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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
Gloucester Gnyety.

lamont, GLOUCESTER. VA, Noyem
Der Especial THE most enjoyed eye-
ming here Of recent months WAS that OF
Thursday. when the handsome residence
of Mr. and Mrs Augustus lasgi was
thrown open TO their friends. Square
and round dancing enliyened the brief
hours until past midnight The dainty
palate and the ear for harmony, no less
than the artistic eye. were in their ele-
ments The guests were Miss Molly Jaa-
well. Miss Annie Byrd Miss Marietta
SlingluR, Miss Ethel Hopkins, Miss Sally
Perrin Miss Elizabeth Lee. Miss Ellie
Seawell Miss Kate Clopton, Miss Georgia
Seawell Miss Miller, Miss Mary Lee,
Miss Henrietta Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Harwood. Mr.. and Mrs Hicks. Mr..
and Mrs. Sanders. and DR.. Shippen, Jesse
Hinkle. Thomas Harwood, Bernard Talia-
ferro. Walter Perrin. Snowden Hopkins,
Harry Saunders. --- T1bbets, Il. d.
CIopton. r. r. Taliaferro, Walter Sanders,
John Sanders, and John T. Perrin, Jr.
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RECEIVER IN A DIVORCE CASE.
Judge waddill Appoints Mr. fl"na-
y,n IN Take Charge of Properly.

udge Waddill sitting in the United
States Circuit Court, yesterday issued a
decree appointing Mr.. William NJ. Flana-
gan receiver in the suit Of Susie jacques
vs. II. n. ID. Parker and others ana dl-
recting the receiver TO take charge OF lhe
Inelewood farm, in the county OF CumDer-
land. with all OF the persohal properly
belonging to the defendant
The decree was entered at the request
~ ali the parties TO the suit.
mic is n development of the interesting
ai,n,ca nroceedings which have been
nending i'm the Circuit Court OF CumDer-
iand county for some months past III
,,,bicb NAV II. Parker claims TO be the
lie Of the defendant 10 the above SUIT.
Ar Parker denies that he was ever mar
ried TO May Parker, and she sued hihl LOT
senorate maintenance, seeking to obtain
possesslon of the valuable anu wen
stacked Inglewood estate.
sfter a contest in the last term OF the
count i'm Cumberland the case was leIt
,ndecided but the receiver whom Judse
tInndIcv appointed and who had charge
~ the Cumberland property was dis-
charged. ,,.o-.
~, the defendant to press their claims
ogainst the property, and the pialhtii
in the Federal Court here Is now hAeiy
49, -, axbaust the assets with her liens b.
judgment and otherwise for several
,honsaud dollars. and thus establish her
Claims over the alleged wife who sues
IN the State Court The ParAcrs were
formerly of Chicago. ana the party now
,Iaintiff in the Federal Court IL resi-
fent Of that city now. Hence the Fed
eral jurisdiction.
IMPORTANT ADMIRALTY CASE.
Judge Waddill was engaged nearly HI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
FROM WILLIAMSBURG.
Death OF Miss Brnithwait-Dr. Mon
cure's Personal Estafc-Brieis.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November 26'-
(special1-Miss Maude Braithwait. third
daughter Of Mrs. Delta Braithwait, died
last evening about O'Clock; aged u
wears. While Miss Braithwait had been
I'm declining health for some time, no ap-
prehension was felt as 10 such a SPECIFY
termination OF her illness. She was a
sweet and attractive young lady. 1he
funeral will take place tomorrow from
Rruton Episcopal church at. half-past j
o'clock. and will be conducted by the rec
tor. Rev. w. T. Roberts, after whicn the
remains will be buried in Cedar-Grovs
Cemetery.
Tie following appraisers Of the person.
al effects of the late DR.. Moncure nave
been appointed: II. NJ. Sweeney. John IA
Mercer. l.. w. Lane, Jr., Robert q. Bar
low, Carey p. Armistead.
Mrs Lane Jr., who attended conference
I'm Portsmouth, returned home this morn
ing.
Mr.. Charles J. Person has visiting him
his cousin. Miss Matte Freas, Of Nanti-
coke, Pa.
Captain and Mrs. ]. n. Topham are ex-
Meeting at their charming home early
next week Mrs. W. II. owens and Mrs.
s r. Owens, Of Manchester.
Horace Davis, who enlisted in Company
D Fourth Regiment, IS here to-day, hav-
ing secured his release from The army
Mr.. c. p. Armistead, steward and cash.
fer and Captain ]. II. TOpham, engineer,
AZ the Eastern State Hospital, leave du-
ring the coming week FOR Richmond on
business connected with the institution.
Miss Ella Moncure left this morning Tor
Richmond 10 visit her grandfather, DR..
T. b. McCaw, after which she viii go 10
I Buffalo. n. Y, where she will reside In
future.
Harry Hundley, oldest son OF Mr. III. L.
Hundley. is in Cincinnati, undergoing
medical treatment
Mr.. George Holt, Of surry. who has been
| here on a cunning trip, has returned
/ home.
( Mr.. Walter Burns. who has been des-
| perately i'll, continues to mend. The
( latest from the daughter OF General
James II. Lane. at Auburn, Ala, is favor
/ able 70 her recovery. The many friends
/ OF Mrs. Thomas l.. BloXton. who has
I been sick for several months, will be
/ pained 10 hear that she has grown WORSE
| within the past few days.
! Dr. Townsend. of Baltimore. who has
| been on a hunting trip at Port Arthur
returned to Baltimore last evening with
a quantity OF game.
! Mrs. John Chapel left this morning tol
Little Falls. n. Y. after a delightful
visit 10 her relative, Mrs Robert VII
| kins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
Woodstock Mention.

