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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
DIR HOGE CHICAGO.
Two Sermons from Hin sunday and
an Address TucsdRy.

Rev. Dr. Hoge on SUNDAY morning and
right last filed the pulpit OF the Church Of
the CoYensnt IN Chicago. the pastor OF which,
Rev. DR.. Breed. Is slck and absent at AshC-
vile. y. G. TUESDAY nis ht In the same house
Of worship DR.. Iloge delivered The
pnnuai address before the students
Of the Mccormick Theological Seminary,
On ipstiGulion endowed largely through the
munibcence OF the late Cyrus Mccormick,
Of reaper fame, Nirginlan by birth. The
theme Of DR.. fioge's discourse was "The
Teachings Of Our Master; or, What We
Learn When We Learn thrist" Several OF
the Chicago dsilles made reports OF II from
bali column 10 one column 10 length, and
oil Of them spoke Of il 81 the production OF
On exceptionally finished scholar and earnest
snd eloquent preacher.
Ihe Doctor has returned 10 the city much
refreshed by bis trip. Notwithstanding that
during his absence he had hardly an hour OF
leisure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
DOWN-TOWN MERCHANT

"a
4 A having passed several seepiess nights
disturbed by tho agODies and cries Of suffer
ing child, aud becoming convinced that hRA
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP was just tho
article needed. procured supply for tho child
On roaming homo and aNguainting his vile with
What he had done she refused 20 have il admin
stered 70 tho child, a. che Uas strongly IN fsyor
OF Homeopathy. That night tho child passed la
suffering aud the parents without sleep. Re-
turning homo the day iOliowing tho father
found the baby stlt worse, and while contem-
plating another sleepless night the mother
stepped from the room 20 attend to some DO
mestlc duties and lefs tho ialher with the child
During her absence he administered a portion
Of tho Soothing Syrup 70 the BABY aud said
nothing That night all hands slept we'll, aud
the little fellow awOko In tho morning bright
and happy. The mother was delighted with tho
sudden and wonderful change, and. although a.
first offended at the deception practced upon
her, has continued To use the Syrup, and suffer
ing crying babies and restless nights have dissp-
pearod. 4 single trial Of tho Syrup never ye.
failed 10 relieve the baby and over ,oue the pro
judices OF tho mother. soid by all druggists. %
cents a bottle. 10 s3-ood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

the Camp 10 make arrangements for an en-
tertainment TO be given soon after the close
OF Lent met and perfected an organization
by electing Maior Il. A. Bfander, chair
man; J. Taylor stratiOu, secretary; u. q.
Hill, assistant secretary; John Maxwell.
treasurer.
The following subcommittee were sc.
lec'ed:
On Hall-John Murphy, Joseph p. Nc
Eenney. and NJ. T. Phillips.
On Arrangements-J. 4. Ferrter. Arthur
G. Evans, a. ]. Wray, and ID. A. Brown
on Printing and Advertising john Max.
well, W. 4. PumpbrIes, and -. III. Pyle.
sale OF TicLets--J. 7. Fcrrlter, A. w.
Archer, and John Murphy.
Ushers-D. g. Hill, ID. II. Pyle, aud ID. s.
RediOrd.
The entertainment will be the Irish drama
"Robert Emmett" which will he reproduced
by the same caste whose presentation OF 1t
at the Theatre two weeks ago was so sue
ceesful. II has not yet been decided where
the entertainment will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

'h1'NDf ~ AEfH ~ AODys
At called meeting OF the directors OF the
Union Bank OF Richmond held this day ut
O'Clock =. NJ, the death OF Nr. NJ. Rosen.
baum was announced In some feeling re-
marks 10y the president. hr. Isaac Dayen-
port. Jr, aud then the following resolutions
were offered by Mr. Pemberton and passed
unanimously by tue board, each member of
which spoke Ia eulosiAic terms Of the de-
ceased:
Kesolced, That this board sustains great
loss IN tue death OF Mr.. NJ. Rosenbsunl. who
was puDciual and faithful always in tue dis
charge OF his duties to this bank; that his
special interest Ia this institution has for
long time made him jealous aud energetic
for its success. and that we. the members OF
the board, will miss hIs wise counsels aud
prudent suggestions. We tender our SYM
pashies to his family and appropriate page
in our book OF minutes 10 record our action
and feelings OF sorrow upon this sad event.
Aud on motion Mr. Boswell Alsop was
unanimously elected director Ia place OF
the deceased. JAMES MILLER, Secretary.
isaac davenport Jr., President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
,Vne Ap,roacn,nr Centennial.
by telegraph TO The Dispatch.l


