The High School Dramatic Club on Thursday and Friday next will present Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice" in the auditorium of the Duncan Brown School. The Hopewell Bar Association will give a banquet tomorrow night at the Jefferson Hotel in this city. Judge J. K. West, of the Circuit Court of Prince George County, will be the guest of the guests. The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the Second Presbyterian Church will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the society tomorrow night with a public meeting. The speaker of the occasion will be Rev. D. H. Rolaton, D.D., of Charlotte, N.C., former pastor of the church. A telegram received today announced the death at River Edge, N.J., of William Underhill Light, of that place. Mr. Light married Miss Lucy Madison, of this city, who survives him, together with four children. In the Hustings Court today the suit of P. G. Seward against the Seward Trunk and Rag Company for $375 for alleged breach of contract, was heard. $100,000 FOR HAMPTON This legacy includes $100,000 for the Hampton Normal School, totaling $2,800,000 under the will filed for probate today of Mrs. D. Willis James, who was the mother of Arthur Curtis James, copper mine owner and railroad financier.  Amounts of $750,000 each are left to the Presbyterian board of relief for disabled ministers, and the widows and orphans of deceased ministers; the board of conference claimants of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and the Congregational Board of Ministerial Belief. 