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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
c. AND O. SUNDAY OUTING TO OLD
POINT. OCEAN VIEW AND NOR


Leaves Richmond every Sunday with
a Parlor Car an $50 4. ~. Arrives old
Point iO:3O. ocean View 1i:1O and Norfolk
1880 a. NJ. ....
ONE DOLLAR FOR THE ROUND-TRIP.
First-class comforts and attractions on
Q. and o. outings. Delightful bathing al
Old Point and Ocean View. Returning
caves Norfolk Gas z. NJ. Ocean View,
p. NJ. old Point 5 i. NJ. and arrive Rich
nond 10 p NJ iue.lO1l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

The nrst of tho sehoolfield meet
,yrrs will be held In the tent on
Trantlin s,reet, corner Harrison, to-
rirnt ENah.elist SchoolAeld will preach
Va The snecial choir will be under the
direction Of Mr.. Van Pelt
rbe tent has ample accommodations
for the large number Of interested Meth
odists and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
"Tbc TYLER Rifi ="

Captain Tenants company viii have
squad drill. and important meeting al
which the appointment OF non-commls@
stored officers will be made, THURSDAY
evening. June 9th. They are stu adding
"a our list of recruits, and Il seems 10
be the sentiment 81 the company TO call
themselves 1.-THE Governor Tyler Rides OF
Virginia."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
WIN Have Opposition.

Congressman r. T. lnorp. Of the Fourth
district. stopped at Murphy's Hotel Tues
day night.
II is said Mr. Thorp may have orposi-
ton - rencr,snf son I. $50 -
opposed TO him but II has not setus1
upon amy one " put w against 9rs
Thorn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
WEARY OF WAITING.
Republlcans Anxious to Grad the Post.
office PLANS.

Tho Republicans who are seeking posi-
tions under Postmaster Knight are be-
coming restless.
They are tired of waiting and indica-
tions are that they Will have 10 remain
out in the cold for sometime. II Is i'm
possible for those who are trying 10 get
these hungry Office seekers pleasant
berths 10 make any Roadway for the
reason that the President has weighiier
matters demanding his attention. There
must be some modification in the civil
service rules before changes can be made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
SOUTHERN BIBLICAL ASSEMBLY.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. JUNE 1925.
1898 - SUMMER SCHOOL FOR
TEACHERS. UNIVERSITY OF TEN.
NESSEF. KNOXVILLE, NN.,JUNE
1G-25 1903

Account or the above occasions the
Southern Railway will sell tickets from
points on its line to Knoxville. Tenn, and
return at rate Of one first-class fare for
the round trip. Tickets will be on sale
June 18th. 18th. 18th. 10th and nth, final
limit June q. 1895; also June 10Th and 2lst
final limit July 4. 1898.
When securing tickets 10 Knox
Vile to attend these occasions be
sure they read via Southern Railway.
Land OF the sky Route through Ashe-
vile, n. c.. thereby availing yourself Of
the opportunity Of viewing the grandeur
and beauty OF the mountain scenery on
this route.
Complete information as to rates, sche-
dulles, etc, cheerfully furnished Io0n APP
plication to agents Southern Railway or
G. W. Westbury T. p. A., 92O east Main
street, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Coming FOR Recruits.

The recruiting officers whose duty It
will be TO I'LL up the ranks OF The VI
ginla Regiments. viii be in Richmond
within a few days to enlist those who
desire 10 volunteer The exact date OF
their arrival has not yet been fixed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
CounciImen Qualify.

A number Of the newly elected Council
men and Aldermen yesterday MED
their certificates of election with CITY
Clerk Ben r. August.
Several Of the re-appointed officers ana
members Of the police force also quail
fed before Mr.. August
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Very Small Fire.

Fire. resulting from a defective nue,
damaged the residence OF Mr.. ID. II.
Prosser, 2Slg east Grace street TO the ex-
tent OF about s. yesterday afternoon,
work OF tho department prevented greater
loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
SCHOOL DIPLOMAS FRAMED.

