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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

colored man and girl happened to see
Peter Thomas when he left the farm and
noticed he left With two animals
The following is full list OF the Off
GERS OF the Alert Fire Company recently
elected: Chief. Andrew j. Gallagher
(re-elected) Captain, William i. Oster-
bine First Assistant, Harry J. Mutter /;
Second Assistant, II. II. Crooks Captain
OF Truck, W. S. Timberlake Secretary,
John J. Boyle; Treasurer, Phil. Brow
der First Pipeman, r. Z. Owens; Sec
ond, William Mutter Third, William
Morgan Fourth. ". X. Logan Fifth, J.
Thorp; Wardens, Captain James A.
Lipscomb and Captain Il. Z. Smith I;
Trustees, Phil. Browder and W. L.
Smith; Fire Police, W. +. Smith, j. j.
Boyle, Phil. Browder, and H. j. Mutter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
HAPPENINGS IN MANCHESTER.
Personal Note.-Addltions to Churches

Personal Notes-Addltions to Churches
The Alert's Officers, &c.
Rev. T. +. Reynolds is confined to his
home by sickness.
There will be german in Leader Hall
tonight.
Rev. John ]. Clopton, who has been
sick for several weeks, is gradually I'M
proving.
The Manchester German Club will have
german in Leader Hall during the
Christmas holidays
There were seven additions to the
membership OF Central Methodist church
Sunday morning.
The walkway on Clopton street be-
tween Hull and the River road has been
finished, and is great improvement on
the old plank-walk.
There was no preaching at Meade
Memorial church Sunday morning on
account OF the weather. The service
was read by MIR. Robert Nelson.
The December term Of the Chester
field County Court began and was ex-
pected to end yesterday.
The attendance at Bainbridge-Street
Baptist church Sunday night was ex-
ceedingly large. The pastor. Rev. l..
Il. Thornhill, baptized nine candidates:
The meeting was very interesting, and
resulted in two conversions. There will
be no services at this church until We'd
nesday night.
Peter Thomas, an old colored man,
was sent to Jail for sixty days by the
Mayor yesterday for stealing two heifers
Peter purchased the animals in question
from Tom sydnor for SlS with the un,
derstanding that it should remain until
paid Tor on Mr.. Kemp's farm, which 10
located on the Ninth-street road Just be-
low the city. Without any notification,
however, Peter went down to the farm
Friday night and carried the OK of:
Very dngularly, too, Mr.. Kemp missed
3 valuable bsife, tha same night. and Q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. DR.. A. 4. Dickinson, who has
been slightly sick for the past few days,
is now improved.
Miss Lizzie Smith, OF Baltimore, ID
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Woodall, at 905 east Broad.
MIR. Jackson Brandt, of jackson
Brandt 4 Co., who is in Baltimore, will
be absent from the city for week.
Senator J. b. +. Mills, of Big-Stone
Gap. and Rev. J. II. Barnes, of Middle
sex county, were in the city yesterday.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Ada V. Day TO Mr.. Oscar +. Lowry at
Leigh-StIeet Baptist church, December
18th, at Z. NJ.
Messrs. J. ID. Whitlock and X. Il.
Duke have returned from Il very success
full hunting expedition in Hanover
county. In three days they bagged
twenty-three partridges and thirty-seven
rabbits.
Mrs. George l.. Currie and son were
suddenly called from this city to South
Dennis, Mass. by the receipt Of tele-
gram announcing the death Of Mrs. Cur
rie's father, Almon G.. Hinckley. who died
Sunday morning aged eighty.one years.
Hon. George ID. Wise received letter
yesterday from Hon. A. NJ. Kelley dated
Cairo, Egypt. November 18th, In which
the ex-Msyor expressed great delight
over the result Of the recent election
and especially the return Of our faithful
representative to Congress.
In addition to those mentioned in
Sundays paper the following ladies and
gentlemen took part in the entertain
ment at Corcoran Hall Misses Matte
Marlborough, Jessie Bailey, May Brsuer,
Hattie Hughes. and Mrs Kate Hare,
Also, MessrA Harwood, Hasker, Folkes,
Woodbridge, and MillA Great credit il
due to Mr.. James y. Harwood, who
rendered Old Madrid and other songs in
a splendid manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
PARLiAMe eNTARY.
The Anti-Pnrneiiitss Bright and Early In
Attendsnce-AIso Clipper.
fRv Annrt.aD c.bia 60 ,ha p;sn,,,,

