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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28
&prresppnoens.

Iprresppnoens. = Sort Grit
n, "a. Nuguft '93. = Mit Der 6iBe
mill e8 nod INNER fem @nbe nebmel1 ;
am 10. batten mir in Der Some 1928
Grab s. = 43 @rab st. Mer BON
ben 2eiern fattn fi9 es babel gemiitbs
lid benten, obne Bier ? Mber 70 gebt's
@inem, tpenn mani in 10 mem Wuferz
neft iibt, mo- bieies @etrdut berbotert
1T. 9ie poerorbneten 9iener Der
9riftli6en Stride" iinb ftreng bagege1t,
Obpobl iie es nur su germ ielbit trinfen.
nebrigens 1T es i9on betannt, wel9e
S%usen6bolbe iene 9erren linb unb
man muB natiirli6 nur tbun, pie Der
9err pator iagt.
Sc iinb nur nod 5mei Monate bin
big CUR Becan @rnte, m,l9e bieies
Sabr ni6t iebr gldnaenb perben mirb.
Ser 9agel inn bergangenen Griibiabr
peitf6te ale8 nieber, ebenfo bel ben
pfirfi9en, bic 5uleBt mod bon ben
9eui3reden gefrefen wurbeu. Sept
regnet es ni9t genus, baB bic pecan=
NiKe orbentlid auspa9ien f6nnen. @iz
men guten @af bon fur Santa Claus
wir6 aber INNER nod eeben, 10 miiis
fen mir uns bieies Sabr bamit begniis
gen. SIS fnb f6on Sabre gepeieu. in
mel9en Der Sarmer mebr aus ben Pez
cans gera9t bat, als aus ieinen Gelbf
probnften.
Sa bic 8dume tur AM &iber lteben,
10 binbern ie aud ni9t i'm Gelbe bel
Der 8earbeitung befelben. Chen bieie
8drme geben benz 2anbe nod eimer
bebsutenben Wertb unb i9 bin iiberz
3eagt, bob es in 10 Sabren bier nal
nnb nod mebr Dertb 1T, als beute, mo-
Der older 4 biz 5 Dollar fotet.
8roBes Nufieben bat eS bier erregt,
baB gegen einen prebiger cine Nns
flage tpe9en 8erfibrung unb wegen
@Ornabme elmer perbre9erif6en Spes
ration erboben murbe. Infer 6riez
beusri6ter bat aber ni9t LANCE ges
fafelt, ionbern bat ben r9iener bes
Germ" unter $1,000 8irgI9aft fir
iein @ri6einen oOr benz 9itrittgeri6te
g~eitelt. 8eiaster r@Otte8selabrter"
1T iebt 3nar wieber auf freiem TuBe,
aber er uirb tets bewadt, bamit er
ni6t etpa cinen rScenerie : @e6leI"
pornimmt.
gu fOl6en v8iebermdnnern" fol-
man nod gebeu unb ibre nWorte Got
ties" b6ren; wOm0gli6 gar nod OBJ
renbeidte ablegen2 unO Tie i6dmen
fi9 nidt auf bic &an3el gu treten unb
ibrer @emeinbe @|rmabnungen 5l5us
rufen, wie n8buet re6tf6afeue 5rii6te
Der 8uBe".
8ei Der nd9ften bieiigen 9iftritt,
@aurt wirb man eS tpobl erfabren,
mas nit benz 9errn prebiger gei9iebt.
8ielei9t bringen banit aud anbere
8ldtter cine furae Nsti3 baoon. 8iel=
lei6t aber aud ni6t....
Mar u. Wilbe.
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Weriuht Ste5es!

