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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-08-22
HO! FOR
D / f f lie LID S!

IHAVF returned from the city and finished
..,rtug the largest and most complete
,.u.. uf goods that has been exhibited at
lu,s..,., for many years, and bought at the
lowest cash price, and will be sold at the
y.r. shortest profit | will not quote prices,
s,f..ufl. have To see TO comprehend ana
appreciate. My stock EN- braces almost every
inns ...irT.1 fpr I'm "A country store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
Senator Dolph's Resolution.

II has been taken for granted among
thoughtful men ever since the negro was
hastily clothed with all the rights of
citizenship by the Republican party
that so soon Us he began seriously
TO vote otherwise than for the
party referred TO blindly and at every
election there would be forthcoming
from the very party that enfranchised HIM
an effort practically b. take his vote away.
Ii might come in guise altogether fair
seeming to some sections; il would almost
certainly come in pretence for the ex-
traordinary well-being of mankind in gen.
eral. but 1t has always been felt that it
would come inevitably because 1t has been
realized that a change in the Republican
dream Of the darkey was inevitable sooner
or later.
Well, the effort is 10 be observed already.
The negro il swerving somewhat from his
allegiance to the Republican bosses who
have swayed him at will He is con-
tributing to the appearance in Congress of
Democratic representatives, and imme-
diately We have the movement from Re-
publican quarters for his practical disfran-
chisement. II is plainly to be seen in Mr..
DoLpn's resolution ia the Senate, yirtuous-
~ purporting simply to inquire whether
the right TO vote is denied or abridged in
any section OF the Union.
By announcing that in Missississippi,
South Carolina, and other States of the
South. and In certain Democratic States of
the North. be understands that the right
10 vote is denied on abridged, the gentle
man in question uncoyers the actual pur-
pose of his scheme. aud shows in quite an
amusing way that the prediction Of level
headed men with respect to negro suffrage
ID 10 be verified even sooner than was ever
expected.
Mr. DoLPH may not realize that he is
thus serving 10 fulfil political prophecy,
but be is nevertheless. he is doing his
party's bidding 10 the effect that the
negro vote. just 50 far as ii fails to sub
serve the purposes Of Radicalism, must be
rendered null and void. The present stepis
but partial, Of course. and is covered up
under the usual pious pretences Of the Re
publican party: bat that il Will be made
complete. II possible, so soon Us party
exigeacy demands that advance, no careful.
honest student Of American politics In
general and the Republican party ID par
ticulAr can doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
WINTER WISDOM
LExchange.l


Dontbo afraid Of fresh air, but avoid draugh9.
Don't 20 out Of doors for second without ex-
ira covering.
In selecting your winter unfercicthing choose
that which is warm and yet moro or lees open IN
texture.
Take on your ovorcoat when you enior warm
place. whether o1ice or private dwelling, even
n your visit Is 10 last only three minutos
N you catch cold crdoyclop cough get rid r u
az once. This BIS better thAn fce.iug blue and
thinking that UnucmOnla or cousImpt on hsa
marked you ~ a victim.
Tho best remedy for a cough or cold lnogcver
Stubborn or q sudden chill ~ puro Whssey. A
dose Of whiskey In water will impart a generous
warmth 10 the whole b0iy ami Keep OF the Dis
ea.es Of the season.
Don't forget that only pure whl.koy should be
taken. Dunys Pure Mat Mhiskey hGs tho
strongest recommendations from the Leading
doctors as % il efficiency. and from The most
prominent scientists az 70 is purity. il - the
only standard medicinal Whlsz0y. Take noo her
from your druggist de 5-SutJeoir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

and in sympathy with oil the reasonable
demands Of that organization, he is DEM
ocrat and owes his allegiance first to the
Democratic party; that when the Alliance.
or the farmers movement in the South.
feels itself aggrieved b. unjust legislationit
should seek redress within the lines Of thu
Democracy Such utterances promise well
for the usefulness in politics of the Sena-
tor-elect 10 the people of South Carolina,
and especially the farmers. u is en-
couraging 10 hear representative Alliance
men 80 express themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
NHE OLD DOMINION
L BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, VA.

