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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
49, 1890

heart, rs they are literally covered with All
the weeds farmer ever heard OF ana
great many be never dreamed OK. Inc
corn crops are looking well. out are sui
fering very much for want OF ram.
LAWN PARTY.
Preparations are being made for large
lawn party to be given at south fiains
church in the near future. Cnarsdes VIII
lend to the enjoyment of the occasion.
Mr. Charles b. Fox and Mr.. ID. W: Dur
rett were chosen as delegates from south
Plains Sunday school to sttend the sun
day-school convention to be held at Bates.
vile. Albemarle county, about the lat OF
August.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Kate Stuart, of Alexandria, is visit
ing at "Castalia"
Mrs. Bartlett Boiling is at the White Sui
phur. $3.50
Mrs. DR.. Charles Hancock, of the Miller
School. is on a visit to her old home near
Keswick
Messrs. Gustavus Hancock. of Memphis
and Beverley Hancock. of Florida, are also
IN the neighborhood.
Mr.. Stapleton Chewing and wife, OF II.
Louis. are spending the summer at Milton:
The young men of the neighborhood
have formed baseball club. They Will
practice at Broad-0ak Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
CkRTER'S CREEK.
The Randolph Macon District Conference
in Session There.

i'm Session There.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
CAgTER's CREEK, Va. July IL, 1890.
The twentv-third session of the Ran
dolph-Nacon District Conference met to-
day in the commodious house of worship
lately built bv the Methodsts of Carter's
Creek, Lancaster county, Rev. George n.
Ray, presiding elder. in the chair. Fifteen
ministers and twenty two lay delegates are
in attendance. J. ". G. Davis. on motion,
was elected secretary, and Rev. j. L.
Payne chosen as assistant secretary.
Rev. DR.. Hall. of the Disciples church.
New York city, was introduced to the Con-
ference and invited to take a seat within
the bar.
COMMITTEE on WORK.
A committee on work, which embraces
the spiritual condition of the Church, mis-
sions, colportage. &C, WAS appointed, con-
sisting of the following Rev. DR.. }. A.
Kern, Rev. w. I. Williams, MAJOR * v.
Peatross, Rev. 7. II. Boggs, Rev. William
Mctiee, w. A. Sheppard, and Rev. j. w.
Shackford.
TO EXAMINE TIRE RECORDS.
The following were appointed commit
tee to examine the record hooks OF the
DIR. ". J. Newbill. G.. T.. Shackleford, D..
G. Deshazo, and j. L. Minor.
co-PoRTAGE.
DR.. 4. Kern presented q communica-
ton from Rev. DR.. A. G.. Brown, the general
agent of the Virginia Conference Col
portage Board. in which no spoke very en-
couracingly of the work being done In sup
plying the people with books.
Rev. DIR. G. W. Carter, agent OF the
Preachers Relief Society. was introduced
| TO the Conference.
Rev. f. w. Claybrook, of the Baptist
church, was also introduced to the Con-
ference.
THE OPENING SERMON.
The hour set apart for worship having
arrived the opening sermon was preached
by Rev. W.. T. Williams, OF Bowling ,
Green. from Acts tx. 81. after which the
Conferences adjourned and refreshments
were partaken OF.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session the RELIGIOUS
services were conducted by Rev. w. A.
Crocker. the presiding elder in the chair.
| The minutes of the morning session were
read and approved. The work OF calling
| for reports from the charges was resumed
and number were given.
THE LATE REV. J. Fl. CROWN.
A resolution offered by w. I. Chandler
| in recard to the noble traits and virtues of
Rev. j. II. Crown. who had lately died
| "a member of the Conference}, was adopted
| by rising vote.
The hour for public worship having ar
rived. Rev. j. w. Shackford preached from
| Matthew xviii, IS. after which the Confer
ence set apart o'clock Monday evening as
| the time for the election of lay delegates
| to the Annual Conference. The Confer
ence then adjourned.
| NOTES.
DR.. Hall lectured last night and will lee
| ture again tonight.
Rev. DR.. Carter will preach tomorrow.
| The people of Carter's Creek are entertain
| inc the Conference nicely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
ePersonals and Rr efs.

