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The Coming Catholic Convention.

All the preliminary arrangements for the
convention of the Catholic Young Mems Ma
tional Union are advancing towards completion
as rapidly as could be hoped for. Such, at any
rate, was the general feeling expressed at the
meeting last night of the committee Of twenty
five of the Carroll Institute, who are intrusted
with the preparations for the coming conven-
ton. The treasurer Mr.. n. II. Shea, reported
prominent local Catholics towards the expenses
OF the convention. The secretary, Mr.. Henry
W. Sohon, announced that the coming conven-
ton would be the largest the organization has
ever held. New York will probably send hun
bred delegates. Chicago twenty and other large
towns IN proportion. Capt. O'Farrell suggested
u. A. X. Hall as place of meeting fer the con-
ventlon, but the whole matter was left to its
proper subcommittee for action.
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TRY CASE OF HEUEICHs extra pale"
lager. The ARLINGTON BoTTLING Co.,
9th and h SITS NV
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ELEGANT FOLDING BEDS for So STANDARD
SPRlNG BED Co., 524 12th st. NV.
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BOYS Atwood PANTS. 81. Sizes Is to IL
years. EIsEMAS Bros. eth and L.
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PANTS to order. 80. EIsENAS Bros, 9TH and E

CARPETS CAMPHORAIED and made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 63l-635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1862
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For SaTURDAY.-Ladies' dressing saccues
made OF fine India linen. nicely embroidered.
all sizes. cut IN the latest shapes, all that we're
SL5o and S1.25 viii be 9Sc LAxsBuaaH 4
0Re
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ATTENTION is called to the auction sale by
Radcliffe, Darr X Co.. auctioneers, OF the two
two-story brick houses Nos IL and Is Dingman
place between New Jersey avenue and North
Capitol street and Z and Il streets northwest)
to take place tomorrow Saturday, 2s,) at s
O'Clock pm. Good chance for investment .
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER.
NES's H,Ts AND OrrFIrTIyGs


Black straw hats, Picnic STYLE" 81 to g.
White straw. Soc. Il. S1.5O. 90 to 50.
Flannel and cheviot shirts, 81 to 50.
Gordon and Stanley tennis sashes
Summer coats, vests. neckwear, &c. DC
X. c. LEWIS Il Soy.
One Price Hatters and Outftters,
1921 New York ave. near 18th ST., north side
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Co. Superior BAKING POWDER.
c. IS Superior BAKING POWDER
ClEvELAND's Superior BAkrse POWDER
ABSOLUTELY Tar BEsr

BECAUSE
Hhpure and wholesome.
h r1chest in cream Of
Anew tartar.
REASONS WHY Eis highest In lesyenins
CLEvELAND'S ROVER
SUPERIOR Food raised with II keeps
BAKING POWDER moist and sweet
is It's in the end. more eco
ABSOLUTELY nomicsi than any other
THE BEST Railways gives uniform
suta
Its absolutely free from
my6- .th. fam adulteration-
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USE The JOHNSTON BREAKFAST COFFEE. Sold
by all grOcers at 25c. per pound package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

Last evening Capitol Assembly, No. 116, Of
the International Fraternal Alliance, was insti-
tuted by Supreme President Vim. Baum
garten Of Baltimore. The following officers
we're elected and installed for the ensuing
term: Ex-Speaker, Gee. Bartlett; speaker. Ike
Cans; vice speaker, A. F. ii. Holsten clerk. j.
Ochs; treasurer, Julius Baumgarten chaplain,
NJ c. Whelan; door keeper, Emil X. Levy: SER
geant-at-arms. J. c. Entwisle: collector l..
Rosenan; trustees. E. Gerstenberg. Nathan
Cohn and r. A. Whitehand This new assem-
bly,, which starts with "a members and has IA
applications for membership pending bids fair
to become the banner assembly in this District
After the institution repast was served
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NV Law FIRN.-Henry y. Copp. who has
published Cops Landowner in this city for
move than sixteen years and Is we'll known in
land office circles as the editor OF Copp's Pub-
he Land Laws. Settlers Guide, American Min
ing Code. and other works on the public land
system, has formed law partnership with
Samuel ID. LHckett late law examiner OF the
General Land Once
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SPRING LAMB.
For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go to J. X. KELLY. 9Th ST. wing. Center
market, and MI. market. 5th and X SITS.
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LIQUOR LICENSES.

