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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
pessh of aa rxposItion visitor.

Mr.. Robert b. Hart. Sg KfDg and Queen
county, died very suddenly ia this city yes
terday evening at G:2) O'Clock.
Toe deceased lived at Aantspike, and was
formerly merchant there. he was about
forty.eiehi yeafs of age, and has a wife and
several children living. About three days
ago be came to this city 20 yisii the Exposi-
tioa, ana took rooms al one OF our hotels.
Yesterday evening he aud bis daughter, .
pupil at The Female Institute, were walking
on Bread street, when Mr.. Hart was seized
with sudden sickness, and they wenttntothe
millinery store of Mrs Emus. at No. 3iI,
where he sat down and soon became aiaFni-
ingly H. The ambulance was called and
soon responded, and in il came Drs. Feish-
man aud Hope; but when they reached the
store Mr.. Hart was dead. His daughter was
IN the greatest distress imaginable and re-
quired the attention OF the physicians, who,
sitter administering 90 her a narcotic, sent
her away With friends.
Coroner Taylor was summoned and viewed
the body. From what be could learn MI.
Hart had for years been 4 sufferer from
heart disease, which no doubt was the cause
OF death. Friends took possession Of the
body and removed II 10 No. north Fourth
street aud this morning It will be taken TO
King and Queen for burial.
The deceased WAS a man Of great respecEa-
bsliiy and was well known IN the EASTERN
counties, aud had also a large number of
friends and acquantances In uIis city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

To considerably larger house than that
of Thursday night these distinguished artists
last evening gave "The mighty Dollar,
with which play their names have become
Iusepsruble. A noticeable feature OF the
Florences' appearance for the pasttwo nights
was the number OF ladies who were obliged
to stand during the whole oi the perform
auces-ihe entire orchestra and dress-cifcle
seats being pre-engaeed.
The play OF THE Mighty Dollar was
evidently much enjoyed by the great audi
ence, and 20 add word in It's praise or 10
speak Of the excellence and finish Of the en-.
teriainment Is quite superlluous, as il is so
well known and highly appreciated. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Florence were called before
the curtain at the end OF each act.
AZ the matinee to-day "Thc Flood " and
at night "Dombey and Sol" " Will be played,
Mr.. Florence in the latter appearing as Cap
tain Cutie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
CASE cALLEp

The case was called about half-past 10
O'Clock, and the two defendants and six
witnesses stationed themselves IN front Of
the bar. The witres,es, all of them for the
Commonwealth. were J. +. and c. +. Kobler.
}. j. Spiling, and Policemen Robert Austin.
c. II. Talley, aud +. e. wilkinson. The
accused had no counsel. The charges were
preferred against tue two separately, but
were examined Jointly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

Mr.. Winfield scott, OF Floyd county, is in
the city.
Ar. Walter Z. Shelton, OF Radiord, Va, il
iu the cisY.
Mr. II. W. Saller, Of Fluyannl, is visiting
his sons In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coh'man, Of Roanoke,
are stopping at Ford's Hotel.
DR.. John F.. Bransiord, Of the United
States navy, Is at the Exchange.
Mis- Maggie Holman, Of Cumberland
county, IS Vieltng the Misses Brown, OF
south Pine street.
Messrs. Robert Ilenning, Jr., and j. Il.
Hobbs, officers Of the Pullman Company
are here on a visit.
Messrs. WDlilm n. Anderson, Of Louisa.
and william T.. SHIELDS. OF Lexington, were
in the city yesterday.
Hon. W. Il. Perry, Judge Of Lunenburg
county, IL stopping with his brother, Mr.. O..
Z. Perry, on church Hill.
Mr.. W. F. Davis and wife. OF Lancaster
county, are the guests Of Mrs. John Il.
Moun,castle. 2ls east Clay street.
Mrs. Sargh McGebse, Of Cumberland
county, h Yisiling the family 0f Professor J..
Moriselle, az 2390 east Broad street.
M Willie Clarke aud Mrs. Mary Clarke,
of Prince Edward, are the guests of Mr.
samuel t. Woodin, 20. 2205 east Broad
street.
Among the visitors TO the Grain and Cot
! ton Exchange Yesterday were ". 4. Erwin,
Of Walhall, S. c., and z. :. Melton, ol
| Columbia, :. c.
Mr. Charles ". Lee, formerly foreman oi
| the Richmond and Dauville shops Ia Man
chester and now holding asimilar position n
DanviHe, is in the city for few days.
II. c. Joyuer. treasurer OF Amherst coun'
| ty: T.. Lewis. treasurer oi Brunswick
/ ID. II. Frencb, treasurer Ot Giles; Or. }. w
| simmons. deputy treasurer OF Floyd, were
at the Capitol Yesterday.
Mr.. William Ryan has received of!iclal no
! tice OF bis election Is knight commander by
! the Supreme Council (Mother Council Ot The
| World for the southern Jurisdiction Of TOE
! Ancient and Accepted scottish Rite Free
| Masons. This makes him eligible 10 The
| thirty-third and last degree.
Mr.. Morri. :. Wise yesterday qualified 4
practice law IN the City Circuit Court. Mr.
| Wise is general manager of the Cigar Makers
\ Nstlonsl Association, whose annual eolyen
/ tion will be- held Ia New York Uext week
! lie came to Richmond TO appear as c0unse
! 10 ease now pending in the Circuit Court
! La the afternoon MF Wise visited the Expo
/ sltiOB, which, be said, was grand success
greatly exceeding anything be expected Il
! see
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

