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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

On The Questionable Din," which dis.
oourse be based upoh sc. Mathew nj. Z q.
81. Two persons were added 70 the church,
and IN response 70 the call for converts
there were four who asked TO be femem-
bored IN the prayers Of the people Of God.
METHODIST suxpAY-scHooL SOCIETY.
The monthly meeting Of the Methodist
Sunday School Society Of Richmond and
Manchester was held ct Clay.Street
church Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Robert E. Richardson. president. Charles
p. Rady, secretary.
The exercises were opened With singing
BY the school and prayer BY Rsv. J. W.
Bledsoe, of Park Place.
Mr.. Gilbert Hunt. superintendent Of
Clay-Street school. submitted his monthly
report for January, showing continued IN
terest In tho cause among the members OF
the church and congregation.
The President then introduced the fol-
loving exercises by the pupils OF the
school, which were rendered IN excellent
style: Father, Take My Hand, Rosalie
Pettus and Kate Hundley; An Old Bong
with a New Tune, Myrtle King; A Thorn
in the Side. Mary Stevens; The Blessing
Of Song, Garnet Seal, Thank God Tor the
Bible. Amanda Chamherlayne; Inc
Widows Son, Cornelia Bell.
Rev. r. +. Beadles, OF Ashland, was in
troduced, and made a fine address on
How to Be Good Teacher" The ques-
ton was answered by the following sug-
cest,ons: /, study the lesson; 2, seek q
personal knowledge Of salvation by faith ;
3. have confidence in the pupils; 4, have
deem and earnest sympathy with the
pupils; 6. love the work and love the
pupils.
few remarks deservedly complimentary OF
all the exercises.
This is summary of the superintendent
rep0rt for January:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

The next meeting will be held at Park
Place on the second Sunday IN March.
Board meeting on the fourth Sunday IN
this month at Broad.Stree church.
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
of Richmond and Manchester met with
the Fulton school Sunday afternoon. Mr..
II. III. Elicit president, w. b. Daniel, ESQ.,:
secretary. The attendance was large and
the meeting one of the most interesting OF
the year.
Superintendent r. f. Powers. OF the
First church, led in prayer. after which
the reports of schools for the month were
heard. Only two of those represented IN
the association failed TO report. Clopton-
Street and Seventh-Street Mission.
Judge Hancock. who was to have ad-
dressed the meeting. was unfortunately
kept away. Addresses we're delivered o.
Mr.. William Ellyson, Rev. DR.. Whitfield,
Rev. j. O. Kirk. and Others.
The application of the Randolpb-Street
church presented at the last meeting OF
the association, and which was referred to
the Executive Board, was reported upon
favorably by that body, and the matter
being put to vote was unanimously car
red. President Elicit, on behalf OF the
association, extended the right hand OF fel.
lowship to MIR. George j. Hooper, the
Randolph-Street schools representative.
The report of that school was also read.
The beneclction was pronounced by Dir.
Josiah Ryland, Jr.. the association ad.
journng to meet with the Pine-Stree.
church in March for its annual meeting.
These figures are from the monthly re.
ports presented OF this meeting:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
Pr0Derty Iranafers.

Richmond John Dunlop. commissioner
to Richard l.. Maury, % feet on north side
Franklin street between Third and Fourth.
SIS, 100 Mary and Katie Fitzpatrick to ia
cob Bryce. 40 feet on Hickory street near
Calhoun, So: Richard Gentry to Miss Anne
liza Fink. l52s feet on east side Hancock
street near Marshall, $500; William E. JEFF
ferson and wife to John L. J. Melton. 80 feet
oil Marshall street southeast corner Thirty
fourth, $40; Jefferson Maury and wife to
John Dunlop. IS 6zs-l2 feet on south side
Franklin street between Fifteenth aud
Seventeenth, 81, 100; Louis Mott and wife
to Thomas Potts. 17,5 feet on west side
Eleventh street between Byrd and Canal,
$500.
Henrico: Washington Gaines and wife
to David jackson. acres seven miles east
of Richmond, IS; Highland Park Compa-
ny to Il. v. White d Co.. lot % in square
l6. lot &c in square 20. and lot 10 in square
40 $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
THE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
The Westmoreland Club Elects New On
cers-A Supper Afterwards.