Sc fpftet Nidt8 unb ptrb Gu9 it9erliu btenlt9 ittn,
ipatet Sbr 9uften, GrfdItuns pber trsenb etn 9eiben be8
9alies, Der Sruit pber 9unsen BADEN. Or. 3ins'8
neue Grfnbuns sesen S4ntnbiutt seriaaft etnbes
runs. Dtefe8 rtrb sarantirt, i'm dnbereu Saue ba8
@elb 5urhderfattet. Splhe, BITE an Der Grippe iitten,
fanben, baB eS tas bette Mittel mar. Bet Gnpenbuna
bieies PrdparatS erlanste mas cine ~lrfDrttae nnb perz
maneute Sur.
@eriu1t eine BrpbeFaf1e unb ~nberSeust SUD, rte
pirfltf gut bieie8 Mtttel lit. grpbeFai1en unentselts
LID bet Der San Gntcnio DRUG 60. gu baben.
gertauft werben ie gu 80 Gts. unb $1.O0 fur srpse
HlafGen.
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RemetSf4le.

arpfneb unb RbeumattsmuS, bic gerbauunssprsane
raren tn IdIe6tem 9uitanbe, bic 2eber mertf6 anses
srtffen, Bate fetnen appettt unD mar d~berbaupt p1us
itdnbts e%nttfdftet. 0ret 8lafaen electric Sitters pa.
ben thu tuTtrt.
Gbuarb Sbepberb, Surrt8burs, Sa 6otte Elm.
effene gBnnbe am geine. bic i6pn a@t Sabre selaufen
Ieben S&a6teln gadien'S Grnico Gable unb bt.
@unbe 1T sebeilt. Scbn Sped fer, 6atapba, Ohio,
bait fhuf Wunbeu am Setne bur@ Gteber peruria&t.
9te 1srste sriid aa..a. lstnen pau az nnSstLbsr: Sine
ntsa SdIbe baben teu ppufdnbts eurtrt. gu baben in
AMEN Npotbeten. Gbolpb Dretb, Gbempipn & Co.,
WbpIefdle.
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SAB Der 0eraog bon gbinburqb

ben 9brOn BON Sa6ien>@Oburg unp
@otba belteigt, anftatt ieine8 SObnes
MIfreb, gibt gu allerlei 8emertuns
gen NnlaB. Man bate eS einfa6 fir
unmSgli6 gebalten, baB ein engIif6er
Bring nit elmer ruiif9en @emabIin
elm beuti6er Ser3og fein tonne. @be
ieBt Der 9er3og BON edinburgh ben
@iD auf bic GerfaKung ablegte, iparen
er unb Der Safer lange in gebeimer
unterrebung auf S9lOB &einbarbSs
brunn. 3wif6en &einbarb8brunn unb
Csborae 9Ouie, benz @obnfb Der &6s
nigin 8ietoria, fan6 eia lebbafter
Sepei9entpe@ieI itatt.
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Southern YaciTc . 0abm.

GbaDrt.
0a9 NetpzO Orleans, 0pn1ton unb @alz
pelton tdgli6 1850 ubr Na9mitta9s
unb 8 ubr Ybenos
Had 5an Graneisco, 81 Yafp unb
eagle 8aB tdelid $3.50 8orm. -.
Mnfunft.
Bon NemzS Orleans, Sputon unb @als
peifon tdgli6 300 Gorm. ufb 4:15
Aafm.
8on San Graneisco, 81 paip mmb
@agle BaB tdgli6 1:25 Nahm. 49,.
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MDblirtes 0immer

in gutter Gage, bebagIi6 auSgefattet
lnb nit 8abes@inri6tung bi9t babel,
ipirb BON einem ein3elten 9errn auf
ldngere 3eit gu mietben geiu6t.
Oferten nit preis : Nngabe inter
u@bambregarniit" gu ri6ten OH bic
Expedition Der r6reien preRe".
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Wort2 IS III
bas Sanbels5ei6eu bes
Cinderella S9ubz g aIafes.
9a i'm Wabliabre befanntli6 Sc
f6aftsfiqe berrf6t unb mir einen groz
Ben gorratb BON S3ubmert fiir 0ers
rem, Damen unh &inber an Sanb
baben, neuete Gacons unb Meuiter, 10
b~erfaufen mir Mes sum Soft
preie unD liefern bic 8emeiie bas
fur. @ae Waaren iinb neu unb pnrz
ben ipe5iea fir bieieh Sommer be1teat.
Die preiie limb iiberaa in 3ablen an=
gegeben. Wer biaig unb gut faufen
min, 9ebe gum
NinNc~oNn GsA,th MnInE
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snrialifiifc glrbeiterzW artei.