The Anti-PnrneIiitss Bright and Early In
Attendsnee-AIso Clipper.
tBy Angio-Ameriean cable to the Dispsich.I
LONDON, December 8.-The Anti.
Pnrnellite members OF the House OF
Commons made an early appearance in
the House today. Forty-one of them
entered the chamber in body and took
the principal places on the first four
benches below the gangway with view
TO preventing Parnellites from occupying
their usual seats. Colonel Nolan and
John Deasy entered later and contrived
TO secure seats. Parnells seat had been
reserved, he having at On early hour
affixed ticket TO it. Healy arrived later
than lis colleagues. When he entered
be took Parneli's seat, but Mccarthy
warned him to yacate it.
IL GOOD SPIRITS.
The party appeared to be in excellent
spirits. They cheered loudly when
Deasy, an anti-Parnellite whip, ad-
vanced 10 the Speakers chair and moved
the Issue of a new writ for an election in
North Kilkenny to fill the vacancy in the
House caused by the death Of Edward
Marum. The writ was issued.
Mr.. Mccarthy, amid the cheering OF
his supporters, gave notice that upon
the resssembling of the House he would
call attention TO circumstances in con-
nection with the recent arrest and prose-
cutiOn of Dillon and O'Brien, and would
move q resolution in relation to the
case.
PROSPECTIVE ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Smith, Government leader, an
nounced that when the House went into
committee on the land purchase bill he
would move an adjournment Of the
House until January Cd.
Mir. BalfOur moved a second reading
of the land department 1reland) bill.
Mr.. Healy moved to adjourn debate
on the ground that the Government was
treating the House with contempt in not
explaining the provisions of the bill.
Subsequently Mr. Healy withdrew his
motion 20 adjourn, and substituted an
amendment calling for the rejection Of
the land department bill This was de-
feated. and the bill passed its second
reading 10y vote Of l9l to lZ9.
PARNELL ARRIVES.
Parnell entered the House just before
division. He took his seat next to Nc
Carthy's and voted, as did oil the Irish
members of both sections present,
against the bill W. II. Smith an
nounced that when the House reassem-
bled January ID the private procedure
and tithes bills would be first taken up.
Mr.. Baliours Irish relief bill, which
asks an appropriation of $4,000 to en-
able him to supply seed-potatoes to
distressed farmers, passed its third
reading in tho House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
RESIGNATION OF MR.. WILKINSON
Mr.. FRANCIS MURPHY'S FAREWELL
He Closes His Two Weeks Temperance
Work In Richmond.

There was large crowd TO hear MIR.
Francis Murphy Sunday evening at
ce-Street Tabernacle. The building
was filed to overlooking, and Mr.. Muir
ply was at his best.
The services commenced by singing
several selected hymns. Mr.. Murphy
arrived at s o'clock and was in a very
appropriate manner introduced by Mr..
Harry Glenn, of the temperance COM
mittee,
The speaker read a chapter in Mathew
and earnestly and eloquently com,nent-
ed thereon. He then pictured in beau
tiiul language the happiness OF tempe
rance. lie implored the men to live SO,
ber lives and to make their wives and
friends happy. IL,
Quite a number signed the pledge,
and wore the little piece OF blue ribbon
away. After the singing OF the Dox-
oIocy the congregation was dismissed by
the Rev. DR.. W. f. Hatcher, the pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy expect to go
from here to Pittsburgh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
FELL FROM A LIGHT POLE.
Thomas Doherty Meets with an Accident
soon This Morning.

A few moments before l o'clock this
morning Thomas Doherty, q young
white man who "trims" the electric
lights, fell from pole at the northwest
corner OF Fifth and Main streets and
hurt himself quite painfully.
at the time of the accident Doherty
was about fifteen feet from the ground.
He had lowered the globe by means OF
the crank and was adjusting the carbon.
when his foot slipped on an icy spike,
throwing HIM into the gutter beneath.
In falling he struck his back against the
curbstone, iniuring it seriously. Ser
geant Cosby, Policeman Foster. and
others were on hand in few moments
and helped the injured man.
Mr.. Caskie, at the side OF whose house
the accident occurred, heard the officers
and inquired what was the matter.
Being informed, he told them to bring
the man into his house, which they did,
and gave him every attention.
The ambulance having been sum-
moned arrived shortly. The Doctor
made a superficial examination and said
that no bones were broken, but that
Doherty was probably suffering from an
injury of the spine. DIR. Hugh Nj.
Taylor, who had also been called in, CO.
incided in this opinion.
Doherty was carried to his home, 2ll4
east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
Died of Hsmorrhage of the Lungs.

