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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Or. wmARro>'s GaE.r WORK.
Hundreds Of Conversions at venabie-
sfrees-O,her ReyiyaIs.

The specinl meetings which have been
going on st Veaable-S street Baptist church
for several weeks will probably close to-
night. Rev. II ". Wharton, who has been
preaching for lii.le over two weeks, will
preach bis farewell sermon tonight. and on
sunday morning will be.in a series Of meet
ings with the Second Baptist church.
The meetings al The Nenabe- Street church
have been frequently mentioned 10 the Dis
paich They have been very remarkable In
several respects. From the first the crowds
have been immense. making Il necessary TO
close the doors at about =. NJ. Tonight,
however, the doors will be kept open,
and persons will be admitted aS long
as there Is Standing room. IL has
peeu impossible to keep any accurate
account OF the number OF persons pro-
Tossing faith in these meetings. but up 10
Thursday night about one hundred and
twenty bad been added TO the membership
oi this church. and the pastor has the
names NJ a number OF Others who have tn-
dicated their purpose 10 iolu. Besides these
some have iOined other churches IN the city.
The meetings have been notable for the
deep and quiet soiemnty which has pre-
vailed, notwithstanding the vast crowds that
have attended.
The growth Of this church has been aston-
ishiue. In little over year about three
hundred have been added TO ts member
ship. the sunday school has nearly trebied
t. strength. aud there has been correspond
ing growth in other directions. Mr.. Whsr-
ton is greatly nonored and beloved nv the
entire community in which be has been la
boring. aud Int for his imperative engage
meats elsewhere the church would insist
upon prolrsctisg the meeting indefinitely.
Rev. r. II. IItt is the faithful, energetic,
and eticent pastor Of the church. and he 5
doing good work and meeting with re-
mirkshle success. At the meeting Wednes-
day night Mr. Douglas Leftwich sang soye-
raj selections IN bis most feeling manner.
TuE SONG EVANGELIST.
Special religions services will be beld at
Broad Street Methodist church, Rev. Dr.
Lambeth pastor, commencing tomorrow
nix sht at s O'Clock. and continue each eve
ming at the same hour.
The celebrated soUg evangelist, Mr.. War
ren W. Bentley. OF New York, will assist the
pastor, rendering his telling musical appeals
and aiding in the other services. Mr. Bent
ley's laDors have been most wonderfully
blessed throughout the United states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
sacred Concert at Ola Ladies' Home

Anumber Of the ladies OF Trinity church,
assisted by Captain Frank Cunningham, as
semhied at the Methodist and Presbyterian
Old Ladies' Home, on Seventh street near
Clay on yesterday afternoon TO give the
worthy ladies OF this retreat service u
song. Rev. j. X. Sturgs, Of Trinity, was
present and conducted religious opening
exercises aud also made few very apprO-
pirate remarks. Captain Cunningham sang
a number OF pieces with his usual plthos
and power. The ladies OF the church sang
some sweet Gospel hymns.
The entertainment was under the MANAGE
ment OF Mrs. e.. p. Rady and Mrs. c. T..
WaIlord. Among those present aud par
ticipaiing were Mrs. j. j. Greer, Miss Flo
renee Briggs. Mrs. J. G. scbwameyer, Miss
Beck Hardwcke, and Misses Mary and Sa-
rah Simpson MIR. John ii. Frischkorn pre-
sided at the organ.
The service was grand treat for the old
ladies'. who highly appreciate the visits OF
their friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

On sunday. February lO'h. the Chesa.
peake and ONO Railway Company will make
Inc following changes in the schedule Of it'
trains:
No.6will leave Richmond az S:ij A. NJ.
daily, and 40. at 800 =. NJ. daily, for Old
Point and Norfolk.
No. will leave "a now. at 1905 A. NJ,
run daily east OF Clifton Forge. and daily
except sunday from Clifton Forge TO Gin.
clnnati.
No. 3 will leave at $50 p. VI. daily, instead
Of G:20 =. N.
Nos. 1 snd 3 will run through to Cincin-
natl ril the new division and Chesapeake
and OHIO bridge into the Central Union ia
ton, Cincinnati. connection viii be made
for Louisville Dy both trains from Hunting
ton UtQ Lexington.
40. . will arrive at 3:i5 =. VI. daily.
The time Of arrival and departure OF the
other trains remains unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
nebate at TOuug uen's Christian
AssnaiafIOn Ell.

