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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
RinnO Rneifal.

Last evening Sanger Hall was well filled.
It being the occasion OF Professor Adolph
Bauer's complimentary piano recital. The
audience comprised many OF our best anna
teurs and musical cOnROiSSeurS. The fol-
lowing was the programme:
/. sonata, op. 50, (BeethoyeD). First
movement.
.. a, Nocturue. op. G2. No. /; b, Mazur'
ka, OF. 32. No. 2; c, Mazurka, op. :, NO.
|; Chopin.
3. q. Paraphrase, Schubert's Trout, (St.
Heller: b, Nalse. (Schubert); c, Turkish
March. from the Ruins OF Athens" (Bee-
thoycn-Rubiustein).
4. Polonaise Characteristique, op. 3, o..
Nicode)..
3. n, Gavotte CJ. 5. Bach) transcribed
for the Ieft hand (R. Joscfiy); b, Hunga-
Iian March QI. KowaSky).
6. Tannhauser March (Wagner-LiszO.
A more complete representation Of the
advanced school OF piano-playing would be
difficult indeed to produce in single pro-
grammc. The audience was pleased with
out becoming tired or wearied, for each
number eyinced unlOoked-for capacity on
the part OF the talented performer. The
playing OF Mr. Bauer Is characteristic OF
sreat warmth and enthusiasm as well aS at
tcntion to the proper rendering Of the CON-
poser. The heavier numbers OF the pro.
eramme were rendered with all the dash
and finish that was requisite to interpret
the composers and properly entertain the
general hearer.
The Chopin numbers for finish, delicacy
and beauty Of conception were worthy oi
note. The playing by left hand alone wa
especially pralseworthy. The Bach Ga
Vote was made attractive by this treatment
1t is matter Of congratulatOn that Rich
mOnd possesses fine number Of pianists
and that Professor Bauer has determined
to make his home here, thus adding new
and welcome impetus to the musical pro-
gress Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
a WOW Precinct.

The books for the new (Fifth) precinct in
Monroe Ward have been made out ana
contain over coo names. while over 800 are
left on the books OF the First preclnc'.
Since tie original registrations many OF the
voters have moved from one house to an
other in the old precinct bounds, and it
will follow that the names OF men who
really live in the Filth precinct will now
be found on the First-precinct books. and
vice versa. All OF these parties will have
to get transfers. There was no authority
OF law for the registrar to put man
name anywhere but in the locality the re-
cord the old books-showed that he liVed'
The City Committee will have to give TINS
matter their attention. else some OF the men
may be challenged when they come to vote.
The trouble growing out Of the fact Una,
parties do not now live where they Ii'cd
when they registered, and the books were
divided upon the information they con-
tanned; thus some voters names were put
upon the f'Iith.precinct book, although II
is known that they now live in the bounds
Of the First.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16

RcrSanaIs md Hriefs.

Mr.. r. II. Cardwel. member OF the
House from Hanover, who has been sick
with maarial-feyer, was in the city yester-
day. He had hard spell, but is now fully
recovered.
Hon. John :. Wise has returned from In
diana. where he made three speeches for
the Republicans. He enjoyed his trip
west very much.
Dr. Frank d. Cunningham has recovered
from his recent Illness, and will return to
The city in few days.
DR.. J. s. D. Cullen returned 10 the city
yesterday.
Richmond College opens on Thursday
next. Randolph Macon also begins its next
session the same day.
The J. W. Phillips before the Police
Court Saturday was not j. W. Phillips, son
Of NJ. T. Phillips.
The New York papers announce the
marriage there OF Miss Julia Abrahams, OF
that city. to Mr.. Henry Il. Hirshberg, OF
Richmond, Va.
Professor James A. Harrison, OF Wash
ipgton and Lee University. was in the city
Yesterday on route from Mexico, where he
has been spending his vacation.
The southern train over the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad was one hour and
half late in reaching here yesterday eve
ming. The delay WAS occasioned by having
to wait for a connection at Weldon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
A GrOau.
To The Editor of the Dispatch:

To NE Edtt0r OF me DlSpdtCh
We hope it will touch the heart OF our
Conscript Fathers when they hear that the
taxpayer groans at every settlement OF his
Water-taX.
There was long time ago a dread OF
scarcity OF water. More money would
quiet that fear. So tens OF thousands were
appropriated. Aud then water-famine
was the outcome. Next clamor was
raised because the water was dirty. More
money would clean II. So the water has
been filtered through square yards OF new
city bonds; and yet the hydrants after a
rain gurgle sl,ish. But hush 1t was healthy
slime. Alas the Board of Health just now
tells us that two tadpole-creeks are feeders
10 our reservoirs, while the refuse OF 900
quarrymen Is borne along the current 70
our great million-dolar tank for use in our
ica-urns and goblets. A deadly fever In
yaded the city during the summer, killing
our ueighbo.s and children. We might
endure the grinding tax for pure water,
but we pay for dirty solution. Patience
has become plsilanimity. A CITIZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
THIS CITY'S NEWS.
TWO MEN DROWNED ON SUNDAY.
Expics,on ofthe Boiler OF the Prank semen,
and the Boat Sunh

Expiosion ofthe Boiler OF the Prank ssnsrs,
and the Boat Sunk.
Sunday morning at 6:O5 o'clock the tug
boat Frank somers exploded her boiler on
James river, and the captain. Edward Ca
varaugh, and youth, Joseph Dansey, lost
their lives.
The Frank Somers wa. az one time the
property OF the city Of Richmond, but was
sold into private hands, and at the time oil
the accident belonged 10 Captain Cava-
nsugh and three or four others. IL bad
been lately oyerhauled and the boiler re-
built. and Monday, 7ih. (. was inspected by
Government Inspector and pronounced
all right.
She was making her first business trip,
and was towing up the schooner Samos,
loaded with plaster, and bound from Wind
sor 10 Richmond. When near Bermuda
Hundred her boiler exploded. aud the boat
commenced sinking. and oil hands jumped
overheard. Captain Cavanaugh. who had
been at the wheel, and who could swim
very little, II any, and Joseph Dansey,
were drowned before assistance could
reach them from the schooner. Engineer
Powell. Henry Jackson. the cook, and
Thomas McCauley, the fireman, the other
members OF the crew, were saved.
The schooner. in pulling In the hawser
which attached her to the tug, raised the
body Of Captain Cavanaugh Dansey's
was not recovered.
About noon Sunday the schooner reached
Richmond by the assistance Of another tug,
and brought up the body of Captain Cara
naugh.
Tire deceased was native Of PhiIadel-
plia, where a large number Of his relatives
reside. He was about forty-fye. and had
been sailing our river, most Of the time on
a schooner. for about seventeen years, and
was held in high regard by those who
knew Lin. His body was taken To Staude's.
on lower Main street, where he boarded
whCn in port, and, uuder the direction OF
Messrs. Curtis & Parker, ship-brokcrs, was
prepared for the coffin. and yesterday re.
preventative Of the family arrived here from
Philadelphia and took it away TO that city.
Young Dansey was the son OF widow
residing in Rockets. Men were sent down
the river Yesterday 10 look for his body,
and il will doubtless he recovered.
II is thought that the tug can he raised
without any great trouble.
The explosion Of the boiler is said to
have made noise as loud as the firing OF
cannon. and tie Doat Immediately gave
luTch and commenced sinking on the star
board (Tigh) side. She went down in
about fifteen feet Of water; the roof Of her
pilot.hOuse stands above the stream. The
engineer reports that he had on siXty-two
pound. Of steam, which he considered safe.
The boiler had been noticed leaking little
around some OF the riyets, but that excited
no apprehension OF danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Police Gnilrf.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday morning:
James Reynolds, drunk. Continued till
to-day.
Miles Gardner. drunk and interfering
with PERSONS on the street. Fined $3.50.
Salie Goodc (cOlored), charged with
being dlsorderly on the street. Fined
$3.50.
Rcbocca johnson alias Bailey (colored),
drunk and dsOrderly on the street. Fined
81.
John +. Heath. charged with fighting in
the street. Fined s..
Benjamin Jones (colored). drunk. Fined
S2.
William j. Gentry, drunk on the Sab
bath day. Fined q.
Mary Eliza Taylor (coloredl, charged
with lighting in the street. Fined Sj.
Alice Marshall and Ida Coles both col
oredl, charged with being disorderly IN the
street. surety for their good behavior re-
qured in the sum OF 500 for six months.
Washington Ford (coOred), drunk.
Fined g.
Zack Champion. drunk on sunday.
Fined q.
Mary j. Strange (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the street.
Fined s5.
Peter Lawrence (colored), drunk on
sunday. Fined 81.
Emanuel Carter (colored), drunk on sun
day. Fined "a.
John Clements (colored), drunk on sum
day. Fined 81.
Bette Grub0s. drunk. Ficed 81.
James Cheatham, Richard Johnson.
Richard Evans. Thomas ;. Griffin, and
Arthur Booker were fined 81 each for keep.
ing unlicensed dogs on their premises.
John Fultz. disorderly on the street.
Fined S5.
John Brown (coloredJ, charged with
being 4 suspicious character. Continued
to to-day.
James r. white (colored), charged with
assault and battery and fined -. Surety
for his good behavior required.
Page Nelson (coloredl, charged with
petit larceny. Continued to to-day.
Randall Mann (cOiored), charged with
assault and battery. Continued to to-day.
Arthur Shelton (colored), charged with
petit larceny. Discharged.
james Farmer (colored). charged with
stealing one bag OF flour OF the value Of fifty
cents. the property OF Peter Martin. Sent
To iail for three months. with labor in chain
gang.
Peter Robinson (cOlored). charged with
stealing one piece OF meat OF the value OF
$3.50. the property of William Seers. Gull
tv. Sent to iai for three months, with
labor. Appeal taken 10 the Hustings Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.
Proceedings IN the Courts Democratic Club
Organized-protrneted Meeting Per-
senals.

