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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-20
sCOTTS VILLE.
Poor SatisfactiOn-Iclcp Ser
vIcc-PersouaIg and Briefs.

SCOTTSVILLE, VA June l9.-(Special)
Mr.. George W. Robertson, whose horses
were shut up three days and nights in an
old mill. their confinement causing one
Of them 10 get killed, has found out the
parties who perpetrated the outrage They
were two boys, 10 and 7 years old. re-
spcctively, and girl 10. Having them
soundly thrashed IS about all the pay he
viii get out Of loss of some $50. as
they are thoroughly irresponsible.
During the late storms we had through
this section the telephone lines Of the
Albemarle Company were badly shatter-
tered. and no service could be had for a
week or more. but they have been re-
paired. and are now in good working
order.
Mr.. Z. l.. Cox and Rev l.. It. Hit paid
a visit TO Charlottesville few days
since
Mr. Thomas Brown, formerly a resident
Prince George county, Va, IS here on a
visit TO relatives and friends in this vi
cinity.
a negro threw brickbat and struck a
white man at GlcndOWer Friday and
came near causing a mob. He had not
been arrested at last accounts,
Two white men got into quarrel here
Saturday and went to night II out, but
on their arriving on the Ground one or
them discovered that the other was arm
ed with a good revolver. so he declined
the contest and swore out a warrant. The
armed man. on being brought before his
Honor. Mayor Heath, was fined $50 and
costs for carrying a concealed weapon.
Mrs II. Otie Hicks. who, with her little
daughter Virgie has been staying seve-
raj weeks in Richmond, returned home
yesterday.
Mr. J. V. Percira's new building next
to his bank. on Valley street, is rapidly
and Will. when finished, be
quite an ornament to that part Of town.
Miss Mary / Bell of Harrisonburg,
daughter Of Thomas D. Eel, former
pastor of the Presbyterian church at this
place, is here on q visit 10 her brother,
Mr.. 4. G. Bel, and other friends and rel
ativcs.
Rev W. H. Laird preached at the
church sunday morning TO a
large congregation.
Rev. j. II. Daniel filed his regular ap-
pointment at the Baptist church Sunday
night.
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POOR COMMITTEES Contracts.
The New stable and Ambulance
Much Routine Business.

