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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Personals and Briefs.
). N. Bendheim Is IN New YORK.

Mr.. VI. Bendheim Is IN New YORK.
CabeIl Davis. Esq, has returned from
Washington.
TIE civil docket will be called in the
Hastings Court to-day.
General James G. Field, Of Albemarle.
and Mr. 81. r. Maury. Of Charlottesville,
we're Ia the city Yesterday.
Mr. Sigamund Goodman qualified In the
Cbancery Court Yesterday as the adminislra.
tor Of Nathan Goodman, deceased. The
estate Is valued az $500.
The annul meeting Of the Baptist sunday
school Association Of liiebnond and Man
chester viii he held al Leigh street Baptist
church sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'CLOCK.
Mr. George MeGoyern, formerly Of Rich
mond, broke one OF bis legs in Jersey CITY
last Sunday while en- route for Warrington.
lie Is In New York and Is reported muen
better.
The Coroner yesterday morning viewed
the body OF Daniel Meade (coloredl, an hos
tier by occupation and ifty-tve years OF age.
who was found dead on the floor OF the sta.
bic in rear OF 33l west Main street. Deceased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
ACreittto sicnmona ,lecharics.

First-class work is always commendable
and should receive due credit.
Every one engaged IN fitting M the Bos-
ton One Price Clothing House was muster
workman. and the evidence OF their xii and
LABOR have been Justly complmented and
speaks Tor Itself. The carpentering work
was executed by our welI-known towns
man. william GIBSON, Jr.; the painting by
Mr.. y. Il. Pyle, one OF the best.known men
in his business; the beautiful sien-work IN
iront by the famous G. l.. Hewitt, and the
handsome mirrors. show cases, &c, were
furnished by Messrs. a. Cohen II Co.
All OF the above are Richmond men. and
Nessrs. SchwarZcbild 4 Co., In rehtting and
furnishing The Boston, employed none but
Richmond mechanics, ana kept their money
in circulation az home,
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n,.,,,eu,sned soa,i. CarOiiniaus.

Ex.Goyeruor ST. l.. Bonham ana Coo
pe.s +. &. Jerney and ID. L. Duncan, oi
South Carolina. 'fr ye1 ~ toe elty y sitfuy
oornino IN q srecial ear from WaShingfo0
Th,se gentlemen compose ioe Board OF Rail-
road Comm,- stone 10 .tbeir state, ann have
b,en attending he meeting q interstate
railroad tOmnrHopers at me n,uonal
capita They we're accompanied by Messfs::
L. u. CHISHOLM ana I. W. OFaJtoh' OF
Charleston.
rhe party were taken IN charge here 10y
p ,,lrse,l. .Comnlssione Hill aud Hon. Cor
nm n REYNOLDS. o; Bo'eouri, ex Treasurer
81 Virginia. and Sir. Po'is, Of tue Danylle,
n iIro company. and visited lhe soldier
Home ard Other pi-c o. in'erest my
slso called upon Or. Curry, and paid their
re.n,cts 10 Governor Lee at MS mansion.
they ieft IN TIE evening on The Atlantic
Coast Line for home. Governor Booham
was distinguished general In The Con-
tedsrate army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

had attended to bis mule early In the morn
ing. He died suddenly from natural causes,
tue Coroner believes.
John l.. Roper Lodge OF Perfection. No.
,. Ancient and Ace pied scottish Rite OF
Freemasoury (Southern iurisdictionh VIII
confer the Fourth Degree on several we'll
known snd jealous Mgsoas.
Rev. Alexander Sprunt, Of Eeuderson. y.
c., will preach at Grace-st Presbyterian
church to- morrow at il A. u. and 4:30
O'Clock p. NJ. While IN the city be will be
tue guest OF Str. B. c. Wherry.
Messrs. Fabian +. Tholl, OF Stonewsll
Jackson Camp. No 80. OF Fraiernal Legion,
aud J. Samuel Parrish, OF Jefferson Camp,
No. "a, leave here tomorrow morning for
Philadelphia, where they 90 "a delegates to
the Grand Camp'of the United States. which
meets on Tuesday the 18th.
Mr. r. Z. Tholl, treasurer Of Stonewall
Camp Fraternal Legion, yesterday paid TO
Mrs. Florentine Wsinhold the sum OF $1,000.
Mrs. Weinhold Is the widow OF Leebrecht
weiuhold. well-known Richmond tailor,
who died December l7lh. This order pay
from $1,000 to $1,000 death benefits, aud
the deceased was in the $4,000 class.
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Fi0ekins TO tho Indian Territory
rBv teIegraph 20 the DispAtchl

