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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
Worthy of Mention.

It is worthy Of mention that in the West
ern States Commercial Congress the COM
mittee charged with those subjects
divided IL TO on the question of free
coinage, tariff for revenue only, and the
issuing by the Government of Treasury
notes sufficient to do the business of the
country. AlthoughIthat CONGRESSES called
commercial" congress, we should infer
from the fact Just stated that the agricul-
tural classes predominated in its compost
ton. 1t would be rather surprising If the
commercial classes were to come out for
all three of the measures named.
But farmers aud merchants and law
yers and bankers aud all other classes
of persons are interested in good money,
good banks, and q good tariff. All OF
them. therefore, should dlvest themselves
OF prejudices when they come to the
consideration of such questions as those
which claimed the attention of the West
ern States Commercial Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

A beautiful line Just in, plain white and figure
at low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
A LIGHT SENTENCE.
TEN DAYS IN JAIL AND s. FINE FOR
AsSAuLTINo J. M. YOUNG.
the Alliance Farmer Not IN Favor OF .
Third Parts--An Address on fhe Battles
from the wilderness TO Biehmcnd.

roore.oondence Of the Richmond pispaschl
prrrnuuno, VA, April 17.--The case OF
the Commonwealth against John Warren
ton indicted for assault upon Detective
J.u,es N. Young With intent 70 All, committed
on the night Of March lin, has engaged the o.
tentlon OF the Hastings Court all day.
Tho defendant IL represented BY Captain +. X
fnsftnr a. COUNCIL The accused when ar
rtigned pleaded "not guilty. and though tne
case has been given wide publicity there was bat
little delay In obtaining jury.
THK VERDICT
verde, Of guilty was rendered this evening
NJ (i;15 aud Warrenton was sentenced 70 ten oAyh
In the city Jail and assessed bneof 20.
no Third PAEfY.
IN, luiapee Farmer, the oflcial organ OF the
FnrTners' Alliance OF virginia, puehthed IN tnl1
city. Is very emphatic IN its oppoeiaon 20 tn aS
A. can be nscertainsd II truly Yoices me senti-
nents Of the farmers Of virginia on this SUI,
feet II Considers the movement premature anu
calculated to dlsorganizs the order. ,-,..,.r,
The will Of the late Ms. Nancy *. Undernlll
was admitted 70 probate In the Hastings Court
TO-DAY, IL was very brief aud was written py
herself on a sheet Of stamped note paper
An HISTORICAL ADDEEs1
The next address 70 DO delivered before the A.
=. hin Camp Of Confederate veterans OF tnls
city, viii be made by hr. George s. Bernard' Who
win give running talk on the series Of battles
from the Wilderness 20 Richmond. Mr.. berharu
was a high private during the entire war, anu
was one Of the few mon Who kept daily diary
Of the events as they occurred. This diary y
very fun and complete one and is OF great hiS'
torio value.
GIT YOUR LICENSES.
Tho Board OF Excise Commissioners has begun
It's sessions for considering the apphcntlons o.
parties who wish 20 engage In the sale Oh liquor
Tor the year commencing May LIST Inc Doeru
has thus Ear had no business 20 transact put WI
have 10 SIT every day during the latter part o.
This month. II CONSISTS Of Messfs. W. J. smith
w. Il. Morrison, and John ID. Regland.
COURT ArFAms.
The grand fury to-day found true bills Of IN
dictnent against John WarrentOn for felonioui
assault, C. Il. Hall for attempted burglary ana
Wallace Evans for forgery. The first named Is
from Petersburg, the second from Sussex county
and the third from Prince George.
The Hastings Court to-day released several
parties from Jail who had served out their term
81 Imprisonment, but who were held Tor nnes;
The release was granted upon the promise ol
the parties topay their fines In small instalnnehts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

