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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31
HE HOOPER CASE
Continued Until October 'th-'h' ~
cused Bailcd for ~ .o00'

cused Baiicd for -I,ooo'
The continued case Of Mr.. \. ,.
Uooper. charged on warrant WIN un-
lawfully secreting. embozzling. ana 1e-
stroving a registered letter from fn'lip
Morse. Of Canton. Pa. dated August
t2th. 1889. aud addressed TO SaFah hsr-
RE. No. 9 Marshall street. west. hich,
mond. Va. containing = IN Onlteu
states currency, intrusted to INN Tor
delivery. and which came into his pos
session as a letter carrier. and which
was intended to be conveyed by the
United States mail. came before United
States Commissioner Thomas >. Atkins
Yesterday morning at II clCck.
Mr.. Hooper asked for futhcr con
FINANCE Of the case. as he had not Sc
cured the service Of his counsel, Hon.
George d. Wise. His brother. MT
George J. Hooper Jf.. stated that ne
would waive examination. Tho Com
missioner consented. and Mr.. Hooper
was bailed in the sum OF - 600 for ms
apre1rance before the commissioner III
the District Court at II A. NJ. October
7fh. His father. Mr. George j. Hooper.
and Mr.. John Chamblin went on ms
bond.
II will be noticed from The text Of the
warrant quoted above that the name OF
the party to whom the registered letter
was addressed is Sarah Harris. On all
sie legal papers that name appeared
Commissioner Atkins. by examining
into the matter. found that 1t was ad-
dressed to Sarah Lewis, and the bail
bond yesterday contained that name
instead Of SaTah Harris.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31
BURGLAR CAUGHT
n, wrcn's Detective Agency in NottoWay
County.

n, Wrcn's Detective Agency in Notto"ay
County.
During the month Of July last MI.
George l.. Adams. large stoFekeepef
AT Blackstone, NOttOway county. Va.
ON the line Of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad. had his store entered several
times at night. ana on each occasion
groceries, money. &c. were stolen. On
the night Of the 17th Of this month the
stone was again entered and 6 large lot
Of groceries and money from tine cash
drawer were taken, and Mr. Adams
concluded that these wholesale burgla'
ries must be stopped. he theIeupon
corresponded with Mr.. John Wren b
detective agency. of this city. and ; -
rancemrnis having b. u made 10 tina
effect. Mr.. Wren dispatched one oil his
skilled operatives to the lOca ty.who m
mediately began the Investigation, and
on Thursday, August och. succeeded
in arresting the burglar, one Robe q
Briggs. a c0lOred man. " no at one time
had been employed about the store by
Mr.. Adams.
The prisoner was examined same day
before Magistrate Jones Of the county,
and made a full confession before the
court. telling the number OF times he
had broken INTO the store as well as
full particulars as to how lac made the
different entries and what goods and
and moneys me had stolen at different
times.
The magistrate sent the prisoner on
20 the grand jury of the NOiioway
County Court, which meets next Thurs
day. September 5th, at which time the
burglar will be tired and without
doubt convicted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31
THE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH.


4 Bare Quorum Trc-eni-Narious Mat
tiers Considered.
The Committee ON Health squeezed
out a bare quorum last night az Z
clock. there being present ia the
Council Chamber at thaj time Mr.. l.. T..
Christian. chairman, and Messrs. Snead
and Carter.
The following resolution. referred to
the committee by the b ard of Alder
men. was read: That the Committee
ON Streets be and are hereby instructed
TO consider the propriety of amending
section 2S of chapter SO Of the city
ordinances so as To allow the cOnstruc-
ton of manure bins in alleys, and re-
port to either branch of the City Council
as early as practicable if the same be
advisable. On motion of Mr.. Snead
the committee deemed it ineXpedient TO
take any action i'm ihe matter.
On motion of Nh. Snoai. it was
agreed that under 10 circumstances
should the Health Department here
after take any hand in pumping or
cleaning the cellars of private houses
inundated by freshets.
4 large number of bills were ordered
TO be paid.
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COUNTY COURTHOUSE.

suit Against the Il. L. a 4. Railroad.
A suit was instituted yesterday in the
County Court OF Henrico by MaTv Ed
wards. Administrative of Charles Ever
EFT, deceased, against the Richmond
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
Company. Damages $1,000. Charles
Everett lest his life as the result of an
accident on this railroad some time ago.
No declaration was flied. The counsel
for the plaintiff are Messrs. Pollard aud
Sands and Mr.. 5 B. CHM.
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Hr WAS FOND or PANTS.
uut The Pawnbroker Wa. Too sharp
For Him