Mrs. S. B. Brady is visiting at Shannan-
dale, W. Va.
Senator John B. F. Mills. of Wise county,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy +. Brown and chill
dren and Miss Belle Badenoch are at Cobb's
Island.
Messrs. James C. Lamb and P. B. Shield
leave to-day for Cold Sulphur Springs,
Bath county.
Miss Lizzie Bellamy has returned from
West Point, and is theguest of Mrs. Thomas
W. Gentry, of No. 10 south Pine street.
Mr.. Thomas s. Toler and family are in
the city visiting his sister. Mrs. Julia Hol-
loway, OF 72l west Cary street.
Mrs Sarah f. Bailey, of Philadelphia,
formerly OF this city, is visiting her son,
Mr.. George (. Bailey, at No. II Linden
street.
Miss Carrie Foote, who lives with her
| mother on Venable street near the Me-
| chanicsyille turnpike, is quite i'll with
| brain-fever.
Mrs. Catherine A. Tucker qualified in the
| Chancery Court yesterday as administra-
trix OF the estate of Patrick ). Tucker.
| The estate is small.
Mrs. L. 1. Waterbury. matron of the
Woman's Christian Association, has been
granted months leave of absence. Her
place will be, supplied by Mrs. Mcknight
during her absence.
Mons. Spiro Zotelle. VINO has been
| visiting his old friends in Richmond. left
Yesterday afternoon ria the steamship Old
| DOMINION for New York, and thence be
will sail by the French line of steamers for
Rome to visit his brother.
Three Of the steel connecting rods Of
the United States armored .Sattle-ship
Texas have been received at the Richmond
locomotive and Mechine- Works. the con-
tractors. These rods in the roueh weigh
800 pounds each.
Mr.. Sol. We'll left yesterday bv steamer
for the North. He will visit his father in
Raltimore. From there he will 90 to Far
Rockaway and Long Branch. on his re-
tnyn he will stop in New York. Philadel-
phia, and Atlantic City for 9 few days.
Mrs. John S. podson and daughters,
M;sses Marv and Katie 8. Dodson. will
iaaxe Friday for New York Whsrs they
vI,; w,i, ;oin special party for San Francisco,
Cal. They will be gone two months or
more. ",, and the trip is delightful one to
he tsien at this season Of the wear. Re
tu,r;ng they will pass throue Wsshing-
ton Tsrrtory, and viii visit the great
lakes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
GOOD TEMPLARS' MEETING.
The Ladies Take Charge and Present n
splendid Programme.

At the last meeting Of Jefferson Lodge of
Good Templars held at McDonough's s
Hall. on Eighteenth street, the lodge was
oficered and entertained by some of the
Young lady members. Several candidates
were initiated by the acting Chief Iemplarr,
who performed the ceremony in graceful
digniAed. and impressive manner. 1he FOL
lowing programme was well-rendered
Cheras by ten young ladies'; Recitation, Ida
Peake: Duct. Eva Aikisson and Ida Oeilvie
solo, Ida Allen; Duet. Id. Peake and Dor-ie
Cox: Recitation, Ida Alien; Qunrtelte, Ida Tim
herlake. Ida Peske. Cora Nickelboso, and Dorsie
Cox: Duet Dell and Ada Oglyie; solo, Caliie
Lacy; Duet. Cora Mickelboro and Ida Allen
Dialogue, Iia Allen, Lou tucker. Cora Nickel
boro Dorsie Cox, and Ida Hicks: Chorus, ten
young ladies'.
Mr.. Chick, visiting brother from Sid
nev Lodge. was called on and responded
with a solo. which was very much enjoyed:
Remarks we're made by j. A. Hobson. OF
Trinity; W. T.. Smith. of Rescue. and
others. The occasion was one OF pleasure
10 all present and the young ladies were
complimented by vote OF thanks by the
lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
Annual Meeting Held Here Yesterday and
Officers Elected.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Virginia Construction Company was
held at the office of the company here at
noon Yesterday.
There were present about three fourths
of the stockholders In person or represent
lance were here. Only routine business
was transacted. ., q,
The annual report of the President and
directors, with accompanying documents
showing the condition of the company
were read and acted upon.
A. S. Buford. president, and the follow
ing directors were reelected; A l.. Boul-
ware, John A: Coke, v. +. Leske, John
Richmond; ID. Il. Porter, John Overton,
Jr.. and L. J. Latham, of Memphis. -,
Mr.. Il. l.. Traylor is secretary OF the
company, a position he has filled credit
ably for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
THE NAN
EIGHT COUNTIES ENDORSE THE Al
LANCE CANDIDATE.
Majorfties for Him In Other Counties
The Nomination Good ss Made In
the Sixth District.
rsnocl., ,e,.grnm 10 tne p,,r.,en. /

