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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
MANCHESTER MATTERy.
Items of Interest on the other Side OF ths
Water.

Ex-State-Senator W. r. Martin. of this city.
continues quite ILL.,
Miss Salle Walker, who has been very
ill for several weeks at the residence of MIR.
d. j. Weisiger on COwardin avenue. Is I'M
proving.
Of this district. will preach at Central Metho-
dist church this morning "a IL o'clock.
The funeral of the infant daughter OF Mr.
s. Y. Moore will take place this afternoon at
43O O'Clock from the residence OF the parents.
Sixteenth and Hull streets.
The last meeting of the present Board or
Supervisors Of Chesterfield will be held Mon
day. and il is expected that the meeting will
be an interesting one, as the board Will WIND
up their affairs.
Miss Susie Garnett and Miss Corinne Steger
of buckingham who have been visiting their
friend. Miss .Garnett. of this city, lett yester-
dsy for home. They We're much delighted
with their visit TO Manchester.
The entertainment at Leader Hall under the
auspices Of the ladies of the Central Method
ist church concluded last evening with q
splendid programme The programme which
was so much enjoyed 10y the audience Thurs
day night was repeated.
There was only one case before Mayor
Attkisson yesterday mornlng-that OF the
children OF two coloTed families living ia the
same house who engaged in fuss. They
were required TO pay costs and were admon-
ished by the Mayor.
The engagement Of Mr.. yirginius Cherry,
Of Newport News and Miss Susie Friend, Of
Henrico. is announced. The marriage viii
take place on the oath Of this month at the
residence Of the brides father IN Henrico.
Miss Friend is well known in Manchester and
Chesterfield, where she has frequently visited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
THAT DRUMMER EVANGELIST.
A Sensational Report About Him and a
Young Lady Convert.
THE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
Action I'm Memory Of Ex-Governor Reid-A
Murderer Captured After Twenty
Years-North State News.

RALEIGH. N c.. June 20-lSpecial. Sen
sational reports are received mere to-day with
regard to Evangelist w. ?. Fife who has held
a series of revival meetings here on two differ
ent occasions. and who has also held meetings
in various other points in the State Report
has it that he has been connected in a COM
promising manner with young lady OF
prominent family in Western North Carolina
1t is reported that the young lady was con-
verted at one OF his meetings some time ago
and accompanied him To various towns whore
he held meetings afterwards. The aiiair
has come 70 light and has created
n sensation Fife is married man and
but became an evangelist three or four years
He is 10 begin series of meetings to-mor-
row at Greensboro.
FOURTH OF july.
The citizens committee in charge of the
Fourth of July celebration TO be held IN this
city completed the programme today, when
will be a very elaborate ono.
Hon T. W. Mason q member OF the hall-
roeI Commission will deliver the Fourth OF
July Grafton. and the Declaration OF indie
pendence Will be read by Captain &. Is.
benson.
A number Of horse races have been ar;
ranged for the afternoon. and all the blooded
horsehesh in the State is expected 20 be here
on that day. There will be a one-thousand
dollar display Of fireworks at night.
Governor Thomas NJ. Holt and Private
Secretary Telfair both went down to More
head City to-day. whore they viii attend the
Teachers Assembly for several days.
N MEMORY OF EX-GOVERNOR REID.
The State flag on the Capitol was Haunted
at hslf-mast to-day Ia respect to the memory
Of the late Ex-Governor Reid, whose death
occurred at Redsylle yesterday.
The Railroad Commission. which has sus-
pended sittings for two weeks past will re-
sumo it, labors Monday. when the long task
OF assessing taxation upon the railroads of
the State will begin.
The force engaged upon construction Of the
system of electric street-raiiway here to-day
begun laying of the extension Of the line to
the Exposition grounds, west of the city.
The extension will be completed and the
electric-cars will be running by the time OF
the opening Of the Southern Exposition IN
October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
HOTEL ARRITALS.
The Guests Who Registered in Richmond
Yesterday.