Proceedings IN the Courts Democratic Club
Organized-proirn Meeting Per-
scnaIs.
In the Hastings Court Of Manchester
yestorday-Judge 5. b. French presiding
the case ~ l.. l.. Lester rs. Old Dominion
IRON and Nail-W orks was continued until
to-day. After entering q few rou inc
orders the court adjourned until to-day at
10 O'Clock.
There i'll 5c a sunday-schO)l picnic at
skinqusrter church on Thursday, 18th OF
this month.
The Manchester Democrats will formally
open the canvass In this city on Thursday
night at the headquarters, Nunnally's
Hall. Hon. G.. u. Wise is expected 10 be
present.
Judge James NJ. Gregory was IN the city
yesterday.
A protracted meeting is I'm progress at
Brarch's church. on the Broadroek road,
about four miles from the city. Rev.
hr. Barnes, Of James City county.
Is aiding Nr. j. T. Tucker, the pastor OF
the church, and is expected TO remain
during this week.
Chesterfield County Court adjourned
Wednesday OF last week. T. M. Miller,
Esq, represented the Commonwealth in
the absence Of B. A. Hancock, who was
prevented from attending court by sick
ness.
Lny Jane Hewlett was indicted for
felony, and four other parties Were indicted
Tor misdemeanors.
Commonwealth Us. Tignor was con.
tinued until next court.
b. A. Hancock, Esq has been confined
at home by i'll health for the last ten days.
He has had an attack OF malarial fever, and
10 now gradually improving.
At meeting OF the Democratic voters oi
Company's- precinct. Clover Hill dis.
trict, on the 18th. Cleveland, Hendricks
and George ID. Wise club was organized
Quite large number joined. At the mex
meeting Of the club there will be a large
addition OF members. Mr. George Conrad
was elected chairman, T. +. Cheathau
treasurer, and Ii. c. Cox secretary OF The
club
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16