NEW YORK, April j.--According 10 ar
raugcmoots completed by the Centennial
Committee today President Harrison will
come to Elizabeth direct from Washington.
lie will arrive at Eliz ,beth at s 4. NJ. Nom
day, April 2Jtb. This plan. Of course. does
away with the proposed receptions at Phila-
delphia aud Trenton. The President Will
breakfast with the Governor OF New jersey
az EiIzloeth. At IL A. VI. be will be at
Ehzabethport, when the New York com.
rliitee win receive him. OtDer Washington
officials viii arrive shortly after tbe Presi-
dent. After The literary exercises st The
SuD-Trea.ury the President will be driven
rapidly 10 the renewing stand, opposite the
Filth. Avenue Hotel. TIE other guesls OF the
committee will get there by special train on
the Ttird.Avcnue Eiev ,ted road. The Army
Committee find they viii nave to provide
sus4nance for 5000 Pennsylvania troops
while here, the Legislature OF that State
having failed 10 make any appropriation for
the purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
u. II. &. 4. Notes.

Professor Charles II. Winston. Of Rich
mond College. will lead the Sunday school
teachers meetings during April in the hall
OF the Young Mems Christian Association,
every Saturday afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock,
commencing this evening. All Sunday
school workers and other persons inte-
rested in sunday school work are Invited
10 attend.
There will be the usual gospel nesting at
the Association tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The music will be led by Mr.
Walter e. Mercer and short talks will be
given bv young men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
NJ. ROSENBAUM'S WILL.
DISPOSITION OF A THREZ-HUHDRED-
THoUsAyD-DoLLAR ESTATE.
A Special Bequsst and Clear Provisions for
thsBeneft OF Wife and
Children.

The will OF Mr. Michael Rosenbaum was
admitted 10 probate 10 the Chancery Court
yesterday.
1t first provides that the funeral expenses
aud all tue just debts Of the deceased shall
be paid as speedily as possible.
SPECIAL LEGACY.
To his daughter, Bertha V. Guggenhei-
mer, wife Of Max Guggenheimer, Jr., OF
Lynehburg, the sum OF $4,000 Is to be paid
out Of the life insurance OF the testator,
whethir the life insurance is now standing
in his or bis wiie's pane. This Is 4 special
legacy made because Mrs. Guggenhemer
has received nothing from the estate Of the
late Joseph Rosenbium IS the other children
OK deceased have done.
LIPR INSURANCE AND RESIDENCE.
All OF the residue OF his lie insurance,
amounting to about $4,000, is left to his
wife, Mrs. Isabella ROseBbaum.
The house and lot al 607 east Grace street
ia left TO Mrs. Isabella Rosenbaum for her
life only.
After the payment OF the above special
Oequests he bequeathes to his wife one third
OF all OF his personal property. moneys,
stocks, bond'. chooses in action, and chat
tells, absolutely to her In fee simple.
To his wife Is also left one third Of his real
estate wherever situated, TO be held by her
for lie only.
TIE CuILDREN.
AL the residue OF tho estate Oi every de-
scriplOn he bequealbs unto his ten children,
Qucudng bis said daughter Be,tiel, 10 be
equally divided between them ia fee simple
He directs biz executors and exccutrX TO
keep his estate together after his death long
enough 10 avoid unnecessary sacrifices in
any sale that may be necessary TO accom-
plish a division. and in all cases he recon-
mend, to them to avoid as lar rs possible
the sale OF any bonds, stocks, or real estate
yielding profitable interest. But this cause
IS not TO be construed TO prevent a division
Of the estate when the executors or oxecu-
trix shall think bes,, Oc when any adult or
married child shall demand il.
Until the division OF the estate the execu.
tors sud cXecutrx. or such o. them as may
qualify. are authorized TO manage The real
estate and collect the rents thereof.
APPOINTED TO EXrCUTg THE WILL.
The testotor appoints his wife, Mrs. Isa.
bella ROsenb8um, as eXecuiriX, and bis son
Morton =. Roseublum and hrs son.in-law
Max Gugeenheimer as executors ~ bis VIII.
and requests that no security be required OF
them.
lie also appoints the execuirix and the ex-
ecutor, as guardians Oi bis infant children,
aud requests that no security be required OF
them.
40 COMPENSATION.
lie directs that neither Of the executors
nor the execuiriX or either oi the guardians
shall receive any compensation for services
rendered under the w,l
The estate is valued At $500 600.
The will was written on the OH day OF
last March and Is witnessed by Messrs. B.
NJ. Quarles and Henry g. Cannon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The FrubitnGsfeSs.

