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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-14

e: HENRICo COUNTY SCHOOL Board OFFI-
ciALa STATIsTIcs.-A meeting Of the School
Beard OF Henrico county was. held at the
courthouse yesterday at 10 O'Clock II.
Daniel E. Gardner, county superintendent,
presided, with Hugh A. Watt as secretary.
The meeting was thinly attended. From
the superintendent's report it appears that
there are 43 schools in operation in the
county, taught by so white and 13 coIored
| teachers. The number Of pupils enrolled is
875, white and TO eolored-total, 1,645. The
average attendance at the schools is about
80 per cent. Of the enrolment. ..... J
The schools are taught in 81 school
| houses, OF which only 13 are rented. The
remaining sch6ol.buiIdings are owned by
1.-The county, free Of all incumbrance. The
average pay OF the teachers is S32 per
month. The incidental expenses of every
description, including books to indigent
children was not So per month. The total
expense is S1,740 for 43 schools and 1,645
pupils, or fraction over 81 per head. This
| is certainly creditable exhibit. 4.. ....
The superintendent reported that in No
vember he visited every school in the
county. None OF the teachers had notice
OF his coming. He found the; schools filled
to their utmost capacity, and every teacher
| in place and doing efficient work.
Mr.. G.. n. Robinson offered resolution
in reference to the levy for district pur
poses. j.. ,.r-. ...... .:-.5--
| Dr.. McGruder offered substitute thai
| the consideration Of the levy be postponed
to anfusure meeting, awaiting the action o.
the present Legislature. W o.. Ia ..:......-
| !, Tie, substitute, was i adopted, and th'
4 Board adjourned, subject to- the call OF th'
superintendent. ',,...~ g..Ja} >t. a. -.
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1txs.. AsSsE4 4
MEETING oFsraE RE sss5s vi z aRE1I-
JusrEps' Cog1EATIaN1 10 III ~ Nh "A .cEass
Yersncea sf TIE feaaf 8s i
Assembly was held in the hail OF the House
last night Senator Fulkerson In the chair.
Senator Paul offered the following :,..
Resoiued, That the Executive Committse
be directed to prepare call for 4 conTen-
tion of the readjusters of the State to, be
held in the city OF Richmond on Tuesday
the 18th day Of February, 1879, and in
making said call to set forth the reasons for
assembling such convention, and that said
committee report the call to an adjourned
meeting Of this conference to be held on
Thursday night neXk -. -.
The debt question in its present aspects
was discussed by Messrs. Harvie, Massey,
Fickleu, Lady, and Barbour, ana I. una7l-
mouslv adopted, after some unimportLnt
! amendments as to phraseoloGy only.
| From the tenor OF the speeches made the
! readjusters intend under no. circumstances
| to vote for any bill or support any move
| mcnt or measure contemplating the payment
OF more than three per cent. interest on the
| nublic debt. Mr.. Barbour claimed that the
readiusters were rs firmly united as ever be-
fore In fact, he argued to show that theF
had constantly made gains since the time
! when they chose Il readjuster as Speaker by
only four majority. The adoption by both
houses of the resolutions calling for con.
ference OF the creditors and notifying all
| concerned OF the impractlcability OF increas-
ins taxation he called great victory.
Mr. Carter, of Loudoun, offered the fol-
lowing: =,
Resolred, That as afundamental principle
OF our organization we pledge ourselves to
oppose, without qualification or equivoca-
tion, either by direct or indirect legislation,
an increase of the rate Of taxation.
Adopted.
Adjourned to meet on Thursday night.
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POLICE CouRT.-Justice White disposed

POLICE CoURT.-Justice White disposed
OF the following. cases yesterday:
Stephen and Laura Small were charged
with assaulting Robert England and stealing
20 cents from his person. Stephen Small was
fined s5 for assault, and Laura was dis
charged.
William Payne. colored vagrant, was
committed to Jail in default OF surety.
Edward Pagan. charged with receiving
one lot of railroad iron from some person
unknown, knowing the same to be stolen,
was discharged.
