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pe protected In the issue Of the large mum.
per on Treasury notes CONTEMPLATED. One

pe projected In the issue Of the large num-
poi on treasury notes contemplated. One
~ py tho bullion redemption plan pro-
posed IN the bill, and the other IL by au-
tnorizing o sale Of bonds to provide gold
reserve when IL becomes necessary 70 re-
deem them: The latter policy he believed
70 be wholly unnecessary and unjustifia-
ore, and hence that there ~ no other means
OF protection than the bullion redemption
proposition. He said be deemed This foa-
ture absolutely essential in protecting the
credit OF the country. and that he would
feel u his duty to oppose any measure that
gave the holder OF certificate An option
on the currency in which it should DE re-
deemed.
After the Secretary had given his
views upon the bill and the basis for
them discussion, rather desultory in its
nature. took place upon the subject of the
snihciency OF the circulation. Secretary
Window had stated to the committee that
the total circulation was 81, 42s. 900 900. an
average OF S2I. 20 per capita on the basis of
65,OOo.U0 population. Actually, however.
tins sum was subject TO diminution by
amounts that are tied M in various
ways. held for redemption of notes, &c, so
that the per capita amount or circulation
was considerably less than S2I.10. The
Secretary agreed with the Senators as he
Jaw WIN tht Representatives that an 0l-
dition 10 the circulation was necessary.
but In the conference to-day no definite
sum YVES named by any one.
Another meeting Of the committee will
probably be held tomorrow in order to ar
rlye at an agreement upon the basis for
silver bull. Some of the committee we've
in favor this morning of conceding the
point insisted on by the Secretary-that of
making purchase certificates redecmable
IN bullion-but TO this the silver men say
they will not agree under any circum-
stances. They cay that they will not con-
sent 10 give to the transaction the nature
OF mere barter in merchandise. There
Is also difference of opinion among the
committeeman upon the proposition TO
make the purchase certificates legal ten
ders., The silver men who advocate this
say that based upon actual purchases Of
bullion. as they will be, the certificates
would have greater value behind them
than do the S346. O00, 900 greenbacks. for
the redemption OF which but $780, boo
in cold IL providod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
YI.OCE.
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YoBx. April is--Southern hour nriner
Wheat un usually active for export and milling
prices i4aikc. higher. closing strong; NO.
red 05aS5ac. In elsystor; options closed fossr-
ish and lhalAc above yesterdayi offerings
moderate; No. 2 red. April ale: May. N'fc ;
June, ssHc. July. GAc Corn stronger aud loss
Quiet and nrmer; April, l0kc; May, 4okc. |;
June, 40hc.; July, 40hsc. Oats higher and ac-
tiyo options fairly active and stronger: April,
sslc May, Dkc; June. s9h No spot.
EsA3hc. mixed western, Oattc- hops quiet
and easy. Cofae-Options closed barely steady
ard unchanged 70 10 points up: April, ". 20
sl7.s5; May, sl7asiIlo June, GdsostlaD !;
fair careoss, ssesssQisx. Sugsr-Ksw rrm and
moderately active: fair refining. SC. cenfrs-
fugais. es-rssf, 5kc rcfnsd quiet and steady.
Noins@os--Foroign 1rn 5o-tesl n &c New Or
leans steady. Rice nrm domestic, <Tsskc. |;
Japan, 5l5xc. Lard lower and dull western
steam, o. 80: city, ta.s5; Nay, All hid: June.
MsJ: July. ptsl bid; Aususs, 49, FreiShfs
middiing. II isi6c.: low middfins, iiac good
ordinary, Iox< net receipts 81 this part To-Day,
% bales; gross, 90 baies; exports--to 6resi
Britain. s,as6 halos 70 the Coounen4 - bales
forwarded, IS bales sales. 30 bales spinRsrs,
go bales; atock. ES.o1 bales: weekly net ~
cespfs here, co6 baIoe; grcss, li,1o bales OK
parasite Great DFienih, A1c0 beaee; 70 ~ Con-
itnolt S.S<1 bales; forwaxesd, i.~9 1alee: sales
I'm beLse: sp1nnsra iiG 1alee sossn so-asy !,
e Gre ssiisin is.sH Ssiss; . he ossiinsnt
t.z2s bsiss; stqezs eRtu hales; eonso2datsc
Bsissis, sAtil DsIss 3 Presses go essse: =
he conf1zsnt. MN bolUn t1eois ann esp<sm'
~ 1st-Ast Fsesipse 40 ~ balpei 49, y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Tno,o marked already have public build
NORTH CAROLINA.
Already have public buildings.