WOODSTOCK, VA, November 20
(SpeclaL)-Upon application of b. u. Price.
Judge Harrison, OF the Circuit Cours,
has granted an Injunction restraining y.
G.. Manor & Co. Of near New Market. IN
this county. from work on a mll-race
near their mill The defendants have
filed their answer. and lively contest Is
looked for.
David GiIlock an aged citizen OF this
place. Is very ill., A few days ago ne
coughed an hour and ten minutes WITH
out cessation.
A large number OF fish are being taken
from the North fork of the Shenandoah,
which traverses this county from south 70
north. and the fish laws OF the county are
openly and fagrantly violated WITHOUT
protest from any one.
The home office Of the Shenandoah
County Building and Loan Association
which occupies a portion OF the county
grounds, is almost ready for occupancy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
Deaths and Funerals.

Mr.. Henry Rick died at his residence,
No 400 east Baker street, yesterday
18th year. The funeral will take place
from 81. Johns German Evangelical
church tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs Susan Strickland. after a painful
illness. which she bore with Christian for
titude. breathed her last yesterday morn
ing at the residence Of her son-in-law,
Mr.. G. l. Outland. No l7l5 north Twenty
second street Deceased was Il years OF
age.
Mrs Adaline V. Alley died yesterday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home, No.
4l4 north Thirty-third street. She had
been III a long time. Her funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie Lee Ready
will take place from Grove-Avenue Bap-
tst church at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Circuit Court-A Tangled Casc--Ihe
OYSTER Interests.

Circuit Court-A Tangled case"
oyster Interests.
HEAVHsVILLE.. VA, November 90
GuecuD-Tae regular November term Oh
the Circuit Court Of Northumberland be-
fu Wednesday. The matter of the many
.I.sys. G.. r. Lewis & Co, former owners
.. tte Lew.se.ta property. has been taken
l. gll common law suits were all con-
..-sl. awaiting a decision OF the ohan-
O..r matter. which Will be argued at TINS
t.al OF tle court. IT IS thought lhal 'he
cause Will be carried 70 tho supreme
Court of Appeals The suits aggregate
o.s NUuy0, and much interest centres IN
t rument of the chancery cause. Inc
l.rr suit. Injunction and execution pro-
es have made the case mnch en-
'..s.l one.
.- case Of the twenty-seven trap hsh-
D..n who were indicted BY the sI"iio
the past summer stiil remains uh-
.Hld. They are now in the hands Oh
t.e Justices of the peace, and unless
t.u. disposition Is made OF them IN the
Ir future the oyster inspectors VIII pe
Joss in proceeding 10 coIecl 'ne
...l-e tax for the coming season.
..ly oi the oyster men have stopped
t.i. for tho season, owing 10 the scar
. of oysters The Tansier men, VINO
tg. worked on this side OF the POTOMAC
t.r ua'y years. have all returned nome.
ss Rosa Bcale. of Heathsvlile' Is On
O. months visit in Rockville, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