WICHITA, KAs., March ST. Blake. a
merchant Of Purcell. /. T., arrived here last
night and SAYS that the trains are daily
bringing there from 100 TO $50 persons.
wednesday 100 families reached tue place
from Michigan. Many are IN destitute cir
cumsiances. Tbey say they are wiling to
wait thirty days, and II there is then no
proclamation they lIenter. Tor they might
as well risk losing their lives as their rishis
and think that no one will attempt to remove
them. A train 0i 100 wagons, loaded with
provisions. lett Kiowa yesterday. They 90
10 the western part oi the country. The
greatest fear 1t present feli ny The people on
the line Is that the boomers will become im-
patient aud in a body move upon tbe claims
they have stakcd out. and that 4 conflict with
the soldiers VIII result. There mo Likelihood
OF On invasion At present. and Hill aud
Cole. the acknowledged leaders. both think
ii best, in view OF late developments, to wait
for lev weeks al least
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Firc 40 a Drnestore.

Yestrrday m0fning about 900 o'cIock .
fire was discovered IN a buldin: m the rear
Of Mr. it, Forsimanu's drugstore, No. Glg
we,, Main street. An alarm was turned IN
and the DEPARTMENT was prompt TO respond
and the flares were eXtlngulshed before
they had made much head~sy.
Mr. For,tmann thinks his loss on goods
damased aud the irjury 10 MS stOrer0ou
will amount 10 near 5000.
The builhug was iu.t TO the rear OF the
store pr0Oer. and was used as 4 place In
winch 10 store goods icr which room could
not be found IA the main building.
The orisn Of the fire Is unknown.
Mr. FOrstmtnn wss insured Tor l,s00 on
this building ard Us cOQteuls.
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rkSt!~.

An ADIOURNFD MEETING OF
n tho STOCKHOLDERS uf lht ki'hNoNp
IUSlNtflN r.. AND ' "a NiN -N'hA = VIII -
head at The works of ihr company uh fMpNis
March -, is>3, a. ,. o'Diors NJ.
MN s-gr GEORGE p. JONES. Secretary.
OgFIcs "a ANp N0RTH CARcifSA NfEEi 'n,l
hlcnWONu. Va, feOr1aiy ID. lNs'
rGYHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ato.khoiier. oi this com ,slv ~iii rs held IN
tho frcsideuis room. liaifeir National hanA,
WEDNESDAY, March a., i.-l. Of De- NJ.
s.. kANnOlfH
fe i2-tMll secretary anl treasurer
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PrnnrrfY FraMEfers.

Richmond: ". +. Brown TO Benz amin
Perkins, - Zee. on the east side OF Randolph
,.res, near Winder, 500; NJ. +. Bioan 10
Henry {. Shaw. IS ieet on the east side OF
Randolph near Winder, $40; Beverley 7.
Crump. special commissioner, to Louis
Rnf, go feet on Fourth street. northwest
corner Of Duval. S3.3jJ; c. Waton Saunders
aad y ile 10 Isaac Dlytnpoit, 80 feet on Tho
wcs; slde OF / 'Oden street between Main and
Csrg. 81 200; + &. rinsiey sud wiie TO Bet
tie u. r.nsley. ms feet Oh the souih side Of
Clay street near Kinney, S5; harles E.
Whitlock sud WE 10 SIlas /. johnson, 81
f.et on Twenty fontth street, southeast
corner Of Marsb1i. =. 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

The County Court meets Monday. A
Grand Jury has hefa summoned. but there
are not many criminal cases on the docket.
A meeting Of the Board Of supervise VIII
be held at lbe county c0ugf-nOuse to-day.
There IS c0psidcrabe business of q routine
nature % be transacted, and full meeting Is
de.ired.
IRE oaly case Of pny importance before q
county magistrate Yesterday was that OF two
fOrei.ncTs arrested for peddhng goods with
out q license. Tie case was continued until
Tugs,tly
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AUCTION SALES To-DAy.