James Finney, colored man, was
attacked with hemorrhage from the
lungs on Clay street about 7:30 o'clock
yesterday morning and died in q few
minutes. The ambulance was called,
but arrived after the man had died.
Coroner Taylor was summoned, but
after viewing the remains he decided
that death resulted from natural causes
and that an inquest was unnecessary.
The body was turned over to friends
OF the deceased, who was member of
the Attucks Guard Association When
first seen Finney was lying on the pave
ment in front Of his shoe shop, with q
large pool Of blood under him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
he CANE HIM THE LIE.
An Exciting Personal Difficulty Between
Two FarmviiIe Gentlemen.

An Exciting Personal Difficulty Between
Two FarmviiIc Gentlemen.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
FABNvuLR, Va. December S.-Much
Cc.tement prevailed for a time this after
noon over personal difficulty between
Acssrs. James L. Richardson and W..
O.. Dunkum, which unfortunately re-
tlited quite seriously TO each OF these
Gentlemen. The occurrence commenced
IN the bar-room of Mr.. Richardson, in
the rear Of the store of Captain Is.
S. Hooper, beginning with what seemed
70 bystanders mere dispute of a
trivial character. Dunkum excitedly
gave Richardson the lie, at tlo same
time striking him heavy blow across
.Le head with'a beor-bottle. Richardson
quickly got hold of the bartender
knife, and rapidly made for Dunkum,
vino realizing the peril OF bis position.
broke into run with hichardson at his
heels.
Reaching the Main-sreet door Of
Hoopers store, Dunkum's wounded pur-
tuer slashed the elstening blade into his
right cheek, iuficting most CHASTITY
ond painful wound, extending the length
almost Of his face. He was hurried to
The Office OF DIR. White, across the street,
aud given the necessary surgical atten-
ton and was then taken to his home.
Both Of these gentlemen are well known
IN Farmyille and pden-Sidney s
business circles. aud the affair is much
regretted by all.
SHE is SISTER
Miss Leila Bondurant will be married
on Wednesday next to Mr.. Joseph Fos-
ter. She is the sister OF Mrs. Atkinson.
who, 1t will be remembered, was married
at the State Fair some years ago.
sSow-sroRM.
A considerable hailstorm visited this
section last night, followed to-day by a
hight snowfall, which tonight is pre-
NGilng furlouSly.
Information to night from Prospect is
to the effect that Captain X. V. Dsyis,
whose illness has been noted in the DIS
PATCH, is sinking and his death Is hourly
expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
MANpAMus TO RE APPLIED FoR.
DID No. Refer to the City Clerk.

TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
BE kind enough TO state that it is not
the duty of the CITY Clerk to notify the
Chief Of Police of the city Of Richmond
OF the passage of State laws, as might
be inferred from the local relating to
the sale of cigarettes published in the
DIsPATcH OF Sunday.
Very respectfully,
BEN. L. AUGUST, City Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

front rank OF platform-speakers. Sena-
tor voorhees, says Of him: "1n voice,
manner, and personal bearing few men
are 30 attractive and magnetic in tho
presence of an audience. l have never
known him fail to charm his listeners
and rivet their closest attention" The
lecture is the fifth entertainment in the
regular Young Mems Christian Associa-
tom cOtIrse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
Cnnfernnce NJ the Executive MnnsIon.

Conference mt the Executive Mansion.
Early in the afternoon yesterday Gov
ernor Mckinney received the following
telegram from Petersburg, dated De-
cember Sth:
"French, Patterson, and myself wish
conference at the Mansion at 6 o'clock
this evening. Important material busi-
ness. Answer.
"WILuIAM l.. HINTON"
The Governor telegraphed in reply
that he would meet MIR. Hinton and his
friends at o'clock.
The conference was held and lasted
for several hours, but the nature OF the
important material business was not
learned last night. When DIsPAFcH
reporter called at the Executive Mansion
at 3 o'clock the servant who met him
stated that his Excellency was very
busily engaged and had declined 10
see two other gentlemen who called.
The reporter replied that he did not
wish to interrupt the Governor and sent
in his card and note asking that, if the
subject under consideration was not a
private one, he might see the Executive
later in the evening. In few minutes
the servant reported that "the Governor
says he cannot see you tonight,
Mr.. Hinton was not at any of the
hotels at midnight, and he and his associ-
ntes are supposed to have gone back to
the Cockade City on the ll:20 train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
The Polar Bear Came With the snow.
A stuffe1 Polar bear vea recaivad n

the Southern Express Office yesterday.
1t was shipped from Paris, and is one OF
souvenirs gathered by MIR. Alfred L.
Harris while on his recent European
trip.
The skin, which came in bond to the
Richmond custom-house, is valued at
$40, and the duty on it is 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
The usp.,st orphnuage Board.

