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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
THE MERCHANTS PARADE.
II Proved n Most Pleasing Anair M
the Rainbow Fete-i'retty Girls.

the Rainbow Fete-I'retty Girls.
Tho Merchants Parade" was given at
the Rainbow Fete last night. A prettier
spectacle one rarely sees. The young la
dies all looked as pretty as this brighter
and redeeming side of humanity are capa-
bic of looking. They were all costumed
richly and becomingly, and 1t is nothing
more than just to say that the' advertise
ment Of every concern represented was
perfectly lovely"
Following are given the young ladies'
with the houses they stood sponsor for:
Miss Helen Watson for w. A. Hammond,
Miss Lillian Watson for Reynolds & Ely,
Miss Bert Myers for Harvey & Co.. Miss
Clara Becker for Kaufman q Co., Miss
Lily Becker for Richmond News, Miss
Zulieme Robinson for kaempfs, Miss
Aline Lefew FOR j. A. Morris, Miss Edith
Watkins for the Cohen Company, Miss
Kate Snead for the Economy, Miss Marie
Cranz for J. r. Sheppard, Miss Bessie
Forbes for Craig Art Company, Miss Lola
Gary for ID. Buchanan & Son, Miss Belle
Snead for Miller & Rhoads, Miss Carrie
Stern for julius Sycle z Son. Miss En-
ma Clark for l.. Wagner Drug Company,
Miss Ezra Ellington for Mtteldorfer az
Son. Miss Cassye Curtis for Cable Piano
Company, Miss Kate Whitlock for A.
Hutzler's Sons. Miss Marie Prosser for
C. +. Cross Shoe Company, Miss Lizzie
Marshall for Julius rer's Sons. Miss
Burnbv Redd for nm, Temple &
Co. Miss Marion up George r.
Fvell. and Miss a. for r. II. NJ.
Harrison.
Tonight A beautiful operetta, under the
direction OF Mrs y. G. Harding, viii be
given.
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EaRLY-sTROTHER.
Marriage of Richmond Indy In
Leesburg.