The Council Committee on Relief Of the
Poord met I'm regular monthly session at
the City Almsh0use last night at o'clock.
The committee awarded contracts for the
construction Of a new stable and a new
ambulance, and IN addition disposed Of i
large quantity Of routine business. The
members present were Mcssrs. COttrell
chairman. Drewry, Hobson, Gunst,
Smith, and Snead.
The Superintendent of the institution
submitted his report for the month Of
May. which showed that 81 persons were
received during the month ~ were dis
charged, Il died, leaving therein on May
In the hospital 70 patients were received,
50 discharged u died: number remaining
May 3lst. 63, an increase over last year
Of ].
The clerk Of the committee submitted
the following report, showing the tnan-
cial condition of the department 70 date:
Almshouse pay-roll-Appropriated, So
expended So 40: balance. $3.50 EX-
ponscs-Appropriated. $3.50; expended,
SJ,269.35; balance. @.O20.65. Poor OF city
Appropriation. N7S5; expended, %3,5lS66;
balance, i,265.3l.
The subcommittee on new stable,
through Mr.. Smith. its chairman, report
ed that plans and specifications for a new
with the action taken by the committee.
and that bids had been secured in ac-
cordance herewith The bids were then
opened and considered. They were as
follows: Joseph Allard, S2,346.5O; J: l.
Taliaferro. 81 rs: G.. l.. Dickerson, d.3S5;
w. J. Snead. 1851; J. 7. Goddin q Co,
81 $50; ]. 7. wilson. S793; W, a. chester Pr
man & Co, 81 500; Fleet & Mayo, Sl9sS5,
J. T. Bell. Si.G73; r. y. Gilmore, N,oJl; }.
W Thomas. N747. -.
The SUPERINTENDENT explained that only
81 100 was available for the construction
of a stable. which would leave balance
Of s2e5. He said. however. that with risid
Crononov and providing no greater eX-
nerse would be incurred during the re-
NAMED Of the year than since me Irst
~, account Of the demands OF the OUT
door poor. that he thought the deficiency
could be met with funds 70 the creul Of
tho account OF poor Of city.
The contract was thereupon ttueo 80
q I. Dickerson. the lowest bidder. re 70
give \ bond for 500 In a security com
many and 10 complete the Work Dy DC
iober 1909. The stable VIII be tWo-
storv structure, accommodating three Nt-
bicies and five horses and VIII contain
All modern conveniences' , .-..u,
proposals for a new ambulance WgLe
then onened. There were only InIee Do
49, and their bids were as foloWs; T.
- Phillirs 500: r. J. Bosher. $iWi y. a;
s;,elie sS95. The contract was awarded
10 u 4. Ainslie. the lowest bidder anu
no viii he required 10 complete the same
nv November |. 1899. .
frbe nav-roll Of the department. amount
inc, 70 $3.50 for the almshOuse ana Slfo LOT
the department Of outdoor poor, az
hills amounting 20 @,3l.2l, were appio'ou
and ordered TO be paid II.
Tbe committee then proceeded 70 us
,oso Of several matters or routine ia
ture engaging their attention atter which
they adjourned.
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At stated convocation Of Temple Chap
ter. no. 81. r. a. Masons, held at the
Masonic Temple last evening. the FOL
lowing officers were elected and Installed
for the ensuing twelve months: Most-EX-
cellent Sidney II. Rosenbaum, high priest;
Most-Excelent Julius G. Levitt, king
Milton Ellis Marcuse, scribe; Companion
Il. Bottlgheimer, treasurer; Companion
w. Hall Crew, secretary.
The council then MADE the following APP
pointments: Companion J. w. Eggleston,
captain OF host: Companion ". ID. Ar
wood. principal sojourner; Companion II.
G. COfer, royal arch captain; Lee Rein
helmer, master OF third veil; NJ. L. Hoff-
heimer, master OF second veil; S. ).
Rosendorf master Of first veil; Most-Ex-
cellent Rev. e. y. Calisch and Most-Ilx-
cellent Jacob LewitA chapains Compan-
ion W. T. LYMAN, tiler; William Krause,
purveyor. Stewards Commttee-M j..
Straus. Goodman Davis, z. ". Carter,
and Sam Jacobs.
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Thirty-four new scholars were reported
during the month, and the collections
amounted 20 S6i.4l.
Mrs. Martha Simmons, highly-re-
! spected widow lady, was found dead IN
bed at her home. near Disputanta In
Prince George county, yesterday morning.
She had suffered from paralysis and 1t Is
supposed her death was caused by an
other attack during the night
On Friday next, at Alexandria, Bishop
Randolph will ordain TO the Episcopal
dlaconate two bright and z.alous young
men. who went out from Grace church
gregation in this city Their names
arc Cameron McRae and Franz Mezick.
both Of whom. il is understood, Will en-
ter the missionary field abroad.
The state Board OF Public Works VIII
visit Petersburg next week TO examine
and assess taxes on the property OF the
Petersburg street railway
The Street Railway Company Will COM
plete its double track all the way along
Washington street to Sycamore this week,
and is now excayating on Second street,
from Bollingbrook 10 River street, for the
track there
At its meeting tonight the Common
Council wound UP affairs for the fiscal
year endlnS june @VlHt OlueiNu 'iAS sou
nent OF all accounts maturing TO that
date. and on the ist OF July Will open
clear pages on its books for all the NUM-
cipal departments. 1t IS understood that
every department kept within its appro-
priatons for the year, and most OF them
will have small amounts 70 turn back into
the treasury.
The regular term OF Dlnwiddie County
Court was held to-day. The contested
election cases of Gillian VS.. Harris ana
Bradt vs.. Richie were set for tTial on
Friday and Monday. and the trial OF
Woodson Jeter (coloreO for murder was
set for June 9th.
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THE v. vi. 1.
Battalion Drill Before the BOard-A
Question.