The river and harbor bill as formulated
by the House committee, in addition TO
the appropriations recommended. and
which we're noted yesterday in the Dis
patch. also provides for a number of sur
yeys, among the number being the follow
M:
North Carolina Waterway from Pungo
nyer to the town of Sladesyille; North
west river mp TO Moyock; Drum Inlet,
waterway between PamlicO river and Bay
river.
Virginia Waterway to connect Lynn
haven bay with Eastern Branch of Eliza
beth river; Potomac creek; Chickahomi-
ny river from Holly Landing to Long
Bridge; Tangier harbor; Wicomico river;
NottOway river, for snagging from mouth
OF rIYtr 10 COurtland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19

bales; 70 the Continent. i.ssd,5s saiss; 70 he
channel, 6,2a bales.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April 1a--1bs tfsds IN uhees ~
eood. but the voiums oe business to-day vse NOV
a. large a. during preceding dayA The teeuoe
was again unsettled. aud opsfs'or$ wsre unao-
were confined WITHIN smaller range. batch
OF ball" news vas received frum vsfioos
quarters, which started an upward turn IN pf.co
early Ia the day. advancing In si Nc icr msy'
and &c. for July, with June following Msy.
Later. however, pficss declined ir. for NAY ana
nc. for July recovered, and closed ebeus &c
higher for Nay. and re. higher for July man
Yesterdays closing, Corn wss traded ID 70
fair extent. ruling fairy ocuve ms
easier ono was manifested. There vas
no new or importan. outside news Inc
market opened at yesterdays cIcssrs. vas
nrm for a time, selling up &c, bus became
weaker, declined NC. rused nrmsr. and cicssd :
shade lower than yesterday. There vas a fAir
trade In cats, but II showed moderate decrease
from the past few dsye. ilrrner feelin9 eS-
listed early. aud the opening sales wore al Hafc'
advance, and sold ~ q further slight appresta-
ton. This brought out considerable resi'siDe.
and recession Of kahc foilowed, and the mar
kei closed easy st about the same prices ~ yes
terjay for June aud July. but aefrcrg onyins !
for May produced rally on -. ana eio-ei ~ =
net gain OF &C Only q fair trade was reported IN
pork, and tho feeling wss unsettled. Prices
iiuctuated considerably within q moderate
range. Early sales were ieaisc. decline, but this
reduction was quickly recovered. Laser' pr,ce,
declined i5asor but rallied again, and closed
rather quiet at medium figures. Tho ihains
in lard was moro quiet and prices were irregu.
lar within a small range. Prices advanced
cents. Later the inquiry siacsoneo and prices
gradually settled bacs Maize. Toward the olose
prices advanced az a5c., closing steady. Rather
more interest was manifested In short-ripe'
The opening sales were made at akaSc. decliao'
but the reduction was soon recovered Later,
the market ruled active aud weaker. ADD prices
declined 1kalQc. At this recession theirs was Z
better inquiry, and priccs rallied ala. the
market closing steady. The leadisg futures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
THE PAN-AMERlCANS.
They VIII Not Start for Their Southern
Trip Until Tonight.


