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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02
Items From tho Young Meas Christian
AssOciAti0n.

Thcmonihly mceeiingof the Young Mems
Christian Association Thursday night was
we'll attended. Ailer the transaction VI
The routine business and the election 0f SOY.
cntv-Onc new members am attractive mu-
steal and literary programme WAS rendered
and greatly enjoyed by those present.
Last night the Ladies' Auxiliary ea,c
supper to the board Of directors and
association committees. Tie work of the
association Was informally discussed and
plans laid for it, increased usefulness.
Tomorrow afternoon. at O'Clock. the
mems meeting will be addressed by NJ.
James Lyons, Jr
Next week clasSc, in pcnmanship and
clorulion VIII DE- formed. Members desir-
ing 10 enter these cla-sc, are requested 10
report 1T once.
Preparations are now being made for the
observance Of the Week of Prayer. which
begins sunday. November 10Th.
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Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing syrup should al
Ways be used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer al once;
~ produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
tie child from palf and the llIlc chcrub
awakes as bright rs "a hutton" IL Is very
pleasant 10 taste. II sooihcs the child soft
regulates The bowels. and - The best known
remedy for DART "a whether arising from
teething or olh1. ,srs's. twenty-five cent.
q bottle. Tu.fh~aNW
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The Gold Wat.h Cont.t

The contest for the handsome gold watcl
al the Roman Catholic fair at the armorv Il
pe presented TO the most popular young
iady was a close one. The polls Were
closed last night and the ballots counted
WIN me following result: Miss Kate Cor.
man, l16; Miss Maggie Flynn. 90 md
Hiss Mary sharp, ~. The watch was nrs'
senicd Miss Gorman. Nv
Inc unsuccessful young ladies claim that
tissue ballots were used.
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TIE .SOUTHSJDE.
Democratic barbecue and Brunswick
stcw-Gencral Ncw. and Aoie, from
Over the River.

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7''" -''"''"i N'"' """ -''''H ITO"
over the River.
4 big Democratic barbecue and Bruins
wick -tan nill Doe hold at Dry Bridge. r
Chesterfield county to-day pv Bridge j.
'i ti' Ni,nAiDhu .,in l'inf liic i'.iiiiN"'l
ri .,,'...,, 'iI''' LINN, a., ,r,
r.i,i.,. f+r t,',,,f,. ,,,' ,snf- az
t-.-n ,,,ii f.,,.. pi.t,,..1 ,t s.sn
n and lf.n.i,,.f'r "t s.s1 n
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.f. n,.,,.,,i .,l' ..'i.'l anal ii'''f
..,..i ,...'..'.,'''.. '' ,
Gratis of Manchester and Chesterfield 10 hl
present. Tine barbecue VIII Doe az th' nospi-
itnle nome az Af. samuel VI. Page. Who
VIII preside over th' FESTIVITIES. An invita-
l9n ~ Ai'naob "i' every Mnii' man.
90. i"liDN gig NJ 'antia nave 'i'iii.-fd o.,
~ i..'i ,.ii'
'i ~, l'' .ii' IL -l' ''iiii'.i 'l' 'Hu
-' ~. '''u' i''Ai'''
iAe clil.i-'ioNe p'H oi the fieeni iefi1n
D"'len WIN pr '.'.i'u "-'i" ana iii,ta d"
,,' 5p'i' oi ''' "e" '"'i''u N'i'i. ii-
li' IT.. o' nvA, ".'", N9 ln' ~ D9I
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George Evans, q c6lored lunatc, who re-
Gently came here from Alabama il j. said.
aud has been confined in Jail since last
Thursday, was stricken with paralysis yes
terdaN and died.
Coroner Taylor will hold an inquest over
the body at 10 this morning.
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We have aspeallyand positive cure for Ca
tarrh, Diphthcria. tanker Mouth aud Head
ache In sHILoli'S CA AiitH REMEDY. a
Nasal Injector lrce with each bottle Use IL
II you desire heal n ard sweet b. cath Price.
30 cents. Sold by Bodckcr brothers aud
II. 81. Shields & 20. corner OF lfth and Mar
81 all streets
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ss GRACE sTREEr UNITS, oh. ..Scni
Pastor. DIR. W. II. Hatcher. SUNDAY sOi'p,
aton' m: sunday preaching az ! ! =. ~. nn .s
: d. m; "Wednesday services NJ , ~ M ~. -,
dav service young mensl at , p H. fi''
seats and a welcome TO all.
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HONORARY PAILBEAErrs.
MEMBERS OF rnB FAMILY p,rsrv,
Beveridre Sticks
RICHMOND, Va, November /. 1888.

