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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-23
POLICE COURT.
The rroman Cutting Case.

Tho case of Edward From IN, charged
with feloniously cutting and w0unding NJ.
Kerry with intent TO main, dishgure ana
Kill was called in the Police Court yester'
day. This cutting affair took place Thurs
day night, and all the circumstances were
renoried in the TIMES Of yesterday. The
wounded man not being able 70 appear, tne
ease was continued until Thursday, NO
yember 2sth. froman went 10 jail, pan ~
ing refused.
POLICY SHOP KEEPERS.
Tho continued cases Of Joseph Brooks and
George CoOmbe (both colored), charged
with running n policy shop, were caiieu
The evidence was conclusive ana poIn
were sent on 10 the grand jury,
During the examination II was iouno
hat TWO voung colored women-sis
ter named Elizabeth and Maria Munford
had been writing policy also. n benci
warrant for their arrest was at once issued
and they were taken 10 the First pollce
station TO appear before the court ior ira
to-day. IA,
Charles Gates (c0lored) was charged will
heating Lizzie Fuller. The Commonwealth
moi being ready the case was continued I'll
Wednesday, November 9th.
ASSAULT WITH BRICK.
The continued case OF William Winslow
charged with trespassing on the Clyde Line
and who assaulted and struck James tran
with a brick, came up. WiLsl0w was nne'
$40 and cost. and required to give security
/ in the sum Of 5000 for twelve months.
! cOUNTRYMAN WHO WANTED SOME FUN
Charles Clark is the name OF youn;
country farmer who came TO the city lhurs
day To have. as he expressed IT, "sOme iun.
In order 10 better accomplish his purpOs
ne borrowed Smith X NessOn reNOlNe
from friend. The first performance of tn
yerdant couptryman in his endeavor IN hav
some fun was 10 get glOrlOusly drunk; IN
next was 10 fall into the arms OF "A KIND
hearted policeman. who took him out OF IN
rain 10 the warm rooms OF the FIRST ponce
station.
At the station-house, according to ancien
rulo and custom. the loaded smith q Yves
son was found. lie slept of the liquor in
cell.
Yesterday morning he was arraigned DC
| fore the Police Justice on two charges
first. with being drunk; second, with carry
inc concealed weapons. For the llrst charg
he was fined 81 and costs: for the secOn'
ononse he was fined 500 and costs and III
friends pistol coniiscated to the state. No
being able TO pay his fines, the countrymal
went 10 iail, while friend started for tn
country TO raise the money with which 4
gei him out. Charles Clark has had fun
enough to last him a long time.
OTHER CASES.
Thomas Davis (colored), charged with as
sault on Mary Hodges, was fined s2.0O ant
costs.
Pinkev Jones and Mary Coles (both color
edl were fined each $3.50 and costs.
Richard Davis had TO pay 81 for allowing
his team 10 20 at large in the street.
Howard Browning and }. IL. Bolts wer
charged with creating a disturbance In tn
street. Browning was fined $3.50 and costs
| Bolts did not appear. and an attachmen
/ pr his arrest was issued.
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Rev. j. X. sturgess, Of Trinity Church,
will conduct the mems meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association To-
morrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock. There will
be several attractions at the Hall next
week. Tuesday evening DIR. w. 4. Hall. OF
New York, will deliver his popular lecture
on the Mistakes Of lngersoll." The usual
monthly meeting viii b. omitted this. month,
and i'm It's place there will be an attractive
entertainment on Thursday evening in
behalf OF the Male Orphan Asylum. Mem.
hers of the Association will be admitted
free. There will be public debate on Fri.
day evening between the Literary Society OF
the Association and one of the Richmond
Collsae societies.
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In the report Of the case of W. X. Bowie
in the Hastings Court Wednesday, when re-
ferring 10 the instructions of Judge Witt tC
Deputy Sergeant Macon, the words Of the
Judge were so construed as 10 reflect upon
Mr.. BOwie's physicians.
The exact wording Of the charge to the
sergeant was: whatsoever throws any oh
stacle in the way of you discharging youl
duty, report them AT once TO me, and ! viii
have the matter Investigated, and if neces
sary send the parties 20 Jail, While tn,
words of the court were correctly reported
in the TIMES their connection was such AZ
TO create AN impression which was not in
tended. and at the request OF Judge Wit
this correction il made.
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(Ircuit Court.