A very large meeting OF the Frublings'cst
Restaurant Committee Wis held yesterday.
The restaurant Will be conducted on a
very extensive scale. The corps OF assist
ant, Il larEe.
Two hundred and iiiiy badges, that being
an Insignia of Office, have been distributed
10 the chairmen aud their assistants.
Mrs. NJ. :. Santh. president oi the Fruh-
lingsfeSt, will superintend the Restaurant
Committee in person. which will be sufli-
cient guarantee that everything will be OF
The hrst order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
ACC0s1ACK COUNTY.
CIreuit Courf-urS. Taylor on the
stand Again.
Special tolegram to tho Dlspatch.l

Special telegram 70 tho Dispatch
ONANCOCE via rAsLEY, VA, April j.-The
Circuit Court, Judge Gunier presiding, has
been I'm session since last Tuesday. The
greater part Of this time hos been occupied
in hearing the case OF william j. Taylor's
administration against Oliver Lucas. prOmi-
ueut merchant al Nodest,Own. to recover
bonds amounting 10 $500 and $3.50 In money
which TlylOr's wife says she deposited with
Lucas for saie-keepng soon after the death
~ her husband. taking ms receipt
therefor. When Mrs. Taylor was arrested
and lodged IN jail on the charge Of killing
her husband she says Lucas returned to
her the $3.50 IN money. but kept the bonds.
which she saws represented money lOaned
Lucas bv her husband. She says Lucas
subsequently visited her 10 jail and obtained
FROM her the receipt be had gwen her for the
money and the bonds Lucas denies the
Transaction. so far "a the bonds are con-
cerned. I'm the case the iurg disagreed this
afternoon, and were adjourned over till to-
morrow.
The suit sgainst Lucas for the recovery Of
the money was begun to-day and the evil
denco finished. Among those who testified
was Mrs. iayl0r herself, who, in spite oI
her long confinement IN jail aud her recent
conviction OF he murder Of her husband,
appeared 10 be IL excellent spirits. Her evil
dence to-day was Ike thst she gave IN her
irial-prompt, straie htforwsrd and plausi-
bic. She passed another searching cross-
examination and earned again the DIS
tincton OF being the smartest AMI sharpest
witness ever seen IN court OF lusnce Eere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
POwhatan Club.

\ regular meeting OF the Powbatan Club
was bed last night. About twenty-five new
names were added TO the list OF members
and many applications for membership were
handed in.
There was some talk about the purchase OF
= bouse suitable for The chb, hut nothing
definite was determined on. The subject
Will come up al future meeting.
This club should be permanently and
firmly established, and every Democratic
citizen should feel aud evidence interest IN
its welfare
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Capitol Notes.