' OF Hih.
At . O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
there was a commoti0n in the pawn
brokers' shop Of Mr. Ellis Abram on
BROAD street. between Ninth aud Tenth.
4 Young negro man. With wart un-
der one eve and stout pair OF legs under
bis burly body. dashed ont of the store,
urred rapidly down Bfoad-sepirating
himself from Mr.. Abram as rapidly as
possible
STOP that thief. yelled the pawn
broker. "he has stole some bants. ~
By this time The negro was at the cor
ner. and was dartilg at full speed up
Tenth street. In q minute q crowd had
assembled. everybody wanting to know
what was he matter.
Mr.. Abram makes poor runner. but
he has son who Is very fleet Of foot.
who pursued the thief. who had con-
siderable advantage IN the start and
was soon lost 90 sight. Young Abram
followed the course taken. and finally
tretd ms game iu house adjoining the
Court OF appeals, on Eleventh street.
Tnen be turned back 10 get assistance.
and be met Officer W5ddill. of the Sec
ond police station. When they reached
the hiding place tine game had again
br ken quarry. but be was trailed to a
house near the grain elevator. and
dragged from his hiding place by the
officer. He showed bad temper, and
declared It be had q knife he would
cut somebody up. lie gave the name
of Cullen. Jones. Brown. and Ihomp-
son. and so many other abuses that IL IS
hard to tell what lbs real name Is. H.
was taken TO the Second police-statioa
and locked up 10 await a hearing be-
fore the Police Court this morning.
During the past several days he has
pawned several pair of pants with Mr..
Abram. and Yesterday he brought five
pair Of very good pants entirely new.
Mr. ADram 0l once suspected he was
thief. and in Hebrew told his son to go
Tor an officer. Then the negro showed
signs of getting away. aud tir. Abram
tried to grab bun, With the result above
stated.
Il want 20 keep thieves away from
my house. II can't make ava honest
dollar don want 90 make any, sa'd
Mr. AbIam in referring to the mattef.
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Major A. r. Venable. of Farmvile.
the able secretary OF the late Exposi-
ton in Richmond. was in the cat, yes
terday. The Major was in good health
and spirits and very sanguine about
the election result IN November. lie
says the Mckinney Club, of Farmville,
met Thursday night and appointed
committees for the campaign, and raised
all money neeced.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31
The STREsT-CARS.
Eumors of Syndidatc- Forming to Buy
Our Lines.


Our Lines.
Since the death of Mr. Flynn. the
leading spirit and principal owner OF
the CITY Railway and Electric Lines.
the public has been looking for change
in the management of the companies
named. Lately there have been rumors
Of the formation Of eyndicatcs TO buy
the lines. The TINES reporter ycster-
consulted with parties who onght 20
know If any change would soon be
made. and this is the substance Of what
they said
The agitation of the question is OBJ
viously premature aud arises, 1t is safe
to say. from the knowledge of the fact
that the present owners desire TO sell.
NJ syndicate has vet been formed. so
far AZ heard from. but there IS 40 dou {
that hen the Flynn estate hall have
been settled up and the opportunity ar
rives that there Will not beiound want
lug in Richmond capitalists to buy Iot
only as means of profit to Themselves.
but to reuder good service 10 the public.
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The \. VI. {. A. Meeting To- Morrow after-
noon

The mems meeting az the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow
afternoon viii be addr,sse by Dir.
William Eilyson. prominent lawyer
OF this city. and former president Of
the association. =
THIS meeting commences promptly at
D o clock, aud lasts one hour. Ali men
are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

Alfred Speer has large vineyards near
Fassaic \ j.. is extensively engaged IN
preserving Untermented Grape Juice
for Communion purposes. DR.. John
r lis, who has written several works on
Bible wine. distilled and condensed
about one-third of the contents Of the
Ietort. The distilled bad neither the
smell nor taste of alcohol, nor dii
chemical tests indicate any.-Adv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

The noise heard Thursday night in
the office OF the Life Insurance Com
psny Of Nirginia-thcugb TO be the re-
port Of a pistol. as published IN yester-
days TIMEs-was found yesterday to
have been caused by the breaking of a
rope attached TO window weight.
when the weight fell the window fell
also, and the two sounds are thus ac-
counted for
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POLICE COURT.
Only a rInc.n-Mlnu.e Mnllnce.

VniN 7 iitVVn- MINUTE HNVHrt'
The Police Court was in session yes
terday exactly fifteen minutes.
Julia Ann Fry was sent to Jail for
thirty DAYS for stealing from the per-
son Of Alex Haidgrove. Hardgrove
was a coloIed North Carolina excur-
sionist aud visited Julia Ann, who took
the money out of ms pocket.
There were four other cases of a
triling nature, one was dismissed, two
were continued until today and one
party was fined = ana cost for being
drunk.
For the first time this year no fines
were collected.
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AMBULANCE CALLS.
Cut Through the Hand.

