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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Court scanfnia. II danoHpccs tho favoritism
sisown by The King u Wursombcrg " thrce
Americans who, u says, ~ means 81 Bpecule-
tiou, baTo gained IN enormous innnonce over
TIE Invalid monarch
Actiog- Secretary Thompson telegrapbed 20 NE
collector Of customs a. San yrnncisco yesterday
Chinese labornrs returning % China from
Panama may be transferred IN The hnrbor nom
Incoming - Outgoing vonssls without being
landed on Uaiied States territory.
Albert 4 Shaver. ex-ooanty treasurer Of Ciarc.
Me-, Is undnr arrest on tho charge % appropri-
afing betwoea 81 900 and 81 900 o. the county funds
during his tenn Of O1ioe In 1884 May IL, isSA
Shaver wss found bound and gagged IN his ONCE,
and he declared no had been robbed OF sLVlO
His story wa not eeneraily seiisyed, aud mo
present arreat - to result OK tnYo5ti gallons that
have since been made.
A special 20 ST. Louis from Eagle Psss, Tex.
says: A wholesale system q freight robbery
has iust been discovered on tho MexicRn Con-
ual railroad. and 10 n believed that she total lose
b. tho company will b. In the neigbborhood OF
S51001 Three conductors and one brakeman
have been failed. his extensive system OF
stealing has been carried on for the pass two
years and By Is exposure twenty or thirty en-
ployees are likely 10 DO arrested
willis J. Cooke. tho noted telegraph operator,
died ~ mo home Of his parents, Ia sanduaky, o.,
from blood poisoning. lie was chief operator IN
the service II the Panama railroad Cooke was
known far and wide az one Of the greatest eK-
perts u tho craft. and several years ago was in
q sor7ice OF the Associated Press a. Washing
ton on their New York and Washington circuit
His remarkable feats IL ielcCraphy there made
him famous among tho operators throughout
the country. Cooke was IN the thirty-seyenth
year Of his age.
". Boulanger was present 10 tho Chamber Of
Deputies yesterday. Baron Suubeyrnn stated
that the enormous proportions of the public debt
dom angiJd red uctiOns In Ltio dOvcrumcntis stats
and the sale ~ the States railways. N. Roche.
reporter ~ tho Budget Committee, declared tnat
the criticisms werb exaggerated is was tho
FronCh expenditures aiCne that were increasing.
An tho EurOpeaa budgets were augmeuting.
Europe had been transformed into vnst cam p.
France was not free IN her movements she
was bound by a fatality of events and Il was i'm
possible % Isolate horsoh as an island before tho
menaciBg col8d0ns. Ito appealed 70 she pa
trioti,m Of the Chamber 10 paes tho budget ilis
speech was greeted with cheers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
How 20 Keep Refugees out.

WASHINGTON, -. g., October % Surgeon
General Hamilton sent the following telegram
to Or. Porter, 1t Jacksonville, this after
noon:
Your authority 70 keep refugees out Of
the city must come from tto City Council
with such authority you need nothing fur
Their from the Government. In regard TO the
drginiection Of bedding, the Government
only proposes To pay for toe destruction Of
mattresses, pfI9ws. and comforts necessarily
destroyed in the houses Of toe poor. Persons
able must sustain theiI Own loss. The City
Council should pass IN ordinance eXacting
PENALTY for the coBceaiDent II infected arti-
cles IN the houses. The Use Of a public
laundry and distinction building, when COO
strncted. Will be free. CaEpeis need not be
destroyed, but should be subjected TO steam
rgPoeess -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAsKRr

Tho day was taken up IN M award Of pro-
MUM. on leaf tobacco. samolos on Change.
ono manufactured tobacco as tho Exposition
Groands-Doth Of which arc presented herewith
below. Private asios woEo % donbt made 20
day. but nre hnrd " trace ia tho haste ond harry
OF other dutioi.
Many prominent mon Of no Trade from this
state. North Caroline. and tho Wost are among
the f1guy Visitors.
The snies n leaf t0bacoo Win take place at 70
o'cioct tomorrow at tho Exposition Hall Let
oil nc tobacoo- men como prepared 20 Dsd heir
best sprlgbsty on our premium and Ofher mo
stock offered, aud give TIC glory % Richmond.
Va.
Mr. s. ehoiburno carries or ne mrs; premium
(dn8 Wrapyers) Tor +. v. Winston, Of Bristol
Goods0n, rgnnessse lipo. fnose tobeceos bago
boon known heretofore az " Mountain Sprouts
etc., but have gradually o0lae u tho 'front.' rs
Wrappers, having tho finest color mode for
Wrappers. Mr. Winston. tAkss about sLDo In
premiums, ana DOW has nis tobIoco 70 soil bo-
sides.
TIfs TOBACCO R8gHaUss
The premiums 10 Go ieaf ao5occo exhibit have
been awarded a. follows;
CLass No. l--R8sg l8mOn- col0Eed wrapper sOld
fFON 1891. a. MfIMENa AtAAH4'if ANtAa-f 'AtHANA
by slas sh8IDurns, kcOmoDd, Va; nrst pre-
class 10. beet Ieuon-colmod wrapper nov
crop ls8s) J. -. CGFrin. OxioFd a. C., csterod BY
Charles Wafsius 8 Co, kicnnDon1, Va oocond
class 50. s-Bees mahogany wraypors. v.
Winston. BristoI Tenn, entcreff by SONS sliel-
burne, Richmond, Va. ; nm; preu'f'ifn, S4oa
Cla7s No z--Sa.aond baet mahogany wrapper,
F. Winston. Br-t1, TON. entered lu Alss
Shelburue, Richmond, Va. Second premium,
$50
Class no. S-Bess dsopled wrappers. J; C.
COyington D,snyffle, Va. 0DsaFDd % !. ~ Con-
rsd's Sons, Richmond. Va; pFeooton, 500
HYigkt Totuseo CaSssrs.
Glass No. Two packages Of 90 pounds each
beat cutters, J. -. Cooper. q Hsn1azspn. n, G..
entered ~ n. Z. smith d Co.. Rictroond. Va /;
''i ciass 10 - ,cosd bass r. winston. Brsssoi,
Tenn, entered b. Slas shelbafne, kishnona,
Va; second premium, Sllo
Best Briynf Tobacco sfakvs
Class No. 5-Tw0 packages Of 30 pounds not
each, r. n. geifrt0r, Mos kIBnDurg eoaaty, Va.
/ entered BY ChGries DatsiaTs q Co. Richmond,
We. premium, 500.
Bright TeSoaso Ftlsr.
Glaze 10. 6--1hsee packages 90 pounds net
| each, bsss icuOrreobuSed 0llrE. yobu 4 Lockfart
Durham. n C.. entered By a n. conrads soss,
! RichmSnf, Va Uranium, I'm
class 10 5--Tnroe packages 800 poands no'
each. bost rs,ahngsny hneE>, Aoblin a hsdsoa
| foHth Boston, Va, entofed b. Darlington q Co,
RichmoDd: premium, s6a
sSaa- CErsS Td5aceos.
Class No. s--one psekego 20 poapds not basl
agD-cursd wrapper: nrss pncntafn ". p. Ne.
klna Louisa oOosty. Va, enscred b. john J. Nfh
/ son. Bon q ce-. kschmood; 1rst premium. si50
Class No H-S6rxHsa os-ss WRAPPER. A ~ fftso
/ Louia8 eoanty, Va. eaiered ~ JtAn J. NnsofA
] bon & Co. Richmond. Va: second prorninm. 81
Cbsas ,s1A 9--Iw0 packa<an. acc pound. nee 6e-sa
besi san-cnrod tller. ". O. Wsson. Caroline
/ county. Va entered ~ John !. Wilson, sea- 4
! Co.. kiehmOng. nrst pvomiun, 800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
PittsYivania Aroused.