Charles Butler was fined 81 for being dis
orderly in the street.
Lucinda Sharp (colored), charged with
stealing sundry articles from Mrs. c. K.
Morton. Discharged.
Sally Clarke, threatening to beat Caroline
Ross. Discharged.
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HrupTY DUMPTY.- Tony Denier's famous
pantomime troupe. as described by the Nor
folk papcrs, achieved remarkable success
in Norfolk, fully illustrating the TACT that
merit is bound to tell, and will reap It's re-
ward. The matinee Saturday AFTERNOON
was an epoch in the history OF their opera
House, AS Il general rule, it Is stated, matl-
naas there are not largely attended, but that
OF Saturday was marked exception, for
the spacious building was packed from gal
lery to orchestra, and many were actualiy
unable to gain admittance. Hump.y
DUMMY possesses peculiar attractions Tor
ali, and especially for the little folk: and the
latter were out in full force, while there was
numerous representation Of persons OF
maturer years. This life with a large ma
jority OF people is full Of harassing cares,
countless perpleXities, and surfeit OF dis
appointments, and il anything is able to
ease the burden imposed By them the comic
trick pantomime Of Humpty DumDty will
accomplish it,.
t Another splendid audience assembled
Saturday night at the closing entertain
ment, and the almost continuous peals Of
laughter and repeated applause attested the
appreciation of the fun, which ran fast and
furious to the close. ..S......,..,.
Mr.. George, H., Adams. (the great Grl
maldi) is described as host within himself.
standing head and shoulders above all com.
tpetitors. Mr.. j.. C. Franklin as Old One.
Two and Pantaloon, was, it Is said, excel.
l:lept; as was MIR. William Eunice, the Har.
leunin. Miss Ada Boshell, well known In
Richmond, was very attractive as Colum'
bine. .,-,,
will commence an engagement here, and
will no doubt have a fine house. To-mor.
row the company appears for the last time
hprayi .nAcGs.,.i' .. sts' : -. f.s5 1....,-
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! ) AUCTION SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
On Yesterday, Messrs. Davenport d Co..
stock auetionesrs, sold at auction at their
oltsee the following stocks ana bonds
| 10 shares Planters National Bank stock
| sf 2,8iI0; 10 ,sbaHes First National Bank
stock at 1922, 20 shares at Slla.5a, go shares
as $50, 1l0 shares at S118!50, and 80 shares
at Sis; ga, shares National Bank OF Vir-
gina stock at SS1; 15s shares !Virginia Fire
aud Marina Insurance. Company steek ut
S37s $4,000. Virginia eotsois at s5J.50 5000
Virginia lax-receiyab1e coupons at s77-s -s7b |;
I$3,700 Virginia tax-reeeyabi coupons at
.S32.75; 5000 city Of Petersbufg eight per
cent. special tax coupon bonds at S10S; ID
sbares Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad stock
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PRAYER FOR REVIVAL IN THE CITY,
Despite the weather eoody number OF
ladies and others were present at the meet
ing yesterday afternoon at Association Hall,
and it was considered one OF the most
pleasant yet held. -, .Te 4.
Rev. Dr.. Read lead the meeting in his
felictous style. and Rev. Mr.. Duval, Rev.
DR.. Preston, Rev. DIR. Hoge, Rev. S. C.
Clopton, General Field, and Rev. w. N.
Scott participated in the further exercises.
The meeting this evening-trons 5 TO 6
will he held regardless of weather, and viii
be conducted by Rev. w G. Schaeffer. The
topic for the week is '*'Prayer for GEN
erai Revival in Richmond r. 49,.
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! Hsyerall Of the national banks and insu-
IHEHe companies hold theirannHal meetings

ffHEBe companies hold theirannHal meetings
tnsiay. -------,----
sniember the meeting Of businessmen
p 8he city at Association Hall tonight to-
aspsse means of making the library more
askza aetiYe and useful to The young men of
6mond..
rhe funeral Of Mrs. Henry Miller, for
flyE half d century a beloved and re-
eted resident OF this city, took place
ram St., Peters cathedral yesterday at 10
Sock A. M s-stt'1si .e = Y
Notwithstanding the ineler1ent season the
ESpLay Of fish, oysters, and game in the Old
TRet for the past few days, has been the
sss Since the season opened. ,'".t" -!
n consequence OF the general stagnation
trade the collections of United States
sernai revenue. continue" insigulticantly
fnaall. ''~5 -. .