WASHINGTON, April ls.-The Pan-Ameri-
can Conference did not conclude its bust
ness to-day, and the time for the starting
OF the excursion through the South has
been changed TO tomorrow night. The
special train IS in readiness and waiting IN
the pennsylvania road station to start as
soon as its passengers appear.
The conference will meet tomorrow at
IL o'clock to sign the minutes of to.day's
closing session. Secretary Blaine will then
deliver the closing address, and the dele
gates at u Nj. will call upon President Har-
rison at the White House. Returning to
20 their hall. the conference viii be for
mally declared adjourned.
Late tonight Secretary Blaine decided
that the journey through the south shall
begin SATURDAY night ut II o'clock.
sunday Will bespent quietly at Old Point
Comfort.
Owing TO the delayed adjournment of the
Conference and hence the delay Of start
ing one day viii be cut from the time
originally allotted to Norfolk. but the trip
VIII DO resumed Monday and will from that
time be conducted according to the itine-
tary already announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
BIOLOGISTS OF THE WORLD.
Congress OF 1891 - The Committee O
Arrangements Meet in Washington.


In the autumn of 1891 an important meet
ing of biologists from all points of the
world will be held in this county. II will
be known as the International Geological
Congress and will be the fifth meeting Of
the kind ever held. A committee was APP
pointed some time ago to make arrange
ments for this meeting, and as many of the
members of the committee are also men,
bers of the National Academy of Sciences
advantage was taken of their presence in
this city to hold meeting.
The committee met this afternoon at the
National Museum. Professor Newbury. Of
New York. is the chairman, and the other
members present were as follows: Profess
sof James Hall, of Albany, n. Y; Professor
]. P. Lesley, Professor Z. ID. Cope, and
Professor Frazer and DR.. Joseph Leidy. o.
Philadelphia; Professor j. j. Stevenson,
of New York; Major J. w. Powell. Pro.
lessor G. X. Gilbert, Professor Arnold
Hague, and Professor @. b. Walcott, u
this city; Professor Alexander Winchell,
of Ann Arbor. Mich. I; Professor II. 4. vii
lisms, Of Cornell College, and Professor o.
o. Marsh, of New Haven. PhiladeIphis
has been selected as the meeting-pla fol-
the Congress, but 1t ia possible that the
COMMITTEES viii make change in that part
of the arrangements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
TRAIN OVERTURNED.
A Number of Railway Officers Painfully
Injured.
rBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l


AUGUSTA, Ga. April 1S.-The pay train
on the Gainesville. jefferson and Southern
railroad, containing Superintendent Hemp
hill, Roadmaster Robinson, Treasurer
Richards. Supervisor Bell, Engineer
Stubb, of the Georgia railroad; General
Manager wilkins, Of the Narrow Gauge.
nd Route-Agent Hurlbert, Of the South
ern Express Company, was overturned TINS i
afternoon near jug Tavern, and all OF the
officers named were more or less injured.
Supervisor Bell was the worst hurt, re-
ceiying severe confusion on the head.
Superintendent Hemphill was painfully IN
iured about the hips, and Treasurer Rich
ards had his knee and ankle badly spraln-
ed. The train wac running. about twenty
five miles an hour when from some un;;
known cause it turned over. The injured
were brought TO Augusta tonight and
taken home on filters. None of them are
thought to be dangerously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Again the Deadly Cigarette.

Samuel Kimball, sixteen-year-old men,
Der of the choir of St. Mary's church.
Brooklyn. died on Friday last at st. Johns
Hospital from what appeared to be cigar
ette-po,son. The boy was q constant
smoker, and when brought TO the hospital
from his home was suffering from drop
steal condition OF the legs and weak condi-
ton of the heart. The hospital doctors
said that his system had been so thorough
Iy impregnated with nicotine that the
heart was unable TO perform its proper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
All Saved But One.
fBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.1

New YORK, April ls.-The steamer Falcon,
from Jamaica, arrived to-day and brought
the first and second engineers, three pas
sengers, and ten sailors from the Nor.
wegian steamer Italia. which sailed from
this port April 9th aud was wrecked on the
rocks of Waiting Island at 10 o'clock the
night of the 18th. the wind blowing gale.
One of the crew was drowned. The re.
mainder reached Waiting Island, several
miles distant, with the help of q number OF
negro pilots. Waiting Island belongs to
the Bahama group.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Desperate Horse-rhieves.