&c. TlSsLIY 4 CO.. s P. NJ. two new frame
dwellings on Moore street. between Oak aud
Harrison streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. II A. NJ, sale OF the mare
Roanoke Maid.
J. n. VALENTINE, II A. NJ. trustees Gale Of
wagons. cui iyators, ptows, lawn-mowors. &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses. mules.
phaeions, 6c.; II A. NJ, Roanoke Maid. after
which buggios. harness. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Thc Rmrfon rfeafrr.

A meeting Of some fifteen or twenty gen.
tlemeu Interested in the Burton electric
heater was held list evening IN the rooms
recently occupied as Offices OF the Union
Passenger Railway tomplry on Bans
street. Measures were discussed looking 70
the formation Of q company to be entitled
The Burton Electric-Heater Company, and
mainly agreed upon.
All the gentlemen present were enLhusi
astlc as 10 tie success Of the heater, aud II
was resolved that q charter should be Al
ouce obtained and the company incorpo'
rated.
Pending q motion to this effect the meet.
ing adjourned to meet aga'n at the csll O
pr. Burton.
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,yrs t,uguenot LAYERS.

Mr.. G. =. 7. Bursy ywn's novel bearing this
title has hsd successful sale, and the fast
edition Is nctrly exhausted, aud il Is believed
that a second viii he called for. The VEN
ture Will MT money into hi' pocket.
Ie J. in receipt OF letter, from the Hon.
Robert G. Winthrop and good many other
literary men speaking praise of tue work.
Several Of these writers suggest that II will
be valuable in correcting erroneous opinions
Whicn, ~ many respects, me northern peo-
pie baye OF the south, past and present
while the romantic eleGeats ~ 1t recon-
mend it to people Of all classes and eondi-
tiODs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

The VsrNaudt Brothers had an apprecia-
tive audience a. the Young Mems Cnrlsllan
Association last night, before whom tbey
gave d nighly Gedit.ole entertainment OF
vnir.loGusm and magic. The Dark Stance
was Great mystery. While the room was
da,kcned one Of The brothers slt tied 10 4
bench IN the crbinet. bell and muIcal IN
slrumcnis being placed In there entirely out
nj, reacn. apparently. A. soon as soon rs
the curtain vas drawn the bell would ring
ans the instruments would play; the ighl
bcire dashed on would show Mr. Nansiandl
securely tied as before. At to-day's matinee,
which take, plscc al p. Man eJposc of thi'
seauce will be- given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
A serious charge against "a Business-
Nm.

Mr.. Limerick, OF B,tImore. has sworn out
warrant for the arrest Of hi, partner 70 this
city, stephen Gaylord, charging him With
leaving here with Sl,s00 Of the firms mo-
ney.
limerick & Gaylord have three meat.
houses in Richm0nd-one on sixth street
between Ciay and Leigh, one on Broad be.
tween First aud Second, and the other on
N9ir near the Old market.
The business iu this city was conducted
by tue Junior member OF the firm, MIR. Ste
pben GAYLORD, a man about twenlY-tnree
years OF age.
1t Is alleged that Mr. Gaylord left the city
Monday.
Mr.. Gaylord T. a single man and bad room
nj tine corner Of Sixth 2nd Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
ms-FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN

CHORCH Cwest Grace s;reet,-Rev. y. CALViS
STEWART. Pastor.-preaching at II O'Clock VI.
and O'Clock +. NJ. by the Pastor on SUNDAY.
Lecture WEDNESDAY EVENING at O'Clock. sah-
bath school at $50 A. ~. seats frea A hearty
welcome for all. n
The Rev. DIR. II. NJ. WHARTON will address the
Ladies Missionary Society OF the chunch OF
o'clock MONDAY AFTERNOON. All lnviicd.
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Cnnnnmniion. SerofuIa.

