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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-03-19
Plants /! Plants n!
ak Notice.

TNREsH Cow for sale this week. at $500.
Il Second calf-caIf reserved.
March 49, 1889. G. T. WALL
~ April. @. F. WALL.
4 FEW Shoats wanted, by the pound.
II March 10, 1889. g. F. WALL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
commissIoner,s Notice.

State OF West Virginia. County of .Jefferson
SIS: In the Circuit Court of said County, in
Term Friday, March LIST, 1889:
ANTHONFV RTTSPV D,..,.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-03-19

United States Senators Gorman,and
Kenna visited, Mayor Grant in New
York last Friday
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Net balance Sept. 80, 'ss, SOC, 7s4. os

Look out for our Bargain Sale in Ladies,
Muslin Underwear-the largest line and finest
goods you ever looked at. Due notice win be
given s. D. HIRsoH1LAN & Co.
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church conference

The Baltimore Conference. NJ. f.
Church South, is in annual session
In Alexandria, Va, Bishop A. w.
Wilson presiding Rev. james Z.
Armstrong was elected secretary
The next meeting viii be held'in, ST.
.Paul's Church, Baltimore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-03-19

Our soc. Corset. which is sold elsewhere for
75c, can't D. beat for style and workmanship.
Give them trial aud you will always wear
them. :. HTRsCHMAN & Co.
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Gross available surplus,
outstanding liabilities
reserve from, &C., s14s, s4S. So
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-03-19

The resignation Of the present United States
District Attorney of West Virginia has been
asked fOrby Attorney General Miller Are the
decks being cleared for action with the West
Yirsinia Democratic rcvOIptionists?
rI1iLlnI,t.lr (.t,.,., ......ssaI- ll....il.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-03-19

Look out for our Bargain Sale in Ladies
Muslin Underwear-the largest line and finest
goods you ever looked at. Due notice will be
given. S. D. HIRscHATAN & Co.
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Commissionef's Notice.

February 1o. 1sso-r. -.
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oId-fashioned FurnIture
TRUSTEES SALE

ALareh y. 1sso-8t. [Free &c eopy %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

The following DEGREES have been entered
in The Chauccrv Court since Apr, l-t:
Citizens Bank Of Richmond Va. johnson
rtas. Decree OF distribution and conirma-
uon ~ s3lo
strsusc Brothers q MS. vs.. saunders 1t ais.
Decree oi distribution.
r,mbertou. Gc., IS. Pembcrton, dc. De-
ere, ~ distribution.
williams aud wife v. liuicheson. Decree
of distribution and confirmation OF sale.
Hardy, trustee, ". Drew. Decree Of dis
tribunon.
Kodgersys. Williams. Decree confirming
sale.
Bsnkeu,hip VS.. Bhnkenship. Decree
authorizing tne legally appointed guardians
10 chcck fund, and deposits.
Beck and wife ys. Burgess 81 ais. Decree
o. distributions.
PulIiam lgusrdi1n) vs.. Morton. Decree
referring cause 90 commissioner.
Ebcrharit and vie ". Loeher, curator.
Dccr-s ~ confirmation OF sale.
Eolt0n's administrator ys. Lawson et ais.
Decree oi distribution.
SAinker Irustee) ys. Skinker. Decree ap-
PROVING iuNtsiWcu;
Guun Sc. Brown. Decree moving cause
from docket
Priddy ~ ols. vs.. Gilman e. ais. Decree
authorizing George p. Hsw, trustee, to sell
real estate conveyed TO him by deed OF
trust.
Doolcv, executor, ". Darlington q 0is.
Decree authorizing John A. Middleton TO
receive. SUE and recover all personal estate
OF Anna Maria Middleton IN Virginia.
Herndou ~ Co. ". Virginia Fire and Ma
rne Insurance Company. Answer filed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
RraINEAs CAN.CAH.
Annual EootinE o. the virginia
Packers' hssOciRtion.
IspecIal Telegram 70 no Dl1pqt'1

