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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-16
PersonaI and General.

MFR. John :. Elicit, president Of the state
Bank. has returned to the city. lie mas
been in New York and vicinity for the past
six weeks for his health, and returns home
much improved He received many con-
gratulatiOns Yesterday from his friends,
who rejoice that he has improved so much.
The directors of the Citizens Bank were
To have met Yesterday afternoon at6 O'Clock,
but quorum could not be gotten together.
They will meet the 10Th Of January.
MFR. w. Bullitt Fitzhugh, editor Of the
Cane Charles Pioneer, was in the city yes
terday, and paid THE TINES call.
Mr. lanes II. Barton has taken possession
of his new home, which overlooks the Rich
mond md HenricO turnpike. Ihis IS by laf
the most elegant residence on the heights
as Mr. Barton spared no expense in It's cree
ton IL is three stories with basement
and contains seventeen rooms. oil ol
which are large and hgh-pitched. and tue IN
terror is hardwood finish. From the main
hall there Is "A grand stairway III OAK, WHICH
leads to the floor above.
MIR. Page H. slaughter, q popular and ell
Client attache Of the Chesapeake ana ONO
railway. Of this city, has accepted the posi-
lion OF chief clerk 20 the superintendent o.
tbe Western New York and Pennsylvania
raifoad. and will make his future home al
buffalo New York. Mr.. Slaughter possesses
"A genial and manly disposition, ana WI
leave Richmond with the best wishes OF .
host OF friends.
THIEVES broke into the office OF Charles II
Page & co. saturday night and attempted tc
gel into the iron safe, but failed after break
ing of the dial An entrance was erected
by forcing open the back door Of The Office.
A former Richmond newspaper man, Col
oneI Moses f. Handy, has been appointed
chief of The Department of Pub lefty and Pre-
motion of the Morlu's Fair. The salary, 1t II
un. erstoOd, is $1,000 year.
Thieves entered the meat-house OF Cay
lord & 90. Yesterday morning between ano
4 o'clock. They were frightened OH Deior'
securing any plumber.
A sociable will be given at Trinity Metho-
dist church tonight I'm honor of their new
pastor, Rev Dr. +. A. Peterson
The fines and costs I'm the Police Court yes
day amounted to SOL 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-16
MORTUARY REPORT.
statistics Furnish he'd by DIR. Oppenhimer,
Of the Board of Health.

of the Board of Health.
The whole number of deaths in Richmond
for the past week ending December 10, 1890
were forty-fourteen white and twenty-six
colored.
Cause of death: Apoplexy, / colored; can.
Ger. 4 white: cerebrO- spinal meningitis,
white. congestion, / white and l colored
consumption. ] white and 4 colOredi conNul.
sions. / white and / colored; diphthera' !
white; dropsy' colored; ofopsS eeneia, 49,,
enterits acute / cOlOred; exhaustion
white: haemotS sis, l colored; heart failure, ]
white: heart disease colored; hemlplegla: ]
cOlored: hamilton, | cOlOTed; in1antlclde
probable. / coIored; old age, 2 colored; paraly'
sis, IL white: pneumonia whitehnd 2colored
premature birth, white and colored; ran
road lnjuri T. / coloied; unknown, Whlte
and 4 cOlOred. 4,
ending December 10, 1891, AZ -; ior "eeh
ending December Ia. 1899 so So.
Eainfsll: For week ending December 10
1890 LOO inches; for week ending Deceihoei
Ia, 1859. 900 inches.
Rate: Rate OF mortality OF whole popula'
tiou. 20 80 per !, 900 per annuIn; white popu,
lation. 1900 per 1000 per a1num; coioieu
population. 3O.72 per 1000 per annuin; oo,.
sex and color: Males, white and IL col
ored: females : white and . colored.
lIAge: une day 10 thirty, white ana Color
80: one month to SIX, colored; six month:
to twelve, white; one year TO three;
white: tive years To ten, whlte ana roioL.
ed: ten years 10 twenty, / cOlored; twent,
years TO thirty, 8 colored; thirty years u
/ m. white and cOlOred; forty years
10 nifty. colored; nifty years 10 slAty, =
white; sixty wears to seventy. colOie0
seventy years 10 eighty, ] white and color,
ed: eighty years 10 ninety, l Wnlte anu
cOlored; unknown, icOlored
condition: single, X white and o colored
married, white and IL colOred; wldo"ers !
colOred; widows, 3 white ana coloied' uh'
known / white and ? colored.
Nativity: Richmond, l6; other parts o.
United states u; unknown, ..
Locality: Marshall Ward, 3 colored; JeI'
ferson Ward 3 white and cOlored; Madison
Ward, 9 white and 1 cOiored; Monroe Ward
l white and 2 colored: Clay waid d. . whltt
and A colored; Jackson Ward, white an1
7 colored; aim shOuse. 4 cOlored.
Comparative weekly mortality: FOR wee.
ending December 10, 1890. IA white ana =
colOred: for week ending December a. 1881
20 white and % colored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-16
THE ASSEMBLY BALL.
Another Great Society Event to Tia
Place In Richmond.