8eriammlung ieben a~tpeiten unb
Dierten Samtag Abenb i'm Monat in
Der Salle Der SermannsI6bne. 3utritt
frei fir S%e6ermann.
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sar q. Seui1nger bat foeben
tuieber cine Carload guBeiierner Otbe1o
&anges, iomie itdbIerne Sbeal Ranses
erbaIten, ale nit 8Orri6tungen tiir
9eiBpaKer!eitung.
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G1enbabn Tabr Hlau.
3. Il O. %. Gabu.
81

5. Il o. %. 8abn.
Nbfabrt.
Dad 81. 2nuis pia Srpn Mountain
ober 81. &. & 3--..6:50 Morgers.
gta6 ct. GoHis pia Sron Wountain
He!!te ---.---....8:15 Mben6s.
NaD SareDp- $40 Gprn.
Nnfunt.
Sen st. 2puis, Srpn Wtountain & 81.
e. & 3............-.8:4O 8orn1.
BON ct. 2puts, Jron Wountain & so.
&. 1885 Nbenbs.
8ou 1urebD ,...--.....7: $50 Nbenbs.
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B9~ @er eine CUTE Wai6mai6ine
ipre9e bel VI. Seufinger
Dor, mel6er cine grOBe Nn5abl auf
bat.
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1@~ 9err ID. 6. SacDbpn, Der
betannte photograph, bat at Der
@amo : StraBe, $50. 1l3, elm neues
&telier eiuseri6tet. Serr Saeebion
bat in ieinem @tabliHement ale Neuez
rnngen, Die auf benz Gelbe Der Bbotoz
graphic Der Neu3eit berporsebra6t,
angepanbt. un0 bic @inri9tung 1T
bo6elegant unb Itebt an Spuenbung
fiber teinem Der prominentelten berars
tigen 2otale 0ltli9er M~etropolen mad.
Gin Seiu6 biefe8 Multer Qteliers 1T
nnieren 2efern auf8 berali9fte ems
bfphIen.
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neebs ars ,nfrfeset,.

AhS9k Az 9uiIttpSus o
BrpotIp n, g. D., San. 10. 1891.
% serei4t mir CUR ~befonoeren 8efrtebisuns, Sbnen
eoa Der Dnnberpoaen Sur. peide ,Iaitor &6niss
Rtrutn>S fdrter" an metnem Sobn Sobann poGbradte,
utittbeiIuns su MAIDEN. 3poIi Sabre lang betum er
6rdnpfe, suIest iosdr eiuz unb 3petnal p6dentlid.
@ir 3o9en proninente NerSte 3u Natb nnb uerludtex
ale m5eli@eu Mittel, aber ale obne bic g~erinelte 5ofs
nuns ~ erbalteu, ba eriubren mir BON bieIem me-. tbs
pollen Miftd unb ent!dlofen uns Su einem 8eriuds.
Derfelbe bat uns mebr ais 3ufrtes
tengeheIItl Seitbem er nit benz RerpensStd.ter
Dor bret Monaten nnfns, lift er nidt pteoer trant sepes
iens Soft jef ~ge6antti Sest fam or iein geben senies
bsn. aiub mir feben Fiir ibn cine 3ufunft. Bite, ems
pfdneea Sic ber5eeflblteu Dant bteer camille. ssSbre
Ashis;t bat i'm mid MUIR turirt, fonSern aud Iein
2ebeu gerettet. benu In ietuem friberen 3uftaube battle &c
uiht nsbr LANCE Ieben t6nnens
Go Gbeeuer Ctr. 8. DE- @eLouR
Se~Ay Elm spertbboles Bud fir gaerbenleibenbe
6#Ekt uub cine QrDbesGIai9e 5~ugeanbt. NrHe
~ erbdIten aud bic Mebi3tn %rlnIonft.
Steie Mleoi5iG fpHroe iit BEN SABRE 1876 BON Dem
6p6tD. BaftDr &bnig IN Sort Mobne, sSnb., a~ubereitet
nao itbt inter ieiaer anpetinng BEN Der
KOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
S38 Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Sci 9Gpetbefetn az babea FIR
$&.OO Die 1Iafdie, q 0Icfd1en fur $500,
ersbe S1.75. q 7as $500.
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Cinderella Sdnb : 0alaff.