The Guests Who Registered in Richmond
Yesterday.
ForPs Hotel-A Fraser, New York; S. S.
Lambeth. Lynchburg, Va: j. r. Southland,
Cleveland, O.. McC. Willis, Baltimore; Judge
J.. d. Farrell, Va; J. p H. Crissman, Spot
sylyania, Va; Miss Crissman, Spotsylyanla,
Va. j. W Harris. Canton o.; A. +. Stefens,
Newark n j.: A. W. McAister. Columbia,
Va: NJ II. Pennix, n. c.; A. b. Russ Wash
iugton. ID. c.: c. l.. Russ. Chicago. H.; J. j.
VINEYARD. Kansas City Mo. Mrs. J.. Vine
yard. Kansas City, Mo; Miss Jennie Pierce,
Liberty, Mo-; Rev NJ. j. Wharton, Norfolk,
Va; W. q. Williams Columbus. O.: James
7. Alfrend, Norfolk Va. John Brnkmeyer,
natl; James l.. Rankin, Savannah. Ga. NJ. A.
Naef, Washington, ID. c.; ID. q. Hudgon,
Louisville, Ky.
Exchange and ballard: j. II. Clark New
York. 4. II. Clark. Washington d. c.: j. +.
Monks and daughters Lafayette. Ind. A. j.
more. Nd: Richard NJ. Eenable, Baltimore.
Nd: Herman Crueger and wife. Roanoke;
j. j. Fay. New \ ork f. f. Bowman. South
Bend Ind. j. ID. GOOCh. Louisa, Va; Miss
l.. r. Gill. Miss VI. Is. Gill. Miss A. 1. Law,
New York j. T. Henderson Charleston, W.
Va; r. f. Herndcn, Charleston, ". Va; K.
g. GeasseA, Covington, Va: ". Buckner,
Virginia W. W. Hutchinson, Virginia; j. q.
Hutchinson. Virginia: F. NJ Englesh. Har-
rold Tex; ID. n. Strhey Cincinnati.
o.: E. r. Beayans, Cincinnati,
o., G. A. Martin Baltimore. Md;
George J.. Minor, Anderson, Mass; r. 0.
Smith, New York: w G.. Huntington. Farm
vile. Va. George f. Muller, Cleyeand. O.,
i. NJ. Crane. Cleveland o.; W. A. Woods
Bath. n. H.; W. w. Early, University of Viz
oinia: W. c. Fowler Warson, y. y: Z. j.
Iauphear, Louisville, Ky: George W. Thomas,
Rochester. n y; L. 3. Norman, University
of Virginia; Allen HibbOTg, New York II. i.
Talbot. Cincinnati, O.; j. II. Larrabee. Gin
cinnatl, o.; W. X. johnston, wife ana chlId,
West Virginia.
DGpis HouSe:-Frank Billsaly. Boston.
Mass. James A. Wood, Ashtabula. O.; 4. j.
Straus. Baltimore, Md. Thomas +. Allen,
New York. Thomas W. Strange, North Caro-
lima. n. II. Bergman, Baltimore, Md; Sam
mel r. Wilks. Chicago, H.; G. w. Blacknall
Raleigh. n. c.: K. Hamburger, New York;
John Il. Darlington. Philadelphia. Pa. G..
w. Patterson, Pittsburg, Pa: W. G.. Hughes,
North Carolina r. y GIlchrist, Baltimore.
Md: Roger Jones, Denver, Col; Henry K.
Spencer, Kansas CITY.
Ahvphv's Hoiei-Meade Minngerode. New
q. Seibold. Baltimore Md: Roger +. Akin
son. Virginia: j. c. Mcpherson. Baltimore,
Md. Louis Kaufman. Baltimore, Md; Charles
A. Davis. Newark n. j.: George h. Frank
lin. Jacksonville Fla; w. G.. Allen and wife,
Albany. n. Y; Senator j. L. Lawless, Ports
mouth. Va: s. NJ Pritchett New York: W.
l. Ferguson. Philadeph Tench +. Thigh
man. Norfolk. Va. Major w. +. Wickham.
Hanover, Va. Captain J. i. Heck, Hillsboro,
Va: Mr.. and Mrs McRoberts. Washington
d. c.; j. p Keen. Chicago, III.
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Mayor Collier to be Married-A Foul Murder
Suspected Minister Ordained.

