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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22
NEWS OF TIE STATE.
A Glance All around-Edifortai Notes
AMI focal HTS From various Pens
AMI Pencils

MARTINsvILLE, VA, June 20.-A
special term of the Circuit Court has
been in session about week, Judge
Frank ID. Irwin presiding. but no cases
.of much importance haveibeen disposed
of yet.
Last week daughter Of Thomas
Shelton. in the Mayo section Of this
county. was parching coffee when her
dress caught fire. and she started to run
10 the river. distance of a hundred
wards. but was overpOwered by the
flames aud badly burned. from the
effects Of which she died in twenty
four hours. She was about grown.
and had on the day Of the burning been
baptized as q member Of the Christian
Church.
The stockholders Of the Roanoke and
Southern railroad. at their meeting IN
Roanoke this week. elected j. III. Spen-
Ger. of this place. third icepresident.
The directors. at their meeting at the
same time. failed TO locate the depot Of
Martnsville, Va. much to the regret
Of some Of our citizens. | lOubt II any
other county bondsiwill be turned over
until the depot is located.
The finest wheat crop grown for
wears has been harvested IN this county.
The crop was also very large. The only
danger now il from too much rain.
The tobacco crop generally has been
planted. and at present Is growing OIL
J IN a very furnishing condition and
/ promises a fine crop.
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ESTON 3 Il l. V [ N,
FIND ART FU RNIIUR E
No. IS Governor Street.
RAILROAD.
NoRF0LK AND WESTERN RAIL.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS To LYNCHnJ 20.
SCHEDULE IS EFFECT MAY D.. l,g.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. VI. Daily. ric Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg d.
a. ~ daily arrive Norfolk i'
$40 A. NJ Daily. via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive af Petersburg IH.4|
A. u. No. 3 leaves Petersburg B. =
A. N for farmFNo. Lynohiurs.
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. and a.I
points south and West. IHkOI0W
COACH 10 kAbfokb.
zoo +. ". Daily. fia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrives af frfrrsfUg nd
1850 p. NJ. leaves Petersburg $40 D.
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk lUs b.
n. THROUGH CAR TO NOR.
FOLK.
zoo p. ". Daily. fia Richmond ana pefcrsngrs
railroad. arriving at Petersburg at
1850 =. N..lunnrCtIug hlIh lmn 81.
!. ieaflut Petersburg Hf ltI D. A.
for Farm Zee. i}nehtafz. H0Hrnsr.
pCcahOntH-. Bristol, knoxville. Chat
tauooga and al points South and
PULLMAN SLEEPING. CAR ACCOMNODA.
TlONS.
Nol-Slccplug- Petersburg f0 Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily So
ESQ p. N. Pullman sleeper LjuDhhlrs t0
Memphis. without change
MOB Pullman sleeper l1nChhlrs tn New
Orleans. and Roanoke to Chatiano' sHl. without
change.
Tickets. baggage. checks. and a. information
can boz obtained af Richmond HnI IHf.f-NU..
Railroad depot. A. 80. Garhtrs. fn Nan
street. and ai the Company Office. .l Easf
Main street.
W. D. NENlII.
Genera. fH>.Dnef AGENT
CHARLES O.. EDDY. N.rf President
General office. Roanoke. fa
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Alexandria Gazette: Mr. K. A. Hin.
kins, formerly OF this city. aud Miss
Mamie c. Brown, of Strasburg, were
married in Washington City Yesterday.
Mr. Joseph j. White, Of Uniontown.
Ala, and Miss Grace Stewart, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G.. ). T. Triplett. of
Culpeper. were married yesterday. The
ceremony was performed III the Baptist
church at 10 O'Clock noon. after which
"a reception was held at the typical Viz
ginia home of the bride parents. The
young couple took the evening train in
Warrenton. and will be at their home
IN Alabama after June Goth.
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THERE will be regular race on the
Misunderstanding course for the scapegoat
prize. WanansAker and Tanner and
Dudley are the lirss entities.
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TIE DAILY TIN.
CITY pRf.fNn rr.

Delivered in shy part OF the city and Man
chester by carriers at Ia cents per wssf'
Persons desiring the TINA dshvsr'o I"
their homes can secure ~ by postal card re-
quest or order through telephsns NO %
when delivery Is irregular immediate com
p,aint should be made 20 The once. The sd-
dress may he changed as desired. II care De
t.len i'm ALI cases TO mention the old aud
pew address.
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WEST POINT. June 2O.-The corner
stone Of the Methodist Episcopal church
was laid yesterday at 70 O'Clock with
Masonic honors. and the ceremonies
were well carried out and were very
imposing. Addresses were made by
Mr-srs. Thomas p. B3gby. Of this city.
aud James y. Stubs. of Gloucester.
This ediiice, when completed. viii be-
great ornament TO and the finest church
IN West Point.
Thirty-three acres Of land near Cap
pahosic, Va. have been purchased for
colored school. which will be run in
the shape of an industrial school in
connection with its other branches.
Mr.. j.. $. Hazen, of Richmond. Va.
who has for some time past made his
home hcr'. being connected as clerk
I'M the Offices here of the Piedmont Air
Line. has left for Philadelphia, where
he will make his future home.
Cupid
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Salem Register: Mrs. McMuIlin, widow
of the late Governor Fayette McMullin,
died in Baltimore on the oh instant OF
paralysis.
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A nrLroArloN Of New York Republi-

A DELEGATION of New York Republi-
cans called on the President on Thurs
day to protest against the recognition
of any Republicans who had ever
.'bolted" or scratched.
General Harrison spoke briefly in re
ply, the essence OF his remarks being
favorable. From this the delegation
deduce that each of the boilers goose
Is cooked, as one of the members eH-
pressed it.
Mr. Harrison said emphatically that
mo man who is a traitor to his party
or to any solemn obligation, can be APP
pointed to office with my permission.
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NATIVE AMERICANS. "A secret politi-
cal organization. the members of which
rejoice in the title of Patriotic Sons of
America has been holding its second
4" National Camp in Washington.
Whether this be an oirshoot of the old
association under the same name which
made a not very creditable figure in
politics some years ago, or an entirely
new concern. is not very clear. AT any
rate, its avowed principles and pur-
poses very distinctly betray its descent
from the ancient Order Of Know
NothiDgism. Philadelphia Record.
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Roanoke Times Mr.. ID. j. Early.
special detective OF the Norfolk aud
Western railroad. arrived ia tins city
Yesterday, fof the purpose OF unrayel-
ng the mysterious disappearance of ar
ticles belonging to the company. A
consultation WAS held with Chief OF
Police Morris, and II WAS decided to
hunt down the persons who have made
Il a business to enter the coaches of the
company while at the repair shops and
cut the silk velvet from tue back OF the
seats, aud dispose of IT TO secondhand
dealers. The trail was a sull. quiet,
out successful one, and very soon Joan
Gravely was arrested. charged with
The act of vandalism. The velvet was
found in a barber shop on Nelson street
Inc proprietor having purchased 1t, not
supposing that IL was stolen.
Major NJ. f. Spessard, who has twice
represented Craig and Roanoke in the
Virginia Legislature. died at his home
pear Abbott, Craig county, on the 18th
instant, after a long aud painful ill
ness. aud was buried with Masonic hon
ors on the following day.
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"7he Wards Of Mount Vernon rs a
pretty little novelette-a short but ex-
ceedmgly interesting romance of the
American Revolution from tile pen OF
Mrs. Mary Stuart Smith, of the Uni
versity of Virginia. The authoress has
enriched American literature with some
excellent W ok, and has done credit to
the State Of her birth.
This little book Of hers makes us
pleasantly familiar with Washington,
Franklin and other Revolutionary
characters and their social life. But
the great charm Of it is the spirit Of the
writer that perVades the book, the de-
votion to high manhood and woman
hood, the primitive, pure and large
hearted patriotism that bespeaks the
best Virginia stock. 1t viii be a
pleasant rade mecum for those who, at
this season. are seeking otlRm cam
digaitate. For sale by West * Johu-
4top
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Rockingham Register: Professor j. j.
Mauzy and Miss Ida \. Sherman, eldest
daughter of j. ". Sherman. ESD. were
married i'm the Methodist Episcopal
church. South. Tuesday morning.
Miss knight. OF Richmond, is visiting
Mrs. Charles I. o Ferrall.
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R0m0Le Herdld Parties who have
made meagre explorations i'm the cave
in W hich occurred on % vacant lot near
the residence of Mr.. g.. a. Turner, on
Henry street during the recent heavy
rains. say that after passing through a
crevce Just large enough TO admit q
man. am immense cavity appears, the
dimensions Of which are unknown. II
there is anyone IN our midst who
wishes to gain nOtoriety as a subter-
ransan explorer. now Is a chance for
him 10 find caverns. probably surpass-
ing any yet discovered.
A Liberty letter says. Information
was received here yesterday that Rev.
j.. II Eager. and family. missionaries On
lta,y. had arrived al Gibraltar, en- route
to itaiy.'
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
'Dslly. fDaliy except sunday.
aInpILNl nIAIEl

'Dsily. tDaiiy except sunday.
STOPPING PLACES
Nos "a and ID, makes 200 stops SO stops
on signal at CentraNl. 80. le stops On.y 600
signal AZ Chester. C0nfrINH aui Manchester.
so. l5 STOPS on signal at Hl regular stations.
40. db stops on alsrai 81 HII regular stations,
ana also al Temples and Port WuIIlAI. Nos.
l2. 5i. a, &.@ 30, lo and H VIII stop at all
stations for ra.senat rs.
PU GILMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "A and 2i sleeping. be
tween New York and Tampa. Fla, WA saCh
sOnYliiel. On Trains Nos. %. and - 8lotp
lns cars between WashIu zion and Charles
tor. On Train No. rs sleepng.cars between
New York and jacksonville. ON Inn $50.
80 sleeping cars between Washington and
savannah.
THE ONLY ABIGAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAys kRRrf1.
Richmond 'ai0am. Norfo|s. 300 rn
Richmond, 'ftopm. NUrloIs. lNI lu
Norfolk, SGD sw. Richmond. - iN pm.
Norfolk, So pm. Richmond. 500 gm.
These trains AllU make CLOSE connects IuI
for farmgile. LyncnDurg and COY
western pOin,a. and al stations on thC ao.i0.
and Nestcrn railroad.
R.M. sCLLY.
hur.uuItnl' uf.
r. N. ID. % alr
General nHueUui0u ierf'
4. n. EMERSON, General Passenger AT-lt
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. ilp-h
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F0a NV YORh.

slraueu .saes tehgoni LFrhf IOE5-
Dh .rs fllDtf af lm.
Steamers .rtI. Sow luk fNr Richmond
ENHNi WEINf. ani tAli hDhY
af p. m., ugIu Richmond hONDA 7 and
i-iUa H. ruiuNH.
Passenger aeo0nn0d lf'ens unsurpassed.
Cabin IHT. fl Stow r. fNt James river
route UnO.ulug meals HNI I.ff lI...... a. 10
Round trIp lrteis .m'tcd t1 ~ days
after date Ni isslf. .......... "a ll
elrfrt1a HIIH subsistence .............. ~
eraaiaan. without sun-' situ.... ......... ~
Cabin iafc via th0afrtaa. anl ONO rail-
CABIN are Via H.ehmonlaat r,i.nslars
Tcart.,sn Boz obtained af a. GarDor'i.
ifo Aaiu ..0Deii Chesapeake ald ohio a1d
Richmond alt Petersburg lN pola. aud AZ com.
panys Offices. iyi Ma.u street. and wharf,
N0cAettl.
iIosn,. Forwarded a1d through blIsof .ai.
lna .--NNf for points beyond New fYfs.
ffa4lf received 'dalJ IDuI n.arnf sa Irs.
nAIsIi EtDAYs.W NtsDA Ys.Ihl k,.
ga Fa. ana SAT kDA - nF fhf llfsapfa. 1
an. Ul.NIi. HtI ''a Sees I0ff HtHs'at a fu.
ana %. pm.'J hehn.DHi AID i.ief-uuf- fsl
rsa as.no at.l b. iD s.n... TNI make connFo
uoust NORFOLK wltn steamer leaving thfee
Gg0kCgw.ALLEy6 Coo Aaentl.
BOO. ItII NaIn street. AMI
sIyiQtf clnoaas' Wharf hDekeits
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Com
iAtf ...
JAMES RIVER llfn fok
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FnKTshOl
hEWpOHT NEWS. CHA MONT.
AND JANf- NtLN LAND
lnDr lihytt ..
AND ONLY DlhaCI ROUTE wlIhOlf
TRANSFER DR CHAAOEOt
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
AtCLD POINT NORFOLK. closely WITH al
lines l0f Es.I 1llrU, fnIale. plIa. anl ftH
0ra same afternoon, also, at Norfolk i'f
Easfe-u Norff Carolina and tle South.
AtNEW PORT NEWS tor hami com, ADD
And at CLAREMONT With the Atlantic a
DsaFule railroad for haFcilf. b Asiofl. 81.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT,
GREAT TOURIST LlNh.
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP. AND Wan
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED 81
RAIL LINES.
FshS l-CLAoS MEALS.
The cltsant and last steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states Maid,
NArIsir DEtp,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WkDN tsDAl, AND fklDA
Ar An STREET CAks CONNECT ~
FULL IfNEl for above named places, afff-
iuy AZ Norfolk about jaN D M Returning
the steamer leaves Norfolk. old iO.ni An-
Newport News 0n alternate days, afHfln< 81
Richmond about 0~U pm.
Though tickets 20 above named points on
sale on steamer and az CARRIERS Agency NJ
loo Main street. Basgtge checked tnfDtGA
sIAIE.kOOMS ENGAGED fOA DAi
OK NIGHT.
FRkIOHr.
Freight received daily FOR Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smithnc.c. liam ton, Ola Point, WAY-
eriy. add Hicksf0rd. Va. Washington. y. c.
Ncwberne. Washington, ant iaruofo, NJ
all stations on Atlantic a Dansl.lc rAiir, ~.
seabOari / Roanoke railroad. Norfolk cDuts-
ern railroad. and Eastern North CAoInA
generally also. for Eastern Shore of Nirslna
aud all regular landings on the James riya
at LOWEST RATES. and through bills ~
sued.
LUCIEN b. TATuM. Vice President,
No. llll Main street and Rockets
IRWIN wsIsl0ga. Freight and Passenger so
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Petersburg ippcai. Rev J.b
Turner. who has been in the city The
guest of Rev. G.. j. Gibson. left ycstel-
day afternoon for the North. ne is to
make the opening prayer 40 the uuyeii-
ing Of the Gallandct statue on The 20th
instant, at 3 j.. NJ. ou the grounds at
the National Deaf Mute College in
Washington, of which the late Dr. Gail
landet Is youngest son is the president.
Nh. Turner viii slil ON the Goth instant
on the Cuuard steamship Auauia for
Europe. in company with DR.. Gallan
det and q large numberof distinguished
deaf mute gentlemen, 90 attend the IN
ternational congress of deaf mnlcs. TO
be- held in Paris July 10Th. The com
gress will have distinguished mutes
from all parts of the world. lt Will sit
eight nights. After the adjournment
OF tine congress Mr. Turner contem-
plates taking an extended trip.
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II is announced on the same day that
Carnegie gave a banquet to Mr. Glad
stone and reduced the wages of his
thousands of laborers on the ground
that he could not afford to pay higher.
Sympathy goes out to Carnegie.
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srl,cadlng notices in reading matter type
ID cents per line Nonpariei loaded l2oeh''
Ter line.
sxepeciaI contract rates furnished on ~ p
lcatiOn
Auction sales. Legal Notices. and Ain"so
ment Advertisements 81 per inch eroh !"
sertion.
Rejected communications will MOI Do TO
turned.
rniered nj The Richmond VA pss'o''''
- sec0nd-class matter.
Kemitianccs should Ne mrds by n'"'"
shecks, postofnce orders, or registered io''''
payable % ....,,,..,v
TIE TlMEs CoMPANl'
Rich.ond. Va.
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Abingdon VirginsdH; Prof. NJ. NJ.
Iargrove. whose tine abilities as te-
male tutor made the Southwest Nir-
GINA Institute reputation of high or
der, goes to Coolwell. Va, to take the
presidency of new college for the
advancement of female education.
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Gbt Eailp Gimtfs.

i1rBlIsHED EVERY DAY rs THu rsAR
pY THE TINES COMPANY. OFFICE;
pOi EAST MAIN aTREET. BchhoSp'
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CREAM OF THE PRESS,
PITHY PARAGRAPHS
FROM SPICY PAPERS.
Tho Congo Ra'Iway-Hefsf by Hts own
Petard-On for ,Usy,t-Bepubucanh re
farmx pa,pabIc Mst-yudge sand
ferd's Case. Etc.

THE CONGO RAHWAY.-A Few years
ago a project to build railroad to stan
ley's Pool, in the heart OF Africa, woulh
have been looked upon as about as chr
merical as an attempt to construct An
airline to the moon. But now the OOh,
20 Commercial Company has completed
It's preliminary survey for line from
the west course, an English syndicate
is getting ready to build "a railroad from
Zanzibar, and, according TO NJ. q Bfaz-
"a. French money and enterprise VIII
soon be enlisted in similar scheme ia
the territory Of that country IN Africa
-ErchdHge.
HOIsT BY HIS OWN PETARD.-Ihe re-
suit OF the removal of Dr. Brewer
postmaster of Viueland y. j., has no,
been such as TO encourage Mr.. Nana-
maker aud his heutenants to continue
their policy Of running men IS charac-
ters IN star chamber proceedings.
When the DOCTORS friends demanded
the reason why he had not been allowed
to serve out his term IN accordance
with the law. they were met with the
assertion that charges had been pre-
ferred against him, with the suggestion
that he had been guilty Of financial
irregularities.
Dr. Brewer il Democrat. but during
the twenty years he has lived IN VINE
land he has won the respect OF MS
neighbors Of both parties. They were
unwilling to accept any such charses
As true without proof, and committee
of well-known Republicans. so mat
there could be no question OF partisan
favor. was organized to investigate the
postoflice accounts for themselves
They found everything imperfect order,
and willingly testified SO IN the kepuD
lican paper of the town.
Thanks to his Republican neighbors.
DR.. Brewer 5 character was not inJuie"
lbv Mr.. Wanamaker' unjust ana See
cret attacks. But all Democratic post
masters will not be so fortunate. MI.
Wanamaker' 5 men will grow more eX-
merit with practice in proving fraud
where fraud does not eXist.-NcW lOfh
star.
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Charlottesville Chronicle: Sionewall
rompk,Ds. Esq. Of the Miller School,
has received call from the University
II Tennessee, which he has accepted.
Rev. Robb White has received cali
to Savannah. Ga. We do not know that
he will accept IL, but we object. most
TO his removal from Char
lottesyill&
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Portsmouth Enterprise Times: Yes
terday afternoon. Charlie Duffy, the
boy who was so badly cut in a difficulty
with another boy by the name Of Ellis
JObs0n two weeks ago last Wednesday
evening. died az a quarter 10 O'Clock.
the utmost cYcrtious of the best physi-
clans failing tO savo his life. No COM
plaint had been made in reference to
Inc matter, aud young Jobson had not
been arrested, but the police had been
notified To keep on the lookout and see
that he did not leave the city. aud
when it was known that young Duffy
was dead "a warrant charging HIM
with murder was Immediately issued.
and about "a quarter past . o'clock he
was arrested aud lodged IN the station
house.
As the boy lived more than ten days
the accused can only be tried on the
charge of murder ia the second degree.
the punishment for which Is the psn-
itentiary. the terms of years 10 be- as
ceriained by the jury, # ho Is found
guilty.
The accused is tine son az cx-Chief OF
Police W. a. Jobson. and the deceased
is son of Mr. Charles r. Duffy. and
there Is the deepest sympathy in q E
community for both families.
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es-FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
West Grace street. Rev j. Calvin stewart,
pastor Preaching at ~ o'clock "a. m. and >
O'Clock %. In.. by the pastor on sunday, Lee
urs "Wednesday evening at O'Clock. SAD
bath school 40 g:3O "a. n. seats free. 4
hearty welcome Ton 900.