Another Great Society Event to Take
Place In Richmond.
There was a largely attended and very
enthusiastic meeting Of the Society for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities yester
day. The meeting, which was presided
over BY the president, Mrs. Joseph Bryan
was called TO order at II O'Clock.
Ii was determined by the Society TO hold
an assembly ball each year in January. II
will be remembered that the Colonial bal
last year was under the auspices OF this
Society, and the next will be somewhat Of
the same character, although the details
have not as yet been fully arranged. IL II
said that this ball would be rather after the
order OF Martha Washington tea. How
ever. let it assume what form it may, The
name of the Society for the Preservation Of
Virginia Antiquities is sufficient TO assure
for il the success OF the greatest society
event Of the season.
The chairmen of the various committees
have been appointed as follows, and they
will appoint their full committees
Reception, Mrs. John u. Branchi
Music. Mrs. George NJ. Woodbridge
supper. Mrs. Thomas Brander;
Invitation, Mrs. c. {. McPhail; Publica
ton. Mrs. A. b. Camm; Virginia reel
which will be one of the chief features, Mrs
William l.. Royal; Decoration, Mrs. IL. A
Tabb. Mrs. James L. Mcintyre is secreta
~ and Mrs. L. b. Addison treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-16
DEATHS.


BOLTON. Died, December 18th, at
O'Clock T. NJ, IDA L., eldest child Of EDWARD
III. and Lizzie Bolton.
BROWN.-Died. on December 18th, at T.
VI at mis- residence, No. 10 west Canal street
JAMES BROWN, in his sixty seventh year
DAINGFRFIELO.-Die at the residence
OF her brOther-in-law, MIR. Frank KAN, AZ
north sixth street. at 7:l5 A. NJ, Deem bel
I4th, Miss ANN Is. DAINGERtlELQ, ugh-
ter of the late Captain Lewis Wills DANGER
field, OF Fredericksburg. ,,,,,
Funeral from the above residence DEtr VI
BIER 10Th, az 2 O'Clock VI. FRIENDS OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
DORSET.-Dled, at the residence OF MT
John y. Watkins, Laurel Grove. Chestetneld
county Va. December 9th, at $3.50 a. NJ.
Miss JULINA DORSET, eldest daughter Of
Mrs. Junius :. Dorset, formerly OF Macon
POwhatan county, va.
GEMMELL.rDied,a at 6 A. NJ. December
18th. at the residence OF his parents, No lla
Reservoir street, DAVID, youngest son Oh
ROb-rt and Louisa Gemmel; aged hfteeh
months.
HENKEL.-Departed this life at her home
I'm New Market. Va, on FRIDAY morning, De-
cember 10 1890. at IL O'Clock. Mis-. ELEO'
NORA C. HENKEI, wife Of Rev. :. Henkel
ID. D.. aged sixty-eight years eleven months
and twenty one days.
TODD.-Died, in New York, December l3
1890. Mr.. WASHINGTON Ii. TODD, OF this
city, I'm the sixty first years Of his age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-16
THE SENSATIONAL PREACHER,
Rev. MT. Carmichael Delivers Hum
orous i ecture.