Rev. Drs. w. e. Hatcher and George
Cooper left the city yesterday to attend
the first meeting Of the Baptist Orphan
age Board, which takes place to-day at
Salem, where the orphanage will be
built. At this meeting the style of the
building and other details will probably
be determined upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
Accident to Richmond Lady.

Miss M. L. Ezekiel. who for several
months has been taking Q course in
stenography aud typewriting at Bedford
CITY, was accidentally hurt there yester-
day. A telegram to the family stated no
psrticulsrs Her sister left on the II 80
train Last night for Bedford Ci6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

Mr.. Parkinson, of the T. 9. Williams
Company, yesterday received telegram
from Messrs. Yarbrough, Boykin, and
Atkinson, OF the committee sent to
Washington from the Richmond Tobacco
Trade, in which they said {: "Rebate is
agreed to. We hope it will pass to-mor-
rou -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
rerm,na, and Danville Meetings ro-Da

r,rm,n,, and panviiie Meetings To- Day.
Noon today at the Richmond and
Danville offices in this city is the 'lme
and place set for the annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of that and the Termi-
nal companies. -. ., .ho
nonresident stockholders or directors
had arrived in the city. They will proba.
bly, come this morning. OF PeinhPs, a'
there seems 10 be no business o, iipoi'-
ance. thew NAV not be here at all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorias

Keep Warm.
All kinds Of Underwesr-Sbirts and
Drawers, medium and heavy weights
Mcrino, Wool, and CamePs-Hair Me.
rino and Cotton Half-Hose; Gloves oa
all kinds and prices
CONSTABLE BROTHERS, Phone 707.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
The Invisible some People.

This Is the rather pecuiisr u,is
Of the lecture which VIII 10 rh
livered at the Young Men oaais n;ns.
tian Association next Thursusy nsn'
by the distinguished sPeaA0. Ia
Lisutenant Governor CumoscA' % AZ. an
diana Mr.. Cumback stands ~ 'As
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
A Man InSide'

ONE OF OUR OvERCOATS is aboua
as comfortably fixed as it 10 possible %
be. He gets his comfort at . mighty
low figure, too. We certainly have
OvERCOAT3 that cannot be duplicated
ct the price in the city. They are not Of
,'by-gone" patterns and "ancient
styles; they are not from tho Junk.
shop or "auction-block," but are II
touch with the times-dressy, complete !
all that the best wearers can WANT ih
style, or the MOST economical buyers
ASK in price.
COME TO-DAY and see our elegauo
MELTON. KERSEY. CHEvIOT, and
BEAVER OvERCOATS at $40 TO $40.
OUR CHINCHILLA and FUR
BEAVER OvERCOATS, 81 to $50.
OUR BOYS AND CHILDRENS DR
PARTMENT is full OF NOVELTIES q
SUITS and OyERCOATS for The holk
days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
Children Cry for Pitchers CastoiA

FoR CoUGHs AND THRoAr DfsospuSEs use
Bsovws BRONCHIAL TlocunA-" Have nsvee
changed my mind respecting them. except
think te,ter OF tast which began thinking veil
of"-R,v. Henry Ward Be>ehsr. Sold only 10
boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A BOLD REPUBLICAN CONSPIRACY
BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
Shameless Efforts TO Defeat tho viii Of
the PcopIe-Indigu&sion Among
Democrats-A Mandamus.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. J


CoScoaD, N. H., December s.-The
excitement over the question Of control
OF the next Legislature has broken out
again by the unmistaksble discovery that
the Republicans. made desporated by
their recent failure to force the Legisla-
ture to take illegal measures in reference
to the enrolling OF the new members, are
now fixing tho returns to suit themselves.
These returns are in the Office OF the Sec
retary OF State, in the absolute possession
OF that partisan official.
MAJoRnTEs EASILY CHANGED.
Many Of the maIorities are so small
as to be easily changed or made doubt
full. knowing this the Democrats de-
cided Immediately after the ad-
journment of the late session TO OBJ
tain official copies Of the complete IT,
turns. They appointed committee,
which waited upon the Secretary of state
and asked leave to examine the election
papers, but were promptly refused. They
tried to argue, and sent several leading
lawyers to speak with the Secretary, but
received no satisfaction. The commit
tee, however, discovered that q number
of leading Republican politicians at the
very time of their application had tho
returning papers in their possession.
What they were doing with them Is only
a matter of conjecture.
IN THE HANDS OF REPUBLICAN LEADERS.
To-day it was learned that the papers
in some twenty-five doubtful or rather
close districts were in the hands of Re-
publican leaders outside Of the State
House and had been out OF the hands OF
the Secretary for over two weeks, an act
in direct violation of the law.
The committee to-day returned and
persisted in their demand to see the
papers, and were ANONYMOUSLY turned
out OF the Office.
MANDANIUs TO BE APPLIED FoR.
They have consulted the best legal ad-
vice in the State and will apply to the
courts for a mandamus to compel the
Secretary TO comply with their demands.
The affair creates the utmost appre-
hension and Indignation among the
Democrats, and in all quarters the con-
spiracy is roundly denounced by oil
Glasses of citizens, irrespective OF party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