RICHMOND, Va, November /. 1888.
Editor Of the Times:
Please allow me 10 say through the col.
hihns OF your paper that the rumOr that
ha'eo VIII withdraw from the campaign i
ialse. ! shall be in at the count and exnect
10 be heard from.
Respectfully.
". II. ByvERIDGK,
Regular Republican Nominee for the House
of Delegates.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

srFrRsr BAPTIST CHURCH; sof ns"rs -,
Twelfth and Broad streets. III ., n. m.
Cooper. pastor at II o. m. ann Nv L,rest
r5nlc school at OILS a. IN. Fourth's'~'
chanel. Rev. Ii. +. Williams ut p. m'
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sitterding Buys the Robertson
Property.

The large grounds. with the residence and
all the improvements thereon, belonging 10
the estate Of the late Colonel A. g.. Robin
son. on Baker and GOddin streets, We're sold
ON yesterday by Mr.. J. Il. Elan. auctioneer
Mr. Fritz sitiening becoming ihe pun
chaser, at $1,000.
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s-GTcO<D DApI

sssrcoND BAPTIST cHUCM' s POI iso o..
Main and sixth stret., Key, W; y, a m
o ond Z ~ n M M sundsy-,chool At $50 g. M
strangers welcome.
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LOWEST MAIN STREET BArTisi
CUIrRCU. corner Main and Ecach sltee,s
Dr. =. A. Goodwin, la,,,.. W.. ~ r stos m
A. m rnd S:iJ =. Bi. Suhday-hVho'' ~ - ."
Allarc welcome.
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as-rErGu-STRtET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner II 1weniy-nfth nnd Leign stteets;
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. J. NJ frost' u;
- I'll n IN. and s:l5 y. IN. sunday scnoo'
nj g:fO a. IN.
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rsFAsr-END BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ner of Twenty eighth and X s'reets -fieh,h-
ing sunday at u n IN. ana 100 y III. y, vi
nosfor, Kev. Joel 4. tucker Sunday-scho"i
St $3.50 a. m.
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as-CLAY-sTREET BAPTIST CIV y M
corner ~ CLAY and Grnham streets, isev. >,
g. Ciopton, pastor. -worship at Ia H. anu
, y, m.
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rr-SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
pr. IOgc will preach IA ! =. m. and > p M
REV. Mr. Iurnbul will preach IN the old
Malkot Hall al ) p ~.
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s~-FIRST PRES ENTERTAIN CHURCH,
corner OF Grace ana Madison strccts.-hcV.
r.. p. Ker, pastor. will preach Al ! x. IN. ana
3 =. m.
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ss-vENABLE- STREET CHuRJn. c ornel
ofTwcnfv.fr.t and Nen2ble .--Sundsy scnoo'
M o3O n. IN. PREACHING by me pss'o'' "''
n. III. PIT. at / 1 n. IN. and .;3o p H.
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ns-WFSTNINSTER CHURCH. corner
cary and sycamore streets.-kev. X. 4. her
will preach az 4 p. m. sunday school al DO
\. Iu.
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mENnico COUNrN COrRI.MOls III

benjamin peyton to Wesley Pcyt0n and
Sarah 1ylsr. lot No. ~. IN square Nc. 10 la
plan of Fulton, $500; Thomas l.. Bant0n
and wife 10 X. Il. Chaflin, 60 acres ON Charles
City road east of Richmond, improved. ST.
on: Mar, T.. Brills trustee 10 James Il. IL
tyson, 81 feet ON south side Oakwood avenue
corner OF Mill avenue, about onc-half mile
east of kieh,aond $40
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ngrIHRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev.J. II. Cannon. pastor Preaching by the
pastor M / ! a. ~, snd by rev. :. Taylor Mar
tim al p. IN.
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THE LATE DR.. SHELTON.

