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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21

For generations IA certain japanese family
had q bO1 into which they put percentages
Said one VI them: Iii want ~ buy gar
ment that costs 81 ] buy IL for " ceuts; Ur
give feast that would cost e. | give Il for
o.; or 20 build house for SiUO build Il for
$50. AMI put the balances in a box At the
cad Of the year we meet, open the boxes AMI
Live the contents 20 the poor. II Gusts u
ZONE self denial, but We are always prOs
Porous and happy" They call this wur.
shipping The Great Bright God Of Self lie
straint - Lewiston Journal
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21

Jenny Lind's monument. 10 he erected
IN London by her husband, las been
rompIeied in Glasgow. IL Is in the form
e BEAUTIFUL cross. about ten feet high.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-21

What wonderful city Is Seoul! Its 300
people are made mp Of strange characters,
and my ewes have been bObbing about liks
the RAYS IN a Kaleidoscope In my:;etforts 10 ap-
preciate il ali Everything Is new, anil
everything new Is strange. This big wall
which surrounds the city Is Wun,ler, and its
three great gates are more wonderful still
They are closId every night at sunset with
iron PLATED doors, and after this time none
outside the city can get Ia, mr. tan any IN
side the city get out As the sun falls be-
hind the maintains which surround the CAPT
tai band u soldiers playing music, which
sound for all tue world like Scotchman's
Tag piPes, gpes from gate TO gate and bars
them shut At the same time watch fires
spring up upon the hills In every direction,
and from these the king knows that all Is
well Thess watch fires are signals, and they
form u part VI a continuous line VI flrt-
which are built upon the hills in all parts of
Korea They tell by their different Hamet
and their intensity whether al i well along
the coasts 81 the east and west AMI In the
mountains 10 the north and south. They are,
il seemed 20 me, rOyalty's farewell word frUI
the day. and they really meant that the cUun
try was quiet ard tho capital might sleep Ia
Ieace.-Frank q. CARPENTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Monthly Union Held Sunday
Afternoon.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Methodist
Sundsy-School Society Of Richmond and Man
chester was hold At Denuy-Street churb, Full
ton. on Sunday afternoon at4 o'clock. Mr T. +.
Minor presiding and A. /. Lumsden assistant
secretary
The Meeting VAS opened win prayer by Rev.
j. A. jefferson aud singing 10y the school
Mr.. G.. n. Smith. superintendent and kov B.
F. Norwood. pastor made Interesting state
mcuts showing the Denny-street school 20 be I'M
good condition and improving Recently the
great need ~ teachers has boan met and there
Is Gn encouraging prospect ahead
Tho President introduced the following pro-
gramme. all % Uhith was we'll rendered Open
Ing addross. The Polish Boy" by Guy Nosby
"Only A Little Maiden by Annie Gibson
"Poorhouse NAn," by Salhe Eduige; win
You Be Iheree" by Cora smith duet, Wait
AMI Nurmur Not " ; AMI People VIII J ak, by
Charles Mosby.
Kev. D. &. Martin, of Union station church,
then addressed tne meeting-subiect. The
stony Heart tie spoke of The many Influences
and agencies A. work ia mo world % bring man
from sin 90 Col. of the hard aud stony heart
which Tesists all efforts o. DO 10 good, an1 em-
pha@ized the fact HAT one ot mo most efficient
agent. is me Bible 30 tho sunday school Slow
ls bar surely the hRumcr Is falling on the hearts
OF tbc people and breaking them up. he urssl
tne worker. n mis- Held 90 pers'yerc until by
tha ant % the Spirit great good shall be dons IN
Mr. AIser. +. West wa called on and gave on
arrcunf of fnn Howard Grove Mission church.
Services were held there ON Sunday, >suiay
school 40 o s. N. and preaching 10y Rev. j. 4.
Jeaer<on a. u s. y. Nr K0bort Richardson
,urr,iIeut auI others attended tho sorvi'a and
rruorfcI the attendance very good. and nue
prospects for the establishment of = gr0Ning
church 90 this point
Rev Dr. Nh.t1cd. Of tho Baptist church. Was
present AZ this meeting. ami congratulated the
Ucnny-Strce- school on the bright prospects
aleaI. a well a. tho creditanle manner iu which
thoy had performed thoi parts m singing and
rc,ifAuons.
The following ia summary OF tho supcria-
tcudsnts relor Tor May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
AT THE NAVY-YARD.
sKCRgTARY TRACY RECEIVED WITH
DUzHAVAL HoHoRS.
Gratifsd at ths situation-oH for Old
Point--subserip,ions for Johnsto~n-
Personal-Political- Religious

