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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
CENTENNIAL MISSION MEETINGS.
Address OF Mr.. Eiiyson ON the Work of the
Home Mission Board Hailed.
telegram 10 the Dispatch

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
DASvuLr, VA. March 2s--Tne last Of the se-
cond sorios Of centennial mission meetings Of the
Baptist church began hero to-day at y. ".
There was n large congregation az the mrs, Bap-
tlst church whom The meeting opened. and, sficr
tho usual religious exercises. Mr. William H..
hNyson, Of Richmond. secretary u the Home
Mission Board. delivered the opening address on
the origin. history, aud work Of tho board.
Tho reV speaker was Rev. j. T.. Turpp. OF
Charlottesville, who spoke OF the life and mis-
sion work Of William Carr the flfst Baptist mis-
eionarY IN n foreign field.
DIvIsEs rREsrST.
Among the dvinos present are: Row. !. T..
Tynchner. Professor II. II. Harris, Rev J. NJ
Pitcher, Rev. a. H. owen, Rev. NJ. IS Wharton.
Rev. J. y. Felix, Rev. 4. H. Jones, Kov. Hugh G..
Smith, ana others.
AZ the Baptist missionary moofing Tonight
addresses were nsde by Or. +. Z. Bell, assistant
secretary Foreign Mission Board. aud Professor
Harris, Of Richmond.
DEATH or Mr. LksGgELD
NJ. II. Langied, a prominent Hebrew merchant
Of this city. died here today Il congestion. He
had not been sick but few days and his death
was great surprise 10 the community. Do
ceased was native Of WiikcsharTc. Pa, and
was 80 years 81 age. He came 10 Danyile ia
1887 and had built up large business, his new
store-hoGse being the fuest building 81 It's kind
IN tho city. His father aud mother live 10 Phila-
dolphia.
GAVE BAtL.
J. u. COpprldge. the young man who was ar
rested here several days ago and taken 20 EDGE
oombe county, n. g., 10 answer an indictment.
readily gave bail Nobody believes that The
charge against him VIII stand, and IL IL more
than probable that the indictment viii be
quashed.
North Dansilles street-car line began opera
ton today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
The ylrein,o Deirgstion to Chicago.

~
Editorial Correspondence Of Lynchburg News
Everybody seems 10 agree that II wonld be
foly for virginia 20 send q delegation toChicago
instructed for anybody, and IL may be safely
nredictod that this viii no. be doue. Another
hing that may be set down IS fore
gone conclusion is that Senators Dan
eel aud Barbour Will 80 TO Chicago
as delegates at large. Instead OF antago'
oig,ng the sensible friends Of Mr.. Cleveland,
Major Daniels plea Tor decent treatment OF hiii
IL heartily endorsed 10y many OF The most es :
ne,t Cleveland mon have encountered ~ ~
also rreity certain that Chairman EilysOn WI
o. 10 CHICAGO as a delegate at large. hr. Ely.
- 4. "A cautions. lcYel-hoadod Democrat ana
one 81 the most industrious men Ia sirRihia. re
IL exceedingly popular here Ia kichnond, ana l
tnink discovered one secret Of bis popllal'y
a. sat IN his orics to-day. shaooiiy-di csse1'
s,ntt..facel man walked Va 70 SEQ MN
on bus.ness Sir. Efyson advanced and met inc
man WITH every bit a. much courtesy az ne
.s..,s haze exhibited toward the wealthiest ana
,no.t intluenn hl citizen Of Richmond. II showed
MAJ MAYOR FllysOn nas that touch OF nature
,set makes the whole world KIN The incident
go noted and Afterwards remarked upon Vy
several gentlemen who we're "a Tue mayer ONCE
o. the time -. ,..t,. ,,raca,s
items 10 entertain The state convention hhnH-
tg 49,, ~ G. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

Thsre seems 20 be lots Of life left In the old
season yet. The spring stock is here-but II
can's ar,se "snot out" tho need for the warm
clothes. we don't take I" SIDES for were never
GU, Of Reasonable weights. II you want some
thing uedIum-or heavler-youTI Ord we're stu
making good showing.
A IIGHT-wEIGHT oyERcoAT II be all
right to buy nov-and SPRING Nat. To-Day
is that SPECIAL SAFE or bats DERBYs for
sI.a0 that usually sell at sl.T0. sl.9o. and
go. 20. and "CRUsHgS" for re. that are worth
81 ard sI.e5. The NEW sBAPEs-YOUR
size.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Post OGnco to BE Moved-Personsl
ard nthar Ttppa