The hearing Of the suit of I. W. McCance,
Jr.. a Co.. against II. +. Bruning for $1,000
on account of alleged losses occasioned by
the sinking Of coal barge, began on
Thursday. was partly heard yesterday, and
will be completed to-day.
Pollard 4 Bagby, receivers, against
Thomas b. Henley.
J. II. Bagby 4 Son against Thomas b.
Henley.
Robert W. Powers, assignee, against
Henley Il Morrison.
Motion for judgment in all three cases
dOcketed by consent.
Sweitzer Oil Company against Westward
:. Armstead. Judgment for plaintiff fol-
SjO7.S
Two suits were instituted:
Aaron L. Carpenter. who sues for the
benefit Of George W. Brown against sum-
ner T. Durham, for $l.SSS.
J. NJ. McCOrkle Il Co. against j. W.
Unger. debt on promisory note for S2iS
Attachment issued on sundry goods AT
No. 1916 east Main street.
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After Duck and SOra.

Colonel David &. Yuengling and Mr..
John ID. Smelling. of New York, were regis
tered at the Commercial House last night.
They leave for the Metropolis on Monday
previously taking short visit to the White
House ducking and sora headquarters on
the line of the old York River Railroad.
Mr. Yuengling. who is the owner Of one OF
New Yorks most prosperous brewerles'
was one Of the firm Of Belts, luengllng X
Beyer, who. twenty odd years ago, built
and operated az the James River Brewery,
below Rockets. He still holds his interest
in the property named. and is strongly de-
voted to Nirginian's field sports, al least TO
such Of them as are indicated in chase
after the toothsome, but mysterious sora
and the succuent, but elusive James river
and Chesapeake duck Of all sorts and
trades Of eXccllency.
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Death of Mr.. II. X. Macfarlane.

sir. r.. Il. Macfarlane died Yesterday even
ing at O'Clock at his residence. No. 1867
east Marshall street. He had been confined
% his bed for over two weeks from Bright ?
disease. and was great sufferer Up 10 the
time of his fatal attack he represented a
Philadelphia establishment as commercial
traveller. and was very successful. He was
a member of DR.. Kerr's Presbyterian
Church. and had many friends in the city.
The deceased was about thirty-fiye year,
Of age. and leaves a young widow. His
funeral will take place tomorrow.
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revenge. however, was very singular one,
Tor when he reached the home OF the man
who had informed on him. instead OF inlu.
ring him in person. be stole another morse
from, him. and, being captured and convict
ed, was resentenced to an imprisonment Oh
twenty-nine years.
lie was pardoned upon the recommends
ton of DIR. Watson, the jail physician, VINO
says the young man Is dying ifom eon'
eiimptOu
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r. +. Lee Camp, Confederate veterans,
held their regular monthly meeting last
night with Commander Brander in the chair,
and COmrade Stratton at the secretary
desk. The usual routine business was
passed upon.
The Camp has accepted the invitation Of
the West Man-street Baptist Church to at
tend the bazaar given by them AT the Armory
for the benefit of the new church 10 be built.
Next Friday was set as the time, when
they will attend in body in full uniform.
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Mrs. winslow's soothing syrup should al
says be used wnen children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves the littfe sunerer Al once,
the child from pain. and this little cherb
awakes as Upright rs a buttou,' II "a very
pleasant 10 taste. lt soothes the chid sof.
ems the gums allays all pain, relieves wind.
regulates the bowels. and 10 the he known
remedy Tor diarrno-e, whether arts NC from
teeihing or other causes. Twenty ave tsr "a
a bottle. Tu.fh.r cav
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sbiIoh's Consumption Cure.