Yesterday afternoon the ambulance
was called to the corner of Twenty.
third and Main streets TO attend a man
whose hand was cut through with a
circular saw. DR.. Davis. the physician
In charge. dressed the hand and the
man was taken home.
The ambulance was called yesterday
morning to Mayo's bridge where a
man had been badly bruised by being
run over by wagon. Ills wounds were
dressed and lie was otherwise at
tended to, after which he was left with
friends.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

Dr. j. A. Waddell will occupy the
pulpit of the Fourth Presby terian
Church on Sunday morning There
will be no service at night. The pastor
of this church, Rev. j. Calvin Stewart.
has been absent for several weeks. but
will be home next week. and the regu
lar seryises on Sabbath and Wednesday
evening will be resumed.
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Read what Rev. >. y. Hawthorne Of NJ
Ianta. aa.. Has To- say About Royal
Germetuer."


It gives me real pleasure to say a
word for medicine which ! believe Is
destined q be a great blessing to the
afflicted everywhere. 10 is not the cum
ming device of q quack. but the discoV-
cry of scientist - is the result OF
many years OF research and experiment
bv an eminent specialist.
Thousands OF my Southern friends
know what q sufferer from catarfh /
have been. Six months ago by the adj
vice of my physician gave up the pas
torate. have used two bottles OF
kings ROYAL Germetuer.' and while
cannot say that ann completely cured.
do affirm that it has so far relieved
me. experience no pain or discom-
fort | feel it to bee my duty 10 say,
also. that the effects of this remedy
nnon my wife have been even more
signal "A nd wonderful. She has been
almost life long invalid from nervous
hea6acl e.. neuralgia and rheumatism.
I'm a period of thirty years she has
scarcely had a days exemption from
pain. She has been using "Germetuer
about two months. \ more complete
transfer nation have never Witnessed.
Every symptom Of disease has disap-
paalcd. She appears % be twenty
yeas Younger and is as happy and
playful as child.
We have persuaded many of orr
oflcted friends to take this medicine.
and the testimony of an of them is that
tisa GREAT REMEDY.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
ATLANTA, GA, July -. 1850.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31
LINCOLN POST G. A. r.
GRAND PREPARATIONS FOR THE
RECEPTION NEXT WEEK.

A Handsome Programme Being Arranged
for Their Rcccption-sarious Items Of
CITY and suburban Interest Gathered
Here and There by our Reporters.
The reception 20 be- rendered Lincoln
Post No. II, Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie of Newark. n. j.. next Tuesday
will undoubtedly be the handsomest
and most elaborate ever given by South
eru men TO body Of NoTtherners since
the war.
As has already been stated IN these
columns. the visitors will reach.kich-
mond Tuesday morning about 20 ciock'
They will be met by the fick-
ct Camp. Confederate Veterans. tue
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. dele
cations from Lee Camp. Phil kearney
Post and other organizations. Ihey
will be escor ca after a short parade 10
the Capitol Square. where Governor
Lee. in the name OF the Commonwealth
and MavOr Ely son. on behalf OF the
city. will make welcoming addresses
Then the visitors will be conducted 70
their Headquarters, the ExchaDgc 10
Eel. and at noon TO the Seven Pines
railway depot. where the train will be
boarded for Seven Pines. Here PIC
mic will be held. and dancing, etc,
continued until o o'clock when
SHAM BATTLE.
representing the field Of Gettysburg
where Pickett = division won ITS glorious
reuown. will occur. lasting over Al
hour. Captain +. +. Reeves Will com
mand the Confederate forces and Cap
lain VI. \. Durham the Federal troops.
qhe Blues band and the Lincoln Post
Drum Corps will assist in making this
a success.
AFTER THE pATTLE
the entire party viii return to the CIT,
Wed, esday the Lincoln Post men viii
be shown around Richmond 10 the va
rious points Of interest. aud at night an
informal reception will be rendered
,hem bv the Blues at their armory
from $50 70 1890. After the reception
will follow n glorious fHdt Of the day
pleasure-a ball. The floor managers
Of this will be- Mr.. Scott Darlington and
Captain Frank w. Cunningham.
PREPARATIONS.
The Pickett men, whose especial
guests the Jerseymen will be, are bus
ilv engaged in making preparations Tor
tbeeyent. aud if they do not make the
occasion memorable it will not be then
fault.
The Pickett men hope that citizens
along the line Of march Will show some
demonstration Of cordially on tho
morning of the visitors arrival. a ie"
flags hung out or handkerchief waved
here and there will do much toward
making the visitors feel at home.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were recorded in the City Chan
Gerry Court Yesterday
Whllm II. Beyeridge, special COM
missioner, to Frank Ovefman. feet
on south side Of Main between Twenty
third and Twenty fourth. improved,
Sl.135; Curtis Il. Smith and others to
William l.. Saith, % feet Oh west side
of Thinieth between o and II. SlG7 %:
Mrs Margaret WOodson 10 Maria Ten
ser. wife OF G.. X. Tenser. 20 feet on
weet side Of Twelfth between Marshall
aud Clay, improved, IS 500.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

la this court Yesterday a number of
coupon suits were decided in favor OF
the defendants.
One small suit was instituted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

During the month Of Angus there
were recorded in the Clerk Office OF
the Chancery Court 2sJ deeds a pretty
good months work in this line.
There were issued from the Clerk s
Office of the Hastings Court during the
month forty 'onc marriage licenses,
nineteen white aDdtwei ty-two colored.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

Rs-GRACE- STREET pRrSHYrERiAN
CHURCH. James Y. Fair. u. d., pastor
sors lccsat IA 10. m. and 5 p. ODD. hy inc iis-
tor. sabbath school services no $3.50 90 in.
"wednesday nlghf services af ; D.. u. cOi-
dial ana Christian welcome % uii who may
desire 20 worship VIII u-.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

\ member Of the Ci.y Council is re-
srousiblc for the following, which he
Voucn,s for as fact 4 smart lulle
girl was being examined by her father
about the lives of great men. aud he
asked the Little one:
What DO you know about julius
C1sart'
Il know. said She, THAT he wanted
to 80 down town one night. and his
wife begged him not to go. bat nc
would go. and somebody killed hum.
II all the men who viollted their
wife's commands i'm this respect were
10 meet the fate Of Mr. j. Caesar the
population Of this country would fail
tar short of 60 900 coo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

e5,FOURTH pREsBYTERAN CHURCH.
West Grace street. Rev j. Calvin stewart
pastor Sermon at ~ o'clock %. n. by Rev
Ur. j. a. WadIcll 40 service ui night. sab
bath school ut g.3u "a. 100.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

ss-rAYtOR-srREET MISSION Sunday
school at 1880 p. IN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

Colonel Edward ". Jackson. the
popular aod efficient manager Of the
Mexican Central Railroad, was in the
city Yesterday. and made "a social call
upon he old friend. Colonel 7. 81. l..
Talc0tt. of the Richmond and Dauville
Railroad lie is direct from Boston.
Mass, where be has been upon "a bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Colonel Jackson in company with
Colonel Talcott, went out to the latter 3
home az Bon yesterday at 1 / @ clock
and he left the city yesterday evening
at $3.50 o clock on his special train for
his home in Mexico.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31
The Marshall-street Railway Not Yet

Major Benjamin II. Nash said yesler-
day thai the Marshall street line had not
been actually sold A party Of capital
lists have bid for IT, the price TO be paid
has been agreed upon. aud It is expected
the sale will BE- coDsummaled by Octo.
Der LIST.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31
4 coLoRED rUanIsT TINEp.
CRY COUNCn MATTERS.

At the meeting of the City Council
which will be held on the night Of the
second Friday in September. that body
will be called on to pass the ordinance
granting a syndicate Of capitalists the
franchise TO manufacture water gar
and supply private consumers Tor the
next fifteen months. The substance Of
the franchise wanted this paper has re-
neatedty DubI.hqd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

EASTERN LJNAuc A,NN)
WILLIAMSBURG. \A.
July DO, 1880 !
HAVING USED NOLAN
| lDINE for several Years .n
the treatment OF uterine dis
eases and as a genera. tonic
/ must cordially recommends
for use in such case.
las. u. MONCURE, ST. d..
Superintendent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31
CANDIDATES FoR OFFICE.
What Ace" Wrote 10 thc Petersburg
-!nIr.- Appeal"