Specinl telegram 20 me Dlspatchl
DASvIiLE, Va, October 23.-Notwith'
standing the rain and general bsd weather
$50 people gathered az AndeHou's Store TO-
Day 20 bear speeches from Colonel +. Il.
withers. Major w. T. Suiherlin, and ~ j..
Montague. The people raiVed umbrellas and
stood in the rain 70 hear the speeches, and
listened most atieutively. A big barbecue
was served. and the Democrats had feast-
day. Pittsylysnia Is thoroughly aroused,
and 70 il nov believed she will roll up big
majority for the Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Pleads Guilty 10 Forgery

ny tlItFrhpu " NJ IIsphItNI
NEW YORK. october 23.-Janes J.. Bcdci,
the real estate clerk ~ the firm OF Shipman.
Barlow, Lar0cque e. Mcfarland, who robbed
his employers clients OF about 1904, 900 upon
fraudulent deeds, was arraiened IN The Court
~ Genera Sessions to-day before Judge
Cowine. There are fourteen indictments
against him, and be pleaded guilty 20 forgery
10 The first degree. lie was remanded for
sentence lie WIN Doe used as witness on
the trial Oi Emerson & Goss, the policy
dealers With whom be- alleged Doe spent over
$4,000 Of the proceeds ~ hi, thelL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
The Terminal Pnrchnae OF the GoOr-
utu RntfrOnu.

my tolggrap. % CSC l.8pathl
New YORK. October 2i-rhe urst ps ymcnt FOR
the Georgia Conn any stock wa ms3c today By
the officials o. fho Richmond Terminal Cone
unnv. The committee hns not yet completed az
rHnrrmcut8 Tor no trAnsirr, hul W.I probably
90 ao Tomorrow The Georgia Company gGs
organized boy syudlc.te % huufcnt ~ Hob
Inns fur tlo purpose uf c1rrying fLONQlJ OF Gept
sin Central sto1E. Wiirh Fyfiirnt. oNpircl two
years rg1. lt had issued fi2,tOAO ~
stock ana 100000 ~ hopds, and held
tho syudicsto stock 40 is treasury rs
collateral for bonds 10 "a 'ri1ily stated
to-day thai t1e price paid Tor tho stock
wgs s2I per share. making &c total about ei.Ho.-
Ul Tho East Tonno.4er directors meet t)-mor-
row ~ declare disiioni ut per cent This
wIll give the Richmond Terminal $4,000 10 cab.
which viii bo applied to tho pur haao ot tho
Georgia Company stoct. Ihnr1 IS some t7lt
Of diasat7fncton among iho holders az tbe rr-
foainingF LgOOll Grorga Central stock. repre-
sentiug tho minority interest President lumao
states that he Is prepared ~ buy tho remaining
stock az 81 20 per share.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
VIRGINIA. DOCVORs.
Annual Meeting or the Medical 800
ctesy OF VtrRtnfa.

Especial telegram % the Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va. October 23.-Ih's evening
the nineteenth anuusl session Of The Medical
Sorietv Of Virginia was called 20 order m
the Young Mems Christian Association build
Ing by The president, Or. Benjamin Black
ford, Of Lynchburg. Or. Herbert 81. Nash,
o. this city. delivered The address OF web
come. which included a review " the ciiy
historically aud geographically and warm
tribute to the three Norfolk members Of the
society," DIS. William Sciden, h. i. Fun
stan, and William J. Moore-who died du-
ring the Yesr.
The Committee on Nominations Of Fellows
Of the Society was then appointed, after
which Or. William T.. Walker. Of Lynch.
burg, delivered the annual address 90 the
public and the profession on the subject
''Moses and Other Doctors which was
deeply interesting and received close aIien-
ton.
After various announcements the society
adjourned until II O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The medical profession Of the State is well
represented, and the bah y night was well
filed with "a audience Of ladies and gentle
men Of the city interested IN the proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Evv.Ctty Races.
IDy Telegraph 70 ne Dispaichl

