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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Richard Snead, of Clifton Forge, is
in the city.
Colonel II. l.. Turner, of Norfolk, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. K. II. Glass. Jr.. of the Lynchburg
Ddiiy NstoS. was IN the city yesterday.
AIr. Harvey Cunningham. a well-tnown
Norfolk pilot. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Daisy Black, Of Bedford county. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Syl. c. Jones, l0J
south Fifth street.
Mrs. ]. Arthur LEROY aud her daughter.
Miss Helena, arrived IN New York Thurs
day by the steamer Germanic and will be az
home to-day.
Younger Loving qualified yesterday in
the Chancery Court "a administrator Of
Lewis and Joseph Sitter. deceased. Both
estates are small.
Rev. +. NJ. Edwards and Rev. j. Il. Til
lery. of the Conference. will address Cos
pel temperance meeting at Soldiers Home
Sunday evening at 7:S0 O'clock.
In the notice of the concert given at
Dover Mills on the Sth instant the name
of Miss Clara Johnson was omitted. She
was one of the participants and Won great
applause.
Day before yesterday several practical
Jokes were imposed upon the credality OF q
yerdlnt countryman by engaging him to
haul away the dead bodies of SIX negroes
concealed in O stable cellar and bury them.
The police got wind of the affair and in
yestigated II. There was no cellar on the
premises named and therefore no dead
Republican voters were found IN II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

V. Tudor; fP. VI. Rosebud ese-meoilng-sd-
dreAses BY Dr. ". q. starr and others
Centenary: II A. NJ, n. y. siedi, u. ID. T.
h. D. q. Whiiley-ordinhtio OF elders : +; al'' =
mas-- meeting under The auspices ~ the sun
day-Schnol BO.rd-addroescs by Rev. Thomas IL.
- raik ia %. ii A. ", ". F. Tnloti, y. D.;
laurel s e. II srei "i'ey il = T. T.. william p. Wright;
j. ~. Bis hop y. g. Granbcry
Cla,-stfees: II AM. i. Edwards. D. d.
~ Ir'aiiy. i5 ii il !. T. n, NOW W F. Edwards D. D. sP
inion'siatloa il A. VI. Bishop J. {. Gran
hory: ,:30 p. W.. James o. Moss; 20 J.. NJ
faass-meotiue under the auspicoe oi mo sun
doy->chool Board. Addresses Dy Il. 1. Chee'-
Dcnny-s,rcci: Il A. NJ. J. D. Hank; 40 p.
~. W. ". Lelr
Howarj'8- Grove church: II \. NJ, Travis ..
Taylor; SH. b., John q. khoie~'
MANCHESTER.
Central: u A. u, Jo.hua =. Hunter; 1880 7.
Wost-ead: II 4. NJ, c. Il. Green; 80 p. a.,
j. q. koufan.
f'if,h-srceit. a. NJ. j. Z. DeshGzo; ':so p.
Ii',;lo Tfiai,y. Honrico county: IA. NJ, W.
Asoiaud: NJ, John r. Moore; 2 p. H., w..
W. Royal
ENIIsT CHUECHEs, RICHMOND.
First church: u a. ~, \. G. Brown, d. D. )
socool cnlrch: il \. NJ, Wesley c. vadcn; 3
J. ~. IS. ~. Edwards.
Craze. street: "a 4. NJ. :. II. Cactley.
Acnafle- Siroct: u ;. W., John ". CafFoA .
=. NJ, >. d. So1ihall.
Clay-~rec,: n 4. ~. John L Clarke; 7;f5 p
NJ, b. ". handler.
East-Eod: II a. n, Charles II. NcGhos; 73o
J.. ~. @. n. Mclsden.
Iilton Baptist: II a. b., ". II. Gregory; 7:3O
J.. AL, James Cannon. Jr
MANCHESTER BApTIsT CLUTCHES.
Clopton-Sures: Il A. ", K. o. Payne; 7:SJ ?.
NJ, D. b. Askew.
iaiu0riire- street: IA. NJ. W. l. Allen: 7:2O
=. 30, X r.. Potts.
rErMYTEEIAN CHURCHES, RIcHMoND.
Second Presbyteran Il 4. ", ". &. starr
D. D.
oli-Mar. Of Han: s p. NJ, Charles D. Crawlcy
traces reo.: II A. M.. Paul Whitehead ID.
D.: sP ~. Joseph s. Proctor
First Iro,hyteran. u :. S., Collin. Dennty
Third Presbyterian: II a. NJ, George "
Wrav; 3 T.. NJ. H. =. wilson ,r,.
Fourth Presbyterian: D. \. NJ, James +. Iwit-
~; +. 81. h A. Compton.
MsNCHT-TER pIFsByTERIAN.
Leader Hall, Tenth and null streets; II A.
VI, W. j. Twillcy: ':30 +. VI, t. NJ. Jordan.
cHmsT1AS cHURcHfs.
Narshnl Street: Il 4. T.. Charles =. Watts.
Soyeuth->trcct: p. NJ, james II. Dalhy.
OTHER srIyIcrs.
English Lutheran church: u A. NJ, c. C..
Ncr'cntator: 81 f.. N.. A n. NrXcy.
AImrh0u--: 10 a. NJ. d. Is. Ncrreft
~o.dicr- Home: ii \. 49,, y. q. Robertson.
coIorrD cHuRcurs.
Icirh-sfroot Mrthoi.t Episcopal: r. VI. u.
T.. Gat-s: 3 =. NJ. q. j. Naitlu.
fhirI->ucct African Methodist Epis'op4i;
II 2s s. NJ. u. 81. 1isynham: 3 p. NJ, j. D.
Fulaucr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
ue.I E,tnte Deeds Recordod.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded in the City Chancery Court
yesterday: 90,
Samuel Boltz and wife to George ". Gill,
40 feet on west side Fulton between Louis
lana and Virginia streets (Fulton), 500.
H. Ii. Levy. special commissioner. and
Others 10 Alice +. Bloomberg (wlfe OF >.
L.. 100 feet on the south side OF Broad near
Fourteenth streets. improved, $500.
julius Schwartz TO Carrie Schwartz, 33
feet on the west side of Williamsburg
avenue between Louisiana and Denny
streets. @l65.
Liens. Richmond Union Passenger Rail-
way Company by Benedict ~ Burnham
Manufacturing Company, for material fur
nished. ~ ,0S5.2.
Agreements: The Richmond City Rail.
way Company with the Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works. for purchase
OF fiye street-cars with trucks tor electric
motors, 1880.
Probate and Qualifications Younger
Loving qualified rs administrator ot the
estates OF Lewis aud Joseph Sitter, de-
ceased. Bond, $3.50 in each. Margaret
DelGrue, security.
HINRICO COUNTY COURT.
Il. p. Chafin and wife TO j. G.. Easley, 30
feet on the north side OF Wlnder east OF
Washington street. improved. $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
The Great Metropolis.

Tickets for the engagement of the real
istic melodrama. The Great MetropO-
lis" goGn sale this morning at the Acade-
my OF Music.
This play has been the melodramatic
hit of the season in New York. and Will be
brought here in AL its entirety, the trans
portation Of its effects requiring two spe-
cial baggage-cars.
In the company are such names as G. ".
Couldock. Harry Hawk. Misses Meta
Guon, Carrie Jackson, Iillie Barnum, dc.
In the sensational lIfe-saying scene Cap
tain c. Z. Clark. the distinguished life
saver Of Atlantic City, will appear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

Rev. A. Murray. Of st. Peters Catholic
church. Rome. \. y. and Father O'Riely,
Of Syracuse. n. Y, are stopping at the Ex-
change Hotel.
Father Murray is an old playmate Of
Mr.. Thomas Potts they having been raised
near to each other III Ireland. Yesterday
morning Mr.. Potts entertained Fathers
Murray and O'Riely and Mr.. John NJ. Hig-
gins at breakfast at his residence and in
the afternoon took them to places Of IL
terest in the cifV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

A petition was yesterday presented to
Judge Minor, of the HenrIco County
Court. 10y james n. Charters and Others.
asking that road be run from DllPs ave
nue. to the land OF Edward Bossieux. The
ers for the purpose of inquiring into the
expediency OF opening the road at this
OF the next term Of court.
The location of the proposed road Is
about three miles north OF the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
Tho FrnrIco A.snnlt Case.

Iucius Thomas. the negro who made the
assault upon young lady in Harvietown
last ruesdav night. was brought before
Squire Harris at the county courthouse
yesterday morning.
Mr.. @. ". Bryan represented the accused
and Mr.. William IL. Bcyeridge assisted
Commonwcal,h's-Att Thomas III the
prosecution.
On the motion Of the defence the hear
ing Of the case was postponed until next
Tuesday at II O'Clock. 90 a. TO allow the
nrLsnnar ~ nhinin Wltnesses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

The last Of the series Of afternoon meet
mos for men at the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held this evening at 6
O'clock. DR.. Tillett, of the Vanderbilt
University. will be the leader. which IS a
feresting one. Last evening DR.. Tudor. of
Norfolk. was the speaker, and his earnest
remarks made a lasting impression upon
the Young men present.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
usual mems meeting will be held and will
be addressed by Rev. DIR. A. c. Bledsoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
KILLED BY AN Ex-cONVlCT.
Murder in scott County Of Captain Moore
by jackson Ramcy.

4 special telegram in the Wsp1'ch ycster-
dav announced the killing in Scott county
of Captain Hugh Moore. a wealthy citizen,
bv Jackson Ramey. an eX-convict.
The murder is SAID 20 have been COM
mitted for the purpose of robbery.
Ramey was received at tho pemtentiary
on March II. 1884. from Scott county. He
was convicted Of murder in the second de-
gree and sentenced to twelve years im-
prleOnment.
On account of some mitigating circum-
stances IN connection with the case Gov
ornor Lee commuted the sentence 10 FIVE
years and Ramey was discharged on the
22d of December 1s5s.
The accused had not been captured NJ
last accounts. lie is white man and Is
about twenty-four years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
Tho advertisement. DIdn't Paw.

In the case Of the Richmond Union Pas
senger-Railway against W. L. Christian in
the CITY Circuit Court yesterday, the jury
brought in verdict for the plaintiff conf
pany IN the sum Of Sl35.
Christian made contract with tho
company for the exclusive advertising
privilege of the electric ears, agreeing to
to pay $3.50 per annum for It.
Suit was brought 20 recover the amount
due by non-payment for two quarters and
so tor removing signs. and judgment was
gwen for the full amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
wo,nN OF TIE souTH.
BISHOPS JANsSENS AND Macs.
They VIII Arrive Here This Morning and
VIII Preach TO-HorroW.

Archbishop Jansscns, of New Orleans,
and Bishop Macs. of COylngton. Ky, are
as announced yesterday, expected To ar
riye here tins morning and D. the guests
OF Bishop Van de- Nyver for few days.
II Is not known how long the distin-
guished prelates Will remain in the clty.
Arrangements have been made for
Bishop Macs TO preach IN st. Peters Ca
thedral tomorrow at high mass. and Arch
bishop Jausseus will preach at night.
The latter was several years ago u priest
at the Cathedral and Nicar-General of The
diocese. and he left here when made
Bishop Of Natchez. aud about a year ago
was created Archbishop Of New Orleans.
Ills visit to Richmond will be warmly well
coined by his old friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

o'clock. Tho annual meeting Of Centenary
church and the monthly meeting at Union
Station church.
The meeting at Centenary will be ad-
dressed by Rev. Collins Denny. Of the Bal
timore Conferences. chaplain OF the Uni
se5otSSrelect se,s,tS os from from Bedford county.
AT Union-Station addresses viii be de-
hvered by prominent members of the So
Ciety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
President ingalls,, MIR. Morgan. and Others
Here Yesterday.

President NJ. F.. ingalls,. Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road; President J. King,
of the Erie road: and Messrs. Picrpont
Morgan. Of Morgan. Drexel Il Co.; IL. W.
Fuller. general passenger agent of the
Chesapeake and OHIO road, and seyer@
New Workers wero in Richmond yesterday.
They are travelling in a special car and
are making an inspection of the CHEESE
pcake and Ohio road.
They came direct from New York to New
port News.
Their first stop after leaving Richmond
WAS to be at Charlottesville. At Clifton
Forge the party Will stop and 90 down the
James-r.ver division Of the road 10 Natural
Bridge Tonight Will be spent ut the
White Sulphur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
Richmond Theatre.

Little Lord Fauntleroy" drew another
large audience 20 the Theatre last night.
and the play was repeated IN the excellent
manner that marked the performance Of
Thursday night.
Ada Fleming. who plays the Little Lord
alternately with Alberta Kean, was in the
title rite last night and rendered the part
in a very pleasing way.
There Will be a matinee this afternoon
and performance tonight. The play will
long be remembered as ono Of the most
pleasant ever on the Richmond boards.
MIR. Elliott Barnes's very clever play
." Only Farmers Daughter" will be one
Of the attractions al the Theatre next
week The engagement begins Monday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
rntcrtained on thu Monitors.

Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs. DR.. Haryie. Mrs Il. b.
Chalin, Miss Emily Haryir. MISS Martha
Haryie. Miss Eliza lIarvie. Miss Mary Chat
tn. Colonel Frank c. Rulin. Chief Engi-
neer Isaac L. McNarv. United States Navy.
and Commander Felix McCurley, United
States Navy. formed party which enjoyed
collation. on board the Wyandottc. OF the
monitor feet. yesterday afternoon. At 3
T. NJ. the visitors returned to the city.
Commander McCurley made their trip a
very happy one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
The Resolution with Reference to Eepub,

The resolution adopted by the Powha-
tan Club Thursday night endorsing the ac-
ton OF the City Democratic Committee in
recommending the employment Of Demo-
Gratis only in the city government was Of
fered by Mr.. John NJ. Price lby requesD
and not by his brother. Mr.. W. A. Price.
The latter was not appointed on the
committee to present the resolution 20 the
City Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

NEGRO VERSUS NEGRO.
A Colored Republican Discharges From
Iii, Employment "a Coiored Democrat


At recent meeting of the City Commit
tee Mr.. Fiouruoy stated that Samuel lay
lor. q c0loreJ huckster IN the Second mar
ket. had discharged from h's employment
n colorcd man who had , tei the Demo-
cratic ticket
This TAYLOR denied.
Now Mr. Flournoy makes good the
charge, a, follows:
Siao of Virginia.. city Of Riclmod-io 'o1:
This is to certify that Henry Christian
(colored) came before me. heunderslgned,
Justice of the peace for the city afore-
said and made oath that he was discharged
from the employ of Samuel ;. Taylor, q
negro doing business Iu the Second mar
ket. because he, the said Henry Christian
voted the Democratic ticket on the 9TH
dav of November. 1883.
Given Under my hand this 18th day Of
November. 1889. ). MACK IiLLEH.
Justice Of the Pence.
The above certificate under oath of Hem
" Christian speaks for itself. and ] am
content 10 leave the question of yeracIty
between thc 4, gro Samucl s. Taylor and
myself to the Judgment of th.s communl-
T.. JAs,Es +. FLOUHNOY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

The difference in coat between the absolutely
safe PRATrs AsrRALOL and tho cheap ani
dangerous burning-Oils Is but atout $50 10 o.
per annum for a. ordinary family, aud yet 70
save this small sum many fnfnihes incur tho
great rlsk Of kerosene explosion with all
lts we'll known horrors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
nelegnics to the ,.I.cr Conveniion.

Governor Lee yesterday appointed the
following delegates to tho Silver Couyen-
tion. which meets in ~. Louis on Noyem-
bcr 26th: judge Robert W. Hug ), ex-
Judge John l.. Cochran. Of Charlottesyille;
Camm Patterson. ESQ, OF Buckingham;
DR.. VI. Q. Holt. of Surry; Hon. Is. Johnson
Barbour. of Orange, and Mr.. }. W. Porter,
of Albamprlp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
SPEAKER CARDWELL.
VIEWS OF THE HANOVER MEMBER ON
CURRENT POLITICAL QUESTIONS.
Character of the Next Lcgislature-The
Ohicc-Scekers. Election Laws,
aud National Outlook.

Aman Of massive mould is the Hon. Il.
II. Cardwell, the delegate-elect from Hano-
yer and the speaker OF the last House.
Anywhere on our streets or in any con-
vention in this State his towering figure
rises above the multitude.
He is not only great Of stature, but big
Of brain and heart. and hence it Is that
the county Of Patrick Heury and Henry
Clay has been glad 10 send him to the
House time after time until now he has
reached the yeuerableness OF the Etth
term. While his home is near Hanover
Courthouse me IS both farmer and lawyer)
he has an Office in this city. and spends
rood deal of time here. A DiSpaich-man
CAUGHT him alone yesterday Tor 3
few minutes. and began 70 catechize
him on the political situation, gently
breaking the ice by asking: Is TINS
session Of the General Assembly likely to
be an interesting one
Forthe first time. said he. since the law
went into effect requiring only biennial
sessions of the Legislature, we hayc had
no extra sessions Of the Legislature OK
1872 therefore there Will be large
amount Of work before tAe ensuing regular
session, but | know of no reason why the
session should be an unusually interesting
one.
What Will be the chief measures before
it, 50 far n you know
It is impossible for me 20 say.
THE DEBr.
Will there be any new proposition to
settle the debit That Is, do you expect
one from the credltOrsY
II is not likely, answered Mr.. Cardwell,
that the LEGISLATURE will depart from the
position heretofore taken 10y both political
parties on the debt question, and II the
creditors fail to realize that tins cannot be
done without an increase OF taxation or
cripplng our State institutions land
neither will be done in any evenD, II is be-
cause they shut their eyes to the facts.
rather expect that the creditors viii
Doe heard from with some proposition.
ELECTION LAWS AND oFIIcE-sEEEEEs.
What do Won think will be done about
the election i7ws? Doesn't some change
seem 20 be necessary:
Some changes are needed, sad the
Speaker. aud Will doubtless be made IN the
election laws. but am not prepared TO say
Just what they should be.
DO YOU hear Of many candidates for
Office?
DO not hear Of many candidates for the
main Offices at the Capitol, but there are
many applicants for the smaller offices.
Tins is generally the case.
THE spEAKERsHIP.
WIN vou have any opposition for the
speakcrship:
] do not think that l Will. and this is the
opinion OF all Of the members-elect 10 the
House whom have seen or heard from.
Many people are saying that our ma
iorityn in the two houses Is too largo 4;
that 1t VIII have tcudency to relax party
"a di-cipluo- What think you;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

While driving along tho Grove road, last
night one of ". -. Autherland's cab-men
was attacked with stones by some unknown
person.
The driver was struck on the side of tho
head with ono of the missiles and received
an ugly wound. The cab window WAS
broken with "a stone weighing about half a
NOunn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
JalIed for stealing Lumber.

Roxaua Hin, Mary Thompson, Mamie
Fairfax. and lIatrie Fairfax were tried at
the county court-hou-e yesterday after
noon before SQuircs Vincent. 1iller, and
Harris on the charge of stealing lumber
from the land of j. q. Dickinson near
Harvietown. Matte Fairfax was acquitted
and the other three were sent To jail for
fifteen DAYS each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
Nnnde,ilIes at the Academ,.

The third appearance Of Herman Vaude-
villcs at the Academy OF Music last night
drew another large audience. This after
gsqement Will close With to-nieht.s' pee
fOriuance.
La Petite Freddy. the child phenomenon,
will hold special reception after the
matinee to-day for ladies and childr n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
Trying to Purchase valuable Property.

Nessrs. b. f. Johnson Il Co. are nego-
tlatins for the purchase of Ihompson's
factory at the corner Of Twenty-sixth and
Main streets. Iney propose 10 remove
their publishing there If it can be
procured.
The owners of the building reside in
Scotland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
roRTy-yBArS EXPERIENCE OF

il AN OLD NUksE-ARA WlNsLO"'S
SOOTHING-SIRUP n the pI'rv'tr''-- - nneef
tho best female phy.ioians ana Sufres IN mo
Uniiod states and has been used for forty years
with neyor-fallne safety and SUCCESS by millions
of mothers and children, fiom the feoble inians
Of one week old to tho ADULT IL corrects acldily
of the stomach, relieves wind-coir, regulates iAo
bowels, and gives rest. health. and comfort 70
mother AMI child. We believe tt Tie best AMI
eurest remedy In the worl In all cases Of Dy'en-
terry aud Darrhna In children, whether Arising
from toething or from any other cause Pun
directions for using Will accompany each bottle.
Mono genuine unless the fac-simib ot tUkrS
A. PERKINS ~ on the outsiio wrapper sold ~
all Medicine Dealers. = cents a bottle.
10 2-eoj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
IlcmemhPr.

Though 7 carry the finest limo Of Boots,
Shoes Trunks. Bags. &C.. also carry me-
dium grades Of the same goods. give yon
choice of all the lasts, styles. and shapes,
and DO not charge you cent more than
you pay for same goods elsewhere, when.
ten 10 one. you have To take what you can
get. Our visitors are cordially invited 70
inspect my stock. j. 4. GRIGG,
Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
The Covernor somovhat IndIsposed.

Governor Lee did not go over TO his
office in the Capitol yesterday. He sui
fered somewhat from the effects of the
bruises he sustained when he jumped from
the runaway vehicle in Suffolk Thursday.
The Governor spent the day at the Execu-
tive Mansion. and was lying down good
portion of the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
rhillln., Dlre,lIhIe 1000

is moro delicious in tsste ant aroma, hni, NJ
the process it ia prepared, IA rendered more
nourlehing AMI moro easily dises'ed than any
other preparation Of cocoa OF chocolate. All
drugglsts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

AsGosrURA BlrrsRs are tho best remedy Tor
removing Indigestion and all diseases originating
from the digestive organs Beware II counter
feits. AK Tor the genuine article, Manufactured
By Dr. J. q. b. Siegori & soma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
TO PREACH ON SUNDAY.

The List OF Appointments for tho Hich-
mond and Manchester Churches
r,. nnlo,,s Of all tho Protestant churches OF
,,,,,',oo,a and Manchester. except the kpi'co-
-, ,sIu he nlled tomorrow py ministers 10"
- attendance upon the Methodist Conference
Tho following Is the complete nss =. n,,',so ~rpv
,nen,s as furnished last night by 'he 'o"''"''''
on Religious T" Worship; .,,,,o,n
y" MrrnopIsr CHURCHES, RICHMOND,
,.,..c s,raet. II A. NJ, Bishop A. w wiis9n'
,oinwed by ordination OF deacons; r. H. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
A Trlfilng Docket.

There we're no cases of Importance in the
Police Court yesterday morning. One
person was fined Tor drunkenness, one va
grant disposed of and 4 negro hackman
was assessed for leaving his team standing
in the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

Fricdenhcim &c.. against Roh and ais.
Argued 10y Edward I. Cannon, ESD, for
appellant and II. Il. Pollard, Esq, for ap-
peilees.
Harrison against Garnett. Cause put on
privileged docket to be heard at the Janua-
~ term next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
A Child Lost.

4 little son of Mr. William Christian.
who resides at G0i east Leigh street. strayed
away from home last night. He is eight
years of age and has long curls Of a bright
color. The family will be thankful for any
information concerning him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
DIR. CabeIi's Illness.

The condition of the venerable Dr. Ko-
bert G.. Cabell mow IN his eightieth year.
at "A late hour last night left but small
hope If recovery. lie * suffering from
pneumonia complicated with heart-trou-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

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Rcpublieans After the Battle.

The Republican Progressive Club held
meeting IN Veterans Hall on Capitol street
last night and discussed the late election.
They adopted resolutions in which they
claim that their defeat was accomplished
through fraud on the part of the Demo-
Gratis