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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

TIE STATE ELECrION. 81 our Nir-
giuia contemporaries hiye already begun 10
discuss the platform for the Governors cleo
ton next year. aud soms oi them 20 50 far a.
10 recommend that the platform OF tbe Roa-
neke Convection. upon which the state was
carried. be rspudatel. Go ahead. gentle
men. n YOU wish 10 break up the Demo-
cratic party IN Virginia YOU will probably
euccecd, but II is very mistaken idea TO
suppose a majority OF the people In Virginia
are in favor OF free trade or opposed 10
praicctiVe tara. she late elt elton
shows Republican gains in nearly every
white countV ia the state, and they
would undoubtedly bsye carried the State
but for Decorate ea.us In the 0isck coun-
ties, but the bisCk counties viii elect Repub-
hcans 10 She LEGISLATURE, and, II The Demo-
Gratis should lose the white counties by
ucging into the canvass AN issue which can
accomplish no good, as smltter OF course
they would lose the State. Let well enough
alone Portsmouth Enterprise.
We did not wish the people OF Virginia to
divide on the tariff this year, and we do no.
WISH them to divide on It next year. Ma
HONE will probably knock al such questions
out Of the beads OF the Democrats before be
gets through with his contested-election
eases 10 the Federal courts aud the House OF
Representatives. In the presence OF such
questions as Republican ascendancy and
MAHoNE's malignity may raise, all minor
ONES viii be lost sight OF.
By the wsy. the Democratic eieclion'ofll.
Gers who may be mAliclOusly aud uniustly
harasssd and put % expense by MALONE
ought all to sue him for damages as soon Is
they are acquitted. whilst be Is "making It
bot " for them, they ought to make il hot for
him. More: The Democratic State Commit
lee ought 10 zee that all our electon-Oiicers
ere defended by the best Of lawyers aud
ought TO pay al the other necessary expenses
OF their defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
To the 100 Of the DIspateh /:

The vote polled IN this state for 81. John
I'm 1854 was 1913. Can you INFORM your many
temporerancc readers the total number ol
votes received by Fisk IN Virginia ~ TIE re-
cent election? The official organ OF the or
der Of Good Templars says that some 2OOO
were p)ll@d FOR the Prohibition candidates.
ia view Of the feet that the strength Of the
two great political parties IN this State Is so
evenly divided the Temperance Tor rather
Prohjbi.ion) vote wiz prove no mean factor
in Coming contests. DEAoChAI.
AitetNopday next, when the state Board OIL
Canyasscrs will canvass the votes. we hope
to be able TO give the official vote for CLEyE.
LANp, that for HARRISON, that for FISK, end
lbat on the question Of calling the C0ns,itu'
Uonal Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

thst We csnuot excuse for siding with a
northern sec ionsl party. And to learn that
he, Virginian, can find IN the fears Of
the southern whites that they are 20
UNDERGO smother scalawag and carpet-bagcer
period nothing but disappointment" be-
cause they had lost an election, Is TO learn
that the southern people are truly to be
commlsersied. Why should DR.. GHMER
ever have felt modification and chsgrln
at the result Of 50 election though those
are weak words when applied 20 the mixed
indignation and apprehension which south
ern Democrat feels when the Government Is
placed 10 the hands OF men who he
knows will DC source OF constant
trouble TO him aud his people az
long 81 those bad men shall continue to con-
troll the country. itwould be a luxury COM
pafa,iyely for a southern Democrat II the
feelings he experiences when hls section IS
placed at the mercy OF the northern msl'g-
nants could be truthiully characterized as
nothing more than the modification and
chaeIin" which Dr. GHNER experiences
over the loss Of an election. We deep
~ regret that he eau with complacency Join
hands with the leaders OF the Republican
party, or, in other words, with men whose
conduct iustlfes the southern people Ia re-
eardlng them as enemies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24


