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Letter from pe,ersburg.
Correspondence of the Richmond ntspatch.l
PETERSBURG, Nav 90, 1915.


PETERSBURG, MAY 90, 1916.
The highway robbery perpetrated just
outside the city yesterday ex,ites good deal
Of comment, because, as IS alleged. the two
white men who were engaged In Ii are we'll.
known Citizens--one Of Petersburg and the
other of Din~iddie. The victim Is an old
coored man 81 ohm Stokes by name, gust from
Richmond. lie was on his way 10 Sussex
to buy small piece of land upon which TO
live. He campcd III the bushes few
yards from tie Squirrel Level road, which
he was travelling. where he was seen
by one Tom Brooks (nesro). Brool
made his acquaintance, and sitter iiDdins
out all about him lett, but soon afterwards
returned to the spot accompanied by James
Fields (uegro) and Two white men, the two
latter armed with guns. The old man was
searched about $50 in notes cut from bis
Coat, aud 800 taken from his pocket. A
suit OF good clothes was taken also, and then
he was ordered 10 leave. The robbers went
8 way aud divided the spoilS, S6.l0 being
given TO the two negroes rs their share. The
20 last named We're arrested last night, and
ne cloheS and 4 small amount OF money IT.
c Nered. They confessed their guilt, and t..
day were sent TO the DinwIddie authorizes
for trial. The white men have thus far
eluded arrest, though it is probable they Will
be caught tonight. As there my be some
d rnbt as to their guilt their names are with
ncd.
The failure Of the well-known firm Of
Jacob kuI Il Sons. dry.goodS merchants, oc-
cupyiug stores Nos. 2l5 and oil Sycamore
street, is announced. They m de an assign.
ment yesterday evening 10 Drury a. Hutton,
trustee. for the benefit OF their creditors.
Their liabilities, ii is said. will reach S30,
900, and their assets one half that amount.
The rcpor, Of the superintendent OF the
almShouse shows that there are IL inmates
in that institution IS whites and 80 colorcd.
The crops on the land are promising and the
general condition OF affairs good. Inc Bolrd
will ask for IN appropriation OF SOU by the
Cnf,ucll 10 NEE: tue expenses OF the lnstilu-
ton for the month Of May.
At u full meeting of the Executive Com
mittee OF the Petersburg Agricultural So
clety held last evening it vas unanimously
decided 10 mold Il Fair here on the 19ih, 2O-b,
2lst. and 22d Of October. Committees were
appointed and other steps taken to ensure u
Borough re 0Tgal izaion of the Society on
business ana work NJ basis.
The graves Of the Federal dead in the ma
tionai cemeteries ut City Point and Poplar
Grove we're decorated to-day. The occasion
drew gate large number OF persons to the
latter cemetery, which lies just south oil the
city. and flowers were plentiful.
AppomattoX Lodge, [. y. y. F., last night
had the endowment plan under discussion.
and decided not 10 apply for participation IN
lis benefits. \ three tourtbS vote was re-
CURED 10 adopt the plan. ROBIN HOOD.
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KAuRoAD.-in r. ference 10 the building OF
a!alIi"ad from Huntington to Portsmouth
NE proportion is, that the people between
these points raise $4,000 per mile enough
money viii be secured elsewhere TO build the
!oad. /, IL about iity miles from Hunting.
700 10 Portsmouth, 30 the amount is $780,
VVO. !! tn" road is bulit on the porth bunk
81! The way L1wrrDrc and Sci"to would have
70 make up the amount. - Ironton Register.
III The proposed connection with toe Ches.
apeabc ana OHIO il made a. Portsmouth with
Tue Sioto VALLEY road, Columbus Will be
made the terminus OF this great thorough
iaft, giving u> the shortest route 10 the Sea-
board Columbus Dispatch.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, May 20. 1875.
SALES $4,000 Virginia consols. new, sold at
AN; 800 Virginia consols sold at SIX
Gold-s merican gold. / 8 bid.
State Observation-Disclosures cOnsols, 81 hid, 57k
asked; Virginia consnls, new, 42k bid, As aSkeu !;
Virginia deferred. 81 bill. 93s asked: Virginia tag
receivable coupons, Soy hid. 9Oh asked.