tCorrespondence Of NE Richmond Dlsps,ch.l
NoRPoLE. June %, 1853.
Nsvsl Secretary Tray ana fgieDis from ~ ash
ington arrived AZ the nayy-ysrd tnis morning a.
10 o'clock on the nited states steamer despatch
and was received with n salute of nineteen guns
from mo lrigafe fraukhu ADD al tne military
nOnor-. Tho commandAnt. Commodore george
Brown, and all mo oficaTr 81 no station ia fBll
uniform met tho Secretary At he landing. snd ~
tuey passed the msin entrance of thn yard the
marine battalion ln fun roglme1tsl-, unIer onm-
mand 81 MAJOR McLsae luton. "As drs"n up
with ths Naval Post Band on pa" right and pre-
seufel arTnA The party want lmmrdi ia,ely % no
retitence of the C0mrnodor T-rfo Gayor Banks,
to.onoi Lamb, Judge Mtrdaugh, aus oih0r
prom lnent Republicans we're prasentei 20 hi m.
Af'or that to secrstNsy spent tWo hour' in-
spe.lng thc gOrs shop-, neW iry-dock. -, g.
pe. .ially She facilities hero iOr dong iiou ship
building. aud expressed himself rreany pleased
win what no ssw and heard. - 30 hal peen i'm
pressed heretofore Win tho ifeA insi t'u.port
yard va- inragrely supplied n 90 ms hine-
~ AM other fRciiil"s for no imporfao' "ufk ot
tho navy. The ScsTetarv iu1sciscd eitn a. fnmo-
dure Br0Gn ani abont , CO.. .-'ock tho De spsst'n
leu for Od Puint. DE gaies oi thc yard sore
c.o'sp against thc public during Che fat ~ tAe
ce-retsfy
A mass raees .ny or tae people a. Norfolk sas
held az t1e Oity hsl yesferiay afteruyon, pre-
si.cl over ny ,npfsIu iuhn J. holrr. aud iirH
i0r fh" rourf ot the johnstgFu slfer'f. rsH
carried Tho NorolA lctg". benevolent ifl
OF flk-, met yeeter ay af.ernooo ami iona."i i@l
to tls sufferers. Ali ne irish socrtes ipfnr Two
citIes have male donations.
vo.IIug VS. done to-day a. -fs usfg-S SRI by
Commodore Brown In regard to tho stionn
e'nle-uia-Oos Who gu.t NorA be- suro Dl ne e.n-
pto, meut ot A. ct-eouslet to "cft VITO theu.
Ihn man claims fu nave bsen pardoroi and ihe
tofnmn nicre allI hardly lst-rfeI'.
mo groc-ty Store of b. n. Au' '-'ou Hs1 dam
sscd uy IRE ia ro-smo'sti Yesterday.
he farm-fs bAaA ~ SIS r'Y, ~ a "ens
down iu tac "a 1ause Ns'fnusi D-na .fa'n, mss
1875 sfffed 'n ful VIII 4~p' -itpi-.
Ih- color~d poru-tals fTum mo various co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
sJNDAY-AVENiNG ALARm.
A small FIRE Near the DanviiIe Depot
Urfng~ out Big CroRd.