The Governor yesterd.y appointed Df. l..
Ashton, OF Falmouth, member Of the State
30 rd Oi Medical Examiners Uice DR..
Thomas j.. Moore, resigned. The appoint
ment is from the State at large.
The Governor has removed the political
disabilities OF Charles A. Newton, who WIS
convicted OF felony IN Loudoun county.
Newton was pardoned on the 10Th Of Feb
Tusry.
General Francis II. Smith, superintendent
OF the Virginia Military Institute, and Mr.
Henry f. Dixey. OF Dixey's Adonis Com
paDy, were among the visitors to the Capitol
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
atty Circuit COar9.

In nthe case OF Perrin against Pago for $1,000
damages for alleged false Imprisonment the
Jury was still unable 10 agree upon verdict
Yesterday and the case was adjourned until
to-day.
The case OF the Empire Machine Com
pany against A. b. owen. an action OF
detiuue for certain articles OF property TO the
value ei SG25, was tried and the jury re-
turrcd a verdict for the plaintiff for the pro-
perry sGed for.
Muller. Schsll & Co. brought suit against
A. Osterioh. dong business under the flrm-
name OF A. Osterloh Il Co. Tor Si2, 241.4j
and the defendant through his attorney con-
iessed judgment for this amount.
William II. Beyend2e brought suit against
A. u. Price and Clarence Peyton for S23. 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Kx.Prss,aep, Cleveland and Party.

MIR. Clevelsnd aud party, who have been
spending some time In Cuba and Florida,
passed through this city last night on their
way 10 Washington. No upusual number OF
persons were about the depot, and Mr..
Cleveland continued reading book during
The short stay OF tue train at the depot. IL
h aid that one enthusiastic Democrat passed
through The cur Ia which the distinguished
Marty were seated aud shook the hand OF the
sx. President. None OF the party left the
train. and very few persons knew that there
were spy such disiingu guisbed persons aboard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

General Francis II. Smith, superintendent
OF The institute, was present at the meeting.
0dd-EoiIows' WiaOws' and Orphans
NolteT AssOcIatIOG.

Ata regular meeting of The Board Of Di-
rectors OF The Odi-Feilows' widows and
Orphans Relief Association OF Virginia,
Norih Carnllns. aud West Virginia held ct
the office OF John ". Ferguson. treasurer
Of the association, the secretary, James b.
Blanks, OF Peters burg, submitted his report
for the pssi year. showing the association to
De IN better condition both as TO members
and finances than ever before. During the
pa>i vtnr only two members OF the assocla-
tion have died. I he amount due 10 the
families on account OF said deaths was
promptly paid by the treasurer.
TbC annual meeting Of the association Will
he ned at tine approaching session OF the
Grand Lodge Independent Order OF odd
Fellows in the city Of Dlnyllle on Wednes-
day next the i0tn instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Home Again.

WILLIAM T.. wHuE. FORMERLY OF CHRISTIAN,
WHITE & Co., SS2 EAST MAIN STREET.
Our readers will welcome back TO Main
street Buck White. where be was located
fifteen years. In his handsome and newlys
6iied-up store he hopes 10 receive the pa
tronage Of many friends 10 whom he was
before inaccessible. His line OF Fancy Gro
ceries. Wines, Liquors, &C., will be COM
plete in oil its brapcbes. and we confidently
predict for him success, IS his motto IL
prompt delivery and reasonable rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
IsOngetisOy a Mob.
lBy tslegraph % tho Dispatch !

IBy t3Iosrapl 70 Ih9 DispAI-u
KNOSyILLE, Tenn, april John VOL.
feubarger, the escaped convict, who shot
and killed Sheriff Grsenlee, OK Granger
county, Wednesday. was taken to-day from
the county ipl at Rutledge aud hanged by
citizens. When captured last night Wofen-
barger was suffering from a wound inflicted
By a sheriff's posse. The citizens surrounded
the jail last might to lynch bin bat decided
TO wait for daylight. The jail was strongly
guarded by citizens TO prevent Wolicn-
barger's escape. Before noon to-day nearly
one bali ofthe male population Of GRANGER
county was in Rutedge. About noon the
jail was broken open and the prisoner taken
out and hanged. The hanging was as or
dcrly as q legal execution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
DixeY at tho Theatre.

