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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-21
Fancy Plates

Fancy Plates
lin China Department.
we, we are overbought ON rnit Plates. and the
Csisbsd. China Plates. Jaranese sS Pa s .Havi
lands Co. Plates. Bisque Plates, etc. Is doz.
rrsncs !. e. &C China Plates. with irnit centres at
loon eoRe iruit plates, at 81 rs a doz.
Remnant Plates,
or ~ rsmaining. are marked at heavy reduc.
lion. All on separate counters.
Fruit Sauoers.
se q. GGa :, o. aren0h China at g were made to
10 doz Jesse Deans Decorations at u IS
odd Lots of 6. 8. 10 and IL Fruit saucers at
half
Rose Jars.
ssch a collection was never shown in this
Nose Leaves. TOXIC % Rose % Jar. a iro& aSu
Belleek China Rose Jars from q 90 TO 90 co
Rose Leaves put up in Tin Cans at zoe can.
Ohildren's Tea sets.
A quantity sufficient to supply the city.
splendid sets at l0c. Csc, 40c, SOC. up TO q 80
Lamps.
The Famous Rochester takes the lead. We
put special prices on lot OF Hanging Lamps
This morning. ana they will reiai si 81 7s s2 %.
% 90. o 80. q 90 ana S5 10. few of hem are
In front widow. Look at them and be con
grated rated with decorated shade. at q 25; worth
Decorated Cups and saucers
In China Department.
A whole room taken M IN their display. and
The prices ranges from IKE up to - 30 each.
Glass.
90 barrels OF New G ass being unpacxed to.
dGy nTG vii be 3S On display to sac
vnn AANS vn.uI O...,n
ssc. $40. ssc set All new. = ~ -
ORANGE BnWs,
CAKE STANDS,
BERnI BOWLS.
Toys! Toysi
just arrived. although promised us by the
manufactnrer a two weeks ago -, ,,
ssts sCo up Ry isy Rn
gtnes. 26c mp; Horses and Truck. SOC up; Goat
ESQ oc Tree
ships with crews ana cargo, sx e eet long. soc;
Bear Target, when struck bear runs after
shooter. 9Sc Kitchen with Tin utensils, 2sc;
soases bo ISfi sa1losf sess oc ains T"ss
l9c; koah's ArE. Sc up; Masician's Quilts.
Rsa.ss ss sspse ana
Fire Patrol, q % British Forts SOC N enage-
-ie Blocks. sSc up; singing Toys. lOc mp.
Dolls Dollsl
Such an assortment was never shown before
in this city. American Dolls, German Dolls,
French Dolls, Italian Dolls, Japanese Dolls.
Our price will surprise you.
Carpet Sweepers.
Garland sweepers, q ba; Bissel sweepers,
s20o; Grand Rapids sweepers, " As; Cham
pion, @ 90.
Books Away Below Regular Prices.
History OF England, s vols, $500; shake-
epeare. tvnls.. % 2b Shakespeare. illustrated.
4vols ,e3 33; EiiOts WORKS, sS<9; Gliops
Works, vols. ~ 25 IrvinR's Works, vols.
q rs; Dickens W orks, illustrated. t3 A Dick
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-21

All through con..rnmsnssi no cars shipped 70
os' ss:,ps rssse.pss.s ssss sss 8 .
! ! 50 mi,sS: .ises %i ,yciisIs |. =
ST; no cans shippcd . New Or ~ ,p5sv ps 20 ""
ep-keceipts, 5000, shipmonts, lIcos
msrket nrm prime, N so0i s6; fair 10 eood.
: 1904 %; common. % so0a IS, Lambs. S 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-21
BROS
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
26S s NORTH QUEEN ST,