The Meyer Store. corner Foushee and
Broad streets. viii frame school dlplo-
mas in any style frame FOR less than the
usual prices. 40 styles OF mouldings 20
select from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
REDUCED ROUND-TRlP RATES on
SATURDAYS DURING THE SUM
NTER VIA RICHMOND, FREDER-
ICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL

Commencing Saturday, June 4th. the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company viii sell round-trip
tickets from Richmond to an stations on
its line on Saturdays only. az the one
fare rate, good % return until the tollo"-
ing Mondays only.
TICKETS on sale only AZ Byrd-Street sta
,ion Richmond. G.. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
TRINITY COLLEGE,
The City of Durham Throngcd to Wit
ness its Close.

The City Of Durham Throngcd 10 WIZ
ness its Close.
DURHAM, n. c.. June 7.-speclsL-
Trinity College commencement Is now on
The city is FUN Of prominent Methodists.
DR.. John y. Robins. OF Athens Ca
preached the baccalaureate sermon TO-
dev TO n large audience. His text was
Matthew 2ll4 and the sermon scholarly
and eloquent.
At its close President Kngo read
communication from Mr.. w. Duke CIV
ing an additional hundred thousand DOL
lars TO the permanent endowment iuna
Of the institution.
The announcement was received with
much enthusiasm by the aluminae ana
friends of the college. This makes al
most 100000 Mr.. Duke has donated and
places him in the lead OF all Southern
benofactors Of education. THIS evening
his little granddaughter. httle MISS
Mary Duke presented the handsome Wo-
mans building I'm behalf Of her grand
father 10 the Board OF Trustees. Chair
man J. II ,SOuthgat accepted on behSlI
OF the Board In a most beautifully con
ceived and eloduenty delivered speech.
The Alumnae Association held it's meeting
Immediately following and $4,000 was
raised in cash and subscriptions for the
purpose Of erecting a Brazton-Craven
Memorial building. About S0OO0O have
been raised in this way 50 far and the
building will be erected at once. The
literary address viii be delivered tonight
by DIT c. c. Brown, OF Sumter. >. G.
Tomorrow is graduation day. The Resi-
ment band OF Richmond Is furnishing
music which is excellent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
JUSTICE JOHN.
Lewis Robinson had an Old Crate ana
Got Ia Trouble.

Henry Harris, colored took Charles Al
lens cornet and tried to pawn It.
"Aiuslc hath charms to sooth the saw
age beast. said Henry Harris, anu
that's why they put BRASS Dd"~ ~AOu"1
a dog 5 neck -. 49,,
Lewis Robinson is q colored boy, VINO
was seen on the street with an ola gray
I'm his possession. He could give no iuSae
account OF the manner IN WHICH ho sos
possession OF the CRATE. -
Ninety days" said the Party' -
Crate heavens" remarked Lewis an
"I De lee Charlie Gibson headed him,
however. and Henry will langulsh In jail
junIus Whaien. colored, assaulted and
beat Ella banks , but c Gla $50 fo sSr al
r. b. Tahoon was alleged by Mrs. =.
I. Cole to have attempted TO beat ner
out OF board money amounting 70 sI";
The case was dismissed, however. ana
Mrs. cole paid the costs, amounting 10
James Gray, a negro youth, kindly as.
sisted Aunt Lou Bell with h'r nlarhes
basket up the hill, ana ne saw saw . ahRtoSs in
book right on TOP OF the otheE eh'"s' "'
He took the pocketbook and when Aunt
Lou missed Il and asked him ABOUT ~
he swore that he had seen no s and lanes a
will remain In seclusion Tor ninety Gays.
Vim. johnson was drunk and disoraery
on the street, and went down Tor tniFey
oafs u '1 cynysr was assessed $40 for
cursing abusing ana striking Lee Iooy;
Uriah Darlington. colored Is suspio--
ious character, because lie mas naois
OF going into peoples stores ana ,iutns
behind counters and In closets until CLOS.
ing time, when he fills his pockets ana
makes his exit. Uriah will stay locked up
for six full months from now on.
sam Weed, coored, goI dlsCrdery -
the amount OF 1910 In the parroom OK
James Goodman colored. was charged
with being disorderly and cursins ana
abusing and threatening 10 XIII Lucy
jackson, his slster-in-law.
James denied it, and so ola MS WIFE,
who came In as a witness.
1--WE test had little 'sputation. an sne
UPS an puts her mouf In. an wen l axes
Ter ter dissist she got consteprous. en ~
became mer Unsatisfactory duty 70
compusticate, An den she had ms Or
restfd. But I hain't dun nufiin.
Case dismissed !.
Moses owen, colored. was dismissed OF
the charge OF assaulting FRANCIS WASH
ington With piece OF stick,
VIM. Coles a negro. is believed 10 nave
entered a store on Brooke avenue some
weeks ago and carried of lot OF plated
silverware The case could not be proven.
but Coles was placed under 5000 oonos lor
twelve months as a suspicious charac'eF'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
Mr.. POLLARD A CANDIDATE.
But the Friends Of City Attorney c. v.
Meredith are Confident.