Mr.. Dixey, in his greit personation Of
Adonis. had another crowded and fashion,
able house last night. The receipts ut the
ticket Office were $3.50 larger than on the
first night. The people enjoyed the fun
very much indeed. Mr.: Dixey was recalled
eight times to sing "Tis English, You
Know"
The sale Of seats for the matinee to-day
indicates that there will be a tine audi.
ence.
The concluding performance takes place
tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
wonderful, rood and Medicine.

known and used by physicians all over the
world. Scott's Emulsion not oniy gives
fesh and strength by virtue OF its own nu-
trltiOus properties, but creates an appetite
for food that builds up the wasiod body.
al have been using Scoits Emulsion for
several wears and am pleased With its action.
My patients say " is pleasant snd paiatablc,
and all grow stronger and gain flesb from
the use OF II. use It IN all cases Of Wasting
Diseases, and II is specially useful for chil-
dren when nutrient medication Is needed. "a
IN Marasmus." II. W. PIERCE, NJ. d.,
Knoxville Ala
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
"FinaneiaIIy Em narrassed." !"
fBr telegraph 70 tho pIspateh.l

BosrOS. April 5.-Isaac Rich & Co.. No.
10 Kilby street, the Oldest iish-house Ia the
city, are financially embarrassed. Their la
bllities are placed At S290,000 aud nominal
assets at S225 900. The firm was part owner
ot the steamer hsyiien Republic which was
seized At Hayti and recently sold 10 this city.
The troubles at liaytI and the closing OF sew
eral ports there IRE said to hsye hsd much TO
DO with the firms present trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
AcritAntnlir khnf.


Special telegram - the Dspatch.l
ROANOKE. Va, April j.-lsaac. iOur.yesr-
old son Of Doe Edward, (c0ored,) was acci.
deutally shot by his twelve. year Old sister
this morning and iBst91Iy killed. The girl
aud four other c1ildren were LEFT in the
house by their parents. who were 1T work
away from home, and she claims that IN
dustlne a shell In the room the pistol cX-
poded. The boy was shot through the neck
and died instantly. Tne Coroner viewed
the body, but did not deem an inquest
raeauc4Yv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Property Transfers.

Richmond: !. L. B,tkins and wife 10
Rachael Jackson, - feet on Broad street
south vest corner Wall, S22O; A. Berniccbi
to A. y. Poll ird, personally m bar.rOOm on
Marshall street between FIFTH and sixth,
sl4S; J. D. Carneal 10 Jonn Kain, 30 feet on
south side.Clay street between Madison and
Monroe, 5000; William Culhugworth's
devisces 10 j. ". Brauer, SSi icet on south
side Nenable street between Rose and Pink.
S2.Osj; same. TO l.. G. Garrison and +. IL.
Ferguson, l03 feet on west side Of Pink and
Twenty fourth streets southwest corner
Burton. S97SJ0; Louisa H. Fox 10 Louisa
II. Fox aud chldfen's trustee, 3fi feet on
east side Hancock street near Marshall,
s.; John II. Gresham and wife 10 James f..
Read. 2lS feet on Twenty fifth street north
vest corner Clay, $1,000; John Knox To
Hermnnn {. Schmidt, p feet on west side
Brook avenue between DuYal and Baker
streets. $500; John McQuaide and wife to
Wyudham Boiling and Junius A. Morns, 40
feet on west sldc LOmosrdy street between
Grove avenue and Hanover street, 52,i0O;
Jane, B. Pace and vile to Emma }. Burch,
% feet on south side Taylor street near Ran
dOlph, S3i2.5O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

Bemeh's executors against FIuyanna coun-
ty. Argued by W. b. Petit, Esq, for
plaintiff in error and A. A. Gray, Esq, for
defendant In error.
Buuch's executors against Fluyanua coun-
~. Argued by w. B. Petit, Esq, for
plaintiffs IN error and A. A. Gray, Esq, for
defendant in error. and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