fHy ielegraph % Tie DispziIcAI
WASHINGTON. ID. c., October 23.-it has
been nining steadily sll day.
Flr.t racs- purse 500, for al ages-Sx
furiongs- Reporter won; Badge second,
Volta third. Time, l:l6.
Second race maiden tWo-Vear-Olds-6ye
furlOngs--BeFtba h. W0n; Passport second,
Bravo third. Time, E044.
Third raee--autunanai handicap, Tor three
year-Olds--EuFos Won; Favor second, Frank
Ward third. Tiuse, 2l3t.
Fourth race-selbng raoe-one and one
sixteenth miles--GleumOund Voc; Satistac-
ton seceHd, Wab0o Third. 1ame. Ia.
Ffnh rsoe Mekibben stesplechass
eourse-HeFcuies won; Eiphin second,
Brace Bran third. Time, 300.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Crusnra Under street-Car.

fepecial telegram . tho Dispatch-l
NopPOLE. October 23.-This afternoon 4
strcet-car driver Of the BrambletoD division
named Broaddus Cuihereii, son Of the late
Or. +. G. Cufhereil. Loot his balance and fell
over The front q bis car aud was run over.
Several ribs were broken and driven into his
BODY and his arms crushed. Doctors were
speedily summoned and he was taken home
pumptly and cared for, bu. he fingered only
4 few hours, dying a. & O'Clock tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
TEX WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY va
rainy.
WV YORK srncK MARKET.

NEw YORK. October 92-The stock marset TO-
day wss only fairly active and irregular, but
prices Wero generally BtrODg. Tho securing u
control q the Georgia Central by the Term nal
Company was the principal topic % conversation,
and southern stocks which belong b. that system
the features. While others. such as Louis
vilie and Nashville and Norfolk ami western,
we're inclined % weakness S1verol stocks or
the Terminal system long neglected were
brought forward and advanced sharply, notably
Memphis ard Charleston and Columbia and
Greonvile preferred. The general LES was
eomowh4t more quiet, especially in the early
portion q the day, and AZ tho close WAS
Inclined % weakness. Northwestern WAS
the feature and Was lower throughout
though IT,. extreme fuetuatiOn was Only
per cent Tho Immediate cause q the
change IN tho tone of the stuck was q circular
throwing doubt upop tho genninsnees % reports
Of the business Of no company signed by an
alleged expert Mtsoun fRdnc att0r a
drop IN the early trading recovered handsomely
and shows a material advance this evening
Union facifc aud New kpgi8nd we're the
features. but show inal changes for fractional
amounts only Reading aud mo rest Of tho
coal stocks showed little more life
than of lnte, but the rnVVtxnonfs were
unimrortant Tho opening vs,s irregular
Declines exfonded 20 = and further Losses
OF fractional amounts wore sustained
early. Norfolk preferred was especially weak
The nst soon rallied. however. on a sudden ard
complete change m the temper OF speculation
ant the carly losses quickly recovered. TOE mi-
ihl N'o'h- aiaa ei5ecNFi Fh'ut nv dio utNeiu
movement which continued pll I. d., though
the progress male Wes extremely small IN The
afternoon and toe amount OF business done
showed q marked decrease. 4 sagging tendency
appeared toward the last hour and some ounces
-lOns from rue best dguree were maate, though
no spos1a' feature WIS apparent aud tbe market
npahy closed rather Weak and qatoL generally at
insunid ant changes from tbs opening. Total
sales 11nuN .hsrcs.
BpenfG1 Exchange dull and steniy 70 frin.
Money
ianres-Goid. sf6G3ss.3)0; currency. fiS.tS2, % @.
Governments dull nnd steady ~ nrm. per
cents t.5I; ~ coapoas. ioSG. staro bonds
Gun a1d ieafurefiss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Tho nan city. Reinforeementa

