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TIE FIRST COLDWAVE FLAG
Rnissd or sunday siornina-rhe Predictions a.
Fulfilled.


The following telegram from the
Chief Of the United States Signal-Ser-
vice Bureau at Washington was re-
ceived Sunday morning:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 4th.
To ". D. Chesterman. Chamber Of
Commerce, Richmond. Ta...
Hoist cold-wave signals. Tempers-
ture will fall from fifteen 10 twenty de-
grees. with light frosts in Virginia Oh
Monday morning. HAZEN.
fhs eold-waye fiag-white, with .
black square in the middle-wss ae-
coIdingly raised over the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce. in the ker-
chant. National Bank building. at the
southeast corner Of Main and Eleventh
stseets, and copy OF the telegram
from General Hazen was furnished the
Danville Railroad officials, who tele-
grsphed ii to numerous points on their
line In the tobacco belt.
The prediction was literally fulfilled.
The change IN ths temperature began
10 be felt about noon, 1T night fires
were found TO be very comfortable, and
a light frost followed. Al sunrise yes
teIday the thermometer registered A.
degrees.
The cold-wave flag was allowed to
float until 10 A NJ. yesterday. when,
i'll obedience to the following, it was
lowered
WASHINGTON, October 8, 1855.
Chombsr o. CoB,aeTes Rieamond "a.
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A Gunuer,s Guide.

Apropos of the approach OF the gan
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

Governor Blackburn, OF kenneky
was III tine city yesterday. @ rottfs
hons, after a pleasant summer sojourn
in Virginia.
Pa.-sd-Assistant-Surgeon G. W.
Deane is visiting tine city on three
months leave. A like favor was
granted the Doctor during the past
summer, but through al unfortunate
misunderstanding he was ordered 70 re-
port for duty at Norfolk before the eI-
piration Of his leave. In justice to the
Doctor the Department has now grant
ed him three months leave. as before.
Ar. Conrad Sauer, well-known GER
man citizen and former proprietor Of the
hotel and saloon next TO the Theatre,
died yesterday. lie had been IN bad
health for years.
Mr. George +. Anderson, the lnde-
pendent candidate for the HOuse IN Hon
rico. has withdrawn.
John Bel Bigger, ESQ. Clerk Of the
House Of Delegates. is III the city.
Hon. John 5. Wise was in the 0ty
sunday. and was to have spoken IL
SpOtsylyanla Yesterday.
Dr. Taylor did not leave yesterday
for Dinwiddle Courthouse, having learn
ed that the case Of Puryear, IN which
he is to testify a. to poison found IL the
stomach Of Mrs. Puryear, was post
poned until November on account OF the
sickness OF the judge.
Colonel John B. Cary, Democratic
City Superintendent. has gone to North
Carolina on urgent business OF his own,
and will be absent for about ten days.
Nj. II. A.. Smith, Jr., the Assistant Su-
perlntendent will Eave charge Of the Com
mittso during the Oolonel's absence.
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The nanksr's DsuEnter.

This plsy is popular IN Richmond
and always attracts, but last night It
was remarked that the house was eI-
traordinary in size when 1t was con-
sidered that there were near a. hand
unusual attractions. AL the seats
were filed in the galleries and lower
part of the building, and a number Of
people stood during the performance.
The play is well understood here,
and its thrilling incidents were watched
with eager interest Throughout the per-
formance.
Lillian. the Bankers Daughter, as re-
presented by Miss Ida Lewis, was natu-
raj and pleasing. Miss Lewis is pretty.
and suits the character most admira-
bly. Her acting, as good as 1t
was. was equalled, If not surpassed,
bv Hiss Marion A. Erie III the
character of Mrs. Florence ST. Vincent
Brown. and she pleased the people when
ever she appeared. Of the balance OF
the company 1t car be said that they did
their parts acceptably and kept up the
interest OF the strong piece. The scenery
was better than usual, and IN some oil
the acts pretty indeed.
The play will bs repeated at matinee
tomorrow and tomorrow night.
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Church Deffiealinn.

The house of Forship Of the Fourth
Baptist church rolored). at the corner
of Twenty-eighth and ? streets. will
be dedicated on the llth, 18th, and
75th. and the following is the pro-
gramme
FIRST Sunday OF the Dedcati0n-October
Ilth.-ForenOOn Services sermon hy Rev.
William Toy. assisted by Rev DAME.
Tucker. Afternoon Services: Addresses 10y
Revs. John Pollard T.. d.. W. ". Ian
drum. j.. D.. William 4. Hatcher j. D.
Night Services Sermon by Rev. =. II.
Homes assisted by Rev. a. + Cross.
Second sunday OF the l@dicatiOn-Octo-
her lsth.-FnrenoOn Services; Sermon ny
Rev. A Binga. Ir. Afternoon Services
Addresses 10y Professor Il. h Harris Rev
l. T. Tefft A NJ: Rev. George OoOper j.
j.. Night Services Sermon by Elder l..
Watts assisted by Rev. Archer Ferguson.
Thifd sunday OF The Dedication-OctoDer
2Sth-FurensOn services sermon bF Pro
fessoF n Hynes, u. D.. assisted 10y Professor
n ID. NassOr. Afternoon Services: Ad-
dresses by Rev. J. L. NJ. Curry. ID. D.. Rev
John William Jones. j.. D.. and Rev. L
Wels. Night Services; Sermon by Rev I.
Il Corey, D. D.. assisted 10y Professor Joseph
Ifpss
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The R,cnmepd ora,or,o Society.

The first rehearsal Of this Society
took place last evening at the music
rooms Of Nr. l. B. Ramos. and the Al
tendance was large. They have started
actively TO work on " Elijah" and.
from the enthusiasm which prevails, the
prospect is favorable for the prOductiG
Of the Oratorio by early spring.
independent OF oratorIos. several
concerts may be given during the Win
ters and perhaps al opera.
The Society deserve the most cor
diAl support Of all lovers Of music IN
the community, and their efforts viii
20 far towards making Richmond q
musical centre Of our State. The MEN,
bership now numbers nearly one hun
dred.
Hr. John Tyler is the president and
Colonel William Z. Tanner vice-presi-
dent. with Nr. Ad. Bauer director and
Mr.. L. B. Kinney, Jr., pianist. In
order 10 complete full chorus the
membership will be increased 10 zoo.
The regular rehearsals will be held each
Monday evening.