Henry II. Jones by ". J. Duke, 10 attach
interest OF defendant in house aud lot No.
5l4 west Leigh street aud subject sane to
payment OF debt OF S67.6G ana costs; Camille
Unger and wife by Charles Engel. to sub.
icct IO2 7.I2 feet on south side Main street
near Harvic to the p1yment Of the plaintiff s
claim, amounting to Sl.04LjL
Henrico: Jennie l.. Blair's trustee TO
Julia W. Morris and susan Il. Antrim, 363
acres two miles west OF Richmond. subject
to deed OF trust Of 3, $50; Bettic Elam's
trustee to William Ashby Jones. 19l 10 feet
on Hanover street northeast corner Vine,
running back TO Park avenue, $4,000; Il.
Il. HOwlson, trustee, TO Juuius a. Morris,
904 acres on Deep Run turnpike. part OF
Ro.eneath, 10 correct error in former deed;
Thomas Mcmahon and wife to Virginia aud
North Carolina Wheel Company, 8 acres on
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. $l.0SS; Will
liam B. Saterwhiic and wife to William {.
Thomson, 4j acres on Mountain road, 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
nr. Uhnrinn fa Prearh nnndny.

In consequence OF the illness OF DIR.
Hatcher. Rev. Dir. Wharton has consented
TO remain and preach for him Sunday morn
ing and evening.
He will mold service for men aud boys
only at the Venabie-Sireet church from to
B L, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

The lfarper's BAzar for this week con.
tains all the spring fashions. Puck snd
Judge. New York Nation, illustrated Lon
don News, and all the New York Illustrated
papers.
one thousand new books, containing The
works OF Emile Zola aud Emilia GaooniaD,
l.. =. Roe, Amelia &. Barr, Mrs. Harriet
Lewis, and Edna Lyal. Price twenty
cents each. A. Leonard's News store, 90S
aiain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
The Season Tor May, llarper's Bazlr, and
Country gentleman can be had OF y.
Leonard, newsdealer, 9OS Main street.
Twenty Pieces OF Bone.

NJ little niece. left me by her mother. had one
OF tho worst cases OF whte swelling ever saw.
Moro than twrnty pieces Of bone came ont ot her
leg, one Il iece being about the size Of The small
end u wa king-c4ne. aud nearly three iuches
long. The hole left by tahtng these pieces on,
was "a large a. a good-sized wslnut Shc was
not able 10 walk step for eight months. and Was
afterwards compelled 20 use crutches for nearly
a yoar. Tho doctors said there was 40 cure, ana
advised smputstion Of the limb. This would
not consent TO. but put her % takina swifPs spe-
cinc Is. =. -, leaving SG all other treatment
II has cured her sound and we'll, and | shall
never grow weary Of speaking its praise.
Mrs ASNIE GREsLISG.
Columbus. Co. February H. lSs9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

The meeting at Seyenth.Street church
continues with undated interest. There
were a number OF conversions, also num-
Der OF bapusms, last night. Rev. |. j. Spen-
Ger preached q sermon Of great power on
"The sayings Of Jesus on the Cross. Mr.
T.. Willard Sweeney sang very sweet solo.
During tie meeting there have been eighty
or ninety conversions.
The meeting will continue over sunday,
Mr. Spencer preaching both morning and
MI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
HURDLES, FOOTBALL, &c.

The next was the hurdles, 200 yards over
ten hurdles two feet high, twenty yards
apart. Won by G. Ii. Baker, OF West Viz
gnin, in - seconds.
The broad jumping had to be postponed
TIL to-day at 10 O'Clock.
The "tuc Of war" was won by the Junior
II. Greek class In two straight tugs.
Football Was won by the team Of which c.
II. Baker was captain, making points to 6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
The Lee-Camp entertainment

TIE weekly meeting OF Lee Camp. No. J..
tohledefs,e Veterans, was held last night
OF lbe bail on Broad street.
Only routine business was disposed OF,
sad b soon ~ this was over the Committee
hfiiteen appointed at former meeting OF