Il DWELLING Of six rooms, No. COZ IA
north Tweniy-nflh street: AZ 81 50 per snn9m 90,
DWELLING No. 32t .wcnty-fonrth street. b.
tween Broad aud Marshall streets, al 1890 per a1-
mum. . . 49,.
Nayo street. IN good repair. q s2O per nlonih.
Also. BRICK DWELLING of sln rooms NJ
227 north twentieth street. ~ sly,oO pef "a s,ll.
l Id west Leigh street. At sis per month 49, a..
Also. DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING No.
ana ve.t Grace street. corner Pine; six rOom5;
$500 per AMMAN. W. IL, LiS. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Virginia and the New Orleans Exhibi'


Last night the State Board Of Control In
the Worlds industrial and Cotton Exhibi-
ton at New Orleans met at the Exchange
Hotel 10 discuss the interests OF the State
in the approaching affair.
Governor William T.. Cameron, e1-ottcio
president OF the Board, and the following
members " ere present United States Com
missioner j. NJ. Blanton, State Comnis-
sIoner OF Agriculture Randolph Harrison,
Major A. II. Drewry, General V. ID. Gro
ner. n. G.. Parsons, e. X. BOYD, and
Messrs. r. Z. Blankensbip, Norman Ran
dolph, and - Hotchkiss. assistant COM
missioners.
The Board discussed at length many
questions connected with the representa-
ton OF Virginia at the Exhibition. ana va
rous suggestions were made in this Dehalf,
but these were mostly. OF routine char-
acter.
General V. ID. Groner, from the commit
tee appointed to confer with the various
lines Of railr ads in the Stale, reported that
nearly all the lines OF roads had agreed to
contribute something which would serve
to represent the resources, mineral ana
otherwise. OF Virginia, at the exhibition,
and that he had no doubt but that the dis
pay would be creditable. The Board re-
mained In session until nearly midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Rtehmoua Sea.r.Works.

The new buildings OF the Cedar-W ORR
Company (of which Mr. W. II. Parrish -
superintendent being erected on the rive,
hank, IN the lot west OF the Brewery, a.J
now rapidly approaching completion, "lu
will lea credit TO the city, and, il Is 10 ue
hoped. source OF great profit 10 the enIshr
prising owners. The works we're formeay y,
IN Manchester. and were destroyed py n'e
ON February %, 1884. and the conpaay ,,
tLen resolved TO build IN Richmond. Isss ,ss
fought large lot fronting the river Oh 'a'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
New Christ Church.

The cornerstone OF Christ protestant
EpiscopaD church. corner Of NCnable and
Scott streets, will be laid at O'Clock =. NJ.
tomorrow under the auspices OF Rich
mond Randolph Lodge, No. 10. A. +. and
4. NJ. assisted by HenricO Union Lodge,
No. 100, \. +. and A. NJ, under the escort
OF Richmond COmmandery. No. 2: Wor. X.
c. Fletcher. wor.hipful master; Wor
Charles Z. Rady, presiding master; Charles
II. West, senior warden; James III. Allen,
Junior deacon: Wor. Il. +. Howard, mar
sbal: W. NJ. PoindeXter. architect. The
address will be by Rev. Preston G. Nash; {;
prayer by Mr.. John Cannon Hobson, lay
reader OF the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Graud Excursion.

The last excursion by the steamer Ariel
was so splendidly patronized and enioyed
by the five hundred who went on it that It
has teen decided to repeat 1t tonight,
Tuesday. September 18th. The fare has
been placed at the extremely low figure OF
IS cents. with no charge for children
under ten years OF age. Music, dancing,
hot-fish supper, refreshments, &c &c., are
among the many attractions offered on this
delightful sail TO Dutch Gap and return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
pan,is, sunday.schooi Association.