General Debility, Wasting Diseases OF Chill.
drcn. Chronic Coughs, aud Bronchitis can
be cured by the use OK Scotts Emulsion Of
Pure Cod-Liver o. with llynopho,Dnltes.
Prominent phyIciaus use ita1d testify to H.
great value Please rclf the following: 81
used Scott's Emulsion for 40 obstinate
Cough. with IIemorrhage, Loss Of Appetite,
Emoclailon, >lecp'essne-s, &c. All OF these
have uow Ten. and / believe your Emulsion
has saved a case of well-deyeloped C0uSump-
toni. j. FNDLgY, VI. d., Lore star,
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
MASHED STRAWBERRY Ics-cRrAM at PIznSrs.


I hal Co'srrh Tor twenty-five years, aad the
suffering which I endured no tongue eau tell.
Twelve pieces O; bone came out % ny nose.
Two of them an inch long eech. Ny front tsetn
got loose and came out while they were perfectly
sound. / took one remedy after another but
found no relief. Two years ago discarded oil
other treatment and began taxing :. :. ;. swift 3
Specific. | improved from the star, my pains
grew loss, and finally ceased: the bad symptom.
all Le'i me. and have been able 10 do al nay
houso-work ever since. and am a. well In every
respect as lsly Of my age (nity-tgo could ex-
pect TO be. only took four bottles. <. ;. :. has
been a great blessing TO me. Mrs. NJ. j. Bosr
.,fetssr1iie. y. C., November y. 1881
STRAWBERRIES mashed and frozen in pure
creau pIZyTNIa.
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e.y- CLAy-STREET METHODIST

Ezy- CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CnURCH.-Preschi1g by the pa
tor. Rev. ". ". ATwILL. ct ~ 4. NJ and i:ij r..
N. AZ tho conclusion o; he morning sermon an
opportunity VIII bo given for persons TO i0iu the
church. At night special revival services viii DO
held. Similar services viii be held each evening
during the wees. commencing at I.i5. Tho paD-
lie ia cordially invited.
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aupreme Court OF Appeals.

Orr against Chambers personal repre-
sentative. Writ OF error AID SuDerSededs
awarded to a judgment OF the Circuit CONT
OF Lee county on the 9Th OF September,
lSSS.
Jones's executor against Bonds admins
traitor. Argued by A. K. Blakey, Esq, for
appellant and General James G. Field for
qppailpp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

the Yacht Meteor. The weather being WlnuJ
they left the yacht al Olf Point ana csu,s
here on q gTivate tsT. VINE here they m.s s
with a number n prominent BANKERS ana
RAILROAD. men. The party left on the 3:lO y.
NJ. train for Brunswick, Ca, where they
Will board their yacht again. Their ohlec-
TIVE polpt Is Bermuda. Both OF these gen,
ilemen sre directors In the Richmond sno
West Point Terminal and ere prominent ~
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgis
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pnlice Cnurf.

The docket in this court Yesterday morr-
,,,. was the most trialng oi the week. 1he
Ia O, 5, fine imp sed WIS S2.50 and cost for
llsorderly o'dHct on ne street. Three
I'd noys charged wiih Yagraney were
.rnf 10 the llnsh0u.c. and Wil'iam Il. Tllia.
ZERO. small coloted boy cha ged with Tres
Missing on the .remlses OF John Reardon
and sealing Two pieces OF stone. was ordered
40 he gh,p,ed In court by bis father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Tar EXTRA DIAMOND SYGCP made by the
Revere sugar Refinery commands higher
price than any other syrup made IN thiS
country. ana every package bears iahci
stating that it il guaranteed 70 he the
procuct Of Cane sugars only, no Beet SUGARS
beng used in lts manufacture, and 1t IS
also guaranteed absolutely free from Corn
Glucose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

ssg- ST Johns PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH tBsosd street between
Tweniy-four,h and Tgcriy.Gfth. Services and
sermons TOMORROW at Il A. 81. and +. ".
Ienten Services: TUESDAY. 10 A. W.. A; WrDSEs-
DAY. SP VI. FRIDAY. II 5. y. Meeting Of ladies'
from s.. John and uc'gaborng churches TO hear
Mis- EMERY. genorsi so,roia'y OF the Womans
Auxiliary. present tho claims Of her department.
OF missions on TUESDAY at D +. VI.
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psv- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