This company invites the attention OF the
people OF Richmond 20 its simple and practical
plan for enabling persons Of small means ~ So
cure homes Of their oWn.
The company will loni money on rosl estate
10 within Is Dor cent. ot the appraised value, 10
DO returned IN small monthly instalments
scarcely more than the ordinary monthly ronL
As simple Investment he shares OF the com
pany are very desirable because OK tho fact that
they represent the smallest possible risk Iith
the largest profit, the security being slwayZ real
estate
Ladies' or other persons Of means not able or
willing % engage IN active business pursuits
can by an Investment Ia The shares OF this COM
pany become practically partners Ia an erten-
siye, active, aud profitable business, under the
management OF men with tho best business
qualities and Of large aud varied experience.
For full particulars those desiring 70 inyoss or
10 borrow Will please call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Ills east Gatn stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

Inasmuch as q majority Of the members
elect Of the North Carolina Legislature are
pledged 10 the reelection Of Senator VANCE
and tho Frogressioe Farmer, the organ of the
North Carolina State Alliance, declares en-
phatically that the members referred to
have no right to violate their pledges, it
would seem that there can be no doubt
about the return TO the upper house OF
Congress Of the faithful tribune Of the
people whom we have mentioned. The
apparent "solidity" Of "Our VANCE" viii
be almost as much appreciated in Virginia
Ms in the sister State just south of us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
Holiday Presents.

A. we have male every crori % h'l' i,
stock such a. 10 please an t4y-i''
Young, rich gii,s, inexpensive iia''' p =.
Intermediate grades ar non sgfehi ~ -.
wlierins proius,on, ani every rs..-i -....
mi, thAtia VARIETY. gLEGANCE. 80 e,
sALIrY our Holiday s,0-s oilers il'
TUNlTY OF THE SEASON 70 ever 49,.
shopper. An nov aeceps our s,ri.A. .-'''
% call -
Among oher spesia ATTRACTION ..,.1
s.ason We mention FLO l-l.'i.N,''.t
BOOKS. cHmsIsAs BOOKLETS IN.
MAS CARDS sai s0UtENiAs 20
PAINTED MoUcaOIR-CAsEs. dA,.s..f
PocKgT-BOOKs snd CARo-cAsEs' p -.
ISKsrAsps PApER.ANlyEs to fea' us n.
aud o,idizsd silver MAIch-BoAE'' "a
poyss. CABINET PlCTURs-h0Lp'A, IA
scREess. PANEL PICTURES ha-,..
mounted. COLD PINS Ia Ivory, Pcs, -. .
xer Holder, IA sal oat OF sets LAP 800,
rnares,ed XII. seal and o.aef s1' ~, -
and many STRIKING N0YhLilA' -,
.lo,.s ,he eye, pOekstbo0k, AM 1'''e =
,ayins Come early and avoid No '-'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

II is understood that the prospect of a
reelection Of the rancorous INGALLS, IS
slight aud growing beautifully less day by
day-that the Farmers Alliance, IN other
words. is likely TO be altogether successful
in it's undertaking to prevent his return to
the Senate. This Is a work for which the
Alliance certainly deserves the thanks Of
the whole country without regard to creed
or calling. The persistent reyiler of one
section Of the Union is entirely out of
place in the highest legislative body of
this reunited land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
THE FATAL SHOTGUN AGAIN.
Killed by His Own Weapon-The Roanoke
River Lands-Working tho ExoduA