The New York Times Of yesterday hits
MALONE a lick that ought TO knock BIN
down. and then it tells the little General
where 20 look for fraudulent and purchased
votes. We quote:
"The fact that senator Quly and General
Nabone have put their heads together 10 con-
coct q schenc for preventing The Democratic
electors u Virginia from casting ther votes
In the Electoral College IS strong prefump-
tive evidence that the vote was free and the
count honest a. the recent election 10 the
Stale Of Virginia. Quay and Malone pro-
pose to beeih court proceedings in which
fraud will be alleged, but II 70 were really
their purpose TO begin q hunt orfrauds upon
the ballot We think il Is evident that they
would Institute search trst in Indiana,
where Alr Dud'ey's celebrated scheme Tor
dividing the 'il0aters into blocks % five
worked with such precision ana success that
n STATE strongly against Harrison was carried
for him by sheer weight OF money, OF IN
New York, where m some instances as
large 4 sum as SOS 81 good Republican funds
was paid for a single vote, rather than IN ' IT.
giuia, Wbere no uOusual expenditure has
been reported OK suspected. The senator
and the General are not likely % impress any
court with the justice OF their cause, but tue
attempt to deprive Dir. Cleveland OF Viz
giuia's electoral vote viii furnish them for
& time With a cOngenial occupation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24


The speech Of young Emperor WILLIAM
Of Germany opening tbe Reich'tag is any
thing but Tue deIyerauce Of q IloIsruR OF
'War Lord" 10 is n good taste and
pacific, aud IS decidedly discomiortiug to
The prophets who predicted he would appeal
10 the military spirit in Germany with ANEW
81 securing extra grants for army purposes.
OF course il VIII De sud that BISMARCK in
spired or wrote the speech. That Is probably
true. The tone OF the speech is IN accord with
8lsW4RcE's policy and the assurances be has
frequently given Of late that Germany Ia for
peace and is on the defensive. Aud il IL is
true IL is 20 the credit Of the young ruler
that ho is willing TO be guided by
older heads. u tits true IL edcctuaily de
poses Of the charge that WILLIAM il inclined
10 emf loose from those whose patriotism, So
caciiy. and staiesmiuship made the new
German emoi,e accessibility. His reference
90 the triple alliance clearly throws the re-
spouubiluv o. breaking The poace Of Europe
upon tao Powers oUlsidc Of the alliance, and
the address, s0 Tar as the cable dispatches RE-
port 10. puts him ia a good light before the
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
WILLIE.
northumberland aIes-IhrOwn out
or Court

Especial telegram 70 tbs DispstcI.l
DANvHLE, Va, November 23.-The ica-
turc OF the Tobacco Exposition to-day was
the premium sale Of exhibit tObaccOs. be
fir,t sale was AZ Lees warehouse, and buyers
from all parts OF the country were present
After the sale ct Lees wasiinIshed the crowd
went over 70 the Banner Warehouse and
spent the afternoon, though the sale was not
finished, and will be continued tomorrow.
All good tobAccoS brought iuIl market value,
though no fancy or lcticious prices were
pa'd. The hrst-premum bright m7hosanY
wrappers sold for fl2J per 100. The Gnest
premium tobaccos baye not yet been sold.
Judge Hugh l.. Bond came here to-day
and held a SPECIAL term Of the United States
Circuit Court 10 try the case OF W. \. Pcnn' s
executrix against the Western UniOn Teie-
graph Company Ia June, 1851, ". A.
Pena. Of Patrick, while standing in the
doorway at Stella dep0i, on the Danyille and
NeW-RiVer railroad, was struck by lightning
aud killed. II was claimed his death was
due 10 the negligence Of the Western Union
Company IN not having the depot building
properly insulated, and suit was brought for
$4,000 damages. The telegraph company
had several expert electricians on hand, but
after the testimony OF the plaintiff was oil in
Judge Bond peremp;ortly decided that the
plaintiff had no case and threw the case out
OF court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
NOTED BANK RoBBER.
Arrested in Toronto for working
the Confidence Came.