FL pAso. Tex. April 1s.-Night before
last n party of Mexican outlaws raided the
ranch of John Barnes, ten miles northeast
Of Fl Psso, and got away with twenty
seven horses. Barnes traced the thieves to
a mountain pass. eight miles north OF "a
Paso, came TO this city for help, ana re;
turned with Deputy United States Marshal
Fuzzelman, Of Preside county. and George
Herald to capture the outlaws. They were
overtaken in the mountains. A ngnt en-
HE horse with three rifie-balls in his head.
His remains were brought in this morning.
A Posse chased the outlaws TO the Rio
Grande river and lost them IN bosque,
where the horses could not go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
roy TRINITY METHODIsp

CHURCH corner of Broad ard Twentefh
streets. --suSDAy. April sOsh, the PASTOR Kew !.
7. WHITLEY. will preach At II selock A. w. sna
sP.M. The ssbjcci Of tho morning sermon VIII
BE- :" The Sunrise 81 the soui"; that OF mo eve
ming sermon. what Is II to BE Sayed:" sun
day school and Wednesday might service ~
usual cordial welcome TO the public espe-
cislly TO strangers. Seats all free, and poii~
ushers 70 accom- odaie visitors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
EXECUTIVE SESSIONS.
Uere Endeth the Latest Farce with Re
spect to Them-The Dolph Committee
Report Thrown Out of Court"
lBy telegraph TO the Dispslcn.l

tBy telegraph 10 Inc Dlspaicl.l
WASHINGTON. April 1s.-The Senate. this
afternoon disposed of the report and re-
concentrations of the Dolph special CON-
mittee appointed two months ago to in
yestieate and locate. if possible, the leaks
by which the proceedings of the executive
Aessions of the Senate became public. The
report recited the failure of the inquiry TO
establish the completely OF any one with
the ncwspaper-men. and 1t was recon-
mended that the latter be clted before the
Senate to be dealt with for contempt.
Since the report was made the committee
INA, been practically ignored by the Senate.
senators generally having become weary OF
The subject. But Mr.. Dolph was deter
mined TO be heard, and it is said he made
au effort to secure place for considera:
ton Of his report on the programme OF
business adopted by the Republican steer
inc committee but failed, although he was
himself member of the committee. Inis
afternoon. however, upon an assurance
that tho matter could be disposed OF IN a
few hours, he succeeded in securing ma
jority Of the senators TO consider 1t. The
report was discussed nearly tour hours.
and at the close the recommendations OF
the committee were rejected by vote OF
So TO %. This, it Is supposed, ends the
latest farce in connection with the eXecu-
i've sessions Of the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
DRESSING THE HAIR.
A New Style Recently Adopted in Paris
Boston Hcraid.I

An entirely new style Of hair-dressing Is
threatened. In Paris the frizzy bang has
meekly subsidized TO give the Javanoise
head-dresses chance. Fashion appears
to have gone daft on those peculiar
ornaments, and the great jewellers OF
the Rue de Ia PAX have been or
dered to reset the diamonds OF more
than one grand dame after the pattern of
those Hat metal ornaments. At the opera
o few weeks ago dazzling hight in Para
sian society appeared with her hair dressed
perfectly flat to her head on one side right
above the ear, an ornament rs large and as
Hat as an individual butter-plate, COM
posed OF diamonds and pearls and
medallions as large as an English
penny OF the same gems going round
to the other ear across the forehead
just at the line of the hair. How those
gorgeous jewels were kept in place was q
secret known only to madame's colfeur
and jeweller. but It was "Javanoise," and.
therefore, beautiful and distinguished
innovation on the diamond star and but
terfly ornamentations. Such Is one OF the
results OF the Paris Exhibition. where the
fashions of Java dancers were first intro
duced to western imitators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
DEATHS.