EUu Observation-Disclosures city S's, 104 bid:
Richmono city 6's. S44 bid, So .sked.
Railroad Bonda- petersburg Railroad first mort
gage SIS. j AMI H., sc bid: richmond and Peters
burg hsilroad FIRST mortgage rs, j. and d.. 90 bid
1885 asked; Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad
second mortgage SIS. a. and o., 80 bid: Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railruao mortgage rs,
J. and j., 90 bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad mortgage Us, j. and j., 80 bid !;
Orange and Alexandra Railroad secoad mortgage
6's. j. and j.. 74a bio; Orange and alex .Gdrla
railroad third mortgage 8 S, NJ. and N. 695 bid;
Richmond ami Danve Railroad consolidated 6's,
NJ. and ~, IL bid.
Railroad 7Syocks.-Ri Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par. SO bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac halrnad
SIX per cent. guarantees. 100 par, 80 bid: Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD seven
par cent. guaranteed, 100 par. 80 bid; Richmond
and :lanvllle Railroad. 100 par, 12h asked: Sea-
hoard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 90 Par,
Oh bid.
Bank Sochs.-Ncrchants and Planters Savings,
25 par. 234 asked.
Insurance C.lapnnieS.-V Virginia State, 25 par,
26 bio; Ola DoI inlon, 90 par, 97h asked.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 20, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 926 bushels. He'd, 16O bush
els. ~
CoRv.-1Vh 1854 bushels. IelloW, $50 hush-
u.s. Mired. 900 bushels.
UATo.-i3S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT -WhHe: 102 bushels at 81 .35: 81 BUSH
OILS Ar 81 As: 900 bushels choice aJ s1.52; 206
bushels priine al H1.50-tnta 646 bushels. Red ::
90 bushels prime ~ so: SO bushels wy good
on private terms; "a oush-is al S1.3o-tot"i, LOU
bushels. 90
CORN.-H-hue: $50 bushels very good at S3c. !;
6 bushels ~ inc 1t S4c 2JS bushels good al Sc
tyIn S24 bushels. MLred: 80 hllsiIl- on pri.
yate terms; 40 bu-reis prime al SIC. l22 husuels
prime ut S3c.; 140 bushels very good al S2c.-to-
ial 352 bushels.
els OF private terms: 90 bushels good III f4c-to-
% q bllshplS
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ntcpKATlos OF FEDERAL GRAVES. WASH
'Hy'pH, May 2S.-ihe Postmaster General TO-
u! sent 10 'hc POSTMASTER al Cincinnati, IN
response 10 an nQiiry, The following dis
patch which wili apply TO all localities where
decoration ceremonies are observed TO NOR.
10" APPROXIMATELY is NOT a legal holiday
so lar as tni> d par tmant is aware. Ii it is
10 ONO, Conduct the Off &c as on other holt
days.
4 good rule. 1t Is great wrong TO the
public 70 close a Tost-of1ice in large city
where nobody engaged in business takes
hyliduy.l
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PrsrAL.-An oflite is established ut Point
Bank, uyaig county, Va. on the route from
Simmpnsyille 10 Sweet Spring, With Nafhan
+. Rowan as postmaster. A new poSt.oillce
is established at Mt. Cross. PHtsyivanla
county. Va, on the route from Danviile TO
Mar,nsyiile, after July l, 1875. With j. I.
Reed ~ postmaster. A new Office is estab-
Iished ut Clay Bank, Gloucester. Va, on
the route from West Point to Baltimore,
with Thomas Sbackeltord as postmaster.
The post-oftise at NegrQtoot, Hanover coun'
ty, Va, on the route from Chadwick 10
Ashland, is Established, with Garland Il
Vest as postmaster. A new post-ofhce Is
established at Ewiug's stofe, Bedford coun'
re- Va. With Fl. G. wilson as postmaster.
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Eore1~u News.

+. A Swiss Taper states hat in an immense
mas of ice a,u earlu detached from Mount
Bnnc through the melsirg of the snow has
list been found the corpse of the American
sctor John Blackboard; who three years sgo
made an ATTEMPT 10 ascend the mountain
wi,bout guides and did not raopear. ihe
clothes and features OF the unfortunate man
We're quite intact. W.,
BxRlIy, May 2s.-The Governor of West
nhalia has summoned the Bishop OF Munster
to resign his Sre.
ionpos. May 90 The revival services are
almost continuous throughout the Gay ana
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EI-aor OF Iowa C.tcago. May %. 4
>inr.I dispa'cA from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
'ai pT. J. II. Etclr- on was elected Epi,c,-
gal bishop Of IoAl tC-jay, Oh the sixteenth
oa..ot. ~ on. III jjurity.
