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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
A HOT FIGHT IN
NORFOLK COUNTY
Supervisors Will Be Asked to
Refund Their 0verdrafts.
THEIR REMOVAL NEXT STEP
They Defend Their Action on the Ground Tina.
Many Other Counties Did the Same Thing,
Work Commenced on Rebuilding the
Atlantic Hotel.
THEIR REMOVAL NEXT STEP
Especial Dispatcb 10 III. r,uo.

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NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 10.-The mem
pers of tho Board of Supervisors of Nor
lolk county will be asked when they
meet IN regular session tomorrow, to
refund all they have drawn from the
county treasury in excess OF the $50 per
annum allowed them by law. This is the
next move the attorneys for the Straight
out Democrats contemplate making in
their fight with the '.Fusionists.''
The supervisors to-day defended their
apparent overdrafts, saying that similar
overdrafts have been made by the super
visors in fifty-seven out of the one hun
drcd counties In the State.
REMOVAL NEXT STEP.
Should tho board tomorrow decline to
refund the excess, the ''Straightout'' at
torneys contemplate suing out before Cir
cult Judge r. r. Prentiss attachments
against the supervisors personal estates.
The action looking toward the removal
of the supervisors from Office will come
UP in the County Court in ten days hence
Although the fire is still burning in the
Atlantic Hotel ruins, a large force OF
workmen began to-day to clear the ground
for the rc-crection of the hotel.
MILITARY FAIR.
4 military exposition, by which the
Sevcnty-first Regiment hope to raise funds
sufficient to defray their expenses to
Charleston, S. c., next spring, opened
tonight at Armory Hall. The soldiers
say they are to receive one-fourth OF the
gross receipts, the promoters three
fourths.
The German training ship Moltke, which
visited Baltimore, passed out Cape Henry
to-day.
The boxes in the Portsmouth postoflice
are not renting freely, the Government
having reduced the rent one-third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
GOVERNMENT AID.
Sweet Potatoes Under Chapsronase of the
Treasury Department.
Especial Dispatch 10 ne Times,


ONANCOCK, VA. FEB. lo.-Beniamin
r. Guntcr, president OF the Eastern Shore
OF Virginia Produce Exchange, has re-
ceired from the Treasury Department OF
the United States a check for si12.5o i'll
f-ay!ncnt Tor sweet potatoes secured from
the exchange for shipment abroad last
summer The shipment of potatoes 10 foc
cisn markets has long been "a. desire
among the Eastern Shore farmers. and
Yow that the government has taken the
matter up better results are hoped for.
Tho potatoes raised here are OF a. high
quality. and there Is no reason why the
exporting of them should not be done in
large quantities.
Marfha ueniman. an olo: colored woman,
died last week, near Gargotha She was
said 10 be 1I2 years old
Iiey. j. Scott Meredith. who recently
resigned hisc barge in Paris. Ky, IN order
20 accept the rectorship of Holy Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, Onancock,
has arrived. and preached FOR the first
time yesterday. lie is a native OF Nir-
gina.
Parties from Norfolk are in this neigh
borhood, trying 10 persuade the farmers
TO plant tomatoes They state that a can
ming factory VIII be established here II
The farmers promise to plant less potatoes
and some tomatoes. Potato crops and
prices for them were very satisfactory
his year. but they have not been always
So The Heinz Picking Company, of
pIttsnur, arc going TO establish the next
largest picilins factory in tie world at
Portsmouth, and it IS understood that
they desire the farmers here 10 raise GU
;unbsrs. etc, for their factory. Both In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
A PASTOR RESIGNS.
Leaves West Point 10 lake Charge of Churches
In Floyd County.