sweet Cider, lsc a gallon.
N -Enslish Walnuts. l0c l2>Sc, l5e ana
lsc per pound Large. New Filberts, ISc psr
pound, two pounds, 2bc Polished New Pecan
Suts. loc per ponnd. two pounds, 25c Large,
new Cream Nuts. lOc per pound, three pound .
ior 2oc faper-shell Almonds, 2ic ana opc p.r
pound Iaragonn Almonds. lsc per pop "a :
l,, Mihea suts' New. l5c, Two pounds. 25c /; Pea.
nuts, DC per quart.
CArDiEs-Four pounds for 25r three mounds q
ior Eoc Two pounds for &c, l0c, lSc. Isc and q G
per pound. We have purchased over d fty bar
reis OF Candy and can seh close
DATES-ffne New Persian Dates. Sc mar
ponno. four pounds for 2'c.
liSs-Laigs Layer Figs, IKE; Largest, Ro
Doug htin the original importation cases. ana
consequently can rave on from 10 So Mar
pound on them. They are hancs some- 20 her
pound less In box lots OF ten pou nd each "A isS
Sona Layer zig at loo per pound, and very
Gno Figs, three pc unds for 25c.
SkAPEs-lOc per pound. or three pounTs a
ior2Sc. Oranges, lQc. l5c, 20c, &c aud SO u !,
10 ooc per oozen. Three barrels Suuar.l,aisd
Popcorn. Sc per quart.
HAisiss-Dshesa ClusterS, Imperial Csb,-
het, Lohoon Layar, CalitoInia Layer aud
Loose Muscatais. This Is tue fnesi line Of
eating raisins In the city. Take u look AT our T
windows. oA o"'
finest Domestic ana Imported Dried rru,,s
hincefn6at, SC. loo and l2c per pouno tanru
CAses, Graham ana Oatmeal Waters, salled
leafoNm anu Water Thin Crackers
Cranberries. Sc, Ice, l2c. loc, ana Extra Large
at lsc per quart. Olives In bottles l2kc, l5c.
Ioc, oOs. Csc. SIC am as per bot 10. Thurbsr
iec per can, Edam CHEESE, Apchoyy Paste
SMOKED safdines In on, Bone ess sardines and
athousand new things TO tempt you. Isil and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-21

Chioage Produce aarsss.
CHloAso, Dec. 81, s:Sp .. m.-lfartet opened
-, wneat-Dec, d tsx, Jan. q % May,
ooin-Dec.. ss,tc; JAM. sa,<c; Feb. sA'sc
Qsh-Dec. sbxci jan. sssze, Nay. 800.
fore-Jan.. SIS 10; Feb, oS@ May, eSD
Short Rips--Jsn.. 90 90, Feb. 90 SIX; May.
"a OK
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-21

npEN ALL NIGHT.
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& rsxTUL Presents at Hiemenz's, 81 North
'Qnosn street. A very pretty Embroidered
111ppor for Gents. at sec. Others ut 75c ana
%. Boys Wool Lined Ru bber Boots, q 90
91A Q.2h Mems Al sl.to. u. .o0 and q TO- Ladies'
Bubbers Mt s5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
nntnre rnstice crntcnneId.

OF the cases disposed Of in the Police
Court yesterday the following were the
most important:
Jackson Harrison alas sam. Williams
(cololed), charged with Stealing one muh,
one book, one bottle OF cologne, and hair
pins, the property oi Miller, Rh)ids X Cor
mart. Continued TIL January ith.
". II. Madison, dlsorderly 10 the Rich
mord Theatre. Fned $40 and cost.
Albert Seaton, Add carter, and Abner
Terrell rall colored), disorderly and creating
a disturbance in the store Of I. G.. John,on.
Each ined 81.
William Kellam and George &. Jarvis,
fighting in the street. Each fined g. and
costs.
William Bannister (colorcd) was fined s.
for recklcssly driving bis team on The street
aud running into the buggy OF T.. p. Turner.
thereby endangerng the lives OF Mr. and
Mr.. Turner.
william Page lcolored). drunk and disor-
derly. Fined $ and cost.
William Wlnslow (colored), charged with
stealing three co1ts, The property Of Ralph
Lowry. The ease was continued til We'd
nesday.
Edward Grammer lcOlored). drunk and
resisting the police. Fined g and cost.
There were eig6t prisoners in court a. the
result Of a trling fight, ard all of them were
discharged on ayment Of costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
took place Yesterday afternoon al ; O'Clock 40
II. James Episcopal church The sacred
edifce was nearly filled and with deeply
sympithetic audience. The services were
conducted by Rev. Or. Joshua Peterkin, the
venerable rector Of the church, assisted by
Rev. Preston Nash, assistant rector. The
beautiful funeral service Of tbe Episcopal
Church was read by the reciOTs, and t8o
solos" Behold, | sh0w You Mystery"
and 4" Good Night, Beloved were sung by
Captain Frank Cunningham. Tne floral Of
feriugs were numerous aud beautiful After
the services the procession moved 10 Holly
wood, where the body Wls laid 10 rest. Tue
pail bearers were Messrs. sillG Watkins,
Charles Boiling, Carter Branch, Tazeweli FL
lett, l.. f. y. Myers, Jr., Joseph Bryan.
Jonn Anderson. b. Rand. Welliord, Otway
;. Allen. Frank Mcclure, Willie Trigg, and
Beverley 4. Crump.
Among those who attended the iunersi
we're Governor and Mrs. Lee and Hon. j. l..
NJ Curry,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
WHO IS MRS. wINsLowl

