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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
m. yiryiuIa historical society.

A meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Virginia Historical Society was held
Yesterday at s o'clock p. Nj. in the rooms
OF the society, in the Westmorel land Club
House. Presents Messrs. Valentine Gin tho
chair, Brooks, Brock, and Barksdale IRE
cording secretary. Many gifts of books
were reported from individuals and insti-
tutions; also, the following interesting me-
MORALS From Rev. Thomas v. Robinson;
New York city, q lock OF HAIR oil General
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
TO ANSWER FOR MURDER.


Beverley Jones was arrested yesterday
evening charged with the murder OF hi5
wife, Susan Jouc-.
He had lust returned from his wlfes
funeral. which took place iu the country,
and learning that warrant was out Ton hl5
arrest went 10 the Third Station-l 1Uso ana
surrendered himself To Captain kpps.
TuE DEATH.
Beverley, wife died tuesday night at
No. % south Foushce street. Coroner
TAYLOR viewed the roty but found no
marks OF violence OF anything TO indicate
foul play.
Jone. and his wife had had frequent
quagrels.
Saturday night deceased said to neigh
Dor that her husband had smacked neT
face and drawn Hood.
Sunday morning Beverley went TO
nciohbors and said his wife was having
fits. Later on Dr. DeatOn was sent for and
Intended The woman. Monday night Size
gave birth 10 q dead but fuily-deyelopcd
child. ana died herself Tuesday.
THE wAEEANT.
Once Christian, a friend OF deceased,
conceived The idca that Susan lad come 90
her ,ath bv blows received rom her mn
band and She sEOrc out warrant Tor tle
latter. arr 81.
There being 10 evidence against Jones
on the contrary il beiu- the opinion Of Dr.
Dcatou that she died of pUerpcral conyul-
/ sioue-the police DID not arrest hum and no
went 20 the country TO bury his VITO.
Captain Epps parolct the prisoner Tor ma
/ appearance at the Police Court tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
The Tcrn of WeIrhmaster CabeII.

When Governor Lee came into Office he
found that the commission Of the weigh
master of live stock appointed by his pre-
Gecessor. Governor Cameron, expired IN
Nav. When the weighmaster's term had
expired Governor Lee appointed Mr.. j.
Caske Cabell to that position, who has
been reappointed each year. Mr.. Cabelps
present commission VIII expire next May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Religious services will be conducted by
Richmond College students at the peni-
Tertiary Sunday at A. NJ, at Soldiers
Home at IL A. a.. and at the almshouse at
4P. M. Gospel services VIII be conducted
bv Rev. G.. +. Williams ut the Police-Court
room Sunday at Z. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
COLONEL Carr.ncton Worry Ill.

Colonel J. /. Darlington. OF the Exchange
Hotel. who has been aillng for several
months. had sudden relapse about noon
Yesterday. which caused his family To be
seriously apprehensive about him. He was
visited 10y Dr. Hunter Mcclure last night,
who gave him all the relief possible. The
Colonel was resting quietly at midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Cotton Warehouse Burned.

JACKSONVILLE. ia, November 23.-At
Lake CITY. Fla. the cotton warehouse OF
the Excelsior Mills. with ten to twenty
thousand pounds of Sea Island cotton, was
destroyed by fire last night. The plant was
erected n 1853 by Thompson Hart at a
cost of S'40O 600. By the hyrculean efforts or
the fire department. assisted by the citizens
and college bows. the balance of the cstab-
Eshment was saved. The cause OF the fire
and loss not asceT tained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Thanksgiving and Civil Service.

A number Of thepastors of this city have
received circulars from a northern society
asking and urging them TO speak on the
subject of civil service in their Thanks
giving sermons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
List or Persons Who Were Lost on the Nan
haitian.

Noe-rq. George W. Allen & Co., agents Of
the Old-Dominion line IN this city, received
yesterday the following telegram from ai'-
tain H. 4. Bourne. general manager OF the
linz.
"tH tho crewand passengers Of the Man
haitian wore saved, excepting Franklin LIP
dros. seaman: Frank Mchenna, hreinau
E.cnarl Binohqn. fireman: Toby Peter
e.r trrrlu. U,ary Boman. coal-pas-or;
lanes E,der. waiter: Joseph Davis COLOR
Ell. second cook. William Walker, William
VAUGHAN. aud Jau as &. Iohin. passengers.
{. q. Hayden. chief engineer, was drown
cd: body rCcovoIeI.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
c,,,, Insurance and Good Investments.

4
In AUGUST. 1854. the Northwestern
Mutual Life-lnsurance Company. OF Wis
e-,nsip. issued Ordinary Life Policy No.
tOgG for 81 COO. on the life OF Abraham
Lew, Of the well-knOwn firm OF Messrs.
Lew d Davis. Richmond, Va, at an an
nual premium Of S23.O2.
For the first nine years inc 'iYloenu7'
with one exception, were USED ~ CASH 40
REDUCE HIS PREMIUMS OR TO PURCHASE tN-
PoRARY INSURANCE. SINCE ioW Trey nav u
been APPLIED TO PUECEtsr fULf-PAtD ADD
rroNs TO TIE POLICY. tn" results 70 date
December. 1880 ARE ~ follows;
Twcntv-nine payments 2Q OF
S23.02................. .'s55l ~
Les cash dividends % 1550......... SO 20
Total outlay on policy in TWEEN $1,000.
ty-rine years. .'-ooJ -
or Am average annual payment Of @2i.7j.
which. compound Il at SIX .Gl per cent. m
forest for tweaJy-nlue years, amounts 10
In event of doeth before next anniyer,
sary august. 1851 Mr.. Levy's heirs would
/ receive ~ CASH:
Amount Of policy. ................~lOD w
Amount Of dividend addi,iaa-.... 6S5 %
And one p0S-m0rem dividend >c5-
+ timated) ................. -' u"
Making total of.....'.....Sl,7G 90
which is 1924 ta crcr.s " premiums pant 10
hre7lfy-u1e yf0rS p0Wd.f H'sr 81 rr c't.
interest ncarlv - for every n paid tho
company, Br5IDTs INSURANCE TOR TWENTY
NM Ass.
In December, 1893. Mr.. Levy took out
another policy TO- -.l)l on the i,t-ta'-
meut Lie plan 20 au annual premium on
$l0l 10. which was PAID lN IcL. AZ TOTAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Rrntherhood of IT. Andrew.

A meeting of young men viii be held in
Grace Episcopal church under the auspices
OF the brotherhood of st. Andrew ct 8
O'Clock Friday night next. There will be
addresses from Mr.. Charles j Willis, of
New York. and the Rev. 4. ;. Lloyd, OF
Norfolk The music will be under charge
OF the Richmond Arion Society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Thanksgiving Dinner.

The ladies Of Grace Episcopal church
will hold their usual Thanksgiving dinner
on Tuesday. November 18th, instead OF
Thursday the 28th. at 1l07 east Main street.
All contributions must be sent TO that
number Tuesday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

JAMES b. ELAN, 40 P. NJ, store and dwelling
No. ill7 Main street.
&c. GARRISON, iO.s0 4. ~, wardrobes, wash
stands, csrps-s, pictures, &c &c.
GEORGE w. MAYO, IL NJ, butchers and green
grocera' fixtures. sc.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON, 1880 p. NJ, bana-
mas, lemons, apples, and figs
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1890 A. H., furniture. SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
The Governor and His Mother.

Governor Lee took his mother to Frede-
ricksburg yesterday afternoon, where she
will visit a few days.
The Governor returned last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Pianos at Bargains.

Second-H Hand Pianos, some but slightly
used. comprising instruments OF the best
makers, for sale on easy terms at low prices.
Write US or call.
MANLY b. RAMOS a Co.,
Main street next 10 corner Of Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

The Forty Hours Devotion will begin at
the chapel Of the Little Sisters Of the Poor
this morning and continue until Tuesday
evening. Services will be at $3.50 a. III
and Il T. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
TAYLOR SCOTS Majority over Lurty and
NcTccr, i3.i6S.
Pompcy' = pillar and the Confederate Mon
umeut.

Pompey's Pillar. which Is TO serve as a
model Tor the Confederate soldiers monu-
meut To be erected on Libby Hi, Is at
Alexandria not Cairo, Egypt, as erroneous
a. stated yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Harfeld I'm Sing Sing.

4 telegram from New York states that
Harfeld, the Richmond pawnbroker, was
Yesterday taken TO Sing Sing to serve out
his sentence of three years and eight
months for bigamY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

" nii.t'.i't t.t"t'ff.f
Of q Grea. Healing springs "a Asla county,
No.
,s,or., ~ ,no.. who'd ..u. %. know su4t o wolf
80 yso.a. t.e p,l,.,ler sr,n.ne-A -ssul.
WISER .''. ~ ..'..,.- -i-..,
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cure IS simply marvellous ny ii-'A-' ""' s''
me ont ana "Aia-Hs ""''. asa 'l'' " ''- 80
"Plummer Bromins-Ar-el.c WAFER
LILA T. COLI
70 rls 0rens .e ynor D,uJ Company. Gn,ral
tosot, p,,a..., lrgr .-trs.aI- Wasr.
Statistics show marked c.mi-uiioa @, late
years Of ia a. kerosene accidents. lhis is Id
doubt largely duo % ras alino-. universal use OF
this elaborated Ol comb. such es..Il lent iilu-
min .tiog qualities t. connection wltn its esson-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

The ladies of the est-Main-Street Bap-
fist church viii open their bazaar at the
Aruosy Hall on Tuesday night at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
WILLS, DEEDS, SUITS.
REcoR Ds MADE IN THE CITY AND
COUNTY COURTS YESTERDAY.
DIsposits IN OF the Estates Of Thaddcus C.
Leak :. Jr., and DIR. Robert Gam
bic Cabeli.

In the cler. KS Office Of tho City Chanccry
Court yestoro ay the following deeds were
admitted to re, ord
Kathleen Gre, shaw TO Ann W.. Elizabeth
Med. Mary c., md Abigail Crcnshaw. one
undivided fifth + art OF 69jl feet OH Main
street southeast co -neT Of Adams one un-
divided 6f,h part O { an undivided half Of
$751; feet on Cary str Get southeast corner
Of Shockoe Slip; onV Undivided hith OF
~ feet on the went side OF Niirgina
street. also one undiv ided MIN 81 10
fcet ON the west side OF Twelfth street
George n. Lee 10 Leila c. Lewis, wife Of
Richmond Lewis, ~ feet on the est slde
of Pine street near Cary. improved; HS,4vO
John Lcwis's administrator 10 >. = nul-
pert. p fec. on the NORTH SIDE OF M"'n
street near Twenty fifth. S9DO
HrxHlco COUNTY COURT.
III Rrovn and wisc and W. Freeman
Dance to Scrveius t.ispham anu W., ..
feet on the west side Of sycamore street
near Main. $50. ..;s, - Tob,
Pope. 6 5-l2 acres On Brook turnpike aUonu
one and q quarter mates north Oh H'o"-
mond. improved $3.50; .io T.
A Il. CAV 20 Lcmucl J. and An ne h''
picrce % fact ON the north -inc OF MAJ
shall street (oxtcDdcOJ near 4hTl> -hi'H'
a247 70 c.,
/. Neurath and VIE 10 VIA, VIZ" ~
moan gt< acres in tairl Id dNtr e. ora
the north side of William suI~ o.tu nFo
p,iles cast az Richmond, M proved: , ,'o''
Ae.i.-rrn.nt of Lease: 81 nu,f 1. Dun
be,, g. Cooroc ~. Brown, all bus Y tert'i
A. lease from II T.. Ncrscraau anu WIc'
dated March O. 1889. >i.3jO.
CIRCUIT COUNT OF RICu>toNN
'''' MI. ,d,,i.trufri, 70. the
1heoooIe d, ~. i.eil,Gav Coua,ahy
IN, s"P,"Ns ',' l.;1t;tT for II O0O!
guTE,,.' a. ~ b. ~, 20 flonrns b. Henley;
.. "a '"i cr 'f,,tia. t,r ~i0s.a.
1uL- ,"'' p.i... r,.fNer- rg Thowaa
fCl,.tH q" " .-,,., I'm plaintiffs fox
is. hcht4 J'"r'"
S6j6.u2. .. o., Uonlov
Robert W. ir<"f ~ l,-..fi,T f.,r
4 MoTusoh' N i-lli'"' Ava
$40. .,..--,-v
fAii'- ''' ann 80, .-., " zfc
Tho JTial ~ The ca-r o- - ",llt' l,-b
Gays IT., x Go. r' IT, T. '' "-,. ,t,i,. ~
hA<cugn 5ct the ai''ht 'h "I ID" t.1+1
~Snu Court Tor three on'a' was conc
at o'cloca hs' evening" "''H ~. ''','
after bong out about i"''F i''l ,,,,.I
turned verdict Dr. i' .'i on ~ 49,
for ~7ol A. soon as ,ho verdict "4- re-
corded bv Urpuly-Cl'rN l""'t '".-c
Wexford ADJOURNED ih' ''NI, 49, jug
until ODD o'c.n. ~ 'h'"N ''. ..r Cully
zig. 'act- I'D '-i- ,i- E.ir,r.,
IunN A.4 D" ,... .n.',,.d 10 tow
owned " '' tt......,,.ra li.luJrcd 10
rP "'' .,f .,.I ..u-. .u.d to- the
.It.. water rising tlHt night
....,. ..r..r trpu where It
y" .l AVID ,, tnatue down the
.'.-..t, ,r... ami went e, pieces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

II you are melancholy or dom with he blues
you need simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Covernor-Rlect MCKINNEY
Preaching by n Bishop.

Goyernor-elect Mckinney and his wife
left the city at $40 o'clock yesterday morn
ing for their home in Farmyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Special bargains IN Plush Wraps this week 6
D.&E MIfTgLDOFER, DC Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Bishop wingfeld, of California, will
preach at Grace church this evening at
o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
M5Mme4Y.

O alroa " large variety Trimmed md ynfr ned IS and t
Inin, add. TO taly by buyer WHO Nouh Although t
for winter wear sin re nav styles placed 'a e a
and tia. choicest uut here shan lt'
some, bargains for you trimmed Hats tins "es large ult isnoF
on the way propose to have them stay long, Ircs W." p' ne'
accordingly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

For distressing oppression and 'nness 10 the
stomach take simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Theodore b. BANDS admistta,ri''. rs, il.s
Cberon.alo AMI Ohio Railway company :
judgment for plaintiff for sLoW+4, u..,...
judgment for plaintiffs ior >lo'.'N. ~.
Pollard G Blgbv, rcShNcr-. -. 'l l,
II. Henley; Judgment ior piau'lDS Io'
S Robe, ". Powers. assignee. rs. Henley
4 MORRISON: .6lsmcnt fox plaD'u1 Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
AUCTION SALES ,iONpAY.

II you would DO rid Of chills an1 fever Sim
mons Liver Reg liGtoI Is What you noed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Carpets. Blankets, aAl Comforts az prices
much below value TO mGSe room Tor Holiday
Goods. d. & l.. MlrTgIF0EFER,
&c broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Digestion OF food facilitated by taking DE-
Hsnleys Celery, Beef ani Iron 1t gives lone
to the stomach and Aids atura.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
SILKS,
NeeC Effects In Plain and Fancy
Lines.

24-inch plain colored China Silk,
with printed notwithstanding en-
tirely new and very desirable for com
bination costumes-95 cts. and Sl.00
per yard. ~
24-inch Printed China Silk, in Per-
sian effects, the latest novelty, exclu-
sive styles, s1.00 per yard.
21-ineh all-silk TwO-tone Satin and
Surah Stripe, % new combinations, SO
cts. per yard.
Faine Franchise, new spring tints--
81 inches wide at $1.25; % inches
wide, extra heavy, $3.50 per yard.
2O-inch all-silk heavy Lyons Black
Surah, 90 cts. per yard.
21-inch all-silk heavy Black Faille
Franchise, 50 cts. per yard.
22-inch all-silk extra heavy Black
Faille Franchise, s1.25 per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
ST. LUKES FINE CHURCH.
THE STRUCTURE NOW BUILDING.

CHAPEL, OF LARGE sIZE-THE HANDSOME
EpIF1CE TO REPLACE THE OLD ONE.
One Of the most noteworthy churches now in course
OF construction I'm tho city Is the new chapel oil 3D.
TukeS Episcopal Church In Clinton-sve., between
Fplton.st' and Atlantlc-avc. It is part of design
for a new church and chapel which will be second 10
few of the important churches OF this nelghoorhoou
The architectural design Is italian RomaneSque, ana
particularly pleasing effect is shown In the portion
of the front already erected. This for the ohape
which occupies the sIte of the former rectory on
tho south side OF the old church campanhe
stands at the southeast corner 100 feet high, IN tho
INNER part of which will be placed bell. Al the
base of this tower Is the cornerstone, bearing the date
1898 and the letters E. NJ. NJ" the initials Of Elvira
n Martin in whose memory her father is erecting
the chapel
At the entrance of tho chapel Is carved In stone
on the one side the head OF Miss Martin ana on the
other an angels face depicting her as In Heaven She
died in June 1875, and In 1881 her parents erected
the small chapel Of st. Luke's Church which the new
and larger one Is to succeed The structure Is PROB
ably UNIQUE IN the number OF purposes 1t is to serve
II is three stories IN height In the basement Is
large dining hall 10 be used festive occasions IN
connection with the work OF the parish An @iPle
Ltcbop will be connected with 1t, and other rooms
for convenience Spacious area windows on all siues
light the dnnghal, and the ceiling is ton feet ana
half the u00f On inc HOor doVNo '"'~'J
NJ rooms win be provided, which can be thrown To-
aether when occasions require. Library and readlhs
rooms for the sunday-school and societies OF
tho parish rooms for guild meetings, sewing Glasses
meetings Of workngmen and other special classes IN
win be provided no less than doEen
separate apartments being arranged.
Ascending the stairs at either end one comes 10 the
supdav-scbool chapel. This is as largo As many
churches and in fact win DO used TOT chuieh
scyvIces while tho new structure adjoining Is ouiiu,
Ina II Will seat 900 persons regular onaUcel
s hunt At the rear and gallery extends across ule
,ont end The open woodwork Of the roof Is elaborate
m design and IS OF Georgia pine There are over lVo
,od capItals and columns In sight The windows are
e,Id with cathedral glass, and all the appointments
In bo Of tho best The interior is stu Tiled with
,..go,dinr and the workmen have by no means COM
pleted the structure.
The cost of the chapel will be upward OF Soo'oOo
In connection with its front, portion Oh inc now
church has boon built, running up to &Hne win the
eide Of the old church. In this mont scotch granite
Rclleville brownstone, a peculiar blush sraSstohe
nom tbe West, and Carlyle stone from Lancashire
England. have been combined with happy eject
Adjoining what will DO the entrance OF the
church Is a round tower. with massive polished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
NO pExooRAr COULD woEK THIS rnox:

Tho pesnest, most iow-down political trick Of tho
Is reported in private letter nom the little
Michigan hamlet of Howell, place OF about afteon
hundreA souls. There are something like eighteen
candidates for the position OF postmaster. and each
one &c. hustling around with petition Neighborx
AFRAID 10 recognize each other for fear they wiz hayr
paper showed under rheir noses and an automatic
Pen thrust IN their hands. In addition TO the post
efee light The village IL stirred up over great tenn
psrsece awakening. signerS OF the pledge are coming
70 the front In great numbers. AZ recent tom
yeEshse meeting for men only. one OF the eighteen
stnoiuatey occupied prominent position on the plat
,gt snd was gwen the job Of taking care OF the
gedfe, pointing out the line for tho signatures and
aPping the pen in the Ink for the signers; HIS
peu,ion was 10 hs pocket and It's general fesemoabce
~ ne pedfb suggested to him great scneme; ne
9roiuy substituted the orc for tho other, and men
xle supposed they we're swearing on were IN TssIty
helping along his postOflce boom. II worked Ike
shsftn unm one eld citizen who had previous &C.,
pAinfsnoe with lighfning-fod shafps ana bohemian
"a operators and had learned that unread documents
- sometimes loaded, insisted on hearing the hliie
Preamble zone over This was done, and when the
,enp<rxnee rally learned u was only disguised
,eece msss-mee,ing people fell Of ther seats IN
e2Frr There arc now but seventeen candidates Tor
~ noveli pcstrnasterzhip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
At THE PLAY-H0USES.