puNarRPoRD.-Died, at soldisrs Home.
Anril i'm, THOMAS ". HUNGERfOhD, Ia the
afty.slxth year OF his age, formerly OF TIE
Twelfth Virginia infantry.
WIN be buried IN Petersburg Remains leave
at OILS A. NJ. TO-DAY.
MoRGAN.-Diec, 81 500 A. NJ yesterday, .,
No. f422 Buchanan stroes EDWAhD hohdAN
sPunsrsi a, Al o'clock TOMORROW sundsy)
MoRSfNG from the First Baptist church tool
ored.l Friends and acquaintsnces insffed 10 a.
tend.
ROYsTRR.-Disd, suddenly. Friday afternoon,
Aprii ~, 1890. a. O'Clock. Ms. HARRIET Il
RnYSTER widow Of William y koyster.
Her funeral will take place THIS AETxH
NOON ala O'Clock from the First fresbyteriac
church. Friends Of tho family are invited 10 a.
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19

A dispatch from Guthrie says: Captain
w. L. Couch, the leader OF tie Okishoma
boomers. who We shot By j. d. Adam
about ten days ego, V not expected 10 1--we
as he il low, and the indications Are thai
blood poisoning has set in. When Couch
was shot be was putting up Z fence on In
claim Just west Of Oklahoma Clfv. and
Adams. the CONTESTANT, fred a. MIN With I
Winchoseer rifle Ct di1tasce uxil 1 bsIl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
The PostaI-card Troubles Arranged.

NEW HAVEN. CoSN., April 1s.-The postal
card troubles at the works were satisfac-
torily arranged late this afternoon. Several
parties who went there to place additional
attachments refrsined from doing 80 and
the attachment of +. G. Cannon has been
withdrawn. George f. Lemon, the Wash
ington capitalist, has, it is said. come to
Daggert's relief, and the creditors have
been induced to allow him to go on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
MORE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Sharp Fighting In the Black Mountains
Between state Troops and Outlaws.


Between state Troops and Outlaws.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch-l
LOUISVILLE, KY, April ia special to
the Times from Harlan Courthouse says
A decided fight occurred this morning at
100 O'Clock seventeen miles east OF here IN
the Black Mountains between detail OF
State troops, consisting Of sixteen priystes'
Lieutentant Milton, and Sergeant Puilan,
and about thirty outlaws. who, were forti-
fed in all old barn. Five OF the soldiers
were wounded. 1t is not known now
many of the outlaws were killed, as they
still have possession of the barn.
A corporal was sent to Harlan for rem
forcements and he brings this news.
Sharp fighting is expected. The outlaws
are well armed, well entrenched, and de-
termined. Some of them are under lndict-
menf. The militia have their blood up be-
cause of their losses and are threatening
vengeance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
still ON the Rise.


NEW ORLEANS, April ia Baton Rouge
special says: The river rose ia inches
during the past twenty-four hours. and is
now two and half inches above the high
est water known here. The water is flood
ing q portion OF Front street and is up IN
the store of Garig, Reedy K Hart. A very
little further rise will cause disaster at
some point Of the levees near here.
A Brushy Landing West Baton Rouge)
special says: The river continues to rise
here 1t IS now eleven inches above the
highest point reached this year. We are
still holding our own very well III this end
of the parish.
TIE nIyER FALLING AT HELENA.
NEW ORLEANS, April ia Helena (Ark.)
special says: The river commenced falling
in earnest at this place to-day. A fall of
two inches has been registered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19

der Of J. W. Meadows. railroad con- n
duotor, in January. 1889. In addition ~
this crime he murdered and robbed an ~.
farmer and his wife in Douglas county,
Ca, about Ave years ago. shot ronc emu n,iad
in Atlanta, and in December. 1888. ropuhss
and murdered an Italinn peddler near 'h''
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
WASHINGTON.
llsT or THE TOWNS TO GET NEW
PoST-oFFicE BUILDINGS
whose Receipts Are Over $4,000 Per
Year--survcys Under tho River
aEd-Harbor mn.