An alarm ium Box %, situated A. The corner
Of Cary auI Thirteenth streets. always brings out
a big eroaI Of people a. We'll as a largo portion
OF tbc fiIo Department. ltls well snown mat
should are ,ct a START in thi, lccality q number
OF larte bg.II.as- auI mucn property would ho
ac ops uIe g.. Do. ngmrt
AI alarm from This ioV a. i..l O'Clock sunday
evening caused Engines o. 3. e, ani b, q rucS
Company A0 3. uuI Hose Company $50. Oh re-
scmh.-I af fl' -rtlr of 1870 fre, wni "a was DO a
small r0o;rl--l.p ou Virginia strr't between
Cary and t.o DaIsflIc lcpu.
tho fi- vl- ~ .rsul. neI Hlfh damage II
81 fo thr property. Iur origin ls unknown,
N-G-d-to.m &. ,i" hIi'dtng Ht- occupied Dy a
coloreI man named .ra.A Carter a. "a sort u
Comic. liouDr r. -f.r-.
Naau ku-iue >o p turned the corner ot NAN
AMI NIlth streets tlc team became frglteurd
auI usIn a Sudden tJru, ana u.few Engineer
,uhu J. ~-lal aud Hose nlau u. ". oBrieu 20
tlr ground. Ile f.riue- wa- considerably shikcu
up. uHt recovered bis sr4t aui went with tho
engine i0 the drc. f.r O brien a. badly hrui-e
uu-ti~ ausl~ WAS -praIued ami arm nurt he
Was takrn lufo dr. Polh Miiler'5 dfuestoTe Hui
prOpcrrerie4ia- wore Administered: after whlrl
le va. tisan Aome. lie HIs uOt badly lurt, and
vas doing well yesterday.
During fle excitement At The fire. cllorei
man was taken WIFI 90 Gt the corner OF cary
aud Fourteenth streets. Tho city ambulance
was summoned aud nc vas carried 20 tbc aims
HOUSE. Nu one kucK the man. Tia falling he
struck hl- heal against stone ani received an
uG.y-lookiug wound on the forehead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
xAvERIAN BRoTuEmmoOD-
Semi-CentcnninIAn OF the
Foundation OF the CONGREGATION.

Foundation OF the GOngrCgattOn.
This week throughout Chrstondom ia ceie-
trated The 1ttieth anniversary Of the foundation
Of tho Naveriaa Brotherhood.
This c1ucrsg4tou is composed ~ men who de-
vote Oh tncir time anl talents o. Tie education
~ boys. rhof lead very alstete iife ali Ike
TIE Catholic priest take ,he three religious VOWS
namely ~ obedience, cla-tiry, ani poverty.
Although leading very obscure liio they ars
considered a great power in the Chathohc
Church.
Inc founder of this congregation was Theo-
dore James krkeu, aAo"L iu religion - Brother
Francis Naricr Ia ins month ~ June, lS.3,
Pope Gregory ANL etye him Lis blessing ANA
placed tle oJrg congregation urd 'r 81 gr Bous-
Sen, thsu Bishop 81 Bruses. IS o. prpfr, tor.
ON the 1id ~ October. l.fJ. Brother ran ia
Xauor opened tbo nrt home in Bruges be.-
GUM Iu lSl- no .ct our iur England. where he
paGied tue nrrt branch OF the congregation.
u 1854 TIE late Archbishop Npalrg chen
Bishop of Louisville maIe arrangements with
Brother FranDi- ;o take "a colony ot the
Brothers t0 America The founder. accom-
paaied ny siX brothers. opened house 10 iou.--
vile, by. in the fall of the same year. From
that state the Brotherhood spread All through
America. aud fO-iAv taey nave Applications
from nearly every STATE in the ulJn. which
fcr the present cannot be filled Tor want Of
members.
Bishop Keane. when he took charge Of the
Diocese Of Richmond. succeeded in obtaining
community, and today The Cathedral tommu-
nifty of The Nayerlau Brothers, Win Brother
Philipp a. director and Brother Nirnacl - FIRST
assistant. stands a. high A. any Catholic school IN
The Mother.hou-e is sfil situated in Belgium.
and the uoyiciate IN this country il az ht n. Jo-
-eph. IN Baltimore.
brother Alexis. formerly director Of II. M1rys
Industrial school ire Baltimore, wa' chosen AZ
provincial for th!s country i'm August. 1873. pO-
sitIon wnicn no has been holding ever since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

