The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
/, Mr.. HURKAMP'S
FINE JUMPERS.
Kinlock Sold to a New Yorker for a
Handsome Sum.
MRS. RosENBAuM's DONATION.
She Made Remembraue..to the Masonic
Lodge oa Account of Kindness Shown
Her Late iiusband-Fire ia
Caroline County.
MRS. RosENBAUM's DONATION.
special Dispatch to The Times

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. 25.-Mr.
Charles II. Hurkamp, OF this city, secured
about $50 in prizes at the New York
Horse Show last week on his fine jumpers.
and sold the handsome chestnut horse.
kinlock. winner of the Middlewe:sht
Championship, TO a New Yorker at d
handsome price.
Mrs. Margaret Thompson, well known
lady of Spotsylvania county, was 1oHno
dead in her bed at her hons, near thls
city yesterday. She was sixty years o'd.
was n member Of the Baptist Church OF
this city. and is survived by two sons and
two daughters.
The funeral Of NIr. Thomas w Valen-
tine. clerk of the Circuit Court of caro-
line county. took place from Antioch
Christian Church, at Bowling Green, yes
terday afternoon. He was serenty-seren
years old. a Christian gentleman, and
had efficiently filed the Office he held
at the time Of his death for thirty years
THE NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
Captain Wiliame Dillon of Mound City.
Ill. the newly-appointed superintendent
of the National Cemetery here, has ar
rived with his family and entered upon
his duties.
The delegates from the Masonic Lodge
of this city 70 the Grand Lodge Of Ma
sons of Virginia, which conveDes in the
CH3SOIlC cnlple. III
evening. December Sd. are the stationed
officers, Messrs A T. Embrey. w. II.
1urkanp and NJ. Hirsh. Alternates. DR..
J. p. Stiff, W. c. Stesrns and c. NJ. Bolts
Mrs faosenbaum, widow of the late s.
j. Rosenbaum, oe Richmond, has sent a
donation of $50 for the charity fund Of the
Masonic Lodge of this city as an express
sion of her appreciation of the kindness
shown by members of the lodge on the
occasion OF the death of her husband. a
mason. who fell from Il train near this
city last month and was brought to the
C,Larv Washington Hospital here, where
he died shortly after his arrival
Rev. a. J. Harlow has resigned the pas
torate of Zoar Church. in Orange county.
CHILD BADLY BURNED.
A little child of Mr.. John jenkins. of
near Burr HILL Orange county, was badly
burned, all Of its clothes being burned off,
and the child is in a Very critical condi-
ton.
Mrs. Bernard L. Dickinson. of Louisa.
died a few days ago. She was the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. 'Eowsey. and
had been married only about wear.
The town Of Orange which las been
progressing considerably of late in the
line of improvements, is now considering
plans for a system pf w.5crworSs
The residence of MISS Maria Powell
of. Greene county. which was destroyed
by fire. is said 10 have Teen set m ire
by a colored girl. who. It IS alleged. stole
800 from the house and rhs1 Grai the
building to hide the theft. The girl has
been arrested md lodged in Tail
Mr. ]. IL Wilson. agent Of the Southern
Railway at Orange. has resigned To &C
cept a position in the navy yard al Ncl-
folk, to which lie has been appointed.
The residence of Mrs. L. Cutter. in this
city, was entered by a thief and a guam
tity of table linen. embroidery and large
case of sterling silverware were stolen.
There is no clue to the robbers.