Now arrivals tust in enable rs 20 otfer the best
values that have been shown In this CITY this
special new things In Plain-color Paraso's IN
Fancy Coaching Parasols In plaids and stripes
SiIk-Puff Parasols In black and colors
Fancy lace Parasols In all the fashionable
shades. ,..,
plain black Parssols and sun-Shades IN enor-
,nnfts xoriafv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
RETIREp IA 5 O'CLOCK.
v,aury.rwo gREAr-dRANpcHILDRKv.
BueNA WsTA's BIG BUDGET.
The " crist" Farm Purchased by syndi-
cate-CompanIes Organized.
[Corespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l

tCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BuESA VISTA, Va, April 16.-Grand- Mas
ter WAIT, of the Grand Lodge of Masons
of Virginia, ccompanied by Grand-Lecturer Car
rington aud other dlgnitaries will make an oni-
ciai visit 10 BuenA Vista Lodge tomorrow night.
New York parties have purchased the entire
outfit, furniture, &c, OF the Colorado Hotel from
the Buena Vista Company.
This afternoon South Buena Vista, which was
formerly known as the Crist farm, was pur-
chased by syndicate and the price paid was
$4,000.
NEW COMPANIES.
The Northwestern Building and Improve
ment Company was organized Tuesday with 9
,aDital Of Sl25, 900. Its officers are John L.
Dunlop, president r. I. Glasgow, vice-presldenti
n. n. small, secretary and treasurer. Among
the directors are Hon. 5. T. Wheatley ana IT, l.
Dunlop, Esq, OF Washington.
The Buena Vista Glass Company was organ
lied this week with the following Officers DR.. W.
M. Ruffner, president; J. w. Collins, OF Martins
Ferry o., secretary; Thomns j. Irwin, OF Mar
tins Ferry, o., manager; s. III. Donald, urea
surer.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
IL is stated here on good authority that the
Norfolk and Western railroad win put on two
additional material trains, and that the head
quarters OF the crews will be located here.
President Kimball, Major Sands, and Superin-
tendent Fiickwir, OF this line, were here this
week,
Rev. Mr.. Dement,, tho new Baptiet minister,
arrived here yesterday 20 take formal charge Of
the Baptist church.
The following Richmond people were here this
week: j. n. McMurdo, +. o. 10th, w. s. Hennlng,
n. b. Isaacs. A. A. Dooley, DIR. John n. VIM, j.
c. Dame, w. J. Barham, and W. 5. simons-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
ruE UNIVERSITIES wn,
Indian AnaIrs.
rRr ,elesraph o the pIspasch.l

WAsHrgoroS. April 17.-Captsin Charles
q. Penney. OF the United States army, the
acting Indian Agent at Pine Ridge. has
written under date of April 7th. a long letter
10 the Commissioner of Indian Affairs re.
iatiye 10 the situation at Pine Ridge and
the prospects for the future. he saws that
the Indians look upon the recent legisla-
tion OF Congress as another promise OF the
Government, but their confidence has been
somewhat strengthened by the perform.
.snce Of the agreement rs to rations. He
nrees. however, that the recent legisla-
ton be carried into effect with all proper
speed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
MsLllcAN's PERILoUs POSITION.
He Is Nearly Crushed to Death Between
Freight-Csrs.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
WELDON, N. O., April 17.-Mr. j. IL. Mel
lican, an employee ON Local-Train No. 80
from Richmond 70 Weldon, was caught between
two freght-cars yesterday while coupling cara
and badly bruised. A broken bumper caused
the cars 10 como together while MeLican was In
the act Of taking out coupling-pin and he was
caught and held fast In perilous position.
A6oSzNG CONDITION.
When taken out his face was black, his eyes
protruJed from their sockets, and he was suffer
Ing greatly. DIR. Grun was called IN and rem
dered medical assistance, and to-day the injured
man Is able 10 sit up.
DEArn or AN Infant.
Little Alice, the infant daughter Of Professor
J. II. p. aud Sonora Leigh, died at the residence
OF her parents here this morning. Little Alice
was granddaughter of Or. II. q. Leigh, OF Pc
t5rsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
A Vary sick Man,

rTone l.. Jones in Brooklyn Life.l
With bottles and bundles he stood there before
me,
In serious tones he exclaimed, "My Dear Fan,
Quick, get me well covered and see that take
these,
There's no doubt about tim a very sick
man."
Very soon he recovered and went 10 the ONCE,
laughed In my sleeves at my big husband,
Dan.
Be II snufies or sneezes, or n he but wheezes,
he always insists" I'm very sick man."
I tend and I coddle, / read him the papers,
And try 10 amuse him ns we'll as can;
But good fGtes defend me and Kind patience
lend me,
Should no ever be really--e very sick man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
a Famous Tradition.

