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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
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Scattered about the earth there are
opposed to be lo, 100000 OF II 100000 Of
ews alive. Thousands of these people
re rich, some of them own colossal for
ines. Rothschild could buy up the fee
mple of Palestine. Goldsmid might
build the temple of Herod. Monte
re has money enough to cast a golden
atue of King Solomon. But Of these
althy Hebrews not one is willing to &
.ack.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

New York restaurateurs are adver-
tising eighty oysters for 20 cents Only
to think of those bloated Eastern capital
lists buying oysters four for cent, while
the starving masses at Western church
fairs must pay a dime piece.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

THIRTEEN THOUSAND head of cattle
were recently herded at Fort Dodge,
Kansas. The rebellious Cheyennes could
not have hit upon a better spot for their
eynerimental raid
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

WE shall soon have more planets than
can be conveniently managed. Professor
Peters, of Clinton, N. Y, has discovered
another.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

YUNG WING is Chin Ian Pins assist
ant at Washington. His father, old
Wing, remained in China.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

THE contest is drawing to close.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

Goss continues to talk and drop back
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

The papers are again bristling with in
formation about Edison and the electric
Iirht, and il he is not on the eve OF some
great accomplishment there will be uni-
ycrsal disappointment. In recent inter-
view he expressed the opinion that in six
weeks he will be able TO make his invention
public, and his first achievement VIII be to
light up his own town OF Mcnlo Park with
1900 electric burners. 1t is not tue that
he has abandoned his work, or that ill-health
is compelling him to cease his experiments.
The majority OF the scientists still insist
that be will not succeed in making
the light available for ordinary use, but
they are theorizing while Edison is acting.
But he has the backing Of at least one man
OF science. Professor Barker who has been
IN Edson's workshop and seen his inven-
tion. Professor Barker, in lecture deiv-
cred in Philadelphia. said that, from his
personal observation, he concluded that Edi
son had completely solved the problem OF
manageable aud economical electric light
q light. that can be divided and minimized
Just as easy as gas-hghts are now; that can
be had in great brilianey and volume or
in small quantities, according to desire;
that can be turned on or OIL, gust as the
gas-light, can; that requires no complicated
or delicate machinery, and that will be
much, cheaper than gas for q great deal more
light. 1tis noticeable that everybody, in
Guiding the newspaper reporters, who have
bsen admitted into EdisoI'S confidence, are
esEth usiastic. and confident that he has un-
rayalied the great secret. Either they are
woEuVy dclaised or else all the pretensions
thar are put forward in behalf OF Edison
are E&ifable.-BQlti7aore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE FOR Two
WEEKS ENDING NOVEMBER 16, 1SIS.-Lots
fronting: 12S feet on Ross street between
Fourteenth and Mayo streets at $1,000;
- feet on Fifth street north OF Baker at so;
% feet on Grace street hear Henry at Sl,l90;
20 feet on Fifth street near Baker at $3.50:
so feet OH Grace street near Sbafer at $4,000;
90 feet on Fifth street near Baker at 500;
80 feet on Grace street near Shafer at $4,000;
16 feet on Sixth street between Louisiana
aud Denny at $40; 90 feet on Louisiana
street corner Sixth at 500; 40 feet on Lau-
rel street corner OF Grove at $4,000; 165
feet on Cary street near Madison at Sl,000;
33 feet on Twenty-SlXth street near Clay at
S160; 20 feet on Catherine street near Gill
mer at $500; 32 feet on Brook avenue near
Broad street st $40; feet on Marshall
street at $500; 80 feet on Cary street near
Madison at S., 80 feet on Belyidere street
near Beverly at 81 600; 80 feet on NJ street
between Twenty-tiith and Twenty-sixth at
$500; 80 feet on Eighth street near Clay at
$1,000; 90 feet on Cary street between SeV-
enth and Eighth ut S2,250; 132 feet on
Twenty-third street corner Marshall (rlght
OF way) at 1000; - feet on Eighth street
near Leigh at SIS: 33 feet on Concord street
at 1902; 80 feet on St. James street near
Coutts Mt $34S; A. feet on TWcnty-nlnth
street between o and p at $3.50; 295 feet on
Broad street near Twenty. third at Sl,S00 ;
% feet on Catherine street at $50; Ge feet
on Cherry street between Cumberland and
Beverly at $3.50; 1St feet on st. Stephen
street between Baker and Charity at $500.
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m,Irsnry Riae.s,,ootinc.