that oriciaI. AMI no thought Il n wise course 70
pursue o an the vacancy O. once.
Mr.. Bcly.u'e motion 60 postpone was Lost by tho
AVIS -Ncssrs. Bel,in, Capers, Carter, and
Williams a.
NorS -Nossrs. Bahcn. Brown, Chappon,
Crump. Davis. Dicsersou. llargrove. liiil, Mar
ply. Muknson, Nnea1, and ayor-li.
Mr. tr"nshaw NOT voting
M Bolriu taen moved 90 adjourn. Loot
The motion OF Mr Chappcn s. 81 into an eIec-
ton was then Adopted.
NovfNATIoNS.
Mr.. Tay,or nominated Nr. Joseph C. Dckor-
.ou. % Marshall Narl.
Mr. ilIsWs nominated Mt. L'W'N y. Nfeh-
shaw. a Monroe 49,. o.
Mr. Wilkinson seconded in" nomination of Mr.
D.reer-on, and Mr.. carer ;hat Of MI 'ren-
shaw.
7HE Ef,riL
The ro.I.cau was proceeded with and tie Clerk
au..uu. el ilc following result.
Jon pIOTYK-nN Aresr.- bahrn, Brown. 'hap-
pei. Crump Davis, u4I, Wilkinson, nnd ray
ron CRsnsu4v-vessrs Eelrin. Cap'rs. Car
ter. Hatcroye. Murphy. Williams, and ,uena q.
rOoeIrp no Tile CHAIR.
The hairao-iarcd Nr. D'~koraou duly eiccted,
nrI aYroiutcI Nessrs. Williams ana till in
ca.or, tbe ucN President % the presiding o1i'er
ses.
Vr Williams presonted the ncw presiding
o~..or o. flc ire-Iicrf pr TAM. ana SIR. "a .,rf7
OIL haullnc fhe rsy,i lo NI. D.cs'rsor, n.Hdo a
Mr n..ker.5a ro.uraoi Die thanks for no
honor cont erred urol L4ul. Rul sad hr WoI44
t-y 20 initiate man whom h- had regarded az
tle most impartial 81 any pre"lns ol.'f 'n
fne state ..Irn D.. Bass Tie asked iAe '.-
opernuon nf all flc monitors ot ihe Board. aud
snIl 4 Pee Should maze Wl.fakes they would u'
O. The IeAd auf not oi The h'art
Ihc Board then Iro.ocded 90 other regular
business.
MADISON WARD ,fFNRrE~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

f. A. CATLlN. p. NJ. i've lots on Marshall
between lhrty-fouuh and Thirty -nith
streets.
y. ". BOWE, l2 NJ. Cohoko mills, IN King viii
liam county. Va, on tne York River rail-
road.
building material IN tho brick dwelling No
- south Ftrst street. 10 be removed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Q T.. NJ. double
brick cottage aud large lot a; s3l2 Broad
street.
JAMES h ELAN, 8 z. NJ, three building lots on
tho north side ot NJ street. between Thirty
nrst aud Thirty-socond.
WILLIAM JENKINS & son, 1880 T. NJ. baDa-
mas, lemons. sc.
j. Ii. VALENTINE, 1890 A. NJ, poo,-tanle and
furniture.
FOX RIpkR. IL n, bananas. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
THE CReNIs JURV INQUEST.
The Existence OF s:Conspirscy.


CHICAGO. Juno -NOthing Of an interesting
character WAS developed 40 tO-1ay- session "
tho CrOuin jury oi inques'. During Tho morning
Michael Whncu. the suspended debecfiyc who
win Defective CouRhliu when they met
Smith. the man suspected % driving Dr. Cronin
20 his death. put made no n -Tosi, and Thomas
OC0nnor. a tinsmifh. were the only Witnesses.
Both are memhors ~ tne Clan-na-Gsel. but q
rigid crOss-eXaminauOu failed to connect them
with the D0rtor's tsktng OF. During the noon r.
cess the jury held a consultation with tho
Coroner in he o0icr The tax lasted about
an hour, and when ~ WAS over lr hqd been
decided that all mo witnesses m nOnel
10 testify whose evidence wouli he huta c0To-
borauou Of what had already been offered
should no excused. lhe Jury IA Their own minds
are satisfied OF mo truth ~ me p'iucipal slcga-
ton thai Dr. tronin came 20 bis death A. result
Of conspiracy ana thst "a sufficient aulWus aud
motive < sted 20 form a c0nspirary should any
witness bo on the li1f The testimony o. whom
would contradict anything thus far preseniei, 10
Was desired thai such witness be of Dosi-e heard.
- well IA those who have ANYTHING new. This
decision with undou otediy shorten the inquest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
what nrnrarcth,s rnr. DO.