What Ace" Wrote to the Petersburg
"lndr.-tp pcal."
Postmaster Cu'lngvorth is fixing 90
make q Dig ran l0l che office of commits
-iouer of The revenue nsxr May. the
present incumbent BIZ. "a q. Munford.
The office pays seven or eight thousand
dollars year Nr George LithroD is
i0r the same Office. AND so is
M. Louis B0-sieuX
Elk Ciiy Sergeant j. G.. nth says bee
j., thinking OBJ running for hia Old office
also next spring. Captain Charles H..
Epps. OF lhe police force also expects 10
be "a candidate for the office OF cry
Sergeant. The ore. nt incumbent Is hf
Robert Carter. IleOillce Is understood
DO pay between five and SIX thousand
dollars.
There oili be at least three candidates
for Commonwealth p Attorney C1ioao
Spolsw0od. the iucumb uf. Harry smith
aud Tay lor Evans good Democrats a.I.
With candidates for municipal offices
ont SO iarahead of time. thc llyelits. city
in the history OF Richmond
may be- expected nexi Stay.
Nj. ID. G.. Richardson. cX police jos
tice. l. being solicited by his h 20 ~
friends. to become a candid lie tOf the
House OF Delegates. Mr. Richardson is
one Of the young Lass yers whose income
is over $1,000 ayearlrom his profession.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

ss-FRIENDS. Meeting for divine worship
every sabbath morning ut If O'Clock seats
are free aud all are welcome. Meeting house,
Clay street, above First. Services also at IL
o'clock on "Wednesday morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

Soon after midnight ytsle. DAG morn
ing man Iamed Ira G.. Nelson was
assaulted by some negroes Will walk
ing through Jail alley and robbed Of
hi, gold watch and -l2 DID money. The
watch be valued at Sl2j. Yesterday
morning four negroes Chester Ellis.
Richard Cash. Sam Cumber. and Joseph
Bailer-were arrested. Ellis said he
knew where the watch s,as. aud told
Policeman Foster that il had been given
10 him 10 sell. and he disposed of d. 90
Henry Washington. barber ON Broad
street near Brook avenue. The officer
went there and gained possession OF the
watch.
The parties will be before the Police
Justice 10 day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

fs-CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH,
Grace street between Fourth and fif.A.-
Rev. William J.. Jud.lins. pastor. Preaching
go ! ] O'Clock % fu. and b. 90. strangers end
others always welcome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

For sale at OwENs & MINOR DRvo
COMPANY, agents for Virginia. Rich
mond. Va.
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IsIRlNITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. cor
ner rwenty-ninih ana 4 streets. George T..
5hucy. pastor-proachine Sunday at J. "a 10.
and : pm. sunday school 40 H:l5 ANN. After
tho morning W0lshlp there viii Dee held an
important meeting ~ the Council. livery
member is requested tu attend. Union SUM
O'Clock.
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ALLEN l. GIXTER.
CIGARErrEs AND TOBACCO MAsUPAcrURERs
RICHMOND, va.
RattorieS 9Th and CaYaUd 9Th and Cary SIS.

ClGARETTES.-Biohmoud Straight TIA
NO. lths original brand, Virginia Brisbts
opera runs, ana other popular brands.
SMOKING TOBACCO Eiehmond Gem
Curly Cut, Richmond Straight Cut, Old
ZIP Long Cut, Dixie Chop Cut, Smoking
Mixtures lcuriy cut and grauulatedO. and Cuf
rug lobaccos, &c. &c. All prepared FROM
ne choicest tOU4ccOs procurable
mn % u ALLEN x CINTER
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4s-IRNIrY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH south. corner Broad and Iweu-
ileih streets. Rev. j. u. -turgis. pastor
Preaching 10 ID a.. ln. and 5 % m. hy tie
pastor
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Gs--T. MAKK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Rev. T. g.. nashien, -. b., rector Rev ".
d. williams. assisUnt-niyiue service. at
] q. nl. and D.. M; SUNDAY school ai o'.u
a. il.
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Hs-REsERVOIR MISSION, Rev. :. C..
Dorsey. pastor. Worship al IL a. m. sun.
day-school AZ $3.50 a. IN. Prayer meeting
Tuesdays at o.lo 4. m.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-31

The Democratic boys are heating the
cauldron in which will take place the
political scaldug Of tue dmb0lical
demon OF the ApIomatsoN on the Jih
of next November. Talk of organic
ing pew clubs. and recruiting those
already in exisieucecau be heard daily.
News from State headquarters, at Alex
andria, are anNously looked for, and
just as soon as the plan for work Is
mapped out. the BOYS will spring MIN
bly, TO the task. and carry on the fight
with undiminished yigor until the bat
Tie Is won.
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ss-LAUREI-srREET METHODIST
CHURCH. corner Laurel and Albcmarle
streets Rev. W. %. Naggeuer PASTOR
Preaching at II "a. Do. AMI > p. m. by tine
pastor. sunday school 40 % "a. m. Preaching
"Wednesday night at 5 3. IA. Young mems
prayer meeting Friday night at p. N. All
welcome.