Asthis question Is frequently ash ed, We will aim
plysAy that she Is lady who gcr upwards Of forty
years has untirngly devoted her time and tai
enis a. a female Physician and Nurse. princs-
paIly among children. She has especially stu.
died the constitution and wants of Tbs numerous
class. aad. a. result Of this effort aud practical
knowledge obtained In lifetime spent IS .
nurse and physician, she has compounded
Soothing. Syrup for children teething- Il ops-
rates ike magic--giying rest and health, and 10
moreover sure 70 regulate the bowels 10 con-
sequence OF this article, Mrs. wiDslov Il oecom-
ing world-renowned as q benefsctor Of her race.
children certainly do RISE Up aud bloss her; es-
peclany l. this tho case In this cty. yass qaxa-
tides Of the Soothing Syrup sro DAIRY sosd and
used here. We think Mrs Winslow has immor-
talized her name by this invaluable article, and
We sincerely believe thousands Of children have
been saved from an early grave by Is timely
use, and that millions yes unborn will share its
benefits and unite Ia calling her blessed No
MoTaEE has discharged her duty 10 hoe suffering
little Que. In our opinion. untl she has given u
ihe bsnent OF Nrs winsos's Soothing syrup.
Try e, mother, TIKI IT s0w.-Ladies rGsioy, Nev
YORK city Sold BY all druggists twenty-five
cents a bottle. sp is-sod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Mnnche.ter Nen. votes.

There was good skaiirg yesterday mora
ing on the ponas around Manchester.
The small boy with his I'm horn and fire.
crackers had possession OF the city last night,
and things 9ere made quite lively.
Very little work was done In this city yes
terdly. The railTosd shops were all closed,
and there vas a general suspension Of bust.
ness except with the merchants, who were
kept quite busy.
Miss Emma Conway, after 30 ilI1ess OF
more ihaD 4 year, died Sundzy night NJ The
residence OF her father, Mr. JOhu Conway,
on Thirteenth street.
Rev. L. Il. ThOrnhil, pastor ~ she Balm.
BRIDGES Street Baptist church, wilt leave tbis
afternoon for Appomatlox. biz former home,
where be viii spend several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Rose NJ de Dutzele to II.
Wythe Davis, 81 feet on Cary street between
Plum and HarYie. S!,055; AdoIDhus l.. saw
aye and wife 10 Lena N. Sayage's tTu1tee, 30
feet on Broad street corner Thirtieth, 81;
Ellen :. Sinton's trustee 10 Thomas +. stagg,
l37 feet on Marshall street corner Twenty
sixth, 1925; Otwsy :. Alien aud wife TO
William {. Allen Sheppard. IS feet on Grove
avenue, -; Colin Kitchen aud wife to
Charles II. Koss, 20 feet on Cherry street be-
tween Cary and Cumberland, 1000; y. NJ.
Wilson and wife TO William G. Allen Shep-
pard. - feet ou Grove ayenue, -.
HenrIco: william Bablan and wife 10 John
whiteslde. 20 feet on Valley street. $3.50;
saliie b. BoIIing's trustee to William Il. JEFF
ferson, GO feet on Tweniy-elzhth street be-.
tween Il and 5, si5j; X. IL. Duneanson and
wife TO Z. q. Tinsley, 232 feet ca Moore
street corner Dinneen, $4,000; w. ID. Jeu-
niugs's widow and heirs TO A. r. Courtney,
trustee. 2S4 acres an York-Riyef railroad, - I;
Gustaye X. Lugnot's executor and devisees
10 II. W. siggins, % feet on William street
corner Carter, tS6oi Robert Lynch's trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