the Confidence Game.
A Toronto lOnt) special SAYS: A lev
DAYS ago man giving bis name ~ henry
Hunter was arrested here, charged with sue
ces-flIlv working the confidence tricN on a
newlv-arriyed young ScOtehman. The case
was renanded, the police mean time making
an investigation. This has resulted in the dis
coyerv that Hunters real name Is Horace
Hoyan, and that he Il pretty well known 20
the police OF the United states under the
name Of Little Horace. lie is one OF
the most notorious and successful bank
thieves IN America. The beginning OF his
criminal career apparently was Ia 1870, When,
with notorious Canadian criminal named
Ed. Rice now 10 The peuitentary, he ropocd
the Halifax Nova Scotia Bank OF s-V'OON
The money was returned 10y RICE and ne
was released from jail. In 1873 be robbed a
Pittsburgh 0a.) bank OF $4,000 aud was
sent 10 the psnltentllIy Tor tnrse
years, soon, however, escaping IN
1879 he was arrested for robbng a
Charlestown (W.Ya) bank, but feiening SICK
was sent 10 the hospital and again escaped.
In 1850 he was arrested for robbing bank
no Middeh0r0ugh. Conn, bat pleaded ON
albi and was discharged Next year he was
sentenced To three wears IN the penitcnil3iy
for robbmg a safe in Phisdelphia. 0ut was
hardened in 1883 and has kept ONT OF the
hands Of the police since then until uow.
Little Horace was arrested here, together
with acompanion named William Alexander,
sud the two men hal devised 3 most novel
and clever scheme for ro0bInz banks. They
had ordered \ couple OF ordinary walking
canes, harmless enough no appearance, our OF
very ingenious structure. a. tue point Of
each cane ~ = large pair OF tweezsrs con-.
uecled with the handle Of the cane
by a spring running its entire length.
The plan Is 90 60 10 tho bank, trans
act some ordinary business. laying The cane
on the counter with It's poiut toward the
teller. As soon as that official turns his oacS
the cane easily comes into contact with foIi
Of bills ont OF "each Of q mau's arm, sud The
spring IL "a easily worked 10 h00k i'm few
q the bills. The detectives consider 1t one
Of the neatest tricks for roDbing bank That
they have come across.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
At a meeting in New York city few

At meeting in New York city few
nights ago General SBsRNAy said:
"Four years ago we were Inundated ny
the election % mau who appointed reDel
10 place N hIs Cabinet. want 10 say pub
Hcly that am glad Grover Cleveland i De.
fe,ted for that one act alone. am glad OF
II. Ben. Harrison. one OF my brave soldier
BOYS. will never 90 such thing, know"
And Tat hatred Of rebels which Gederal
SHERMAN feels IS felt az rule by all the Re-
pubhcans Of the North. All the Democrats
and q small proportion Of the Republicans
have no such feeling. No Democrat ever
waves the bloody snir,. And no Republican
would ever wave It again II the Republicans
Of the South would forbid such waving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

INDIANAPOLIS, November 2l.-It is safe 10
say that there is one class Of officials who
VIII. II Hsrrson's temper is not mist
be invited 10 take walk early in the admin
istratlon, and that is the marshals IN the
southern States Cincinnati Commerc'dI-
Gazette.
No doubt Of it. The South will have no
Fair elections whilst HARRISON Is in the
Office Of President. lie Will appoint such
men rs MALONE recommends FOR marshals,
and these marshals will do the rest. Let Us
all rejoice over the prospect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
MaiIroad ssocI.holaers.