This Ia beyond question the most success
ful Coueh Medicine we have ever sold.
few doses invariably cures the worst cases oil
cough. Group and Bronchiti while its won
terlul success In the cure of Con .umption II
without parallel in the history OF medicine
since It's first discovery II has been sold o.. a
guaroniee. a test which no ther medicine can
Stand. IL you have Cough. we earnestly
ask Won To try Il. Price. SO cents and 81
sample hotties free. sold by Bodeker Broth
ers and II. NJ shields 4 Co., corner OF Fifth
md Ma rxhall streets.
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Death from Apoplexy.

Coroner Taylor was called yesterday
morning to view the body Of Il colored man
at 100 east Broad street by the name of RalI
Lowry. He was we'll early in the morning,
but was found dead in his room about II
o'clock.
After thorough examination the coron, J
decided that the deceased died Of apoplexy
and deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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Gnnnrnnr McKinne,,s Moyements.

Captain =. W. Mckinney spent several
hours in the Capitol building yesterday
morning. lie called upon the Secretary of
the Commonwealth, Treasurer Hafman.
Auditor Marye. Second-AuditOr Ruflin, and
other friends in the building.
Yesterday evening Mrs. Governor Lee
went down to the Exchange Hotel and took
Mrs. Mckinney up to the Executive Man
sion. where she dined with the Governors
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mckinney left the city yes
terday evening for home.
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DIED.

NACFARJA' NE.--Diet In this city. No
vembcr 22c, 1882. al his residence. .Ojis at
Marshall street, u. x. MACFAkLAl
The funeral will take pracc from Grace
street Presbyt Ran Church SUNDAY EVEN
ING, 18th. az 3 O'Clock.
STU LlNG.-Dled. November 22d. 1880 st
the residence OF her husband. ~oodyllle.
Hen ico county. Va. Mrs LIZ Nbhih =.
T.. beloved wife Of Thomas stirling.
Funeral nc Union station ". r. Chu' ch
rO. DAY. November 23d. ~ 3 o'c ock + ".
Friends and relatives Of the family are IN
yi,ed 10 tend.
BELL. Died. IN this city. November 23d.
1859, L. ID. BELL, ID. d.; age, seNenty-sr
Ihs remains will be taken 10 Harrison
bug Va for interment.
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This piece, as may be easily implied by
its title, is a ''skip." That is. IT is without
plot or meaning, and is simply Il conglom-
Grafton of nonsense, music, and dancing,
gotten up simply to make people laugh.
As such il is a success. All who like that
Kind of performance can be safely assured
Of a pleasant entertainment. The petite
little soubrette, Miss Hamilton. soon won
the hearts of her audience, and her dancing
was received with encore after encore.
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Magistrates Vincent and Harris were en-
gagged yesterday five hours hearing eyi.
dence in the case Of Lucian Tyler. the ne
gro charged with felonous assault. There
were three witnesses-the young lady, heI
mother and Captain West. The examina.
ton ended with Tyler being sent on to the
grand Jury.
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shiloh's Catarrh Repnedy.

shilohs Jstarrn nemeuy marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth
and Headache. Win each bottle there Is an
Ingenious Nasal Injector for the more sue
cessful treatment OF these complaints with
ont extra charge. Price 30 ceuts. sold by
Bodekef Brothers q nd II. n. shields 4 Co..
corner OF Filth and Marshsli streets
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ss-HOw ARDS GROVE BsrT.aT
az IL q. M. and rs

SSTHE ASsIVERsARY kxt RCisEs
~ the Colored Young Mems Christian Asso.
cation OF this city will take place SUNDAY
n ight, November l4th, at 80 o'clo K. AZ tho
Firs, african baptist church, corner Of OIL
lege and Broad streets. A full sccount 81 the
wears work will I've given. several promi.
n.nt white and colofed citizens have been
invited aud are expected to attend, and some
Of them +, speak on mat occasion. The pub
lie il invited 10 attend
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i WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LA.

