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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26
DELEGATES

Brents, Thos. H., Wash. Ter. soi 10Th 81.
Caine, John T., Utah Ter, sec lith st. NV.
Luna, Tranquilina, New Mexico, National hotel
Mag1nniS, Martin, Montana Ter. Wizards hotel
curry, Granville H., Arizona Ter, 1907 q 81. NV.
Post, Morton f., Wyoming Ter. 1916 Vermont ave-
Raymond, John b., Dakota Ter. 4 Iowa circle.
Slngiser, Theodore f., Idaho Ter, National hotel
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Imitation baking Powders.

THE PRESIDENT and Attorney General are ex
pected to return to Washington tonight.
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RESOLUTION TO BE INTRODUCED.

Judge Belford, OF Colorado, intends to submit to
the House next Monday resolution to provide a
clerk for each Representative to be paid out OF the
public treasury. The resolution VIII provide for
the annual employment of the clerks at salary of
81 200 each. In talking with STAR reporter Judge
Beltord said that he is determined to put every
member on record on this question. He will de-
mand yea and nay vote. He says he has to get
up AT am In order to keep up his correspondence
Now" he added. 81 had TO attend at 10 am. q
meeting OF the public lands committee. At noon 1
must be In the House. cannot keep my cores
pCndence up unless 1 begin work by daylight or
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L. j. ketcher was to-day appointed temporar.
clerk in the Office OF District Auditor TiChenOr, VIC
keleher, resigned.
LIQUOR LICENSES
were granted to-day to William Jackson ant
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EDUCATIONAL.

IIEU VOICES ARE REQUIRED AT PROF. DE
Il NVLIASkrS Musical institute. go New York
AF'ure. All those DESTROYS of being benefited by the
fT-s - stay III WASHINGTON wishing - he brought
IN ei concerts or Iarlors 10y his new system short
So an. best saving years ~ Practice must not NEGLECT
thu on rtunity. this being the Professors last season
here. account IF LuraIt ciIE.I-rtsneiltS lao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26
CONGRESSMEN IN TOWN.
List Of Senators and Representatives
and Where They are Ouarsereo.
EENAToRS Z