The caucus OF the Democratic members
OF the CITY Council 10 be held on June
18Th for the nomination OF city oficers
is beginning 10 attract considerable at
tentlon. There is only one Republican IN
the new Council-Alderman James Baheh
OF Jackson Ward. The Democrats nave
forty-sevcn members and II all shan at
tend IL viii require tWehty-LouI Fo'SS
to nominate.
Interest centers in the contest over the
office of City Attorney. There IS new
candidate In the field In the person or
Mr.. Henry r. Pollard. His friends nave
gone actively 10 work for him.
The friends OF Mr.. c. V. Meredith
the incumbent say he will certainly win.
They claim that he has enough votes IN
sight 20 give him the nomination
a friend OF Mr.. Wendenburg said yes
terday that gentleman had twenty-five
votes pledged TO him and he was hopeful
of securing the two more which would
nominate him. The same gentleman con-
coded 10 Mr. Pollard seven votes ana
said the remaining nineteen were elIheF
for Mr.. Meredith or were unpledged'
Mr.. Pollard's hackers say the fight be-
tween Mr. Meredith and MI. Wenden-
burg Is going to be very bitter one WIN
the result that q compromise candidate
will be taken up and that MI Fo"dru
chances will be good
Mr.. Meredlth's supporters arc not giving
out figures but they assert apparently
with much confidence that they know
where the votes will come from to nomi-
nate their man.
The Wendenburg men concede 10 Mt.
Meredith two votes out OF Jenersoh
Ward. where the hottest light was made
on the city attorney. IL is said that one
of the Good Government League Council
man Is pledged 10 Mr.. Wendenburs
There will be lively contest over the
position OF Harbor master, for when
Captain John A. Curtis is opposing MI
Hancock the incumbent.
Mr.. Turpin VIII be reelected presloeht
OF the Board OF Aldermen, and MT
C--kie president OF the Common Council.
The position OF Vice President or the
Common Council was created by a CHAR
ter amendment made In a Dill passed
by the Legislature at the late session.
Nessrs. WalIcrstein. Bloomberg and Pol
lock are spoken OF for this position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
City Courts.

In the Law and Equity Court In the
case OF II. $. Cady VS.. Chas. otrause'
the fnrv FOUND for the defendant.
There were eleven motions hFoi'eu
in the litigation. x-,,., ma.
In the Circuit Court the following was
transacted: MIL. r,Ao-
ment for $50. -
Lucy A. Lipscomb VS.. $. Arthur Lacy
Judgment FOR Sl3s.OS ,,.
,rbompson Brown VS. Miss L. $. Braxton;
Leroy Brown, agent, VS.. w. 5. Black
burn. ~. ct,x,
of Richmond on trial
In the Hust!ng Court william Harris
a colored boy charged with entering the
store Of II. w. Moesta and carrying OH
a iot az sugar was adjudged 20 be insane
and will be sent 10 the asylum.
Edward Taylor colored, charged WIN
r,aiiclously assaulting Mamie Jackson
win a knife and a board. with intent
10 XIII. on May 18th was given three
wears i'm the penitentiary.
Marriage licenses have been issued 70
william f. simmons and Genevieve l.
~ Longest. Arthur Scrivenor and Lucy
Peeram, Percy Leon Mayheld and Grace
NJ. Wade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
A FORMER VIRGlNIAN MARRIED.
Double Wedding i'm Jasper county,
Missouri-The Ceremony.