i dies salary. 70 lake charge OF my bust.
ness al their homes entirely unObection-
able light very fascinating and hsalthtal :.
no talking required : permanent position :
wages $40 per week ln advance. Good pay
Tor pant time. My references Include somn
Of the best well known people Of Louisville.
Cincinnati, Pitt-bu 4. and elsewhere. Al
dress With stamp. Mk-. MARION WALKER.
Fourth ana Chestnut streets, Louisville. nv.
OcI W d, sat 6m
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A SORE THROAT OR COUGH, II suffered
10 progress, often results In an incurable
throat or lnng trouble. q BroDn's Broa-
chioi Troehes" give instant relief.-adv.
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Property Transfers.
The following deeds Of bargain and salt
were recorded yesterday:
IN CITY cuANcERY COURT.

IIH IVIIVN III- 't''09 VI 7t'I . 'I11 '''1N' "'@
were recorded yesterday:
IN CITY CHANCERY COURT.
William :. Eubank and wife TO Rosa l..
Eubank's trustee. - feet on west side
Twenty-first street. between Broad and
Grace. s.; William Flegenheimer, special
commissioner. to Emanuel Raab. l01 1-l2
feet, on south side Main street near Haryle.
$3,l2s.sO John Finders Robinson TO Viz
ginia NJ. Robinson's trustee, his interest in
the estate Of Anthony Robinson, deceased,
so.
AT HENRIcO COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
j. {. Easley to X. Il. Chafiin, a tract of
land on the east side Of Osborne turnpike,
about three miles from Richmond. $1,000; +.
Neurath to Matthew Gilm0ur, 9ll3 acres on
the north side of the Williamsburg road,
81 800.
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srFRIESDs.- M Getting for divine worship
every sabbath morning ~ n o'clocK. -ests
are free AZ all are welcome Meeting nous~
Clay street. above First. s<rvkss also at 4 I
O'Clock on "Wednesday morn ING
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ss-DENN NJ. f. CHURCH
Denny and Seventh streets. Rev. J. -. Wood
ward pas or.-Houis OF services; sunday
school, from 10 lO:3O a. IN preaching m
day mOrniug, IL "A. M, preaching sun
Y night 1870 p. m; preaching " G nesdpy
night, 7:3o p. M. Monds night, Ladies Ald
ociety. 1870 p. m fCard Of towards meet
AZ parsonage TUESDAY night at 1.3J ?. IN. AL
invited 10 attend.
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E5LATREI STREET NJ FL n o - / =
EPISCOPAL CrUNCH. corner Laurel and
AlDemarle streets Rev. -. q Waggener
pas OF. Preaching az ii a. m and 7:i5 p
IN. by the pastor. sunday school AT . a. m
Preaching Wedn' sday night NJ 7;f5 q. IN
PRAYER Il class meeting riday night al 1;i5
d. N. All welcome.
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M ANTED "A FIRST CLASS CT
w GAR-MA kerr "a hand workmsnl. APP
ply al once ~ sU1 east Man str 81
nO.3-us WI, LIAM KUMLtHN.
"A ANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK
w and a-sist IN washing and Ironing.
Must come with good recOmmen1at ons. APP
ply al Il. r. JON NSON >. DO. 30 Nineteenth
street. noL3-lt
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Reports Of Government Chemists.

"The Royal Baking Powder IS composed OF
pure and wholesome ingredients. IL does NOT
contain either alum or phosphates, or other IN.
furious substances.-EDwARoG G. LOVE fh'D'
The Royal Baking Powder Is undoubtedly
the purest and most reliable baking powder
offered to the public.
HENRY A. MORT, NJ d., Ph. ID.
1.-THE Royal Baking Powder Is pures' In quail
ity and highest in strength Of any baking gov
der Of which have knowledge.
"Wn. McMURTRIE. Pm. ID.
An Alum baking powders. no matter how
high their strength, are 70 be avoided As dan
gefous Phosphate powders liberate Their gas
TOO freely. or under climatic changes suiief de-
leroration.
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A PERFECT LIGHT.