" teI0ErDpu q Luo UIoVHIIlLI
STANTON. November 23.-r0a annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the sheuan-
dosb- Valley railroad Wss held here to-day.
Tue Presidents report showed net earnings
OF &27S3l. a decrease of Sl563I compared
with last year. This decrease "a mere than
accounted TOR by toe increase OF bridge aud
railway repairs. Three new locomotives
were purohased curing TIE yelr Outvard.
lag bonded iudcote3neSs, $4,000. AT tho
request OF President Spencer tae 7a'ary OF
The President vas reduced from $4,000 -
500, qud William clements was appointed
general manager alta salary Of $500. samuel
spencer was ro6ected president, together
with the ola board
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
sonth caroltnn,a vote.

10y I-I'TI HII " n" w y "
COLUMBIA, s. e., November l3. The STATE
Board OF CamaNcrs has concluded me cal-
vas. ~ an the Stitc and Federal returns and
has declared the result. which H. the election
of tho entire Democratic electoral ticket. ~
tho following vote: Cleveland. 6J.S1J; llar-
rison. I3.740- Democratic majority. J2,Osj.
The total vote is 1882 less than four years
ago. The Democratic majority is A,0jf great.
er. Democratic congressman are elected IN
the Seventh district % the state, thc contest
in the seventh district having been decided
by The state Board 10 favor % Colonel VIII
liam Elliott, the present Incumbent. who ia
reelected oya vote OF s,l3S o. 1908 Tor Nil
Ter, his colored competitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

~" GRACE-STREEr PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURcu.-scrvicos al II o'clock 4. ".
Proach.ng by tho Roy. 5. n. Wis., OF PEERS
burg, Va. No services &C night on aNo0ni u
joint communion as Fret Presbyterian church
sabbath school at 94 o'clock a. N. Prayer
meeting WEDNESDAY Mont a. 2 o'clock. Irea D.
ing FRIDAY SIaar at 8 O'Clock ~ Dr.. GEoE9H
b. Armstrong, OF Norfolk, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

Special telegram 10 the pisDa,chl
FISCAsTLE. Va, November 3D. Wedues-
day evening, while James Mays and Wash
ington Rule, both OF this county, were at
work as seetion-hsnds Oh the Richmond aud
Allegheny railroad between Jackson and
Eagle Rock, Rule cursed Mays and che latter
struck the former with a rock on the temple.
crushing the skull and causing death alter
twelve hours. Mays escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
ives, Hanover Presbytorv.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond DlsDatch.l
HANPDEE-SlDNEY, November %. ISIS.
At a recent meeting Of West Hanover
Presbytery, held in College church, Mr.. A.
!. Crane, OF Arkansas, was taken under The
care Of the presbytery IS 4 candidate for the
ministry.
Rev. w. II. Neel, Of Flrmyille. was dis
missed to the Presbylery OF Ebeaezer. Mr..
Neel expects 10 take charge Of the Madison.
Avenue church IN CoyingtOn, hy. Farm
vile is thus left vacant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
To naaver ard the Hreas.

The shortest and quickest line is ria s..
Louis and the Wabash Western railway.
Pullman Buffet BiIg-CSTs, 81. Louis 10
Kansas City, Denver, and Cheyenne. Only
one change OF cars between 81. Louis and
San Francisco or Portland. Train leaves 81.
Louis aally at s;2J p. NJ. All ageats 10 the
United states and CsAaJs sell tickets via this
thort route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

"Peierson" for December il q number 81
great beauty and merit. "Out with Mos
by's Men " is IA admirable var skelcn. The
literary matter equals that Of the best MAYA
zines, and the fashion aad household depart
mems Incompatible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

Let there be fair warning, men Of the
South You will be judfed by the crimes
AGAINST seligovernmeut which you permit
ho,c I0rG 1rbRHe.
This IL the kind Of insolence That the South
is subjected to. A foreigner might well m
fer from 1t that the southern people were
slaves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