The following Is the programme (as
adopted by cGmmilteej Of the first annual
fall pr;Ze-meeting of The "Deutsche
Schif;zen Ges.Ischaft = Of Richmond, Va,
to be held upon their rifia-range, at the
Schnizen Park. Thursday Thanksgiving
day.. November 2s, 1878, commencing ut 10
O'clock A. NJ, regardless OF weather.
No sighting-ahots allowed on day Of
meeting.
COMPETITION 20. 1.
PrizeS.-To beet, team-score, one half
entrance-fees; 10 secOud best team-score,
one fourth entrance-!ees. Open to teams OF
four from any white company or battery in
the State; teams TO appear in the uniform
OF company, tull-dress or fatigue. Weapon,
any military rifle. Distance, length Of
range, about $50 yards. Position, standing,
of-hand. Rounds, five each man. Entrance
Zee, S5 each team.
COMPETITION no. 2.
PrizeS.-To best score, one half entrance
fee; to second best score, one fourth en-
trance-fee. Open TO all members OF any
white company or battery in the State {:
men to appear in uniform Of company full
dress or tatigue). Weapon. distance, posi-
tion, rounds, same as in Competition No. l.
Entrance-fee. 81 each man.
COMPETITION NO. 9.
PrizeS.-To best score, three fourths OF
entrance-fees; 10 next best score, handsome
gold sc.jrf-pin. Open to all comcrS. Wea-
pom, any rifle. Distance, position. rounds,
entrancc-fee, same as in Competition No. :.
COMPETITION no. /.
P;izes.-To best score, fine turkey; TO
next best score, 4 tle goose. Open to all
comers. Weapon, distance, and rounds
same as in Competition No. l.; position,
with Or without 4 rest. Entrance-!ec, 80
cents.
Duplicate entries allowed only in compe-
tition No. I. Competitions Nos. 1, =. and
8 to lie shot under The rules and regulations
OF the National Rifle Association, Creed
moor, Massachusetts, targets. maSs-count.
In Competition No. the 2J-ring target ~
inch bu!D will DC used The shooting
master" will hayc control OF the range
during the entire day. Those desiring to
enter Competition No. l are requested to do
50 IS soon as possible, as no entries lin this
competition) VIII be received after the 2Gtll
instant. Mr.. William Euker, 9l0 Main
street, will give all necessary information,
and issue to those entering any OF the COM
petitions tickets OF admission to the range,
NHlCi ~ III cHAb!E lEtib W piaCtiCc plloi "
day OF meeting. Entries in Competitions
Nos. , and received nntil O'Clock on
day OF meeting, and in Competition No.
until O'Clock. Tie shOoting-houSc will be
closed at 4:3) =. II. Admission 10 park
free.
To the best average score will go the sur.
plus OF entrancc-iees, after necessary eX'
penses are paid.
As this series Of competitions has bee,
arranged solely to awaken an interest ir
ritle-shooting among the military OF tls
State, we sincevclvhope they will show theil
appreciation 5y being we'll represented III
all the competitions This is the first op
portunlty ever offered to bring together in
friendly contest the different military or
ganzations OF the State on rife range
and should excite proper spirit OF rivalry
CHARLES p. STOKES, Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

The latest attempt at regicide has been
directed at King Humbert Of Italy-a man
ef'6eaTefing to stab him With q Doinard as
he %as catering Naples. Fhe King cut him
Wit, his swcrd, receiving himself only q
slight scfatsa.
The United States grand jury at Charles
ton, w. Va, have found nine hundred and
tWsnty.eight indictments against yiolstors
q the revenue iaws and tie strikers on the
asnawha-Riger Government works. .5
), 70 Butler the result o. the recent slec~
liegs lsa blue Mass. pin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