MONTERREY, VA, November z6.-tSpe-
cial THE pews for the new Siethodist
church at this place are now en- route
from Grand Rapids, Mich, ana me ', Sate
for the dedication Of the building has been
axed as December 18th. The sermon VIII
be- preached and the dedicatory ceremony
Conducted by Bishop Granbery, OF Ash
land. The church IS the finest In the
county by far, and the presence OF tne
viii ba n sufficient guarantee OF large
Sathering. An invitation has been ex-
sssnded 10 all former pastors Of this con-
eregatlon. that 20 Rev. w II. Woolt, now
OF Hamilton. Loudoun county belns sPs-
str,,,nentaI in placing the enterprise on
good footing before the expiration OF ms
55estorate last year. His presence Is con-
fdently expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
MIR. TERRY WINS THE CUp.
MIR. Warwick Takes second Prize--A
Hlnye and Excitement

Messrs. Terry and Palmer. and War
wick and Hill played the final rounds in
the golf tournament at Lakeside Park
yesterday afternoon, despite the raw
weather Mr.. Terry won the cup and
Mr. Warwick the medal.
When the golfers and the lockers on
had gathered in the cosey clubhouse,
there came near being terrible accl-
dent The elsht-lamp chandelier fell and
terrible blaze ensued, but the young
men, with astonishing presence of mind.
tore the russ from the floor and stihed
the blazes very quickly There was some
commouon among the female contingent,
but things soon quoted down. and save
FOR the loss OF the chandelier and a few
rugs no damage was done.
The crowd was slim. Among the ladies
were Misses Louise Mayo: Baker. Of Nor
folk. Norton. of Alexandria: Lewis Da-
venport, Boyd. Ross. and Warwick aud
the usual male enthusiasts, who never
miss a game Of golf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
NAL Argument and Alaska.

PARIS November 26.-Though the an
--. -r.ut was printed here to-day that
distractions 90 the Spanish peace commits
.a-, were telesraphed last night from
,-.r. senior Ojeda. secretary OF the
s-. Commission declared this after
,-a .aat such instructions had not been
received.
srr fcant OF the treaty probabilities is
,rs f--t that no protest, such as was
s.~e5 should Spain refuse the Ameri-
O., a1sr has yet been formulated.
0PEN-DOOR POLICY.
ps---5irg the discussion Of the social
o., aa-.r-1oor" policy in the Philippines
... American commissioners understand
..-+ O. does not mean free trade or even
,.r duties but that the Philippines, what
ever hs tariff rate shall be open to all
.-.e on equal terms.
Tr, phripnins Islands will be expected
% v.e,l sufficient revenue to meet the
,----sss of their own administration, and
.--rs schedule OF duuable goods may
>. established. or only a few may be
t.E.i
COAST TRADE N FOREIGN BOTTOMS
This constitutes a question. but an i'm
material one. Another and more inn
rar, question will be resolved favor
ftr 20 other nations. The ships OF all
-.-.-s win be permitted to engage in
commerce throughout the archipelago.
r ir contradiction Of the United
-.-. rtordict of coast trade and for
GIN bottoms. and may possibly extend
G.a l5 Cuba and Porto Rico.
The advantage 10 the United States In
f. Il.lnr.ua coastnS t~afc iiei ln r H.
tt tl.t American goods will only have
0-s ocean to cross, while the goods OF
other nations must cross two oceans.
AE1T-COLONIAL ARGUMENT.
Th. Philippine Islands viii be admin
is.-.i rs "a colony. and the opposing arsu-
ua, against colonial government stands
.s against Alaska. II the United States,
ST. . pointed ont. has no right to hold
..r.. uo essious then the United
s..f title in Alaska is null and void.
DID,. ar objection being made 20 the vary
.- urE duties iu the American posses
.... recurrence is made here TO the
u..tg made by jefferson. which permitted
OIL. Creek tribe OF Indians. while occupy
I United States territory as a separate
nation. % secure for themselves, Iree OF
U.y. goods from Florida, then Spanish
L--.ll or elsewhere.
WE DEMAND SCLUS ALSO.
LONDON. November 26.-SpeciI DIS
r.ae- from Madrid say senor Montero
I.s the president Of the Spanish Peace
Commission. has informed his government
-. the Americans demand cession OF
PHI. -rIu Archipelago Further advlces
from Madrid says the Spanish Cabinet mas
l.Ied TO instruct It's commissioners
f..r the peace treaty is signed, to treat
t. revision Of the treaties OF commerce
existing before the war
BERLIN LETTERS WANTED.
BERLIN November 26-The United
States Embassy has received oVV-WoIu
,.-rar dispatch from Judge Day presl-
of Inc United States Peace Commiis-
SLIM IN paris. asking for the conildeh'l@I
spondence Of the United states Am
dor here. Mr.. Andrew D. w hlle'
l.. last summer as being OF vital II, I'M
nee in the peace negotiations. I'm. Ihis
..-r. .-ondence was known 10 JcdBe Day -
, hs was Secretary OF stare; IHe
rlndence was Immediately ior"aI"
.. t. Paris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