Killed by His Own Weapon-The Roanoke
River Lsnds-w Working the Exodus
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
SCOTLAND NICK, n. c., Dec -, 1890.
Mr.. Walter Cherry young man living
just across the Edgecombe line. was rab-
bit-hunting Wednesday of this week and
lay down beside log % rest. His dog WAS
running in the woods near him and rab-
bit ran by. He sprang up to shoot the
rabbit, when his gun became entaneled in
some way and went of, putting the load
through his throat and killing him. He
was Of good family.
The knittlng-miils have now q sufficient
quantity OF goods manufactured 10 nut
them on the market, and have employed
MIR. Powell of Tarboro'. who has had good
experience III selling such goods. He will
travel for the mills. His territory will be
ia Middle and Western Carolina and in
Tennessee.
ENQUIRIES FOR LANDS.
Landowners on the Roanoke river say
that there have been many more inquiries
about the lands this year than last.
Northern capitalists have turned their at
tention to these lands. A PHILADELPHIA
company has made application through GA
attorney for 5000 acres on which they
wish TO establish large stock-farn.
TEXAS LABOR AGENT.
The labor agents seemed determined 10
take away labor again this season. An
agent who says he 10 from Texas came here
last night and SAYS he will move the labor
ers. He resorts 70 such tricks as showing
letters which he says were sent by negoes
W Texas 70 their friends bore. asking them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
RALElGH's COMPRESSED COTTON
Monument 20 Professor Kerr-The First
Vireinia's Invitation.
Special telegram 70 the Disp7tch.1


RALEGdH. y. c., December PIP 20 to-
dav there have been compressed here 3d.
600 bales of cotton. A large amount Of
this has been shipped to Bremen.
A monument 10 the memory OF the late
Professor w G. Kerr. the last state geolo-
pist of North Carolina, was completed to-
day at OakwOod cemetery here. IL is IL
rected by his son, ". Ii. Kerr, OF Concord.
n. G.
Colonel Robert II. Webb. of Durham,
who was an officer in the war with Mexico
and the civil war, il this evening reported
to be at the point Of death at his home.
Asylum REPORT.
The report for the year Of the Eastern
Insane Asylum ct Goldsboro' for coiored
patients. which was received to-day. shows
that there are pa inmates. There were
thirty deaths aud forty were DISCHARGED
cured. The per capita cost OF patients
was only sic. Many improvements oil the
asylum have been made.
THE FIRST VIRGINIA REGIYENr.
1t Il SAID TO be quite probable that the
First Virginia regiment Of infantry VIII
encamp at Wrightsvllle next summer.
Colonel II. G. Jones writes Colonel w. &.
Jones. Of the Second North Carolina in
fGntry 4 letter in which he says:
amin receipt of your letter referring 10
your meeting WITH tOlouti toNdIu4hi oiiH
extending TO us your qualification az the
knowledge that your Governor had ex-
tended TO the First regiment Of Virginia
volunteers an invitation TO oncamp at
Wrightsyllle next summer with your
troops These two kind letters We're most
unexpected, yet for this the more highly
appreciated.
WILL GO IT POSSIBLE.
"A compliment has been paid rs than
which none higher could have been *
tended. Words fail me 20 express fully
our feelings | can only say / thank you
most heartily and that we vii accept If we
can so arrange. IL IS. as you know, neces-
sary first for me 20 consult my superior
officers az toleayins the State, and then TO
refer these matters 10 a conference Of my
officers. From such expressions as have
heard ! am OF the opinion that within
few days | shall be able TO write you that
we are coming and when"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
eoRoEa, BURGLAR, & sNEAK-THlEF.
r. W. Hammond Alias J. c. Parker De-
tected. Arrested. and Jailed.