Mr.. Robert Briggs, formerly or VIZ
gfnla. Dut now "A resident OF the Lone
star State, and cousin of Mr.. Nliliah
l.. Royal. was recently married 10 MISS
Bessie Wright the daughter OF MI. Cur
It's Wright, a prominent Jasper county
Missouri citizen.
IL was a double wedding, the other
contracting couple being Mr.. George
Hench and Miss Matilda Wright, SIS
ter OF the now Mrs Briggs.
The ceremony occurred at high noon
and the parlors OF the Wright residence
were deliberately decorated.
Approaching the happy moment MIS-;
Sewall. who presided at the piano played
"Annie Laurie" which blended beautiful
lv into Lohengrln's merry chorus as the
hour Of Y announced the coming Oh me
bridal party. Little Julia McElroy lea
the group, and united the ribbons at tue
parlor door, while Miss Helen Houston
~ indiana. with them formed the we'd
ding aisle.
Mr.. Robert Briggs. accompanied by Mr..
curtis Wright. Jr, then entered the par
lor followed by Mr.. George Hench and
Mr.. Nat f. Wright.
These took positions under tho canopy
OF flowers and we're Joined by the otldes
marty. Miss Bessie Wright, her MAID OF
honor: Miss Marion Wright ana MISS
Matilda Wright with her maid or honor'
Miss Mira Wright. Both brides were
handsomely attired.
rev. n. II. Hench, of Georgetown,
Ohio. tied the knots that bound four
hearts and was assisted by Rev. II. o.
Scott.
A sumptuous wedding breakfast fol-
lowed with a reception lasting through
the afternoon.
In the evening the bridal parties left
for Galveston, Texas. after ten days
stay at which place Mr. and Mrs. Briggs
will take up their residence in Tayor,
Texas. while Mr.. and Mrs. Hench VIII
live in 81. Louis.
Among those present from abroad were
Mrs. w. G.. Cosby. or Richmond va.
and Mrs. r. b. Cole and daughter Oh
hnrl w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
Handsome Colors for Third Regiment

Mrs. Clarence Taylor Boykin mas un-
dertaken the very patriotic Work Oh tS,s
Inc. funds TO purchase handsome STAND
of colors for the Third virginia hes'-
mont now at Camp Alger.
The standard is 10 be made by the nrm
~ T4lley Brothers. and will be presented
70 the regiment at Camp Alger by Mrs.
Boykin. The presentation VIII be made
nv Captain John Cussons. and Major j.
~ Darhvshirs and n party will go from
Riehmond to witness the ceremony.
It is expected that the presentation, alto n
viii he made within a week Among
80 1,ho have contributed 10 the fund
are: Capt. John Cussons. Mr.. Jas N.
BOYD. Mr.. Joseph Bryan. Mr.; Gus Mill
hlser. Mr.. ]. Scott Parrish, Major j. H.
Derhvshire. Mr.. H. n. Maloney. Mr. cum
bingham Hail. and five dollars with GOD
Messing from the Brotherhood OF ST. An
A handsome stand OF coiors has been
ordered for the Fourth Regiment, and
will be shipped to jacksonville IN a lew
DAYS General Lee will be asked TO pre-
sent them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Richmond: Jacob Bryce and wife TO
Bette. wife Of Isaac Lawson. 40 feet on
west side Hickory street 10 3-4 feet south
OF Calhoun $500.
Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan and
Trust Company TO Emanuel Hutzler, %
feet on Baker street SOUTHWEST corner
Shocks alley, and Is IA feet on alley In
rear OF same. 1920.
Henry Robinson's trustees 70 Joseph
Gardiner. 2S feet on east side Thirtieth
street between Leigh and VI. $S25.
Elizabeth ]. and G. w. VIM 70 Patrick
McDonough. 20 feet on south side Main
street $50 TIP feet west OF Harvie, sub
ject to deed Of trust for $1,000, $500
Same to Mrs. II. II. Platt, 20 feet on east
side Main street 10 TIP feet west OF Har-
vie, subject 10 deed OF trust for 5000
SClJ
Henrico: John 3. Coopers trustees 20
Margaret A. Cooper, 40 feet on Powha-
tan street northwest corner Robinson,
and lots "A. Is. &C. Il. Is. and 20 in plan
Of Hopedale, $1,000.
Carrie \. Williams to Henry II. Allen,
% feet on Allen street, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
Tramp Ordinance.