Wbitmans @eupreEen. @on als
len @r6Ben, bon Der 9anbpreHe bis
CUR pferbetrafts unb 9ampfpreHe.
aud fir Cotton, WoIle &c.
gu Derwenbenl 60 8alen in
Der Stuabe. Sic biaigiten preiie gas
rantirt bel Stps & 9aarma1n II.
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2a fueldbe1t Ytpcrfe

nebmen Sic Mebi3in2 Meil sic ents
peber franf finb unb nolen geiunb
nerben, Dber neil Sic &ranfbeit berz
bitten poqen. Sn beiben Idlert bers
geRe man ni6t, baB Spobs Sariaz
pariaa ale &rantbeiten ~bemdltigt, bic
bur9 unreines Slut entiteben.
&ein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Yilem.
25 Gents,
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95nisI. 9fie6erldnbii6c ntb Der.
Gtaaten @pfflinie.
Dirette 2inte ;ipifden
3otterbam unO VI M erbam
uun g2efu Nprf.

SGife laufen Bouloene an unb ieseln iebe
@o9e bon 9e.o 9orf mad SoIIonb.
Dur4s8iuete mad allen eurppdiideRS tdbs
ten tperbsn su ben niebrisftea Staten aus
9kftent.
Grfte Guitte $40 unb ~aufpdrts. t3tpeite
Gdiate $35 unb a~uftparts. 3piiHenpefss
etaete bon europa tperben bprIdufis niat
au8eetent, bod finb @intpaneerern 3fpeite
Gailtes9ilets su e~rmdBisten Staten eeftelt.
30. S. 9Dnns, Ngent.
6l7 OfsSonftcnsS ttabe, San Nntonic, Ger.
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STE uTrete HreKe f,ir 9eras" bat
bot aaen bentid1 terautfden 3ettar=
aen 6ie grDBte Mbpnnentenaabl.
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$. M. Osbnrnes neuefe Mdb=
m a d inc. Sie bette unb Sic bill
ligite Maf9ine i'm Marfte. gbeuio
Osborne Stabl "Disc Harrow. 3u
baben bel Sips 6 9aarmanu.
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Mntnntt.

Bon @aloeiton, Spufton unb @uerD
tdgli6. 100 Nbenbs.
gpn Corpus @briti, Nranfas BaB unb
8eepiae tdgli9. AS Nadm.
Son &errpile tdgli6... $3.50 8orm.
BON &errbile tdgli6, ausgenommen
5oHntags unb Montags, UNI
6:45 Na9m.
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Das 0aB>8ier

Der eits 8rauerei erfreut fid auberorbent;
liter @sliebtbeit une nirb iberan borsssoser.
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Q. u. & u. g. 8abn.
Wbfdhrf.

III U . ~
9}a9 @aloeiton, 9Dufton unb guero
tdgtt6 ..............9:0 5 VDrm.
Ia6 Corpus @brifti, Aranias paB unb
8eebiQe tdgli6 ......2:10 Na9m.
Na6 aerrpiae tdgli@. ..7:15 Nbenbs.
Jta6 &errbile tdgli9, ausgenommen
@onntags nnb Montass, um
7:40 Mprgens.
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0Q1-Wefts Commerce StraBe-0Ql
aul San s~(atun!o. 9eras. ~ AU4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
BISHOP FOUR YEARS.
Celebration at the Cathedral of Right
Rev Van Il. vyvers Conservation.