tected. Arrested. and Jailed.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HENDERSON, n. c.. December 10, 1890.
For several days a stranger has been m
and around Henderson. To-day he passed
a forged check at the Citizens Bank. which
was discovered in short while. aud the
police were put on his track. They caught
up with HIM NJ Dabney and brought him
back and after a preliminary trial he was
lodged in Jail. Ia passing the check he
went as J. c. Parker and had a $500 mort
gage bond on the Franklin Hotel-Eo. /
made out TO j. G. Parker, administrator
He is about fifty years old and about five
feet six inches high, short moustache, and
chin-whiskers. He had letters on his per-
son addressed to K. W. Hammond.
HARDLY vIRGISIAN.
He admitted that as his name and said
that he was raised at HicksfOrd. near
Petersburg. He had also some articles,
checks, &c, that he had stolen from Messrs.
Rowland & Walkers factory, into which
he broke on Tuesday night He had also an
umbrella that was stolen from Dir. George
w. Prichard's factory about the 18th
ultimo at which time this same fellow was
registered here.
PROBABLY WANTED.
From the number of blank checks on
different places he must have been doing
considerable travelling and no doubt IS
wanted at other places
ANOTHER OF a END"
On Tuesday night while one of the part
ners Of Lassiter, Stanback i Co. was sitting
in their store quietly reading he heard the
elevator move. and, stepping into the next
room, met negro. John Phenix, coming
down on it. He had heard the others 60
out and supposed that all had gone. lie is
now lodging in jail. He is an old offender.
Guy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

With respect to the matter of Federal
reapportionment il appears that Con-
gresham TILrMAN. Of South Carolina, has
a novel proposition 20 the effect that the
House shall be composed of five or six hun
dred members and the Senate of six men,
bers from each State. A our kilograms
intimate, the development Of his plan on
the floor of the House will be awaited with
ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
reg- WESTMINSTER PRESBY-

Pc WESTMINSTER PRES b Y
TERRAIN CHURCH Icorncr Cary and Sycamore
sueets,-Rev. JAMES LITTLE, VI A., Pastor.--
Preaching ii 4. NJ and p. ". sunday school
al 930 4 81. Prayer-meoiing ovcry WEDNESDAY,
atsP. II. Bible reading on the nrst and thiri
THURSDAY Of every month At I 2. AZ. by tho
Pastor. All welcome. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

1t is stated of PABSELL that at one point
in the remarkable INTEL IRE and newspaper
proceedings at Dublin che seemed to
be fercely excited and to have lost his
usual self-control." We fear this may be
said with truth Of the Irish leaders present
line Of conduct as whole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

Hey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SOCIETY regular monthly meeting Of rho
METHODIST sUSDAY-sCBOOL SOCIETY OF
RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER viii be hold
az Br0ad-SreeI Methodist church az So o'clock
On SUsDAY AFTERNOON. Addresses by Row. w.
V. TUDOR, d. d.. and Rev T.. 4 PsrsRs0S, D. D.,
aud other exercises. G. n. HUNTER, President
ChIrle5 i. RatV. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
CONVICTION AssUEED.

His name is Calvin Rogers. TODAY ne
made a partial confession in jail, stating
that ne attacked a man named Bullock a
few nights since. He made the singular
statement that be attacked people because
he was hungry and wanted money with
which to buy food. He VIII be tried next
month, and his conviction Is already as
sured. IT Is the first case Of the sort on
record here and has attracted an unusual
amount of attention. In one case ne
seized a lady aud poured a quantity Of ink
g,rrar I.r grala
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
re,- TRINITY METHODIST EPIs-

cOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH, Icorasrof Broad AMI
Twentieth streets Rev p. A. PETERSON Pas
tor.-Preaching at n A. e. by tresding-E'dcr
Rev. PAUL WHITEHEAD and a. =. 81. by 40
Pastor. Sacrament Of he Lori's supper VIII %
celebrated. Wednesday night service a.
O'Clock. sunday school a; 9lj A. NJ. Cordial IN
yl;aiOn % all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

pD- GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST
CHURCH between Linden and Beech streessl-
DIR. $. A. GOODWIN. Pas.or.-presching SUNDAY
By tho Pastor at II o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p. NJ. sunday school at o'clock A. NJ. WgD-
sssDAY NIGar lecture al O'Clock. Young mems
prayer meeting FRIDAY SIGBr a. O'Clock.
Seats free. All are welcome. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
ASSAULTED BY SIX OF HIS RACE.
A Coiored Shoemaker Uses a Shoe-Knife on
His Negro Assailants.