| Arrangements for His Funeral To-day
The funeral of DR.. John Clifford SHELTON
| who died suddenly at his home, on the cor
| uer of Eighth and Franklin streets. Thurs
day evening, will take place this evening
NJ o'clock. from Monumental Church
Rev. Dr. Newton. the rector of the church
will conduct the services.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
That this good man was hon0red and mos
beloved by all. Is shown by the demonstrs
ton made by all the societies i'm the cit,
with which he was professionally connected
The Richmond Medical and Surgical 50.
cicty met al Schiller Hall last night. at
| O'Clock. \ very large meeting Of the PRO
fession were present. Resolutions Of honor
and respect 10 the deceased and coincidence
| 10 the family were passed.
\ mass-meetng Of the medical profession
met also ia Academy of Medicine yesterday
evening Drs. Mcclure. Cullen. George
| Zen. Johnston. and other prominent phvsi.
ciSns were present.
At this meeting, also. resolutions respect
ing the deceased were adopted.
Bsth OF these organizations will attend
the funeral in a body.
THE PALL-BEARTEs.
The following are the active pall-bcarers;
llrs. J.. Il. james. John Il. Wheat. Jacob
MlchauN. W. :. Gordon, Mcssrs. John :.
hlleu, John Tyler, X. Z. Muniord. Lewis
Booker A. G.. Leigh, Jr.. II. A. Patterson.
John Pegram Frank ". Christian. T. X.
Baker and l.. II. Gibson.
HONORARY PALL-BEARFRs.
The Medical and surgical Society al
pointed the following gentlemen al IFS meet.
ing last night as honorary pall-bearers: Drs
tfenshaw. Wexford. Parker and Mo,elr.
Al the meeting of the medical profession
the following were appointed: Drs. John
ston, W. {. l.. Brock, Moore, and Rust.
MEMBERS OF TnB FAMILY PRESENT.
All The surviving members of the ctmilv
are here except Mr. tmmon W. SHELTON. of
SAN Francisco. California, who will NOT
come. rs he cannot reach the cltv i'm time
Tor the funeral. Mr.. W. q. SHELTON Of
florence. Alabama, and Mrs. +. y. Jones.
OF Raleigh, reached the city YESTERDAY
evening
The funeral services will be largely at-
tended, and the procession will be a LONG
one. The intennent will take place in lIol.
lAMtai - $3.50
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pat ~ until Il is too tate taking DR.. Da,id's
Cough >yrup.-ady.
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TIE STANDARDIZED .omI-i0oh
SO. II2li. IlfDTIlND eiAiiiuN 8if-
sfA> ADDhiIAli will Unk- The season '
1890 at OAK Lawn kiifys station, it. B.. .
T. x. r.. liAuuNer county Goa mo iuIuN'n.
terms TOO iut thr sess DO, payable AZ in''t
~ time Of service. with Al fn lNr groom
TIN~IAN AIiNlLAN rHsIoIltd ln Do, D.
the property cd Charles -. Dole. lsI. N.
try stat Lake. Illinois. sud - rntrrsi ln W..
isgc's -tul-B-Ok 1. NiHHdurI Hfe1 with 10
number 1921 ne W.. gof ~ lssslrnd A..
dallsh. he by fy.ifk's Namnleiun'rn nnf OF
Iuchuufrt.-. winch makes hinl fuIi brother
90 Harold. tia sire 81 lAl. u =. f%rofi
2.I~1 Tho dam az Flfsisu ANHs o. . ne
mar, Rowing Nellie. hr ta..ius n. tisf, .-frs
GERS. better known 20 icing illr usm of
Narnrinp Boy. rpcOrI1.2N fhr grand sir OF
ihe grtsf fnrcf-ytsr-Oid stallion AAlillrt
record l.Ig illsserOnd dam - ~ hrrinuur,
}1jG. third dam hY RATHER. 1000 folfin dHm
~ Imported spread fari-.
lne BlatplNG. therefore, or W. me
hv the sane nor.st That cot y uinnfref. tfsr<~
Wilkes. Happy biedium. Harold, hct.ior.
~frafhiuurl. Aberdeen. sentinel. lNufnNils
&C.. and fhe sire OF his dnm 10 slso tho ar
and granlsire 81 - long srfHV % ltuiiss AnI
Iroiflng stations. such 20 li-riN llnT, tn
vov. Port Boy. Durango. Kentucky llsN.
American clay. and MANY others Of N'fN
sf.uIartl through the EcrfNunr msfe IH
s.ts a cross Of The Indy stout blood. fle Is
iat black In color. fine ,i1c. nnd though So
li.l sud spirited in action. e ~ tlH lnlr'f
and most frncfahle temper Inst uQuIi De-
possible 10 lud lu nuv horse, nni rsrfc.sIF
I'm stallion. special rates made unnl iin-
u.ry l.t $500. 'c -i'f
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the Worlds Fair for New York and DR..
Day.d'. Cough syrup for the fair world.
adv
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r-FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West Grace street. Rev. J. calvin stewart.
na>tor sermon at II O'Clock =. m. and p
O'Clock ID. ma sabbath school 81 $3.50 q. m.
seals free and a hearty welcome 10 all.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
have this day appointed NJ. cANfHilh
my agent to buy and sell for cash.
ocSi-lUt F.~. u MMiN'-.
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No,

| HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
j. D.. COOK my Agent o. conduct ihH
saloon Business no The corner of FlgNf fnf
Broad streets Opera House. to hny rli .eI
fer cssh only.
NnTInT fIff
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ssrAYiOR-sfRtEr MISSION. TAYLOR
street between Carter ana Temple. sunday
school at ga. m. and $3.50 y. m Prayer sud
class meeting Thurs iay night AT rs o clock
All welcome.
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Hg-GRACE- STREET PREsBYTERlAN
CHURCH. James \ Fair. -. D.. pastor
Services at q. m. and y. m. by the lps-
tor. sabbath school services az $50 an.
"wednesday night serNiccsa > p. NJ. cor
dial and Christian welcome 10 All who may
desire 10 worship with u>.
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N.ON-orA CIykCH. cornsr
lW~uty fourth and y. streets Preaching ~
J ] q. ~. and > p IN. ~ she pastor Rev.
James T.. Martin.
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ss-KES ERVOIV MISSION, Rev. :. &
Dorsey. pastor Worship at IL IN. sun.
d1y-scho)l az 9;3 q. m. Prayer meeting
I Tuesdays az $40 q. nf.
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pENNY-sTKEET NJ. +. CHURCH
Denny and seventh streets. Rev. }. 4. " Ood'
WIrd IHsiur.-liOuls Of services sunday
school, nom 90 1890 q. a.: preaching sun
day morning. II q. M; preaching sun
day night. 1880 p. m.. preaching McIuesdDy
night. 1870 D.. m.. Monday night. Ladish' Ald
-ocIefy. 100 =. u.; beard of stewards meet
a. parsonage tuesday night a. 5:;O =. m. All
invited fO attend.
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90 LlFEANp ADVENT Mis- ION ROOM.
Smiih' new lcentrtb hall. fifth street. be,
tween lirosd ana Marshall services every
Lords Day 40 D. IA. All collslly invited
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rFEIF\lS.- Meeting Tor divine wofsnip
every SaDoatn morning at III O'Clock. seats
are free and all are welcome. Meet ing house.
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ks-nEE, Hen -BlOnk, Rev. l.. &, Dorsey.
pastor WOfhhlp az SIS p. IN. sunday school
al o;ao q. M. Prayer meeting Thur 'sys al
SID p. IN. Allnre welcome.
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G5-CFNTENAIY METHODIST CHURCH.
Grice slfcct between Fourth aud Fifth
90 ~ o'clock = m. and D.. ni. changers and
Others always welcome.
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Ls-BROAp-sTR METHODIsf
CHURCH Broad and Tenth streets).-liev. -
n. Lambeth, ID. D.. pastor, will preach 40 ] 1
o.. ul. md p. IN. sunday school ald BlDle
classes At $3.50 a. DAD.
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Property Transfers.
The following deeds Of bargain and sal,
were recorded yesterday:
IN ImK cIrY cMANcKRY COInr !:

IN rlK CITY cHANCERY COURT:
William Mayo's trustee 90 samuel II. Pull
liam, ~ feet ON north side of Williams. west
of OAK, improved. SOL; Thomas T.. stage
and wife TO j. &. Parkinson, a feet ON south
side Of Marshall between Iweniy-siNth and
Twenty-se,enih, SLIGO; l.. 4. linslcy and
wife fo Bessie Il. Ellis. H. feet ON .. south
west corner OF Twenty eighth, $1,000.
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n-MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EiI-COpAL CHURCH. Laurel street. oppo-
site Monroe Park. Tho rector having re-
turned, services ON sunday 40 li.l0 =. IN. and
IS pm. Inc public cordially invited.
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~ ~ RsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Gnu ROB. seventh sffeet Beaf tree Rev
j. =. ~oserr b stor -pfeachin. ~ al =. ID.
nd , p. ID. Al NeIcnme.
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IrCaRI~T EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev.
Jane. -. Funston. rector. Services a. IL :.
ni. aud % p. Do. Chapel Of th. Redssmer.
eeINIr.. 10 ...lD L. ID.
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5~MAR>HAlL SlRtEr CHRISTIAN
titt RICH between Grsham and Hancock
l.. s.. cutler pasfOr.-preachins by tho pss-
tpr. ~ ! / 2. in. and p. IN. seats fres. Pub
Tie cordially invited
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n7-sT JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
corner OF Fifth and MarsnaIl Streets, Rev,
Joshua petef-iu. rector: i;ey Pfeaion Na,h,
assistant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on sunday at
a. DO ard d =. nl.
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80 Sleeps The pri1c OF lOrmcI
"a glOrys thrill Is over.
THE TURF.

Who knows what history tins sword cOull
fell if IL could talk
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ITPAfik-IfACE METHODIST ErlSCO-
pal tlil ltlN. Rev. j. Wiley blcirOe. pas
TOT. wiu preach A. e. pa. sud 5 p. In.
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RIFF +. WffBfE SorruwARD.