Aldrich. n. W., R l., 1911 n II. ave
Anthony; II. B., Rhode Island. 1907 n St NV
BLAIR. H: W, 4. r.. sol East Capitol St
B BTSWn' + n, Col, Riggs lSssd house ,
Butler, NJ. c., s. c., 500 18th st.
Call. w.. Fla, Metropolitan hotel
Camden, j. ", W. Va, Ss5 Vermont ave-
Cameron, Angus, Wis, st. NV.
CoScSreii. T. NJ, Missouri. $40 18th St NV.
Coke, Richard, Texas, Sill 18th st.
Colquitt, A. H.. Ga. Metropolitan hotel
Conger, Q; d.. Michigan, 1921 ST NV.
Guilom, Shelby NJ, Ill, Wizards hotel
Doph, Joseph n, ORG, 1900 Mass ave NV.
Fair, JAS G., Nevada. wormleys hotel
Frye, W. p, Me-. Hamilton house
Gafland, A. H., Ark, 1892 Mass ave.
George, JAS T.. Miss 2l5 East Capitol St
German, A. p, Md, 1912 y ST.
Groome. j. b., Maryland, Wizards hotel
n i, Eugene, Maine, l5ol H ST.
Harris. l. G.. Tenn. SIS 18th ST
Harrison, Benz, Ind, 1913 18th ST
Hawey.. j. r., Conn, Sl2 c St
HIN \. F., Col, 1897 st.
Hoar, q. F., Mass, 1925 X ST.
Ingalls,, j. j.. Kansas, b st. n
jackson. II. E.. Tenn. 1915 VT ava
Jonas, b. f., La, Portland.
Jones, c. W., Fla. 1705 St
Jones, D. r.. New Arlington hotel
Lamar, l. 9. G., Miss, s89 st NV.
Lapham, E. G., n. y, 1909 9th ST.
Logan, John A, Ill, S12 l2th st.
Malone, VIM, Va, Arlington hotel
MaNey. s. B.. Texas Alb 4th st.
MCPHERSON. John r., New Jersey. s27 Vermont ave
Henderson, ChaS. F., Nebraska, Portland
Mcmillan, S. j. K, Mimi, 100 East Capitol St
Miller, J. F.. Cal. 12lS Conn. ave.
Miller, Warner. New York. 1903 St
Mitchell, j. l., Pa, EOS 18th St
Morgan, John T., Ala, 1l3 list ST. me-
morrill,. j. S.,Ft, VI. ave. and NJ ST.
Palmer, I. F., Mich, 1901 Massachusetts, ave-
Pendleton. s H., o., 1873 10th st.
Pike, 4. f., y. H., Hamilton house.
Plat, o: H., Conn, 1Ga5 Massachusetts, ave.
Plumo, +. B.. Kan. Ebbitt house.
PuSh, James L., Ala. 1913 II. l. ave
Ransom, NJ. w, \. c., Metropolitan hotel
hddleberger, H. H., Va, 6l0 18th St
Sabin, ID. NJ. Mimi, 1929 Nj ST.
salisbury, Eli, Del, Cos 13thst
Sawyer, Pheetus, Wis, 1929 | st.
Sewell, w j., n j., 1900 | st.
sherman, john Ohio 1919 ST. n W.
Slater J. H., oregon, 90 f 81.
Vance, ZeDulon b., n. G., 1927 Mass ave-
Vest, George e., Mo. 225 st.
NanWyck, c. H., Neb., 1888 18th st.
voorhees,. D. w, Ind, Portland.
Walker, j. D., Ark. 1918 g ST.
Wilson, j. F., Iowa. 623 18th ST.
Williams, John S, Ky, Wizards hotel
REPRESENTATIVES
Adams, J. J., Y. Y. 73I 18th st.
Adams. George f., H., 1902 Vt. ave.
Aiken. D. WYATT s. c., Metropolitan hotel
Alexander, A NJ. Mo-. 467 c st.
Anderson. J. A., Kan, 1927 G st.
Arnot John, n, Y, Arlington hotel
Atkinson, l.. f., Pa, 6O7 st.
Bagley. j. H., Jr., n. Y, National hotel
Ballantyne, j. g., Tenn, Ebbitt house.
Barbour. j. s., Va, la St
Barksdale. F., Miss. 6l2 f4th st.
Barr. 5. F., Pa, 222 lst st. s. e.
Bayne, I. NJ, Pa, Riggs house.
Reach evils y y nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

Tie "Gcm" furnace, operated BIZ t1r
Shenandoah Iron Company. 1, situsted IL
page county, Va, but owned by Philadci-
rbi, pariics, and has = capacity OF 5000
ions per annum and runs On both foundry
sn,l mill irons. This iron stands well
IN The msrkr,. and commands about
he same price Of Lehign irons, although
IN southern Pensylvania and al points
.f which favorable rates OF fretgn.
cen be obtained BUYERS claim the advan-
t,qc. The "Crozrr" furnace. sliusted at
Roanoke. Va, IL operated by the Grocer
steel and Iron Company, al Upland, Della.
ware county, Pa. and hiss 4 capacity OF
$4,000 tons. The product /, chiefly mill
irons. for which they have built up con-
.idersllc business in Philadelphia and IT'S
immediate vicinity. The Grocer iron, AZ
rcysrds quality, y considered TO be pretty
well M 10 the standard OF Lehigh irons,
hut IL does not command quite a hisn
price-, chiefly. perhaps. because 81
rs being sold IN larger qusntl-
ties AZ a time. Tina iron u also
likely 10 becOur permanent factor IN the
Philadelphia market. The LynchOurs
furnace Is a comparatively small concern.
snd has a capacity OF 1900 tons per an
uurn. This iTOn Is well regarded bY Jour
Iry.men, ADD commands prices fully equal
To I.el.igh irons. Only small proportion
NJ This iron comes 10 this Iiarke'. however,
ireights being favorable for It's delivery ~
New England. where L Is wen
known and liked. The fictOrtl iur'
pace in Rockbridge county, Va. II
owned by an English cOmpiny, md In, Il
capacity Of $1,000 tons pei annum; but W.
natural market il ON the Ohio, 40 that there
i moi much probability Of It's being sent TO
Eastern PennsyIysuis. The total capacity.
therefore. rs affecting this market is not
more than 10000 gross tons per annum:
and i reduced 20 actual figures. would
probably bc Iess than 5000 tons, or say
/ 900 tons pcr week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