Among the eases disposed Of in the Police
Court yesterday morning were the follow
ing:
L. y. Echols, charged with stealing two
vests and two pair Of pants. the property OF
Alexander Henry ana -- nelson. sent 10
fail for ninety days.
Peter McDonough and Edward PhelaD,
charged with fighting in the street. Com
tinued until next Tuesday and an attach
ment issued Tor the iolmer who failed 10
appear.
Jackson Clark, charged with trespassing
upon the premises OF and aSsautIng and
striking Mary Gentry. FiDed Si0 and costs.
The manner and language OF the accused
was such that Justice Cmtchield w'ued
him against further moiesting the woman,
saying that II he struck her again he would
bc sent 10 Jail for twelve months.
The cases against John Thomas, the col
or,d youth charged with assauitng and beat
Ing William Palmer, aud fighting and cIe-
ating disturbance on an excursion train
and asSaultlug aud beating Charles Scott,
were continued until November 9th TO Sc
cure additional testimony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
THE wONlToR FLEET.
All seven Vessels Now nt the Rich
niOud Anchorage.

AMNhA
The monitor Manhattan was on Yesterday
towed up from Ciy Point b the anchorage
near this city. An scgcu Of the vessels are
now here, and Commander NcCUrley has
ms whole naval family gathered around him.
These ironclads draw from twelve 10
thirteen and a half feet % water. and in
coming t. Richmond, having been trans
ferrcd on different hours Of different days
they met food, cob. aud low tide. aud some
Of them came through iog and rain and
heavy WiDd-, and vet there wasn't the
slightest accident or hitch. Yesterday when
The Manhattan came through the Dutch
Gap canal the steamer GOldsborO', OF the
Philadelphia line, va, met cnt ring from
the upper end. Her histcs were not hcar0,
else The tugs would have warned her OF, but
the two tugs drawing the ironclad on the
one hand and the Golds5OrO' or the other
passed each other in safety. The venerable
Captain Thomas Cunningham was doing the
plotting for the monitor, and ii Wa such q
nice feat, SO capiially done, that Com.
mlndcr McCurleY clapped his hands With
delight. All the pil0t--Captins Th0mas
Cunningham, 4. G. Cunulngh BAN, and liamp-
ton Curtis-deseryo credit for their skillul
aud successful work in bringing up these
great, heavy, long and unwicdy vessels oi
war. Mr.. BurgWyn. the resident engineer
Of the River Improvement, also contributed
invaluable assistance 20 the undertaking.
lie went at It with an Of hIs wel-kn0wn
ardor, skill, and intelligence. The rcsp0us-
biity, however, rested chiefly and most
heavily upon Commander Felix McCmley,
q battle-scarred naval officer, and all WHO
are cogniZIui Of the trouble and Danger III
yolycd In bringing these cumbrous vessels
in tow up our siuuous river agree that he
displayed wonderful slglcty and ingenuity,
and IL is not too much 10 expect that the
Navy Department will take official notice Of
his services and "put him on the list" ioT
further advancement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
AIRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
vi SYRUP