The Baptist Sunday-Scbool Association
OF Richmond and Manchester had it, regu-
lar monthly meeting Sunday afternoon with
the IIOward's-Groye Mission school. Pre-
sident William Ellyson presided. Robert
A. Gary, secretary. After singing by me
school and prayer by Mr.. 7. II. Elicit, the
President thanked the Sunlay-school work
ers at lIoward's.Groye chapel for the cor
dial reception given to the Association on
its first visit among them. The supern-
tendents' reports show an average attend
oncc for the month rs follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
MERCANTILE AGENCY.

c.F.C1AHK. Pres. F.F. RANDOLPH, Treas.
Established 1891
THE BRADSTREET MERCANTILE
AGENCY,
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DOWN.TOWN MERCHANT having

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IA passed several sleeulcss nights disturbed by
the agonies and cries Of suffering child and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WlNSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP was Just the article needed
procured supply for the child. On reaching home
and acquaining his wife with what he had done,
she refused TO have Il administered to the child,
she vas strongly in favor OF Homeopathy. That
night the child passed In suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following
the father found the baby still worse; and, while
contemplating another sleepless night the mother
stepped from the room to attend to some domestic
duties and left the father with the child. Daring
her absence he administered portion Of the
Soothing syrup % the baby and said nothing.
That night all bands slept well, aud the little fel
low awoke in the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden aud Won
derful change, and although at first offended At the
deception practiced upon her, has continued % use
the syrup and suffering crying babies aud restless
nights have disappeared. \ single trial Of the sy-
rup never yet failed to relieve TIE baby and over
come the prejudices Of the mother.
sold by all druggists; Csc. bottle.
Sc i5-pOhlN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16

south and the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way on the north, and have secured ma-
ohinery OF the vcIv best patterns, aud
put up houses exactly suited 10 the busl-
ness.
Mr.. Parrish has given the improvement
his closest attention, and has pushed Il
forward with great speed. considering the
magnitude OF tie undertaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
NAsoHrsrrR, VA, January rs, 1854.



Dear r-lt fiyos me 2 cat pleasure 20 state %
you that the csncerOus tumor that / had on nv
breast is entirely we'll The cure beins made for
qu 70 a uUml er Of months, have no fear, OF iIs
return. Sow. let me say tO tie public. the cancer
made 1T appearance some three or four years ago,
and siill continued TO grow until IL was near the
s,zc OF q lcu's egg. Ii WAS located on my Lreast,
near the centre. had the best me,iical AID could
find. but fCrnd no relief until applied 10 Dr. 4.
e.. olard. Of Richmosd. who made a perfect
cure. ! ch. Crfully recommend DIR. olard TO all
VITO Inay he afflicted in similar way. l can &c
seen at corner VI Sims and Eleventh sIeets, Man
chester. Va. GEORGE MUM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
The Theatre Last Night.

Mi's Bertha Welby and her company ap.
peared at the Theatre last evening in a pl'y
entitled "Lsdy Clare and The Iron Mas
ter" The house was not well filed pu'
the star, with a number OF actors ana ~
tresses, endeayored 10 entertain tbe au'
dience through five long acts.
Tomorrow night the company VIII up
pear in "The Terrible Temptation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16

deem 70 due Dr. A. &. Wollard' anu "a p.,,s p. -
general. 10 bear testimony IN the cGre OF SalOea M
which located on the side Of my ftce' ., s!inc
three years Standing, and was irtaie1 .! ,o,s w.
of the best doctors Of this city, ana tIea ,I'a
practice did me ms good. The plsce eIVnInk
worse. decided 70 Try DR.. A. G.. WOllards treat
ment, aud am glad 10 say after about 'wC hph.ns %
the place nil healed up, ard now the cure ", 70 ~
mace some eighteen or twenty months, anu ,u ~
not feel tbs slightest sensation or anv uisot,o uia
whatever, and before l went to DIR. WoIhfhs > wy
mech d,strcss ! was curer. leaving little or NO
scar. The treatment was mild; 50 muen 50 !
could attend 10 my daily business car inru'cr
recommend all persons 10 DR.. 4. q. MOIIarus
treatment for cancer, or any similar disease.
ROBERT ID. BROOhs,
IOh ye<t Marshall street.
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nI1nroND, Va, June IS, 1875.
Or. 4. 6. WoHard:

Dfar Sir,-lt has been my misfortune 10 he ST
focted for ten years with cancer Oh the lef. side
Cf ny face and nose. IL beFln on NV face. and
spread until ~ nearly covered sido of my nose
Ii wasYery painful, and l was most miserable in
consequence Of it. FROM tie time Of It's first D.
pcsrlnce up tn the time that you took It in hand ]
tried various Temedie,. and two Of our most eIni
nent EbysiCisns Dractcrd upon IL Tor tlrC- yc
but aVailcd nothing: siill IL grew ger. lOu be-
gan 10 practice upOn IL Tie 10th day Of April list,
and In three or four weeks from thNt date The
Ger wGs STlEELY OU1. aud on the 99fh OF Nay
tnd bad health, WAS once more happy and we'll.
WOIds fail me. keyer can | e1prcs. the oae-
thousandth part Of he CnntentmenL. LHpDiHcSs I'D
intcuse gratitude ] feet: but that God may grant
yOu In all your efforts IL relieving suffering
humanity, ana CteTnal blessing and hspBn. rhz III
ever he most earnest De ire and heartfelt PRAYER.
ECslCctfuy, JOHN WillTWOR I'll.
ll9 soufh Fifth street, or Eleventh and Byrd
streets.
J.. ST. shall ever he most happy 70 testify T.
any one hut especially 10 The sfie led of lie great
and perfect cure you have effected forne. j. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16

Tho very h1Recss 81 III ths nsk V"ss'
The largest and best known Is the John
Robinson show, which exhibits In Rich
mopd Thursday, September 2j,h. IL was
frst started In the year Of ouI Lord one
thousand eIeht hundred and twenty four.
fifty.nine years ago. The fret combined
circus and menagerie the world ever knew
or heard OF. And u has always been un-
der the control OF John Robinson from
that fal. distant day until the present time.
and to-day II represents more iayested
capital. employs more artists, agents. and
'aborers and performers, has more wild
beasts. larger tents, more seating caDicity,
and Is altogether aud In every respect
three times as large as any other combined
exhibition on earth. Don't forget the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Average Attendance

Sevcnty-nine new scholars, oae conversion' one
death reported for the month.
DR.. J. c. IIiden addressed the Assocll-
tion, after which special collection was
taken for the benefit OF Howard s-GroVe
chapel, amounting to S53.lS.
The Association adjourned to meet with
Leigh-Street school the second sunday IN
October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Absolutely Pure Spices,

whole and groupd, for picking and pre-
serving, at Robins's drugstore. 523 north
Second street, between Clay and Leigh,
and no higher in price than much OF the
trash sold in many places under the name
OF spices. We also take pleasure IN saying
you can get the best medicines. in large or
small quantities, put upi the best manner.
ut very moderate prices. Try him. Twen.
ty-eight years. experience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-16
Corner.s,one of a Colored Chur ch.

The colored Masons, the Knights OF
Damon. and the order OF st. Luke turned
out yesterday evening to attend the layIng
Of the cornerstone OF the new colored Bap-
tist church to be erected at the corner OF
Twenty-eighth and II streets. Addresses
were delivered by DR.. Corey and Rev. Mr.
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no,uocr,sae RaIIv Tonight.

The Union Democratic Club. recently OF.
ganized. will be inaugurated tonight al
the corner OF Twenty third and streets
Union Hill, with flag-raisin9, fireworks,
&c. Hon. George ID. Wise and NUMBER
OF others are expected to address the meet
fnn