Mr. Henry Buol. OF North Carolina, formerly Of
Manchester. is visiting In the city
Mr. Alexander Gary, Of Randoiph-hacon Cob
lege, was IN Manchester Sunday
MIRA James f. Harding. who rs. been quite
sick. is thought to he improving
The City Democratic Committee meets Thuce-
day night when the plan governing thS prIiner!
election will be discussed.
Mr. W. ID. Toler, " Swansboro', has been
elected bv Union Loiee, 10. q. u, OF Richmond,
as a representative to toe GRAD Lodge Whieu
meets in Richmond april l2th
The Democrats OF Chesterfield viii elect dele
gates 20 the state convention or The next COUNTY
Court day-April llth.
Large CONGREGATIONS attended worship in the
Manchester churches on sunday. The resident
pastors Onjcated, ana ell Of them made refer
ence in their morning sermons 20 the Eases t.'e
In the Hastings COur. last week wherein bar
kespers charged with selling liquor on sunday
and TO minors. and with allowing gambling IN
their places. entered the plea % guilty and we're
le: OF with the miaimum unes OF 80 aud sip'
according 20 the offence. The ministers all con-
demned the imposition Of such Tow penalties FOR
aucn nagrant violations oi laws framed especial
" for Tie protection Of the youth ot tho iaud,
and appealed To fheir congregations not 70
c0untenauce or sanction the action OF TIE iury
In some irstances the cciticisms were quite Sc
we're
Rev W. &. vadeu, pas,or Of CentrauN Methods;
church. received three applications for nemb r
ship IN the NOfNlLg hll AZ Lleht ittf l. H.
ThornhHl pastor OF Bainbrldge-SGcet Baptist
chui e. administered the ordinance Of baptism
| 10 several candidates
There will be services AZ the Clopton-Stree,
Rsptist church every night this week. Rev. ".
W. Smith. tho evangelist, Is expected 10 take
part in the meetings.
The pOsi-once win DO moved into new quarters
| in the bank building Wednesday. The posi-
master Is trying 20 get permission 10 close after
10 o'clock on that day In order 10 move; else
| they Will have 10 move Wednesday night.
There were several cases before tho Mayors
Court yesterday morning, but mono were Of pub
| lie interest. Two negro women we're arrested
Yesterday afternoon Tor engaging In pugilistlc
/ exercises on Hull street, near The Petersburg
| railroad Saturday night. lhey viii have hear-
| ing this morning.
Superintendent ID. /. Puliam. of the publlc
schools OF this city. has received circular from
| Hon. John L. Massey. Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, 20 make preparations for the e1'
h.bit to be sent 10 the Columbian Exposition.
| Some Of the pupils in the schools OF Inis city
| viii send specimens OF tneir work In various
branches. which will be exhibited nj the snUer-
intenden,s conference, TO be held at Bedford
I lott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
TIE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
a Rush of Committee Reports--Deacons
aud Elders Ordained by the Bishop.
Special telegram TO tho Dispaich.l

Special telegram 10 tho Dispaich.l
HARRIsONBrRG. Va, March 2S.--The Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Conference held two ses-
sions to-day, and the rnsh Of committee reports
prior 10 adjournment has commenced. live
~ discussion ensued this morning over q resolu-
tiOn providing for the erection Of a 1000
chapel and innrmary building for tho Wesleyan
Female Institute at stanton, IN which Captain
j. II. FigEatt, Of F.ncastle, took exception TO
some Of the remarks Of the pres ding bishop.
Tho report was finally recommiiied, and further
discussion u probable
Memoir OF Roys. Henry Hoffman, John Land
street. Presley Il. Smith, Edward T.. HeieTick,
and Nv. T. !. MagrucCr were read.
The report Of the treasurer Of the Missionary
Society showed total Of SI7,2ll PAID during
the past year Tor foreign and domestic missions
Bishop Keener preached yesterday morning at
the Methodist church, and ordained eight travel
ling deacODs and four lO,at d00cOns. Tonight
ten elders were ordained.
Much Of the detail work, and especially the
matter u appointments. IL fsid 10 bo behind
hand, and the conference may not adjourn to-
morrow night, as expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
Rcportea tor the Dispatch.