DARBYs PRoPHYLAcTIc FLUID.-Use it IN every
slck-room. VIII keep the atmosphere pure and
wholesome, removing all bad odors from any
source.
win destroy all Disease Germs, infection from
all Fsyers, and all Contagious Diseases
The eminent physician, j. Marion SIMS N. d.,
New York, says; ~ aia convinced that Profess
sor DarDys Prophylactic Fluid Is a most Vaiua-
bic disiufectant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Medical OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting OF the Richmond
Academy OF Medicine held on the 18th 10.
staut the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Dr. J. ;. Dorsey Calleu,
president; Or. }. K. Wheat, trst vice presi'
dent; Dr. jacob MichAux, second sice-pfesi
dent; Dr. d. A. kuyk, third yiee.presldcu,;
Dr. Ed. Mccarthy, treasurer; De. W. h
Mercer, secretary; Or. W. :. Gordoa. A..
sisiant secretary; DR.. A. 5. Wexford. libra
risn. The society has very bright outlook
for the coming year. and its membership, Il
Is believed, will be larger than before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
eaaf,asnt Of Their ner,t.

Miss A. NJ. Peters, Monsion, Ala, writes
under date Of September %, 1885,
"Eoclosed please hod 81 for which send
its yalpe in Brandreth's Pills. would like
to have them at a. early date as possible, ~
there s = considerable ysllos'feser scare IN
tins part OF the Stale. In Decatur. Ala,
about twenty-five miles from this place,
fifteen eases ara reported. intend 70 try
your pills on any cases that may appear VA my
family. | have full eopdence tnst II they
are taken In time they will cure IL, aud almost
any other disease"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

The following Is the programme OF -
Concert given for the benefit OF the street.
car drivers Wednesday evening, December
Goth:
Professor John kesnicb, Director.
Mr. Manly B. Rsm0s, Accompanist.
l. Oyerture-E Eneourax ment. 80. (Boetfger,)
Orchestra.
9. Song, tenor-"The Song that Reached
Ny Heart" "....................( (Jordan,)
Mr.. Frank W. Cunningham
Q. Song, soprsno-"Sweetbesrts Lay"
(Powell.)
Mrs. silas Shelburne.
4. Selection" Erminie" ...... (srr. Moses)
Orchestra.
8. Song, baTitone-yikings Song. Il Adams,)
Mr. Douglas Leitwich.
G. Duet, soprano aud tenor" Maying."
(smith,)
Mrs. Shelburne and Mr.. Cunningham.
:. Fsntasie- Waldidylle.. ...... (Hssseimn,)
Orchestra
S. Song, tenor" She Is 80 Innocent"
Lecocqp
Mr. r. W. Cunningham.
8. yalse--" Danube Waves ~. .Ivanovesch,)
Orchestra.
After the Concert . Grand Ball viii Do
given aud an orchestra OF ten pieces will fnr.
nish the music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
pbillivs'. Digotibls Cocoa

produces feeling Of lightness and buoyancy.
a. agsin.t tha. Of weight, hosdache, and depres-
sion. 20 common with the ordinary cocoas.
Your druggist aud grocer have IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
No ni.nafcn To.Morror.

Proprietors and editors, reporters and
clerks, printers ana prsssmen, and all the
functiOnaries OF the Dispatch. whether OF
high or low degree. will take holiday to-day,
and consequently the paper will moi be Is
sued tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Kindhng.wood and Fuel Of every descrip-
ton for Christmas fires.
s. II. IIAwEs,
Eighteenth aud Cary streets.
Telephone 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

TO Allen J. Harris, 45 feet on Carter street,
s275; Mary V. Saunders to Benjamin n.
Duvs, % 1-j acres on Hermitage road, 81;
John Whileside and wife 10 William W..
Whiteside, 1TS feet near Valley street and 20
feet on Valley street. $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