II. Haden, of Palmyra, was struck a.
Crozet. on the Chesapeake and ONO ran
road, by freight train. and received IN.
iurles from which she died at 9'iD last
night.
She was at Crozet visiting her sons.
Nessrs. c. ]. and A. ]. Haden. Sne was
crossing the track when she saw the tram
coming. She was not certain which track
the train was on. and tried to get across
all OF them. She was nearly saie. "hen
the engine struck her. She was @ years
OF age. Her funeral will take place at
Palmyra tomorrow. -,
News Just received from Messrs. WIZ
liam Durrett, Mark Durrett, ana W. "
Watson, and others. who have been huht-
ing in Buckingham. is to the enect ihae
they have killed eleven deer, five foxes
and much small game
Mr.. George Hepburn and bride. OF Alex
andrla, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. X. Leo
wilkins, of this city.
Mr.. Morton Baker is spending tew
days with his parents at the University
Of Virginia.
Mr.. William wertenbaker has returned
from Wilmington, y. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
sCOTTsyILLE.
An Aged Lady in Extremis-Persona
and General.

sCOTTSvILLE. VA. November 70
(speciai)-Mrs. Olivia Spencer, an elderly
lady. who is a sister OF the late W. T.
Staples. of your city, and aunt of Senator
II. S. Martin. is lying at the point Oh
death at her residence here. Her death
will prove a great loss to our community
but more especially to the Disclples
church. of which she has been almost :
lifelong and most faithful member:
Mr.. sydney A. Thomas, of Richmond
is spending few days this week with MS
father and family.
Miss Bessie Staples has been spending
several days this week in Richmond VS.
fling friends and relatives
Mr.. p. +. Thomas and sister MISS lua
Thomas. spent day this week with their
grandfather, Mr.. Garland Thomas at 81
neon. l..
Mr.. p. C. Peasants, Of Richmond IS
n guest this week OF Mr. Clay Drewry'
Jr.. at Mountain View"
Misses Amy and Mary Pitts, daughters
Of Captain l.. NJ. Pitts, OF Elk I'M, ac,
companied by their friend MISS fearl
Lester. of Chesterfield county, spent
Thursday here visiting friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
checker and Chess Club.