'PepOrtei fof Tue DspatSp,l
MATCH 2S.--seseIle collections to-isy; CiTars
and cigarettes, Sel3.65: toearro s3.OOo.2a-
total s3.O,4.qO.
Private sales: Wrappers, q, taYks, lf'
smoker. 4: darn Tugs. .; cutters. l alters, l.
total. u
yisi;ars %. day: w. I. Hughrs and ". T. Jor-
dan, Danyilie, Va; J. h. Boatwtlgni aud }. r.
Meadow. LoGIsoarg. n. c.; Eastace Hunt,
Mlltou. n. G.
Planters warehouse bad TAR brignt saie To-
dnv- but this market shows no speciai tesiure.
Tomorrow the breaks promise 10 DO OF good
shining snd bright tobaccos, aud the weeks
breass will be OF yef GOOD tobacccs Of all saades
ia both brights and darks.
buyers will he on this market reon- The real
drawback IL lack OF cheap and spacious unre-
house room. The wagon trade OF this market
d.uanes stric, rules tor tho government OF loose
ssles. aud the sooner thls feature In recognized,
formulated, and enforced. tho better for ell the
trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH rs. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers; George W. Allen
& Co, agents
steamer ARIEL. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers; L. b. Ta,Jn, vice-pros.ten.-
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH rs, 1892
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Dsrrln, New Orleans.
Steamship Cameo. Nov Orleans.
Steamship Essex, Boston.
Steamship Guyandotte. New YORK.
Schooner " Lawrence. Boston
Schooner 4. A. Campbell, bo-iep.
Schooner Z +. Angei. Providence
SAILED
Steamship Abendana. Bsyrs-
Stea,nship, Darwin Bremen.
steamship Cameo, Hamburg.
Steamship Essex, Baltimore.
Steamship GIyandotte, Norfolk.
Schooner p HARLOW, Portland.
PoRToF WEST POINT. MARCH 2s 1892
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danviilc. Murphy, Baltimore. pas
sengers ard general cargo.
steamship Chatham, Foster. Baltimore. gem
steamship Richmond. Jsnnsy. New York, gen.
eral cargo.
sisamship Booze, Leach, Norfolk, general
cargo.
sAiLEr.
Steamship Chatham. Norfolk, general cargo.
stearnshsp klrhmond, Newport News, general
steamship Dspyllls, baltimore passengers
and Eensfni carrd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
Or w. S. p. BRYAN ACCEPTS AcALL.
A Conductor aud Fissman Csughs Steal
Ing rrsishts--Othsrs Implicated.
fyperfai te,~sru-n In the Disua,ehf

AsHEvfiLE, N. G.. March 2s.-The Rev. W. s..
p. Bryan. pastor OF tho Presbyterian church
berc, has sccepted the call OF tho Second Pres
byterian church OF Cincinnati, D., which no has
been hosding undor advisement for about sx
weeks
John I. Deprato. q freight conductor. and J. ID.
Aoncrtei, q nagman on his train. were to-Jsv
bound over 20 tho Criminal Court Tor stealing
frcights. principally Jour aud bacon The chief
informant was Is. X. Hawkins, station agent ct
Flat Rock. Henderson, county, who had been re-
cciving and selling for them. Four other men
have been held recently for similar offences
Lewis sharp, n brakeman on Depratos train,
said that he WA afraid 10 testify for fear OF
being killed. Deprato is an Italian and Moncrief
q exam highly coune,ted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