II have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs and in each case hAso used BE0yss
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. which have never failed.
and / must say thoy are second % mono in the
world. .p-Felir A. Nay, Cashier, ~. Paal, MsHa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Tabulated statements prepared for CON-
putting rates for hee insurance show the
largest percentage OF deaths occur between
the ages OF i've and eighteen months from
choiera-Iniantum. Or. B,ggerss Huekieberry
Cordial should be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Pile on the Yule Logs for Christmas! A
large stock OF them condensed or IN the
rough. Some 5000 years old
:. III. HAYES,
Eighteenth and Cary streets.
TelephOne 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

II. W. Moests will give on every dollars
worth OF goods sold for cash cne chance on
"Gipsy Queen" yaued at $50, exhibited In
bis window.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Best Anthracite Coal "snaps ITS fingers" at
cold weather and cheers for Christmas.
:. III. IiAwEs.
Eighteenth and Cary streets.
TclenhOne 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Tnrkish Life Tablsta

a Food for tho Nerves and Brain. an sbsoints
cure foF Nervous Headache, Mental Weakness,
Despondaucy, aud a positive cure for the Liquor
Habit sold ~ W. II. scorr. Franklin sni Seven
teenth streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Beautiful Photographs hs-iowost prices LES
GALLERY, Teuth and Main streets. ixcard Pho
iograpbs, oOc.; Que dozen cabioeis sl.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she clung 10 Castoria
when she had Children, she gave them castoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Those lovely Cologne Bottles with Photographs
at LsE GALLERY, Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Fireworks ~ low As the lowest.
Christmas Ornaments in great variety.
Ice.Cream Of all imaginable fiyors and
all shapes and styles manufactured OF Al
pure cream.
Give US a call and oblige yours truly.
III. w. M0ESTA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Best Splnt Lump Coal for blazing Christ.
mas fires. ;. IA. HAwEs,
Eighteenth and Cary streets.
Telephone 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

SPECtALTtKS
on which I was awarded First Premium at
the Virgins Agricultural and Mechanical
Exposition:
superior Fruit>Cake, 30 TO 40 cents per
pound.
Three pounds Of Pound-Cake for 81.
Citron.C AXE. 40 cents per pound.
White Almond. Cake, so cents per pound.
lsdy.Cake, 80 cents per pound.
Ornamental Cakes OF best quality always
on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Chrtssma as Presest e,

Call anyhow ana secure on cash OF install
ment plan q house In prime order for . sift
10 your wife. Prices low. Houses also Tor
rent. Money TO loan.
JAMES II. CRESsHAw,
Real Estate Agent
III north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
Christmas! shristmasi!
IIs Va NIWE0FAf
Coniectiouer and Baker,

H. W. MoEsTA,
Contectiouer snd Baker,
III east Main street.
Our Christmas prices are as follows:
PLAIN Mixed Candies, 10 cents per pound;
8 pounds for 81.
French Mixed Candies, Is centspcr pound;
pounds Tor 81.
Fine Bon.Bons % 70 30 cents per pound.
MaiilardO Chocoate-Drops, % cents per
pound.
French Conseryes. ~ cents per pound.
Fresh Mixed Nuts, 20 cents per pound;
pounds for 81.
Riisius, Figs, Ctron. Bananas, Oranges,
and Malaga Grapes very low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Lutheran.
xvASGELIcAL CHURCH.