The fifteenth annual meeting of the
Westmoreland Club was held last evening.
and was attended by nearly every resident
member Of that organization. The report
of the retiring president. MIR. Charles T..
Workman. was read. 1t showed the club
to be in most gratifying and fourishing
condition. Considerable business of Im-
portsnce was transacted. and the election
of officers took place with the following re.
suit:
Colonel G. OBJ. Cowardin, president.
Major Otway s. Allen. vice-president.
Mr.. Junius b. Mosby. secretary and
treasurer.
The following gentlemen were elected
members of the Board of Managers: Blair
Boiling. &. l.. Street, A. Fl. Christian, and
IL. II. Boykin.
The members of the board who hold
over are: Messrs Mann s. Quarles. Viii.
hanson 1alley, Edward Crump, and
Thomas NJ. Rutherford.
After the elections the president elect
made a graceful acceptance OF the honor
conferred upon him.
A splendid collation., which had been
served in the dining-room, was enjoyed
and the evening was pleasantly spent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

The Richmond delegates to the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, which con-
yenes at Leesburg tonight, wilt leave this
morning. They are as follows:
Germania Lodge-Mr. Charles I. Loehr.
Hines Lodge-Mr. John II. Capitaine.
Ivanhoe Lodge-Mr. George Q. Ruskeli.
Virginia Lodge-Captaln E. q. Hulce.
Old Dominion Lodge.
Syracuse Lodge-Nr. George E. Bow
den.
Damon Lodge.
Marshall Lodge-Mr. Seabriel.
Jefferson Lodge-Mr. Henry W. For
corn.
Myrtle Lodge.
Friendship Lodge. of Manchester.
Besides these gentlemen Grand Prelate
v. L. Lithgow. of Manchester, and Grand.
Master OF kxchequer Courtney. of this city.
will also attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
NOTICE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY
RICHMOND, Va, January 90, 1892.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHiO RAILWAY COMrANIpt
RICHMOND, Va, January 22, 1892. (
Notice Is hereby given that general meeting
Of the STOCKHOLDERS or THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY viii be held
at l2 O'Clock n. On TUESDAY. February %,
1902. at the office OF the company. Pace build
ing, corner Of Eighth and Main streets. In the
city OF Richmond, State Of Virginia. for the fol-
lowing purposes:
1. 10 sct npou tho acceptance or rejection Of
an act OF the Legislature Of Virginia, entitled
IAN sct To authorize the issue OF additional
bonds and stock By tho Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway Company and defining the purposes 70
witch they may be applied" approved Decem-
3. To scs upon the acceptance or rejection Of .
certain other set Of the Legislature Of Virginia.
entitled ssn acs 70 authoriss the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company % construct OF e.
Quire branches OF extepsisns and 70 lseue w
mortgage bonds thereon, o. % hold stock IN and
guarantee the bonds Of cogporstiouss oWnln9
such branches q extsualooss' appruved Decent
beT 20. 1891. rs
aukhogity - the PreG1daiit ahd Board q Direc.
TORI q ~ company 70 txee1e moeteaeo upoa
TIE propeKty g ~ comEeny - secure oonds .
- i6epSd ss1 aath0gtty ~ i6one ~ eAme
Z 10 oon1ldes ~ ldc9fice q! sntnoe!sme ~
ersAstce and hans q addi11eosl capital sseck =
& AZ a. ~ 60 $780, = nv isvfury
n; ! I 7 {; { -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY.
A True Bill Found Against the Slayer OF
JuI,ius Dickerson.

The grand jury of the Hastings Court
met yesterday morning and returned the
For Felony-R. A. Davis. charged with
killing Junius Dickerson; Thomas Taylor
alias Norfolk. Philip johnson (two), James
Lewis, and William johnson.
For Mlsdemeanor X. Baughan (four),
Jake White. Samuel Johnson, Mary A.
Winston, James Lewis. Jack Willis, Will.
liam jackson alias w. L. Godfrey, David
Peterson, Eliza Harris alias Juda, X. X.
Smythe. Robert Brown, Buck jackson,
N. Y. Bachus, Frederick Dade. II. NJ. Vid-
dler, William Allen, Frank Keller. James
Butler (two). and Edward Ellington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

AllcoSk's Porous Plasters arc the ersst
sxternal remedy OF the day. The quickest,
safest, eureet. best. Not only immeasursbly
superior 70 ~ other plaaters. hut Also %
lintments. ointmsnts. OILS. and similar
uuctuous oompouuoo.
Bevess Of limitations, and do not b. d.
eoaved b QiGrepeeoontatioa- Ak IT, Al
~ ~ e &c e s s Z g = 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
Or. sledd,s Lecture To- Nieh,.