LEEINGTON. Va. June 19.-(Special.)-
Io-e.. ushered in the beginning OF an
O.l.c mmCncemcnt season at the Nlr-
g- Military Institute.
30 clock morning parade was held on
i1e underground by the cadet batta-
4- and al S15 guard-mounting followed.
l- .olor Of the assembled Board Of Visit
Or. VI the school, a salute of twenty-one
g was fred b. the cadet battery. UNI
-.l the command OF Captain -. w. Watts,
Il o'clock. TO finish the military slen-
en-. of the day, the cadet battalion WAS
viewed by the Board OF Visitors at 6
c.lck iu the afternoon. The review
tc-od with the intricate manoeuVres Of
battalion drill. Major b. b. Morgan, act
.r- r0mmandant, commanding and lasted
o. over an hour. The corps Of cadets
never appeared 10 better advantage or
executed the movements with more preci-
con. The large assemblage was unstint-
e. .1 praise. and the alumni. present IN
o.. Ter numbers than AT any previous
commencement at the opening DAY, were
r. fuse IN their compliments.
Just az present the much-ciscusscd ques-
H.. ST.. "Win the Board OF Visitors rclcnt
h their punishment Of the first or grad
la.Ig class and graduate them as an
ot0r classes have been CIRCULATED on the
f,a day. or follow out the fourth penalty
Dr.. ubed when the class was rcinstatcd
January 27th?' The penalty was that
lel shall not bc publicly graduated, and
MH the diplomas Of those who may
qualify Tor them shan be awarded In such
manner and al such time as the sfpcrin-
ieraat may determine, not earlier than
F.i.omher /. 1899" In the escapadc OF
ue first class on the night Of December
2. 1885. they. with the exception OF
ore man. made their way 70 the barracks
roo- and there. in a binding sleet. snow.
end rain-storm awakened the echoes far
and near with the roar and brilliant glare
o. fireworks. The thirty-fiye young men
were dismissed summarily. II was only
b. he narrowest margin imaginable that
laey we're reinstated by the Board OF
Visitors, and then under great punish
m'nis and pledges.
THE board was to-day divided into COM
miuoes which spent the day inspecting |
We various departments OF the school. |
shd win make their reports al the general
meeting tomorrow.
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THE AsHEvILLE BANK CASES.
Special Attorney for United states
Government.

GREENSBORO. n c., June 19-(Spe-
cial)-Judge w. u. Bynum, of Green's
boro'. " c.. has been appointed special
attorney for the government in the cases
OF the United States against President
Breese and Cashier Penland, of the First
National Bank. and State senator Cooke
and Puiliam. OF the National Rank of
AsheVile. Judge Bynum states that SEN
ator Cooke was suspected OF emOezzle-
ment before his election, but that the
District Attorney only decided upon MS
senarate counts against Cooke. The cases
az Breese and Penland come up on APP
DeaI before the Circuit Court In Rich
noond. Va. In November. Cooke and Pui-
liam Will be tried IN Ashsviils IN NoVem-
Der.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-20

nesses in the case were DR.. Livius Lank-
ford OF Norfolk. and DR.. Albert Shill-
man, Of New York. The prisoner APP
peared i'm court accompanied by his coun-
sci, Captain John II. Apper, OF Ports
mouth, and several friends. The case
Will not be heard at this term or court.
1t was adjourned over and the prisoner
was rebailed for his appearance on tho
first Monday In July. The grand jury
summoned 10 consider the case was made
up of representative citizens.
Although the interior arrangements OF
the Old Dominion Steamship Company's
new express steamer Jefferson are not
sufficiently advanced to admit OF her
carrying passengers yet. she is 70 ne
taken out of her builders hands and put
on the route at once to take the place or
the Hamilton and Old Dominion, which
have been withdrawn for repairs neces-
stated by their recent accidents In James
river and off New York harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-20
PAWS BATTLE or MANILA.
The Original and Only Display 20 BE
Seen Here Next Month.