EFhere were neither breaks, offerings, nor
sales at the To bacco Exchange yesterday.
yesterday was conference day with the
Itadges Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Henrico' County Court commenced its
fJantary term yesterday. After transacting
tnnimportant business it adjourned until
EEsPhsHsday.' "2''!t '@ =
A number Of persons were skating yes
fterday, and good ice was cut on both sides
o. = ttte DueHH 1seyonteanth- street.
i The York River line IS still open Tor the
PERCEPTION and delivery OF freights for all
points north.
The woods in tine vicinity OF the city are
tsaid to be full OF robins, drawn thither by
fthe berries #a ... o. -
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:. ,THEtt POULTRY And BExcH5 SHow:-The
annual exhibition OF the Virginia Poultry
Association commences tomorrow. In con, !,
nection with this exhibition a !" bench 2
SHOW Win be held. 1t, shonld .he borne in
mihd By parties Wishing to, enter dogs thas
pedigrees will not, be required: where
there are two dogs Of equal merits peds
gree, is desirable, but not requisite. 4
number OF fine entries, both OF fowl ana
dogs have been made, and others are eX-
pected. The prospects ave good for bri-
liant openingaand successful exhibition;
Parties desiring ITO ENTER dogs or Howl
should do so to-day or by tomorrow at ~
O'Clock A. 3M. at the latest. I. FtIts..2
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Officers IastGtted.-Alpha Lodge, No. I,
Order OF Rebekah, last night installed the
following officers for the current term: a.
B. Waugh, n. g.; Mrs. John Moxley. V.
g.; Mrs. s. V. Ashwortb, Secretary; Mrs.
Henry A. Jordan, Treasurer; and Mrs. A.
3. Waugh, Chaplain. Alpha Lodge is the
only organized lodge OF Rebekah in the
State, and is in a flourishing condition.
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HUsTINGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday Jefferson Gaines,
heretofore twice convicted OF an attempted
rape upon Mrs. Ella Anthony, his punish
ment being fixed on the first trial at elgh-
teen wears in the penitentiary, and ten years
last time, was discharged, the Judge enter
ing nolte prosequi, deemiDg the evidence
insufficient to convict.
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DETECTIVE SMITH STILL HOLDING THE FORT.
Detective W. p. Smith, OF Smith & West. Balti-
more, who was suddenly cured by DR.. HERNDoS's
GYpsY's GIFT whilst confined 10 bed by an inVet-
crate attack Of rheumatism, to which he had been
long subject. still holds the fort" and has never
been troubled since by IN attack Of thc old enemy
This shows the pcrman ency Of that great remedy.
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The Debt Of Manchester.-The bonded
debt Of Manchester is about S256,700.} This
includes all bonds issued for the, building &
of. the Free bridge, the. courthouse, sand
street imr royement from time to time.
Nearly all OF this debt bears eightper cent.
interest. The city, howeyer, owns, in
cludinc its water-power, property valued at
over 100000. .. ...... ....
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Robbery Of 5lcLS.-Saturday. night the
premises of Mr.. 5. II. Clarke, on Bainbridge
street between Eleventh and Twelfth, were
entered, and his hen-boHse entirely despoil-
ed OF lot of valuable fowls.
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.,A RABBIT ON THE IcE--Yesterday morn
ing rabbit pursued by dogs, ran into the
river near, Mayo's bridge from the Manches-
ter side, and Tor safety mounted a piece OF
ice that Goated by. 81. Faster and faster the
current carried along the ice and its passen-
ger down the liver, past the islands and on
towards Rockets. The rabbit no doubt es-
Ca "a ped TO the woods when the ice stepped at
the gorge. ,.. .... ~. ! ~. y Z. '..t.