Tonight at S.lj O'Clock there Will be a
Joint debate between the Jefferson Literary
society snd the Randolph Literary Society
Of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Ass0ciai' on at
the Young Mems Christian Association Hall.
Tho following programme has been ar
ranged: Address Of welcome, g. VI. Wal
lace Jr.. president oi the Randolph Society;
quartcttc. "Oe Times cum No More, -
Nes.rs. McGilNray, Newman, Smith, and
Newman; oration. Dr. 81. l.. Dawson,
ci the Jefferson Society; reading Mr..
George A. arter, Of TIE Rand0 ph So
cletg; deb1tc--" RcsOiUed, That man
is never iusiiiirle in ieaying bis post OF
duty" Affirmative: James ". Gordon and
Charles Il. Robins, Of the Jefferson society;
negative. Glentworth lial and W. Mac
Jones, Of the Randolph Society. Quartette,
" WAY Down SOUTH Messfs. McGilvray.
Newman, smith. and Newm1n. Decision OF
the question: Judges--M Messrs. Marshall VI.
Gillian, w. A. Price. John A Lancaster,
Tazewel Elletl, and NJ. l.. SpotsH0od.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

yesterday. The deed conveys the lot Of lsnd
and improvements thereon on the south line
OF Broad street between second and Third.
fronting 20 feet on Broad street and running
back 150 feet, for 2l5,7j0.
Mr.. Sherod SeIbe. a native Of Prince Ed
ward and an inmate of the soldiers Hone
here. died OF apopiexy yesterday morning
while on visit 20 his daughter, who lives
on Eighteenth street Tbe Coroner viewed
the body. Deceased bad lost one leg from q
wound, and about year or two ago had
a paralytic stroke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
delegates TO the sunday-sehOoi In.
sfItuie

As before announced, on Monday at noon
10 Grace Episcopal church the first sunday.
School Institute VIII meet. The attendance
will be large from the city Of Richmond, and
the following other delegates from Virginia
will attend IN. c. r. llalnes, OF Peters
burg; Rev. Frederick Z. Reese. Of Ports
mouth; Rev. Il. A. Good Nin, Petersburg;
Rev. G.. 81. Murry. Rspidan; Rev. Frank
siringiellow, Saluda; Dir. james NJ. Mullen.
Petersburg; Rev. W. Il Lee and wife.
Gloucester Courthouse; Rev. T. c. Page.
Stafford; Rev. II. q. lee, Brandy station;
Rev. John X. Mason. Fredericksburg; Rev.
Davis ". Wood. Mas.ie Mil; Rev. Perry r.
Nugent. Salem; Rev. W. Il. Savage, Prin.
cess Anne; W. Henry CuheTell. Ports
mouth; Miss George Myers and Miss Myers,
Norfolk. and others whose names have not
yet been sent In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

street, sLl00; ID. III. Nahony and wife to
Charles l.. Steele, SO feet on Floyd street cor
ner Plum street, $500; Mary ". Tupper to
Robert Pemberton. 30 feet on southeast cor
saunders 10 william Pleasants, ia feet on
81. Peter street near Baker street. 800; G..
h' stone 10 p. Q. Guthrie, Is feet on Reser.
voir street between Taylor and Chatiin
streets, Sl,360; Bridget Irvin TO william
Felthaus, % feet on Fifth street between
Clay aud Leigh streets, $4,000.
Henrico: G.. w. Thomas and James II.
Hayes, special commissioners. to RI. L. Scott,
30 feet on the south line OF jay street, -;
l.. b. Tatum and wife and ]. Biniord and
vile to B. Il. seldom, 80 feet on Washington
street Ell O0O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
"tttrouGtoes."


Thl, is the title OF very interesting novel
bv alter Marion Raymond. II II emphati-
cslly Virginia story. The scene is aid IN
Virginia. ana fhr names Of the characters
are nearly an familiar Virginia names. The
hero of the story--Blrbour Gtriand lis
very Gne character. ~ is also thst Of General
Colirane, - I ulsa. who ,d0ptei him and
was 50 devoted hm. The principal fe-
mtlc charact r. the lovely and spirited Louise
DeNotie, adds plquancy to the story, aud
that % tbe taeutcd authore,s and Christian
lady. Mis- Mildred Lacost. is quite charm-
ing. The lessons taught in this interesting
story atr morally wholesome. and Wc ran ~
commend IL As proper one 10 Doe rcsd in the
family ctrcic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Thc hnii.Conpon PIedge.