tHpGCldi tiSpdISu W law 1ibiIs.J
WEST POINT, VA, Feb. 10.-Rcv. a.
T. Howell, pastor of the West Point
baptist Church, rendered his resignation
yesterday morning. lie finds that the
climate does not suit him and feels it
necessary to seek health in the noun
tains He will leave March 18th for his
now field in Floyd county. There he VIII
have the care OF four churches 1t was
With sorrow and regret that his resisna-
ton was accepted. MIR. Howell has been
pastor of the West Point Church about
six months. is an earnest, consecrated
Christian gentleman, q fearless speaker
una a fine preacher, and the community
loses a, valuable citizen.
Mrs Charles Coke, who has been i'll for
Scl c1'al weeks, is considered much bet
ter. Her brother, Mr.. Louis Levin, edl-
tor of the Jewish Comment, Baltimore
Md, spent Saturday with her.
The Old Maids Convention held Its
ninety ninth session in the Masonic Hall
Friday night Quotations Of the matrl-
monial market were given for the en-
enlargement of members in convention.
A large crowd was present ana much
valuable work done.
Plans are on foot for an entertainment
to be given for the purpose of getting
library for West Point public school.
Mrs Thomas w. Motley was taken sud
denly i'll Saturday. She is better.
Mrs. r. c. Garden has returned 10 her
home in West Point improved in health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
KING GEORGE ISOLATED.
Rev. J. II. NewbiIIs Face Poisoned-Fine
SIeiglling aud Skating.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
r1HTYpTJTnTIS II