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HOUSEHOLD ECoEoNY.-Thc housekcepar or
cook who studies economy In the kitchen can DO so
In one direction by always using DooLEfs lEAsT-
POWDER. 1t will Ec found truly econoncas ana
valuable assistant in saElng biscuits, rolls, bread
cake of all kinds wales mullins, and most all aril
clos nrepared from -four. And why? Because III
usinq the DOoLEY POWDER you save In eggs. In
In patience. III everything; ana "hen
the baking Is done il IS turned out light paalable
and wholesome, 50 that every norse is eaten mp and
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The County Court January term OF
the County Court commenced yesterday.
The term is for civil business, only, and
is not expected to be either long or I'M
Dorfaut '.-
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Persondl.-" An Admirer Of GOOD Music ;"
writes to say :" that, in his opinion. the vocal
and instrumental duet from Norma, aS
played and sung by Mrs. Samuel f. Wood
fin and Mrs. A. c. Harding Friday night,
was one OF the bcst-eXccuted pieces that
has yet been heard at the Beethoven muSi-
Gales" The reporter did not have the
pleasure of bearing the. duet, but from
what he knows about the two ladies' is pre-
pared TO endorse what the correspondent
ctnfpS
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Chaplin. An attractive programme has been
arranged, and d most enjoyable evening Is
anticipated. Among those who will take
part are Mr., Grant, Professor Reinhardt.
Mr.. Pugh, the Mozart orchestra, and others.
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Accidents.-Mr. William H. Holt, Of
Richmond, an emploYe at the Manchester
paper-mil, bad his right hand badly injured
Sunday while engaged in assisting in re-
moving goods from the lower floor Of the
mill. A barrel Of kerosene oil he was
handling fell back, injuring him as above
stated, and slightly in the face:
Mr. George w. Mann, while on his way
to his work Yesterday, slipped on the ice. on
Thirteenth street, and sprained bis LETT arm.
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~ Mrss CHapIN's CoNCERT.-With fair iWea-
thar,F there will no doubt be fine audience
of Mozart Hall tonight on. The occasion OF
,the. complimentary concert tendesea 70 Aiss
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p. No Services. In consequence OF the bad
weather SUNDAY services were very gen.
orally suspended at the churcnes ana SAP
bath schools.
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A BESCH-SHOW .-..
win he held in connection with the P"u'iry Show,
uuder the auspices of the Association. Those who
wish TO inter- DOGS sh9uld do SO by MONDAY EVE
MING, January 18Th, go that proper accoEumoda-
tions can he mai;c. ..........
Fn,ry-rcc or IL will be charged. which includes
,bc use of a kennel Premiums %iil also be offered.
For other information, address @5.-&
II. THEODORE ELLTSOE, d
TIL Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~. ,u co,es of Ren, Estate made bstoes,
~ Of nt 'Ltnmayy ard Test Of Jun. the tdIeS(S
the present veaf kare to BE- pats tyths gnrch9gfsn
On ali sukef made bet toeeA the 1Se or Jutg dn ,n%
yeG1. he tsreS hGua to be pafG 6y tAe se!ter
"rThiS custer: was adopted about htteen yearS ase
t,s ali the real estate yenis In Ricliuonc ana ap
niles to Richmond and vieinitS.l
cPrIRps, g WILLIAMS a p. M., trustees safe OF
brlck dwelling NO. 20s) on The n9rtl Sue o,l o.
I. Main street Between Second and Third strcets
7, and fine building sot.
popERT PAINE 6 CO., IL A. NJ, American
and imported cbromos. ....-.- \.
.JNO E.IAUGHTON, JR., al his auction-rooms, a.
= 10 o'clock furniture, feather beds, carpets &c
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GAIL A,ooEPTED.--It is stated that Rev.
D. IL. Sprisg, DID,, Of AleXandiia, has
finally accepted the call TO Moore Memorlaa
sshurch, In this city. .,;q IT. 2:L.. .,sa,. -2 !