BANNISTFR. Died. Monday morning.
March -, 1899. a, No. 10 Governor street,
MAY. infant daughter Of George and Mag
gle Bannister: aged 10 months and IS days.
Aprecious one from US is gone.
A voice we loved Is stiled;
A place j. vacant in our home
That never can be filled.
God IN His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had gwen.
And tho the body slumbeis here.
The soul ia safe IN Heaven.
The funeral will take place from the
above No. al o'clock THIS Cfnesday)
MORNING.
BRIDGES. Died. al his residence. 736
north Fourth street. on Monday morning.
March %. 1922. at 1880 o'clock, MIR.
RICHARD NJ. BRIDGES, IN his 73d year:
The funeral will take place from the
above residence THIS AZ EhNOON al D
o'clock. HE remains will be taken to
Caroline county Wednesday morning,
30th.
CHUDRESS.-Died, OF her parents rest
dence. No. 502 north wenty-tiith street,
March ~. 1892. at $40 O'Clock A. NJ, little
LOUISE HOWARD, infant daughter OF
r. SEDDEN and BLANCHE FORD Chill
DRESS: aged months and 20 days. ,.,
tuesday, EVENING at O'clock. Friends
Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
EATON Died, OF pneumonia. IN New
York city. Sunday morning. March 9th,
ELIZA SANGER EATON. sister OF Charles
III. Manson, of Columbia. :. O.. aud OF the
la:e DIR. OTIS +. Manson, OF THIS city.
Fnueral services were held yesterday
from the residence of I. /. Alinend at
No. u north Laurel street. lnterment at
Sbockoe cemetery.
MOSMILLER.-Died. Sunday, March
9th. at 2 o'clock L. NJ. on the Mechanics
vile turnpike. FRANCIS MOSMlLLER,
father of +. Mosmiller. In the 18th year OF
his age. -,
He was native Of Innsbruck Tyrol,
Austria.
Funeral will take place on TUESDAY.
March 29th. at O'Clock 2. NJ, from 81.
Mary's Catholic church. Friends of the
family are cordially invited TO attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
SATIERWHITE. Died. at his resi-
dence. No. 7Ol north rwenty-frst street.
Monday, March %. 1892. at 6:2O o'clock A.
NJ. JEFF ID. SArIERWHITE. IN the
SD year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from Union-Sta-
ton Methodist Episcopal church his
TUESDAY EVENING. March %, 1872. at
o'clock. Relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited 70 attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
TAYLOR.-Died. Sunday night. March
n. 1892. at the residence of Charles 5.
Gates, No lis south Pine street, Mrs.
LOUISA y. TAYLOR. aged 70 years. She
died in the faith after living an irreproach-
able Christian life for about CD years
blessed are the dead who die IN the
Lord"
No flowers.
WOODSON.-Died at the residenceof her
parents. 7Oi west Clay street, March 2Sth,
at $40 Z. NJ. CHRISTINE. infant daugh-
ter of n. I. and A. X. Woodson; aged 10
months.
Funeral from above residence THIS
Tueslay) AFTERNOON. 29th instant, at
half.past O'CLOCK. Relatives aud friends
invited 70 be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

Msssrs. Haskor & Marcuse, toosoco-Iss ms 's :
,,e,ars,s. who nave recently erected a large Iss-
tory on Tsentyfoursh and vensn.e s's ,s,, od
sss. $500 s,saat,F, "a Tventy-fo1rtn street between
and o. 70 Inc site Of their new essaoi,sn 'so Ia
Sn a aa,idips. which was twenty feet ions sn s,
tseuty-tiyo teet high. was placed on roes sad
the worgmen OF Mr.. eoie, ,ne s. s al,tanco
sssn thew wsro stopped ~ the police &c ~ "
,,oxal permit had been obsaineo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

Tile Dearest Sbot on EARTH
is the spot that's washed out
avftho0 Psayllne. 1t costs in
clothes, in the rubbing and
scrubbing that wears them out
quickly; it takes twice the time,
and double the labor. It's ex-
pensive washing beforeyou get
through with it-and the cost
comes home to yoN, no matter
who does the work.
PearAne saves money by
saving work, wear, and time.
1t hurts nothing; washes and
cleans everything. 1t costs no
more than common soap, but
it does more. It's cheap to be-
gin Without it's cheapest in
the end. of limitations of Pearlne
which are being peddled
DC Wal 1875 JAMES PYLE. NY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

Who shall decide it2 We have concluded
LONG 400 that il il a success every time
with Simmons Liver REGULATOR IN the
house. II promotes harmony and good
nature by preventing an attack OF the
worst enemy. indigestion and dyspepsia
which make discord IN the brightest nome.
You viii fnd the Regulator a good romsay
for biliousness and sicx headacne. IL -
the household friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
TRAMPs RETURNING NORTH.
How They Are disposed Of In A'exsnirih,
Ihs Cat.bers of Potomac Fish.