KING GEORGE COURTHOUSE, VA,
Feb. 1S.-The Potomac River has been
frozen from shore to shore for the past
several days. No boat from Washington
has been able to make a trip since last
Saturday, and the large Rappahannock
steamers from Baltimore to Frederlcks-
burg have been tied up on account OF the
ice in the river.
This section is completely cut off from
the outside world except by way OF
Fredericksburg by private conveyance or
by the mail stage.
Sleighing is very fine, and every one
who owns a sleigh is enjoying this mid
winter sport to the fullest.
The farmers hope that the snow that
covers the ground viii be Of benefit to
the wheat crop, which is generally con-
coded to be the most unpromislng IN TINS
section for many years at this season.
Mr. j. C. Ninde has sold his farm re-
Gently purchased from the estate Of the
late Mr. William Coakley to Mr.. Alfred
Spillman. who, with his family, will
make it their place OF residence.
Rev. j. II. Newbll. a prominent Bap-
list minister, who last year moved here
from Grove. is suffering Very much wi
poison on his face and hands, caused by
coming in contact with poison ash, i. Is
supposed. He was unable to fill his r,ll.
pit last Sunday.
A colorcd boy, a son OF Peter McGee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
Shot in Sslf-Defcuse and Not Tried.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial DlspAfch to The Times.)
WOODSTOCK, VA, Fco 10.-Thc pre-
lininary trial of young Charlie Kline.
who shot Walter and Nathan Miller in
self-defense on Christmas Day. and gave
himself up to the authorities on the fol-
lowing day, has never been held. Both
of his victims, who were dangerously
shot, are on tho rapid road to recovery,
and one of them is able to go about.
Young Kline has always borne a sooo'
reputation. and there is no doubt but that
the shooting was justified
The Road Board of Davis District, OF
Shenandoah county. met in Strasburs one
day last week and contracted with the
Virginia Bridge and Iron Company, Of
Roanoke, for the creation OF an iron
bridge to cross the north fork Of tho
Shenandoah River at Oid ford, near
Strasburs. The CONTRACT price was s5,5I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
TRAFFIC BLOCKED
ON RAP AHANiyOCK
No Steamer Has Reached Fred
ericksburg for a Week.
HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR TREE.
hlr. Muse and Miss Compton Are Married
Id Washington-Mr. Preston Shannon, Of
Westmoreland, Oue OF the Heirs to
q Fortune in England.
HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR TREE.
fspccia1 D1spa,cn to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. TO-
ton, daughter of Mr.. Everett Compton,
both we'll known young people of this
city, left here yesterday for Washington,
and were married there to-day, return
ing here tonight.
Tho Washington wooden mills, of this
city. which makes q high grade Of Ia
dies wooden dress goods and cassimeres,
are working q full force of operatives and
running both day and night. Many or
ders ahead are on hand, and some Of them
Cannot be filled in their turn for months,
but the customers will wait. This is ono
of the most successful enterprises here.
The battleship Illinois, one of the re-
cent and most formidable additions to
the navy, which will take part in rcceiy-
ing Prince Henry at New York, has
among its list of officers two gentlemen
from this city and one from Spotsylvanla
county. They are Lieutenant-Comman
or Robert S. Griffin and Lieutenant w
r. M. Field, former residents here, and
Captain Carpenter, of the Marine Corps,
who at one time resided in Spotsylvania
county. near this city.
RIVER BLOCKED.
The ice in the Rappahannock River mas
not yet broken up. The river is frozen
over solid with ice from three to four
inches thick for a distance of forty miles
k.eow this city, and no steamer has been
able to reach here since February 3D.
w. III. Johnson, q colored lumber dealer
of Wcstmoreland county, has paid to
Bishop James y. Latanc, of Baltimore,
one hundred dollars for a large walnut
tree on tho old Langley" farm in Essex
county, which has been in the Latane
family for two hundred and fifty years.
The tree was the largest in Underwater,
and could not have been purchased, but
for the fact that mono of the L'atane
family now reside at Langley.
Rev. s.! Q. Hall. OF Orange county, has
accepted a call to q Presbyterian Church
at Tazcwell, and will enter upon ms new
duties at once.
Judge Il. NJ. Mcmillan, of Madison
county, was married last week at Hen
derson. Ky, TO Miss Cora Quinn The
Judge and his bride are now VISITING the
Charleston Exposition.
HEIR no FORTUNE.
Mr.. Preston Shannon. of 1Vestmoreland
county, is one Of the heirs to the $4,000
estate left by DR.. Evans, Of England,
and has gone to Now York to receive
his share.
Mr. a. c. Walter, member OF the Con-
stitutional Convention from Orange coun-
ty, has sold his farm near Unionville to
Mr.. II. C. Newton, Of PittsburG, Pa, for
S1.700.
The new iron bridge over Marsh KUN.
in Orange county, has been completed
and is now ready for use by the puollc.
Mr. William Parker, of the Belnont
neighborhood, Spotsylvania county, Is
dead, aged 60 years. ~ widow ana SIX
children survive him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
POSTOFFlCE AFIRE.
Citizens at Dover Mines Fight 1t With Water.
Snow and Ice.
.(spccial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

Especial DlSpatSn " 4nc iaOcs''
DOVER MINES, VA, Feb 1o.-The
rostoffIcc at this place (NIanakin, Vao
was partly destroyed by fire last night
about 8 o'clock. The flames were first dis
covered on the roof, and had evidently
3ortrnated from a large chunk falling on
the floor. and was quickly conveyed to
the roof. as the building was very dry,
and the sole occupant was an aged col
5ored woman, Aunt Lima Taylor, mother
of tho postmaster, who was sick at the
time. and she managed to crawl to the
door nearly suffocated by Smoke and gave
the alarm
a large force quickly gathered and
brayely fought the fire with buckets of
N ater, and the snow and ice was also
used to good effect The store of Messrs.
j. Z. Clarke 6: Brother was in great dan
ger, as it is just across the narrow road.
Everything was removed from the Of
flee and no mail was lost.
Several exciting incidents occurred.
The ladder which two men were on
broke, but they escaped with only few
bruises. Julian Christian took the old
woman up bodily and carried her to
place OF safety The damages are about
$50: no insurance. g
s The cold weather continues. and it is
all the people can do to get fuel and so
TO mill. No farming is going on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
THE SEABOARD
ENTERS COALFIELD
Has Purchased Several Short
Railway Lines.
SURVEY CONNECTING LINKS
Their Operations Cause Great Interest in the
Flat Top Coal Region Much De-
Yeioptueut in Coal Mining
ard Road Building,
SURVEY CONNECTING LINKS
tspccial plspatch to The rlmes.l