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POSTPONED. The meeting OF business
men and other friends OF the Young Meu's
Christiaa Association appointed for to-
night has been, on account OF the weather,
nostnonffl santil next week. 1t q
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IUahailIe; James g. Tinslcy. Hanover; C.
fL. Noorfnan, Bedford = W. H.. tTappey. Pc:
sbIirg = Jg RI. = Adams, Montreal; w. s.
i jaaHGui nusf "a. iChewning; Henrico.
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and like reductions in higher and lower price
cLoAKs Also childrcn's CLoAKs at 50, -, and
IS, which, Is jus, one half of regular price. These
are positive reductions, and yon have but to call at
LEVY BROTHERS and save al least ono third In the
price of your CLOAKS.
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Isl m COUNCIL C0MNlTTEEs.-- The Gommiitee on
streets wiliTmeet at the c.aFnsr of Main ana
Short streets this evening hf 9cl0a !A.nSs ss
Committee on Grounds land Bulidlngs VIII
meet al the City Engsnear's 0Mca Ibis eYer
ring at ,c.oak.3a sggsiins POI s.a':t 81, +!
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NJ. FIIYsnS " CO.. advertising agents, insert al
verHseuents IN I'll of the newspapers of the ChI|s
S,s.es i. publishers rates. ordcrs lett Al the Dls
match coun,ins-ro0ln will receive prompt Ss1en
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SAVE MONEY by navlng Jou- pruning done alEhe
DISPATCH PRiETISG-liorsE. 5coa worh, ~"
nr,ces and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The City ReuehUeS.-Tne nscaT year II
this city does not end until January 81,
1879. The estimated revenues will be found
below: Water-rents, $4,000; taxes, $780,
600; special licenses, 81, 100; wagons, $3.50;
dogs and goats, $500; market, 5000; rent
OF houses, $400. The total estimated reve-
nue. is about s3S,000. The city hydrants
and Maury Cemetery have not more than
paid expenses during the past fiscal year.
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OUR COOKING WINE r really GOOD enough io'
fable use, w. ID. BLAIR & co.
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Poutry-fanciers from Virginia, n wcil rs DINER
States, are cordially invited 20 show tbeir fowis.
ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY II, 1879.
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L" Trays from II to "a inches; ..
,Aht- and BREAD-BOxEs--aIl sizes;
'"t'iiae Of HAMPERS, LUNCH aud TRAVEL
hISG-BAsKErs; 80, S.,sr ....s
"'Lh'S', NURSERY. and CANE ROCKING
CHAIRS;
=, ~" ASSORTMENT OF CRocaERYJwARE;
AS'ie OF thsse HANDSOME cAEoYY-ToP DOLL
PERAMsULATeRs; a TO- ....s%
""sck WALNUT BLAcKING-a0xgs wits
CARPET .aor; ,e,s- 2 =. - ~ -
al At1Fs UMBRELLAs-24 TO sa inches:
n'e.''a. A., n,a cARK1AGE-wHIPs ut 9ac. and $1.25
Hu aNs' MEMS 8RoGANs; ~ - hsa ,al.2s
~n,% W. mleS BOYS HEAVY SHOES; 14Cs Il
r,.. ." ALEGas ana AERITING.DEsxs; 9:.la
IDLE go ioiLEf sETs-suls assortment; so
Dahfs and TuMBLERs--a fine line.
-a'euss Iaaiied free 70 any address. Il ~.
ii, w. A. STEVENS.
-. ~ 4rSuss,r h 3. ~ 500. Broad street.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS should DC cureu, aS 'he9
often can be, by few doses oi A1EE sAhSAfA'
RILLA.
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FINEST RUM, Scotch whiskey, and apple brandy
w D. BLAIR 4 Co. ...r. ... '..
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY aroiher lot of CLoAKs
on consignment, with instructions TO sell them at
thirty per cent. below regular price:--which WILL be
. done So you.will get
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TRY OUR soc. TEA anu our 1Sc. Laguayfa coffee.
W u. BLAIR u co.
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"a HNsE LOCAL, ITEMs.--The grand select
mas s1uerade ball and carnival Of the Ger
fnaria Club takes place. at Sanger Hall JAN
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BOOTS. sgFOES. &e.