rrrsRIrRG VA. November b.-CSpe-
.,.1,A very pretty November wedding
tooI, mace here in ST. James Episcopal
church to-day at high noon. Inc oon
traotine parties were MISS HarrleIe 1 y"
eli strother. Of Richmond, Va, ana d.
John Emmett Early, Of Charlollea'i, nc
The chancel was beautifully dressed WI"
growing plants, bright autumn ieaYes'
ard chrvsanthemums. The rector OF tllS
church. Rev. Edwin 5. hlnKS, ~,
the ceremony, and the wedding Ildi e,
Zero fneiv rendered on the organ Dy MIS- ME-
no-sla Dsvis. The bridal party enlsrsu
a. church in the following order; ne
four ushers-Messrs Anthony Dlui e. y,
: g Chancellor, Frank LAttleton, a,u ~
II Tvnn. OF Leesburg-then the hanus sihe
80 scconplished bride, With her maid OF
bnnor Miss Lalla Harrison. who was
~, a, The ALTAR by the bridegroom ana
bis hest man, Mr.. Edward McCue, ".
Charlottesville. The gentlemen wore 10y
tronsers black coats. suede gloves, ana
ic,-a boutonnieres Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS The bride was attired In a plue
.aIinr-made gown. with velvet nat 10
r,otch and carried q bouquet or "nlte
cernations and lilies OF the valley anu
her maid OF honor wore gray tallOI III ~ ~, .
eou,n with hat TO match, her bouquet pc
- - American Beauty roses. Inc Drlde
na5,,es ~ an old Virginia family, being
| a daughter OF the late JOhn Mereul =
| S+rother Of Richmond, ana fdllauetn
Whiting Powell Of L4naoun coHn Ibsy,,ar ne
bridegroom is native OF AlDenlar lls
oa,Snty a graduate Of the University OF
! SSir-iyfa and a prominent physician OF
| cbarlottesyile. where his attachments are
f,iiIv recognized by his medical associates
| The bride and bridegroom lelt py ~
I O'clock train on the Southern rallroao
| for n northern trip. after which they Will
/ reside I'm CharlOtteSNllle., d.
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permanent cure. Pe-ru-na is surely a
wonderful remedy for catarrhal affec-
lions. J. j. BOTkIN.
This is a case Of catsrrh of the stomach
which had run for twenty-five years,
according 10 his statement, and Pe-ru-na
has at once come TO his relief, promptly
accomplishing for him more benefit than
he had been able to ind in all other reme-
dies during a quarter Of a century. II
stands 10 reason that man OF wealth
and influence like congressman OF the
great United states, has left no ordinary
means untried and no stone unturned 10
find a cure. II such cures as these DO
not verify the claim, not only that dys-
pepsia is due 20 catarrh Of the stomach,
but also that Pe-ru-na will cure catarrh
Of the stomach. It is impossible TO mag
inc how any evidence could do so.
In catarrh Of the stomach, as well as
in catarrh Of any other part Of the body
Pe-ru-na is the remedy. AS has been
often said, If Pe-ru-na will cure catarrh
of one part. II will cure catarrh Of any
other part Of the body. Catarrh Is ca
tarrh wherever located. and the remedy
that will cure II anywhere will cure 1t
everywhere in speaking Of the many
cures Pe-ru-na has made in cases Of ca
tarrh Of the stomach, DR.. Hartman says;
Now the only reason l can possibly
imagine why / am more successful in
treating dyspepsia than many others IS
because recognize the disease as being
catarrh Of the stomach. l Immediately
begin treatment for catarrh, as If l were
treating the same disease in any other
organ. The result is a permanent cure.
people who have been victims Of dyspep-
sia for five. ten. fifteen, twenty, even
4v,-antv-8va wears find prompt relief and
after "A thorough course Of treatment a.
most Invariably experience a permanent
cure"
A free book on catarrh sent by the Pc
ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, Co
lurnbug O.
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mony a reception was held, and then the
couple left for northern tour.
Miss Annie 90. Dyer and Mr.. Edward II.
LAWYER, councilman from the Fourth
Ward. were quietly married at $50 o'clock
this morning at St. Mary's Catholic
church by Rev. Father *. j. Guitar. The
bride was attired in a travelling dress
Of dark navy-blue. Miss Katherine Ahern
acted as maid OF honor and Mr.. James
Lawler, brother OF the bridegroom, acted
az best man. After the ceremony the
couple left for a northern tour.
Miss louise. daughter OF Mr.. John
Standiford. and Mr.. NJ. l.. Dinwiddie were
quietly married this evening at 3 O'Clock
at the residence OF the brides parents
on upper King street. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. T.. V. Re
gister. OF the Methodist Episcopal church
South. After the ceremony the couple
left on a bridal tour for Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16

killed his grandfather and grandmother,
Frank and Sukey Backers here to-day.
The 10y was reproved by the old man
for some misbehavior He went into the
hat i'm mis- erandfather's skull. killing him
Instantly. iIe then attacked the grand
mother. chopping her viciousy over the
head with the axe fracturins her skuil
In several places. He then ned, ana mas
d. ...uued Inc woman. who
was later found by neighbors regained
consciousness long enough TO give details
OF the crime. She then died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16

ties Of your medi-
cines-Pe-ru-na and
Man-a-lin. l have
been afflicted more
or less for a quarter
of a century with
catarrh of the sto-
mach and cOnstipa-
ton. 4 residence
in Wa shington has
increased these trou-
bles. A few bottles
of your medicine
have given me al
most complete relief,
and / am sure that a
q continuation Of
fIrsr, will affoof "A
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The vatican Neutral.

LONDON. November l5.-Cardlnal
vanchan's letter to the Pope, pointing
ont The evil effect which attacks upon the
GUY ,i nn annearing I'm the Vatican. organs
TIE ~ ,.,t,ine mon British opinion, has al
cad, Sas borne fruit. This evening the
leauy s,,a Tor Romano, publishes a para
o I'M declaring that il is the Official
ORGAN Of the Holy See In announceh i',,l'
81 lao ~, IN south Africa are not inspired
~, sSc Vatican. 1t says thar the HOY
See viii not take the side OF either part'
engaged in the hOstilites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
OPERATIONS IN PANAY.
General Hughes Has sharp Fight
One American Wounded.