FEY THE PRESBYTERIAN SUN
DAY-sCHOOL UNION win hold IT. regular
meeting susDtY AFrsRS0oS nthah past 8o.ciock
ln tho Third church ghurcn Bid. service OF
sonc. addresses. and reports from tho schools
ciyo promise o. 40 Interesting meeting. Al
welcome. J.p. X. SLElGHr, PRESIDENT
IL. n. gillian, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
by sT. JOHNS PROTESTANT

b@y~ ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broad street between
Twenty-tour'h and rFonty-aHh'. Services and
sermons sCSDAv a, Il a. 81. and p. A..
Thanksgiving Day at II A. ~ "Wednesday night
sorv.o omitted.
WEuDgLf-NEX0BuL CutPgL denny street,
Fulton. Service and sermon at4iJP 4.
CHAPEL or tbs Coon snsrHEEo (colorcd rlis-
SION -IWeuty-eight street between Leigh aAi
A.--Mon.lly service Tor aiults agi T. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
lFor the Dispatchl
Mr.. Ashton BtaEke oa she Public

In the address with which Mr.. Ashton
Starke closed tue Exposition on Wednesday,
the following occurs:
"a shadow which. Ia my humble Judgment n
once the clear RAYS Of unbiased business lnteI-
lect fall upon 10 Will DO speedily dissolved a
shadow TOO often alluded 70 BY the honio-eesker.
Businessmen 81 this Old D0u1inion, ligs ShadoW
OF debt upon our State must De lifted up. Why
Is Il that other States, thet corporations and IN
diyiduals. come togotasr as de Dtor and creditor,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
YeIlow.reysr unnsr p,.eusslon.

MILWAUKEE, November 23.-DuTing the
third days session OF the American Public
Health Association yesterday the discussion
Of yellow-ieyeI epideinies was resumed and
continued at great length throughout the
day. The Executive Committee nominated
the board OF officers for the ensuing year,
Dr. Hosmsr A. Jehuson. OF Chicago, being
the nominee for president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
muErsutsa.

CONNECTION COMPARATIVE
- annual meeing OF tho STOCKHOLDERS
Of THE RICHuaOND, FsEuERlCkoBL iG
ASD POTOMAC AND RICHMOND AND Pr
TEKSBUK8 RAILROAD CONNECTION CON-
PANN Will be held AZ sho ofico ~ the Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad Company,
IN the city Of Richmond. on WEDNESDAY tie
g5.h Of November, lss', stl2 O'Clock ".
j. h.. WINSTON,
no l4-ti SccrsiaIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
eay F1nsr pREsBYTERIAN

CHURCH corner Of Grace and Madison
s.rcsls)~Rev t. r. KERE, d. d., Pastor
Preaching at II A. n. by tho Pastor and JOINT
communion service Al night g oiciockj OF Oil mo
Presbyterian churches Of Richmond sni Aan-
chester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
BsTsECoND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HoGE at II A. N. and p. n. .

rzg- THIRD PRES BYTERIAN
CHURcU.-sunday school At $50 A. N. kov. X
X. HOwIsoS. pastor at II A. II. No nighs ser
vice in view Of attendance on the joint eommu-
Mon service ia the First Presbyterian church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
g. rnnRTH PREsBYTERIAN

CHURCH west Grace stroet,--Rev. J. CALVIN
STEWART. Pastor. --Pres-hlng az II o'clock A w..
and & O'Clock r. N. by The Pastor on SUNDAY.
Lecture WEDNESDAY EvEsIS1 nt O'Clock sab
bath school at 80 a. N. seats iroo. A hear'y
molanme fOr al. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

20 VENABLE-STREET CHURCH
(coruer o. Twony-agst AND Ncnabie,.
school nt e.30 a. 81. Preaching 10y uas pastor
Rey. 4. 81. IlTg attn a. a.. ANA %. 1.fj q. 81. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

"The man who went to school with BEN
JAmV UARms0Ni is coming TO the front in all
parts OF the country" But his nurses are
remarkably slow in showing up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