TIC .iNuc Of the late George Brown. OF
ne Toronto Gids. viii bc unyeIled III To-
rcHio IA Tuesday next.
Tho Di-hor Of PeterbC rough once said
thAl iac most trying sermon OF hi Tie Wl'
p,c5chrd IN thr Qucen's private chapel.
her Majesty Dad i've other, forming de
congregation.
John Eu,bip. IN q recent lecture, spoke
u IT, iiist cpapicr 90 Dean stanley =,
Memorial, u Westminster" a. ~ chap
t.r which | Away, tel my friends who
lIai~c ny writing that ! would rather hiYs
written than any of my own books
Mis- Gabrielle Greeley, The youngest
daughter 0i Horace Greeley. i. possessed
Of considerable artistic talent. I'm one Of
tie fashionable residence, Of Washington
there l. q beautiful pencil sketch of / Sleep
Ing baby, taken from life aud drawn by her.
Lieutenant Rhodes. of New Haven. has
lccn ~ ill-hralth ever since his gallant per
Torrance &c ibr Gay.licId wreck. and has
obtained leave ~ absence from service al
ter December ii. Tie wound IN his leg.
received from sharp spike IN the wreck,
has never healed.
Major wi Tie WcOrn. the remaining Ne@
Zealand chief in ENGLAND, j. seriously i'll
with acute bronchitis. He i carefully
watched might end day. and, under careful
diet and nursing. It j. expected hc will BE-
able 70 leave his bed ia about three weeks.
when wei enough b. will -1il direct for
New Zealand.
Mr. G,ad,t0rc'> Latin version ~ The
Rock 81 Acc> " has been set g. music BY
II. Bri0-oi, orglni,t " Westminster Ab-
boy. and Il has been decided by the Orrhcs.
tiil Committee Il The Birmingham Musical
Fe.tiyai 10 include Mr.. Gladstone, work
IN The Friday morning performance a. the
next festival. Il l. Tor baritone solo. or
clc,iri. md chorus. and will probably b.
sung by Mr.. Slntieg.
The iatc Duke Oi Wellington GOT e letter
once nom lady SAYING She was soliciting
subscription, for a certain church in which
,hc was much Interested. aud had taken
the liberty 10 put his name down for ZOO,
md Hoped hc would promptly send her a
rhrch Tor that amount He forthwith re-.
Piled thaj hr was glad she thought - well
OF him: certainly he would respond 10 the
cll: Jui ne. too. was interested IN GER
tain church which needed subscriptions,
and counting upon his correspondents
wrll-hnown iibcraIity. he had put her
down Tor 600. E" and >O.' he concluded,
"nO money need pass between Us"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

The New York Sen. In commenting on
Mr.. BLAiNE's Augusta speech, says: "He
yindlcstes his title to be regarded to-day,
and ia spite OF the result Of the election, as
one OF the foremost, II not indeed the very
foremost, OF the leaders OF the Republican
psrty." That's pretty rough Oh the Re
publican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

The Philadelphia Press says: THE
effectiveness OF Mr.. BLAiNE's Augusta
speech Is best shown by the fact that il has
drawn the fire Of every Bourbon organ in
the country" But the Press fails TO say
anything about the cold water it drew from
the Independent and conservative Repub.
iican papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