Rev. syiyanus Cobb tGus writes IN tho Boston
Chrssfan FreguQn. We would ~ 10 means 70
commend any siad Of medicine which ve dii
not know . b. gooi-psrtiruinriy tor infeneA
But Of NrA WiusiOg's Soolb.ng-syrup We can
speak fgam knogiocse; 10 our swn family Is
has proved blessing Indeed ~ giving sn IN
fant troubled si,h coiic pains quics afecp sui
the parents unbrokon rest at night Moss
parents can appfeciate tLese biesalngA Bers
Ia an Ariico which works 70 pegfecsloa, ami
which Is harnles; for The sleep which 10 a.
fordS the infant Is perfectly natural, aud the iii-
TO chcruD a9axes as bright as bGtioa.'
Aad during ihe process Of Ieethiag ~ Saiues
incalcalabla. We have irequeruy heard mo-
thcrs sly that they soald not 10 eitnoct nfro@
The birgh Of tae ciiid ui IL had nnisaod MIA no
toething siege GA ANY consideration "e@s0fSr'
So.l BY all druggists. gs cents Doliia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
THE JOINT JURISDICTION.
An Attempt 60 wake aTest or an Ex-
nosfffors Case.


II does not seem at an probable that there
viii be any h1ieaS-cOTPis proceedings In The
case of N. Il. PiuDket
The accused was arrested on the ExpOsi-
tion-Grounds BY a member cf the city police
force on the charge Of being a suspicious
character, and was taken before Justice
Crutchheld Thursday morning and required
10 give security for his good behavior Tor
twelve months In default o. which Plunket
would have gone 10 Jail had no' Sheriff South
ward given the required bond.
The SherIti's object In doing this was TO
arrange 10 apply 10 Judge Minor. Of the
Heurico County Court, for a writ Of habeds
corpus 10 tel the iurisdiction OF the police
Of the city IN arrcstlng persons on the Expo
sition- Grounds.
Soon after the case was disposed of in the
Police Court Mr.. samuel N Page, as coun'
sci for Piunket, presented a petition 70 Judge
Minor asking Tor a writ OF hGbeQs corpus
against Sheriff S0uthwaYd. who, It was al
legged, was Illegally detaiuipg Plunket.
Judge Minor fixed the matter for hearing
Yesterday morning at g:3) o'clock, but later
m the day the Judge examined the petition
and heard the SheriG's statement, whereupOn
he dismissed the subject IRON further con-
sideratiOn.
made ous Of such case as this. for il Plum
ket had remained in Jail and sned out a writ
against the jailer for his llleCai detention the
Court by which the writ was granted would
have had to inquire whether the complainant
was legally imprisoned, and not whether the
arrest 10 itself was fgal. A justice has 3
right under the law TO commit 70 prison or
require surety oi any person brought tefore
him II warranted by the evidence IN 80 do
iny, ii matters not what the circumstances
attending the arrest may have been.
The resistance OF a city officer on the TX.
pOsitiou-GTOunds would perhaps thoroughly
test the point IA controversy, bat man will
hardly try 20 dangerous an experiment Just
for fru. Under the act Ji Assembly n long
understood and construed here the city has
ioini Jurisdiction IN criminal matters with
the county authorities for mile beyond the
corporate limits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

A very interesting service, to which the
public, and especially all deaf muies, are iu-
Yited. Will be held ia Old -. Johns church.
on Church Hill, sunday night a, O'Clock.
The Rev. Job Turner, missionary Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church 10 Deaf -Mutes
in the southern States. will interpret the
service and sermon a. these are read by the
rector, and render them into the sign Ian
guage for the benefit OF the deaf.muics pres
ent. Those who have seen Mr.. Turner thns
ofliciate pronounce it very impressive
efvhf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