THE THEArRE-MR. EEENE's FIRST VISIT
TO RICHMOSD.-The Theatre was opened
again last evening, when Shakspeare's great
play OF Richard the Third was presented.
Mr.. Thomas W. keenc appearing for the
first time in this city in the title role. The
other characters were: King Henry VI,
Mr.. Carl Ahrendt: Earl OF Richmond (af-
terwards Henry viz, Henry Bohlin, Duke
OF Buckingham. Mr.. George Hoey; Lord
Stanley, Mr.. William Burton; Shaw, Lord
Mayor o: London, Mr.. Harry Rainforth !;
Tressel, Mr.. Robert Downing; Sir William
Catesby, Mr.. James Galloway; Sir Richard
Ratcliff. Mr.. Walter Collier; Lieutenant OF
the Tower, MT. William Ellis; Captain OF
the Guard, Dir. Paul Sutherland; Sir James
Tyrrcl, Mr.. a. j. Morose; John Howard,
Duke Of Norfolk, Mr.. Walter Allen; Duke
of Oxford, Mr. Alfred p. Shield; Sir
James Blount, Mr.. John W. Archer; OF
ficer, Mr.. Atwell; Prince of Wales, Mr..
tavia Allen; Queen Elizabeth, Miss Hen
retta Vader>; Lady Anne afterwards
Oueen), Miss Marion Booth; Duke OF York,
Florence LecroiX.
Mr.. Keene is an actor Of undeniable
talent, and acquitted himself very hand
somely last evening; but his performance
would have been much more attractive had
there been little less ranting in his acting.
It is a difficult piece to render effectively,
and requires large company. The peo-
pie are off and on the stage very rapidly,
and must be well up in their parts to pre-
sent tragedy acceptably.
The company is an average one. We
thought we recognized Mr.. Hoey lis one OF
Mr.. John r. Raymond's company, and
Miss VaderS as one OF Janauschek's COM
pany. Their acting was highly credtable.
Mcssrs. Archer and Shield, two Rich
mond young men, appeared for the first
time, VIC believe, in Richmond. They re-
cciyed a very cordial welcome at the hands
OF many of their friends who were present
and will doubtless appear several times du
ring MI Kecne's stay in Richmond.
Tonight the Lady OF Lyons will be pre-
| sented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

A SILVER :uALF-DoLLAR's RETURN
From fae Caston lOhIo) Rep1sitorH.l-
Some :saenty4fiTe years ago David P. Tex.
ter, residiag on ,aae Massillon road, had an
his possession a silver half dollar made IN
the year iSSf, an!lfbat being his natal yefst
he cut his Bsane on St and thought to retain
1t as relic. After .scveral years, however,
he paid II out one day by mistake. along
with other msaey, and for twenty years it
took its course Last Saturday he sent his
little daughter TO Massilion on an errards
AMI upon her return home she gave him
soIIe change, and with H was The identical
latsloliar with his name cut on it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

NATIONAL GRANGE, PATRONS OF Hts
BAXDRY.-This body will meet in the bali OF
the House OF Delegates-kindly rendered
them by the Gorernor-to-morrow morn
ing. Thirty-siy States and Territories are
entitled to representation, and it is likely
that all, or nearly all, OF them will be repre-
sented in the meeting. Some OF the officers
and delegates have already arrived, among
whom we notice Mr.. Samuel L. Adams, OF
Minnesota, master; Mr.. +. N. Mcdowell, OF
New York, treasurer; Mr. Henley james,
OF Indiana, and Mr.. s. Il. Ellis, OF Ohio. OF
the executive committee; Mr.. ". II. Will
son, master OF Florida State Grange; and
Dr.. J. u. Blanton. master OF State Grange
OF Virginia. 1t is expected that the Grange
will remain here in session about ten days.
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] LOCAL MATTERS

CHURCH NoTEs.--At the First Baptist
church the Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety have decided to assume the support of
Miss Sally Stein. OF Tennessee, who has
been appointed by the Board OF Foreign
Missions OF the Southern Baptist Conven-
tion missionary to China.
At the Second Baptist church the pastor,
Or. Mcdonald, filled the pulpit in the
moruing. At night there was a meeting In
behalf OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. In spite Of the unfavorable weather
there was good congregation present.
The President OF the Association, DR..
j. William Jones, presided, the sing
ing was excellent, aud the addresses
of Rev. DR.. G. II. Read and Rev. DR.. Henry
Mcdonald were excellent presentations OF
the importance of the work OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, and seemed to
greatly interest the congregation. The
president made statement OF the plans,
prospects, and purposes OF the Association,
and made an appeal for the sympathles,
prayers, and active cooperation OF the
Christian people OF the city. A liberal col
lection for the benefit OF the Association
was then made.
At Grace-Street Baptist church the pas
tor preached morning and night to good
congregations, and 1T the communion re-
ceived FIVE persons by letter.
At Clay-Street Baptist church the pastor
(Rev. S. G. Clopton) Is preaching ser les OF
sermons on the Prodigal Son." and will
preach the third sermon OF the series to-
morrow night. f-i
At Piue-Street Baptist church the pastor
(Rev. J. b. Hutson) is holding series OF
meetings every night this week.
At Leigh-Street Baptist church the pastor
received two persons for baptism.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court.-The Hastings Court
met yesterday. The grand jury was sworn
in, and afterwards, through 2. II. Gary,
Esq, foreman, found true bills in three
cases against n. Stephens alias John West,
and in one case against Sheppard Bailey
all for felony.
Tic grand jury were discharged for the
term: after which the court adjourned
until to-day at 10 O'Clock, at which time the
case OF Sheppard Bailey will be called.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