Mis- Clara Morris will appear this week AT the Leo
Avenue Academy In her new play, Renee de Moray
which gives her an excellent opportunity Tor the as
plav of her strong qualities as an actress IL Is All
emotional drama with effective situations and strong
appeals TO the sympathes Of an audience MISS MOT
rs has scored a success wherover She has acted the
nlay. She will be supported by Frederick dc Belle
vaIe. Miss Kate Massi, J. b. Everham' MISS oc'aV'a
Alien. Julius Kahn and Walter c. Kelly. In DEFER
opce 10 the wishes Of Miss Morris the theatre VIII DC
closed on Good Frluay The only matinee will be on
Saturday.
At the Amphon Academy Rcc's burlosque, The
corsairv may be seen In all its original magHdcence
~ costume and elaboration Of detail this week
comuany OF sixty-hve. including George Fortescue
Annie NJ. Perkins Mae Brsnson, Edward Mofls am
other favontes will present the production.
Al the Park Theatre what Is called a pantomime
comedy and is entitled lie, She, Him and Her. VIII
be playcd tlEs week by George II. Adams, the famous
pantomime act tor supported by Toma uanlon and
strong company. Tho production Is an amusing
of clever things brought together 10 Gre
ate laughter The title Is evidently designed simply TO
sttract attention. ard 10 excite CURIOSITY as 10 HS
meaning "Grimald' Adams has speaking part
ahich he makes as much OF success As MS la'"4lW
DantOmime performances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
LEONARD MOODY, REAL ESTATE.

Scotch granite block the base weighing ssvera
TONS The combined church and chapel viii have
a frontage of $50 feet. The former WIN have
lofty spire upward Of 200 feet from the ground snd
huge dome and lantern at the ln.SrssSnon S ~ ~
church admirably The building VIII be designed
10 seat 1870 persons The cost y estimated 70 g
nrs have been drawn with care by John WEIGH, who
designed DR.. Talnage's Tabernacle ana o9er ARE
Churches He has made speelai study OF issiiAa
Architectural having spent much time IN Italy,
81 Luke's Church dates back to l54l, when 10
WIS formed and an edfco was built on eight lots
In Clinton in 1912 Dr. jacob W; Diiief became s
the rector and continued In that once until 1873,
when by reason of his he was made rector emerins
His death occurred soon arterward, upon the III
fated seawanhska vaD s ne Wafer under WSo% tbe
church gained new life ana vigor, and enterco upon
a career Of great prosperity; II was made free
church, and In ten years inc deots nave all peen pae
since become st. Bartholomews Church. since Dr..
Van De Water resigned last year, St. Lukss has been
came 10 this city from Indianapolis. DR.. Bradley
was educated in the College OF The City OF Nsw-fork
and the General Theological Seminary, and he WAS
rector Of Christ Church In Indianapolis for sixteea
wears holding tho important position OF chairman Of
The standing committee or the Diocese OF Indiana
He has added his reputation since be returned Eas
and Is stll under fifty years OF age.
St. Lukes Church has been peculiar sufferer from
fire, a About thirty years ago the recfory, standing
whore the present parish hall Is now caught IRE, ana
the church was somewhat damaged. little moro
than score OF wears ao another fire. occurred causing
slight loss. In 1880 the venerable Dr. plier ara
his daughter were burned on the seawanhaka. "A
the ground Last winter IRE broke out carly one
SUNDAY morning Ia tho ohancel OF the church, ana ae
stroyed the organ the marble altar ana badly -
about $4,000 Ii was this loss which ieu % We VI
signing Of a new building 70 supplant mo ~ "a
historic one, which was built wneh wn1s - -
heart OK the city was cornheso,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
PICTURES.

A beautiful and appropriate subject
for Easter, remarque proof etching on
Japan, "Christ is Born
The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage says:
at is a poem from beginning to end,
and will glorify our walls"
The prices for the pictures hand
somely framed are
In Oak and Gold, $4,000.
In Maple and Gold, $3.50.
In Cedar and Gold, $500.
Other subjects, framed in silver, gold
and oak, from s1.0O to $500 each.