of lIonrico county. held the audience for "a
long time, telling his negro friends how
dead and nonresident negroes had been
stricken from the rcgistratIon-bo0ks. Gene
raj Malone was To- have spoken al this
meeting also. hat had not reached there al
halfpaSt II o'clock
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-sEVLNr, STREET CT RlSTIAN
Cul r. ii.-lnr night services have been
resumed. and WIFI begin al > O'Clock: morn
Ing service at "a. IN, both led BY the pas
tog. Rev. Jate1 iall. SUNDAY school AT $50
"A. IN.
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nF-lf0NTaftNTaL CHURCH protestant
Episcopal Rev jOun p. Newton, rector.
Divine service at II q. n. snd $50 p m.
sunday school 60 g..}O r.. ~. Tue rector hts
rcturnel from tha General Convention, end
Rev. 81. Edward Wall. 0f Maryland, "
unitefu the services and preach. A c1tdisl
.-.L-.Iu.l L. 4
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Es-LArREI-S rNEtI METlIO pI ST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner Laurel end
Alucm2rle streets Rev ". %. Magssuer.
pastor. Preaching az / q. IN. snd 1:t5 D.
IN. Dy tbs pastor. sundny-SchoOl al -. ~.
Preaching "Wednesday night ~ 40 9. IN.
irHyer a class ln,ciins rillpy night al 4.4j
D. M. AL WnlrnMr.
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as-GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner
of fpusneo and Main streefs.-hef. br.
-ttlugleilOw Will preach 40 ii AIM.
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rr~T. Marks EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. y. g.. l0sMoll, ID. D., rector heV. ",
D. williams. assistunt-DiNiue services NJ
"a q. n. and 3 p. M, SUNDAY school al o'3o
q. DID,.
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frrRNrrT METHODIST Up ~CoPAL
CHtitCll. south. cOruer Broad and lWeu-
tie-h SirrDis, Kew. J. D.. SturLis. pastOf.-
Preaching - the pastor - I 1 30. ard \ D.
ln. sunday school 80 y:ll a. ia. and lfrysr-
meeting at 1870 p. m. Wednesday night ser
wees ~ > D.. an.
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ss-ST JOHNS rROTfSrANT TplSCO-
TAf. CHURCH. Broad street between iWen'
fy-fourfh and Iwenty-nftn. Rev. Lewis "
burton. rector. Sermon and HOLY CON
muniO. go / 4 q. H.. evening pie'si ana 80
mon ri - 3D.. DID. IAr nsy. Idrsid Msu. ~
.tarrl4u1 son OF "a late rrctsr VI -. Iosit '
~ b. preach ln the morning. Ihs public cor
daily iErifsi.
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e~4r. ANDREWS CHURCH. corner OF
Laurel end Beverly streets, Rev. Pike Pow
err ID. d.. rector. ervices every sunday NJ
II d. n and b. M sunday school 81 800
% Ff
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A<IRiNlTY LUTHERAN CHURCH. cor
ner lwentv-uinth ann a streets, George H..
Snucy. pH.tOr.-freacAinz SUNDAY 81 D.. Sic
-li b d nl. sunday school al 3.i5 am.
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Decision of tie supreme Court or
the United States Affecting
StockhoideFs

A dispatch was received here yesterday
from the clerk Of the supreme Court OF the
United States stating that the court had al
firmcd with cost the Judgment OF the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Eastern
District OF North Carolina In the case OF
William /. Hawkins against John Glenn,
trustee of the National Express and Trans
portRtion Company.
The decision, the Dispatch is informed,
IS IN accordance with recent decisions OF
the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia,
and OF the Supreme Courts OF five or six
other States, aud many Circuit Courts Of
the United States, affirming The regularity
and validity in all respects OF the proceed
ings OF the Chancery Court OF the city oil
Richmond in the creditors suit Of GleBn's
administrator and others vs.. The National
EXPRESS and Transportation Company and
others, the objects OF which were TO establish
the debts against the company and 10 OBJ
tain payment OF the same by calls made
upon the stockholders for their unpaid sub
scrirtions 70 the capital stock.
The suit against DIR. Hawkins, \ promi-
neBt citizen OF Raleigh, n. c., was brought
by the trustee John Glenn under the de-
cree of the Richmond Cbancery Court, 10
collect calls on two hundred aud nifty
shares OF stock OF the par value OF SlOO per
share. judgment was rendered in favor Of
the trustee by the lower court aud that
judgment is DOW affirmed by the Supreme
Court Of the United states.
II is understood that some 100000 prln-
cipal and interesD still remain to be collect
ed by the trustee, for which he has brought
MANY similar suits against stockholders in
different States on calls made upon the
So. .O00, 900 OF unpaid stock.
TIE two questions Of corporation law OF
most general public importance involved, as
the Dispatch learns. in this bsavy and multi
fsrious litigation, are whether the sloekhold-
ers were necessary parties to the Ricbmend
suit and as 10 the statute Of limitations.
No dockholder was made party to that
suit, but only the creditors, the company,
and the trustees in its deed Of trust.
1t is held by the above decisions that the
stockholders were not necessary parties,
being represented by the company, and that
limitations did not begin to run upon the
stock subscriptions until call was made by
competent authority, and that the Board OF
Directors having abandoned their duty and
failed TO make the required call for fourteen
wears, 1t was competent for the Court OF
Cbancery to make calls in their stead, and
that the stockholders everywhere were bound
thereby.