Arrangements have been made for the
production here July 18th, 18th, and 18th
Of PAINS unique display Of the battle OF
Mania. This spectacle will be given under
the personal direction Of the Pain Fire
works Company OF New York, who deny
that they had any connection with the
fasco OF year ago, and have embraced
this opportunity to exhibit their spec
tacuar production here. 1t will be the
same display as was seen in Washing
ton during the Peace Jubilee celebration
which was spoken of by press and public
as one Of the most colossal and gorgeous
displays of pyrotechnics ever seen in the
cat.ital CITY
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Cut by n Woman.

Major Johnson (colored) was severely
cut across the left shoulder and hand a
the corner OF Fifth and Leigh streets last
night about IL o'clock by a jealous woman,
Sarah Monroe. Or. Goode responded 10
an ambulance call and dressed the negro's
hurts. which are serious, bat hardly dan
gerous.
II seems that Johnson was standing in
front of the house where he and Sarah
lived. talking to another woman. Sarah
couldn't stand this, and calling Major in
side, proceeded 10 carve him up. The
police are looking for her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-20
WINCHESTER.
Death of an Old Citiaen-Aimond
Cnne POstpOncd.

WINCHESTER, VA. June 19.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr Joseph S. Denny, prominent
builder and contractor Of this city. and
one Of It's oldest citizens, died here last
night from complication Of diseases.
He was born in Stephen City "a years
ago. but had resided here most of his life.
During that time he had held many NUM-
c!pal offices. lie Is survived by a wife,
who was Miss Sarah Hardy. and two
sons-Charlcs W. Denny, Of Texas, and
James i. Denny Of Columbia, :. c.
The case of Thomas h. Almond,
prominent former real estate end loan
broker of this city. who IS under indict-
mont here for felony in obtaining large
sum Of money from A. A. Robinson by
false pretences in stock transaction.
was postponed to-day in the Corporation
Cont. owing TO the absence Of an i'm
portant witness for tho prosecution. who
Is beyond the Jurisdiction Of the court.
The accused was released on bail til
Tho July term Of the court At former
trial the jury disagreed.
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0e 1-Tu Tn &c sa ly & weow-tonD

Prentice does a clever bit of pantOmme.
Ed. Lawrence and Nina Harrington be-
came established favOrites with the audi
ence through the agency OF their humor
in character sketch. OF the Bowery and
Misses Leslie and Audley, two extremely
pretty women, who sing and dance
through an act that huns with attractive
novelty. captivated those that sat i'm the
front seats and many others besides. The
Irish wit and tough clog dancing Of
Gallagher and Barrett was another fea-
turc that went with a hurrah Ok approval
from the crowd.
The act of Miss Agnes Bernard was
cancelled by the management as ii was
not I'm keeping with the standard estab-
lished at the park, and failed 10 please.
new act will be brought at once from
New York 10 iii the vacancy.
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AN ART EXHIBIT.
PUPILS of st. Mary's Benedictine In
stitute VIII Display Their Work.

The closing exercises Of st. Mary
Benedictine Institute will take place Fri
day afternoon at the institute.
The exhibit of the art class will open 10
the public in the academy building to-
morrow. Thursday, and Friday. from
O'clock A. NJ. until O'Clock t. Nj. The
exhibit includes some paintings, but the
greater portion is fine needlework, In
Guiding lace and embroidery. These ex-
hihitions always attract much attention,
and the exhibit is viewed by many visi-
to-
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ST. MARYs HIGH SCHOOL.
The Closing Exercises To-nhs-ihe
Homer Pupils.

