The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-25
Strikers In Petersburg Have
Applications on File.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC SOLD
Mr.. Joseph w. Seward Buys. Il from
the Dunlop Estate for $1,000.
Richmond Woodmen Of World
Wait Petersburg.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

PETERSBURG, VA, July A.-several
others OF the striking street car men made
application to the company to-day. Their
applications were nled. but they cannot
be given positions at this time There Is
now but one regular run to be given out,
and there are probably fifteen or twenty
applications on Ale. The company Will do
what 1t can towards taking back as
many OF the men az possible, but, OF
course, there are some that will not be
accepted by them.
The Academy Of Music. on Bank Street,
has been bought from the Dunlop estate
by Mr.. William u. French for Mr.. Joseph
w Seward. The price paid was $1,000.
The transfer has not yet been made, as
the sale will have to be confirmed by
the court. Mr.. French for several sea-
sons has successfully conducted l,c the man an
agement OF the theatre In Petersburg, ana
will remain as manager under the new
ownership.
Hickory Camp, Woodmen OF the World,
Of Richmond. with forty.nve members,
visited lakewood Camp. In this city, last
night. The visitors were met at the train
by a committee from the local camp and
es corted to the camp hall, on Tabb Street.
Sovereign w. D. Morriss welcomed the
visitors on the part of the camp. Sover-
eign John y. Allen, OF Hickory Camp,
replied to his address. Addresses were de-
liyered during the evening by MI. A. MICA.
Parker, ]. d. Redwood, W. L. Cavedo, OF
Richmond. and ]. s. Hawkins. w a. Per-
l,ins and others of the local camp. MUSIC
was rendered by r. 3. Lee Band, and re.
freshments served The visitors returned
at midnight.
Cemetery near Petersburg, has been nou-
fed by the War Department Of his trans
fer to the National Cemetery at Louooun
Park, near Baltimore. He will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. James H. Savage, keeper
of the National Cemetery at Wlnchester,
Va.
A lawn party will be held on West High
Street Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, for the benefit of the organ
fund OF St. Johns Episcopal Church.
Miss Annie Watson has returned AFTER
a pleasant stay at Virginia Beaeh.
Mrs Robert Harrison and daughter,
Mrs. James Warwick, have returned from
stay at Old Point i.
Misses Margaret and Lillian Butcher. OF
Richmond, returned to their home TINS
morning. after a pleasant visit to frienos
in Petersburg. MI.
cents Hospital, has returned to Norfo!k
after q two-weeks' visit to relatives IN
Petersburg.
The funeral OF the late A. G. Rogers
took place this morning from the Second
Presbyterian Church.
The Petersburg Elks who attended the
Grand Lodge in Baltimore have returned
home much pleased with their reception
In the Monumental City.
Mr. Hurst is well pleased with the pa
trcnage the Cummings Stock Company Is
receiving at the Casino, and the patrons
are equally well pleased with the COM
pany.
fine telephone service between the sew
eral fire stations. The different houses
can call up each other without notifying
central"
Rev. s, c. Hatcher. who went to the
Cold Sulphur to convalesce, has returned
and Is much improved in health Mr..
Hatcher expects to fill his pulpit at Mar
ket-street Church at both services Sun