A Comparative Statement From the As
SCISSORS Office.
The books of the assessors Office show the
following to be a statement of the liquor
licenses granted during the years respectively
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Old Rye Whisky 75c. at. METzGER's, 9TH st1"
Buy Machine with Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice
how its rotary motion, silent and positive. con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office. 4S7 9Th NV
mZ2-3m WHEELER d WILSON MIRO. Co
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Co.
TAKE A DIP
IN TIE
OCEAN.
JULY. JULY
MERCHANTS EXCURSION
BEACH. OCEAN SHORE PARK and the
CAPES on the Magnificent steamer
EXCELSIOR,
Leaving 9TH st wharf July B at 9 pm. returning
ton July at am RoSN TRIP i e
BEhGa t Oh to 1AN HR PaE
FINEST SURF BATHING ON THE ATLANTIC
COAST at the two las: named resorts
State Rooms can be secured at steamers wharf.
charge OF the excursion:
C. KELLqGG 9Th ss Us, s., R REL 9th and
at steamer day OF leaving.
Get your tickets eariy.a only limited number will
STEAMER WILL LEAVE PROMPTLY AT PM
Meals served steamer at reasonable rates. There
VAL be plenty OF eots ON NE boat r. 80, @.
~ hour all up river Dixie and B@rthodi landings
the finest scenery on the potomac the only boat stop
hired S up so a
je24-3m Foot OF Sd st. NV.
RLAKIsToN ISLAND AND CLIFTON BEACH
ID STEAMER JANE MOSELG
EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
during the suIamer, commencing
JULY y.
Steamer leaves her wharf terminus OF cable and 9Th
street cara at 8 ) arrive home at 80 IN.
Excursion tick Its for the round trip Doc.
Persons not leaving the boat aud Wishing the sail.
fare for the round trap, 2oc
BAGGAGE with passenger, free. Children free.
special inducements offered sunday schools.
churches and societies
wharves: same fare. .e2o-2w
DAY AND EVENING EXCURSION
CALEDON MAN CLUB
To RIVER VIEW, FRIDAY, JUNE %.
Steamer Samuel J. Pentz leaves 7th St wharf 1t 9
leaves at IL noon, and l030. Usual gau es and
prizes for children.
Gents. so eta, Ladies. % eta 5e2l-6ts
& TEAMER ARRuwsMITH
fok CoAN, YoCoMCo. NoMINI AND cURRI.
OMAN,
touching ct Colonial Beach,
sails At p m. from 18th st wharf and pm. from
Aisxandria on MONDAYS and THURsDAys.
For Colonial Beach and Coltons on SATURDAYS NJ
4 pm. Home Sunday nights.
NESDAYs q s:A6 am Home II pm. js20-lm
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT AN SATURDAY..
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia fair till sunday; slightly cooler; north
terry winds.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
am.-Cireat Falls. temperature. &c; condition,
s. Receiving reservoir. temperature, s5. Con-
dition at north connection. 4; condition at
south connection. SO. Distributing reservoir.
temperature. -. Condition at inhueut gate
house. s: condition at effiuent gate house, r.
High water in the river at 800 pm low tide
81 9:22 pm.
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THrNk DEEPLY
in our line, no matter how small may be the amouus
involved
by coming to lock our large and well ASSORTED
stock Of all that is new and sessonsble. IT.
CUTAwAY SUITS.
Electric Blue Serge strictly all wool. fast color u,
seams double stitched. serge lined throughout
ATsl3.5o.
PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS
Fine vale corsscrew. strictly all wool sh faced. aAs
bound serge lined Ar.s7a
cUTAwAY SUITS,
Light mixture and broken plsids. serge lined dosss
stitched.
AT sz75.
SACK SUITS.
Light colOrs. gray mixed. decided and broken plAda
SILK LINED THROUGHOUT. double stitched.
sIo7a
SACK SUITS
Only few left; sizes to 40: neat dark ni.tpr>
serge lined, double stitched.
AT SAGA
ALPACA coATs-sl.5O. sL75. 81, s2.5o and sa
New invoice of cHILpREN's PANTS ayes 70 "a
years at 33c.
Only few SAILOR SUITS. ages to 10 ysar..
Use and 81.
OFFICE COATS. stripes and checks. 2sc. On s.l.
7tol0
zoo dozen CELLULoIp COLLARS Of Ice. sp,so>,
CUFFS. SIC. pair.
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
aENTLEMENs FURNISHING eooDA
SCI AND s2s 9TH ST NV.
Corner Massachusetts, Avenus
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
,e2s Open Saturday until IL pm
WHITTIER MAcHrsE CoMpANE
Boston and New York
HIGH SPEED SAFETY, HYDRAULIC PAssKSeEl
ELEVATORS.
Operated upon the PkIssUkE TANK system
Steam, BELT and draulic Elevators Tor lrssengR
and Ereleht Service. steel Boilers aud Boiler
Plate Work OF all descriptions.
O. W LEMls, Agent,
sp3-3m once. $50 18th Ct n.w.. Washington. d. q
UosEPH GAwLER.
q FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND ENBALhER.
1874 Pennsylvsnis ave. n. ~
Telephone call ISL" -
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PICNICS, &c.

EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
MOONLIGHT kKfFES M,S, q TIE
ff BA tPf HsFe HOME N fne
Tg TfcPhfs ' g Gf !; 1880.
Bost leaves ;th st wharf at 6:30 sharp.
" NJ c. EXCLUSION TO-DAY $40 PM
Il steamer Corcoran Indian Head har closed
refreshments city prices orchestra and brass band
leave cars at L ST sw; tickets 2oc. l'
- OF THE
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC CLUB
uoxn RIVER VIEW. .o0
The Steamer Samuel j. Peptz will leave her wharf at
TICKETS SOC. neshari j children pc.
V'EACHERs' EXCURSION TO ST. PAUL
ANNUAL MEETING OF NATIONAL EpUcA-
TIoNAL ASSOCIATION.
VIA PENNSYLVANIA AND CHICAGO. MILwAU-
KEE AND ST. PAUL RAILROADS.
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP.
TICKETS ON SALE FROM July IsT TO I'D. IN
elusive GOOD UNTIL SEPTEMBER 80.
Special advantages offered to teachers and others
Wishing visit Paul. Mnnea rolls and The North
west. For further information apply 10
je27-3t. Frslkiin school.
VyHE LAWN PARTY OR FEAST OF LANTERNS
Il 10 be given by the POTOMAC WoMAN'S RELIEF
CORPS. g. A. H., Will he held
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE "a, AT s O'CLOCK,
On he grounds Of Hon + b. Devices, northeast cor
tickets - cents refEesnneats included. ie2o-2t'
COLONIAL BEACH
DAY EXCURSIONS
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Salt Water Bathing
Famous Shore Dinner at the hotel
wM. T. cRUMP. Proprietor.
Steamer 7. v. ARRowsMITH leaves eth street
wharf As am. Home at 10p.m.
EVERY SATURDAY
Leaves at 80 pm. Home Sunday IL pm
jea6-lm
CLIFTON BEACH.
Steamer JOHN W THOMPSON
SUNDAY. JUNE 2s.
oaS. sns sayss from on wharf terminus
Fare % cents.
Good bathing. fishing and Grabbing
JUNE EVENINGS ON THE RIVER
The New Palstial Iron and Steel Steamer
CHAS. MACALESTER,
The Finest and Fastest and Only New the
Potomac River.
Water Tight Iron Compartments, making the MAC
ALESIEk Absolutely Safe
$50 Electric Lighs-Eectric Search Light illuminate
ing the River and Landings.
Leaving Her Wharf, Foot of eth Street.
AT $50 Pm. SHARP
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
June % and rs,
And on Each Friday and Saturday Evening During
the Season of 1890 Arriving in Washington
on Her Return at 10 O'Clock pm
40 Miles to Indian Head and Return. Landing at Mar
shall Hall Going and Returning
Elegant Cafe on the CHAs. MACALESTER Meals
and Lunches at Marshall Hail Restaurant
FARE, ROUND TRIP. % CENTS
Sunday trips to Marshall Hall at Ii q. m, 2 80,
3 80 aud 8 T. IN. sharp.
Best OF order guaranteed \
je26-;it L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG

HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 for g. Prepared only by
c. l. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 3
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II EGULAR LINE OF COACHES LEAVE 32D
IL aud SITS L. W. every hour FOR Arlington Round
Trip 30c Vehicles of all kinds to hire. LEWIS j.
COLLINS 3625 NJ st. NV. my5-}
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

BOYS ALL-wOOL PANTS. Sizes q to 81 inches
IN seam. EIsEMAN Bros. 9TH and E
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JULIUS LANSBURGH,
N1lDSUAMEk 18th and SITS.
BARGAINS
FURNITURE,
MATING,
CURTAINS
DRAPERIES. &c
M1psUxxER

CHAMBER SUITES.
Those Elegant Three piece aid Oak Chamber Suites
which were selling ut S}2 have been reduced to $40
Finest suite ever offered .or the money worth $40
We have them in Antique Oak and sixteenth Cen
fury finish. Large Dresser. Beveed Plate glass.
Chairs TO match. 81. Rockers to match, 1925
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FIVE furniture storage. CHAcE' s.opp. Post Office

The BEST AND PUREsI BEER IN the market is
Heurich's extra pale" lager TIE ARLINGTON
BoTTLINs Co. Telephone 634-3
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Dog Collars Engraved Free. WALroRD's,
Q93 + Of
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Razoks HoNEp FEE. WALroRp.s. Az Pa.av
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BOARDS. ellis per 100 feet 9th and N.Yave.
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CARPET CLEANING. CHAcE's. opp. Post Offic,
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A SLEEPING BABY.

POWERFUL FIELD GLASSES Hempler's. AZ.
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Come and give us your order tomorrow for
Groceries, Teas and Fresh Coffees. We can
save you money. Gran. Sugar with orders, 65sc.
It, Nj. Il 7. METZGER All It'll ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

Free.-Samples of DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervlne at EDWARD p. MERITS. 1914 st.
Cures Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness.
Neuralgia, Fits, &c.
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NEW Dry GOODS HoUsE.-It is Davis"
no longer The store at the corner Of Market
space and Sth street will hereafter be conducted
by Messrs. W. A. Pierce & Co., they having
purchased Mr. Davis stock and business Mr.
Pierce is dry and fancy goods man Of long
experience. having been European buyer for
Strawbridge Clothier of Philadelphia-av very
high recommendation in itself. 1t is the inten-
ton of Messrs. Pierce & Co. to begin at once a
mammoth, sweeping sale of the stock now on
hand. which will be offered without any regard
to value and closed out as soon as possible
This sale will begin on Monday morning next
and tomorrow evenings Star" will contain a
large announcement of prices made regardless
of cost or value. This step is preliminary, for,
as soon as the stock Is removed, extensive in
terror and exterior alterations will be made in
the store,
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7 T.wALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST N.w.-As-
q bestos Goods. Moth proof Paper and Wax i, and
3-ply Prepared Hoonng, lue Lining aud Tops. " b
Lime. Celnents. White Wash brushes cheap. splS
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Don't Miss This Chance.
Southeast corner 9th and T..
Mems Suits, nobby styles. IS. 81, "a 81 and S5.
Boys Suits, II to Is years, S2.75, S. s. so
and 81
Children's Suits almost given away, ages 4 to
IA years, Sl.20, Sl.50. 81. so and $l75
Mems Working Pants, Csc; Seersucker Coats
Sac; Fancy Vest. Csc; Seersucker Vest 15c /:
Fine Dress Suits, cutaway, Prince Albert and
sacks. Sc. 30, $3.50. 80 and $40.
Southeast corner 9th and E.
)e2I-f IL. FRIEDLANDER
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

noN'T FORGET THE EXCURSION OF lHE "
~ STREET, BAPTIST CHI RICH AND SUNDAY
SCHOOL to Bay liidse NEXT FRIDAY tJune 27D
Other Sunday schools not having day engaged are
cordially invited 10 unite with US. Je2l-5t.
, 49,.
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weather days outing at Bay Ridge is a re-
fresher to the deEizens Of Washington. There
is good salt water bathing. boating and fishing,
banks and seats in the groves where one can re-
cline and listen to the music OF the Naval Acad-
envy Band, which the management has engaged
for the season. For the children there is end
less amusement in the electric railway, the
roller coaster, the swings and merry go rounds,
the ball field &c. The breezes at Bay Ridge
are never idle, and even upon the hottest days
the wind comes stealing over the beautiful bay,
temperng the heat of the sun and making ex-
istence Joy instead of burden. The cafe
supplies choice meals at reasonable prices. The
b. o. trains to Bay Ridge leave Washington
at convenient hours and the round-trp fare is
only one dollar.
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Total revenue
Total revenue. ...............