PETERSBURG. Va. june 2o.-[SpeciaI.l-
Mayor Charles +. Collier and Miss Mary
Eppes Jones viii be married on Wednesday
morning next at 10 o'clock at the residence Of
NJ Benjamin Jones "A brother of the pros
peotiye bride, on High street No formal IN
yitations have been sent ont and only the I'M
mediate members Of the family OF the couple
and % limited number Of friends Will oo IN
v.ted Miss Jones "a one Of Ietersbur9's most
accomplished young ladies' and - much be-
loved los all who know her. Before his cleo
ton 20 the mayoralty Of tho city Mayor Col
ler was prominent lawyer hero, and during
the war he was q member of the Confederate
Congress
What is supposed to have been a most
brutal murder was discovered on Thursday
afternoon In Sussex county about three miles
from Disputanta station on the Norfolk and
Western railroad. A man. whose name was
not learned while on his way To work on
Thursday morning saw man lying on the
side Of the road with his hand across bus
breast and his hat over bis eyes. The
party who saw the man paid no
attention to him, as he thought that he
hal simply fallen asleep. On returning home
from his work in the afternoon the laDorer
saw the man lying IN the same place ana
position. Upon examination he was found 90
be negro named Victor Pa,ham, who was
dead be having been shot through the head
with pistol ball Parham resided a short
distance from where ho was found.
A day or two ago a very respectable lady.
accompanied by q bright and interesting little
child. went 70 the residence of Mrs. Meredith.
IN Dinwidd.e county and stated 20 her that
She wanted % give her child away 10 some
good and kind lady who would care for 10
properly Mrs Meredith was so much i'm
pressed with the appearance OF the child that
She consented 20 take 1t audnow she says sho
would not part with it under any circum-
stances
A presbytery. consisting ot Rev. j. NJ.
Pitcher general secretary Of the Virginia Bap-
Dis. Bible Board and State Sunday school:
Rev. K. X. Acree. pastor OF the First Baptist
church in this city aud Rev. y. W. Hart. met
at Wayerly. on the Norfolk and Western rail
road. last night and ordained 90 the ministry
kcy. &. T. Dudley. Roy Mr. Pitcher made
tae ordination prayer and delivered the charge
10 the uewiy-orlained minister. The
charge % ihe church was made by
Rev. Mr.. Acroe and Rev 5Ir Hart presented
the Bible and extended the right hand OF fell
l1wship Rev Mr. Dudley is pastor If
Wayery, Wakefield and NiilAeld Baptist
churches
Alta meeting of tho soldiers and sailors re-
siding iu this vicinity who served IA the Fed
eral army during the late war. held at the
Alocmarie Hotel this afternoon. II was re-
solved 90 organize post of the Grand Army
OF the Republic at once. A committee con
ssting of Colonel f.. r.. Brink. Colonel james
ID. Brady and blessrs Lewis Youngblood. j.
u. Long and Robert Mcintyre was appointed
O. make necessary examinations and arrange
Ments 90 have the post mustered IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
RASsELAS, HAPPY TALLEY.
Splendid Country-Keal Estate Booms-A
Kaleidoscope Of Natural Beauty.