WASHINGTON. April 49, House Com.
,oiftne on Post-0fiicos to-day reported the
Hi 70 provide for the erectJoa Of post
otIce buildings in towns and cities whose
yeceipts exceed $1,000 per year. Only
- 0odO0 Is available per year, and the
Soildings are to be erected wherever the
postmaster. General decides. No building
rndcr the act is 20 cost more than s25, 600 !:
al over that must be by special act, Fol.
iSwing are the Virginia and North Carolina
towns that come under the bill:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
st. Louis Land Leaguers and Psrnei.
fRx taierrapn 10 the Dispaich.l

Sr. LOUIS. April Is. = The Executive
Committee of the Irish Land League, not
having vet heard from Parnell in regard TO
The adyissbility of holding national con-
yention. concluded to close up its business
and adjourn. which it did at noon to-day.
Mr. Pnrnell will be written to and the con-
ventior scheme strongly urged upon ninl.
If ne consents TO il the convention wiii DO
held in baltimore some time next autumn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Weather Pleasant, Track Slow at Mem
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

IHY leIUBrHpn 10 mo UIsDaICu.I
MEMPHIS. April 1s.-Sixth day of the
New Memphis Jockey Clubs spring meet
ing. The weather was pleasant and the
track slow.
First race-six furlongs-John Sherman
won; Julia Magee second, Virgo dor
third. Time, 1:2OI5.
Second race-seven furlongs-Tom Ste
vens won; King Roxbury second, Kenil-
worth third. Time, 1888.
Third race-half q mile-Dundee won;
Chimes second, Bowen third. Time, J21l
seconds.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth
miles-Bonnie King won; Alphonse Sc
cond, Hornpipe third. Time, l:59G.
Fifth race-one mile-BoaZ won; Chill
houne second. Mountain third. Time, 1:50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
,rARrNn INTELLIGENCE.
roRr OF RICHMOND. April Is, issa

FORT or RICHMOND. APRIL Is, iSea
AREIvBn
Barssn.ine Myvsavay, sGiks, Boston. % load
ny schooner Charles Moore Falksnburg. Rcndoat
csmens, Warner Mora
schoonsr Mamie saunders, Budd. Hos fors,
ligat 70 Curtis q Parker. ~.
schooner Murray yandiver, Galway BALI
mora fertilizer, W. H. Curtis, AGENT
schooner Maud II. Dudley, booo Be-. css
Richmond Ice Company.
xAugp.
steamer ARIEL, Deyo. Ssriolk. nszchasdiss
Isl s,ssmsnip wysDoss Boaz No. york. mss>
srhoonsr sophia Godfrey, hecaxsy, MeW TEA
osk ium Der, A. L shepssrd = ca
Port Oh xEwP0Rr nrWA AynI n N
w rsAeEaohl
A1ntvnD.
Steamship Kaaawka, Ksw Tel, 70 ~ esAl.
eA1LxD.
sssamship Bsndi, Norfolk
ssosnsasp xaasavee' uvspesh nesuhandass
nu6o71apu,L
NV Yosz. Apraie zvlps<I elhee ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
nsrCENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Grace street betvcsn fourth soh
Hnh)--Rev. WILLIAM 4. JupKiSs. Passoe.-
Preaching at II O'Clock A. NJ. and at y y. NJ
by the pastor. sunday school at ei5 A. N. We'd
nesday-nlghi service at O'Clock Seats free
Strangers aud othors always welcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
,s,r- paRK.pIAcE METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH twest Franklin street,
Rev. J. wusy BLspsoE. Psssor-Preschinss a.
A. n. and q p. N. ~ the Pastor sop'eos o.
night, Amen"
sunday school sts;is A. N.
|. CisSs-meoting ABB II.
wodnesdsy evening services a. O'Clock.
Strangers cordially invited 70 attend all the
eervices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
ssrBRoAp-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH BROAD ami Teath streets)--Rsv. 4 =.
LAssRTH, ID. d., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prayer
meeting SUNDAY MORNING. st0 o'clock Sunday
school and Bible classes at e0 A. N. Preach
inc al II O'Clock A. VI. and O'CLOCK y. n. Lec-
ture WEDNESDAY EVENING at O'Clock. class-
meeting THURSDAY EvExIyg al O'Clock. ts