q -
Pure. Odorless. Non-explosive, RID
&C" OIL is the very highest gra'ie Of Refined
Petroleum. Beware Of the product ofun'
scrupulous imitators. Get The genuine and
take no other.
Sold by BODEKER BROTHERS.
Iil1 vain street
~ KLEIN. 0ls East Broad street
no l5-tf
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Es-BRO D-STREET ETHOD IS .
HUkCH Broad and Tenth streets. - Rev. =
). Lambeth, ID D., p stOr, Will preach at ii
a. m. and m. sunday school a.d Bible
classes az $3.50 m.
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Finest Made.
Virginia Sun-Cured,
Tough. juicy. Ripe.
CheA pest. Best,
Old. Pure.
Chewers' Pride.
Beats I'm all
Popular, FavoritE.
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es-iRINIrI METHODIST ZIP SCpPAI
CHUR II. south, corner B'uad and TWEEN
tieih streets, tev. J. a.. ~turgs. pastor -
Preaching by the pastor III II N. a. q p
IN. sunday school at o:l0 a. m, ard prayer
meeting AT 3:3U p. m. Wednesday night ser
vices al ) D. Id.
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XXrAETED-STUDENTS IN STE
w NOGRAPnY AND IiPk-Whf 40.
The only sh rf-hand school IN kichmons
that has ever granu.ted a student. over 100
Of our aduates Low holding good positions
secured by us. Ter reasonable and a Irar-
teal training guaranteed. MCGiLNkf COL
LtGE OF ~TENOORApHY, 10 north Niath
street Oci3-6m
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sS-Sr. ANDREWS CHURCH. corner o
Laurel and Beverly streets, Rev. Pike Pow
ers. ID D., rector ervices every sunday NJ
IL q. m and . p. m sunday school az J:3I
a m.
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GROCERIES.
TOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

10 pounds GRANULArtD SUGAR Tor
pound ofmy BLtNDF DC FIJI -
Ofher stsndard groceries upon same basis,
This offer Is a harvest for cash BUYERS.
1T. BATtWpOr
&c sam li8 east Broad.
CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER. 25C.-
" Choice Mountain Butter. Z5c GOOD but-
ter. 2Oc: Cooking Butter. lbc., 3 pounds
Lard, 25c.: 4 pounds Prunes. 25c., pounds
Currant jelly, 25c.. I pounds Apple Butter
25c. tn )ice Wlnesap Apples. Fresh Iur-
KEYS and Chickens q. II. BLakEY,
no22 No. Az North Sixth street
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geo SALARY. $40 EXPENSES IN
'NOO advance, allowed each month.
~te"dy employ ment at home or travelling
No sol citing. Duties, delivering and max
ing collections. No postal cards. address
with stamp, hAFEk & co, r1qua. bio.
ocS-Iu IN Sa&Sufr
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ss-sEcOND BAPTIST CHUCH. corner OF
Main and sixth stIet Rev, W W. Ian
drum. y. d.. pastor. Preaching al . p H.
straL gers welcome.
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es-GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner
Of tOushee and Nam streets.-key DR.
II. NJ, JacssOn Will prrach Mt IL AIN.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

HvFIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH, corner OF
Twelfth and Broad streets. Dr. SeV as
Cooper. pas,or-Rev. T.. Y. simmons, who hes
been iaboring as missionary at Cshe.n'
China, under the Foreign Board OF the SOUTH
ern b. ptisi Convention. for nineteen yesas
IL In the city and will preach unday morn
Ing M Iis.u NJ, simmons is a highly en-
te taining speaker. Bible school at 0:lo q;
m. thanksgiving service OF all the bap.s.
churches oftoe city on thursday next a, vi "a
IN. Fourth street Chapel, REV. IL. r. VII
liams at 3 p. m.
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class meeting Thursday night At 7As O'Clock.
All welcome.