The oc% Protestant Episcopal bishop Of
low! J. Il n"pGc% OF the late Archbishop
Lc"r>'ou. Of lur Roman Catholic Churcn, Il
distinguished preate. who occupied the
ArgD~pj>copti See Of Baltimore for mum.
b.T q. years.
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The IIlu>on-p place Eipllst church, Brook
Ign, \. Y, OF Hhlc!l R-v. Justin ID. Fulton
!, PASTOR The same tho - loves the negro
Ia, voted 10 reduce hi. salary from $4,000 to
FJtu3 per anpuN. The Brooklyn Argus,
Ma! =, says: :" This evening there will be
ano,h"r meeting held 10 consider that por
tIon Of the trustees report the reading OF
which wa- suppressed last night. This, Il Is
alleged, the sui jet to be discussed, refers
particularly 10 Rev. DR.. Fulion's pastorlte
a warm time is exp cted. The reporters oil
Tue pres. Will bc excluded"
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 90 Ecenina.-Mouev easy at
2m2%. Sterling unchangc'. Guld. 116n4l1 64.
Governments Gull and sttong new os. IL z. states
quIef and nominal.
UNITED STATES TREAsURY.-The suh.trcasury
balances show: G ,td, $50, 0S6967 currency.
S47453.6y2. The SUBJ, paid OUT to-day
$4,000 un account Of Interest, ana S73 900 1or
bonds.
Custom house receipts to-day, S146,000
BANK NT.-I.OlnS-decrease. ~ mil
lions. Spr cie-ucrcasv, u million. Legal-tenGers-
increase, pa millions; deposit. Il million. Specie
shipments to-day, IL millions.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 29.-Virgipla 6's. peelers, AZ:
Virginia copsols, 81. West FIrginia's. .. North
Carolina G's, old, 20J ne", IL; Special tax, 4.
Kid IO-uay.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
lBY TELEGRAPH.I

NEW YORK. Nav 29.-Flnur heavy and lower,
wi h only very moe, Fate II uury: southern, 50 %
ntS 2J. Wheat 2Gl3c. lower. with more coli =;
cxpurl demand declin.d: : 24WSl.3O tor winter
red western: IL 3nmSl 32 for amer western ::
sI.2SISl .35 for W ute westero. Corr In EGdrrAtc
request win II decided cha &c Pork e!oStn firm-
or new. $50 so Lard closed tirmera 1T &C prime
steam. cash bid. l3Ic. Coffee quiet aud steady
Sugar uull aud nominal rice quiet. MoIassts
DUR Turpenliuc, rosu, and ircights more active.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 20 Flour dull and unchsnged.
VIII ut quiet aud unchanged. orn STEADY. rye
somInal Provisions n shade frmer. Pork, !2l
@i2I.5O. Shoulders. 91a0t9ac. Lard quiet: re-
tin.d I5kc. Office quiet aud noininaIy Unchanged.
wmskry-Job ing lJts. Sl.2lGek1.23 sugar
strong with an upward tendency.
CISCiNNATI.
CINCINNATI. May 29.-Flnur Gull and nominal.
Corn dun and lower al 7O472c. Provisions quiSt,
stcaoy. aud unchan ged, With little doing. Nhiskey
Quiet; ST. Is BID, with no sales.
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RICHMOND AND pETEkSBGRS,
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1915 train.
" on this r9ad will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except SUD
cayl, connecting for all points SOutI
md West. Slecping.car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, RElGHT TRAIN daily lexcent Sun
cayj, with coach attached Tor Peters
burg and stations on the SOnthsidt
road. Lynchburg, and the West.
1:45 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
seugers taking this train viii max,
close connection at Petersburg TO
Norfolk.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$50 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (excep
Sundatl with coach attached.
10:40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectn;
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aut
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
and West
500 P. M. FREIGHT daily Except Sunday
coach attached.