Richmond: Thomas q. Jackson special
commissioner to JohO U1OOle, l02 7-l2 feet
on Grove street between Plum and llarvie I;
John O'Toole and wIic TO Mrs. Mamie :.
Carringt0n's trustees, 80 feet on Grove
avenue near Plum street, S2,100; Alexander
IL. Sands's eXecutriX and Others b Walter II.
Cheotham. - ll.I2 feet on Grace street near
Pine, $500.
IIcnrico Sallie u. and Martha T.. Temple
10 Mary O'Keofe, > feet on Temple street,
S2Ai: SAMUEL T.. Wadtill. clerk, to Henry
Neurohr, 30 feet on Taylor street, 81 81; ssme
10 same, lot near Cash Corner, Sl.l0; same 10
same, Nos. 4, 3 and 6 State street. S961;
same 10 same, % feet on Cedar street, IS (;
same to same, lot in Bow Green, Sl.JO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
HAMBURG EDGINGS.
TOYS AND FAhCY GOODS



vNpvDrNUFIVPI NEW Y O Il IA
L ,,,,'',, ,,,.,,v tonns ANp DRESS
\ Ml .liNthl J., T. A-'' Il IL 'itS'ui., ,,rVFNrS
Trimmings otNt.t- -, Nt.M ~ ~ =.
tOh HIS tiH , y "' ~, ~, Aii..e.'v ide
w car - ~ - ~ ,i, 49,, "a rnt t4.. worth
Is Una 80, t,.r.,,e,t -..Ir-. ALPINE
% hnd eoc--uill'n IiD.''" ''' ",' l,I13 -
ia "a low 9'... I'.' d" tcv "i,.rr ,napes IN
bark only az . "a 49, ,u',i-rs N
O1 - - ",'," t4,.,, o.,5rfr,.nt of othor
ply ''n itr'-, tr,@,,,. l,a un,.anod, at
,'l', -. ti,Dia.,..f..,I,. In TRIMMED
v.sT,.ls t'>.n tIft.N ,tr. '.,.,.d fr,ui the best
49, ma. .,f a ,'e-, l.fqs assortment of
az is ..,,, l,,i,y .i,h wln compare
cur oo D. ues ..n9 ,'..,i ~, ,.''E tits silo of
faFolah y ~lth any 'N4Iii"'i! ""- %.'- % Rfps
the N.,sIi,N ~ y. g., ,,.i,s tn thi. .lerurt-
.iNi.i, ~ - " ', ,+e,.+. ~ nrr rqfrona. and
mcHt i' '.Nt ." ,.' ""'. .fts and price.
Ht"-l- I,@s, N.,'..r,,4 tparfli Ia N..iher
sHNOi 49,, AND "a IL, tol.,,s at i1t aud $50
~ ~. 'a 81 ..,., .r.,s9. lcok at oar
OSTRICH lifS n Hia a.l 'ol. y az go mi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
stand oTCOiOrs for Virginia Military
Eusrftufo Cadets

a movement Is on foot among the old
cadets residing here to secure stand oi
colors, Federal aud state, Tor the corps Of
cadets when they visit Richmond. Tue
corps is ~ present very poorly provided.
Tie time snd place are both appropriate.
November lltn Is the anniversary Of the
foundation OF the Institute, and il WAS ia
Richmond tWenty-iour years ago thar TIE
cadet corps, returning from ba,tle. received
a stand OF colOrs from the Governor Oi Nir-
Riuia "a testimonial oi their yalor IN war.
Now. The old cadets residing here, msuy Of
whom were cldets then, prop0sc to testify
their affection for the corps IN times ofpeace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
EpeaI,tna "a cOreoran Hail.

ARRANGEMENTS are being perfected for a
grand Democratic msss-meeting 10 be held
at Corcoran Han, on TWenty-fith street, on
Tuesday night next under the auspices Of
the Marshall Ward Democratic Club. Hon.
George d. Wise and Colonel Tazewel
Ellett will be among the speakers. There
will be a band Of music on hand, and
the various clubs Of the city aud the people
generally are invited 70 be present. The
second precinct does nothing by halves. 10
always gives the Democratic ticket large
mpionty, and It's meetings are always sue
ecsafnI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
The pasats Royal.