Correspondence Of the Richmond D.spa,ch.]
ALExANDgIA, March 2S.--Eyery night the
police station hero is crowded with tramps who
are making their way from the South 20 the
North. Raay ;n ;0o morning they are walked
up, aud under Tue escort Of an oficer. taken TO
the edge OF town, headed North, aud warned II
they come back again tho city Will have their
services f~ce IN cleaning up the streets 'or
Thirty DAYS Ton specimens OF this geHps
homo" were accommodated at the station last
night.
Dr. james Futwislo stiu continues very III at
bis home, on south Royal street.
fsh from the lower Potomac ere being sent
up, but as yet the catches are very small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
DEATH CHEATS THE GALLONS.
JcT Dooley. a Condemned Marderer, FIX
pires In LyDchburg Jail.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
LyScHRURG. VA, March 2S.-Jeff Dooley. tho
negro VINO murdered Oilccr Nabrey IN Roanoke
about two months ago. and who has boon con-
fined In jail here since ms conviction and sen
tenco 10 death, died here this morning Of con-
sumption. II has been known for some time
that DOOey was fast declining. and the Roanoke
authorities had been Kept apprsed OF his condi-
tiOn. He was 20 have been hanged on Apiil
SIN. DOOloy's remains were sent 20 his sister AZ
Blue Ridge Springs this afternoon.
WILL "CLEAN THEN Up"
J. VI. Haynes, the men arrested here on Sat-
u-day ON the charge " trying 10 pass bogus
cheeks, wrote p vely threatening letter 20 the
Mayor this morning. Among Other things lie
says he intends 20 sue the city TOT false .fapris'
Onmeut ana "cleau up ell Of the parties con-
cefuoI In his arrest
A very severe hail-siorm passed over Trout
well NotctOuri county, yesterday afternoon.
a gentleman from Southwest virginia and
VITO has travelled all over that section states
TIA. tue wheat crop looks remarkably welt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
ios!cNs BEAT The 'VARsirlss.
''' score 80 te o IN Favor of the Ia
nous reroaut-winners

'.' score 90 &C. q IN Favor of the IA
nous renoaut-winners-CanosIIed.
aiieierram % the Dispaichl
't.''t of VIRGINIA March 2s. The nrsi
ttie between Tie Ulyersliy team
famous Boston League team
Ia'ei rere this evening. The bad
lH and rain for the last two
''i 1iefea,ed any practice by the
.h aud they showed their lack
... ' Doh O., although some very pre.ty
f.- uaie. The BostOns showed up IN
''i nhd played a beautiful game.
I'll, ives very heavy, especially that Of
..-t'. .' ARMY, and tnei, base-running
r... 'ie nreun'ng OF the season. Three
g.. . made in tue battery Of the Boz
rs.. end Kelly served nrst and did
TIE hltougl Nl8rksons arm WAS
l.r, NicDos aui Bennett followed
lt... exc utlon and St&.ey aud Gan
PCS. As. NO lnnings.
Tng FINEST.
f 'i'.e batteries the BOstops have tho
rs -' lutfy. and these. lOgefn with
atl. firrIcnce Of tho team aud their
l.r Qualities will undoubtediy get
els nhhi again. The University team
r.r... tp in lf- best form. aeo The many
E4t.. we're mainly due 30 lack - practice
"' fYHsh condition Of the diamond.
ia. coon EATIEES wORE.
o. He'y worF q NcGuire and Marshall
ts SO MCGUIRE boiug greatly applaud
AA- lek out soYerai Of their beat bat
81 al '.4-s caAhlne and throwing we're
q. 'AeAcee Hose who have been crying
~u & ho csicher. smith al rrsi aud kbc.-
tfaa, Il, 1ld goa alrognd WORT, ana the
..t "a,is In centre Was excellent. The
80 ~ We variety boys MAS weak, but tney
'-ss expected 20 % much ag4iast tho
'tios Ia Tie league.
H., cLKAN MI.
=! clean biz MAS made In the ninth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE March 2s-vlrginia consols, rs.
72ag2l6; Baltimore and Ohio stock. 09a100
Northern Central stock. 6ss0sIs Baltimore snd
ONO Southwestern lists I04is asked f; do. 81 IN
comes. 9t91i consolidated gas bonds, ll3Is
bid DO. stOcEs, 5.l 4a53
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

..Ntt.I .rls.' delivered the address
.....- ....u. Bowed lL Z ..ierv. who was pre-
U... ....s .i.w Hc.Ig present
..f..r.rI- we're reported IN the
.. -..-c g.. e IBst meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
RICHMOND Asp wksr POINT RALLIES.

The ofIicisl denisls OF any trouble or d'saffec-
ton among the Reorganization Committee OF the
Richmond sud West Point had some influence en-
the preferred stock and the bonds Of that COM
pany to-day, but the common stock was still In
clined 10 weakness until we'll into the day, when
IL rallied. The general market opened 81 In
significant change from Saturdays prices. but
the weakness OF the leaders resulted In small
fractional losses throughout the list
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKer.