"Galh " write, that BCRcHiED ought t.
knec Gin the privacy OF ms own chamber
or chapel and not thank God that he is Ill
Ne better than other men, but ash God e
purge his soul Of ,mallncSs. and ieanncss
and mcauuc,>. and general yilenes,, lest h,
may bO raised in the nc'd world with The
insects Instead OF With The people"
Poor nURCHAEDi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

Nr. Blaine carried every Pacific state.
n view OF ,hc latest previous elections. il
j, probable that 90 other Republican could
haze carried them.-Ne,' Fork Tribune.
the Democrats and against the Republicans
on the Chinese bill. Yc,. he carried those
STATES by voting just Is the New York
Tciaoe told him not to vote, aud by voting
for measure which that paper has con-
stantly abused the Democrats Tor support.
inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

After reading Mr.. HHSTEAp'S fierce de-
nunciation oi Mr.. CoNEiING, we at once
concluded that it would not be- bad policy
for the Democrats Of the New York Legis-
l1turc 10 assist in sending him back 10 the
United states senate, however sucha course
Nigh, affect us OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

Mr.. MONEY. OF Mississippi. i, one OF The
best takers we are acquainted with, bu
when interviewed in Washington on
Thursday last as 10 the prospective C,bl'
act. hc said he did not want to be inter.
viewed. We quote
"Well. then, think the Attorpcy-Gcnc-
ral,hip and PoStmaster-Gcncral,h will
certainly he Cabinet places accorded 20 the
South, and those the only two positions"
50 we think; and we may add that Mr..
MOSEY would make m admirable Post
masier-Geueral. ~ chairman oi tdc Com.
mittee on the P0sl-Office and Post-Rold-
ia the House OF Representatives he has fl.
miliarizcd himself with all the secret, and
az The workings Of tnat department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

The Wilmington Ns'cs says: "Youug
LoG,N appears TO be one OF those foolish
youth who regulate their conduct by the
dogma that they are the sons OF their
father" II j. 10 be hoped that he does
not regulate his speech by The same
dogma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


NTNFN.--D.ed, on Tic t.sf instant. tftrr I, long
ono -,,rrp uilnr--. Ms. EMMA J.. MhfLH, 90 iNc
tucn,r-,egcnth yrar Of her age.
How Iong Sac struggled nE'il>t disease
which bafici >kill sud care
ffnw lie iirgeTci ra.'hci VIA piiF
Ana suffering aird ~ iicIr.
Heaven cduisincth npw or trca-H-'-
faTtn thc lonely ca,kot kccp'-
Aad he .nnbcaHls love "a iiuger
Wherr my towing wife sie ~.
Tic tunrr4i VIII ts.s nlare at~ -. Marx tAurrl
SUNDAY AFTERNOON ate o'clock. Froud'tti
pc4us utinccs respectfully nSii'f To iiicni WIN
cgt further UGtice.
STATION Died, NOyoiaicr 20. 1881 FL ~
nr oc. 4. NJ. ~ the rc.ldsucr of his -On iu-l'" a.
NJ ". Il. Pllnor. ~ west hsr1hail itrr't,
GEORGE stATON, ia ilie eighty -hith year al nus
age.
10 leaves four children 8 mourn thclr l''l'
H- fuucril VIII ttse place from ii,c h'of =
u9mcd rcsiicnce TliI~ fSaiurlayl hpkNlNt ~
II O'Clock. The friend. Aui scfWintaac's ni She
fsmiy ar- respectfully iayit'-i % attend without
further IGi4cr-
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n-aErsl

lftNBI-EEkSCH .-iiiIr,r'i.o on Wefnf,d1y'
November 1910. ~ uc teaifdi'rc. Lhr % ne s
iallor 10y the Rev. Nilliim ". thri.laa' ia,
tef ~ Va. TGoms. Branch.
rrtrrshurg rrpcrs pics, c'rY.
HY-WukINSON.-'Irr n ihe r.s-
deuce nf the LTicr. IN EicNapni, i"2pth so
gfluhrr FREEMAN a. I.Bl =, lDA y. " H.
kINe6S, Pry. iohn Hanson pniritrilg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