Mr.. Henry H. Meyer, one Of Richmond's
most euterpnfing and progressive mrr-
chants, has uken the store No. III east
Broad street, formerly occupied By Messrs.
Miller. Rhoats & Gerhart. where be pro-
poses to conduct first-claSs dry goods es-
tablishmcnt under the above name. While
his stock will be complete In every other
particular, be will make 4 specially OF
fancy goods, linen, hosiery, and gloves. Mr..
Meyer was formerly member OF the drm Ot
julius Meyer 6 Sons, sud is too woli known
20 need any Introduction 10 our people.
That he viii meet with abundant success In
his new enterprise no one doubts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

Attention Is called to the notice oi the
Ward superintendent Of Madison ward ad-
dressed to Democratic voters. Many a man
lose, his vote because on elecllOn-day ne
finds his name ia not on the books. He
wakes up 20 the fact then that be forgot TO
attend % that important little matter. This
il especially the ease with people who have
moved Just across the street or around the
corner since the last time they voted, and
didnlt know they bad u b. tEansIerred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
40 Ren ftnr Tableaux

There is uch treat in STORE for our 9TH
zeus on Nondly evening. when Mrs. Ellen Is.
Bradford VIII present the Ben llur taDle'uX.
which have achieved such wonderful sue
cls. in other cities. The performance will
show 10 q eeries Of tableauX the most striking
and impressive scenes from General Lew
Walaca's famous novel Ben IluT The en-
tertainmeut s thoroughly rednedand artistic,
md the ni.cl la 4 WOrthY one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
City Cireutf Courf.

In this court Yesterday the Jury 10 the case
OF Charles T.. Strnuse, for. &c, W. Adosph
Moouriis appeared, 1nd having further hard
toe evidence the ease was adjourned over
until tbs morning At 10 O'Clock.
Rudolph Leniweter and George +. Dun.
kal. natives Of Germany. AID Nnlepzo
Grande, a native of ltaly. were admitted a.
citizens OF the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
For RIeGeass, Slarasm and vast
ing gtSnr1eyg of children

scott's Knnlsion u Puro Cod-Llyer OIL with
HypophosDhi,o3 Is uBoquailed- Tho rapiddy
win shirh childron gain nosh ald strength
upon 10 Is very wonderful. ReAi tlo following:
Il have used scolts Emulsion tn cases "a kiek-
ets asnd Mara mus 0f hong standing, ard hago
been fnQ a. Than pleased with tho rrsulte, as ia
oyorg c8ss tn improyemens was marked "-J
d. Haifi, n. D., AsU KOrk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
A Grcat Loss 20 the Communlty.

You have obtained your transfer to your
present precinct, but have you presented 1t
iorFecordg mo" Wen, then, do It to-day.
Present il in person. That Is the require
ment II many OF those who have gotten
transfers fail TO have them recorded il will
be great loss to Che community OF Demo-
cratic voters, and l0ss, too, TO the country,
for over and over one vote has turned any
olpction
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
A Groet loss 10 tho Community.

You have obtained your transfer TO your
present precinct, but have You presented It
for record? "No." Well then. do il to-day.
Present IL in person. That Is the require
ment. II many OF those who have gotten
Transfers fail 10 have them recorded II will
ne a great loss to the community Of Demo-
cratic voters, and a loss, too. 10 the country,
for over and over one vote has turned any
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
Meeting OF sunday.sehooi Teachers.

The sSunday school teachers meetings
heId every saturday At the Young Mems
Christian Association have been well attend.
ed during October, and tbe interest has been
unflagging. To-day al p. N. Rev. III. d..
Jsckson cO0docts the last meeting to be held
this month. Daring November Professor
Cbar,es Winston VIII be the leader. All
Christian workers are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
and Places or sitting.

First Precinc;-George J. Hooper, corner
Cary and Laurel.
second Precinct w. j.. Baker, Broad near
Munf0r1.
Third Precinct--A. L. Burford, Broad near
Adams.
Fourth Precnct-L. l.. Lacy, 1900 west
Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

on and after sunday, october 2Slh, train
leaving Richmond and Dansllle derO..
Richmond, w., at $40 +. 81. daily makes
close connection mt Hes vile With traio for
oxford, Durham, and Rll,igb, arriving At
Raleigh Ut llIj p. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

Don't forget b bring your laundry In ~
II NJ. Tuesday, and you viii gei them Satur-
day ZIP. ~. Best hundry in the country.
Price &c. per collar and f.. pair FOR cnus.
CONSTABLE BE0ruLRs,
40 east Broad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
30 CENTS FOR 80 CENTS.
$I.5O FOR 81.