GOOD TENPLARs-The G. W. c. II. OF
the Grand Lodge OF Virginia. Good TEN
plars (colored), has made the following ap-
pointments of deputies: State Deputy,
Henry Woodson, Alexandria; Rev. AnSirs
Smith, Lancaster; w. c. Jackson, Dan
vile; Rev. L. Z. Lipscombe, Danylle;
Martin A. Harris, Manchester; \. ?. Fleet,
Henrico; j. Alfred johnson, Hampton and
Norfolk John NJ. Hill, Petersburg: Oscar
Cary, Sr., Loudoun. Richmond deputies !:
First district, Lewis Dickerson; Second,
Rev. j. w. Gaines; Third, Rev. John II.
Jones. These appointments were made by
Robert McNaughton, G.. W. G. T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19
NLOAKS! CLOAkS .
THE NEWEST STYLES. .
THE BEST WORKMANSHIP,
TIE LOWEST PRICE.

THE NEWEST STYLES.
THE BEST WORKMANSHIP,
TIE LOWEST PRICE.
JULIUS MEYER. COS BROAD STREET,
has lust opeged very l;T2e assortmtn; of LADIES
PLAIN aud MATELASS" HEAVIER CLOikS-
prices, from So 10 aZO. As the e CLOAkS arc
made 10 order for US by Of the best manufactu.
rers from the latest P.risian designs, ut si' c.dt
rates, guarantee the newest aHc haiicscilcSs
styles. the very best workmanship. superior anl
lie very lowest prices. Dou't tLii TO looA Ut ihein
before purchasing.
ALSO, JUST OPENED
, nice line OF INFANTS CLOAkS at low prices;
New DRESS GOODS, IN handsome pla1cs ana soii-
mixtures; ~ o.,,,-,,r, -
lot OF the SOC, ALL-WOOL BLACh CAsh.
MERES; special bargLius ri so. worth 7..r.;
fall wear-cheap liue-a, 624, 6o, 70, rs, s3c..
suKtn0ItffHisuED vELvETEENs at so aud 75c.:
BLACK SILK TELEETS very low;
BLACK SILKS from 75c. up:
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS a. 81 so and mp
wards; ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS Ks
rry the celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT-
- oc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

RICHMOND MANUFACTURERS ABROAD.-At
the annual fair of the Carolina Fair Asso.
citation, Just closed at Charlotte, n. c., the
following awards were made to Richmond
manufacturers .IeSsrs. H. N. Smith 4 Co.
received diplomas for best horsepower.
best water-elevator, best corn-sheller, best
straw-cuttcr, and honorable mention for
the second best separator and cleaner; and
Talbot e. Son received. diplomas for best
six-horse- power portable engine, best porta'
BILE saw-mil, best portable engine for gen.
eral purposes, best separator and cleaner.
and for the Buckeye mower.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

RoBBERIEs.- Sunday morning Police
man Hulce caught negro on Bank street,
near Tenth, with q bag upon his shoulder.
He suspected that the negro had been steal
ing coal, halted him just under gas-lainp,
and made him put the bag down. While
Mr.. Hulce was engaged in looking into the
BAG the negro raised club which he had in
his hand and struck at him. Hulce lodged
the blow, and the negro broke and ran up
Bank street. a chase followed. In the alley
on Ninth street shot was fired at the fugi-
tive. but without effect. AS he crossed
Eighth street another shot was tired. Iurn-
ing into Seventh and Franklin another shot
was fired, which took effect, for the man
uttered q cry but continued to run. Ihe
chase was then given up, and the bag louno
to contain tea, coffee, &c. The store OF Mr.
G.. L. Todd, on Cary street, was found open
and Mr.. Todd sent for, who found he had
been robbed OF three boxes OF tea and other
articles.
On Sunday Policeman Hulce went to the
house OF John Briggs, who was the party
he had chased, and found him lying in bed
suffering from n wound in the calf OF his
left lee. Briggs said the wound was made
by a pitchfork while he was getting feed
for his team. After consulting with Major
Poe. Mr.. Hulce arrested Briggs aud took
him to the station-house. where his wound
was examined by physician, who pro-
nounced it pistol-shot wound. Yesterday
morning an examination was held in the
Police Court, durIHg which DR.. G. W. T.
Brock was called in as surgical expert.
He also pronounced it a pistol-shot wound.
Briggs was sent on to the grand jury to an
swer for breaking and entering in the night
time the storehouse OF Mr.. G. L. Todd and
stealing certain articles Of groceries.
The storehouse OF Messrs. +. & S. Wor-
than was also broken into and robbed Sat-
urday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