The following additional signatures have
been obtqrcd:
Herbert l.. King, william +. Br1utgam,
Poyton ~ sutton, l.. Chsmberain, II. $.
Jennings, Oliver y. Dyer. +. l.. Gaucham,
LucioD Jackson, j. +. stsnsbury. J. Ffayne,
Ge0rge s. B0Hlcs, John BOw'es, l.. i.
Fuller. W. II. Craig, K. T.. Tiller, j. !.
Grsvins. Henry Rupp. O. l.. Brauer, W. Il.
Koch. Theodore T. Frick, VI. Briel, John
Rcdman, Il. f. Burk.. W. II Keck. Ed.
schumacher. W. \. LAM ert, Cha lea Iiaulz.
haer, 4. X. Fairlamb, +. Frommel, W. D..
Bowles. james FRYE. Michael Dugan, VI. i.
Burton. II. B. Grubbs, John II. Everett, j..
a. Sl1ught r. j. II. Atki,son, J. VI. filler,
George VI. Gillian. ". II. Gordon, william
+. Hickerson. Henry : Bugg, W. y. Bug q,
George y Grilln. j. y. Gentry, FOater &
Morton. Picrcy Da'ton. G. =. Carter, John :.
Han. T0mpkius, Hall & Co.., VI. W. Naun,
John b. Cary d son, Wiuilm K. Rshm,
George y. Pleasants & sons, W. A. Spott,
George SchTn, !. r. Tucker. Jr., n. H.
>teeer Roger b. Atkinson. Crawford Il
Hawcs. Virginia Stale Insurance Company
(by Robert T.. Richardson, secretary. Nc
Adam. n Berry. !. y. h. ~eght A. >aks
a Co.. Walter -. Moses & Co., b. f. John
ION d Co., l.. Y. Still, Parnam & Co., J. II.
Claiborne < son, Il. &. Wherry. Davenport
4 Co., The Dispatch Company (by IL. X.
Ellyson, tres,urerl a. A. Allen & Brother,
Everett Waddey. d. A. Brown. Jr., James
Hayes, T. Kane, Peyton q Sinton, sutton
e Co., Mutu | Assurauce society (by +. ID.
>tegcr, secretary H. A. Claiborne, John C..
>haler, A. ". CARRIER, Whitiet & shopper
son. Ohio .. Owens tor the ovens & Minor
Drug Company l.. b. Taylor & CO., Viz
ginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
(bv William II. larthS, secretary, Ii. +.
Phillips 4 Stein, Montague d TO ;. B. Ad-
kins, i. fl. Whilty, Tazeweli Elicit, Me-
Gulre & Elicit, k,an & Guy, John C.. Will
lams. George &. Jefferson, j. Il. Winston.
william y. Bragg, T.. b. Meade. Old Do
minion Cotton. Mills (by John W. Arlington,
treasurer and agent, }. l.. Lindsay, and
James +. Flournoy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

The City School Board will meet next
Monday evening at 430 o'clock. At that
time one OF the present principals will be
transferred 10 the position OF incipal OF
the High school TO tiil the vacancy crealei by
The election Of MIR. W. Il. Fox as City super
iatennent OF schools.
The names most prominently mentioned
are those OF Mr.. George Il. Pace, OF Bellevue
school; Mr.. Julian p. Thomas, OF Marshall
School, and Mr.. Richard W. Fournoy, OF
the Valley school. An election will also be
held TO OIL the vacancy occasioned By this
promotion 10 the Hish school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
No MeefingMn.HeId.

The general meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Union Passenger Railway COMPANY
announced for yesterday at noon was indeti-
nitelv postmoned, as theIe was no quorum
present, neither Mr.. Flynn nor any OF bis
New York associates having come down.
This was as Anticipated In yesterdays Dis
patch. Mr. FlYnn, the controlling spirit in
the enterprise, has been lndisposed for seye-
raj weeks, and Il had been iesred for several
days that be would not be present. This Is
the annual meeting, and when held officers
for the next wear will be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Marriage ss ssuth Boston.

South BOsToY, Va. February Mr.. j.
w. Elliott and Miss SaIlie II. Je1Iress were
married last night al the Methodist church.
Rev. w. T. Greeo officiating. The marriage
OF this popular aud prominent coupe Vas a
brilliant society event. A large audience OF
friends aud acqusintsnees WAS n the church.
Aner toe ceremony an eiegant reception was
given by the brides parents, Captain and
Ms. Z. u. JeffFess, in TIE old-style yrginia
manner. The presents were numerous snd
v.rw handsama
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
The Ro,eihcheme.