f9Decial ffIcTrAlu 70 iAc Dlip ipHk'Rl
LYNcunue0. VA, April 3.-The annual
meeting Of tn Virginia Fruit aud Vegetable
Packers Association was held si the Norycl.
Arlington to-day. Among those present
were j.. G.. Tlnsley, Of Richmond; ". l..
Klnncn. of Powhatan; A. T. and y. N. Booze,
OF Old HFSory; p. ". HUI ard q. A. Moo
nav, OF Roanoke; Arthur GREY, OF Powha'
tan: L. c. LcsterSan, oi Eiuca,te; snd IL.
Gqrst. Of Sslcm.
President Tmsley's annual address showed
that the association was growing rapidly and
the outlook was good for the canning indus.
try.
The report OF the secretary, Arthur Gray,
w9, received and adOpted.
The SecretSry was authorized to procure
statistical Information from the West and
| New York.
sixty pounds was decided as the weight
for bu,hel Of tomatoes, and the cases 10 be
the size OF those OF the Baltimore Caancd-
Goods Exchange.
There was considerable discussion over
railroad rates. and q committee was ap-
poiuted 10 see the railroad authorities aud
endeayor to have some ca hinges made.
The following new members we're added ::
! Sou:hside Canning Company, Iincastle;
! Pedar Mills Canning Company; X. h. y.
Adams; Cfimcra Packing CompanY; J. W..
Johnson. Anderson, W. Va.
Tie Gamers oi West Virginia and North
| Carolina were invited 10 become members OF
the association. and Mr. Gray was aulbo-
rZed % represent the assOclation 10 an el'
! fort to have the duty on un-pl ,te reduced.
II was decided not u give Il guarantee
/ lasting longer than six months for swellage
and leaks.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
! dent, J. G.. Tinslcy; Nice-President, {. A.
Moomaw; Secretary and Treasurer, Arthur
GRAY. Executive Committee: 2. ". Hun,
A. {. Moorman, A. +. Borse II. Marst, and
". L. kinuen.
Tue association then adjourned sine de-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
pcrsnnnIa ana nr.eGs.

Hunter wilkinson, Esq, Of Cumberland
county, IS IN the cty.
Mr.. I. d. Evans. Of the Lyncbburg Ad.
vance, is 10 the city, stopping at Ford's.
Mr.. william RYAN, OF the State, is ex-
pec,ed to return this afternoon from week :
trip TO New York.
Mrs. {. NJ. Catlin, OF New York, is stop
ping with Mrs. Claiborne Watkins, No. 6l5
west Grace street.
IL the CITY Circuit Court Yesterday T. W.
Porter instituted sub against A. f. Mass
man, Brothers 4 60. for $1,000. No decla-
ration was fled.
W.P. Jones, Jr., son OF Colonel II. z.
Jones, Of Hanover. Is an ensign OF the
Nip.ic. not Horace W. Jones as was stated
IN Sundays edition Of this paper.
Captain w. G. Waller, the weIl.known
journalist, has left for Beauyor," the
nome Of Hon. Jefferson Davis, in Mississippi
whore be will spend month, during which
time he will write letters for the New York
sun and Philadelphia Tines. Captain Wal
ler's first wife was 4 sister OF the present
Mrs. Davis.
The following officers have been elected
by the Richmond Beneficial and Social So
ciety: W. W. Yearman, president; w. L.
Boaz. first yice-president; james Dixon,
.eeoud Vice-president; joseph Williams,
third ylce-pre.ideut; Thomas Sheppard, sec
retAry; 5. f. Curry, treasurer. Trustees
L. 2. Yeaman, X. A. Sims, and w. i. Bur-
ton.
"ForgiyenesS OF Iniuries,"a sermon de-
llyered IN the Second Presbyterian church
by the Rev. Moses .. Iloge. ID. d.. on sun
day, March 8, 1889, has been printed IN
pamphlet form for gratuitous distribution.
This discourse was published In one OF the
city papers Immediately after ITS delivery,
but us repuDhcatoh was net suggested oy
DR.. Uoge. Indced, 1t was in type and the
proof.sheels were submitted 10 him for re-
vision before be knew Of the intention OF
members Of bis congregation to issue II In
its present form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
MARYLAND COsFERENCE.
Presidents Annual Address, SHOW.
ing Unprecedented Success.