1856 P. d., THROUGH VAIL daily Except Sun
day), connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac raitroat
for ali points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through Il
Baltimore. Also making close con
nectiou with the Chesapeake and Ohi'
railroad for the Virginia Springs ant
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
monJ and Petersburg except 81 Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad will leav,
Glover tl' pits It 6:3 A. Ri: ana return ing. vii
leave Chester at $40 p. 81 daily except sundays
ALI TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start rrG1
30 A. M w. superintendent
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WHEELING. W. VA, May 2S.-Thc River.
side ual- Plate mill and new uall factory was
totally DESTROYED by tire Tonight. The loss
will probably reach $40 900 nearly all
covered by Insurance.
CLavELASp, MAY 2S.-This evening the
No.th,rn Ohio Wo"lIeu Malls, on Pleasant
street, caught tire Ivy irlction of machinery,
and onlg small portion Of the buicing was
saved. Loss estimated at 100000; insured
for so 900.
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" CD - So -
&, FFlcE MASTER OF Th-tsls. may 80, 1876.
SCHEDULE OF TRATES.--TRAIN No
0l.--CHARLoTTs EXPRESS. Wesiward-Ieayes
ssS r. M " , issy1s Rauase a. I:,a Leave;
NJ: leaves sahsburJ AZ GIG r. M; arTrv,s II
IsAlN NO; 2.zNEw YonK ANr New On
n: leaves salisbury at s:34 A. NJ. leaves eisteni.
i0 Dundee 20 anvs as l snf
we, al q 01P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at S:f7
TRAIN No. s.-THRoueH MAr1-NEw 1eRx
so NEW ORLEANS. West~ ,rt- Leaves Richmond
at 1873 P. "a: leaves Bprserilh ar 4:52 p. NJ;
le ae Dundee at 1893 PM: leaye Danville al
leaves Salisbury ut 5:27 A. NJ: leaves Air-t Tue
Junction al 755 A. NJ. arrives AT Charlottea at 500
TRAIN No. 4.-THRoUGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 2. M; leaves aIsbury
AZ llSo +: NJ; Raves Greensboro at 8 a. d.;
e fssTss Dapyie at &c 4. NJ: leaves Dundee at
arrives q Richmond at 2:s2 p. II.
IEAIS 10. 5:-LYNGHBunG AccohNopAT,oN
rves at PgrIeville NJ I:O5 r ". leaves Rurk.yiIie
al l:2e NJ: arrives at Lynchburg at 4:2t p. ID.
O. TkAis NO. 6-bgRxEvILLE ACCOMMODATION
riEes at Richmond at SOS e.. u.
Train 40. connects at Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio IA 'lr0ad.
Trains Nos. and conrect Mt Greensboro with
trains 10 and from Raleigh and Godsboro'
All through trains connect at Richmond and DUN.
dee with traln. on the Richmond, E1eterlrksbure
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CiIy, Vir.
gin!a Mldla nd and Great southern railroad TO ant
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, an6
New York.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York RIVER and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richm md Airline rail.
road 10 ana from Greenyilie. Atlanta. MONTGOMERY
Mobile, Pensacola; 4 ew Orleans ana all southwest.
ern points.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Charlotte with |
the Charlotte, Columbia ard Atlanta railroad for |
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al |
southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkevil!e with the At |
lantic Mississippi anG Ohio ral road. from Lynch.
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and soutt western
points, and baggage checspf through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans. !
Pullman palace-cars through from New Oriean: |
TO New York. T. NJ. X. TALCUrt.
Engineerard superintendent. !
w. T. WEST. Master OF Trains. .py29 |
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FAuHruL UNTO DEArH.-The fate OF Am.
mpie Menier and fer lover was strange
event of the fire at Holyoks, Mass. She was
the organist for the evening, 10 the ansfnce
of the regular one, ard was cut on from
e.cape when the church was burned. hsr
lover escaped, but finding that she was stlll
within tried to rescue her, was overcome Dy
the flames, and persisted with her.
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Bishop Dudley delivered b" Cotv'n'ion
sermon before the Annual Convenlcn I tn
PT0'">'H"t Lptscop.t Cnurcu Of the Dipce>e
Of h"nlucky ia>t Wednesday, read his re-
port, and $50 presid' d. Bishop Smith was
absent. B-aop DuCl'y's sermon was re-
ported IN iuii in the Courier.