NEW YoeK. Mach 2s.--The stock market to-
day was again limited one, tho uncertainty
over the silver question. the signing Of the Read
ing bill by the Governor Of New Jersey, and the
shrinkage Of loans by the New York banks all
tending 10 restrict operations. especially for the
long account. and buying throughout the day
Was Of n sra,teffuc ORDER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
HARVEST OF DEATH.
,usrs WELL KNOWN CITIZENS
CROSS OVER THE DARK RIVER.
..,,.... on the Mission work Of tho Church
in Brszli-Attempfs ." Play the
Change Swirdiing" Game.

......o,n ,encc Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
,...rrsrrea. Va. March oS.--Mr Il. !. Led
.l...- "A oh and weii-knovn citizcn ana re-
~, .,er,hani. died AZ he homo. on Old street,
.sg morning. after q brief ilincss OF pnen-
...., acct 81 years.
$3.50. n. vaughan. n woii-knovn aud re-
80, farmer 81 Chesierno,i oouni5, Giod on
.....t,, n,rai: aged sc yes7- lie was son
go. ia Dr. Herbert Vaughan formerly OF
'..t.,e county. 81. Naaghsn's father,
.rs bro,ror dled IA the came honso
u..- ,,o nss, ;cr years, and Ne wa. loft alono
-,,, farm Ills holy vas sent up 70 LINEN
,,., ,ornt- i,-isg fog iu'crmcni IN me OH is"i-
'-tlrl nr-gro'n'' ...,.-. -,
,f Jo.tua J.. over e respected o'Hxeh OF
81, ward died yesterday
ng. gueToS's annREss
... -ttrras A. Grace church Sunday nieht
. fhr Erlroopei Nlss,9nefy Ssi1,l ..
tr no Eov 40. Barton. Of Richmond,
.r- interesting and instructive, ana was
-. torr ia-re congregation hi- sub
IAN. nffs.nn wors 81 tue thtTchi IN hia.i,
r.. f4 teHnu ~ che suppo.t o. orc @, tee
..I.a In fhat oonntry by The churche9 IN
,ie. speator gave VIVID descrip-
r.,r its rea0u rc~s. ana - people. AZ.
.-.. s.rou INA; the ncrcesnrf amount
.UItei ly Tho Episcopal CHURCHES Ia
..., Annually for the support OF mis-
A. Hsncocs went up 70 Noi'oway
"a. tf.. morning 20 hold term 81 VA
WAND Iufro are number ~ csses on
.a.rnrthcm three .c.f~ fof damages
..Ite Noiio'k ard Western iA'fOad CON-
.p,riliph psssod through the city IBIS
..4lis wsV 10 iyuchhnrg.
II .lc order 81 Kks VIZ BE- orgs9-
... .iv to.no-roN night. AMI q "a Oh
....r be- will afart With a yety Nat.eflpg
MINSTREL CoartHv.
49,, % ab0ni n.lceu Yong Gen ssmen,
f-.s -Ho western pnsf,0n OF ne city. en1
-rr-enrnt amateur 's'ent. have -
.f f..en. solves l1tp minstrel conipsrf'
as mmn'he ~ cfs"9 ." give 'pr'
,-..rl. .l'etfN.rWcni.
..-.t.l 'naf Intellectual sttemp's we've
...-rrt No-i- BAD merchants on ssiur-
..f rr t'-.rge's a. play The "ohsngH-
game 900 Them. lhe merchants
-.l.. .1 sat.p ~ he caught. however.
-. f.. foved trh' any mcncy Tss lost
3D.. .....l srrf'e-s we've p1rsoci. hct -
estate n1.ires- r. quiis br'sk. IN
,..... r... q f1r.a 81 271 acres IN Din
..r uqa s1'i .oa Canadian for $4,000,
IN rsrea in Pnnoe George, for
, .. o. v.-ttralder. pui another Of l25
.....r .f N'chi-au FOR $1,000.
lvoiDJEWEL roUSn.
-.tr..n were engaged removing
n-.s r.r-sf0rfs ou the sidewalk
.... .-..- today flev found IA tho art
..-. .reuf ,hcm T. beautiful sqnsrs gold
t.i...ra Greeg Inscription ana tue cats
... 1896. on roe uScs o. ne hoGge
...r.. .l-."J e. d. The badge is IN
..... f.r.e.rqaf'o0, sod as br. ght aud
...- rr.. .nel. as Wbeu nrst made. The
... fr.-r ,re-s TO-DAY removed, ware
..-trg fsa-. aeo. md the iewoi must
t.. I..t n. inaf slime uv one % mo work