Rev. DR.. Robert N. Sledd will deliver Q
lecture at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION tonight under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Aid Society Of Centenary
church. His subject win be-: Church
Music; As.It Is and As 1t Should Be-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
fe l6-lts

Union COUNCIL, No. 81, ROYAL
- ARCANUM.-The regular meeting Of this
Council VIII be held THIS TUESDAY EVENING
at 1880 O'Clock. The grand officers will make an
Official visitation on this occasion. and matters
OF importance will demand consideration. A full
attendance IL therefore earnestly desired.
By order OF the Council
IA 81 w. +. CRUMP. HeCretafY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

NvHE MEMBERS OF BELvI- 90
i DEERE COUNCIL, No. 1889, ROYALN5St
ARCANUM, are requested % attend wa
regular meeting Of their Council at Bel III
O'Clock. Members Of sister councils are invited
to attend.
By order Of the Regent.
80 21st&3dTuts H. l. DENOON, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Young
Baptist church was held in the side chapel
of that church on Sunday afternoon.
Stirring addresses were made by DR.. Drew
and Mr.. Mccall. of Hampden- Sidney Col
lege, delegates to the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Convention. Several new
members were elected and the committees
for the year announced. The following
officers have been recently elected; Presi-
dent, Arthur b. Clarke; Vice-President,
Luther b. Vaughan; Secretary. Alfred
Benson; Treasurer, Howard NJ. Walthall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
GALE OF VALUABLE FARMING
~ AND TIMBER LAND ON CHICKA-
H0M1NY RIVER.
Armis'eao ho'h'"'''i"'o' Circuit Court. De-
crees May 81 and
Coies IAeeu'o''' Nov. IL, 1891.

By virtue Of the above DEGREES, 40 special com.
missioner appointed thereby, and ~ substituted
trustee in q deed Of trust OF record In the clerks
once Of Charles City. bearing date Sd day OF
October. 1870, will offer for sale At public auc-
ton, at Charles City Courthouse, on
THURSDAY. 17ru DAT or MARCH, 1892,
that being County-Court day, those VALUABLE
TRACTS or LAND known ~ BkOADNEx and
FERRY, adjoining each other. and containing
1000 ACRES, more or less, 70 be sold e. one
hund farm, BY Horss-Brids tract OF land lbe-
logging 70 Lamb and 0rnves), By the Haystsck
track owned BY X. A. Arnold and otheis), and
BY the chickahominy river.
The debt for which this land 10 TO be sold ID
due the eststo OF Robert y. Cole, and amounts
to tho sum Of S0,x42.3i with interest ON
o8,059S2, part thereof from LIST day Of Nay
1891, and cost Of suit 70 be taxed By tho clerk
and expenses Of sale.
TERMS or SALE One half cash and the resi-
proved security required from the purchaser.
bearing tnteresS from day OF sale. and title re-
taipsd until puRchass-l honey = paid and con-
veyaacs oedsfed b. NE Court -
Substituted rsussss and spsdsi ComnissioasF.
vcs further particulars sddrsss 6kNtsY 2
Va
A1MlB9EApfn ADMurRRAson AGAINST COLES
x1nCuIonss - n m cIncvu counf -
l.c o. Waddnl, elssk ot said coseA esetlty
hat boad auA security = TIE peaA1lyoe ol1sOo0
- REQUIRED p The a1eseetyisd sui hss 49,
ga s.s:ss 3 : 4 .:s'ss sR 3. e Is . =
..:: g; 4 4. = az = 4, ST. ST. =
Z & 1R-'.@k M s. & Il Il u q. 5 * b. Ss>@7- Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

Deputy Revenue Collector Appointed.
Mr.. John II. Campbell has been. sp-
pointed Collector OF United States Internal
Revenue rice Isaac Newman. deceased.
Mr.. Campbell IL Q stonecutter aud OK
president OF the StonecutterS Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
A nroksn Al.rm-wire Causes Trouble

a BrOken AIsrm-Wirc Gauss Trouble.
From II o'clock Saturday night until
early Sunday morning the whole western
portion Of the city was in peril 20 far as its
Are alarm system. which Is one of the best
and most complete in the country. was con-
cerned. As soon as it was discovered that
most the entire Fire-Alsrm Department
were out looking for the trouble. After .
long search IL was found that . broken wire
IN the Richmond Theatre WAS the source of
the irregularitv. Tbs was immediately
repaired. and no further trouble was OK
perisncsd.
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Peculiar