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Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson attained bis
birthday on Tuesday last. A
com pany of Methodist ministers called upon
him infol malIy, and MIR. Carlyle having been
snnk4n OF in the course of conversation as
no friend of this country during the war
Mr.. Emerson replied: LET me tell you
friends, what is q little secret. He IS very
good friend of the Americans, aud has testi-
tiea it lately by an act which IL not to be
aade public until he dies and his will ap-
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evening 10 the Haymarkat opera. House, and
the enthusiasm Is siunbsfpd. q considerable
body of ,peliceis reaDiied to clear The way
Tor each departing congregation through the
crowds waiting for admission to the sue
ceediDg service.
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MARINE 1NTEALaGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 20, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 20, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. lawrence, New York, mer-
chandisr and pa ssergers, Old Dominion steamship
ocaIllcr Shirley, Travers. Baltimore. mercnan-
disc and passengers. l.. Is. latnm, agent.
.tcamer John Sylvester, Clifford, NOTION, mer-
chardise auu pa. sengcrs. T.. Il. ,aiun. agent.
schooner htadine Railroad, No. II, AlcFadien,
Schooner knrie NJ. "'iwards. snedrcor, rhiladel-
phia, TO load gtauilc, Gu us & iafker.
SAILED.
Steamer Wcslovcr, skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chsnnise and passengers. Powha'an Steahiooa'
IT,, ner Isaac Bell Lawrence. New York. mer-
chandisc ard passcngrIs On Dominion Steamship
SI,nnl,r John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mel
chardiSc and 'asS"ng'rS. y. Is. latitr. agent -
Schooner J.. T. "lllctls, WilIetts, New York.
SrhuOuer Mary aud Frances. NcAndrews, Phila-
dc phia, gra6tr. Cur i, 4 rarkcr
schooner Louisa Walters, hIrwan' Hhshlhetoll
Schooner Marion Draper, RaiIey, New York,
coal. q. storrs, aeemt. ,-,.. ~,
Schooner l.. Z. NDlltcmore, W Mttemole, DoS-
ton, COAL u. Storrs. agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore on Friday, schooner W. l..
Franklin, Seward
From Balti',ore on Friday, schooner John IL.
Fr IN New York on Thursday, brig Ella (Brtish),
Leitch. -
NEMDRASDA.
Schooner Alice Curtis. Phillips, from Richmond,
WAS al Baltimore on Frdty.
Schooner KUxAuna. Mitchell, from Richmond,
was AT Norfolk on FIR day.
Schooners ne ". 1 ollirs. Tooker: Henrietta
Simmous Godfrey; y. W. Bunusll, kunneil. were
loading ut New York on FRIDAY tor Richmond.
by Telegraph
FORTRESS MONROE. May 20 Arrived Schnnn.
or F,nnic Belle, from araraj n, for orders Sailed ::
Rank lord Brll,m re, Richmond. for RIO: l. lie n
Moore OF Norfolk. for l,yerp oil: bag Mary m
ma, of Richmond, fer Rio: schooner CHI MALI,
nf prashcar /. lty, Tor New York: Fawn, for Bait
m ore: =. f. Janeyra, Moderator. Joel Fesstnden,
j Il. Franklin. Eva An hera. Godfrey, E"wll'
Mary Isabel Jewetr, Fannie W. JChnson, fieannr,
Van Uucrsun. WALTON j. j. Moore at Alenther:t
Island, George II. Mills, ard Condono, bound
uU.h .,,
Car,lna, ID. Emory. Gary, Abbey, oson, Flora
NJ Con la Sailed Charleston.
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The Kellogg opera troupe. With Madam
Ricbjpgs. Bernard In place Of Miss kellogg,
will begin their summer season in San Fran>
cisco June 2l.- Cincinnati Commercial.
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kSA\GEIISI.
Maryland EotScugal C0:averti0n..

H,uMuGE. VA, Sin tee Episcopal
ConrrnIDn to MIA. thr report OF the Com
m''r~ on t,rou> aIurrGli = CpEoa !. Title
j., MAS I,lrct,G. aru resolutions expressive
u' !"-Gcl II IL, presentations OF Bishop
Wh.'Jn-iam wrr,.tdpp;rj. The Church Of
Il. !!oiy CoHmmior, Washington, Wa, DE-
&!,u PERMISSION 10 organ'z..