Major Randolph has had an offer from re.
spom.ible persons in reference to the new
uptown hotel, Of winch he IS one Of the
cn,ef promoters. This ofier would no doubt
insure the erection Of the hotel IN a very
short time. but there are some conditions 10
which he and bis cO-labOreTs OBJECT, and the
scheme will, ii is thought. not receive fur
tner consideration. An offer has also been
made by 81 experienced and responsible
hotelman tor the management OF the new
hotel when it Is built Major Randolph said
yesterday that be hopes for certain develop.
ments in 4 few DAYS which will insure the
huldIng OF The hOtel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Brother in Black

Two or three years ago negro boy on my
place. uear FRANKLIN, Ky., was tornented With
an apparently inruraDle case u scrsfula, which
lsstod him long time and gave ham great
trouble. After trying many othor remedies
at length went % Dr. Morriss drugstore 10 this
place and bought several bottles u ;. - H.. BY
taking which, aud nothing elso, he was fully snd
permanently curei. lie u now a stout mAa
and at the time I commenced giving him 5. :. :.
the bones we're working out of bis arm-couli
uss but Quo armand tho doctors ssii nothing
could 30 him any good but had tried :. :. :.
and seen It tried. and felt that II would cure
him. JOnS II. GEAlsGsA
franklin, H., December IS. l.ss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

4 rnass-meeting of the Melhodists Of Rich.
mond will be held at Btoad-Sreet church
sunday night, February 18th, in the interest
OF the Sabbsth.schOOl Cause. The speakers
on this occasion will be three ministers and
two laymen, and they will each BE- allowed
eight minutes. Revs. W. t. Judkins. ) 5.
Lambeth. and ". II. Atwill have been Sc
lec.ed from the ministers, and Colonels A..
;. Buiord and J. p. Branch from the lay
men. Revs. w. o. Wsggener, J. ". Bled-
soc, and j. G. Martin have been selected as
anernates from the mini'ters, snd r. H..
Whi,lock and T. l.. d. Waford from the
laymen. Rev. w. II. Atwili will make the
closing speech and take the collection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Certificate for 100000.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Wexford entered an order in the chanerry
cause Of Terrell and Bocoek, trustees. ct ais.
rS. the Ricbm0nd snd AlleghaHy Railroad
Company, authorizing the receiver, Decatur
Axtei'. Esq, 10 issue bis certificates 10 the
amount OF $1,000 to pay OF claims for sop.
plies furnished and for services rendered
tue receiver.
One small sur, was dismissed In this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Property Trnnsr.r..

Richmond J. II. Robinson and wife to
+ j. Howle. foot on Reservoir street near
Taylor street, $50; 4. j. HoEle 20 j. III.
Robinson. foot on Reservoir street near
Taylor street, $50; Hiram W. Tvler's exeeu-
tors to l.. Mccarthy Driver, q feet on Man
near Warehouse street, s2, 1850; William IL.
Zimmerman and wife 70 Max. 4. Lindner,
80 l0.l2 feet on Sixth street near Lsigh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Traia All Night In SNOW.
[Rr telesraph % tho Dlspsleh.l

IHI I''"NT 7fIII 7" NV Ut ~ II
OswEGo. Y. y. February Despite the
blizzard throughout Northern New York
train, have resumed running, but they are
haying a hard time. All trans on Tho
Rome, Wabriown and Ogdensburg road
were abandoned last night aud one passenger
train was all night in the snow between
OsWegO aud PULASKI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

The Board OF Police Commissioners met
10 the Mayors Office Yesterday evening, and
after traDsacting some routine business ad-
journed, out OF respect for the late Officer
John +. Boschen.
4 greet many applications for the plsce
made vacant by the death Of Mr.. Boschen
have been received by the board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

At the regular muster OF Lee Camp to-
night there will be tax from Rev. Moses
ID. HOge, u. ID.
The Doctor said last night that he had not
vet selected hi, subject and that bis remarks
would be altogether informal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Rtahan Rannaalnh.

Bishop Randolph will preach Sunday
mnrnins st the Monumental church for DR.
Newton, who leaves to-day for ClDcinnsti,
o., on Rensral church work. DR.. Newton
will preach 10 Cincinnati on SUNDAY on be-
ball Of the missionary cause Of the Episcopal
Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
rake supper after the opera

OVER FORTY YEARS hss P0Np's ExrRAcr
been used ny the people ana profession a.
toe best remedy for Pain. sores, 1aiarrh,
ctc. Note name 4 sole prOpri,lors on every
wrapper. Ponds Extract Company New
York and London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

Is now ia elegant repair and thoroughly
equipped New furnture ana carpets. steam
nelL aud cl~V,for. T. not ,urpi.sed 30 iis
appointments by any house in the state.
Term. moderate.
i!ls A. ID. ArgnsoN, Pfop- loior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

a fool for the Nerves and Brsin. Al sbsoints
euro for Nervous Headache, Mental Weakness,
Despondency, and a positive euro FOR tho Liquor
HABIT Sold ~ W. A.. sCoTr, Franklin and Seven
ieanlh ntraeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

Hume. Minor a 60. have two secondhand
Pianos good rs new which will be sold at
prices that wall a'ionlsh You. one Grand
square, one lprght
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Earthquakes.