The fourth anniversary Of the consecra-
ton OF Right Rev. 4. Van De NyVer as
Bishop Of the Catholic Diocese of Rich
mOnd was celebrated at 81. Peters Ca
thedral at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
A large assemblagc Of members Of the
several parishes and the children OF all
the Catholic schools. were present. Many
OF the clergy were also in attendance,
and the ceremony was an imposing ana
beautiful one. Bishop Van de NyNer ar
rived at the church few minutes late,
having just returned from baltimore
where h attended the silver jubilee Of
Cardinal Gibbons Rev Father O. Farral
Of Petersburg, ofhciatei in the service
and Rev Fathers Ahern and McKcefry
acted as deacon and sub-deacon, resp"c-
lively IN the sanctuary were Rev;
Fathers 0Reilly, Donohue, Herman. and
CaTne.
The choir sang Farmers beautiful mass.
AZ the conclusion Of which Bishop Van DC
NyVer addressed the congregation. lie
said he had lust returned from the silver
Jubilee Of Cardinal Gibbons. where amid
those grand ceremonials ne was struck
with the fact that there was one great
action that made them what they were.
1t was the sacrifice Of the mass, that
clean oblation," the body and blood Of
Christ Hereto ne came 10 find himself
surrounded 10y his priests, -nd mat sac
Tiiicc was offered UP with thanksgiving 10
Cod The Bishop said he felt proud Of
his clergy. and members of the Church
should take them for their models, for
their excellence was shown In their piety,
their obedience, and their prayers. lie was
gratited at 50 large an attendance. ana
especially at the great number Of school
children present. which attestcd the true
Christian rearing In the community. Inc
Bishop said that his Was responsible
charge. and he begged the prayers OF all
present that God might bless his Work.
lie concluded by wishing blessing upon
all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
The JUSTICE AND HIS BOYS.
40 Old Vet Shows Hts Wounds aud Has a
RoW-Other Cases.

There was an elaborate array OF poor
white trash" and negroes In the Police
Court yesterday morning.
John Cunningham (cOlOred). who was
already in Jail was charged with breaking
into the room OF W. II. Cronie in the
nighttime and stealing a coat. Il watch.
and 80 in currency belonging 70 Cronie.
Upon request of Sergeant Hall the case
was continued until the 2sth.
William Jones. a young negro. was
charged with felODiOusly assaulting and
breaking tho iaW-bOne Of an old darkcy
named Samuel Smith. II was proved that
Jones threw the brick which hit smith AZ
another man. smith Was unable To give
evidence. owing 10 the seriousness OF his
wound. and the examination was contin-
ned until the 10Th
g. NJ Pitcher and 4. j. HAYNES. dealers
AT the Third Market, were before the JUS
tice on charge Of fighting in the market
house during market hours. The evidence
showed that the dithculty was the result
~ a wound upon Pitchers leg alleged TO
have been given him during the war.
Another old man had wound, which ne
said ne could not get cured. Pitcher sald
he could cure II. and pulled up his trous-
ers 10 show the scar OF his own wOund.
Havnes who was present, declared That
ho could not see any mark This an
s,.rad Pitcher who demanded a retractiOn,
called Haynes liar. ana started 10 muu-
late him HAYNES was. however. too much
of heavy weight, ana nus 9pPohtit, VI VI
severely done up. The Justice cQncluitd
that Pitcher had been sufficiently pun
ished and that Haynes was not at faul';
as ne might have been near-sghted ana
Therefore not able to see the wound. The
case was dismissed! -
a c"lored woman Ramed Willie Brown
was up Tor cruelty beating her little
adoDted child. George Brown. II was
stated that she had been seen chastlsing
ne little fellow with barrel-StaVe. me
woman vas assessed $40 and costs
Wirt Harris. alias Charles Dwyer, was
sent 10 the grand jury for going mp 10 tht
r.sid.uce OF Mrs. Benjamin Quarles ana
fskirR away "A handsome silver fruit-bas-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
DEATHS.