LYNCHBUEG, Va, April 3.-Tho Maryland
Conference OF the Methodist Protestant
Church met In It's sXty-hrst session in this
city at O'Clock this morning. The body
was called TO order by President Rev. ". ;.
Hammond, who conducted religious SER
vices. .
Or. J. J. Murry was called 10 the chair;
whereupon the President read his annual
report, showing an unprecedented success
during the past year. During this period
nearly 8 900 names had been added 10 the
Church and more than ST4. 900 expended for
improvements and church debts. There
had been built twenty-One churches, and IT,
ty.fye mad been improved. Three pirs0nages
had been built and twenty mine repaired
More than $1,000 used during the same Pc
riod had been disbursed TO superannuated
claimants. I'm conclusion he cOmpllmenied
the ministry for their fidelity, aud thanked
them for their hesrty cooperation WITH him.
The roll vas called by the Secretary and a
large majority Of the body found 10 be pres
ent.
The hours OF meeting were fixed st 9
O'Clock a. ~, with 4 recess az 1910 until 3
T.. NJ, and adjourn 1T pleasure.
Numerous letters were read from absent
members OF the conference explanatory OF
failure to appear. winch were appropriately
referred.
After the transaction oi other ummpor-
tsnt business the conference TOOK 3 recess
until llt o'clock. when Rev. f. r. McGre'
cor, OF Prince William county, delivered the
annual conference sermon, after which the
body adjourned till p. NJ.
At the afternoon session the conference
proceeded with the election OF president for
the ensuing year. After the baloting the
count showed that the choice had fallen on
the Rev. L. NJ. s,rsyor, Of Baltimore. Dfs.
Hammond and Kinzer both received flatter-
ing votes.
The standing committees OF the different
boards for ths year were appointed.
At the night session season was speut In
prsser fsr the sick aud absent brethren and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
AERS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING
VI SYRUP.

Rev. Sylyauus Cobb thus write' i'm the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would ny no means re-
commend any kind of mcdiciuo which Va di1
not know 10 pa good particularly Tor lniantA
But Of Mrs. NinsioWs SOothing-S yiup We can
tpcak from knowledge in our ewn family h
has proved blessing indeed ly ewing an in-
fant troubled with collie pains quiet sleep AMI
ths parents unbroseu rost O.. night Most
parents eau appreciate thc-e blessings. Hero
is an srtirle which works 90 perfection, and
which Is harmless: for he sloep which Do at-
ioris the infant is perfectly natural, aud the it
no cheEub aaakes a. "brgh. as "A buttou.'
And duuag the process o. tecfhing iis value Is
ucalculable. We have frequently heard mo-
,her. say hat thsy would not te without it from
the birth Of Tie child tiu it had finished with the
teething siege ON any consideration whaseyer
Sold by al druggists 70 cents = bottle.
fn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Atcnmnna Theatre.

Rice & Dixey's Big Buuesque Company.
with Henry J.. Dlxey as "AdOnis," will
omen three nights engagement tonight,
with a saturday matinee. hr Dixey, who
is well known to all thsatre-goers as 4 clever
comedian and mimic and an sdept at the
terpAchoresn manWuYres. appears very early
1n the evening as statue, and before long
lets himself loose" in all his familiar spe-
cialties. introducing his clever burlesque
imitation OF Mr. Irving, appearing In twice
ss many dsguises as be assumed IN "The
Merry Duchess" and dancing with uneom.
mon grace. Alr. DiXey has one or two ex-
cellrnt assistants IN the mirth.proyoking
element. There Will be numerous chOruses
gIyen by brightly-sttired Young ladies and
men In a variety OF costumes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
mnrannrx ktatistics.