IN Brlnireths Pills tho trno life medicine has
Teen found. composed as they are OF numerous
vegetables 40 com Dined that each multplirs tho
virtues of tho rest. Ihoy never can DO any harm.
Their action Is always tho same, no matter how
long or I'm what doses they are taken. They
purge away tbs waste particles OF the system.
They recruit The huimal vig0r and arrest the
progress of decay. They purify the blood They
nimulate tho liver They invigorate digestion.
Ihoy open the pores. They make the bowels do
the Work Of tho kidneys, thus giving those organs
an Oitnmes needod rest. One or two at might for
a week will demonstrate their power and Is gene
rally suf1cisat 70 cure ordiaAry diseases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Fdmunds both Of whom had been disordorlY.
The Judge required then "a give bond for their
good behavior !or ak months.
The Manchester ASSOCIATION will meet tonight
in the Mayors Ofiice TO consider the Hivisability
Of rebuilding the dam az the fish pond recently
washed away
The funeral ot tho little child II Mr.. y. Wallace
snollings took place yesterday from tho rasidence
Portor street
Rev. Mr.. Copton referred 20 the awfuluess Of
tho Johnatown calamity in his sermon NJ heRis-
Memorial church sunday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
IInnttrerC. Celebration.

The annual celebration OF the Richmond
HOwttzers tonk place Ht Warwick Parx yester-
day, and was oro of tho most pleasant pa The
history oi tle company.
The tat e.t, uuI. the command o. captain
John a. hui.hiu.ou, went dO0n early ia The day,
ard later CA DE guests aud association joined
tl-u. Tho boat male three tips. each tImo
bringing % co,slIy number Of people.
The liuvltlsr- arc jolly set OF fellows and
they always make their guests have a pleasant
time.
The DAY was most agleoGbly spent I'm innocent
games ~I'l 4, QuOUs. football, baseball etc.
The m,s Interesting feature was a game OF
football after didner, tn which the guests as
as wt,l Hs the comp panv joined.
Below i- tno score of She game Of baseball
between the llowiZ@r Company and the Associa-
ton. iu which iho company beat the association:
Richmond ll0WItlf-s 20 runs.
UowitLer A-sori1tuu g2 runs.
Too much prsise cannot be given 10 the COM
mittee In charge Of the srrangements and es-
peaaily 10 COmmiss4ry Sergeant W. G.. Am
.u-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
EORTY-YEARs' EXPERIENCE OF

4 An Old NURSE.-MRS WINSLOWS
SOOTHISG-SYRUP Is the prescription oi.one ot
tho best femsie physicians ana nGrsrs In tho
United states. aud has been used for forty ysars
with neysr-tailing safety aud .ucossss by millions
Of moth er, aud children. from the fscote infant
Of one week Old 70 the adult IL corrects actdity
Of the stomach, relieves wind-colic, regulars mo
bowels and gives rest, hoalia. and comfort 10
mother and child. We believe 10 tho Ocs, and
surest remedy In Tho wOrii in all cases OF Dysen-
terry and Diauhma in children, Whistler al isins
from teetning or from any other csuse. tull
directions for using will accompany each botte.
Mono genuine unless tho fac-sit',4ls Of CURTIS
q PERKINS ON the Outside Wrapper. sold by
all Medicipe-Dsllers. - cents a Dortle.
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
An Open letter from Mrs. Harriet
Hubbard aver

During The yas. TWO weeks ! have received
over twelve hundred letters and iclogiams Of
sympaihy and cOpgratulouOn. Many of tnese
communications are from strangers, and a mum
lsr tear no address ] should 1ko every human
creature WHO has thought kindly Of me during
those past weeks. aud AbOvo all / should nSe
every mother o. know how profoundly grateful
am for every geuue thought or word uley have
piyen me ia Inc darkest hour Of my life too
ouick response 10 nay position ~ a mother, bat
tiine for her children. came 10 me ~ pene-
dicliop and will remain with me always.
HAKRIBT HUBBARD AYER.
Hstsl Victoria, New York CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

I've minutes. Parson Holmes stood In the pool
IA white garments, anc Deacon Petor slaughter
AMI several ofuor nhle-b boiled dcacons assisted
the candidates ln ami ouf Of The water.
In ihc afternoon 81 3.aU O'Clock communion
service wa. Mold. AMI the main audience-rooms
and basement we're parked. AZ this service the
newly baptized were admitted 10 communion.
The reviyaliFtir spirit hR. taken strong hold
on the negroes hereabouts. Some fifteen hum
dred have been baptized In the past few weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
DEAD THE BOSTON'S'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Death atNt. Lnl.e.s HOME.