BENNETT. Died. at 81 west Marshall
street October 10Th. at 3:i5 +. NJ, MAKh
A.. wife Of a. j. Bennett; aged Il years
Funeral will take place AT J..
NJ. TOMORROW Sunday AT the Sacrei
Heart church Friends and relatives
are invited TO attend.
GLASGOW.-D at 1880 Friday night,
October 10Th. at the residence OF ms
father. 40. JOo Gordon street. FRANCIS
GLASGOW. i'm the 37th year of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
JONES.-Dicd. suddenly, Thursday, &C
toher 18th. BERNARD, son OF Charles T.
Jones. in the 18th year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from the
residence Of his father. No. III Washing
ton street. THIS Saturday AFTEKNOoN
at o'clock.
PARROT. Died. at n9 east Franklin
street. Friday morning, October gth
Mrs. MARIA PARROT (coiored), widow
Of Oliver Parrot. 80,
Her funeral will take place THIS (Sat-
urday) AFTERNOON at I O'Clock from
the First Presbyterian church. corner
Grace and Madison streets.
SHEPHERD.-Dicd. ia Fluyanna county
Va. at I.aughton, on Friday morning
October 90 1898. in the nth year OF her
age. Mrs. SALLIE 4, relict OF Thomas
Shepherd.
Houston and Galveston papers OF
Texas please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
CITY lircnlt Court.

Suit was entered i'm the city Circuit
Court yesterday 10y William Y: Wilson,
trustee. who sues for the bencnt OF uie
Tr- suits of II. b. Boudar against the
Goodman Manufacturing Company ana
r Ashworth against Cottrcll. watkins
6 90 were dismissed on motion of the
The cases Of George S. Vashont;, IT.
VorirD " against fuckers administra
tor were dismissed by the court under the
i'rafieri CESAR. n native of Italy. was
admitted to citizenship. ,, -.
In tho case Of Charles J.. BlankcnShlP oy'
sc. against the Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company. the jury. having hea ,,,
~ ARGUMENTS OF cotnsel and not being
ti,ia 10 agree on "A verdict were adjourned
min This morning at 10 o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Looking for site.

The subcommittee from the Council
Committee on Grounds and Buildings and
the committee from the HowitZ"rs APP
pointed 10 look into the matter Of site
for "A new Howitzer armory held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon. and in company
with Assistant-City-E Engineer Bates went
in carriages TO inspect desirable locations.
The Grcenh1w lot. on Tenth street be
tween Marshall and clay, and the Pcioule
property. on Marshall street back Of the
First Regiment ArmOry. were inspected.
The joint committees win meet again
Monday afternoon at o'clock 10 formulate
"a report. IL VIII be remembered that IN"
old armory OF the liowitzers has been
adiulged unsafe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

DR.. Tudor. II began liz existence with
with about twcnty-nine members, nearly
all OF whom were ladies'. IL was largely
through The Efforts q these noble women
present the membership numbers about
forty persons.
The main auditorium OF the new house
OF God viii seat about 300 people. while
the Sunday school room can comfortably
accommodate about eighty more.
The board OF trustees OF the church II
composed of the following gentlemen
Messrs J. r. Harding. J. II. Harvey, and
W. Il. Bache.
OTHER SUNDAY SERVICES.
Rev. Dr. NJ. H. Houston. OF Nashville.
Tenn. will occupy the pulpit, :of the First
Presbyterian church to-morrQw morning.
At o'clock In the. afternoon Il mass
and addresses win be made by DIR. Hous-
ton and Rev. W. H. sheppard, missionary
Of the Southern Presbyterian Church TO
Africa, NJ sheppard is A scholar o.
a Fellow OF the Royal Geographical So
ciety.
Rev. Or. r. II. Kerr. who was made
moderator ~ the Synod OF Virginia, will
not return 10 the city until Monday.
Rev ". 6. Patterson. OF Pennsylvania.
VIII preach AZ the Fourth Street Baptist
+. ". Mr.. Patterson comes to Richmond
by Invitation OF the Baptist City Mission
week here
At the First Baptist church DR. COOpers
subjects OF sermons will be for the morn
ing Second Conversion" and for the
evening "Christs Charge Against So
Cicty." The special services Of the week
have been largely attended and deeply in
tcrcsting
At West-View Baptist church Rev. Mr..
Robinson. of Iynchburg. VIII tonight
hold Il special service for men. on sun
day there viii be three services. The sub
jet OF the morning discourse Will be
The Devils Desire" and that OF the
night sermon The Christians Wealth
and the Sinners Poverty The afternoon
service. which will commence at $780, will
be for children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
AMUSe rs.
wIiford Clarke In Little Butterhy' ~
the Academy.