Kaleidoscope OF Natural Beauty.
BEAR LIrHIA SPRINGS HOTEL. ELEToN, Va.
June 2O.-lSpecial. THE trip here was made
by your correspondent on what was said by
the people all along the route TO be the hot
test dav of the season: yet, though IN
crowded railway coach, so delightful was the
air oil through this beautiful Valley OF the
Shenandoah that the heat was only mildly
felt.
From Richmond. the beauty Of the country
trayersed steadily increases, and by the time
Alton is reached it is perfection. Here, as
the train stops a few moments, the traveller
looks out over the valley. far below stretch
inc AWAY mile after mile as far as the eve can
reach. like one great sea of varying green,
here and there a white cottage on a hill, like
the crests on gigantic waves; on either side,
towering high above. the misty Blue Ridge,
extending away away, until they seem 10
converge in the distance.
Just at this point the Chesapeake and Ohio
grade is something over 300 feet above high
tide this elevation being reached by gradual
ascent of over sixty feet TO the mile. The
difference in the atmosphere is very perceptl-
BILE Just after leaving Alton, and before en-
tering Basic City, which has had such
marvellous growth, the train enters tunnel
more than one mile in length.
AL along the Shenandoah Valley road. as
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here for the season with her daughter. Mrs.
X. f. Waller. Of Norfolk. Va.
Joseph w. Coke. auditor Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad. with his wife. Is sojouming
here.
There is also quite naval circle here. com
posed If Captain J. NJ Miller. Captain
George G. Rent, United States marine corps.
and Lieutenant +. g. Walters. Il. Farren and
w. ". schultz, United States navy.
Mrs. ]. n. Gassaway and Miss Gassaway, OF
Montgomery. have arrived here on their
yearly visit
We note among the journalists j. N. Bal
lard Of the Ohio State Journal.
The hotel is fast filing up with the best
ooociety people. A large party from Washing
ton. D. c.. are expected early next week for
the season.
Trolling in dories for blue fish is one Of the
most exciting sports at the Princess Anne
Hotel
The bathing is lively. and bright trimming
for ladies' suits is the standard for the season.
The following Richmond people were regis
tered az the Princess Anne Hotel during the
week: George w Hill. John Wesley. j. Is.
BAYLOR. Edward Mead. A. Bargamin. Mrs g.
ID. Larus. Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7. Bowles. w ,.
Reins. W. f. Mosley Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith
Montague. Mrs W. II. Talbot, Samuel Cohn,
G. H. Simpson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
BLooDY DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
An Infatuated Father Murders His Daughter
and Her Lover.

Dunlsp special Gable to The Times1
Navxugr,f. June 2O.-The details of a ter
rblo tragedy at Zweibrucken ten years ago
has u-t been revealed by the confession Of
the culprit on his death bed. in a town Of
Rhtnish Bavaria on the Erbach. hitv miles
uom Spires. place of 10000 lnhaWtants IN
Which are several manufactures ana consider
Ao.e rade.
prominent citizen Of this town was Herr
Cah Mueller. who was engaged IN making silk
plush. lie greatly prOspered. and ms family
consisted of an elderly cousin, who acted as
bis l0usekeeper, and his daughter Clara, girl
q unusual attractions, physical and mental.
Herr Mueller lost his wife years ago, and was
natulally devoted % ms only chlld. his auCc-
ton was rather tiger-liko than human 10 its
Intensity At times the girl was almost afraid
Of her own father, who would demand the
most implicit obedience The least deviation
from his commands was enough 10 rouse the
rage OF a wild beast.
Clara finished her education and was bloom
ing into womGnhOOd when the tragedy th"t
ended her young lie began. Among heI
acQuaintances was young Johann Baunah,
son II a prosperous architect oil Deux Pont.
Johann was handsome and ambitious. ne
was a hard student. He felt assured u MS
OVID ability 20 speak his love 10 the plush
makers daughter. Clara listened 70 ms
iueht proposals with fear. one uiu no0
know her fathers views on marriage, but she
Knew how unsafe it would DO 10 lay plans not
hkeiy to meet his approval.
She spoke 90 Herr Mueller on the subject.
Strange TO say the old manufacturer kept ms
temper but when he learned the truth ne
sterniy ordered his daughter 10 abandon all
thoughts Of the match. IL was al easy mat
yer U teu Clara % abandon all thoughts OF
bnef lover, but quite another for her 10 obey.
pie struggled hard and grew thin, the lustre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
Gymnasium Exhibition.

LEXINGTON. VA, juno 2O.-lSpecial. The
commencement exercises Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute were begun last night with q
gymnasium exhibition as the opening event.
The board Of instructors who are now in SEES
sion, has done ali IN their power 30 encourage
athletics, and attach much credit 10 Cadet
Tom Blackford for his management. An i'm
mense and well-pleased crowd witnessed the
performance. The features Of the exhibition
was tho work on the horizontal bars Of Messrs:
Backford and Waiter Taylor and the final
tumbling scene, headed by Master Willie
Flint, Of Texas. tot three feet high, who Is
visitor Of the corps Of cadets.
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Church Notes.