CHURcu tccrner Of Grace and Madison
sireetsL Rev Il. p. KgsR. d. d., pastor. will
preach At II A. N. and T.. N.
DR.. KsEs will also preach st p. NJ. 10 the
WESTMINSTER cHrRcH, west Cary street.
Sunday school and Bible classes at 9.ao A. VI.
IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
.eig- VIRGINIA STATE SUNDAY

SCHOOL UNION-A meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of this society aud delegates from all
tho schools viii be reld at tho Young Mems
Christian Association Hall on SUNDAY AFrgR-
Soos at 30 o'clock 20 consider matters relating
10 the sunday-school Convention.
Key. 4. @. DAsnlELI, President
charles I. Rady. WltiGBl EilysyJ', Secretaries
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

pas,or-Rey. Or. WILLIAM L. HArcnxE.
Sunday school at "a. NJ.
SUNDAY preaching at II A. ". and 3 r. u. ~
Rey. II. 81. WBAET0S.
"WEDNESDAY service ats 7. VI.
FRIDAY service young meas stsP. n.
Frco seats aud 9 welcome toalL u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

A resolution was submitted to the Coun-
Gil Thursday and referred which provides
that the Weighmaster az the Second Market
shall be paid stated sIlary Instead OF being
recomnensed by tees ~ at present. 1t IS
SAID that tue fees Of this Office do not average
more than S25 Der month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Messrs. Calvin :. Bflce and John g..
Moore. OF New York. spent about three
bours 10 Richmond on rhursdiy. Both OF
these gentlemen are railroad Dagustes and
,he former @a, chairman OF the Democratic
>s,loaal Executive Committee during the
rseent campaign. Theg are on pleasure
trin with their families and are travelling In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
~ TRINITY ENGLISH CHURCH

Corner Twenty-uinih ami I streetsl Rev g.
4. SHvBY, Pastor.-Preaching al u A. ". ani
Z. II by ths Pastor. Subjects; Morning.
Holding Up Hands for Victory evening.
"The Rich-Pocr MAN. Congregational meeting
after morning services. sunday. school az gl5
A. VI. All welcome. Scais ife'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

At the meetlug Of the Common Council
Thursday nigbt Ar. Glover offered resolu'
ton. which was adOpted, providing toat the
cIts shall furlish the Aigdalen Society With
eas and fuel FOR their meetings In the Police
services are held Tor very worthy object.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
~, r.g,METHODIST SUNDAY.

SCHOOL SOCIETY. Tho regular monthly meet
ing II the METHODIST sJNDAY-scHUOL So
CIErY OF RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
viii be held A. Part-plsce church on sCNDAY
AFTEusooS al 3is ociocs Exercises by TIE chill
dren ana addresses Inay BE- expected.
10. L. RICHARDSON, President
CIa,'e5 =. Gaig Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
~ LFIGH.sTRFET BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Twen;y-nfth and Leighl-ks'.
:. A. GOODWIN, ID. D., Pastor.
Services 81 II 4. ". sLd I'D 7. N.
sunday school st9I5 AN.
Mems prsyernoc,ing TUESDAY NIGHT 81
O'Clock.
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a cnrnr-snor. EMpTiED.
The CraYG Adjourn TO see kis""
bua are DIssppDinted.

The only ease tried in tne Iinsings Court
Yesterday was that Oi lee Vaughan, chsrgeu
with siesifns so from Dabnev smith.
Both OF these pe sons are eolored, and the
tbeft i ALLEGED 10 have been committed I'D
the bar-roOm of cOOred man named Gar
ter, on Broad street.
Giles Jackson r presented accused anu
while arguing the case was quite severe on
Carter, the proprietor OF the mouse. "lit !, !,
tbonght CARERS one OF ihc worst dens VI
wlckednpss In the city, and said the prOprle
tor himself was ashamed Of the house. ne
lurther declared be thought the probability
vyas thot Carter stole the money himself.
Carter was 10 the room at the time Cues
was sDeaginc, and as soon a. the jury hah
been gwen the clse be Invited the c0iOfeu
advocate outside the room. Nearly every
one in the courtroom followed, and az soon
AZ Broad street was reached Carter maze
some thre.t, which Cites did not Ike, ana
fne latter went into the court room ana
came back With Depuiy-Sergeant Mason.
Jackson wantcd the officer 10 take Carter
before judge witt Carter said he did not
Dropose 10 do the lawyer bodily harm. Out
was cert1'niy going to sue him Tor hDel'
The Deputy sergeant did not think u neces-
ssry To tskc Carter heiore Court. Jicksoh'
however. VA. not satisfied, ana, not waiting
10 learn that the inry had acquitted Dis clIeDl'
LETT and went no Brold street al a rapid rae'
A few momcnis later Giles ana Carer
walked into the courtroom both wearin2
exceedingly b oad smiles. Jackson. doiiing
hi silk haf. addressed the Court, stating thai
i'm bis .peech he did not intend to reject
upon Mr.. Garter; that as FAR az he kne !"
the latter vas nice gentleman and paid ni'
bills as well a. the license 10 run his store,
and he Giles did no. really know that the,
house was o, bad a. he had intimaled. Ana
80 the matter was happily adjusted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
rayrFNTFNARY METHODTST