T1T"NIlI y -''7l-I II ~ t'1'7 l7'' l7'''-9FI
LYSCBCnG, Va, October 23.-Besween
two and three hundred members OF the
Young Mems DemOmufie Ciub left Tor Rich
mond tonight 10 take part in the parade To-
morrow. A detachment Of the Fiiz Lee
Troop also lcit for Richmond 10 attend the
Exposition. a great crowd collected when
the train pulled out and cheered them to The
echo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

10y UI'RfHUu % II' U'TI'U.I
NASHVILLE. tenn, October o. Tho opening
DAY ~ the fan meeting. Ih' track was muddy,
and a drilling rain was falling al. The altar
noon. FIRST rucc-six furl0ngs-frei MOolfy
won: Lucy Howard second, ST. Allan third.
Time. l.g0s.
Second race-six furone'-Llib'rt Won; Rol
Dor second. Go Lightly L.ri. fime l.ti
Third ra-e-nine sixtetnths ~ % uilo-Laiy
Wrinkle won Pauline second, Top O Che Molu-
iug thlri. time. 59a,
Fourth racs-nge furloncs-epoksDo Won;
Long Dance second J.lon third. fimc, LOON.
Fihh racine mIlc-0ieuhal wou; Doubt
second, Comedy third Time, g.
Tho match raca between Patron ana Prince
Wilks wa- postponed undl Saturday on account
81 mo mud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

f3y Anglo-American cable TO the pispa'cLl
ioNpoN, October 2S.--At the NEWMARKET
uonghton meeting to-day The race %S Tue
Cambridgeshire stakes was won by W. -
eigh's Iour.ye4r-old bay colt Veraeity n.
J. Boyd's iour-y earold chestnut con Cacs I,s
secopd, and A. Coopev's three-year-oia
brown coli Bismarck third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
WILLIAMSBURG.

The PhUniX Society," 81 william and Mary
College lrts been Te0rcanized, and there 4
talk Of recognizing the Philomsihcan So
cieiy. There are eighty students In the coll
legc.
Colonel T.. IT. Armlstead died at the resi-
dcnce ~ bis son, Mr. II. 4. Armistesd. in
james city county, Monday night lie was
IN his eighty-1ith year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
RArTrsoBE STOCK MsRKgr.

Burm0RR ND. October 22-virginia con-
soils. IN: DO. i0-i0s, %; DO new Ss, 6ia65N
baltimore and ohio stock, S0aSi sales al
s4A. Is. ~. Northern Ceutra 7Us0: Cincin-
uat. Washington aud Baltimore Is. 0lS; do.
Xs. ~ do 8A, 8slsn35: consolidated gas bonds
i08h ai19 DO. stock. "a Hala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Great excitement prevails m Accomack
county among the negroes owing to the kid
mapping of four negro boys by an oyster
dredging tchooner from Maryland. Two
are named Hutchinson, one Lewis. aud the
name OF Tho fourth one IS unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Eight Millions for the Georgia Cen

lBy telegraph b. tho Diapatchl
New Y0rE. O,tober % II. g. HolliHs,
The banker. states i1lt Che price paid Tor the
Georgia Central rsllr0sd by the Richmond
Terminal is 5000. )uo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
AUCriON sALEs TO-DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR 10 AMI II A. n, horses.
mules. buggies, ptaotons, landaus, Wasons,
hay, scc-
WILLIAM JENKINS, 1870 T. NJ, bananas,
pears, and apples.
FOX 3 RIDER. 10 b., oysters.
FOX 81 RIDER. 2 p. NJ. western cabbage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
va Tired Brata

f,sx uoRsEFoRp's ACID PuosrHArE.
DIR. o. c. stsul, Syracuse y. l.,
al gave II 10 one patsent weo WIS uh n,.s -
10 rain was tired and confused upon tEs
~ 49, :" ."s,'.sl ex,rtlop. Immediate benefi
nd ultimate recovery followed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Chenn Eena.