"A boillc.lactory At Pittsburgh has
closed down on account Of a lack OF or
ders." And yet there ale reople who de.
clare that there j. nothing IN the Prohibi-
ton movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
NJ YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

ISOLATION corner OF Fourth aud Franklin
sireetsl.-YOuns mems meeting every SUNDAY
AFTERNOON al 3:i5. seeretsry's conversational
Bible study MONDAY EVENINGS at $50.
Boys meeting FRIDAY EVENINGS at 3.
Meetings for raiirosd-men drst and third sun
days IA each month In the Richmond and Daavilie
reading-reoms, Manchester; second and fourth
sundays In the Chesapeake and Ohio reading
rooms, al depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
r,SiNG ur TIE Asns,.


Ar Blaine ansriiy seeks TO tear open the
icalcd-up wounds OF the wIcie hcd sectional
STRIFE. lie docs This at time when the
a,ciilms OF really reunited country are
ascending from ali sections, North AID
south Ea,t and West. AZ 10 lime for the
last quarter OF a century could such feel
ing. North and south. have been shown.
Jane, &. Blaine. beaten. disappointed. an-
.,rcd, aocs his best. toy iie, and fll>c plead
ine. 10 fan anew ont Of thc Inkrd-up ashes
he han,-, Of sectional hatred. Vn Tat de-
yoHriug blast, sweeping once more across
TIE land. hc hopes 10 rise after all > thr
goa! 0i III, sO-Oiten-di>app0intrd hope.
lie viii iaIi-9, ne ought To. Hi power
t, sectional inccniiary j, forever gone.
lie cannot even again bc a presidential
nominee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

The Cincinnati EHqeirer says: III HAL
STEAD can be held down long enough he
VIII o. measured for y straitjacket." How
could you yet a straight JACKIE; on such a
crank:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

II was the Farmyillc J0pre0, not the
Louisville JoNcadi, that We tried to COM
plimcnt yesterday for an excellent article
on the negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
BRiEF COUMENT.

The Chicago fnier-OccGa say, Ballot
box >tuffiug is ever" SO you acknowledge
that your occupation is gone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

We call the attention OF Mr.. JoHN sHEE.
MAN TO the fact that Field.Marshal HAL
STEAD is raising the rebel yell in Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
WINES. LIQUOgS.ac.
CARPETS. OIL.CLoTHs. &c.

CARPETS AND 0lL-CLOTHS.-Ih have
~ last received nv fall stnck Of goods. CAR.
BkI- OlL-tI.OTHS RUGS. MAI-, SHADES
aud HOLLANDS, snd C0RNiCts aud POLES
f.ACh and pAMA>k CURTAINS. PAPER.
hANGtNG> Of all styles. whiei ~ oaerisg At
low prices.
AL orders promptly slIeaoel to.
A. JENNINGS,
1911 essi Naia street,
oe Ign Rieitnsensi Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

The World styles it The idiot CONNER
cioi- Gaset'e.' Mr. HusTTAp', rawlings
are no; those OF an idiot, bat those OF a
mailman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

w AUKESHA GLENN MINERAL
w WATER. PURE DRINKING WATER
from the wsukesha glenn springs. wankesha d..
liyeud In any part OF thr world. The demand FOR
the celcbrsied water BY our leading families a.
r,sglaf drinking wafer J: daily insreasias. In
sale by leading druggists, sampie-rooms grocers
or direct from spring IN barrels. bsirs and glass
BOTTLES. address, n. II. BRYANT,
no S.sasrak1tly Wauke,ba, Wis,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
DDnG

/. removed by The Use OF Cocoline, and It
simulate ard Promotes The gro Nth 81 TIE
haW.
Eurncu's TayOdEg Extracts are Inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

III BROAD STREET METHODIST
CHURCH tcorner Tenth and Broad STREETS l.-Rev.
W. q. BATES viii preach at IL O'Clock A. n.
Rev. \. &. BLEDSOE. pastor, will preach at 1870
L. M.-sbbiect, Voices from the Burning Bush.'
Public cordially Invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

az UNION-STATION METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH tcoruer Twen,y-fonrih
aad Misunderstanding at IL 4. VI. and r.. r.
N. by Rev. u. c. CuEATHASI, the pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
wounded Hunters.