The whole number OF deaths IN the city last
week was 30. OF these 10 were white and
a cOiored,
Cause Of Death: Bronchitis, ! white 4;
childbirth, 1 white; congestion oi lungs.
white; consumption, 3 white and col.
ored; convulsious infsatile, white; diar-
rhmA- chronic, l white; CASTRO intestinal
ca,arrh, white; bTmatodes fungus, 1 col
ored: heart disease, cOlored; hemor-
rhsge-cerebral, white; inianuclde (pro.
bably), colored; labor prolracted, col
ored: myeuis s~acuie. white; old age.
colored: paralysis, white aud l colored ;
perltonitis- -tubercular, l white; pneumo-
mia. ] white and l colored; scroiua, col
ored spssms, cOlored; teethlng, l colored A.;
telanus-iniautile 1 coorod; tuberculosis,
/ colored; ulcer-gsstric, l colored; un-
Known. 3 cOiOred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Now We ARE READY.

Hsys You noticed we've no; said much lately
about shirt Waists' Tho reasons good one
va haven't been resiy. Wore not In the habit
OF telling you what wore going 20 do-oui whs,
we've sons We're ready now, and here's ns
story:
On shelves. under COUNTERS, In ne 'tock-room'.
evcrvwnoro-snywhere where there's bit ot
spacs-we've piled them 10. We've - many
shirt Waists alono a. thc ontre .'o'k Of tho
majority Of Boys aud Chlidrens Clothing de-
partmen,s represent sounds blg-but - ,rus
The "stlr" stiil leads You IKE them, and
you oueht,o. They are the mos, satisfactory IN
~ and nrish u any yalst that's made. offers
may tell yen differently. That's because ~
have tho exclusive On them for the city. But
the .tylss-thcyro beauti,s. The patterns are
all new -pret'icr than ever. We've got en- in
Percales AMI Flauue's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Tbe Firemen's Associatiom.

called meeting OF Richmond Council.
No.3. state FWcmcn's Association, was held
in the Hustlngs- Court room last night and
was called to order by captain j. ii. Red.
wood, VINO presided.
Captain J. Il. Sheppard, from the Cons
mittee on BYLAWS, reported constitution
for the council, which was adopted.
Tue council elected the following officers
for the ensuing wear: President Captain j.
II. Redwood; Nice-PreSident, Oliver Mount
castle. Secretary. q. j.. Wise; Treasurer, Il,
IL Figg. Executive Committee: W. +.
Myer, Joseph Engelberg, aud Captain
George 81. Rogers.
Forty.one members were elected.
Tne meeting adjourned to the first Tues.
Aav in next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
z. 4. WILLIAMS.


The trustees OF Richmond College. at a
called meeting held at O'Clock Yesterday
Hon. II. K. Ellys0n, president, in the chair
appointed \ committee. consisting Of Rev.
II. A. Tupper, -. d., Hon. j. l.. 81. Curry.
and Rev. Dr. A. J.. Dickinson, 10 prepare
and submit resolutions expressive of the
feeling, snd sentiments Of the board on the
occasion II the great bereavement OF the
corporstiou in the death of Nr. Thomas G..
Williams. After deliberation the committee
submitted the following paper, which was
unanimously adopted by rising vote:
R~OWeL, 1, That Ia the decease OF Dir.
Thomas &. Williams the college has lost one
Of it, most generous patrons, wlsest counsel
lors. and sincsre.t friends; the community
one of its most Intelligent, enterprlsing, and
useful citizens; the Church one OF the most
striking Illustrations OF the golden law, " Let
not tlv left hand know what thY right hand
doeth,' and one ot the most transparent inn
persOuatiOus Of the summary OF practical
ChrrtiaLity, " hatsoeyor things sre hon.
est, whatsoever thiHgs are Just, whatsoever
things uro pure, whatsoever things are love-
lv, Whatsoever things are Oi good report
think on these things, and the God OF peace
shall be with yOu."
,. That a leaf in the records OF the college
be appropriately dedicated 70 the memory Of
"Thomas G. W ilisms. trustee and beneiactor
Of Richmond College, and that a copy OF
this paper be sent toy the Secretary to the
bereayed family with the assurance OF the
deep sympathy Of the board.
hesolyed fVrther, That the trustees will
attend the funeral Of their deceased brother
in body, meeting ut the last residence Of
the deceased st II O'Clock A. NJ.
A CODY. CHARLES II. RYIAND,
Socretarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
ACTION oF TIE FACULTY.