orous i ecture.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. OF ST. Paul's Epis-
copal church, delivered an interesting lecture
last night TO a fashionable aud appreciative
audience at the Young Mems Christian ALSO.
ciatlon hall. His subject was 1.-THE Seusa-
uonai Preacher" and bis whole address was
decided hit. His lecture was made up
mostly from extracts from the sermons OF
Father Paoletti, an Italian priest who lived
In the year 1850. some Of his quaint sayings
were Indeed numerous, and aptly fitted the
present day.
IN speaking OF the various kinds OF sensa-
tional preachers, MIR. Carmichael mentioned
the paradoxical man who advertises his ser
mons under glowing names lie remembered
seeing In Western paper where Rev. Mr..
Hercules Hollerer would preach on certain
Sunday ON fast driving. When the sermon
was delivered II was merely discourse ON
Jehu He said that II there were no newspa
pers this class OF preachers would have To
seek other fields OF labor and that their SER
mons reminded him Of Warmers safe cure
advertisements.
He also mentioned the physico-acrobatic
preacher, and the tOpico historical man. He
said that the last he thought always had a
sermon flled away waiting for the coming Of
certain events, and In his minds eye he could
readily see them ready for reference aud la
beled "CoDfagration," ELECTION Of Mayor"
"Pestilence," Floods" and the like. And
then he said among many others there was
the persuasive sensalionalist who advertised
. cory corner for all who came.
The most popular man amer all, he said,
was that one who preached short sermons.
In quoting the words OF Poalette. he showed
that the ladies and the frivolities OF fashion
bore the same position towards each other IN
that ancient day as at tn present nor did
the "dude" escape The excoriation OF the
philosopher OF the seventeenth century Ia
the translation OF the Italian, "ladies were
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An order was entered by Judge W. ,,
Barton yesterday in the CnanSe'y yoc .
providing that the stock Of goods recently !
turned over to Mr.. Sol. l.. Bloomperg ~ ~
trustee be sold at public auction. !n,s
was done. the sale commencing ~ !,
o'clock yesterday. Mr. Bowman ia,ie 1 %
short time ago for $4,000, and MS deco .,
assignment was attached by Nor'ne.h
creditors. BY consent OF counsei on oosl
sides, it was argued yesterday tnat VI,
goods should be sold, the season OF the year
being advantageous to the sale.
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Notes From the HeIgIts.
Miss Narcissa Barton has returned from

Miss NaIcissa Barton has returned from .
visit TO New Jersey.
Mr.. II. Clinton BOudar has purchased LOT
at the southeast corner OF Wtckham street
and Miller avenue. and will proceed 10 build
at once.
Among the new residents are Mr.. Robert
L. smith aud wife. Mr. smith is chief clerk
at the 4. ii. Mayo Tobacco Company.
Mr.. Richard Fox and family has moved
into their residence at the southeast corner
of Barton avenue and owe street
Captain J. II. O'Bannon entertained num-
Der OF his gentlemen friends Friday night al
his residence on Barton avenue.
Ground was broken saturday for the Epis-
cOpai church to he erected at the northeast
corner Of Barton avenue and Battery street
Tive Musical Association, under direction
of Mr.. j. Emory shaw. will Tehearse the
"stage business OF the opera patience" al
Monticello Hall, in Richmond this week
They will give The OpeIa In a short time. AND
Mrs. 4. A. Lamb will appear In the title role
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-16
Tbs HOlidays.

Now that the holidays are close al nan nos
Messrs. Goddard d Moses, jewelers., g-V
Main street, would invite all TO eau anu ~,
snect their magnificent stock Of rich and
elegant holiday and bridal goods. Iney
show goods suited to every purse, whether
a small silver or gold souvenir, or superb
diamond bracelet or necklace. AS IS tnelr
custom for many years, they reduce the
prices of every article during the festive
season, and their twelfth annual reduction
sale marks an era Of even lower prices than
before. Engraving on articles sold Is done
without extra charge. Remember the mum
Der, 92O Main street, Goddard u Moses
| Jewellers.
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An Excellent Nov