where Christmas IS celebrated As holy day,
not a holiday. On account of the birth Of
Christ. which + not 30 much a temporal - a
spiritual blessing 10 the world, Lutherans
hold that the celebration OF Christmas ought
10 be far different frOm that Of temporal or
civil holiday, az the Fourth Of July, for in-
stance. Accordingly. in the Evangelical
Lutheran church, corner Sixth and Clay
streets. RpY. &. J. Oehlschlaeger pastOr, the
dav will be celebrated with divine services
morning and evening. The text OF the SER
mon in the morning viii be Titus H., fl-i4-
Theme: "The Wondrous Grace OF God which
in Christ Appeared Unto All Men, The
text ot the sermon IN the evening will be
Luke H.. l-ll-Thcme. "The Circumstances
OF The Birth OF Christ"
The second day will be celebrated by d.
vine service 10 the morning and by chil-
dren'S service, with ChristmaS-tTee and dis
tribuiiou OF gifts, IN the evening.
This latter service will consist OF Liturgy,
recitations Of propbesies and their fulilment
In The birth OF Christ, aud OF the Gospel nar-
ratiye. ana singing By the children, inter-
speraed with singing by the congregation
the Whole service lighted BY the tapers OF the
Christmas tree.
FIRST ENGLISH.
This church will have special Christmas
services. 4 sermon on the song OF the an
gels at the Sayiour's birth will be preached
by the pastor at II A. n. to-day. After the
sermon "a Christmas Offering will be taken OF
the SUNDAY school and church. The choir,
led BY MIR. Henry Grener, will render SUIT
able music on the occasion, aud enjoyable
services may be expected. Seats are free,
and all who come will receive hearty wei
come.
The sunday school OF this church win hold
its anniversary sn Thursday night, Decem-
ber g7ih, al O'Clock A Christmas tree
laden with gifts 10 all the scholars will be
the feature Of the evening. There Will be
several appropriate addresses and singing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
westmoreiand CIub Spread.

The Wesimoreland cub had handsome
spread at their club-rooms last night. Nearly
all OF the members, including Mayor Elle-
son, were present A letter was read from
Governor Lee expressing bis regret that he
was unable 10 attend. Commander Felix
McCurlev, Of the monitor lieet, large num-
Der from the Richmond CLUB and several
other invited guests we're present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Resi- Fuel for Christmasi

). II. HAwEs,
Eighteenth and Cary streets.
Te,epbone 81.
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IA Manchester

A short Christmas service will be held al
the West.End Methodist church this morn
ing, and at the Meade.M Memorial Episcopal
church the season will be observed in tee
accustomed manner. The rector, Rev. John
j. Clopton, will oficiate. Ii is probable that
the Sunday schools OF some OF the other
churches will have celebrations later IN the
week. Christmas sermons were preached 81
both the Bnnbridge Street Baptist aud the
Presbyterian churches Sundsy morning by
their respective pastors and at the latter
church 4 very interesting and largely
attended Sunday-school meeting was held ID
the afternoon. Mr.. j. d. X. >ieight deliv-
cred an address, which was greatly enjoyed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Ieirb-Street Baptist church as a body will
not hold services to-day, but the Sunday
school Will assemble in the lecture-room tns
morning at 10 O'Clock, when there will be ex-
efcises both interesting and appr0priate.
The singing Of the doxoiogy will open the
exercises, and this will be followed by 4
Sunday.scbool song, prayer and an address
by the superintendent, Professor 4. Morris
Sette. Two more hymns Will be sung. the
reports OF the school will be read. and santa
Claus will then appear, laden with candies.
nuts. raisius. aud other sessonables, and each
scholar will receive a package at his gene
Tous hand.
Tomorrow night will occur the eelehra-
iion OF the ihirty-fourth anniversary OF the
sunday school OF this church. These occa-
sons have always proved TO be among the
most happy and interesting events OF
,Chrstmastide, and the present one will fully
maintain The established reputation. The
school was never mere prosperous than now.
ON sunday last there were present G23 OH
GERS, teachers, and scholars. The schools
will assemble in their respective rooms
Wednesday evening AZ O'Clock aod march
In regular order to the sudieuce-rooms.
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BOILED.
Corn beef and cIbLage.

ROAST.
Turkey dressed surloiu beef. Pork, with brown
pltat0eA
VEGETABLES.
Rice. potatoes. cabbage, light bread.
DESSERT.
Assorted cakes, lemon pies, mpce pies, coffee.
None OF the prisoners had received pres
ents last night, but they expect calls from
their friends to-day.
PEN1TENTiARY.
At the penitentiary the day will be OBJ
served a a holiday, and the prisoners viii
De allowed as much liberty as the superin-
tendent feels justified in granting There
vii be q snncial dinner
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Ihcse VINO Arc an Prison.

The following bill OF fare for the dinner
ST the cily jail to-day shows That sergeant
Robert A. Carter will give his boarders q
Grst.class Christmas meal: