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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27
STEAMERS
pAcrTIc xAvTaArIox co.-wHArcoA

Il ROUTE
steamer state Of Washington, Henry Bailey.
exies, leaves TaceEna sunday. Tu sday and
Thursday for Whatcom. s1home. Fairhaven,
sanssh. Coapeviile, Anacostez utsalAdy And
SEATTLE Returning ieage Whascuzn on follow
ing 6xy-
scnedule-iAave Tscoms >. IN: leave Seattle
ep. ~. arrive Whascom g. n.s leave Whaerona
5 .. m: leave seattle 7 80 q. m: arrive Tacoma
$50 N.
RocHE HARBoR ROUTE
Steamer 6kag1t Chief. George Barlow, master
leaves Tacoma Monday and Thursday AZ q m.
Leaves Seattle HasHeid's wharf every Mondsy
and Thursday a. p. m for san Juan tslsndss
calling al clfnton. TtsAlsdy. Sfsnw0Se. LaIson-
ner Friday Harbor, Rnehe Hsrbor.
sEAGfT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Henry bailey. s T. Denny. master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays a.
l ,. u
tide for Stanwood. Fir. Skagti City. Mount Yer.
ron. Sterling and Intermediate poanfG
TACOAA TRADING CO,
Agents. Tacoma
]. A. HATFIELD.
Agent, sexssIe.
}. EkpGWfCK.
General MANAGES. Tacoma
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

Returning. leaves whascon q. q N. Tues
days Thersdaya aud Saturdays On the Satar
EAy tT4p the Libby goes through % Seattle. Fare
fFugn Port Townsend TO seattle, 81 Cntil fur
Their notice. passengers or freight from Seattle
for TIE islands by the Lbbys Wednesday and
Friday trips viii Re carried on the Washington
Steamboat and transportation Co. s steamer
Edith 10 fegt Townsend On Tuesday snd Thurs
oas nights ard transferred direct % the Libby.
or these days The ". & a T. Co. viii issue tick
cts and GIL FREIGHT 4hrpagh 20 destination
HRRHEkT bKKcHEk. MxEager.
j. A. HATFIELD. Agent. seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

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pAc1rc coAsr STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

nAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rsxpafch steamers from seattle IS follows
Fog FAn FrAnt1xe0 via R0FE Townsend ana
y.cssTfas At D u. Passengers reserved On
beard At sp n Ngw ssh a. =, - and -.
ard every Eve days thereafter.
Fer Aisxka, E1Tesrhxr sfs3 i 81 e. o..
From san Francisco tor NieSorla and Puecs
squad pnsss. At q m = svsgah : I. s Il. u,
ri 3 DScamherl and every Ere GAYS she1e-
after
Tickets rrSy be obtained % tAa oa1ce OF the
cnnnxsary a. % ear ~ G. eeEt< @
Go0DAT.T. PERKINs 4 Co.
General Aseasn
So 10 Ma-kss street.. san FEsnciseo. Cal
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Wy al. Co.-sTEAMKRs WILL LEAVE
w TesisTs dock, seattle. d&ily zaF Tacoma
6 - q M
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Tne sfeAmer + D. Libby. Herharf r. Beecher
master, leaves Seattle every Sunday afternoon &C
D. N. for Port Townsend and the San Juan
issands. from Hatneia's wharf Leaves PORT
ToNnseud a. 8 q m. ever Monday. y ednesdky
and Friday for Whsfcom, calling q smiths
issand and Richardson's weather pernftsingJ.
Argyle. L0peE FridE, Hagbor. Maple ton Mon
car going north aud Thursday golng south.
Rocha Hareor, orcas end East sound
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r. BARNARD 3 Co. Agents. sos Hatssry street
san Franessco. cal
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WINTER TINE CARD.
Commencing raessiay November II
GOING.
leave Olympia, daily except MoEdey. eoam
Arrive 4arosaa. " .-I5 % q
Leave Tacoma :. :" III % : "a
AsrGve Sestsle. - leo n
LsKve ssAt.ie. dssag exeeps AonaaT.... % N
Arr We TACOMA. a. - - { o. . "A
Leave TaenTns. .. sG -
Arrive olympia. =. -. 90 , n
I-AN DINtS--eeGtfie. Yexier's wharf: Tacoma.
y. z. K. Z. wharf; Olympia, hoTrs shzFt
Mfais o. basr1. 60 zo&t making rpnad
"trip ruasiask sasrias Northwestern Aals " els
large txpreas and tast treight
IL HATCH. President
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senttle aEeat afarket.

slangkseEeFs' prices for whole carcasses are
here qnoted. together with prices sfter being
dressed.
BEKF--on fcof. per .. 7ssa2c: dressed, 60.
MUTTON - On foot per n, SE95<e; lamb,
seize: dressed mutton. csc.
yEAIz-SmAll. On foot, per n. &esc. dressed.
5se9c.
srOcK HoGs-on fook. per n S1g4e: fas
hogs on foot. per y, sSe5sxcs small hogs, asSszc
per NJ dEesaed. Sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27
CrEAMER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Hossa

Leaves as q N. for gu2ntta ana wAy
poflA
and way porfA
Leaves as D. a. for Jaanitx aud war
ports ]. II. EoUGHEAD. MANAGES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

sEAIILE.PokT TOWNSEND ROUTE.
Q. 9 nRft steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
DAY. except Saturday,. n 10 - y IN: arrives az
Port Townsend a. .. N. nexf day. Returning,
leaves PORT Townsend az i0.s9A Ea.. aKrvrs 81 So
ssEAe ~ p N.
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pUsEr SOUND SHORE RAILROAD

Al tnk ABOVE EAsEil ran U&1fF.
soufeexn ard EaEsern mai carries Pullman
sle<pers.
Depot ana ticket oihcs corner Of second sad
Weller.
Tickets On sale 20 al points IN the unahsd
- - /. A. SADEAU. Manager
4 foNKTE. Ticket Agent
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HOOPS CANAL RoUTE-sTEAMER JOSE
IL PRINE
he ssRsnes yosevhfne VII ieavt Esseeld-
Ctfrsan wharf foos of Mafsea skrsst. Wednesday,
and saturday morning ~ % = n fAT fstrf
cart srsssex.k. Ursen clty and al wsy rosTsss
90 Hounses Cana Returning seaFes dutoa Sifg
Ma1d4y and thursday Morning. Fec freight or
p2seage Apply - ia ne aksasrn&n wharf of "a
knaFd CART II. aEkLESFEE, MaRSaT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

sEATTLE-wHArcox RoUTk
steamer Washington leaves seattle af n m
SUNDAYS. Tuesdays and Thursdays. arrives as
whalc0m a. q. m next day. Returning. le&Fes
Whascom at D m. Mondays. Wednesdays AMI
Fridays arrives &c Seattle all q n nexs aAy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

nFKRcHANrg NATIONAL RANK.
peStgnasea depository ana ansneiN
AesnE q ths
UNffxD STATES sgxBkEAExE
Deals In foreign ard dnfsessie exchanges
Makes tNfegrnphsc transfers. and iAsmna letters
OF credit
General banking business transacted.
Oflce. brown hnti1kng. soufneAxt Eoknex
Eccoed ard Cherry sts<eta
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TgIEoRAPHIC MARKETS.
sFw yOaK srocK nrvrEw.

EEw TosK. Nov, 26.-Stocks were quiet today.
and while the general hst was moved hack and
forth within the narrowesf limits. there were q
marked movements b. less than hall dozen
stocks which gave tFAd.ng ell the character II
possessed The most Important changes NJ the
close were Tennessee Coal. which IL up 81. New
Kagiand <. and Denver. Texas Fort Worth
Ia, while san Francisco preferred u O. 3 and
Jersey central ~
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TO
PORT ANGELES, DuSsESEss, POST TOWN

Leaving Seattle Sundays Tuesdays and Thus
Townsend for Duneeaess aud Part Angeles ~ i
D. IA Rfuruing leaves Port Angelica for Dun
eeaess. Pors Townsend aud EeatEie AL q N. on
1sendess. We1nes1aysana FriGaT4
~ McCURhT. Aren't
Qusucy street. wharf Pom Townsend. wash.
j. a ffATFfkLD. Agent.
Hafdeld -coimkn Wharf, Seattle, Wilmington
foos 1Earion street
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wHATcoN AND sEMTAHMoo HoUTR
eteames Eliza Anderson leaves eeaEie Is D
N. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays: arrives
a. Hhascom O. n. next day. Returning, leaves
Whafcom Tuesdays and Thursdays - & p. M.
Sundays G. n. Monday trip 10 semhlhusoo
d. b. JACKSON. President
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TsAgADIAx PACIFIC RAILwAY-THET RgE
TRAEscoETINKN1AL ROUTE
--EIfxwEKx-
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

Its passenger equipment 70 TIE nnext IN Ia
worid, consisting Of iu1nr.ozs sleeping cars.
having drawing smoking ard bath rooms. co1n-
Portable and clesn eoionlst cars. with free sleep
ing hersha aor holAtrx OF sea0nd-rlaxs tickets.
and the meet ao1exn style OF day coaches
Its dining ears aud hotels provide the best
Quality Of feed IN unlimited qnA1kify. q reaeen-
able rates
me variety and grnndeur o. scenery along
Ga lire IL aneqalied and ia the details Of track
train service. etc. nothing 10 oxeEtsed that can
sdd 20 the safety and comfort Of its patrons. AL
IN all Il gives the hest and most kcryicabie 1ine
OF travel, WHISTLER for business OF paeas1re. BE-
tween Portland. Tacoma seattle. Victoria and
al Pacific coast posnt u. and winnipeg, Mime
epoIss 81 Paul Chicago, s. LoEts. Ottawa To-
r0nto, Montreal Bosn2n. Now YoTk. and al East
err citie&
Through ssekets sre tnnsd 20 al principal
pcanfs In the United States. Canada and Karope
g lowest rata
For detained insornason Apply 70 fAs fcllow.
inc agents q tne corEpsnys
G. q MccoKD
NJ & washsrRtoa ss-ee< Portland. o.
EW McaINSxSS seattle. W. T.
EE Kills Tacoma. ". r
~ BROWN, Asst Gen Frcikat and Psssen-
rer Agent, yAuromver, b G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. postnhtre-
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pEsULAE OPPOSITION LINE
san FRANCISCO 10 PuGEr sozxn
One cfths soliawing A s,eanssips:
HAYrEy SEPUBLic.
slGNEI.
WILMINGTON.
WiIl san about every ten dAys cnzryhag freigAs
and passengers a. sednced rates
Calling a. Port Townsend. sestsie An d Tacoma

For freight o. passage apply 10
]. A. HATFIELD, Agent. HatEelas wharf. SEATTLE
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1ASApTAs PACIFIC EAvIaATIoS COZ
- d4plite6J
STEAMER PREMIER
Round soUTH.
fKAvR aHgrFE
vancouver Monday and Townsend. Thursday
THURSDAY ; u and MONDAY 9 % ? 2.
Townsend Monday and seattle. Friday and
Thursday III p q Tuesday -2ara
Seattle Tuesday ard Tsc8Eaa. Friday AID
Esiday ...~...ys m Tuesday 10 n
E0Cxp NnKrE.
Seattle AZ rsidnfwht Townsend ..-..~9 . n
TuesAay and Friday wAatrnra a - q N
Tnwnsend .,...4..s = n Roche HaxScr-le 20 p -
whsteoE. - p n FAncOuvuz- 2 n
Reche EETaoF Il IN
The cssmpAny reserves the rsrhs 70 eh&nge Eae
time tRslr or PLACES OF call without neEfoe.
OATS or DEPARTURE FRox SEATTLE
Tuesdays ara fsldsyS
PAYS or ARkIyAL At SEATTLE.
Tuesdays and Frseaya
JOHN A O.BRIEg. Master
wv PARKER. Agrne
JOHN IgvIS9. Manager C. P. y. Co. Ld.
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fTHE BANK or coMMERcE- 1NcoRroR.
PAD Up cAprTAr. sleonn
r 4 srxxska Cashier

TN7IN7T7E
Deals IN fagefwm AMI 101naesie exehaaxes 6E&sA
Ing dseSrt on al principal EnrpnesG poinsk
States and cansdA
Telesrnpaie traasss-z made . Al prlaeipa
points
Iuserest raid On deposif2
All hnsiness intvnsfed % ft win recelve fAs
rrnr1ptaFf mtfentson.
Otsce Brown building. sonfheAst ccrner SEQ.
end end cherry streets
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FAsr TIxz-
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
seattle, Tacoma o}ynr4a. stetlaeo37z ard
MeNeifs Island.
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cEATTLE TILE INSURANCE. AND Trust
- Company.
CAPITAL. szaaua
svylcs vrsH nOOHs Lana co. ss.rz1z

IEues policies Of Insurance upcn real estate
fStaee guaranteeing absolute protection AGAINST
loss ~ reason of defacs4ve titles.
u assumes nt ifs 0sn expense tbs defense nf
all legal proceeAlngS instituted n the iateFess -
from AL tr9ahle. ANNOYANCE. anxiety cost and
expense attending such lstsEktioas
G. H HANF0RD, President ard Counsel.
Ex-G0v. WATSON G. sarikK. Fics.frn&
HF BAKER. Secretary.
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R8FLHArA
RIO sAS FRANCISCO. cAL-gT wAY OF
soUTHExx PACIFIC cas- l1xE
rax rcrsr sMAsrA ns~rR
cuarks- IN szs sAEn azy s<az sSzas
EKfWeG4
sxArTIx AxD sAx FRANCISCO
s..xn scxxsc ncETx % xME rAEErr eaAsx.
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x.w-..s sassszne ezrx. ssF aseaxEncsksfoz q
sseezsa-eas3s pessez9erss Ak1sezis1 -
exeer1s srks3k
Eesgeass asa oxAsr snisxzzzzsan s<sl -
AcMnEEnG. Tieket Al es4niA NE
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NF kO4xEk& ASH 5Seasrz4 ErexAs 49,
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eeasFai ssakiaS eassasss sraasaaset

SFAk sd telewrsrasr szes aores <svas1a n AZ
EnEcp2
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~ Ran co.-rUGET SOUND DIVISION.
". The following sehedale FOE ths eokapenys
sfeaEezs viii he "a eject o. and altar August -
tsSz. anti further notice.
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ond sud cnerry streets
cEATTLE TILE INSURANCE AND Trust
CAPITAL sza3a
ssytcs wrvE nooks lana CO. sxsrr1s
IEues policies Of Insurance upon real estate
titles. guaranteeing absolute protection &EmanAt
less ~ reason of dcfacssve nssAs.
u assumes Al sfs osn expense she defense a.
all legal prooeealngs Instituted IN the iateFess ~
adverse Claimants. ard relieves TIA insured
sxpsas ssssine ses lsssssssaas . ssa
G.. H HANF0RD, President and Ccansal.
ExG0v. WATSON G, saIiRK. Fies.Pre&
HF. BAKsR. sscretAsy.
NFKRcHASTg NATIONAL BANK
Designated depository ana financial
Aesas q tbs
uxffxp srAFes sexBKEaExE
Deals IN foreixn and domestic exchsnFns
Maass seisgraphsc transfers and imurs ietsefs
General banking business trznsarssd
0nice. Brown huiiatng. soutneAs1 eoknar
DrxTxa HOsrOs ; CO. sAsxnEs-
Incorporased isr.
sarErAi- ssaa.oOa uxBsvsnxs rsoy1rs ssa.aa
Presllsns .......-w. s L&da.
Vice PFesiasnt- A 4, DsuEx
casaisr............. i. y. srarr.
slghs exchange ana talevssphle transfers On
Sew York, Cfiraxn. 81 Papl. San Fran.
slsao, poTtitnd. aud v&rissss vesais
81 Mekhiuxtngs. Osespa Mna
hFsktGA Eo@hmhta
Sight sslis e exchange 81 fondon. svassahla
co:lscsioss mads 81 Al points Of ssvornAis
Bessds. ssnckA aaa other vasnabies resolved
On deposii ~ safe kespfns
DAvK or british cpLUNHsA
win cpes. branch Ia tbs eity ahous the end
sf ssvsEahes n ne starr hioek-
rAID u eArs7.L tasnaea w1rH rowKs
40 xeRK4sE
REsxKvE ss7soa
rT,HE auAkAxrgg 1oAs AxD rKusr CO..
Nf~%tt~sNssN $500
fsnw~ssxr.rso.s~a n-st.as-- a..a,t a.
cArszaa- as1ooa
TrRussess repees1 NJ tsssloeea
sAvTxss DErAs1xxxz
pepoxsss reoessss il Aay anacz=.s ssan csc assin
upmAFss. and sufeysst aiao@ea fhr44aa
M4gs@Y Af&ssFNf F3ffra t4agAf4Te1
lara ans ssfz ssas
TRUSTEES
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1ne ssaosisx vessels are IoAsang som1 e Tia
sNhNsEA Gov 81 psep4Esar - eo 50:
sefaineie sontbesn Chef Gernanan. G. n.
81 1nS An3 Qaesn 81 tie FaefAe yha sseasaer
~ - Miil lad - DeparsnFe bag. TIE Az9x A.
So Cotnsn i en- she nay hers from ssn Ernn-
dsco 70 load euaL
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

1e0t0ns saif. 81 tons hay. rars brick. 1 car
poles. 10 boxes fruit lear machinery loo cases
powder. p cases stationery and books s1s taess
CONDENSED mtik. fcafs iumbeg. - cases piamh-
ing sossis. ID pieces iron pipe. 20 cases shot, 10
cases hnsz. 30 Sacks feed q head cattle. 10 head
horses. car furniture. AZ cases miscellaneous
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

Daring the Last twenty lear honFs the naer-
ehAndlse SID prodBee receipts ~ this port were
- follows: Fugss sound shore Rad. ~ toass
Celumsia 4 Puget sgsna railroad. y tors; Sc.
attic. Lake Shore 4 Esstexu railway ~ toes
by water stfhaven. tons. y. p. MunFoa. 10
fonk; Washington. tons; Bane4 2u6 t0ns. Kisi-
more, 80 tans: Eesta. 30 tons. Total receipts.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

NfnftA oysters arr pct very rsenssfut This
$50 = IAs isapa@aiblllty q harvesting tb&sA
staN stnfmg seatAes. The asskrt possesses
80 q tnaizeEsnt feeling aaa 30 TIA caasa
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N'satzs - change. A large aamheF OF ghs
EHaa Eastern tfaasp Anied arr now
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-18
GESANGyEREN VIRGINIA.


The members of This musical Organiza-
ton. composed OF nearly all the German
citizens OF Richmond. filled their hail
last evening to tender a reception to the
eminent German prima-donna, Madame
Marie BRO dc Marion.
After the rendition Of several musical
selections by the members of the Nercin'
Madame de Marion was introduced DY
Mr. Alfred Won y Rosencgk amid great
applause. She first sang :he prayer from
der Frcischutz. Her beautiful and cor
rect rendition of the song has established
for her q name in Europe as an 0riisio
of the highest rank. She possesses a
voice Of remarkable power and sweet
ness. especially in her high notes. and
shows tie effect of careful cultivation
and training under experienced masters.
Few SINGERS are blessed with a voice OF
such range, power and purity
After violin solo, The Gc'angycfcin
choir gave a varied selection OF airs, after
which Madame de Marion sang, amid
great cheering, The Casia Diva, from
Norma. Her wonderful tnlling IN this
number aroused che greatest enthusiasm
Her remarkable ability and command Di
voice was shown 90 decided advantage.
At the conclusion Of her number she Wa-
presented with handsome bouquet and
10 repeated demands sang the Daisy
Polka. by Ardiii, charmingly. Al the
conclusion of the reception she sang
Home. Sweet Home and her expires
sion and artistic rendition of thc ain
brought tears in the eyes OF the many
present. She will be heard at the Acade.
my of Music ON March ith IN concert and
scenes from opera
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-18
llethnhl.t nnme Ml..inn..

The Meth0di.ts0t Redmond and Man.
chester had grand mas-.meeting mst
night ~ Broad street Methodist Church
under She Auspices of the sunday School
Society OF the sister cities The cOulrc-
CATION was p very large one. composed Of
people who came with a heart for ihc
work The objects of the meeting are
extending Home Missionary Work
and the erection OF TWO mission churches.
one in the East-end and the other ln The
N est End
The programme of exercises was pub
lished in Saturdays TIMES The mus O.
was most excellent
Rey- Dr. Lambeth Julkins and At
well made f0rcibie addresses Colonel
John = Branch and Colonel \ $. Bu.
ford each made hort and pithy speeches.
which carried with them conviction
The offerings amounted fo % good
large sum, many giving in subscriptions
payable when presented
The Methodists mean business iu these
undertakings aud there Is every promise
that the sum wanted, $4,000 win be
easily raised