4. p. WINSTON q SON, aP. NJ, COMMISSIONER
sale OF house and lot at northwest corner o<
Marshall and Smith streets.
EA CATIIN. AZ r. ", the unimproved lot oq
east side Of Twenty third street between
venable aad Darlington streets
GEORGE ". MAYO. 20. 30 A. NJ. decorated din-
ner sets and miscellaneous croctery.
J. II. vALENTINE, 1880 A. NJ. drusssts, rugs
furniture, oil paintings, stoves -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
TIE VILE D'ANyERs Is SAFE.

Beautiful Diamond and Enamelled
Flower Jewelry. Diamond and Cable
Link Roman-Gold Lock Bracelets, new
designs just opened At 92l east MAIN
street. Nowlan Il Cos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
Mean Temperature.

In the middle of the day there was
slight rain, followed by occasional snow
falls up to 10 o'clock 7. NJ.
At midnight it was cloudy, with every
indication OF more falling weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

browns Iron B,tiers cures Dyspcpsis, Mails.
ria. Blliousness. and General Debility. 0ives
strength. aids Digestion. tones the nerves-cro-
ates appetite. 1ne best tonic for nursing
mothers. weak women, aud children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

We invite an inspection Of the new
est designs OF Silver Bridal PressntA
Fine French Clocka Bronze >Figurea
Diamond Jevelry, Opera Glasses and
Lorgnettes at 92l east Main street.
NoWlsn x Co.'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
rnlLAnEIpHIA HATrERs FAIL
Reported Disaster at Sea.

fBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatcn.I
BRUssELs. December IA fishing
smack arrived at Dstend to-day reports
the Belgian training. ship Vile dAnvers
foundered at sea. She has on board l0O
naval apprentices. The Government has
received no adyices Of disaster to the
trimming ship, and does not believe the
report that she has foundered.
THE VILE p'ANvERs Is SAFE.
BRUssFls, December S.-There is no
truth in the report that the Belgian
training ship Vile d'Anvers has founder
ed at sea. The Government has re-
coived information that the vessel is safe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
HIS oulEr LILLE GAME.
Relating Pitifui Tale While Attending
Divine Services aud swindling.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LYscHBURo, Va, December S.--A
sharp young man, giving his name as
John +. Allen, has been working q quiet
little game on benevolent people in this
section recently. He halls from Rock
bridge county and came here about q
week ago. While attending the Court
htreet Methodist Episcopal church. and
appearing very dsyout hs told some Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
Peri.hcd 20 prs,h Ia the Cold.

Early yesterday morning the poor car
driver and the man who was Obliged to
expose himself to outdoor labor suffered
with intense agony. The cold wave
struck them without notice. A great
many not being prepared with the neces-
saries were obliged to go TO work with
out them.
Now, for the benefit Of parties need
ing these necessaries We will say there
is no occasion to perish to death in the
cold when you can purchase "storm-
Killer" or Frost Parslyzer. which
are made ia Oyercoats aud listers, for
s., or d Dress Oyercoat for the same
price. Regarding Business or Dress
suits they can be bought as low as 81. 80,
or beautiful one for sl0. And when
in need OF Silk Vest, appropriate for q
Christmas gift, please bear in mind that
the Strictly One Price Clothing Hall is
Oh the corner OF Third and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

Whom f,aty VA aeh, vs gave hse caAcrA
whsa she was Q CArd. ahs srisd for css>cssA
when shs became nlas, she eiuag 70 cassose.
WAsu sAs hsd ohsdrsn. shs gave shan ossAsria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

The ladies OF All-Sain.s church will
receive their friends at 10 north Ninth
street to-day from IL NJ. TO II p. NJ.
Lunch and supper will be served and Z
large supply Of fancy articles viii be Of
great assistance to those looking for
dainty Xmas gifts.