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, assembly Of the FresbS'eF'""
Eeh'' Cnurch tS"Uim.

I'm, .i,- Il. Louis G'ohc.l
Nrnxrsn.y, Mas PC. 1870.
,,.. session of The Gencrai
t. ~, 49,. ned with PRAYER BY Kew.
t..rnl'' :, the prcScncc OF quite large
N,a.yM spectators.
1''"' rcg rxATrRNAL TFLATIoNS.
me rcra,ar OF the minutes Rev. Mt.
N'' * In i Carotjna, arose to say 'h&S
N> ...3 rce~cu: the day previous
Il /" $3.50 ~.r.,, ~! the COMMITTED on r OF
aar. 49,, ....,.a agncc in regard 30 the ifa'et-
-" 49, v.A the Northern Assembly
=. .t.rr.,. he would have voted against
,...,..;.yu oI the report.
.~' ,,>2>y SCuooL WORK.
= -ncsrcr presented the report OF
}" t.,., ,nmmHtcc en- Snhaas o''oo'<;
s ..'>,, nlia laI years "oIA snow
! ."' .,,,,,,ur of rIcSbytt!Ics repor!lt (
-. a.. ..,,,t from forty nvc 10 Il'ty. I'VE )
-s. n sunday schools from .oo 10
II" ''.,' ,,,r: a, money contributed ia>t year
-. 49, 80 ,c.,r so OBS; nuM0cr OF teach-
$500" 90: number at <choarS. Co.,
- ,,.r.,,c ~ teachers l9i, oil >cac-
OK ~, pcr>hylrrY Of Ne" o''rahs
81 10. 49, ,.-r,.., nun,n,r o! scholars on tie
- ~ az '''- rr,,,,yrr the largest ave-
49, .''' ,ho, rf Nashville Tue largest
-. 10. '"'', .,.,tt,r home missions.
ac4@.". ''''' ..,>.-r,x
- IVA ,... .,
s.. .s,, 20 ne 5oHHf "' I"' AZ S'u.un.
,. r.a':t1o.lN"- Tor @.>>''"''s 's,' o'"si
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

The steamer Sk,dsddIer has made three
aho half miles per hour on The Chesapeake
and OHIO canal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31
SspNPEsyTss,SEHlEG.
lCE-CkEAM

Z. ZIMMER. will, facilities unsurpassed. offers
10 the pubIc n PUHE t:Kr.a M.minufic ured only
Of the psr lierial and oy the most sklltu hands
which. owing 10 the great abundance OF Ice. ne IS
enubled 10 furnish ut unusually w rates; and So
,ici the patIouUgc OF pic mic triles. excursion
Pal ties. church festivals ana prlvJte families, guar
and All parts OF inc city. An. xaIn,nati IN If his
CREAM. OtANGE and LEMON ICES, Will con-
vince The most scep:lcIi. & I,hMM" u,
1886 Main street.
Please leave vcur orders Cor suuday on Sarurdir.
Mr.. W. W. ThIBBETT Is with me- and VIII be
clad ,o 60 ryo his friends INV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

Train ienVllE Klchmohu III you A. ~; Jus u1IIy
SUNDAY eXrcptcdl, stopping at all regular stations
between r. icimOnd and White sulphur.
Train leaving Richmond AZ $40 =. NJ. rms daily:
stopping ut all stations between Huntington ana
Allegheny, and at Cnviug on. MillhOro', Goshen,
Siar1. tpn Greenwood. Char ottesyille, GordonS-
VILE Junct, on. AMI edmond.
+ cc0mmodatiol train l"ayes Richmond TOT Cor
louisville and all irlermediate stations daily lex
cept sunday at 1870 Z. NJ.
Pullman sleepius-ca- runs on 9:lO I. u. Train
between Richmond and htc Sulphur.
For further informal ion, rates. &C.. apply II S26
Main street, or at cOmnIDv's offices.
CONWAY II. HOWARD,
GENE, al Passenger ,nu lIcke ~. nj.
W. y. :. DUNN,
my 90 Engineer and Sup't transportation.