~ LlFEAND ADVENT MISSION ROOM.
sr,iih's new (CentrsD hall, fifth street, be.
tween Broad and Marshall Services svsry
Lords bay AZ 81 p. m. All cordially Invited.
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Sg-rLAY -STkFE1 NE "HODi~r CHURCH
(soufhl, corner ~ Adams and Clay Streets
Preaching at IL a. ~. and 9:3J p. N and
Wednesday night at 1870 p. IN.
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sryENABLE-sTREE CHURCH. corner
of Twenty. first aud VenaDie.-Sunday school
at $50 n. IN. reaching by the pastor, Kew.
Il. IL Pitt. nj I n. m sno a p. m. by rev
r.. 4. simmons. missionary to Canton
China. sunday chooi al $50 a. m.
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ssFOURTH PRFsBYTERiAN CHURCH.
West Grace street. kew j. Calvin stewart.
pa>tor Preaching AT IL O'Clock m by
.iev. l.. Is. utnDuil. and Rev ]. {. bau, OF
VI tnches ,er, VIII preach " o'clock y. m
Usual Wednesday niaht service sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. seats free una heal "
Welcome 70 all
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sgWEsTNIN> TER CHURCH. corner
Cary aud Sycamore streets. Rev. r. ker
will preach at p. M. sunday school at BIO
n. IN.
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es-CENTENAbY METHODIST CHURCH
Grace street between Fourth and Fifth
Rev. William T.. Judkins pastor. Preaching
II IL o'clock IN and D. m. strangers anu
others always welcome.
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BS-PARK-PLACE METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH REV. j. Wiley BledsOe, pas
tor Will preach az IL q. IN. aud p. In.
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sS-sECOND PPE~BYrFRTAN CHURCH.
Rev. l.. B. lurnbull VIII preach AT ! a. m.
The afternoon servIces commence az \ y. IN.
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ss-THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. T.. Cannon, pastor. Preaching by the
pastor at I / a. NJ, and by Rev. ;. Taylor Mar
lin at 2. m.
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aS-TRiNITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. cor
ner rwenty-Dinth ami r streets, George r
~huey. Understanding SUNDAY M D.. am
and . N. sunday school al 0:l0 am.
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BY UNITED PRESS.

NEW LONDON. CONN, November 22.-
The revenue steamer Dexter arrived this
morning with CAPTAIN jenny and fourteen
Of the crew of the Old Dominion line steam
er Manhattan. and also the dead body Of
Chief Engineer Hayden. Captain Jenny re.
ports that the Gamer. which was bound
from New York for West Point, Va, on
Wednesday morning, at O'Clock. when of
Fenwick Island light. coast Of Maryland,
was run into by an unknown four-masted
schooner and the Manhattan sank soon
after. The party brought here managed to
get into life-boat, except Mr.. Hayden,
who was drowned in the attempt. The rest
of the crew and three passengers got on
life raft. 1t is not known whether or not
they were saved.
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ss-FIRST PRES nYrERIAN CHURCH..
corner Of Grace and Madison streets. KEY.
T. p Ker, pastor, Will preach at Il a. IN. and
y. m.
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sSGRACE- STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. james Y Fair. ID. D.. pds'of
Services at a m. and Sp m. by the pas
tor. sabbath school services al v:op m
Wedne. day night services 30 Hp. N. cor
dial anu ChrIstitn welcome 70 ali VINO may
desire TO worship with us.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-23

sTCLAY-STRt Ell BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner OF CLAY and Graham streets. Rev. ,
{. ,lopton, pastor.-Worsbip at / 4 a. m. and
3 y, N.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-23

ss-TnIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. conei
OF Iwenty-sixth and Marshall streets ser
mon al IL "a. IN. by II Y. 4. \. Cave; ar 7;3J a.
m. by Rev. r.. A. Cole, the pastor. Subject
"Ihe Dance
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-23

ssEAsT-END BArTIST CHURCH. cor
ner OF Twenty eighth and x stfeets-Prea h
| ing sunday AT IL a. IN. and $3.50 m by the
| pastor, Rev. Joel L. tucker. suIday-scnool
| At 0:3U a. m.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-23

ss-sEyENT STREET eli RISTIAN
CHUR, H.-Services at "A a. m. and ) p NJ.
conducted by tie pastor. Rev. Jbbez Hall.
sunday chOOl at 0:BO %. m.