At called meeting OF the Faculty OF
Richmond College held on yesterday the fol-
loving preamble and resolutions were
adopted;
The faculty having heard with profound
sorrow OF the death Of Dir. Thomas G. Will
liams desire 10 express our sense Of the
great loss and to otter our attribute TO the
memory Of one whom we SO highly es.
teemed as wise and faithful trustee. a llbe-
raj and timely beneisctor Of the college. and
above all modest. earnest, Christian gentle
man he il therefore
resolved, /, That the exercises OF the col.
lege be suspended st the time appointed for
his funeral, and that professors and students
be requested to attend in body the ser.
vices at the church.
.. That a copy OF this paper be trans
miited 70 the family and with it the express
sion Of our heartfelt sympathy for them In
taeir bereavement II. II. HARRIS,
Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
TIEHUGHEs MURDER TRIAL.
Tho Jury Sworn aud tho Evidence
gFguu.
ls9ecIal telegram " tho Dlspaich


special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE via WEST PoTNT.
Va, April 3.--In the Ross cfse the yenire oi
six was called mp this morning. The first
two men examined were accepted as compe-
tent Jurors. the defence moved 10 Oquash the
Indictment. This motion was oycrTuled and
a bin Of exception WAS fled. Counsel for
The defence after consultation struck out
four OF the panel. The jurOrs-RObert Clay
ton, y. W. stubhs. y. Il. Stubbs, Jr.,
George s. FitHhugh, ". A. Haynes, Ed
mund Stanton, George Il. Haynes, \. W.
Hogg. j. W. Clayton, Robert +. Fairy, VIII
liam r. Minor. and VI. r. Acree- were then
sworn jurors and pat In charge or the
sheriff.
Mr. F. /. Taylor opened the case for 'he
Commonwealth. General Tahaierro opened
for the defence. He drew upon the fact that
there was no evidence OF the killing except
Ross own statement. Counsel stated that
il would be shown that the deed was lustl-
liable; and speaking OF Hughes he said the
crime OF his removal was a relief TO him
81. =. Ware. r.. p. Cook, aud +. b. Chap
man were sworn a. witnesses Ter The Com
monwc9th. Nothing new was brought out
bv examining these Witnesses. They went
together 10 Uuubr-'s house; We're met by
Eo,s. taken 10 Iiughes's room. Hughes was
in bed with hrs eyes SHUT and mouth close l
and seemed TO Dee ssieep observed no marks
OF violence uutil Ross said that he shot
Hughes Mr. Cook left without finding
out where Hughes was shot. The aim Of tue
defence was 10 show that Hughes was not in
natural position. The witness agreed that
his head was higher than the usual sleeping
position. bnt had seen men sleep with their
beads as high or higher. The cover was up
on the breast aud The BED was no. at all dis
ordered. His left hand vas upon tae pillow.
Mr. Ware and Mr.. CO0a said the fingers
were clutcAiug the head Mr.. Chapman did
not think the fingers touched the head.
Nr. Ware found pipe lying on lughes's
breast with the stem about six inches from
hi4m0uth; the bowl was up aud ashes but no
tobacco was in thn plpe. W tness put the
pipe on a wssh.taud. The right hand vas
outside the cover, the arm was somewhat
extended by his side; the right leg was
,omcA hat drawn mp with the right foot over
the len. The prisoner mas cool on the night
0i the shooting, but once leaned over the
body and wept. That night De gave no res
son for the shooting. The court adjourned
20 ID O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

tAlning TO refrigeration and its application TO
sii uses and durir2 tho past wear spent
e.. 600 testing their apparatus II has recently
acquired a LARGE capital TO put the scheme
in general operation.
Mr.. Trego Is known as the founder Of the
Erie and the Gited States express COM
panes. ibis latter company having recently
acquired the Baltimore and Ohio express,
sni botu cOmp3nies being now under bis
general management.
General Bepiamin ButierwOrth, Of Ono,
who is one Of the recognized Republican
leaders In The present Congress, a we'll
known lawyer, and at one time the Commits
sioner Of Patents, u T. understood will have
chsrgc ~ tbe legal affairs.
Toe principal Inventor Of The appliances
and OF the system is Mr.. Joseph +. Holmes.
aresident Of Washington, though E Penn
syiyaniau by birth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
snnre,ne Court OF AppeaIs.