Rev. Mr.. Turnbull, pastor of the Old Market
Presbyterian church, at his morning service
last sunday announced that the friends OF
the church. approaching the need OF read.
ina.room for men and boys In the Old Marker
section, had secured No. 1923 east Main
street for such purpose. There Will De q
room for men and room for the boys. The
former would be supplied with newspapers.
magazines. and books, and the latter with
eames 4 his place 10 10 be kept open every
evening during the week from 10 ~
o'c ock, and on sunday from 4. M TIL T.
NJ. MIR Iurnbull said that the rooms would
be comfortable, and that men would no
longer be compelled TO 20 TO the bar-rooms
10 get a warm during the cold nights.
Ihe rooms will be onened with an inlormal
reception mex Thursday night. The preacher
invited all 10 drop In and take cupoi Gomez
Ne extended y cortiial invitation 10 the lad.
members of The church on this occasion, Dul
said that only men would be expected aftei
TIE opening night.
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Hrosd-street Methodist Church.

The large congregation that assembled in
this church on Sabbath day enjoyed the
forcible and eloquent discourse delivered by
DR.. Tudor, who has impressed all who
heard him with earnestness. Many
strangers here selected this church TO at
tend and the audiences are now filling this
church at each session. The Reverend
Doctor speaks rapidly and with power; his
subjects well discussed and every point
made plain. In the morning his address
was to the members of his church; at night
"A mastery production on the resurrection.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
OR. CHARLES L. STEEL MAKES AN
ASSlGNM EMIT.

H,s Liabilities Estimated to be About the
Abovs Amount--His Family are First
and Second Glass Creditsrs-A Low
Comedian In Trouble.
A deed OF assignment was recorded last
night In the Chancery Court clerks once
from DIR. Charles L. steel and Ella H., his
wife. Of Hanover, TO Charles Ii. Gwathmey' OF
uanover county. Liabilities are estimated
at $4,000. The deed was made In baltimore
and the tax was received by the clerk OF the
Henrico County Court. the deed having been
recorded In that court early in the day. .
TIE VISIBLE ASSETS.
The property decided to Mr.. Gwathmey is
as follows:
Tn Henrico county southeast corner oil
Cove avenue and meadow street, 10 feet.
In Henrico county. southwest corner Oh
Grove road and Park street, ITO feet' WIN
improvements thereon. .-,or
In HenricO county, nortneast cVfhei
Grove road. and Vine street. llo fee
In city of Richmond. Floyd avenue, near
plumb. "a 2-5 feet; two tenements thereo.;
In city OF Richmond. souse ana io'' w.
3IO3 west cary. fronting ~ feet -.
in HenricO county, 80 feet on boyu sIees'
known as pinneens addition IL,
I'm Henrico county: Fiftyfe on noith sue
Of HrOOklNn Stfftl TN DlnHccn ",tn
In Henrico county: south side OF rrankiin'
corner Of Cedar. 800 feet. - 49,,
In hanover county: Fifty-five acres on
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, near Gwathmeys crossing.
rIRsT-cLAss CREDITORS,
The nrst-class creditors named ale: Charles
G. Harris. Baltimore, Md, s4,525.75; james
n. Harris, Baltimore. Md.,,so.0iO.
sEcoSD-cLAss.
To secure the payment Of the following
thirteen negotiable notes George u. steer
| for several amounts as follows 800, YOU
$3.50. $3.50, 1925. s210, S12o. S22o. 500, Won
and s375. W. II. Sands, 1915 and $50.
AN ACTOR IN TROUBLE.
An Injunction was sued out last night in
the Chancery Court by Lamb & smith, corn
sci for. Joseph X. Hudson. proprietor OF the
! Casi o Theatre. Judge witt presided and
SSse,,1 Gates executed the order. The petit
| ZION asking for the injunction alleges nat
| Undson received a telegram from James Gill
dsy, n comedian; hat Gilday made propo'
sition that he be employed by Hudson al
| twenty dollars a week. After furtheI
| teIegraphing Hudson agreed TO do TINS ana
deposited money with the chesapeake anu
| ohio COMPANY, sufficient 10 pay Gllday fars
| 10 Richmond, the latter being In illinois,.
The petition further AYERS that Gllday
after riding about forty miles, ielegraphed
| hudson "that he was sorry. but he was toe
| Iafev and when Gilday arrived in kichmonu
| he refused 10 play for Hudson. but accepted
an engagement with James NJ. Barton o
| cartons Grand Opera House.
The Injunction granted last night restrain
Gilday from appearing at Barton's'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-16
Church Notes.