AT a meeting held yesterday afternoon
tba Richmond Checker and Chess Club
WAS organized. and the following offieers
elected for the ensuing year: James Nc
Cabe. president; otto X. Walker wee wee
nresiaent: j. r. Mayo. secretary; John
Z Nahon treasurer. These officers and
J. T. Bigelow constitute the Board OF Di-
rectors. -
The association starts out In a flourish
ing condition, and numbers among It's
membcrs Mr.. James McCaoe. champion
amateur checker-payer OF the South, be
having won that honor az the southern
tournament. held in Nashville. Tenn. In
the spring OF 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
The People VIII Decide.
nlnckstone ConrIer)

There are Indications that in some coun-
49, tha delinquent lands bill VIII enter
Wv % Question I'm the election Of members
- the General Assembly. next year. Xhere
ar. nose who say It is a wise law. There
O. o,bers who are OF a different opinion
The people win decide.-Richmond DIS
patch. ,.., 80 ,ho law nor
..,,, ono who thinks il wise, save those ie~
Who are known as "land-sraboefs, aho
Who hope TO enrich themselves az 'ne
expense OF Others mlsfoftunes. Ihere is
no doubt that the people w.ii decioe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
Petersburg's Exposition
Petersburg Index-Appeal)

Petersburg is maturing plans Tor
ca,,,beide Virginia and Eastern North
Carolina exposition. We expect 10 De
,hrre and to congratulate our sister on
a signal -Farmville Herald.
YES. and we expect you to taKe very
octive part in the exhibition. II VIII DC
essentially Southside NirsitId anu anu 20.
eIn ,roda scheme for Petersburg's inter
nets The interests Of the sections are
,Son.,cal sSoT and II is important that we
should all know each other better, do ana
snSonerate srVS, for the promotion and advance
,,enf of those interests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

meeting are: Stewards. J. n. Anuerson.
~ IL. Savage, and II. G. Beattie: Judges.
Major .. ;. Allen, NJ. NJ. Blacker. and
George X. Lee. AIR. w. J. Carter viii
start the horses assisted by DR.. Triton,
and the secretary will be the clerk Of the
course
ON Monday, December 9th, jumping
contest VIII be held at the clubhouse
lot the Mirador Cup presented by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. shaw. II. Of
Dedham, Mass. The contest Is FOR ouall-
ned hunters owned and ridden oy mem
bers OF any organized hunt club. over
three-tmber jumps of feet inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
discharged from the Service.

CORPORAL NJ. s. Stringfellow, Company
Clerk John l. Rose, and Private Rawleigh
ID. Carter. members of Company Second
Regiment, were discharged by telegram
live nositions to enlist in the army, and
are anxious to return TO business now
that war is over. -,
Second-L Lieutenant w. II. Dunn, Com
many L. Fourth Regiment' has reslgued
atcen+ed lieutenant Dunn has business
interests in Portsmouth that demand ms MS
nttention. He was a very popular officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
APPLICATIONS FOR PLACES.
Want TO Succeed Colonel Croxton
and Colonel willard.

The Governor mas received a large num-
Der Of applications recently for the posi-
ton of lieutenant-colonel of the Sixth
Virginia Regiment. The position is not
vacant. Lieutenant-Colonel Croxton has
not resigned. SO far as known he has no
intention of doing so.
The Governor has also received recently
numerous applications for appointment
TO his staff to succeed Colonel Joseph T..
Willard, who has been commissioned in
the volunteer army. The Governor is
keeping Colonel Wizards place open, and
viii probably reappoint him when he
leaves the army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Mrs. W. III. Hayden, of Palmyra
Charlottesville Notes.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, November
2G.-(Special.)- )-At the Baptist church To-
morrow evening. Mr.. John w. Johnson.
who has for some years been the colporter
Of the Albemarle Baptist Association. wlis
be ordained to the full ministry or mat
denomination. The ordination sermon
,yill be preached by DR.. l.. H. Shuck, or
this city. the charge delivered by the
Rev. Il. /. Grace, OF HiIlsboro'. and the
ordination prayer offered by the Rev.
II. W. Tr.bble. OF this city.
Miss Margaret Morrison, who broke her
hin ss-,e time ago is improving.
yesterday afternoon Mrs. William
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
Mr.. Graves and Miss Rogers.