Bran-forl, treasurer, against LawleSs,
same against Gigble Brothers Il Co., same
against Terry. same against Greg ory Bro.
theirs, same aglnN Gugecnhclmer & Co"
same against Karu & hirk-on, same against
Kiucblc. same against Edwards, same agsiu'i
iunstal. Preston against Larkiu. Nrts OF
error aud sUpgrstd>1s awarded in the Ten
FOREGOING causes a. the judgments rendered
by tue Corporation Court OF the city OF
Lvuch5urE.
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Com
pauv against Nocll and starting. Argued
by Judge Waller r. Staples for plaintiff ir
error and 4. j. Montague ana Colonel Johl
IA. Guy for defendants IN ergor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

The gocs holders Of the American Auto
uslr I.cingegaior Company, q joint stock
togc,rn chartered some months ago under
TIE laws OF NirRlnia with amaxltnum cSpitsl
tf,ck Oi one million dollars, held their hrst
annual meeting in this city YESTERDAY snd
eelt.d the following directors: william
n .rgego. ~ baltimore: George W. Whiting,
b. s.. Carroll. Dlller B Graft, samuel A.
bury. Albert Tfego. and Preston l.. Bel,
a1n II WashipgtOn; Hon. Benjamin But
.e worth, Of ONO; Sol. Hsss aud NJ. L.
freeman, Of Richmond.
lt IS understood that Mr.. w. II. Trego Is
70 b. elected president and will be the gen.
ersl manager.
lie corporation owns eleven Sstents per-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

The following cases were disposed Of in
the Uustinrs Court Yesterday:
John Neuable, charged with breaking into
the sforchouse Of VI Barker and stealing
,uudry articles TO the value OF S'.2j. Jailed
forsiX months.
George Anderson, charged with assault
ing samuel scott. Acquitted.
Henry Wise. charged with breaking into
the cssh-drawcr OF the Daily Times aud
stealing 4 small sum OF money. Sent to jail
Tor three months.
Isham Coleman, charged with breaking
into the storehouse Of c. A. Berrian ana
stealing q lot Of cigars. Sent to the penlteR-
usry for two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
CHRISTIAN WOMEN.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THEIR AssOCIA.
TON.
operations Of The Home on hain Street
A Good Work Doae-Eleetion OF
Officers. Lte

The second annual session Of The woman's
C,rsusu Association was held in Centenary
= ,hodi.t church Yesterday at noon.
Ya.re ws. an exceedingly large attend
Ea.c.
trs. Turan A. Parker presided, and tho
u..,..~ vs.. opened with payer by Mrs. N.
J.. Ic0.
IHs ASSOCIATION.
,r.a.,.ecialna IS composed ~ members
oft.. lr.rnf Denominations In the cry.
Trr t.t.. number oi members Tor The pssi
,.-s n. They arc divided among the
t.-. H....ns aS follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Richmond: q. r.. kuvk and wife 10 Chris
tisn Denzler's trustee, j2t feet on the north
side II O street between GWenty-cighth and
Twonty-ninth, $4,000.
Henrico: b. Briel and wife 10 Henry BUR
ger. Jf, 3 acres on NeG-Bridge road, one
mile from Richmond, 5000; Henry :. Hutz-
Ter 20 Isaac Davenport, 20 acres on hesouth
side Of Decp.Run turnpike, Two and hall
miles west of Rchmonc; ". Fwdrrlcl,
Pleasanis TO John II. Taylor, 2l0 feet on the
north side OF Leigh street near Dlnneen,
{.