10 i1seif n many impossans p1ft1sutnP. Hoep
0assapositls y diesssnt fsou Al saDsn~ eeasS
cher mslisins.
Peculiar IN comblnations pFupsstien aad pfsp
sfstion Of inssedisnts, Hoods esrsapsfma -
5000 ne fan curative value Of The best Known
remedies Of the vegetables kingdom.
Pesulias IN its medicinal merit, HOODS Saxape'
ma secompishes cures hitherto unknowu.
Peculiar In strength and economy : HOODS 5ef'
sspsrills Il tho only medicine Of which can srufy
be said, 100 doses doIlar." Medicines IN larger
ana smaller bottles require larger dosss' and 90
NOT produce - good results ~ Hoods earsspsrils.
Peculiar In it, good nsme q homo "-tnsrs v
more Of Hoods sarssparilis soldin Lowell wnsrs
Il u made. than Of all other blood pasinsre.
Peculiar IN It, phenomenal record OF eslee
abroad. no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in 90 short time. Do not b In
duesdto take any other preparation. Bssurs 81
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold By all druggists. 81; six IS. Prepared only
by G. !. HOOD CO., Aposheeariss, Lowell AAss'
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

MASONIC NOTICE stated 4.
wi communication Of RICHMOND RAN ~
pOLPH LODGE, No. 10, A. +. and A. NJ,
will DO held at Mason's Hall FRANKLIN street
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets)
THIS EVENING at 1880 o'clock. Members Of sis
ter lodges and transient brothers are fraternaliy
invited.
BY order Of the Worshipful Master.
WILLIAM HALL CREW,
fe lG-lts Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
BARGAINS IN wEsT.END LOIS

DARGAINS IN WESI-LND LUIS
63x1S0 FEET, Park avenue near Nonmefit
s4xl20 FEET, Main near Beech.
1i0xl30 FEET, corner Main ani Plum.
3OxI5O FEET, Grace near Laurel
35xl5O FEET, Nam near JefoIsIn.
3Oxl5O FEET, Linden near Main.
3OxlsO FEET, FLOYD near MoIi.
40xI40 FEET. Lombardy street 10 h.s-,
Grove.
4Oxl2O FEET. Cary near Reserved
00xl79 FEET, Hanover near PAN.
All the above are within the prescott An'
the city, and in localities whore elriy l fe..'l
value may be relied upon. r. will plf o. t..i
now on any Of these. j. b. ELAN atQ
fe lf.lDkis.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

Pine-Street reported conversions; First
church, 2; Second church, 3, and West-Vew, 2.
MR. NJ. b. WILLIAMS AT TIE SECOND BAPTIST
Mr.. NJ. b. Williams, of Atlanta. Ca,
gave Bible reading in the lecture-room
of the Second Baptist church at 4 p. NJ.
Sunday. His unusual powers az an In
terpreter of Scripture were displayed
during the recent session of the Young
Mems Christian Association Convention,
when number Of ministers were present.
Rev. Drs. Peterson and Landrum and
Rev. Messrs. Cannon. Stuart. and Van
Horton look part in the services. MIR.
Williams Is giving Bibe readings every
afternoon at o'clock. Sunday night Mr..
Williams preached in the main audience
room of the Second church to large con-
gregation. His sermon was one Of great
power. and made deep impression upon
his hearers.
Many ministers of the various denomi-
nations were present and assured Mr..
Williams of their sympathy in his work,
and promised their cooperation. Preach
ing by Mr.. Williams every night ct
o'clock
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10 1927
IGOR SALE,
CO 0EO WILL BUY THlTa