Justice crutchneld Is delighted at tbs
passage OF the tramp" ordinance BY
the Common Council.
The work to be done By the vsgrants
will be such that no other man VIII WANT
10 do-that OF breaking rocks in the win
ter and cleaning out Shockoe creek IN the
'The Young Mems Business Association
deserves great credit aud unoonnde1
praise for the work they nave o9ne Ia
reference 10 this ordinance. said Justice
John. They have labored indefatigaSly
day and night. and they are naturany
very much gratifsd at the results OF
their work" a.
This is the only city OF the size ~
the country that has no orhnancs OF
that character, and the result is tnat our
people are put 10 much trouble snd our
women are frightened into giving them
food and clothing. AS soon as they learn
Of the existence OF such an ordinances
they will keep clear OF the city, much 10
the delight OF our population:
the Council"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08

second-Radges are given by the su-
nerIntendent as special honor, one for
general excellence and highest class
Standing the other for faithful and
cheerful discharge OF duty during two
wears OF training. especially for cheerful
response To all emergency calls.
For general excellence and highest
class standing 20 Miss Eloise Johnston.
who also receives the hospital appoint
ment In Mt. Wilson Sanitarium, Mary
land. annually given 10 the pupil OF best
general standing in training school. For
faithful and cheerful discharge OF duty
during two years 10 Miss Helen Winder
Barney. OF Fredericksburg.
The announcement OF the two names
called forth spirited applause Mrs
Shields then presented the badges. The
presentation OF flowers 10 the gradu-
ates was followed by the boncdictlon pro-
nounced by Rev. Mr.. Guthrie. Later
the faculty OF the College were surround
ed by friends eager to congratulate them
upon the slgnally interesting exercises
A meeting OF the Board OF Managers Of
the Homeopathic Free Dlspensary was
held at half-past FIVE o'clock yesterday,
merely routine business being transacted
Mr.. ]. Lighton Stuart. Of Pantops. is
visiting the Messrs. GimOur. north
Laurel street. The latter have won dis
tinguished honors at College to the graft
fication of their numerous friends.
Miss Mamie Z. Davis. who has been
pursuing the study Of music under
Schaewenka. in New YORK., is visiting
Mrs. w. \. Powers, 80 Floyd avenue.
-
Georgia. IS visiting Mrs. A. w. Weddell
Rev DR.. Hoge IS the guest OF Dr. Hun
ter Mcclure. at the White sulphur, where
he will spend one week.
The recent election Of officers Of Oak
wood Memorial Association resulted as
follows: President. Mrs. Ruby Bodeker,
by unanimous consent. This is a deserv-
ed tribute to bliss Bodekers signal efh-
cheney as president during the past year
Vice-President, Mrs. stephen T. Bev-
eridge.
Secretary, Mrs. Lula McPhail.
Treasurer. Mrs. D. c. Richardson
On Monday afternoon upon urgent IN
vitation. Mrs. Caskc Cabell gave de-
llEuilul IGdulIb VI A"~~--
From the Sea" at the Womans C'uo'
Mrs. ]. w. Halyburton being the chair
man. The audience was large, and In
Guided Mrs. George Donaldson nee Ouldl'
who is now Mrs. John Lotter guest.
The reading Is regarded as the most de-
llghtful which Mrs. Cabeu has YET
given.
Owing 10 comparatively recent illness
which made II impossible for Miss Mary
,Thaw TO give the usual german In honor
of the closing Of the season FOR her dane
ing class. she recently entertained the
children very delightfully."-, refreshments
being served and 4 generally royal time
being had.
On Saturday. June 18Th, the Young
ladies' society of Grace church, Of which
Miss Mary Thaw Is president, VIII give
am excursion TO Old Point, with stops az
Williamsburg and Newport News. Tickets
can be secured from her, NJ is south
Third. al the depot. at George NJ. West 5,
and elsewhere as advertised Charming
neople have the AFFAIR In charge ana nave
eyerted every effort 20 make the day
socially and pecuniarily successful com
ING i'm the very month OF roses brilliant
skies. and beauty generally there Is spe-
cial reason to predict pleasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
PATRIOTIC RAlLR0A0ERS.
Handsome Flag Flung TO the Breeze
at the G. & q. Shops.