Rev. T. G. Dashiel, D. D., will preach at
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal church 1T II
o'clock this morning and Rev Lewis W. Bur
ton. the rector, viii ofliciate at the evening
service.
Rev. DIR. Hoge will preach f0' Rev. DR.. Fair
at the Grace-street Presbyterian church at
p. NJ. and Or. Fair will in turn preach at the
Second church for Or. Hoge at p. Nj.
The choir OF th o First Baptist church Will
furnish the music for the bacc alaureate SER
vices at Richmond College this evening
Regular services will be held both morning
and evening ut all the churches in the city by
their regular pastors, except those above
mentioned
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NOBILITY. KELSE DEED.
Falling on in Leaf Tobacco sales-ml City


LYNcHBuRG. VA. June 2O.--lSpecial.l-A
telegram to this city to-day announces the
death yesterday of Robert n. Kelse, ESD.
one of the most prominent and highly es-
teemed citizens of Bedford county. which oc-
CURED at his residence, Fancy Farm, near
Peaks of Otter. He was one OF the Oldest cit
liens Of the county
Rev John Jasper the famous colored minister
Of Richmond, will be- in Lynchburg on Tues
day the 30th instant, and on the evening of that
date will deliver his now world-famed ser
mon, The Sun Do Move. " at the Court-street
Baptist church. This Will be Rev. Jasper's
first visit 10 Lynchburg. and probably tho
last time he will deliver his noted discourse,
and it is expected 20 see the church crowded
Special seats will be reserved in the audito-
rum for white people.
Tobacco sales fell off this week 156. 800
pounds. but prices still conunne without any
change. During the present year the excess
of sales over last year has been 6.472,Qo0
pounds Federal revenue receipts III this
city for the last few months have been very
small, amounting to only some $500 per week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
CHARLOTTESTTLLE.
Flight OF Homing Pigeons-The Juvenile
Opera Cupid"

Flight OF Homing Piaeons-The Juvenile
Opera cupid"
CHAR1orrKsyuLE,Y Va, June Special J.
Dir. j. NJ. Murphy, express agent at this place,
is in receipt of letter from Mr.. T. Fred.
Goldman, secretary Of the Empire City Fly
ing Club, enclosing the results OF the race be
tween ~ hOming pigeons Mr.. Murphy let
loose in this city on last Sunday morning no
Is O'Clock. The best time made was Isl
yards per minute and the distance Travelled
800 miles in an airline. Mr.. Murphy expects
TO lberate another large coop on Sunday
morning for the New York Homlng Club.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year last night 10y Widows Sons
Lodge. No. 60 Ancient Free and Accepted
MasOns. j. Is. Wood. w0rshipfUl master;
Cliff Rodgers senior warden s. ii. Graves.
,unior warden: James Perley, treasurer. Vii
liam H. PrOut. secretary. q. Hansiord
Spooner. senior deacon Il. A. Marshall, jun
i0r deacon: r. X. Flanagan tiler i. j. VIII
hams. steward John N. Goodwin, chaplain.
large and much-pleased audience wit
messed the first rendition If the comic opera
Cupid" at the opera-house last plight. which
was sung and acted entirely by children
thirtv-hve). all of whom We're under tho age
of fifteen. They were trained by Mr.. j. y.
Barnwell. The acting, singing and dancing
were remarkable for little ones of such tender
years. Inc JAflNaA QNhl kttAG, WHO AANt hD
often delighted our community IN
different entertainments, took pr0ni-
nent parts. and little Master
Judson Jarman made his debut as Cupid. The
acting of little Maude Gunther and Belknap
Lyons. and the dancing Of Baby Gaujot de
serve especial mention, and was received with
tremendous applause. The performance was
repeated tonight, and handsome sum was
realized for the Ladies Memorial Association,
for whose benefit the entertainment was
given.
Mr.. w. r. Kent. of this place, has in his
possession an old-fashioned hat-ho1, made OF
mill board and covered with leather, said TO
have been the property of Thomas Jefferson.
1t was bought during the war by tho late
Iosenb Po,vrnsn and ie ouite q ctlriOsitv
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IDunlap Special Gable to The Timesl
BoME. June 20.-The Roman summer has
set in. The weather is cold and raining. but
does not tend TO detain the belated English
and American visitors, a majority of whom have
returned TO share the delights Of the London
season
The Festa of ST. John will occur on Wednes-
day next 1t is commemorated by the Ro-
mans with great enthusiasm. If the mid
niqht is fair it will excel all other feasts. The
Holy Mother church is attended by all classes.
The fair is always crowded with merTymakers
of all ranks, the princes of Rome as well as
fheir nriisan brethren
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THE Old OAPIT4L.
Match Game Of Base Ball Between New Kent
and williamsburg.