Nrs. Mary Beckwitn Wooinn. Of buckingham
county. aged about hfty years. who bGi been
under treatment al ST. Lukes Home for soma
time psst died yesterday morning about ;
O'Clock. Deceased WGs much-lOved Christian
woman And Leaves nve children three Of whom
are daught0rs-tO lamont her death Ald revere
her memory. Mrs BsckWth WAS the widow OF
James WOoddn. g.. buckingham. ami adRughter
OF Jamae BockWth. ot New York. Her remains
yycrs taken 10 Buckingham ria the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad yesterday afternoon for
ln:ormeut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Mr.. John Oyorton. Jr., Of Memphis, Tenn.
president OF the Tennessee Midland Railway
Company, Is AZ The Exchange Hotel.
Captain Dinwiddie Of Russell county: City
Sergeant Mamack, Of Danyi!e, aud sheriff
Powell, Of Notioway, wore at the Capitol yes
terday.
The rehearsal for the oratorO concert. which
is TO be repeated very shorty. will take place
tonight ~ s:l5 O'clock at the Second bsptst
church
Miss l. Wood, OF Petersburg, has Just returned
home from a short visit 20 her friend. Miss Whit
more. Of this city. Miss Wood SINGS conralto IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Drovuea ia Falling creek.

sunday about - o'clocz Charles Newly a
r0'ored youth ffteen wears OF agc Was drowned
while bathing il Falling rraek near Aur'hie 3
Miil. in Chesterfield county NewDy, VINO could
no, swim. went Ora bathing wi'n two 0'her boy,
auI soon eol heyonl h,s drpin. His body was
rer0yerei AMI carrlel 90 his homo near branch s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

Sunday was observed as Chtldren's day at the
Balnbrdge-Sroet Baptist church. tho usual
morning service giving place 70 the service for
tho young ones. collection was taken up for
tho Donent Of the Sundsy-scno0i Bible Board of
the SOutheyn Baptist Convention
The only case tried In tho Mayors Court yes
terday MAS thai VI Rebecca Allen aud Henrietta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

In the recent examinations a. the United
states Naval Academy ~ Annapolis In tho first
clsss-thlrty-siN ia number--N adet Biaakrn-
ship. son OF the lato r. Z. Blsnkenship. OF this
city, stood fourteenth. The course at Annapolis
Is exceedingly rigid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

The remains O., Captain Henry Curter Lee
were tak8n 10 AleXaldria for inierment ycsicr-
day. They wore accompanied by Governor Lee,
Dr.. George Ben. Johnston. The immediate meln-
hers " ue deceased- lamIy. ana OLhers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
CospeI IemDernnre weetiuC.

The wnekly Gospel temperance meeting az
Od-Narket Hall under tne auspices 0f the NO-
mans Christian Temperance Union Will bo held
ats oclocs tonight
Addresses Will be made bv Rev. j. X. sturgis,
OF Trinity Methodist church, AMI Rev. (. a.
colo. of tho Fast-Eni Christian church.
These meetings IRE offea Of deep interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

The annual reunion OF this association will
take place tomorrow al Tie Old pump-hOuse AZ
II oclOca A. 81. when the election VI Orlcors for
tho ensuing year viii be held. Lunch g. 1 +. u. :;
dinner al T. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
over -FOUR Hundred Persons Under
water.

One Of the biggest pieces Of bapusmal work
ever done I'M mo city OF Richmond was performed
nv Rev. j. II. Holmes, tho c0lorod pastor oi the
FIRST Baptist church, sunday morning. fOdr
hundred aud seventeen wore on the bAptismAl
list and TIE task MAS accomplished Ia hlneh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Children Cry for Pitch 5 Castoria.

Mrs. ?. Slatery. ~ Delhi L.. saws her son.
fourteen years of age, had a dereadiul dime win
ulcers, rores. and b.ofches which followed
chicken-po4. After using many remedies with
out benefit, she gave him ,Siits specific, which
cured him sound and we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11
Observation-Disclosures.

NEw YORK juno ,o-Iho grand i1ry has
found indictments against pr-. Irwin, frfgoeOn,
and lIance the plysirisns who performed mo
autopsy on ne body 0i Washington irving
Bishop. tho mIud-regtor. for violation of the
sanitary laws. They W.li lc called Ol tomorrow
10 plead 10 the General Sessions COM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-11

The VIII ~ Dr. = T. Moore Wa admitted to
probate in Tie Chancery CouC yesterday.
The e-tsto i- valued at {liCVu. apd iAo whole
Ioit 10 Tic widow in foe simple
Mrs Noorb cugliucl us oXecutIiX without
bond. Tho wil. wa made on tho lst DAY "
July fs.4