Especial telegram TO tho Disnstch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c.. July 15.-The Demo-
cratic County Convention of Union county
met at Monroe to-day. News reaches here
that ID. A. Covington. prominent candi-
date for Congress and q resident of that
county, had withdrawn IN favor of Captain
s. Il. Alexander, the alliance candidates
This makes Union solid for Alexander
A letter received here to-day from Robe
son county. the home OF Hon. Alfred Row
land, our present representative IN Con-
gress. says that Robson did not instruct
her delegates. but TINT the result OF the
convention indicates that Alexander Will
carry two thirds If the county on the first
ballot.
SOLID TOR HIM.
Mecklenburg. Cahsrrus. Columbus.
Richmond. Union. and Brunswick coun-
ties are already solid for Alexander. while
New Hanover, EobesOn. Anson, and Stanly
will probably give him msiorities. so that
the convention ut Iaurinburg will proba-
blv be nothing but q ratification Of the
nomination which will already have been
made.
TWO CROPS.
There was not enough cold weather here
last winter TO kill cotton-stalks. and num-
bers of farmers have last years stalks that
have budded out and are in full bloom.
Such thing has not happened betore.in
the memory OF our people. Ii hadanever
been expected that North Carolina would
rival Mexico and Central America by pro
ducing two crops of cotton from ono stalk.
GOOD HAUL.
4 few days ago Captain II. A. Judd. su-
perintendent of the Parker mines. Stanly
county. was robbed OF valise which con-
tanned $500 in greenbacks and SiO0 IN sill
yer. together with diamonds estimated to
be worth 80. 100. Yesterday ragged negro
urchin carried watch with the letters h.
A. J. engraved upon it TO W. :. Fowlkes'ss
iewery shop for repairs. He was accused
of having stolen il, and the police were on
the lookout for him, expecting TO take nm
when he returned for the watch, but he
never came back.
DR.. Thomas j. Moore, formerly resident
of this place but now of Richmond, is
here on a visit to his mother and friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
MANCHESTER BRIEFED.
Personal and Other Items OF Interest from
~," Across the James.