Three gentlemen of the South--Gov-
amor jackson, OF Maryland Governor
McKiuuey, of Virginia, and Governor
Holt of North Carolina-are to meet and
confer upon the oyster and other interests
of the three States. The Governor of
South Carolina will not be present, but a
memory of his chief claim to tame may
finger near, and IL will not be long time
lhafwpen-oyeters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
Money for Bank Creditors.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Comptroller
OF the Currency has declared al eighth
dividend OF per cent. IN favor Of the
creditors Of the Exchange National Bank,
OF Norfolk, Va. making Ia all 60 per cent.
on claims proved. amounting TO $2,s92, 2i9;
and q iirst divided OF 70 per cent. in
favor Of the creditors OF the First National
Bank. Of Sheffield, Ala, On claims proved.
amounting to S6l.e7S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
.srnHuRCH OF THE COVENANT

west Grace street)-Rey. j. CALVIN STEWART,
Notwithstanding OF IL o'clock A. NJ and 3
o'clock p. NJ by the Pastor Sunday school AZ
al6 o'clock A. NJ. Seats free and cordial well
come 20 all. 49,
Service At IMNAHuRL CHAPEL Corner Washing
ton aud Beverley strects) SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
4 o'clock and FRIDAY NIGHT at o'clock Sab
bath school at 916 O'Clock A. M. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
sTArE-suRvEYoR w. G. LEWIS.
The Oyster-Patroimen to BE Mustered
Oat OF Service ON Monday Next.
Iepecial TELEGRAM 10 the d

RELEroa, N. O., April i7.--Seeretary-
State Coke to-day appointed General w.
a. Lewis State surveyor under the provisions OF
the new aheil-hsh Law.
Governor Holt to-day received q telegram
from Captain Adam Warner, OF the cyster-patrol
steamer, that he would reach Newberpe next
Monday and muster his pstT0lfncn oot OK SER
vice. They have been on duty since january
the som under tho temporary oyster law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
LADIES GLOVES.

Fine Taffeta Gloves In tan and siateS-eAco-
lent quality for 25c. per pair.
Pure giIk Gloves In eight-butt length, c1trn
heavy tans, states, and blacks, only 0Oc.
Ladies' Black SILK Mitts, the pese FeiuSs e'oi
offered AZ Is, 25, IS, and soc. -.
Ladies' Suede Mousquetaire Kid oioyes-eign. ..
button length, In tans and siates--a new hneIus'
In. regular s2 quality for s1.10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
RaT ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broad street corner
Twenty-nfth)-Rs LEWIS w. BURTON, Rector
Services at IL A. NJ. and & r. VI. The Rev. X. A.
CAsrIENAN will preach the morning sermon. A
cordial welcome for ali.
WEDDELL-MEMORIAL CHAPEL Denny street,
Fultonl--kr. Q. II. KUYE, y-Reader.-Seryices
SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and 7. NJ. The Rector will
administer the Holy Communion at 4:l5 7. NJ.
Services FRIDAY at p. NJ. Seats free and the
public cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
TO BE CHOSEN AT THE PRIMARY.
Democrats Thoroughly Aroused-LookinR
After the Sellers to Sunday Tip
plers-KIIled by Lightning.