The kangaroo hunters Of Australia Use
81. jacobs OH. toe great healer, on their
dcss when they are wounded IN TIC klnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

~ TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH lcorner OF Twentieth aud Broad
siseet5l.-ReV. }. WILEY BLtDsOg, the late pastor.
having returned 10 the city, has kindly consented
10 preach at Il A. VI. and az ~ T.. VI. 4 cordial
invitation Is eXteadcd 10 Az.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
CHANDELIERS. BRASS GOODS. &c.
:,
Just RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF

WAf- MD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BRASS TENDERS AND IRONS. COAL HODs,
AND FIRE SITS.
MARRIElZED SLATE AND WOOD MANTEI,S.
FRONTS AND CRATES.
TILE lfEAR1HS, DECORATED SHADES
Hoi-aiT Furnaces ami I.atrobc Stoves n SPECIALITY
OIL STOVES for cooking and heating
Call and see my handsome showroom IN second
floor. JOHN BOWERS
oe io.2m No. Governor street. Richnond.Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

AZ PARk-PLACE THODIST
CIIURCN.-services by Rev. JOuS HARMON. late
pastor. subjcc;s-li \. NJ, Our Duly y. T..
", "The Counsellor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

Ia CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH (corner Of Adams and
Clay Notwithstanding on SUNDAY a. IL
O'Clock \. VI. aud hlif-past O'Clock =. NJ by the
pastor, Res. JosrPH II. eIDDicK. Seats gree. All
are cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

- consider your
Remedy the best remedy In existence
t0f Indigestion, kidney
Compliant
And nervous debility. have Just"
Returned
From the south In irulfcss search for health
aud ind that your Bitters are DOUG me more
Good.
Than anythipg else;
month ago was extremely
Emhciatsd -"
And scarcely able to walk. Novl am
Gaining Strength! aud
"fleshl~
And hardly day pasSes bui what / am
compiimcnied on my improved appearance, and
u j. ah due "a Hop
Bitter. !. Wicklihe Jackson.
-WN0'iagioa. 1)si.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

e. None genuine without bunch OF green
lioys on the white taiFl. Shun all the yile moi :
son . stud Win Hop or HOPS in ibeir
name. M lisa tn TIA Sx1r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

flTLEIG EET BAPTIST
CHURCn.-Rcy. WILLIAM r. HATCHER, -. d.,
will preach az II O'Clock 4. ". Al 1870 l.. VI.
VIII occur tie frst anniversary Of The Boys Mis-.
sionary rcciciY. several exercises 5y the boys
aud an aGdics, 10y Dr. TUrFEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

~ CENTENA AIRY METHODIST
oHURCH.-Rev. A. PETERSON will preach at
IL \. VI, and Rey.J II. RrpDIcK stsP.M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
a.. FULTON BAPTIST CUUpCU-

Rev. PERCY &. ELSON will preach 1T II \. NJ.
aud 7:ij l.. VI. TO-MORROw. All invited. At 3
l.. VI the sunday school viii celebrate the "Chll.
dren's Bible Day. Addresses AMI recitatons by
the children and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

d. VENABLE-STREET BAPTIST
CHJHCH.-Preaching by the nastor. Rry. 9. T..
>goIf. on SUNDAY at IL \. VI. and at 1870 4.
VI. sunday school at $50 4. VI. All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22
NNUAL MEETING.
MILITARY nOTsCEs.