Total revenue from sale of liquor s5l4, 63l. OS
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Best Granu!ated Sugar, 615c., at
Je25-H c. WILMER Co.'S, 1918 Penn ave.
800 Dozen More of Those Extra Fine
Ribbed Seamless 25c. Half Hose in all colors,
selling so rapidly at 15c a pair 6 pair for zoe.
for III days only at c. AUERBACH's. 9TH and H.
Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency
ie24. 26, u % SO. iyl2
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THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION LAST EVEN
IS6-REPoRT OF THE COMMITTEE TO WAIT on
RIsTRIcr ATTORNEY HoGE IN REGARD TO THE
CLUBBING OF SAMUEL HUTCHINSON.
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je2l 40. 422, 424. 426 SEVENTH ST.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-20

animal was attached, in front OF an
electric car, which the conductor
quickly stopped.
Deacon +. Z. Cambell has n turheu
homs to spend the winter, and Is
looking well.
Mr.. John Pulling and family nav
moved 10 Bedford County 1hese
he viii conduct business Tor his iatn-
or. as be is very old.
Rev. .. Il. Harris OF the hicnmono
Theological seminary, assisted
Rev. Daniel James in administering
the Lords supper last Sunday even
ing. 49, aarghte,
. 81 AIRS. Edith James, died on th'
). 18th inst, agethree years. Funera
10 took place from Rising MI Mol
r. baptist Church, 18th inst, at z;o'
h O'Clock p. M. kev. Daniel jaime
a. ofticated. ...o
. The sunday School committee
- the Mt. Calvary baptist Sunoa
school and the Rising Mt Zion BAL
ist Sunday school are preparing \
their scholars Christmas. 10e
times are expected at each scnoo'.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-20

REDMOND Va. Dec. 8, 1870
The Minister'S Conferences met IN tns ~, Ss.,r
an lirst Bsptist Church Presidsnt IN ens sa' ~.
PRAYER by rev. Evans Payne lns ion""1Ne
oorSs of SUNDAY services were gwen III r.~,.
fEorrth Rrptist Church. Rev. ENens = -
naator $50 :. 5. small 1l.S0 pss'os $500.
s,x0 prof j. Jones. d. D.. preached. ny. $500 ..,
tssnti.f Chureh Rev. Archer Ferguson $500.
~ = = smalf. il:SO covenant msstins' ssV eo'N-
~ Stsrsrsr Bsptst Church. Rev. H. Wehs pes
go asO y = god. l:50 Kew Z. "A. NoIess -
~ Dreached $50 Prof. HardvaJ pree.Sn.ess $500 Z
oraysr-meetinx Rev. n Weiis ADMINS 80, ~. - -
eeon,munion for the Mt Carmel bnptlse ~ ~ -
~ s.So shiloh baptist Church. Aenlano. "a "a
| Rev J. A. Taylor pastor. NV . . e~S
| communion pastor preached. -
| First Baptist church. lev y n. nv 81. :. $3.50
| ,or S.so s. :. small. ll:3O lrOtncr - - ~ =.
~ the SEMINARY preached. S:5v Mr. MerPss az,
| a Aempsrance meeting a good turn ove. ,.s.
Sninistering brethren TOOK a part IN INC -. ~
| 'rhe CHOIR sang a number Vi pieces iTOna ~
slins got en- up by the 1emperanee Lesss, \,
| Hxnns suitable for the occasion. me Peos~
stat.sd In the meeting that the let baps- - ~
| did not allow any member ot the chuiSN ~ -,
| ~ bar room Ne had good Deetmk- N~
her came forward aud aligned the pieoee- q,
We none IL may do much good mose e~Ro~'
~ THIS Se~,oA - lev. X. WELLS. President
Rs7 J. IL. HOLAks. Cor. 80
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xr4RarNlA STEAMBOAT COMPANY for thu
v sSSsnonx. Cheapest aud most plssnssss,tn,s
oerta "a OH POINT. NlR1lNlA BEL n.>'. m
r r5s.s9 - vTlsW NORFOLK. POkTBApuIh:
NEWPORT NEWS. cLAREMoNT. snc . 1870
RIVER LANDINGS by elegant saloon SsSnaY
wEDSESDAY. and FRIDAY At A; "A. 1870 ~
cars 40 directly 70 steamers whSrl. S'' ~ ~
Point ar Norfolk. &l5o: second Gloss. -. ,..,.
S,onncctions at Old Poiut and Noriosk 1oso,Ss
,tb All lines for northern citiss. Virslnla bsaSn,
80 ,1.-au View same afternoon, james flVsr W
az ~,,sl,t tsreat tourist line. Chsapoet route
Through tickets on steamer and ~ ~hrcS ~
nhsnsyss Sfnre-rooms engaged for day or niHnt
Freisht received daily for NoRFol,h r Ti11
xoIITH. OLD POINT. Al.ENANDh11n. - = 4. = y n
TIC Ann DANVILLE. and FARM ti-LE = : . !, :
| pnwuATAN n. r. STATIONS. and " hSh L,s- =
TON. d. c. all points in Eastern NORTH ,sn m
esstern Virginia and all regular lanolnes , M
| Inm,s- river at lowest rates and through VA
- ued- - ,,,r,r,s v,o. President
No M Main street and Rocketts-
wxrstoER Freight and Passenger Assn
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st Jose ph's CHI urch.