PfTsODal anu OtucT htCnhs VI AhsTfcob AAS>>-
49, Across the James.
Mr.. B. Owen and family have returned
from Ocean View.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Miller, Of Powhatan, was
in the city yesterday.
City-Englneer Cutshaw, of Richmond,
was in Manchester yesterday morning.
Mrs. Augustine Royal continues quite
sick at her home on Porter street.
Mrs. John w. Arlington left. YESTERDAY
for Warrenton. n. c., to spend the sum
mer.
The new gutterng is being put down ON
Decatur street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth.
Mrs. w. G. Owens is expected to return
this week from Alexandria. where she has
been visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. l.. X. Thornhill is visiting friends in
Cumberland county near Columbia. From
there she will go to buckingham and
thence to Appomattox.
Mr. Willie Mutter, of this city. has re-
turned TO Roanoke to accept business
situation. i,
Nr. Basil Winfree and Miss Archer, Of
Hupuenot. will be married tonight at
Bethel church in Chesterfield county.
Miss Lon Sublett returned Monday from
Blue-Ridge Springs and will leave Friday
for Ocean View, where she VIII spend
week OF TWO.
Mr.. W. B. Holt. the fireman who was
killed in the wreck at Gladstone Sunday
night. was resident of Matoaca. Chester,
field county. and his remains were inferred
there Monday afternoon. ,
The Methodist parsonage at the corner OF
Ninth and Porter streets Is being grepainted
and receiving necessary repairs.
There were some five or six cases before
| the Mayors Court Yesterday morning, but
none OF them were important. Small fines
were imposed on the offenders.
Hons. John ID. Shepperson, Of Charlotte,
and James :. Jones. of King and Queen,
members of the Joint legislative Commit
| tee on the Oyster Industry, were IN Man
| chester for short while Monday after
noon.
DR.. NJ. L. James, of Richmond, was in
| Manchester yesterday afternoon. and ex-
pressed great surprise at the rapid growth
| of the city. lie was especially impressed
with the street improvements now gong
| on.
The following delegates and alternates
have been elected from the Central Metho-
| dist church TO the district conference
which conyenes at Tabernacle church. New
| Kent county. on the 22d instant: Dee
gates-D. J. Weisiger, Thomas II. Betty,
| and Lawrence p. Pool. AIternates-R. q.
| Traylor L. J. Smith, and Charles Wake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
WHERE THE PREACHERS WILL GO.
How the Baptist Ministers Summer Naca-
tions viii he Spent.

The Re'tgio,,s Herald of this week: under
the coption where the Richmond Preach
ers VIII Go" says;
"Dr. Frost will spend his vacation partly by
the sea and partly IN tho moun'ain@ Rev l.
+. Bell will supply for him. Professor hsrrlsop
win visit the Valley. Lebanon, New Lebanon.
NeW-River. and Clinch-Nalley associations IN
the interest OF Richmond College. Dr. Hatcher
VIII mn his own pulpit until second shhohy IN
August Three Sundays after that date Will be
speut in the North. DR.. Laudrnm VIII pTeach
for the First church Of Lynchburg during the
month OF August. He will attend the srawoef-
rv. Valley. Appoma;,ox, and shiloh associa-
tions. DR.. Whitfield remains in hich,
mond. Brother Huts0n Will aid several
ms as vet 10 programme, but VIII
prohably visit several associations. pr. cooper
remains in Richmond until September, when he
coes North Dr. Hidcn will supply Tor MN.
Hrofher George r. Williams viii remain IN
Richmond, preaching occasionally In tho couh.
try. Brother II. = Williams VIII spenl August
I'm the country. Or. Goodwin goes 10 Europe 10
ns abssnt two months Brother Tbornhill Will
eneud n season in the country in protfacteu
,neetiugs Rrolher joel Tucker remains IN
Rlcbmond DR.. Pollard becomes pastor At Glen
Allen, and will attend several associations. Pro
'e--or ". ID. Thomas. after locating his famliy u.
Canon Springs, takes up the pilgrims stan ana
proceeds 10 the dis,ric, associations. Professors
Purvear, Harris and Winston VIII engage IN tnc
ssme work Rev. Eldridge Hatcher Will supply
At Farmvflle, Freemason-Streei, Noriois' ana
Hampton. Rev. Joseph Walker rests III Tue
home Of his adopted ia ghter IN Manch@stsr.
Rov / " Better will summer in the city ana
will cheerfully render any service in his lower
70 absent Iastorf. Tho venerable ROBERT ny
land IL in King and Queen. DR.. &. II. hyiand Is
in The Same happy land. Or. II. A. Tuppcr VIII
Gee TO the mountains TO escape hay-fever.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
City Circuit Court.