LURAY. Va, December 12-About IL
o'clock last night J. W. Parker, eolored
shoemaker of this place, was assaulted by
six men of his race AT the western suburbs
OF luray IN the negro settlement known
locally as Darksville.n His assailants
were Walker Terrill, Henry Wise, William
Monday, John Slater. Clarence Smith, and
James Mason, who were arrested last night
about IL o'clock by Sergeant Perry and
Sheriff Chapman and committed 10 jail.
MS VIGOROUS DEFENCE.
Several of the prisoners were badly cut
on the hands by Parker, who had q shoe
knife in bis pocket and which il seems he
welded pretty vigorously until he was
rescued by those who heard his cnes.
Parker states that the party endeavored to
get rope around his neck, but without
success, presumably with the idea of hang
ing, though no weapons were found upon
any OF the men when they were arrested.
Parker escaped with a few bruises about
the head, neck. and body.
SUPPOSED CAUSE
The prisoners claim they only meant 10
blacken Parker's face, and have some fun
out Of him. box of blacking and a
brush was found on the person Of Walker
lerriii. which would seem TO support this
view. One suppoltlon is that Parker's
testimony against another negro for the
illicit sale of liquor had something 10 do
with the case. aud that one or more of the
party arrested had been engaged IN smi-
lar traffic and had some idea that Parker
would inform on them. However this
may be. there il considerable mystery
about the affair, which may be- cleared up
further on. The accused parties were
given a hearing before Justice Grayson
this afternoon and were committed to Jail
to await the action Of the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

eas~ GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RiAN cHURCH-ReY. JANIS Y. FAIR, d. d.,
Psstor--Seryices at II o'clock A. II. and O'Clock
r. ". Preaching BY the Pastor. Sahbaih-schooi
services az 81 O'Clock A. NJ. "Wednesday night
services az 5 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
BAPTIST

ga GRACE-SrREEr BAPTIST
TABERNACLE CORNER Grace aud Pine s'rootsl-
Rev. WILLIAM Z. HATCHER, Psstor.-sundsy
school at9A. NJ. Preaching by the Pastor ~ II
A. NJ, ami at ~ ?. n. Row. JAMES Y. FAIR d. D.
WIN deliver the annual address before the
Young Mems Missionary Society. A cordial
welcome 10 all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
yy BEREAN LIFE AND .nrr,...

MISSION G,9 west kslnl Bible s,ss,.,.
A. N. Conference AMI Communion s..-,'..I'
II A. " Preaching At 3 ant 40 p. n. D., IN.
WuLTAN Z BROWN. subjects Ice. p,,.,
Teach in tho salvation Of I,rasi 10 R.s,,...
Of the Jews Ei'hsr Before ne Atvss. or 80
ana Ibis Appearing not a. Dos,h.s Ar :,
ioNto1. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
Hanged bv Blrchall's Exccutioncr.
m s.F..--s.r sfs. Tfana.NN

SHERBR0oFF. QUrrEc. December IL
William WALLACE Blanchard WA hanged
here this morning for the murder OF
Charles 4. Calkin5 on the 18th Of Novem-
Der. 1850 The drop fell at 9:0il5 and at
9.3G O'Clock the Jail surgeon stepped for
ward and pronounced him dead. NE eE-
ecutiou was performed by Radcliffe, who
also hanged Birchall, and the whole pro-
ceeding was without unpleasant incident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