plers-Killed by Lightning.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
NoRFoIE. April 17.-The Democratic tx
ecutiVe Committee Of Portsmouth took Q
new departure last night and ordered ward
meetings 10 be held TO select councilman 70 DO
nominated at the primary election 70 Dc held ON
the 2Sth instant. IL has never been customary
10 nominate councllmen In this way and it Is
Thought the voters at tho ward meetings VIII pro
test against the action Of the committee. Inc
Democrats Of that city are thoroughly aroused
over the spring election, and are worklng IKE y.
beavers for the success Of the ticket. The he
nubiirnns will run full municipal ticket In or
der 10 keep up their organization I'm the city and
their voters In line for the fall campaign
AN INSANE SAILOR
An insane sailor named Henry jackson, De-
longing 20 the schooner Rand. s. Carson, was
committed % fail by the United states Com
missioner yesterday until he can be sent 10 the
asylum ia Washington.
Judge George d. Parker, Of the County Court,
has gone to Washington on visit oil pleasure
and business.
PERSONAL NEETToS.
DR.. Henry Hay, Of Philadelphia, Is visiting the
Rx-Consressman George z. Bowden Is home
from Washington. 1t Is thought he VIII shortly
receive m important appointment under the
Mr. Henry Woods, who died at Williamsburg
Yesterday and whose remains arrived today
was the eldest sou OF lne nun huhyol UNDei1'
who was mayor Of Norfolk during the yellow
fever plague.
ENFORCING THB SUNDAY LAW.
Edward Dudley was before Police-Justice East
this morning for selling liquor on Sunday and
was fined $50. Tho police have been bringing
up quite a number Of liquor-men recently for
not observing the law ON sunday, and Il ts get
ting 10 be quite dificut OF late for the drinking
element 70 obtain their nips on the Sabbath.
KILLED INSTANTLY.
At South Mills. on the Dismslswamp canal,
Yesterday during a thunderstorm young man
named Willie James was struck by lightning and
instantly killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
MONEY Y ALUEl.

We've stacks upon stacks Of staple ih'f'' -
novelties In MEMS, YOUTHS, aHd bV'
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING. Hum
Of new aud pretty effects In variety q w
and shapes, all Of oUR OWN FIka a -
MAKES and marked at tho LOWEST lA--
ever put on such thorough genteel AMI Ts-'''
garments.
We're selling good SUITS for men a. 80
and $40, each made from splendid 80
fabrics. OF course, we hare suits as io7 "
s5, and %, but they are not 20 enc aHd 90
The former limo commands our heeVie'i
ness, because they are tho LOWEST YEN
ever quoted hereADouts on goods of og.al Vs.,
We're selling finer grades Of hESs s.l.' :. :
sf2, 1880, and els. These arc flNEl1 30.
LoRED, sTYLJsHLY TRIMMED, and FAl-'
LEssLY CUT from nice easstmeres, els'-'
and xorsteds. and every one Of them =
fully ono third more than We arc aakAs ~
them.
cHILDRRN's SUITS are going his sea !.
sI.75, e., s2.25, $3.50, and 81. Good i0'l''' !,
vol az good wearers L0ts Of nnsr srs-'
beautiful shapes and patterns al $500 - -
s5.
BASEBALL OUTFIT with each chila SD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
WILLIAM E. GLADSTONE Welded.
He Visits Richmond with His Bride
Goods Delayed by Loose Management.
rCnrrnsnnndence Of thu Richrnnnh Disnatchl


Goods Delayed by Loose Management.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. O., April 17.-There
was O fashionable marriage in Hamilton
"Wednesday night Miss Maggie Ward, Of that
place, WAS welded 10 Mr.. William =. Gladstone,
a well-known travelling salesman OF this COM
munity. They went ON trip TO Richmond yes
terday.
LOSSES by DELAYS.
Tho managers Of tho knltting-mllls here say
they cannot estimate the loss they have sustain
ed by reason Of delays In their shipment OF goods
10 different points outside OF this State. In some
cases the goods have been delayed ON the rail-
road as much as twenty or thirty days. A mer-
chant In Bowling Green, n.y., refused 20 accept
the goods because they were 10 long reaching
him, and he holds the goods subject TO the order
OF the mills here. Such trouble will ruin the sale
OF the goods and there is harsh criticism against
the railroad companies for their loose manage
ment.
INTENSE FEELING STILL.
Notwithstanding the managers OF the Coast
line have made due diligence 10 explain their
action IN admitting colored people into the
dining-rooms Of the Coast-Line Hotel Ht We'll
don, the people OF the county still feel greatly
outraged. Your correspondent heard number
Of persons at the cOunty-seat yesterday do
nounce the action Of Mr.. Emerson In unmea-
sured terms. IL Is thought that the hotel wall
lose great deal Of patronage.
NO TmR FOR TALK.
At an Alliance meeting In Halifax yesterday,
where District-Lecturer K. A. Thorne had an APP
polntlnent 20 lecture, there were 50 few present
that Captain Thorne deferred his lecture. The
farmers are 80 busy with their crops that they do
not feel that they can spare any time out Of
them.
Mr.. NJ. A. Gotten, proprietor Of the new hotel
here, has arrived from Baltimore with his family,
and Is arranging for the opening, which viii DO
about the LIST OF May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
M ST. PAUIiS CHURCH.-DI.