Mrs. Jane King rs. the Eastern Ice Com
pany. Original verdict and judgment set
aside and another trial had, resulting in
another verdict and judgment in favor OF
the plaintiff, but for q smaller amount
than formerly.
Petersburg Ice Company rs. the Eastern
Ice Company. Original verdict and judg-
ment set aside and another trial resulting
in verdict for the defendant.
Suit instituted Venable q Heyman ts.
r. J. Bannister for S239.25:
The following is the style of the suit IN
stituted Monday and referred to in the
Dispatch of yesterday: Eva Leineweber
by Rudolph c. Leineweber, her next friehds
and August Leineweber. her husband, who
is living separate and apart from her snd
is made party plaintiff to this suit solely
for the sake of conformity to the statute,
rs. The Richmond City Railway Compiny
for $4,000 damages Rudolph Lene-
weber is the plaintiffs oldest son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
There Was No Theft.

Mrs. Rosa Francioni and her sister. Flo
mena Nora were before the Police Court
Yesterday morning charged with the lar
ceny of $50, the property of N. Jacobini.
Ii appeared that the whole matter. grew
ont of a dispute among a number of Itai-
lans, who had gotten up a picnic at the
Fxposition-G Grounds on July 4sh and which
turned out a financial failure. without
hearing any evidence for the accused the
Police Justice, e,honorably discharged both
of them. sMrs Frsncioni is the wife of MIR.
Il Francioni, who has been in business In
this city for number of years. and her
SISTER only arrived from Italy on July I'd
fn,a wear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Work ofthe Ambulance Yesterday.

The ambulance was called at 1895 yester-
dav evening to Twenty-fourth street be-
tween Broad and Grace TO oattend colored
boy who had been kicked by horse. one
of the bones near his left eve was fractured.
The wound was dressed and the boy left
in charge Of friends,
AT 9:S5 the ambulance was summoned to
the Pace tobacco-factory to attend COL
orcd woman who had become overpow-
cred bv the heat. Proper attention was
rendered and the woman was left at the
factory.
A third call was made at 4:45 for assist
ance 10 a white man who had been taken
with malarjal fever at the corner of Ninth
and Byrd streets. He was carried to the
almshouse for treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
THE VIRGINIA BALL CLUB.
A New Team Formed that Will PLAY other
Amateur Mines.

Messrs. Donati, Latouche, and md, others
have organized new 1ase.nail cluo' ,a
is composed OF the following players :
John disney, William Disney. T. &. West,
Charles Kahn, Fl. l.. Leftwich. Oscar Foster
II. Hatdorf. 2. Latouche. Ed. Luck. W.
Napier. and J.. Green. 80,
Correspondence is now being had with
a view to arranging games with clubs from
Hampton. Roanoke, Norfolk, and Mary
land.
The gentlemen interested in this move;
ment are devoted adherents of the national
game, and they will use every effort tc
keep UP a good amateur team in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16

Several members of the joint Committees
on the Virginia Boundary Line
and the Oyster Industry were in Richmnd
Yesterday on their way home.
The Oyster Committee will meet here in
November TO prepare a report. which Wall
he submitted to the next session OF the
General Assembly.
The Boundary Committee will meet again
at the call of the chairman, Hon. Richard
II CarGwell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16

inside, and no exertion will be spared to
make this house one of the favorite resorts
attention, it is claimed. will be given to
the stage settings of the various attrac-
tions that will appear there during the
season. The managers claim to be par-
ticularly fortunate in filing the time with
first-class attractions in the short period in
which they have had to do so, and it is ex-
pected that the coming season will mark Q
new era for the Theatre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
ije Had Valuable Jewels.

Harvey Burke. q young colored man. was
arrested Yesterday charged with having in
his possession gold watch and two
diamond studs. supposed to be stolen pro.
perty. He went to Abrams. on Broad
street, and tried to pawn the studs for -.
They were worth S75. The fact was re-
ported to the police and Burke was taken
to the statiOn-hOuse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
NJ, Howard narrowing.