Little Butterfly was produced at inc
Academy OF Music last night for the hrs'
time in this city and before an apprecli-
tive audience. This play Is from the zen
Of Mr.. wnfred Clarke. who essays the
principal role, and is very creditaeie 70
him as a playwright The plot Is WEI,
conceived and the lines are sprightiy nno
amusing. Nj. Clarke as III; Ads shil,,y as a
Comedian His great charm IL the natu-
rainess OF his acting. His Wit and hu nun 90
seem TO be spontaneous, and never ia IN, 10
rany s,,n,ortino him IL evenly BALANCED,
and each one is well suited TO his or her
part. ,.e,. c.soDs 10
Conquer will be produced. ano to.nIs -
Tit for Tat" Will close MT SIathe '''
Gagement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
The Engioe Hands r~orer.t d.

Coroner Taylor held an inquest yester-
day afternoon at o'clock over the re
mains of Burnett Jones, the l3-year-old
white boy who was killed by a shifting
engine OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way Thursday night. The evidence show
ga that the lad was riding on the engine
without the knowledge or consent OF the
railroad men, and that he accidentally
fen of and was crushed by the wheels OF
the tender
The verdict of the jury was in accord
ance with these facts. and no blame Was
attached To the engine hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
A Gresn-Grocer Fails.

\ small deed Of assignment was ad-
mitted to record I'm the of1ce or thr CleIS
Mcdowell a green-gTOcer, doing DusiDSeSyts
at gl7 west Cary street AieNan1er ",
Pearce was made trustee, ana WI. ia l'
charge OF the assets at once. the laDhI-
ties are estimated at $3.50 The prefer
red creditors are: Cardwell Il CardNen,
SIS; Mrs. Adelaide Mcdowell, Np.2o,
holder Of note for 10. payable AT ~ ~
Merchants National Bank. All other
creditors are TO share ratably
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
, p.,t.c, I,resd-aisking Flour.

The lone Jack" Flour is IN every re-
spect I'D To the highest standard known
TO the most approved modern milling pro
cess. 1t embraces all the qualities OF
a perfect bread-making flour. and can al
ways be relied upon for the best results
TO all who love good bread this Hour
Is recommended with the greatest conn.,
dence For sale by
X. l.. CHRISTIAN * CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
NJ Cl.rke's Rody Found.

The BODY of Mr.. John w. Clarke VINO
was drowned In the river Just below VII;
iiams's island last sunday, was founo
yesterday afternoon wedged between we
rocks in front Of River View M NJ lam I'm
the river on the morning of the accldent
for the purpose of helping him re hn8,'
his boat 10 the canal discovered the D o,'l,;
The burial viii be IN RiVcr-Nle" ce'he'''
at If O'Clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
More Grinding to he Done.

c,uDd meeting ~ The Council COmmit-
&C.. an streets was held in the city EnGi-
n.4r's office yesterday evening sub halr-
man Turpin presided 1t was ordtt,Td t and
,r. 3in., Of Cedar KinsingtOn, ana Grace
streets in Ice District. The commute
also authorized the construction OF tir
,,iret- street sewer from the alley between
Rroad and Marshall to the alley between
Dro,d and Grace streets at cost Oh
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