Julien Mtiord, 1902 Main street. Rich.
moud. Ya.,is selling right fair tea green
toal 40 - cents per pound. Some Of the
best people iu town are using II. In r."
DAYS De- Will have q big supply OF giit ten,
with SOME Cn,Fe new presents which viii 20
with each pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
ApVkRTIsENa AeENrn.

WE DAN SERVE YOU WELL
w AND SAVE YOU MONEY IN ADgEK-
TfSlN0. ksrimates fr0e.
ADFEirf5SxRS' GUaDE-BOoK,
NE most elgnpkofe and original ever issued
Semi on receipt of 80. 70 pay tor packing and
fofwarding Advertising srtslag ssDectalfy
THRI. JkFF. MELBOURNE ADfRh-
TlSIHG AGENCY,
us and LEO east Baltimore strUoi,
~ Sl-eodkEsG AAliunaral ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

d. Gardiner Tyler made a stirring address
10 he Democrats a Hampton on Monday
night.
SIR Robert Davis, Of Hampton, died sud-
denly Monday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Nearly Fvory stranger VINO visits
Richmond cails on Julien Binior(i, 1872 east
Main srect. sud secures asupply OF his ceic-
trated q" 70 select" aud M0ntr0se" whiskey
10 take home for medicinal snd family use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

ny toloeraph U DO Dlspaschl
WASHINGTON, d. G., October 23.-The
Trc1sury today accepted tenders u S77L00o
~ per cent b0ads go 1883 some As We're
offered 20 lbs, but sll Wc1e rejected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
DISsoASTI1Ns & PARTNHHsHIPs,
YVHR WATT Pillow COMPANY,
tsucco5gors y Watt 8 CAM

(7ucco830rs b Wait 8 CalD
1918 AID i5eJ FEANELIs sTEsST, RICHMOND, VA
Ne tako mis- method ~ informing our friends
end tbD pll5iic generally that We have formed
Co pe rtnsrflip under the hrm-name and styleof
THE WATT PLOW COMPANY
and have sslllrei no control % an tho PasentA
Ps,tsFns, Trade narls, AMI Proprietary Rights
OF tie late firm of Natt 80 Call, and propose 70
uenufactuno tho G. CELEBRATED WAIT FLOWS
and CaeHibgs generally AMI sell ali kinds d
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MA
CnINEhI.
Win ample facilities and prompt and careful
attention 70 all orders lntrgted 10 US We hope 70
merit d liberal share u the public patronage.
MANFRED CALL. AGENT
X H. WArHMEf.
ARTHUR 4. slNlOA.
60 S)-d2,aaim&Elm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
EDUCATIONAL.
beading AND ORATORY.

AZ
Mss LILLIAN ARNOLD. pupil or Professor
D.. r. Raymond. late principal az no Boston
School of OrAt0ry, Will GIVE PRIVATE OR
CLASS-LESsONs tx EEADIha AND OkA1Ohf
at ayi east FranElin. FOR terms apply %
MISE ARNOLD.
g. l9-WTh. F.&su&tra, ThS5uim'
MISS BLAIR WILL RESUME HER
IVA suAKsPEAkE CLASS WEDNESDAY.
November Is, lsss. Tho SILICON parl0r Oi east
Main mas boon secured for tho sssion. Fur
further particulars apply ~ il2 east Leigh
oc lD,l1.2l.Jl.Ho7 .l0,i3,H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
BOARDING..