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispasch-l
SAN FRANCISCO, February Light earth
quake shocks occurring at $40 ssi nizht are
reported from Los Angeies aud san Bsr-
nsrdino. AZ Cotton two distinct shocks were
fslt No damage done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
The Finest Organs Made
are the wilcox a White At Hume. Minor
AZ CO.'S

Dr. Henleys Celery, Heel. and Iron is the es-
seucc Of nerve. strength, and -uoW. sold BY
drlggistt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

JAMES h. ELAN. 40 =. 81. tvO-story brick
dwelling AZ the southeast corner u Main and
Linden streets.
FOX & RIDER, / and r. NJ. oranges. &C.
J. II. VALENTINE, TO-. A. NJ. furniture, ladies'
dresaaa Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
weather strips.
tsuue. Sinor 6 90.

Prices to iOo. per foot At Yaughin's, COZ
east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

Hoods Sarssparilla is peculiar. II has no
equal as blood.purider and strengthening
medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

sell the best Pianos and organs az the lowest
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Doceased's visit 10 Fredericksburg
special telegram to the Dispatch.l

loItNlal tcitstlt ~ tto Afi'f1t lisi
FEEDEmCKsBURG. February The tele-
grams received here this morning an
nouncing the suicide Of Mr.. James l.. Wal
len cast gloom over the community, as he
was well and iavOrably known here aud had
a nost Of friends waO deeply regret the SAL
ending OF their popular and genial associate.
Mr. Waller was IN this city on last ldurs-
day, Friday. and SATURDAY. having stopped
here on Ls return from Richland, stafford
county, where he bad acted as best man at
the weddIng OF Mr.. Thomas Waller. Jr., and
Miss Alice Page Nelson. which took place ln
that county on wednesday the 3O,n ultlmo.
On bis arrival here Thursday be register
ed al the Exchange IN company With hr.
Cunningham Hail. OF your city, asa paid
several visits during the evening, and re-
tired carly complaining OF fatigue. " hen
he arose Friday morning he complained
OF nervousness aud torpldity OF The llver,
and feeling no better at night be took
eight grains Of calOmel aud four grains OF
soda and retired shortly after ), stiil COM
plainIng very much. Wen ne arose s4iur-
day morning bis friends noticed That be was
very melancholy and still suffering irom
nervousness, and 10 their lRquires a. 10
how he ielt he replied that he had spent a
yery restless night. and spoke OF his allDents
very much sS on Friday. 10 the afternoon
he slept for iew hours and arose about
O'clock, saving he would 80 back to Rich.
mond on the $40 tram, and seemed 10 fear
belng lett he was last seen at The depot Ia
this city With his friend. Or. II. II Johnston,
who had accompanied him there. A. the
train left he stated that he felt 10 better, but
would get home tsst night, and the rest OF
sunday would probably beuest bin, and be
boped be would be all right IN a few days.
MIR. Waller was usually lively when VISIT
ing here, Nnd 30 bis melancholy mood oo bis
ast visit was oOtieed DY all OF bis fri'nds.
He seemed to be eonlin ualIy In deep study.
Mr.. Waller was for y number OF years resi-
dent OF this city. aud was employed as drug
clerk m the druE-houses Of DR.. {. A. Jon's
snd DIR. James Roy. His early DAYS were
spent IN stafford county, where he was born
and reared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

after The opera at Antonr,. seventh and
Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
THE FUNERAL

Mr.. Walters body will this morning be
taken from the Capitol to the Byrd.>treet
station, and there put oil the 1:20 train, which
bv special permission OF Major Myers will
stop 81 Richllnd station. Thence the body
viii be- carried 10 the resldence Of deceased's ;
aunt. Mrs. Ford.
The funeral arrangements Will be made 10
advance Of the arrival OF the corpse, and the
intermcnt will be IN the family buTylng-
ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
ms SUPPER UNTOUCHED

Me. Waller boarded with Mrs. Armst,
vho keeps a boarding-house on Franklin
st.eet between fisth and Sixth. pext door to
Mr. Alexander Camsron's. and had his room
NJ Mr. thirles Seldcn's. No. IL Dorth sixth
street Mrs. Arnat and Mrs. Sedsn are
latina,e friends. both came from Fredericks-
burx or near there. and several Of the fern