Mr.. r. y. Graves and Miss Lily Rogers,
both popular young people Of Church Hill,
were married on Wednesday last at Wei
don. n. G. The young couple were ac-
companied to the Old North state by Mr..
Lewis Lord.
The bride Is a daughter of Mr.. -. F.
Rogers, aud .. oup.f lady q great pOpn-
laritv Mr.. Graves is also very popular
and much esteemed in his community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves returned TO the
CITY Immediately after the ceremony and
were accorded a royal reception at the
residence of the groom. NO. 1906 north
TMentY-seVenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

day yesterday hearing argument IN inc
case Of c. Doherty Son. OF Balllii,oIT'
against the English steamship Westhail' l'I,
Tho euit Is TO recover damages for a coli
I;sion between the English steamship ana
n number of barges. which occurred IN
Hampton Roads. Mr.. Floyd Hughes OF
Norfolk. appeared for the libellants ana
Mr. Robert NJ. Hughes. OF Norfolk, Tor
4hn resnnndent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

On Friday night there was a delightful
continuation Of the THANKSGIVING eaSe,
ttos In tho subscription german given al
15 vi ,ii4oro i t4alI MIR. A. J. Vaughan, Jr.,
Iyss the leader in preparing for the ger
man MAN and the leader of the german figures
i,.t,i ,r1icb were unusually brisk and effective
Mr., NJ vaughan had a very graceful al ana
handsome partner in leading. Miss aiotad Saoleri
ns III civ Thilow's band furnished
o. o. tl,,3 I,,5sic which set all feet moving un-
in far on in the night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
L,,,,c Girl struck BY a Rock.

Little Maggie Bahen, daughter OF Mr.
Thomas Bahen, was struck several days
AGO by a rock thrown by one OF the Boys
who loiter on . street between Twenty.
sixth and Twenty-seventh. She mas beer
unable 10 walk since. Tho police are try
ing 10 break np these congregations In
this neighborhood. which usually ,srmt
nate in a rock battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
DEEP RUN CLUB RACES.
They VIII Occur Next Saturday an"
VIII BE of Special Interest.

Owing 70 the inclement weather yester-
c.y the members Of the Deep Run Hunt
club had 20 forego the pleasure Of their
usual hunt
Next Saturday. December 90, the an
ia fan race meeting will be held az
le clubhouse grounds. The stewards
have arranged u very attractive pro-
gIamme. consisting OF three fat races,
iwo steeplechases, and hurdle race,
he various races promise 10 hil We'll
iot only with local horses. but also from
other places IN and out Of the state. one
stable Of horses arrived yesterday, COM
ing from Charlottesville, and Is guartered
2 Acca stock Farm, near the clubhouse
The officers who VIII have charge OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
MASQUERADE Bali.

The dancing classes Of Mesdame9s Ml1nn9 q iids- 9s-
,oii 'e and Flanagan will be rendered a 'i., He-
iightfu @ masquerade bali M42daXi G'iste fye@as coss
at $50 at Monticello Ha Ingad ESad'5i'G aSd pleas
TUNES .dntnc, n% is anticipated. on saturday
afte,noon afI nv from to o'clock the misses sc,
lS I'Si rroesters win be given a special ell
tertafnment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
s,.te hoard of Canvnssers.

The state Board of Canyasserss .se secrnI M,il
me- " IN Commonwealth 70 canvass
~ SeS returns of the recent election anu
declare the result. -, rooeived and
All the return have been reGelve ,rav can be
are in such good shape that 'N''
tahulated at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
mr. Uoge Not So Well.

Rev. DR.. NJ D, Hogee was lo,poe reported 0ot eS sS
his physicians last night i5,t as Deipe nn Friday
wen, W. snend I, some time in his library it P9t
70 70 9FFo+iro,e incident TO his visit 10 TINS
INC, Ilio ca,,sed return of his sunerings,
snd he was more restless Frday his"'
nd NesterdaY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
nov Mr.. Routten May Preach.

The members Of Denny-street Methio- letiTc,
dist church, Of Fulton are eXPecuit6 Pc ~
their new pastor So, Key, MI The t'oI ladies Of
P5o"cb tLe cbprcb tCt WIN give social at Washer
ehe storS ehoII on Louisiana street. Tuesday eve eve
5iTIe 5iDe from to 10 o'clock The new W, pas, t5e
tor is expected to be present anu al To to
church folks will have an oppoi
meet him.