At the Second Baptist church Sunday o
collection was taken up 10 be used as sink
ing fund. This fund IN to be used In case tho'
lie congregation should cOnclnde 10 move
from their present location. Ii 10 not expec-
tea that there will be any change In the pexi
five years, or until they are forcrd bv the
march of business uptown to retire TO more
eligible site.
With very little effort some $1,000 was
raised sunday. and II il -xected that by the
time Il is needed the sum will be increased
To $3.50 o or S30.0DO. and in manner easy
OF ,ayment and without embarrassment u
any OF the membership.
Four.Mile Creek Baptist church. in Hen.
rico county, will be dedicated the first Sun.
day in January. Rev. A. f. Hardy wal
made pastor some months ago, and has
been working earnestly to build up large
congregation OF people in the county.
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Second BaptIst Church.

At the Second Baptist church Sunday
night Rev. DR.. w. W. Landrum began a
series of sermons "On the Example OF Our
Lord" preaching on the theme "Jesus at
Home" The programme for the series is
as follows: December 2lst, Jesus in So
ciety;" December 18th, Jesus at Church;"
January 4th, "Jesus as Friend;" January
18th, Jesus as Workers" January 18th,
"Jesus as Sufferer" January 18th,
"Jesus as Winner of Souls" Sunday was
the eighth anniversary of DR.. Landrum's
pastorage of this church. Tie delivered an
eloquent sermon, but did not especially
speak Of the day in the above connection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-16
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES.
THE BAPTIST AND METHODIST
SUNpAY-sCHOOLS.
Dr. w. w. Laudrum Begins = Series Of
Srrsnops - Mission Services ~ St
pstrsck's-E Encouraging Reports tie

ceived--Many Items of Interest.
the regular monthly meeting OF the Meth
,x,,st Sunday school Society Of Richmond
aud Manchester was held at Broad-street
church sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
Mr. G. ". Hunter. president; Charles p. Rsdy
and A. J. Gary, secretaries.
The exercises were opened with singing by
Broad street school and prayer by Rev.
George II Ray, OF Union stat on church.
Mfr. Minor, superintendent Of Broad
street school, made the report OF his school
which shows total enrolment OF 202: aver
are attendance. 1914; percentage. "a; money
collected Sal IS.
Inc president then introduced the follow
ing exercises by the children: Singing 10y
the infant class, recitation, "fhe Bishops
Visit" by Giles courtney, anddecorating The
cfos< with the words. Jesus Loves Me-" nv
LORD Burgess, Pauline shepperson, Alice
Owens Pearl Valentine, Mabeth Russell,
Fairfax Beach, Ethel Wood, Flofie Parker,
Florie Anthony, Lidi' Hiltzheimer, Lena
Pollard, aud Josie Christian.
Miss Grace Hennine sang pretty SOLO
entitled. BELL OF Conscience
Rev Dr. udor then addressed the meet
tpg his subject bel q. Tongue, Truth, Tenn
pcrance, Trust, and Time
He made a short but very hne address, en-
bodying practical thoughts on the five points:
The tongue should be controlled by The viii.
The truth should be adhered 10 and practised
nj all times. lntemperance isasln axalnst
God and humanity. Trust ID one OF the prac-
teal truths OF the gospel, and coupled with
obedience. makes mans service acceptable
20 God. Time IN fieeting, and by Its Dreyity
we are reminded 10 prepare TO meet our God
AN INTERESTING ADDRESS.
Rev. p. A. Peterson, ID. d., OF Trinity
church, also addressed the meeting sub
yect: 1.-The influence Of Home-Life In Mould
ing the Moral and Religious Character OF the
children"
The following IN n summary of superin-
tendents' reports for November:
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
items From the City on the other Side of
the River.