I'D" ST. PAUL'S CHUROH.-DI-
VINE service every SUNDAY. Morning at IL
o'clock; evening at 3 O'Clock. Holy Communion
first and third Sundays Of the month after the
IL o'clock service.
Blble-ciass conducted by Mr.. CARMICHAEL every
Thursday at $3.50 p. NJ. Open TO all who desire
90 attend whether Of st. Pauls congregation or
not. The public are cordially invited TO all the
services at this church. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
nay. WESTMINSTER CHURCH.

Rev. JAMES LITTLE, NJ. A., and at P. NJ by Rev.
II. A. ROBINSON. Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ.
Prayer-meeting WEDNESDAY at 8 p. NJ. Ladies'
Auxiliary at p. N. on FRIDAYS. AL cordially
invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
urIrnIofrs aERyIcEe.

Soy PARK-PLACE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH twess Frsnniin s.res ~
III A. NJ py Rev. w. V. TUDOR, ID. D. ana AZ
p. NJ. BY the Pastor.
Sunday school ut g:16 a. NJ.
Class-lnee,ing ut . p. d.
Wednesday, services ~ 0cIv s.s.,s an
the services. Seats froc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
ryroRcIyg THg SUNDAY LAW.
AGED 100 YEARS AND 9 MONTHS.
A Veteran of IsI2-Seven Children, Thirty
Eight Grandchildren, and Eighty
Two Observation-Disclosures

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CULpTpEn COURTHOUSE, VA. April To-
There died at his residence in this county
on Saturday, April II, 1891, John Smith ;
aged one hundred years and nine months lie
was truly n remarkable man, for he was never
sick a day in his Hfe, nor was he ever known 70
take q dose of medicine, and the day OF his death
he had eaten a hearty breakfast and dinner, as
was his usual habit. He had been engaged most
OF the day planting potatoes aud other yegeta-
bles in his garden and did not complain oil peing
fatigued.
When his supper was prepared he took his seat
at the table and in n few moments tel nom his
chair. without premonition, and Immediately ex-
pired. His sands had run out, his hour had
come, his work on earth was done.
An 1912 VETERAN.
He was soldier In the War Of 1912, and II
was the only time in his life that he was ntty
miles from his home. He was never on steam
boat or 10 a railroad car. He had lived for more
than eighty years I'm the house in which he died,
and for the last fifty years Of his life never spent
a night from home.
RETIRED AT O'CLOCK,
He always retired punctually at o'clock and
rose from his bed at daylight in the morning,
ana was always employed at some kind Of
manual labor. He had been wid0Wer Tor nifty
yeafs. He had seven children, aud grandson
from each family acted as pall-bearers at MS
burial. He had thirty-etght grandchildren, most
Of whom were present at his burial.
EIdHrY-rwo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
He had also eighty-two great-grandchildren.
This venerable man died as he hadsliyed, re-
spected by all who knew him. All his friends
ana neighbors greatly lament the death OF
"Uncle john" as they called him lie was nom
est and honorable in his dealings With MS telow-
man and full of years, and with good name he
has fallen a victim TO the memorable monster
from which none escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
ON SECOND FLOOR.