ODDS AND ENDS

~ At ALoss TO CLOSE OUT. PUN
CHILDREN's PEARL and BUFF LACE =
chi LnREN's PEARL and EuFF BUTTON
,CHiLDREN'Sl PEARL. BRONZE, and BusF
BUTTON SHOES. 81
.cHIL LDREN'S! PEARL BRONZE. and BUFF
eENsAfEsfENs sffEEs fHSsSt tcaIi al. aAf1Ees DOUBLE
SOLE: for g, v worth @ $S:bo & B rs 40! .: ~
GENTLEAiEN.S HANDMADE EuUBLE-SOLE
. CATERS for $6.5 so. old price SO. 49, etg
Sold on account or cores being weak. n,,,o
>0'~'1 ,'l.'st.-t -, .e4.,ss sgJ. 4. GRIGG.
: talI Tenth and Main streets.
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PRRsoAAL.--,g The visitors at the, Tobacco
Exchange yestepdsz were Jaussy God Penn,
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w AN goo tons nn' 'ANTukACITIEn GooAhLf, GSohf,
100 tons SSReIIdiMrhoPE SRIinMTr hSst. LUMP, HAIL. and
NUT COAL: n,>-r WOOD. long or
200 s corr; oHk AZ, sPS soFT FIFE iluSp TpSk SokE.
sawed: Ais"' 'o' L. O, GARY,
Try me wiih CASH. VI 1s south Eighth street.,
i,ll-St ..S----------- -----------------
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CENY II RaELWAY.


=. q, OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY
mo THE PUBLIG.--Apy citizen sigaai--
4 ling street.car and not gaining atfenion oi
the driver win oblige the undersigned bs taxing NO.
of car aud reporting the same. ,,,,rurp
M 1a-3m I.y superintendent City Railway
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4 Rg-srRElcIRcuLATfaNGM G M
tsgIARGER THAN THE stafSaa
LATIoN OF ALE TBE'6 THEn
PAPERS OF THE CITY. + !. "a ~ 4,

'--1-- = - III ,lslfiss $50 as
TUESDAY, Il. "a. j. dhMEa
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CHURCH NOTES.-The Baptist Sunday
School Association met with the Second
Baptist church Sunday aiternoon-Vice-
President I. j. Evans in the chair. Owing
to the very inclement weather the attend
ance was small and the reports from the
schools represented not called for. On mo-
tion. it was resolved that the Association
adjourn to meet with this, the Second Bap-
list church, the second Sunday in February.
At Clay-Street Baptist church one person
was restored and one received for baptism
during the week, and four were received
by letter on Sunday. The meetings con-
tinue this week at Is P. NJ. :, s....t .f...
At all OF the city churches there were
very slim congregations owing to the ex-
cesSiyely inclement weather. rr.-..a-
The usual services were held in the morn
inc in the Methodist, Prcsbl terian, Episco-
pal, and other churches. 49,. :
At the Second Presbyterian church, not
withstanding the wintry storm which pre-
vailed with unabated violence all day, the
attendance was notieeably large both morn
inc and afternoon. In the morning Dr.
Hoce's text was Numbers, IA, "a, from
which he held up aS an example the man
whose name is placed. on imperlShable re-
cord because he followed the Lord faithfully
and acholLg. The afternoon text was clause
Of the Sth verse OF the 14Sth Psalm: /" Snow
and vapor, stormy wind fulfilling dis
wordo This was one OF those characterls-
tic sermons, in which Dr.. Hoge takes ad-
vantage OF some passing event or phase OF
season out OF which to weave an appropri-
ate illustration OF divine truth: The SER
mon was fresh, striking, and rich in scrip.
ture illustrations OF stormy wind fulfilling
His word.'' The practical application was
forcibe, and beautifully wrought out OF our
Lords words, ''The wind blowetb where
il Iisteth, and thou hearest the sound there
of, but canst not tell whence it cometh and
whittier it goeth; so is every one that Is
born OF the snirit.