81. Mary's High School for Boys VIII
close to-day with simple exercises. inc
session has been one of the most sue
cessful I'm the history Of the school.
Following Is a list Of the honor pupils
who will receive their rewards to-day;
Gold medal for best general average,
Master L. \. Stumpf .Jr.; gold badge Tor
excellent department, Master Josie Miller.
Prizes. consisting of books, VIII De
awarded as Follows: 7. A. Hulcher-de-
norfment. rhetoric, arithmetic, book
keeping general history, and algebra
L. a. Stumpf-historys arithmeLc; a anu
and geography; Leonard Hulcher-gram-
mar and bookkeeping; Josie Miller
arithmetic and bookkeeping and diligence
and punctuality; Sylvester Kuster-ortho-
Sranhv. Herman BOehling-Or
DsTid Krug-eeography; John SEWERS
neatness and politenessi Joseph Bull
heller-Bible history.
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VIRGINIA. RRIsToL.

SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA INSTITUTE.
a School for the Higher Education OF
Young Women. Location OF surprising
beauty In the healthful. picturesque re-
giOn OF Virginia: altitude 1900 feet: no
malaria. Faculty Of five men and ten
women. trained in schools Ike University
az Virginia, University OF Michigan,
Harvard. Royal Conservatory OF Berlin,
and Emerson College OF Oratory. Build
ings best equipped In tho South. cost
over $4,000; every modern convenience.
Apply for illustrated catalogue.
w. II. THARP. President.
se TITS Bristol Va.
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srpoxo BILL AT MAIN-sTREET.
This Weeks show the Best he'
Given There.

The crowd of over 1000 persons at
Main-street Park last night enjoyed one
of the richest vaudeville bills yet pre-
scented before the patrons OF the resort.
IL savored of novelty highly seasoned
acts conaicted with each other.
The Prentice trio-Harry. Anna. and
Nellie--captured the honors OF the eve
ming in their comical and entertaining
acrobatic comedy act. in which little Miss
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THE COCKADE CITY.
sunday-ScIooI statistics-Deafh OF n
Lady-Other Mention.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 19.-(Special)
\ meeting Of the Methodist Sunday-School
Association was held Sunday afternoon
at the church in Blandford. All Of the
seven schools were well represented, and
there was a large outside attendance. The
reports presented by the several superin-
tendents show the following organization:
Ave Ave
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-20
picnic at BIandon Park.

The German Sick Assistance Society
gave a very successful picnic at Blandon
Sart Yesterday The festivities lasted
frorn . p Nj. 10 IL p. NJ, and there was
not a dull moment during the nine hours;
trba weather was everything that could
be desired. and the occasion was tho
roughly delightful and greatly enjoyed.
A goodly sum was realized Tor the ehail-
"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-20
His Leg Mashed.

About AS o'clock yesterday afternoon
Henry Jones (coloredD had his leg Sc
verely mashed while handling freight at
the Clyde Line wharf, a heavy box fall
ing on H.
The ambulance was called and Or. Gates
GoOde who was in charge. dressed the
mans injuries and had him taken home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-20
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
CITY School Boar(

CITY SCHOOL B0arc.
Richmond. June IL, 1899.
AN EXAMINATION FOR THE BEND
FIT Or ALL PERSONS who desire 10 OBJ
tain license TO teach In the public schoolt
OF the city OK Richmond will be held al
the Richmond High-School building Oh
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Junt
2st and ed, commencing at . A. NJ.
y. S.-This Is not intended for the grad
yates Of the Richmond High School and
colored Normal School.
WILLIAM i. FOX, superintendent.
G. y. Walford Clerk. je 1877
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Regis Attend Pc

Money collected during the month IN
the schools, $ll0.79.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
also held its regular meeting Sunday at
ternoon at the First Baptist church. with
an interesting programme and q large at
tendance The organization, as reported,
was as folloWs:
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rHE WoMAN,s CoLLEGE.

MD. REQPENS SEP
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APPLE, A. NJ, President. je 1-eodS9t
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WILLIAM AND MARY.

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WILLIAMSBURG, VA. June l9.-CSpe-
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-siy began yesterday morning with the
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