MANILA November 15.-n i. M
General Hughes. with parts OF the Nine
,e-ptb and Twenty-siXth regiments,
moved from UoilO Thursday, November
sth to Otton six miles west for the pur-
pose Of capturing Santa Barbara, the
rebel stronghold. ten miles hoith Oh
uolo Heavy rains preceded the move
mrlt. and The roads We're IN places III
passable.
Ils same night, Colonel CARPENTER
with the Eighteenth Regiment ana bd',
iey o.. of the Sixth Artillery hO' GU
westerly from Jaro 10 connect with Cen
.rl Hughes. Colonel Carpenter was
forced % return 20 Jaro on account oI
tle roads. and the entire movement was
Aampered by lack OF proper transpoi Ia
Nln Company -. of the Twenty-sl III
Regiment had the only fighting. Nheh
ihfee miles out of JarO this company
charged the rebel trenches. and three
q, ,te enemy were killed one American
"as wounded.
General Hughes. November 18th, ocou-
Ie4 Taebanan and Guimbal, on the
southern coast. and Cordoya. IN the in
Nllr The enemy did not oppose Gene
'a. Hrrhe0s advance.
ORDERS FROM AGU1NALDO.
orders .rom Aguinaldo. found
gag NeAcneS, halN'
.9 DOT oppose the Americans advance.
.-r l0e villages as they are evacuated.
me forces into bands Of forty.
A.s The Americans on every occasion.
Aiaas.s. The rebel leader OF the island
t-ar. was captured az IasDanan
"AAe attempting 70 pass the hues INTO
mno bqffanOns Of The twenty
SIKH 800 garrison noilo and Jaro.
eael. VsDr rom llolO, mas been
burned BY the rebels
a l,ported that an expedition, eFad-
'Ds me navy. recently landed arms ana
elmunition on the coast ana mat me
.eDeis threaten opposition with an armed
.'fco OF 300 men. These stories are not
believed
Al ports ~ the Sulu Isands, outside
me American possessions. have been
ViN'ied closed 10 commerce.
negro Murders His Ora ndpnrents.
,HlDNlLLE, GA, November i5.-Jim
Ia
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SALEM.
4 Marriage--Teiepbon Exchange
Completed.

SALEM, VA, November l5.-Cspecial.)-
A pretty home wedding was solennized
al the home OF Mr. John Stoutamise.
west OF SALEM on yesterday evening at
O'clock. when his daughter. Miss Fannie
l., was led 20 the altar by Mr.. Albert
sydney Cook. Tho ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Charles X. Boil. pastor
OF the Lutheran church here. Mary
friends and relatives were present. 9lrs.
Cook will he greatly missed here. where
she is so well known. Mr. Cook 10
popular young travelling salesman OF
Bonsack. The couple were the recipisnts
~ MANY costly presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook will reside IN Bonsack,
The Bell Telephone Company have COM
Melted their central Office here. and IL
now presents D very attracuVe appear
ance. -
There will be n game OF foot-beli here
between Roanoke College and virginia
Polyiechnic Institute on Saturday, lotn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
DANyILLE's FIRE.
The Losses-A Conservative Esti-
mate 49, ,OOO-The Sufferers.

DANVILLE. VA, November l5.-(Spe-
cial)-The losses by last nights fire on
Newton street are conservatlvey aggre-
gated at $4,000, f.. G. Moseley being the
chief loser. Mr. Moseley was out of town
at the time but returned 10 the city to-
night. and after a careful review Of mis-
hooks places his total gross loss at $50 90
and his net loss at 5000. He had 5000
insurance on stock and $500 on building.
The other losers and losses (estimated)
are: J. It. Burton. building, $500; Terry
organ. tobacco, So 500; Keen Brothers,
building roo stock $500; George c.
Cabell. building. 5000: Theo Royalty.
dwelling, $500; various other, si.Oo.
The body OF Nat. X. Graves, q years
old. OF Yanceyyille. n. c., arrived here
tonight from Round Lake. Miss. wnefe
he was killed Sunday night ~ crazy
negro.
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A. c. LOCKHART, WEST HENRIETTA, N. Y.

always answering my letters promptly
and sparing no time or trouble to tell
me what was best for me- shall re-
commend your medicine to any one that
hear Of who has catarrh Of any KIND.
The following letter from Congressman
Botkin speaks for itself:
House of Representatives,
Washington, ID. c.
Dr. S. b. Hartman, Columbus, o.:
Ny Dear Doctor.-It gives me pleasure
to certify TO the excellent curative quail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
ToIIPu-Curfey.