THE YELLow.FEvEe EPIDEMIC THE MAIN
ToPrC-THE CHIEF OFFICER OF THE
UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL SER
VICE AND. THE COMMISSION APPOINTED
TO INVESTIGATE THE YELLOw-FEVER
ARRIVED HERE-THE CONVENTION TO BE
HELD AT MOZART HALL-ITS OBJECTS
AND PURPosEs-ADDREsS OF WELCOME
TO BE DELIVERED By GOVERNOR HOL-
LIDAY-IMpoETANT FACTS IN REGARD
TO THE YELLow-FEyER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

POLICE CoURT.-Justce White yesterday
disposed OF the following cases:
John Jefferson (colored) was ordered fif-
teen lashes for stealing meat from J. Ii.
Briel. So.
Isabella Allen (colored) was fined $3.50
for dsorderly conduct.
Joe Edwards (coloreD was fined 81 for
the same offence. .
Bob Scott (colored) was sent TO Jail for
thirty days for trespass on James W. Shields.
John Johnson (colored) was sent to Jail for
twelve months as suspicious character.
Ellen Tlnsiey (colored) was fined 81 for
being drunk and disorderly.
The case OF William Jones, charged with
threatening to shoot Isaac Kenny, was cou-
tiaued until tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

'f PERSONAL l-Augustine Royal, Esq, has
lust returned from pleasant and success
fuI hunt to Powhatan county.
Councilman Thomas w. Gentry has so
far recovered Is to be able 10 walk about
his room.
Our city was full OF Richmond and Ches-
tericlc lawyers yesterday, having business
at the IIuSlings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

On the StreetS.-Captan Lipscomb has
Just completed the work OF putting up Il
curbng at Tenth and Porter streets.
AS was feared, work Oh Bridge avenue
has been suspended on account Of bad wea-
thcr The street has been cut out, but there
is no material with which to continue the
work, and a heavy rain now will make mat
tcrs much worse than before.
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eral United States Marine Hospital Service.

eral United States Marine Hospital Service.
Address by Hon. L. Ell. Steiner, NJ. D.,
OF Maryland-ssA A Brief Review OF the As
sociation's Present Work, and OF it's Duty"
WEDNESDAY.
Nine o'clock A. M.-Business meeting at
the Exchange Hotel.
The session begins at 10 o'clock A. M.
The report OF the Commission for inves.
tigation OF the yellow-fever. epidemic OF
1878.
Wednesday evening = O'Clock
Discourse by Hon. J. G. Thomas, NJ. D.,
of Savannah, president State Board OF
Health Of Georgia" Sanitary Response
bility."
Discourse by D. C. Gilman, IL. D.. presi-
dent OF Johns-Hopkins University, OF Bal
timore--. The Mutual Relations Of Public
Hygiene and Biological Study"
Discourse by E. NJ. Hunt, NJ. D., secre-
tary State Board OF Health of New Jer-
sey-" How to Study an Epidemic"
General Joseph E. Johnston, who was
made chairman OF the local committee OF
arrangements, is unwell and will be unable
to serve, it is understood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

Church NoteS.-At the Methodist church,
Sunday, Rev. J. \. Moss, OF the Virginia
Conference, preached morning and night,
in the absence al Conference OF Rev. G.. G.
Nanderslice.
No special services at the other churches.
The hour for holding the Christian Sunday
school has been changed to Sunday at 3t
Z. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

WOODBRIDGE MEMORIAL .WINDow.-The
committee in charge Of the Woodbridge
memorial window have received letter
saying the window will be ready in two
weeks. The memorial will be placed in the
northwest window. The centre figure will
be the "Good Shepherd ''-an emblem OF
the character OF the late vcnerated rector Of
the Monumental church. Other memorial
windows will, it is stated, be placed in the
same church to former rector and bishop,
and to q Sunday-school teacher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

j CHUacH SouAgLE.-The ladies OF St.
James {EpiscopaD church will hold socia-
BILE at tAe, church tonight, to which the
public Is cordially invited. A good supper
will be furnished free OF charge A box
will be arranged TO- receive contributions,
and persons in attendance viii be invited
to make such contributions as they may see
tit. The proceeds of the box will be ap-
piled to paying for the church repairs
which have recently been made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

SIGNALLING rHE sTnEET.C .CABs.-Snperin-
Iaendent Walker, OF the City Railway Com
:pany, is endeasoring to make his line more
etscient and attractive. The latest move is
to request.citizsnst TO repsrt the drivers who
fail 10 respond when signa!led. He adyer>
tises that request.