MILITARY hCttsH>. .-.
ur,norAWrrss FIRST RFCtNENTl
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS
TICTNoHD, So, November - 1851
A TTENTION, COMPANY C--oFh- Z
n CIAI, ORDERS No. ---. As-cmh'r Nf a
The Afriory TONIGHT 81 O'Clock promnty n
IN fun Or,,s taiiarm. fpr in1-t'r ~ - ''e ~ u
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

H. FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CaIHCu seventh street hoiwcn broad and
G1,oi-Rey. y. G. ScHiErF pa-tpr. Preach
il- st ~ 4. ~. ami 7.iJ +. =. NJ welcome.
s,1t- ftec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

u, WEST MAIN-sTREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (corner Main and Beach -'rcei~i.-
Preaching SUNDAY hy tine pastor Rev. WILLIAM
}. ~HIPMAN, at II o'cioc. \. VI. and - O'Clock
T.. VI. All are welcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-22

|
~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Gev.
ions Il. NEwros. iccjor.--pvmc service ~ II
| \. " rad 81 chapel al ". suaIay schp1l AZ
ego An.
l--FIPST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
! CairCu seventh street hetwcu broad and
| Gu,ci-Rcy. y. G. ScHAErsrE, pa.tpr. Preach
! m- II An ami 7.iJ +. =. NJ welcome
>,lt- frce.
Z THEFIRsT AND SECOND PRES
GI1EG'NN toNGREG tTlOS> viii worship
! io.Llcl on SuSoAY 10 The second church.
! rcrcLing 81 I \. ~ aud =. ". joint com
uuuion -ory'ccc ifier to morI'ng 'efmo'.
| Fir,i.C.rrch sunday school Ia Mont iiai! ai
$50 An
~ SECOND PRES EEIAN
| CIlcCiI.-Dr. noCL at II 4. NsnIfP.
RgTTHIRD PRESBYTEEIAN
CHURCii-~unday school at 9:3n :. "; r.. e.
| r.. HowsoN, rator, a. IL A. Il. and > T.. 81
! seat, all FIRE.
t. FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
| CHURCH. Grace above ,hafcri-Eev. PEYToN II
n0Cg pssior.-scUicc, a. IL \. NJ. aad r.
| ". seats free. Pablo cordially Invited.
a. GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RItN CHuRCH.-SeTlcc, az II O'Clock 4. w.
aai : O'Clock =. NJ Preaching hg the Rev. Dr.
DREW. Acrobat welcome ~ I'll.
tT- SIVENTHSTREE CHRISTIAN
CHUECIl.-Th. pastor. Ec'. Il. c. CAvf. will
preach Oh SUNDAY At II \. W aud 7:ij y. "
lJr MARSHA l. L-5TEEET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH between Graham and lIs1c9c,
Notwithstanding. by l.. N.Ct TLEr a IL M
aHd 7:3OP.M.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. y. Il. NINtELl, d. d., w.r preach e, II
O'Clock.
- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
| fcorncr sixth and Main ,trcct-j.-Ery. WILLIAM
W.LANpEU'f, pastor. Worship sud preaching a.
II \. M.aud $50 T.. ". Stranger and lll other,
welcomed. -
T. GRACE->TREET BAPTIST
! CuUECH lcoru,rof Grace and Fnlslicc ,tre,t,l.-
| Preaching 10y I:cy. JOuN POLLARD, II. H.. az II
| o'cioc' \. Nj. and hy the pa or. Rev. WILLIAM T.
HArcHtE, u. b.. a. haii-pa,t O'Clock =. VI. ou
| SUNDAY.
L. THE CLAY-sTREEr BAPTIST
| CHURCH lconcr Gay and Graham streets, Rev.
;. {. CIorToN pastor. Preaching q, 4 \. VI.
| lnd 1870 l.. VI.
t. WEST MAIN-sTREET BAPTIST
| CHURCH (cornel Main and Beach -'not-l.-
| Preaching SUNDAY by tine pastor Rev. WILLIAM
}. SHIPNAN, at II o'cloc. \. VI. and =, O'Clock
| T.. VI. All welcome.
| fT'L G. HIST EET BAPTIST
| CHURCn.-Rey. WLLG,M r. HATCHER, -. H.,
| VIII breach a. 4 O'Clock 4. ". At 1901 l.. VI.