SUFFOLK. Va. November 15.-Cspe-
ial)-Miss Julia Lee Culley, youngest
daughter OF former Councilman III. r. Cul-
ley, was az o'clock this evening married
TO Harry Tollen a late sergeant In Com
pany r.. Fourth Virginia Infantry. 1t
was home marriage, performed by Rev.
Claude Peel of Waverly. The parlors
were decorated with palms and cut flow
ers. After honeymoon in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Tollen will reside in Wayer-
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cre,re Notes

-prwr VA. November i5.--CSpeeiai)-
CIV knights Jasper Wells. c. III. kruse.
and i. ~. Bryant Will attend the meeting
OF Inc knights Templar 10 Richmond to-
morrow. ', -
~ ~ II N. C.rittondon. i. A. Nowbil.
ana ! p jenkins are delegates 10 the
baptist General Association.
'sfIssks Vlrgle and Annie Johnston OF
pnsedeid W va. are visiting the Misses
rev 4. Gordon. pastor OF the Prior
us,us.ysal !, Presby tsrlan church here. VIII
nrcoch his last sermon next, Hundhy
night and will leave IN few days to
take charge OF church In Lynchburs.
Va. 80. ...f.tf 1*f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16

of perfect health. The
bright glow of health,
bright eyes, clear skin,
red lips are more attrac-
tive than any mere reg
ularity of feature. A
woman can't change the
shape Of her features
but any woman may
have the beauty Of
h ealth. No healthy
~ ,.~f-Ir w.r,frt a n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16
aNse'!N!,!,@!;!;'tiA
/zNzzzzzzzy
4tvfEYTRiHc FOR tEsaYsoof'
Sale Of !. :.
Chamber Suits

In thu Furniture Department that brings
YOU savings Of 10 per cent. or more we
have experienced furniture handlers. ana
sol these up In your home perfectly with
on. extra charge.
Sale OF SO Chamber Suits for s1o'""'
comprising pretty golden oak. shapea
French-plate mirrors, carved headooaros'
and chevsl-mirror suits OF golden oak
Mahogany Suits. broad style dresser,
with largo French-plate mirror. Inese
three ytyles comprise one car OF Sixty
suits. Sale at 5000
saelled front extra size, shaped French
mirror. usually costing SIS; sale at s4o.
Sale of Elegant Curly Walnut Eecroom
suits. production OF New England f'urnl-
ture Company, Grand Rapids. hich.' dou-
bio swell front, @Tl.oo.
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,, uayor of Charleston

CHARLESTON. S. c. No 1'.;anted iS Sor
J. Adger Smythe was noi Il .he nan,o-
Gayor Of Charleston to-day, In the e,d pel,0-
cratic primary, and this means saiRs,e slsouu ad
Ills opponent, James NJ hui se tbe majority
~ ooo which was given by the. voters
strongly endorsed Mayor smythes ioui-
years administration. ..ar. ratu,.,-
ed 10 the Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16

The little god of love turns away from a
sickly. sallow, nervous, head-achey, back
achey, lifeless woman. Every woman
should have the beauty. yivacity, aud yigor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16