BLUEFITID. w. VA. Feb. 1o.-Therc
IS considerable development along the
Clinch Valley Division of the Norfolk and
Western. a number OF new ccal opera
Lions have been started, and the actiN-
5ty in coal land deals indicates that there
VIII be further development in this line
Tho timber and log business is immense
and constantly growing.
The purchase by tile Seaboard Air Line
OF the Gladeville line. running from Ram
Rey. two miles cast of Norton, to Wise
Courthouse, has caused some excitement.
THE sum PAID was $4,000. The Seaboard
has also acquired the Virginia and South
western, from Mountain City, Tenn, to
Big Stone Gap, and the SaeSer and South
cin. The intention OF the Seaboard is
2le doubt to tap the Flat Top Coalfelds,
n. B. Dotscn, of Wise county, has sold
to the same company a large tract of
coal land, the price being 100000. Lngi-
nccring corps are at work surveying the
gaps between the various short lines al
ready acquired.
ENGINEERS AT WORK.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Company has
n number Of engineers ut work between
White House, Ky, and the breaks III the
Cumberland Mountains, a short distance
northeast Of Wise Courthouse. The plans
seem &c be d connection of these lines
at or near the breaks. The Gladeville short
line is TO be EXTENDED into Norton to
Pound Gap, and Will be ready for traffic
in the early summer. Another short line
from this road Will be built up Guests
River 10 the Kentuck coal and timber
fields. owned by the Virginia Coal and
Iron Company, who are now operating the
Dorchester and Stoncga Mines.
Win two trunk lines touching tidewater,
il now looks as If this coalfield viii soon
Become the largest in the world. The ter
minus of the trans-Appalachian road will,
perhaps be at Wilmington. n. G. The
coking qualities of the Clinch Valley coal
arc no longer a speculation. 1t is now
going on al markets. Nearly thousand
ovens are in operation at Fire Creek,
while Dorchester and StoneSa have a
large number ablaze the year around.
NEW VEINS.
The Toms Creek Coal Company is min
ing ana shipping ceal from an eight-foot
vein, about one mile west OF I,ichands,
Tazcwel county. The output is about
three cars Il day. The Big Creek Coal
Company, who have a valuable lease OF
about 5000 acres of coal land, which they
have leased from the Clinch Valley Coal
aud Iron Company, just Immediately
north of Richards, are mining right
along, having found . valuable Vein OF
coal on the leased premises, and they
claim that Just as soon as their engine
arrives they viii be in shape TO ship FIVE
cars or coal per day in a short time.
The Tin and Slate Mining and Manu-
featuring Company, at Richards, Will,
before long haze in operation Il plant
that will grind 100 tons of baryto per day
ana employ fifty men. They have pur-
chased the glass factory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
GAYNORS AND GREENE.
.ase Against Them viii Be Called In Federal
Court To-Day.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs.)

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 10.-Thc case
OF s. D. Greene, John +. Gaynor, L. Il.
Gaynor, and w. II. Gaynor, indicted
Jointly with 0. NJ Carter, formerly cap
tain of engineers, U. S. a., and Michael
A. Connolly, Carriers secretary, will be
called in the Federal District Court to-
morrow. All Of the defendants are here
with the exception of Carter, and will
appear personally in court to plead.
Connally will ask for separate trial,
and it is understood will be of assistance
to tho prosecution, if indeed not win a
test for the Government
Captain Greene and the Gaynors. ac-
cording to present arrangements, will to-
morrow file a plea in abatement and a
general demurrer 20 the indictment. y
large number of witnesses have been
summoned and are in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
The Illinois Goes to New York.
Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs.)