Esy- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Tweuth and Broad stroots)--Pfeachins
by Key. DR.. Coor6R atilA 4. NJ Dr. HATCHER on
Spurreon's Liio aad Wosk n p. VI.
MEH.F. WILLIAMS at Four,h-5rcet chapel 81
4P.M Bioio school as 9.i5 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

Pr MON UMENTAL CHURCH.
PROTESTANT EPlsCOPAL-Rev. JOHN B.
NEWTON Roctor.-Dlyile services at II A. w..
and T.. n. SuudtJ-school 10 $50 A. n. a core
dial welcome and ushers a. front door % pro-
vide seats f0r strangers and oilers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

fS5- ADVENTIST. ELDER y. c.
Brown. Of New Britain. Conn, will give the in
uoiuctory lecture in n series on the sgblec, u
Prophecy To-M0ERow Sunday at O'Clock p.
ST. sharp in Old Market nalL 81 are Invited.
PIeass brlng Biules aud Gospel Hymns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

"The fear has arisen in Kentucky that
there Will be an oycrproduction Of whiskey
tins year" That would be better than Ken
tucky's usual trouble-an over consumption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

ry- LEIGH-STREEr BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Twenty-1l,h AMI Loighl--kcy.
S. A. GOODWIN, ID. d., Pastor.
Services all A. s.. a-t $50 p. N.
sunday school az 1915 a. ST.
Mems pruyermoelus TUESDAY, MIGHT at
o'clock.
Tho monthly moo1rg ~ tie Missionary So
ciety VIII re bold SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 9 -
o'rlock wien tho llowatl's-or5Ye chapel Several
emo speakers VIII be- prc.eut aci other Interest,"
ing exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

TIE effort Of the Berlin correspondents
for foreign journals 10 write Emperor Will
LIAv's address opening the Reichstag was
not success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
49, NIETUODTST SUNDAY.

SCHOOL OClErY--1no regular meeting u tho
Board Of Directors o. no Methodist sunday
School Society will 10 held 90 Broalsrcot
Methodist church 90 SUNDAY APIEESO0S at 800
o'clock. Election Of olicers ani ot1or import
ant business.
ROBERT T. RICHARDSON, President.
Charles p. Hady. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

Dark Continent. II would be IN keeping
With sTAxLEr's ambition and reputation foe
daring for him 10 attempt TO solve the mys-
tery attaching to the River sbari sud Lake
Tchad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

"The enemies o; SHAKESPEARE still harp
upon his low extraction" Well, BACON
cipher Is pretty low down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

r5~UNION-STATION METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner 1wony-
fourth end n streets. Preaching A. II .. n. by
I,oy. W. H. CHRISTIAN. 5.3J J.. NJ. by Rev. JAMES
Z. MtRrIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

From Mcssrs. j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
we have Llpplncott for December. 1t has
poem by AMELIE RIyEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

~ GRACE-STREET BAPTIST.
Tas;or-Rov. DR. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER.
Sunday school at q. q.
SUNDAY preaching at II 4. ~. AMI at 80 p. ".
Roy. GE0eGs COOPER, ID. D., VIII IroseA a'
night
WEDNESDAY service a. 100 p ".
FRIDAY soryic, young mou'sl %, 40 p. u.
Tree seats and "a walcomo 90 ALI -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

Ey' SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CnUkCM-Pree hing ~ n A. ". BY the
Pastor r. c. CAVE Called meeting u tho church
ats ?. Il. 10 services a. night sunday school
at 9.l5 4. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

Aniciiors srd tslerrsns mus be ADDRESSED
10 TBE DISPATCH COMPANY
RolocioI communications viii nos b re-
Turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SOUTH corner o. Clay
ami Adams Streets -lrtarhins 90 IL 4. 81.
AMI 7.ij r.. ". by mo PASTOR Rev W. II. ATgiLL
Seats rao. All arc most cordially IuUtoL u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

Ee8~S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Row W. W. LANDRUM, D. D., Will preach az II A
u. AMI p. NJ 70
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