DIT Will Blddinger Of Harrison, o.,
was cured of catarrh by Pe-ru-na. In a
receu, letter ne says: Il am glad TO
inform you that Pe-ru-na has cured me
~ catarrh OF the stomach and bowels. /
fea. better now than / have for several
years ] cheerfully recommend II to
.ly one suffering with catarrh, for 1
know it is al right. / also am very
thankful 20 you for your kind advice
ST.. surely have been very kind 10 me,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16

orders for printing sent TO the Dispa'vn
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style Of work and prices ""i VIC
aura To please VOW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16

during the time feel just as well as At any time.
and am never confined 10 ray room as once was.
can eat ANYTHING want and can work az any
Kind OF work--somethinx could never do til
this summer Everybody who knows me thinks
/, wonderful that anu not sick any more.
thank God for this friend Of woman. this blessed
Favorite Prescription The very name sounds
sweet to me. am causing many OF my friends
to use II aud ell are improving can never tell
YOU how thank you. dear Doctor, for your kind
advice and good isiheriy letters 10 ms"
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Book and job Prlpgipg neatly executed
AT the Dispatch Printing ltsse,- 49,
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woman can De ugly. NO 5icAS ""H'""
can be beautiful.
Regularity Of the functions Of the distinct
" feminine organism ie the fret essential 10
wonanly happiness, comfort and beauty
Miss laura brooks, Of Clinch, Hancock Co,
Tenn, writes Il thank God for such rem.
edies as Dr. Pierce's Favoriie Prescription ana
Golden Medical Discovery for myself snd
friends honestly believe that had II not been LOT
these wonderful medicines would today ~
be in my grave. I am sure that could N
not have lived many days in the condition !
was in at the time hrst consulted III
you. was only praying 10 die aud ID
be free from pain. was SIMPLY or
shadow and we had tried ~
almost everything, when, & NJ
through a friend, was IN ON n
advised 10 write 20 you, W. AlJ,,1
which 7 did. thinking all NJ I'M ~
the while that il was only Will
foolishness to 1ink that such WIZ
case as mine Gould be cured. X>[[
d ! ! /. !
But do not think so to-day. = NM ~
After the first weeks treat-/xN 4 M,
rnent Just as You prescribed, Iz#/N ~
felt ike another woman andXIzJ NIX
1 hardly believed that suchIkE4 I'M
could be- When the hrst pe-T%&1 ll\
rod was passed without pain. m I Y
Icontinued the treatment uu-l,M
III / had used about SEVENTH
bottles Of the 'Favorite Pre-fzJS-.-.~ -k-A
scripsiou aud some Of the(I
Discovery. and now am a n ~>>----1->
we'll woman. J would have
f,iven any amount. IL Z had 4, w.
lust for the rest II has already KJ
given ne-rcst from pain. never
know VIXEN the periods are coming "
y 80. A. fro~-, main and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16

,HlDNiLLE. GA, November i5.-Jim
a nssxa about q years Ola
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of deposit your money
earns interest, compound
ed semi-annually.
Prcvident Savings Bank,
Gil east Main street.
From
!, First
! Day

Gil east Main street.


Re
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
WILL GUST THE
FUSION TEACHERS
-Four of tine A. and NJ. Professors at
Raleigh to be Removed
GARDEN COMMITTED SUICIDE
some suspicious Facts in the Case-un-
written History-Thomas III. Ben
fon Left University of y. &. Be
cause Detected in Theft.