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb 10
Tho United States battleship llli-
nois sailed this morning from this
port for her final trial before acceptance
by the government The vessel will be
kept at sea outside the Capes for two
days, during Which all the cvolutions
usually gone through will be tried The
Illinois will not return here, but will
proceed to New York, in case the trial
is satisfactory, to make preparations
for the reception of Prince Henry. Adj
rriral Evans will board the ship at New
York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
THE ASHBY TRIAL.
Hill Carter to Represent the Ma.yes-Dsfsns>
MiI BE PrnYncation

Especial Dispatch TO The Time,3
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Feb. 1o.-Il!ll
carter. of Richmond, will represent the
Marycs at tho Ashby trial Tomorrow.
The aIarycs have no intention OF prose-
cutting Ashby, but the defense will be
provocation and the lawyer is retained to
guard the name of the deceased
John L. Lee, the Lynchburs criminal
LAWYER, arrived to-day to assist the de-
tense.
Judge Garnett, os Norfolk, relative
of Mrs. Ashby. and Major Henry, of
Tazewell, Ashby's uncle. arc also here.
hit will probably not participate actively
in the trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
Church Burned.
(spcc;al dispatch to The TInes.)

Especial Dispatch to The TInes.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. 1o.--The
Methodist Church at North Newport News
was destroyed by fire this morning at il
O'clock. An over-heated stove started the
blaze. The church was used as schooi
during the week. When the ilre istarteu
tno children rushed from the building
and none Of them were hurt.
The building was valued at about s91e.
There was no Insurance..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
Bri.ton-Gillock.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. 1o.-,rhe mar
rage Of Miss Matte Rsque Gillock and
Mr.. James II. Britton, OF Richmond, was
solemnized this morning at tho home OF
the brides parents, Captain and Mrs.
James w. Gillock, the Rev. Robert ].
McBryde, D. D., officiating.
Only the immediate friends and Te1a-
tives were present. After the ceremony
the couple left for their future home in
Manchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
Lutheran Church Calls Pastor.
Especial Dispatch to The ,~.mc..)

tSpec1I1 D1sp9tc1t
WINCHESTER, VA, FEB. 1O.-TiIe Con-
sregation OF Grace Lutheran Church has
extended call to Rev. DR.. James y. E.
Scherer, pastor of st. andrews Church,
at Charleston, S. c., to succeed Rev. ".
L. Seabrook, who recently resigned to &C
cent call to Newberry. S. c.
DR. Scherer is a graduate OF Roanoke
College, and was the first Lutheran mis-
slouarY to japan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11

was on Thursday tried at the FEBRUARY
term Of King George County Court and
sentenced by Judge Chichester to two
years in the penitentiary. Yesterday
when the jalcr, Mr.. II. II. Hunter, open
ed the door of the room in Which he was
confined to give him his dinner he made
a dash for liberty, but was caught by
Mr.. Hunter and returned TO Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
Senator Daniel,
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dlspatch 70 Inc IImes.J
Iynchburg, VA, February To-
Senator Daniel will not so to Richmond
this week. He has reached this de-
cision after consultation with his ply
Sician, DR.. Rawley W. Martin.
The Senator may go to Richmond
next week. His intention is to
try and spend a few days in the conven-
ton before 1t adjourns. His health con-
tinues to improve and he has now prac-
ticalIy recovered his strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
SHE WAS FORMERLY RICH.
A Woman Whose Money Was Taken, and She
Cast Adrift. Was Killed.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