BELrAIRF, O., December IA cooper
shop in BenwoOd Just opposite the park
caught fire this morning. The flames
spread 10 SIX dwelling-houscs. completely
destroying everything in their way. The
town was at the mercy Of the flames until
hose companies from his city and Wheel
Ing arrived. The loss viii be very heavy,
and the IRE at last reports was still spread
ing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
tt7g- LEIGH. STREFT RAPTIST

ny" LEIGH-STREEp b APTIST
CHURCH corner Twenty-nith aud Lolgh
ueots-Roy. J. NJ FSosT, D. D., PSstor-PrescA-
Ing at II A. n. aud 7:30 T. N.
Prsyer-meeung WEDNESDAY, NIGHT e.
O'Clock.
Sunday school al 9l5 A. n.
Young mems prsyer-mseting TUESDAY NIGHT
at S O'Clock.
All welcome. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

no The general opinion IL that very
sow will go. However. there are some ne
Nv who have made money enough this
gl lov to nav their own expenses and they
20 thew will 90 and il they do not like
sSsv will como back on their own money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

The United States Senate asserts its
claim to being deliberative body in an
unexpected way. The lie direct was de-
lbcrately given and as deliberately taken
within its precincts yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
nB~ PARK.PLACE METHODIs

pa PARh-PLACE MEIhODloL
EPISCOPAL CHURCH west FRANKLIN sueoD-
Rov. j. WILEY BLEDs0k, Pastor Preaching at
II A. q. aud p. ". by th3 Pastor. Subject az
uight: Tho Spiritual 1oiophone.'
Holy communion after tho morning service
sunday school ~ g,l5 4. n.
Cisss-meoung nt3 p. NJ.
Wednesday evening services ~ O'Clock.
Strangers aro cordially Invited 70 attend all
tho services. Seats free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
Y 1OHN,a PROTESTANT

rsy- ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH tBrosi street corner
Twenty-nhhJ- LEwIs W. BURTON. Rector
Services and sermons at II A. NJ. AMI r. NJ.
Evening prayer and lecture "WEDNESDAY Of
o'clock. cordial Invitation 70 mo public 70 AZ
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

Ry- CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SOUTH corner u cray
ana Adams streets. Preceding BY Tie PASTOR
Rev. W. II. ArwuI, a. fl A. NJ. and G2O p N.
sunday school at "a. ". Wednesday services
at7l5 p. NJ THURSDAY class ani praycr-meei-
ing et7:i5 Z. Nj. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13

With the able assistance Of Mr.. BLAIR, of
New Hampshire. the Democratic senators
at Washington may indulge the hope Of ac-
complishing much in their present plan of
1ofonca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
rsg- ST PHILL[Ps,s EPISCOPAL

corner OF Leigh and ~ James streets Rev. j.
". JOHNSON. Roctor-Diyine seryi,e a. II A. N.
and P. n. At r. 81. Rev. joins X. NAsos, 81
81 James church. viii preach. Good singing
with organ ami cornst accompaniment worry
corllal Welcome % 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
rs7~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH.

Bff MON 4 MLN IAI Z IL I II y II,
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Divine services at
II A. NJ. aud4 r. ". sunday school, $3.50 A. n.
In ine absence u tho Rector az Halifax Court
house, tho Rog. Mr. TROrHAN assistant 81 81
Paurs church. viii o1iciato ia tho forenoon aud
tho Rev. Nr. JACKSON. Of Grace church, Ia tho
afternoon. A cordial welcome - all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
ny sEvESTH-sTREET cupTo

TAN cHuRcH.-sorYice, nuAv
w. condusted ~ mo passos Rs7. Jazz, 49,,
sunday school AZ 800 AN. ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-13
ARREST OF "JAcK THE GRAeeER."
The ViIlainous Freaks of n Powerful Ne
gro-His Singular Statement.

RAIYIgH. December IA constable of
this township has made an important cap
ture-that Of Jack the Grabber, by which
name q man who has attacked several, Ia
dies and men on the streets at night has
for some months been known. The rascal
conducted his operations in one OF the
principal residence quarters OF the city.
He proves TO be powerfully-built negro,
over SIX feet high.