RALEIGH, y. c.. April 2O.-Special-
The negro Ebert Evans who, having
mild developed case of smallpox ran
away from home last Saturday night.
has gone to place near Ridgeway
Four Of the professors at the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College here. who
were put in Office by the iusiOnisls, are
10 bee removed. The Examining Committee
which is making a full investigation, re-
commcnds this course. Those who, when
the boards meets again. May ID, Will be
ousted. are +. T.. Emery. Cooper Curuee'
r.. H. Butler and William Wright. me
object OF the Legislature I'm appointing
the committee was 10 Gust the tusioni7l7.
SUCCESSFUL BALL.
Tho "paiut and powder ball given al
Henry Hall here last night by the young
ladies was very largely attended. some
nftv couples danced and Mr. Henry W..
Miller led
state Treasurer Worth decides that no
vhiskov can be sold az dispensares save
upon prescription by practlcins p"y-
sician The law is drawn IN bunsHhs
fashion and the intent was not 10 nave
any such provision. 40 doubt "a test VIII
be quickly made up. it i5 said that u
the trca-urCrs ruins Is S"1tdlllr"' t''D
dispensarics will be broken up.
4 SUICIDE
Paul Garden. d white employe az Nc
pilot cotton mill here. appears TO nave
committed suicide last Saturday nisht.
though the facts did not develop uhtl
Lass night. Tie was from Wake Forest
and for year had been IN the insane
as,ium There are some rather suspic-
ions circumstances. the wound for IN
stance being In tho back Of his head.
president Alderman. OF the state Dnl-
versitv. is here and says great progress
IL beinp made there on the $2.o0 alumni
buuding the $1,000 Julian S. Carr dorlih'
torv building. and the water worNs. JIG
water supply is Bollings creek.
Walter IT, Page. editor OF the Aila"'.,
Nfontblv will delivered the address 40
the commencement az Agricultural s"u
Mechanical College here.
STATUE OF BENTON
cr,rres l. Van Napnen formerly OF
Drrham but now residing I'm Holland,
nresents the University with a statue OF
,rror,as IT. Benton. tho noted Missourl'n
po.t3n was an Tho University. ont 70.
becauee he was detected in tho th'tt 81
q email sum of money from WiIliam -
r-irr afterwards Vice-President or inc
r-nited states his room mate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
Trinity IL. Ennnoke. 1.

DURHAM y. o.. April Special.
Trinity won easily to-day from Roanoke.
the first game after thcir successful
Southern tour She was iu great form.
ana her game with Virginia viii be vor.
interesting The batting Of Trinity was
heavy. and her fielding excellent show
ing the effects Of Coach Dumy's trainins
Person was Handicapped boy "a bad finger.
but pitched good ball CUNNINGHAM. for
Roanoke. pitched well after the first in-
ming. and his support improved Features
Of the game were catching of foul fly
by Jordan and catch Of line drive by
Williamson for Roanoke. The score.
II. H. +.
Trinity Geo.. .......5 9 o ] % o % . 81 u ]
Roanoke Gee. ......0 % d o. % o.
batteries Person and smith, Cunning
ham and Batthis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
PERSONAL AN D GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and other Matters

The veterans of the Soldiers Home will
have their measurements taken to-day
for their new summer uniforms.
Mrs Fannie A. Met!ert continues quite
sick al her residence. No. 2lO west Mar
shall street
A marriage license was issued yesterday
by the clerk of the Hastings Court 10
Martin W Richwne and Eva T. Carter.
The next meeting OF the Ladies' Natl
nee Musicale will be held az Mrs g. w.
stevens residence. So Floyd avenue.
April 2S. ar 1870 p. NJ.
LEILA Coles. colored. Is locked up ar the
Second Police Station on a charge OF
stealing s. from Mr.. c. J. Squires. She
was arrested bv officer Wiltshire.
The West End Gun club had their reg
ular weekly shoot yesterday afternoon
AT Blandon Park. and some very credit
able scores were made. ,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
HUNT CLUB RACES.
Fine Sport Promised ON the Track To-
Morrow Afternoon.

Tho -,o, meeting of the Deep Run Hunt
.........., ,,,o,,ieas oreef-
'lup 10 H'Iio" "i'''
or attractions and finer sport Una" mas
been seen at auy previous meeting OF
that Well-kuOwn and highly popular OF
ganization The entry list lS larger anu
mada up of the highest class or cross
country and sieople chase horses that
has ever been seen here. Not only VIII
most of the best local horses compete.
but the Dist from abroad includes such
crack performers and winners on 'nr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
EAST HANOVER PRESBYTERY
Commissioners Elected To the General
Assembly in Richmond.

The second days session OF the East
Hanover Presbytery, which convened at
$50 yesterday morning. was one princi-
pally OF routine work
4 communication was received from
Ollyet church In New Kent county which
has been without session for several
years announcing the election OF two
elders. and asking FOR u commission 10
ordain and install them.
The presbytery was gratifed 10 learn
that the church OF Brunswick county
viii hereafter he self-sustaining.
The Committee on Relief Fund made
a report showing a great deficiency In
the contributions Of the Presbytery. The
renort elected an earnest discussion