ETBT.CLASS BOARD AT MIS-.
PATTBONs, No. 20i cast Franklin street
Rooms largo and comfortable; newly papered
and painted. &C Calm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

TORSALE, ASTYLISH -FOUR On
II YEAR-OLD MAKE; sixteen hands; -
guitnlie for a Victoria WILLIAM ALLEN.
2t-H SOS west rankin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
A CENTURY.
4 NorYD EVENT IN TBg HISTORY oy
VIRGINIA PRBsBYTERIAEtsM
20 Centennial Meeting Of the synod Of
Notwithstanding sermons ana
Historical address.
-srn.lal loleerarn . tho nl.nnlch.l

Virg'nia-Vpening Sermons ana
Historical address,
a-e.a.sata-4--
.ere,isl telegram u the Dispaich.l
f Ir0rlnTNCs CHckcH. RocFnsfnoa ro,,,
BtriNt~ VA, OctDber = Tho fseotopptoI
Ir ~ The Syucd ~ Virginia was opensS
f'-lsy "a n 4. NJ with a sermon by DC
rs.0r, kov. T. ifyOr, ID. D., now tho olfo,t
'.r 81 no SYNOD. Although eighty four
ui and having been ufty-siN yoars
1.s'ry. De preached with All tne vigor
-.r oi youth lie preached without Dotca
ciWavt 1che. and reads without epeets-
.nr 'nki, htbreN xii g." Tssua Chriat
..n yesterday ana today and forever ",
$40 Sac basis OF a clear ami forciblo Gospel
a'niH',y ~ that which Is divine vas con-
NIN ine chausc - al that ia
Ic iTceeni"1 jesus ~ tho same in Ills
0t, reiat MS to - and oflccs AZ Pr0uhct
Hnf h.ug ~ Tie has ever been 10 ma
iN oiory Rfo auf vicisalmda. Tho
rs 1i iuis sermon had been hia delight
.is Tong ministry. and no urged upon
e ministers thc ioindul preaching Of
wore enrolled % fhe opening seventy
listers ana ioriy-aiA railing elders
Nr Graham nominated Rev. John 4.
| Nu"0.d, vs. cet Va. "a moderator.
tli l.s gfanliathor assisted as "a mems
. urfoultoiiou ~ She synod a hundred
r..o. g ur. A.. L. lacy was also placed in
.. "Hi % DIS ro1scst Is vas Withdrawn.
Hrt funn flNicd iy exclamation. lie
.H.I rnl commanding pre- siding oricer.
H. r. Graham. ol MATlnod, and Elder X
iei1. N frn1cretsDurE, were elected
r...t c.argf
t. g.. D. Vaughan, D.. D., pastor II the
I' srhrminr ihn synod stated that fhls
pt Hfrau'rnd fofir-ouO years before
fe tnn x aie synod, uf-fi. Those who
r'-fi'f~ Nrr" ilauio a. any time o. DC
I'D Indiana iloir rfgos were as CON
lauions a. hcir Bibles and hymn
ne-af'nr - on ample lunch At no
h. synod resumed business, and tie
b.. A. Naideli read tho historical
Thc Address.
r.i ~ v'reinin IN 1856 appointed a com
Is.ng 90 hav. j. a. WHt1ell, d. d..
Ir.oe. fu1 W W. Henry, a.. 3D., %
'al1flr.l eaateh ~ he Presbyterian
fuenia. 'h Do pros oYtsry pciuF re-
'..I'eh ri5 cprnm.fte. with g sketch
.Ic.r. inls committee prosecuted sn
'.uf .nl li tne history ~ tAo pro
.ifi nli lll principles 70 ndVo-
I.'I. HInF BEL au aiWtlgmcut Of somo
.f'iIus nI lt1 raraor history.
tF ItE. aYTrsiAsIsH is VIRGINIA.
nHr Virginia was nr.i settled. On 1907
.f if.f.H.f rauIrs culilI scarcely % said ~
IEt lr.t. stsnNsu bod taken different
.f-nr countries. ih' ENGLISH Re-
rInsi tiHt ea-h sovereign Power hlsi
artg OBJ determine ui. form ~ tho
mn i' own juTe4icu0u. lioHco the
. ".H churches ~ scotland. Holland.
.. nr. --.iiso. Itrf was fully roclgf,f7ef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

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