81 n yard will buy the beet SILK PLUSH
worth $3.50. n it Is not as good as you can
buy elsewhcro NJ $50 yard, bring it back
and wo will refund your money.
,5c yard viii buy o1cchcut SILK Plush in
all coors the regular price OF which Is 81;
$3.50 Will buy an excellent pair Of WHITE BED
BLANKETS that are worth t5;
A largo assortment " WHITE BED BLANKETS
from 81 upto 3l3 o pair.
A largo assortment Of COLORED BED
BLANKETS from Soc up 20 ilJ pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

We have the best All-Wo)l scarlet shirts
and Drawers ior men az 4 We ever saw.
Take look ut them.
COWT rIE PGOTHER9,
llallrrs and Furnishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

On and after Monday. October 10Th, train
leaving Richmond and Danylle depot Rich
mond, Va, a, $40 T.. NJ. daily makes close
connection at kcysyic with oxford, Dur
ham and Raleigh, arriving at Raleigh atll:i0
] n NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

We have received our iirst consignment oi
Armour a Co.'s Fresh Beef. etc, which We
now offer 10 the trade We Will have ful
supply on hand ii an times.
F.C. BRArER < son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
continuance Of the strike, unless some satis>
factory adjustment l. reached, and no nego-
tlstions looking to this end are now pending.
erNDAY-s PhOGRANME.


SUNDAYS PROGRAMME.
The indications are that the Engineers win
be church-goiDg people tomorrow. II is
not often the case that so many masters OF
The throttle are permitted 10 hear the same
sermon ~ listened TO Rev. DIR. Ho,e last
Sunday morning, and will worship under
the ministry Of Rev. ". II. Atwill to.mOr>
row morning and Rev. George Cooper, ID.
D.. at night. The Brotherhood yesterday
accepted the following invitations extended
them through Mr.. J. w. Kendall, chsirman
OF the Committee Of Arrangements: To at
tend Clay-StTeet Methodist church at II A.
NJ, mems meeting 81 The Young Mems
Christian Association Hall at =. NJ. and
preaching &C the First Baptist church at 1:3O
in the evening. The delegates aud their
ladies are requested 10 meet at Ford's Hotel
ut 19:i5 4. NJ. and and 1880 p. ~, aud
proceed I'm q body to the places designated
above.
An invitation was extended the Brother
hood to attend the Clay-Street Methodist
church last sunday night and II was ac-
cepted, but by reason Of some mlsunder-
standing a comparatively small delegation
was present. and it is especially desired that
there shall be 4 large attendance on this oc-
casi0n.
At the meeting at Association Hall Grand
Chief Engineer z. ". Artbur and Second
Grand Engineer Everett will make Gospel
addresses.
Captain Frank Cunningham Will sing
several solos. MFR. r. s. NJ. NaleniinNTill
conduct the singing and be aided by arge
choir OF male voices.
The meeting will be held at 3 O'Clock, so as
to allow those desiring 1t % attend services
at Or. Hoge's at O'Clock. Railroad-men
are especially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
non,t YonrChnrcc.

The Solid Gold Specfaclcs and EYe-Glasses
(gusranleed) lor 90 aud $500 per pair at the
special safe Of DR.. :. GaleskI. 9l5 east Main
street. are going fast, and m few more days
VIII DC all sold. II is o rare opportunity.
Don't miss n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
Special Excursions Rafes 90 Rich


Special train will leave Lyuchburg at 7l5
A. VI. for Danyllle, arriving at Dauuie NJ
$3.50 A. NJ, in time 10 take train for Rich
mOnd. and arriving at Richmond at S.30 L.
VI. Tickets will be sold at cent per mile,
with cost OF admission TO the Exposition
n1del.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
one Minute. Sly Friend.

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