Mr.. Charles st. John Howard, the young
man who recently injured himself severely
by falling from the fourth story of the Ho-
tel Warwick, at Newport News. while IN
state of somnambulism. was reported to
be considerably better yesterday, and 1t Is
though, that his injuries are not so serious
as FIRST supposed. As yet he is unable to
sit up, but the swelling in his body caused
by the bruises sustained in the fall has
gone down considerably, and there Is every
indication that he will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Fined end Jailed for Assault.

In the Chesterfield County Court yester.
dav the case Of Albert Brown. the colored
fireman on the Atlantic-Coast Line
chafged with assaulting Conductor VIM,
was tried and the accused was fined $40
and sent to jail for fifteen days. The as
soult was committed on an engine near
Chester on the 9TH OF June. and Brown
was arrested in Richmond two days later.
The conductor, it was said. was struck
with piece of wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Improvrmcnt. .t the Theatre.

The new management Of the Richmond
Theatre (recently leased by Messrs. i.eath
4 Co.. give the assurance that considera-
bic amount Of improvement will be made
for the coming season.
The stage will receive especial attention.
Tas scene5y will ss put N S, con- H.
done TO have cd entertainments presented
In IN attractive manner.
The houss viii be rspaintsd outside and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16

The figures for 1880 included AL Of the
inmates of the State penitentiary. thon
over 1000 in number. the population with
out that being $500
Those for 1890 include only such Of the
900 or more persons now in the State prison
as were sent there from this city.
The inmates Of the city jail and aims
house are included.
Supervisor Young expects 10 be able TO
give the OFF cial returns for his entire dis
tuct by August lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
RAILROAD AGITATION.
The Health of Hon. Basil Gordon Greatly
Improved-His Democratic Work.
tCorrespo pondeuco OF the Richmond Dlspstch.l


TAPPAHASSocK. Va. July II. 1890.
Captain II. ID. Garden, Of New York. a
civil engineer. Is here prospecting. and
after visiting the counties of Gloucester,
Mathews, and Middlcsex will attend
the railroad meeting OF Saluda on the 23d
(court-day) The railroad meeting will be
held here at later date.
The many friends OF Hon. Basil b. Cor
don. late chairman of the Democratic
party. and the people of Virginia will re-
joice 10 hear of his convalescence and early
restoration to health.
In letter to the writer dated Paul
Smiths, Adirondack Mountains, n. Y,
July II. 1890" Mr.. Gordon says:
II hope my day for work in the Demo.
cratic party is not SO near an end as
feared some weeks ago. My health Is now
slowly but steadily improving. and while
may not be able to cast my vote next fall. |
believe my restoration is only a question OF
timen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Hastings Court,

The following cases we're tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday:
John Hill, feloniously assaulting 4. b.
Scott. Ono year in the penitentiary.
Robert Quarles. feloniously assaulting
Charles Dominica and u. Cstogni. Twelve
months In jail.
Moses Preston. felopiously assaulting
Parthenia Walker. One year in the peni-
tanfiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Another Victim.
tn. Aoiu.anA A iha HIN fnh

MINSrAPoLIs, MTNS.. July 15.-Another
victim of the Lake Gervaise cvclone died
yesterday. Ii was Mrs. John Clark. whose
home at Little Canada was wrecked. Her
left arm was torn of and her lung exposed;
She died in great agony. A silver pierced
her husband lust above the heart. and
though he hovers between life and death
it IS thought be has no chance to recover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Mr.. yyhartOp's Meetings.

correspondence OF tho RICHMOND UIspatrh.I
WTsr PoINr. Va, July -. 1890.
Rev. Mr. Wharton arrived here Sunday
morning and took charge of the meeting
going on at this place. He has been preach
inc morning and evening. and there have
been seven CT eight conversions. His sub
iect this morning was Recognition in
Heaven Tomorrow his forenoon ser
mon will he to mothers. Mr. Williamson
left SATURDAY.