CHURCH Craze street between Fourth snd
Fifth)-Roy WILLIAM +. JuDEiSs. Pastor. -
Preaching at II o'clock A. ". and st 5 7. VI.
by the pastor. strangers AID others slways
welcome y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Ess-PARK-pTACE CHURCH

Rev j. WILEY BLrpsOF. Pastor.--sergtces AZ II
A. VI. and s 2. VI. Subject et night; "Rcpent'
ance.1 Class moe ing n p. VI. Revival SER
vices each night through Tie week. Rev. GElRGg
c. VANnyR5LICs, Of Petersburg, Va, will join no
Pastor on Monday nisht ami aid in the meet
ingS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
rsy-FsST.CND BAPTIST CHURCH

t,orner of rweuiy-eishtha and K,ireessl -Preach-
ing SUNDAY al II A. ~. ard .ij p. ". by the
pastor. Res. II. ". JoSEs. sunday srhool a. elS
NJ
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.eS,- yEyABLF- STREET CHURCH

corner of Tweuiy-nrst and Nsnaole'.-sunday
school =, $50 \. NJ Pres,hine hY the pastor
Rev. X. n. PIT. attn \. NJ. sni ~ ,.3Dr.A -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

:. BgowNs BRONCHIAL TRocnss are widely
known ss an eamirable remedy for bronchitis,
Hoarseness. Coughs, and Throat troubles Soh
oH,g IN b0rss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

When Baby was sick, we gsvo her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she aired for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung 20 Castoria'
When she had Children, she gave them Cas1oria
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reg- pINT-STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Pine and Aibemarle strrets,--
Rev !. 3. IIcrsoN. Pastor. Preaching at u A.
". anu ~ p. NJ 4 cordial welcome all sess
free.
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Beautiful Fhotogrsphs-lowest prices LES
GALLERY. Tenth and Main streets siI card Pho
tocraphs, 50c. one dozen caoir cts. sl.5l
Copies from OH pictures beautifully taken,
and a. low prices. Agents wanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
ny ATJ.SAINTS CHURCH Mad

son street near Crace.-RoY J. 7. DowNAAsS,
Rector.-Morning seryi &c at Il O'Clock Eyening
seryico al o'clock. Sunday school az $40 A. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
nay-I-NION.STATION METHO.

DIST CHURCH corner Twenty fourth and y
streets Preaching st i 4. VI. by Rev. De-. LAF-
FERrY: nt7:31 p. ". by Bey. =. e.. MAWTiS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
psy.TuE ANNUAL MEETING OF

the BAPTIST SUNDAY-sCHOOL AsSOClA-
TiON or RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
will tako place this comiag SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at 800 O'Clock at Leigh-Stroet Baptist
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
rarFRIENnS, MISSION rrWEN.

TY-FIFgH STREET.. Religious services aud
Sabbath school every SUNDAY Al O'Clock p. n.
Meeting for divine worship a. o'clock every
FRIDAY NIGHT. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Humors run riot 10 the blood. Hoods
sarsapsrIlla sxpels every impurity and vital.
izes aud euriehes the blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Phillinl,s Dieestible Coco

makes very delicious and nourishng drink. Il
l. partlcu arly adapted for persons OF weak
Digestion diferlng therein from all o;her cocoas
In the market. Kept by all druggists and gro
cers.