About 500 Gray and Tan Straw
Shapes-Lace Straw, Braid Straw, and
Chip-all shapes, including pancake,
sailor, &c. A sample lot. No two alike.
Some worth as much as one and two dol
lars. Your choice Of any to-day for zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
rs.-epoaD-srREET METHODIST

CHURCH Broad and Tensh streetsl-,hes,o . ";
A NJ Preachias at II A. VI. by hey. ]. Willy
BIEDsos, ID. d., and p. NJ BY the Pastor SUD
ject nj night; "The Night Of Folly. Lec. .9.',
"Wednesday evening az o'clock; Clase-n e ~ Il
Thursday evening az o'clock. Neicolne W W.
Polite ushers Ia attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
EXCURSIONS, sc.
SEEDS.
II LANDRETH & SONS
hs GARDEN SEEDS.

Attic ugh the reputation Of these seeds Is 80
well established, yet having accepted the right
Of their exclusive sale In Richmond and vicinity
we deem Il proper 20 make the following state
ment Of our experience Ia handling them for the
past fifteen years, In which we have sold over a
thousand pounds Of a single variety Of their Cab
bage Seed, perhaps as many OF their Tomato
Seed, and each season thousands Of pounds or
their Turnip, and other varieties In proportion.
Scarcely a complaint has reached US, and we
have the almost universal testimony Of our Gus
toners to their purity Of strain and excellence OF
quality. oo
ATIEE's, VA, August 10, 1880.
Messrs. 4. r. Reepe q Co., Richmond. Va:
Gentlemen,-I desire 70 make the following
statement: Being anxious % satisfy myself In
reference 10 the quality Of the various extra ear
ly peas advertised on the market procured
some OF each Of the leading varieties, giving
them all the same soil and cultivation. found
LANDRETH'S greatly superior 10 any OF them In
earliness, quality, and Yield.
Yours very respectfully,
GEORGE c. SMITH.
We cordially invite all In want Of FIRST
CLASS SEEDS 10 give US a call. BY mail all
small seeds free Of postage On peas, beans, &C.,
cents for postage Will be charged. Special rates
TO dealers and large buyers. Direct %
z. p. REEVE & CO.,
"a 2s-Tu&sa3mw3m COZ east Marshall street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
TEACH
r,sg- gTINDAY-SCHOOI, TEE

Frs MEETfN0.-lrhe Improvements being
made az the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall VIII not interfere with the meeting for the
study Of the Sundey-school iesSons 81 O'Clock
TINS afternoon Notwithstanding tnere Il some
scanoidiug In the hail. taere n An abundance ei
space near tbs rostrum, and al who attend viii
ind comfortable seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
nSR- MOORE.NE RIAL

Bl5" ORE-M EN- RIA l.
CHURCH laurel street opposite Monroe
Park).-Serytces and sermon by the Rector on
SUNDAY MORNING at 11:15 O'Clock and In the
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Hearty welcome TO ali
who attend. Sunday school nj $50 A. N. under
the superintendenco Of ROSWELL PAGE, Esq.
Service MONDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock and
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NIGHT at S;l5 O'clock.
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
,sSrTRTNITY METHODIST EPIS.

COPAL CHURCH. SOUTH corner of Broad ard
twentieth streets)--Rey. p. A. PETERSON, ID. D.,
Pastor-Preaching at IL A. NJ. and s 7. NJ. "
the Pastor. Wednesday night service az .
O'Clock. Sunday school at 9:l5 A.. NJ. Cordlai
invitation 10 all TO attend these services Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

divine worship EVERY SABBATH MORNING at IL
o'clock. Seats are free, and all are welcome.
Westinghouse Clay street above First. Services
also ct 3 o'clock on "WEDNESDAY EVENING Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
40 cI.AY.srREET METHODIST

rpIgcopAI, CHURCH corner Adams and Clay
streetsS Preaching az ii A. NJ. and ; y. h: y
the pastor. Rev. w. II. ANVIL sunday scnooi
ate M. Wednesday and THURSDAY nlen ~, sst-
vices az O'Clock. Subject nor snh1sy h,sns :
"Chrlstian Nanliness Needed Ia ms ivy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

Infants Lawn Caps, Tam 0 shanter Hats, and
Nellie BY Caps, embroidered and plain, at very
low prices 49,. lin
vida shirred brim, very stylish and durable.