The employees of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway Seventeenth street SHOPS
Richmond have flung to the breeze one
Of the largest and finest United states
eags that IS to be seen In the CITY.
This hammer was fioated by the voluntary
contribution of the shops employees VINO
have thus given evidence or their rove
for their great country in their molheh-
tous hour. ola Glory prouuy ""'e'
I'm n lofty STAFF over the shops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
FREDERICKSBURG COLLEGE.
Interesting Exercises in Connection
with its Closing.

with its Closing.
FrREDERICKSBURG VA, June T.
sreclal-The regular commencement ex-
erclses OF fredericksburg College took
Mace at the opera House to-day. Rev.
Dr A. =. Saunders. president Of the Col
Zee presided and after the invocation
NV REV. Dr. X. II. Howison and the rem
dcrlng Of "A number OF choice selections OF
ynuslc BY tho chorus class and others, he
announced a long list Of distinctions ia
The dinerent classes and grades.
Mr.. II. c. Beale. Jr.. an alumnus OF the
institution, presented the diplomas to the
graduates In Latin and French and the
special diplomas and certificates were de-
livered by Judge John 4. Goolrsck. Rev.
j p. stump conferred the degree of b. a
on Messrs. James II. Eckenrode and Sid
new scott and y. Lit, on Misses Ger
trude McAiurran and Mary Ingles'
The keys OF the College were then turn
ed over by Rev DR.. A. p. Saunders. the
retiring president. to Rev r, +. Ramsey.
the new purchaser. VINO will be ct the
head OF the institution in the future.
Both gentlemen made appropriate
speeches.
Tonight at the opera House Mr.. A.
stewart Msrye. es washington deliver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
Lost His lunch.

Joseph Goodman and Willie Peasants
two negro cart drivers got In an alter
cation yesterday about noQn near tue
corner OF Twenty-ffth and Cary streets
Both were az work until about noon
yesterday. when Willie saw Joseph eating
and forthwith he accused Joseph OF Pill
fering. purlolning and appropriating to
his own use some Of the food with which
willie mad proposed to regale himself at
the time when he stopped for noon.
The argument was heated. end Wllie
dill draw from HIS pocket knife ana
proceeded to carve the person OF the JOS
eph aforesaid, inficting painful cut IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08

Cd an interesting and instructive address
on What Is Education before the Lit
erary Societies. after which Major j..
Horace Lacy. in behalf Of the citizens OF
Fredericksburg. presented TO Rev. DR..
4. p. Saunders. in an eloquent speech, a
massive gold-llned silver bowl on which
the following was inscribed: ITO Rev
4. p. Saunders d. d., Founder Of the
Assembly's Home and School. From
grateful loyal. loving friends Of Freder'
icllsburF Va"
Dr. Saunders responded in very feel
Ing speech
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
ExcnrsionIsts in Town.

A man was seen chasing a squirrel
through Capitol Square yesterday
with a stick. II was learned later that
he was one Of a party OF several hun
drod excursionlsts from Buckingham
county who are in the city viewing the
sights.
Among the sights seen by the country
cousins was the remains Of Camp Lee,
the Old BELL House the Free Bridge.
Justice John and many other interesting
things
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08

The ladies OF the Richmond city MIS-
sion have unanimously adopted resolu-
lion asking the city Council TO re-elect
Mr. George 3. Davis TO the position that
he now holds as Superintendent OF the
city Aims House. They testify 10 the
valuable and efficient services OF Mr..
Davis I'm helping the members Of the Mis-
sion i'm their work Of relief Of the poor
The petition embodying the resolution Is
signed by Mrs. =. c. Boiling secretary
and MIS-. a. Y. Stokes, president.