%
and williamsburg.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June 2O.-fSpecial.l j.
To-day match game Of baseball took place on
our court green between the home team and
tho Dascond Club. Of New Kent. which was
witnessed by large crowd. AZ the end OF
the ninth inning the score stood y TO 3 IN
favor Of the Williamsburg lads. The visitors
proved that they were no match for the VIII
lamsburg boys. rs not a single run was earned
ly them, and the three runs scored we're OBJ
tanned by errors on the part of the Williams
burg club. he batteries were: Diascond-
Crump and Hicks Home Stires and Dahn.
Stres twirled the sphere in superb
style, and the visitors failed 10 find
him except for one hit, and as
fast as they came 90 the bat they would smlte
the ar three times and retire. Your cores
pendent heard it remarked by Judges Of the
game. and Of the merits Of the players, that If
St.res lad been moro deliberate in delivering
the ball toward the close Of the game that the
last one Of the visitors would have famed
ont
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DNyIr1E. Va, June Especial THE
torrid wave hung over the bright tobacco belt
during the present week and had It's effect on
leaf were lighter than last week, and the
character of the offerings were inferior 10
those of several weeks previous. All tho
stocks put on the warehouse floors were in
soft and bad keeping order and buyers noted
every pile with care.
Under the circumstances, prices went of
sufficiently 70 change quotations ell along the
line. The total amount sold was 764, 923
pounds, and the average price paid was Sil;6S
per hundred. The shipments OF plug Tor the
week amounted TO 10000 pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21
TWENTY YEARS AFUGIrTVE.
A Negro Arrested for Committing Murder
Score OF Years Ago.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 2O-ISpecial.l-
Sheriff j. p. Hunter of Lancas ter, 5. c., last
night captured a white man named John Polk
alias Poe NJ Huntersyille. of this county. on
the charge Of q murder committed IN Lancas-
tcrtwenty years ago. Folks victim wasa negro
man. He fled Immediately after committing
the deed. but tho charge still remained against
him on the Lancaster records. A few days
ago Sheriff Hunter learned that Polk was in
Charlotte. He found that Folks wife lived
here. but that Polk had deserted her. After
further inquiries they learned that Polk was
living at Huntersyille with wife No: 2 Sheriff
Hunter went there last night and returned
here this morning with Polk.
He left on the afternoon train with his pri-
soner for Lancaster. On being placed under
arrest Polk confessed 10 killing the negro and
expressed his willingness 70 return to Lancas-
ter 90 stand trial for the crime.
Neither his Charlotte wife nor his Hunters
Vile wife accompanied him.
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Four-MIIe-Creek Church.

Four-3Ile- Creek Baptist church will be
dedicated this morning Dr. Hatcher, of the
dedicatory sermon and hIr. A. Il. Clark will
read a history OF the old church, which the
new one now supplants
A number of the prominent Baptists of
Richmond viii attend the services, and ample
provision has been made for their entertain
ment.
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The Ambulance.

o'clock 10 No. 2l7 south Tenth street 10 q col
ored man who was troubled with cholera
morbus He was speedily relieved and was
not taken away from his home.
A colored woman in an alley near the Third
police-station was severely cut about the head
nj a late hour last night by glass pitcher IN
the hands of an unknown man. The ambu-
lance was called and her wounds were dressed.