the
Octava OF Corpus Christi at 8 O'Clock, ,
also the remaining Fridays at. the same
n il the intention Of the ladies OF 81;
Mary's congregation to give spiehdid
fair In November. r.. ,,,-
There will be a procession at 81. Mary
o,,urch this afternoon in celebration OF
tho Feast of Corpus Christi.
The clergy Of the diocese OF Richroond
wiil 90 into retreat at Georgetown COL
lege on July l2th 40
After the late mass at the Cathedral TO-
dav there will be a procession or the
TSe Rey. Father O'Reilley. Of Norfolk:
has been attending the congregation OF
ST Joseph's in the absence OF Father
Douoyan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
District Attorney Montngue's Resig~
nation.

DANVILLE, VA. June 19.-tSpeciaL>--
Hon. Andrew Jackson Montague. United
States District Attorney for the Wesfern
District Of Virginia. appointed by Presl-
dent Cleveland IN 1898. has forwarded 70
Attorney General McKenna his resisna-
tion. effective August lst. Mr.. Monta-
que has made fine reputation ourins
bis oaiclal term. He Is being urged by
bis friends for the Democratic nomfna-
tIon for Attorney General OF the Stat@
and several counties have already M
s,ructed delegates for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
,,,.., Hebrew Aid Society.

At n meeting OF the Ladies c"
Aid Society, held recently the ioiiom,ls
officers were reelected ior tne 80, ~
term: Mrs. N. Cohen, presluen', ~ VI.
Ioyenstein. vicc-president; MI IA. 80,
- 80 ,rctsurer: Mrs II. PassamanecK'
aed.etarv Relief Committee-Mrs. I'm.
a. Ichairman. Mrs. ID. Green, MIS-. "A
NJ niaIov Mrs. III. II. Rosenberg, ana Mrs'
Kaplan. .a ,hanking all
.hosa who participated in their entertain
.m ,nnnt given at Sanger Hall Iune ISL
The entertainment proved great sue
Cess financially.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

The music-loving public VIII ha'e q"
onror,nnity 10 enjoy the always 'no-
roughly appreciated productions OF inc
DIS, Rand I'm a series of open-air con-
oar,s 20 be given at ForestHill PARK du-
..,,a the summer season. These concerts
viii commence tomorrow evening. ana
,,ith The exception of Tuesday evening"
~hen the band accompanies the Blues on
,helr moonlight excursion, Will continue
Nightly. except Saturdays and Sundays
~ each week Large crowds will doubt
oi s avail themselves OF the enjoyable
ls.sS,Ssorturitv lsSS thus afforded. The park Is
rrapapched by the Seventh-street line by
trsnsfer from any Of the ears OF the Rich
n,ond Railway and Electric Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

At st. James Methodist church this
morning and afternoon services appro-
pirate to "Children's-Day' Will be held.
At II A. NJ. Rev. Mr.. Beauchamp. the
pastor, will preach a special sermon 70
the children. and at 4 L. II. the scholdfs ;
Of the sabbath school will take part In
an Interesting programme OF exercises. -.
The Sunday school OF this church VIII
hold its annual picnic on Tuesday next az
Greendale Park. on the Seven Pines ROAD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

At the regular semi-annual meeting OF
the X. o. T. NJ. OF the World held IN
their hall (CentraD Friday evening the
folIowing officers were elected for the en-
suing six months: Past Commander
Charles J. Johnson; Commander. H. a.
Taylor; Lieutenant Commander. a. j.
Guerpillon; Sergeant, G. II. Gordon r.
" r.. smith; Master-a.-Arms. w: j,
smith: Physician, DR.. w. III. Parker
First Master OF the Guards. ]. II. Ficke'
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