BLUEFIELD, w. VA, Feb. 10.-Sarah
Mullians, an aged woman, was killed by
a passenger train at Elkhorn this morn
ing. She had been woman of wealth,
and had been cheated out of her money
by man she lived with, who. after he
had gotten all she had. turned her adrft.
She was seventy years old.
When killed she had 81 in her pocket
book and $lS7 In a wallet sewed in her
clothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
HAMPTON'S CELEBRATION.
Air. Goode Will Deliver the Address-A Gen.
craI Holiday.
Especial Dispatch TO Tho Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch 10 Ilo IlUcs.t
HAMPTON, VA. Feb. 10.-The event Of
this week in Hampton viii be the dedi-
cation of the Syms-Eaton Academy, which
will be in the nature of n celebration of
the establishment OF the first free schooP
in America. The celebration Is intended
10 honor the memory Of Benjamen Syms
and Thomas Eaton, whose philanthropy
gave to Elizabeth City county the parish
OF Keconghtan) the distinction Of being
the mother OF the grcac school system.
which to-day STANDS as a monument TO
the greatest nation in the world
The celebration viii be held Wcdnes-
day. and the day will probably be OIL
served as a general holiday by every
Hamptonian, while the programme of eN-
ercises viii be worthy the cause 1t IS to
celebrate.
For several months the Committee on
Arrangements, headed by Mr.. Henry l..
Schmelz as chairman, arranged pro-
gramme of considerable merit.
The orator of the day Will be Hon. John
Goode. the venerable president Of the Eir-
GINA Constitutional Convention.
The exercises proper will begin at
o'clock Wednesday morning. when the
new academy building will be throwa
open TO the inspection Of the general
public.
In the afternoon a parade of civic and
military will be formed and after march
ing through the various streets of the
town viii proceed TO the academy build
inc. where the exercises Will be held.
Arriving at The Academy exercises VIII
be held, and the handsome bronze tablet
erected by the Daughters OF the Amerl-
can Revolution and the Society for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities Will
be unveiled. The tablet Will be unveiled
by Mayor ]. w. Richardson.
The exercises at the academy will be
concluded with the raising of the AmerI-
can flag, which Will be III charge Of the
members of Peninsula Council, No. l29,
Junior Order OF United American Mechan-
les. the climax 10 which will be in the
rendition Of the Star Srangled Banner,
l:y the pupils Of the Syms-Eaton Acad-
envy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
Cured OF Piles.

Mrs IinkleS, indianapolis, writes: ''The
doctors said it must be an operation cost
ing $500 and little chance TO survive. /
chose Pyramid PHO Cure and one SO cent
box made me sound and well" All drug
form OF Piles Try 1t. Book on Piles,
cause and cure. free by mail. Pyramid
Drug Co., Marshall, Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11

In the Ciianccry Court two properts.
transfers were recorded yesterday even.
ing: Henry III. Cannon and wife to Lushes
Wright for 5000, property Nos. 100 and
7n5 IL West Clay Street; w. Is. Tenant
and Others to w. c. Schmidt. property on
Harrison Street, for S6,6.5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
ponds Bad ia Powhatan,

(SOeClaI- 4
poWHATANs c.. H, VA, Feb. 1O.-It
has been n very cold spell of weather and
snow has been on the ground for ten days
or more and ice plentiful, and the public
roads almost impossible Farmers who
had their tobacco ready to sell have been
very much hindered in getting it to mar
ket. .-.---ss4ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11

A charter has been granted tho OracN,
Publishing Company in the City Circuit
Court for the purpose OF publishing az,
illustrated magazine. viii. a capital stoc4
d. Carlisle, OF Charlottesville: Secretary
w. L. Harvey; w. u. Hawkins, editor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11

The case OF Bellwoofi VS. Short. involve
ing ownership of Il part OF Drewry's Bluff;
will be tried before Judge Miner thii,
week. Mr. Snort lives in New York and
was one of the original promoters of ths
Petersburg and Richmond electric line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-11
~ ApM0HY IIALL

When the exercises at the academy are
over. Superintendent Willis will invite the
crowd TO Armory Hall, where Hon. John
Goodo will deliver his address.
The exercises at night will be in charge
Of the children OF the Syms-Eaton and
West End Academies, and will be in the
form Of two very interesting cantatas.