Whilst we appreciate the atten,
ton which many OF our people paid
us during our late mission, we hope
that they will always bear in MIND
that they are constantly welcome to
attend the beautiful divine services
of St. Joseph's pretty church which
was built for their special benefit
To be admitted to the early ser,
vice on Christmas morning, 1T viii
be necessary to be provided with q
ticket of admission which can be 90
tanned at Pastors residence. Wish
ing you much Joy during the mol
season of Christmas and Gods rlcl
blessing for 1891, remain.
Yours truly,
A LIGHTHEAR7
Pastor of the st. Joseph's Church
700 N. First Street.
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Married at the residence OF bride
father. NJ. Andrew Jackson, IN
Goochland County, Sss.. Miss Diary
s. Jackson to Mr.. Wise Ellis OF Rlch-
mond. Va, December, 18th, lSSV'
at / o'clock. Rev. p. Z. Williams
oficiated. The happy couple ieft Oh
the 4:4O train for Richmond, tneli
future home. Prof. Johnson anc
Clarence Parrish and other friendl
accompanied them to Richmond
ON the following night a reception
was rendered them by Mr.. William
Ellis. 11O4 N. Second Street. The
were serenaded by brass brand.
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MARRIAGES

GooDE-HERBERT- marriage
OF Miss Mary Herbert to MIR. hooert
n. Goode viii take place Thursday |
Dec. 23. 1890 at the residence oil the
bride. No. 7O5 N. Harrison ST., at
Q O'Clock 2. NJ. Friends are invited
No cards.
R0pNsoN-JoSEs-The marriage
of Miss Caledonia Jones to Mr..
Robert Robinson will take place at
the Olive Baptist Church Wednes-.
dav. Dec. "a, 80 at 10 O'Clock A. Nj
Friends are invited. No cards.
WRIoHT-TAYLoR-The marriage
OF Miss Annie Taylor to MIR: James
H. Wright will take place Wednes'
day. Dec. pa, 1890 at $50 O'Clock
An. at the residence OF the bride
1119N. 5th street. Friends are re
specially invited No cards.
GRAY-TUcKER-The marriags G
Mr.. d. Fl. Gray of Chula, Va, to Mis-
Cornelia A.. Tucker Of Dorset, Va
will take place at the residence
the haide: Dece Der oath, at 1:S
%. m. Friends Are invited \
cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-20

Tomorrow, Dec. 81, the Fourth
Sunday in Advent, there will be spec
ial and appropriate services at our
Church. Preaching at IL a. M, ano
8 o. m. Good singing with organ
and cornet accompaniment. very
cordial welcome to all.
There will be Grand Gift Carnl
val given at the School room OF So
philips P. K. Church, Monday ans
tuesday nights Dec. 22nd and 23rd
1890.