Rev. !. ]. Spencer, pastor Of the Christian
chur h which was burned last week, preach
ed sunday to a large congregation in Gibbs
opera House. A collection for new church
was taken up and $50 raised. There we've
two additions to the church.
At the cambridge street Baptist church
twenty converts were baptized sunday
An important meeting of Indianola Tribe
Red Mel was held last night.
The December term OF the Hastings Court
began yesterday.
The Danville railroad shops will shut down
December Goth for the Christmas holidays
Operations viii be resumed January 5lh
The public schools Will be closed for the
same length OF time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-16

for his ,uccessor, the Board has not met,
s az, ss 10 recognize the death OF tneir heir
nres}dsnt Hon. II. X. Ellyson. AZ tne
meeting this evening 1t 10 understood MS y
place will be nlled. Richmond Conese =
gradually but steadily enlarging US s wv,n,
The year now closing marks g res. DC.
both in the material and educason"'
partmeuts.
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Business IL Good.

The clerk OF the Chancery Court OF Rich
mond has paid into the State Treasury dur
ing the present year $4,000 tax on writs
deeds. &c. The amount paid for these pur-
poses by the clerk of the Henrico court dur
ing the same period for deeds alone-S3. 975-
was the largest amount In any year, except
ing last year. he clerk OF the Circuit Court
paid (writ taxes). not recording deeds OF
wills for the same peiiod about 81 900
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A VALUABLE RELIC.
One OF the Only Two Confederate states
Praver-Books Published.

One of the Only Two Confederate states
PRAYER Books Published.
At st. Paurs church, sunday, lady
showed Confederate prayer-Dook, IN
winch occurs the prayer for The President
OF the Confederate States. This was one OF
the two prayer-bOOks brought over from
England during the war by the Rev. Dr.
Hoge, of Richmond, as specimen copies.
One of these books was presented TO Mr..
Davis by Dr. HOge, and the other was sold
TO the gentleman who afterwards became
the lady's husband, for one hundred and
fifty dollars, before the depreciation OF Con-
federate money. by Messrs. Randolph X
English, Of this city.
The title page of this prayer-book reads
The Book OF Common Prayer
and Administration OF
the Sacraments
and other
Rites and Ceremonies OF the Chufch
according 10 the use OF the
Prote slant Episcopal Church
In the
Confederate states of America,
together with the Psaiter OF Psalms OF David.
Richmond. Va.
MDCCCLXIU.
lLOng Primer, 24mo.l
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MARRIAGES.

OULD-NOR MANN.-Married, December
II. 1890. at the residence Of A. L. Blow. Esq,
IN (ireenvile y. & by the Rev. Dr. Hunter
RODENT &. OULD 10 Mrs. FLOktNCE l..
NORMAN: both Of Richmond.
PRIDDY-TOLER.-M Married, in Washing
inefon. ID, C.. December II, 1890. by Rev.
samuel H. Green, Mr.. w. I. PkIDDY to MISS
MATTE l.. TOLER; both OF this city.
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III. Had Cnt severely.

Willie Dunford. a son Of Sir. william b
DunfOrd, OF the BrOad-StrerS engine house
while playing In the Capitol Square SUNDAY
morning trpped and fell, cutting his heae
severely. lie was picked up by Mt. DAVID j
Gersten and carried to his fathers home, 9ll
east Broad street. Tire wound Is serious
o9e. and the little fellow oas but slightly
hotter Yesterday.
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said to be masses OF conceit and the mother
super OF liers."
The ain of avArics was not overlooked
Martha and Mary we're pictured 40 glorfying
In the house and furniture len them by
Lazarus. and their disappointment at his re.
surrection. 1T. Peter was quotedsss say ing that
i've knew u was an angel who'had Liberated
him from prison because his rescuer had mol
fcuuircd any money.
ana the unfortunate husband was shown ~
bo the most prosecuted Of men.
some sound advice WAS administered In the
words Of plutsrch, "Let husbands be a Iittie
deaf and wives a little blind