S3,25O yGBEsx. Buy 5Sxr TE1aAATTa
LOCATED RESIDENCE No. 5if rorh a.ta
street.
$4,000 will secure that CONVENIENT. Mob.
ERN DWELLING No. zoo ea.i Nis
shall street
$4,000 will buy that EXCELLENT RESIDENT
No. 1Of north seventh street, 'l.f ls
thing for physician or delii.t
$3.50 will take I'm that FIRST CLASS lnRfa
STORY, sTOCk-BklCh DWELLING
No. 527 north Ninth street.
$1,000 will buy that EXCELLENT BROS
RESIDENCE No. 533 north >e'aIui s'r...
with a beautiful vacant lut ilrUen .r.
$4,000 will secure that CHARNlNr, AkN, 81
WELL-APPOlSIED HOUSE 81 lt
Plum street, near Grove avenue
$4,000 will buy a GOOD CORNER FRAME
HOUSE on west Clay street
e2,10O will secure the EXCELLENT >IOH
and DWELLING combined, 80 SO
south Pine street, II pr cert q.
vestmenL
A., 800 will buy BRAN.NEW IignfRnH
MODERN HOUSE IA the tas' t1L pa
you can pay for IL in small non'a.llif
ments y. ". huhE
fe 14-2t keal Lsilie A.---.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

WANTED, BY. MARCH 1sT, AN
w EXPERIENCED LADY STENcGRAPHER
AND TYPEWRITER. A good position TO one
thoroughly competent. None other need apply.
Address LOCK BOX 300, city. fe 14-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

1uy1tyx sex1SS@S<e>1eSSesT WYNN
By Mscdoueau DAVIS, Aucsionssfss
once, No. 1880 sass yranklin street
TxCELLENT HORSES, PHAE-
~ T0Na. ToP.BU00IEs, CARRIAGES,
TNpFHs. HARNEsS, BLANKETS, &C., 60,
Ar AUCfION.-By direction Of Mr.. George
0uvsrnalor. who 10 deciinine boslness, W va ~
ell, Is his stables, on Taird between BROAD ana
Grace stroets, on
TUEsDAY. FEBRUARY 10 1892,
at 105< o'clock, 8 BxCELLENT BAY HotS ~,
fine workers and traveller; NEARLY MN
TOP.PaAETONb qesther topsli riNn g Si run
BAR TOP.BU00IES; EXTkNSlON-TOf
FAMILY CARRIAGE; NEARLY NEW fRAI-
SER CART; FlRsT-RAIE yuMPEk; se,s
EXCELLENT BUGGY HARNESS; CUTTING
KNIFE BLANKETS, FEED-BOX, &C., SC
Particular attention Il asked, "a Mr.. 0uverna-
tors determination Il 70 sell, everything peins
urst-cIass and must be removed ut once:
MACDOUGALL q DAVIS,
nll AuctioneorA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

VX1ANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED
w engineer desires SITUATION. Have
good license and recommendations. Address c.
A. p. 1906 Ross street. 10 lo-lt'
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UTIDOn'O COD LIVER OH
WILBUR , AND PH0sPHATEs
MFFTING&

NoonNnrncro>-~|-~ 49,. : 2 : cCocS~ cc~"~0-~|
A STATED COMMUNICATION Il.
N OF AMITY LODGE, No. rs, A. Y and w
A. N. will be held at Larbe Hall, corner Of
Broad and First streets. on TUESDAY EVE
MING, February l6, A. ID. 1892, at 1880 o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges and transient
brethren in good standing are Invited to attend.
BY order Of W. NJ.
fe I3-It' w. II. BEvERIDGE, Secretary
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RoSs 7'ss !; ~ = S ssE9s'' Man III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

XI1ATER-GROUND CORN-MEAL,
w 6Oc.; Best Family Flour $3.50; Patent
Family Flour, So; Good Laguyra Coffee roast-
edl, 22c.; Fine Sucar-Curcd Hams. Re; Lard,
&c.: GRADUATED Sugar, 4j1c.; Tomatoes and
Sugar Corn, OIL per dozen; Good Butter, lSc.;
s largo Bars Soap, 25c. Good Rice, &c; Nice
Mackerel, zoe. per dozen, 81
ID. O'SULLIyANS.
10 Cow Eighteenth and Main streets.
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WANTED, A GENERAL AGENT
w FOR VIRGINIA for prominent eastern
company. Half million assets. Most liberal
compensation. Address c. ericsson, No. 2114
Delaney Place, Philadelphia, Pa. 10 12-4t'
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There were large congregations in the
Methodist churches on Sunday, and there
were quite Q number of special sermons in
accordance with the announcement in the
DIsrATcH Of Saturday.
Rev. X. F. Beadles. who has 80 acceptably
filled the pulpit of Clsy-Street church
during the illness Of the pastor. preached
q Trinity Sunday oIning. At night DR..
Peterson, by request OF the Junior Order
United American Mechanics. preached ON
tho Pre- eminence OF the Bible"
Rev. u. n. Beunott preached for Broad
Etreet church both morning and night. in
the absence Of the pastor. Dr.. Tudor. who
- conducting meetings In Norfolk.
Denny Street Methodist received several
new members Sunday morning.
Rev. George H. Ray preached TO largo
congregations ct Union station Method.st
church on Sunday. HE subject vas I'm
fsnt Salvstion--ths Title OF Children to
baptism" Just before the eesmon 8 mum.
Der Of children we're baptized and four
adults vera admitted 10 fellowship Ia the
church. At the cottage psayes.mestine,
held ct the mission-fQons In the afternoon,
there yere seven persons conysrted and {
coed deal Of interest wAJ felt generally.
This service B under the tmmadi Ste leader-
obip u B. p Bl9nk Ed, aa1il ~ ~ othsg
~ nembesh ~. Nv pgeoehe1 . nieht
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WANTS.

EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT
III SOLICITS EMPLOYMENT IN OPENING
same. Desires permanent position as book
keepere References furnished ", care BOX
2s2, city re lo-eouIot
VXTANTED. A COOK. APPLY AT
w 80 Arch street. fe 1o-lt-
XXTANTED-TRAvELLING SALES
w MEN. Specialties for Grocery, Dry Goods,
above expenses to good man. ALLISON, III
Monroe street, Chicago. Ie lo-lt
WANTED, A FIRST-RATE SEAM
w STRESS (colored or whitel 10 clcan up
and take care OF ono child years old Apply
before II N. at 314 west Franklin street.
WANTED, DRIVER FOR TWO
w HORSE TRUCK. White preferred. APP
ply, with recommendations. this morning,
fe I6-lt 3400 Williamsburg avenue.
VXTANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED
w engineer desires SITUATION. Have
good license and recommendations. Address c.
A. p, 1906 Ross street. 10 lo-lt-
WANTED. A NURSE. FIRST
w CLASS wages, Apply at 522 west Grace
Attract fe 1911
VXTANTED, BY MARCH 1sr, AN
w EXPERIENCED LADY STENcGRAPHER
AND TYPEWRITER. A good position to one
thoroughly competent. None other need apply
Address LOCK-BOX 300, city. fe list
WANTED, CANvASSERS-3l.5 80 A
w day and a commission to successful men.
Apply to J. w. LANE, Manager, 1923 east
Main street (up-stairsl after o A. N. fe lit
WANTED, A COMPETENT FEE
w MALE HOUSE SERVANT. White pre-
ferred. Apply at 20 north Laurel. fe 14-2t,
WANTED. A PROFICIENT STE
w NOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER. He
must also be capable OF doing general Office work
and write good hand. Good references re-
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/. 10 l4-3t'
DELIABLE, WIDE-AWAKE, EN-
~ ERGETIC, ALL-RouND BUSINESSMAN
WANTS SITUATION. Long experience in
fancy grocery, tobacco, produce, and provision
business. Clever salesman, and hard worker I;
salary secondary. Good meat-cutter for market
store. win accept any kind OF WORK. Address
ENERGY, DISPATCH ONCE. 10 lf-3t'
WANTED, A GENERAL AGENT
w FOR VIRGINIA for prominent eastern
| company. Half million assets. Most liberal
| compensation. Address c. ericsson, No. 2114
Delaney Place, Philadelphia, Pa. fe 12-4t'
| WANTED, TO DO . U K n EW
w work for us at home. LADIES and GIRLS I;
| S3 to $S q week easily made; no painting or
| canyassing. Send self.addressed envelope 10
ECHO MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Lib
| erty Square, Boston, Mass. fe 12-4t'
WANTED, RELIABLE AND EN-
w ERGETIC AGENTS to SOLICIT SUB
| SCRIPTIONS TO capital stock OF the NEWPORT
| NEWS BUILDING COMPANY. Plan new and
| attractive. A better contract will be given TO
| agents than by any other building company In
the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

On motion of Mr.. Valentine. the chair
man appointed committee of three to
secure from the Legislature q new charter,
with such amendments and alterations as
are desirable.
The life member certificates, which were
designed by Mrs. Bryan and beautifully
engraved with the names of the members
on them, were distributed to those of this
class who were present.