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The hand of your best girl may rest
nassively in yours. with the assurance
That if is yours until death or divorce:
the hand of time may rest lightly and
lovingly upon you: the hand OF the
clock may point 70 the dinner hour'
Won NAV be the haudsOmest man at a
beauty show; you may be handy
enough with your revolver to get the
iron on train robber. but nothing can
equal the quiet ecstacy of d hand Of
f1ur aces when the jack not Is large
and increasing. -Herdtd.
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Luchbrg Vuginian: Miss Augusta
Y. Wilson. sister Of Bishop a. ". VIII
son. and for two years past principal of
the Harrell international Institute. of
Muscogee. ludian Territory. has re-
turned to her home in Virginia.
Hcuy Bulletin: Mat Ahlluer, a color
cd man living ON the farm of Judge y.
H. Hairston. sold this season, Of las last
years crop of tobacco. enough To
amount TO $50 besides losing boy frost
q 600 hills of tobacco that be didn cut
az AN. I'm addition to this. the colored
farmer made plenty Of wheat and corn
To- feed his family OF eight or ten
children. Where Is the farmer white
or colored, who dId more successful
farming than the abovey OF course
there are many farmers who hired labor
and made a larger amount IN money,
but this old negro. if we are correctly
informed, worked none but his own
family.
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ns-wEsTMINIsTER CHURCH. West Cary
street. Services by Dr. Kerr every SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock aud at O'Clock ON
Friday night.
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pr-sECOND PRE-BYTERIAN CHURCH.
Or. Hoge viii preach go J. %. M, and Rev.
Mr.. Turnbull At y. IN. Until further notice
the tfternDou service viii commence at d
and close az a quarter before : O'Clock. Dr.
HOsr Will preach IN the Old Market linli al
= D.. IN.
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A PAIPABLE hT.-Androw Carnegie
gave "A dinner in London last evening
to Mr.. Gladstone. The grand old man
would have been eXcusable n he had
curtly declined. There Is nothing iu
common between one who labors IN the
cause of the common people and one
who thriges upon the toll OF thousands
of hungry men. whose families are kept
wretchedly poor by his grinding
methods. Mr.. Gladstone Is not the
kind of person to gracefully hobnob
with Carnegie Chicago MaH.
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ss-rIiRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Kew. J. r. CANNON, pastor Preaching az IL
a. m. and y. m.
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E,-FfRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner of Grace and Madison streets. Rev.
Robert q. Kerr. ID. ID pastor. will preach M
II a. M. and : >. IN. sunday -sch~0l al V'oO
"A IN.
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EJ-IRNIIY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner Bread and Twentieth
streets Rev. Joseph Is. -tursis. pastor.-
Preaching 40 J %. 300. and IS pm. Ntdnes-
duy evening services ut 1880 o'clock.
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YOHlK gIV BRINE
fwFsr POINT ACCOMMODATIONS

LsAvo Richmond lcd $50. depot. Do iua.m
Arrive Richmond. s pm
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ss-IAUREI-srRELr METHODIST
CHURCH. corner Laurel and AiDemarle
streets Rev. W.O. Wagsencr. pastor.-leg.
j.. IL. ~turgis. pastor OF irinify fhurct. Will
preach SUNDAY morning at n O'Clock. lho
pastor VIII peach at uisii.
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rg-FIRsT ENGLISH LrTuERAH
CHURCH, Seventh street between Broad
and Grace. Rev.I. IS. M0.er, plstor-P.cach.
lne at ! 3 "a. Iu. aud t:lj D. DID,. seats free and
nll 4Ie welcome.
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ns-GRACE- STREET pREsHYTERfAN
CHURCH, James s. Fair. pastor.-Sefvises
at n o'clock am. and 0:l5 o'clock pm.
Welncs day night ser, ices af $50 O'Clock, and
Friday afternoon 20 o. o'cl0 ck
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CHURCH NOTICES.

AZ az column Of Church No"e" p"o
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hereafter 10 make inquiry az 10 changes 70 %
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fhat are reported 70 ne TIMES o1'e' up 70
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