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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-07
A Sailors Heroic Deed.

A remarkable act Of heroism has just
received from the Royal humane Society
its proper and adequate reward
During last September the sailing cut
ter Of Her Majesty's ship swallow was
cruising off Zanzibar Island. when two
men Of the crsw jumped into the sea
to have a bath. one OF these, a scnman
called Lawford. We pursued By a large
shark and in order<o rescue his comrade
Thomas McDermoi. boatswain. without
a moments hesitation, plunged just as
he was into the water. Ii appears that
his leap landed him right on top OF the
shark. which was so alarmed by the
splash and the unexpected impact OF 4
heavy body, that II made off, and CAV.
time for the rest OF the crew to draw
both the rescued man and his preserver
into the boat. Undoubtedly, had II not
been for the prompt action OF McDermott,
Lawford would have lost his life, end a
SILVER medal from the Humane Society is
no unsuitable recognition OF The boat
SWANS gallantry.
The bafnCd shark may be easily excused
for thinking that discretion w9s the bet
ter part Of valor when IL found itself at
tackled In so dnorthodox a fashion. AS 10
v eli known, these carnivorous fishes turn
on their backs when they are preparing
TO swallow their prey, FOR IN, simple rea-
- u tldl tHtlr mouths are SET somewhat
low down on the undersidc and it has
more than once happened that a desperate
sailor has succeeded in plunging a weapon
into their bellies just as they turn TO
open their jaws. Rarely. we should
imagine, has shark felt the whole
weight of an able-bodied British seaman
on his back. when all its energies are
engaged in the ardOr of pursuit. and
Thomas McDermott may boast that he
has not only saved his friend but has
come Off victorious I'm the most novel
encounter that has ever been recorded
between man and fish.-London Telegraph.
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HAMPTON Notes.

HAMPTON. VA. Jan. 5.-Decidedly
one Of the most enjoyable affairs OF the
Christmas holidays was a mop given at
tho Armory Hall. on Tuesday night by the
Junior German Club Of Hampton. Con-
spieuous among the dancers were: Misses
Louise Booker. Lady Anne Booker. Lucy
Carr. Nellie Carr Lila Chisman, Virginia
Sempie. Mary Sempie. messrs. George
Marrow. George Semple. Louis Heffel-
finger, Reade Chisman. George Booker
Jr., VI. Won Schiiiing and Franz Won
Schillng. Tom Sclater. James Sclater.. Jr
The chsperons were: Mrs. II. X. Booker.
Mrs Joseph Carr.
The art entertainments at the Theatre
given by Cromwell during the past week
have been unusually interesting There
was n full house each night save We'd
nesday. many being kept away on ac-
count Of the weather.
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FAYERWE1THER GYMyASTUM.
The Work VIII Not be Intefrupted-Death
Of Mr.. c. v. Bell.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Jan. g.
Specialize work. already commenced
On the Fayerweather gymnasium at the
University. viii not cease Oh account OF
the writ served on the authorities OF
this institution by the heirs of Mrs
Fayerweather. The contractors. MessrS
vandeafift & Son, of this city, have not
ceased operations. although they have
known for several weeks that the writ
would be issued. The building Will be
completed according to the original de.
align. IL is not believed that the bequest
10 the University will be effected by the
suit.
Preston White (colored) was tried I'm
the county court yesterday for striking
Mr.. X. Il. Greayer across the face with
\ stick. The charge was with the intent
to main. dishgure and kin. White got
dve years IN the penitentiary
The case OF While Evans (also col
ored). accused OF the murder OF John
Spinner. a colored boy. was continued.
a telegram was received here yesterday
announcing the death OF Mrs. 6. V. Bell
In Biockton. Ala. Mrs. Bell was Mrs
Catherine V. Brand. and sister OF MIR
w. w. Brand and Mrs. Russell Munday.
OF this city. Late In life she married
Colonel Bell. OF Augusta county. and
after his death came to Charlottesville
TO live. About eight years ago she fell on
the Ice In Harrisonburg, and broke her
hip. and ever since she has been almost
helpless. On her return 10 Randolph.
Ala, six years ago. she resided with her
Brother. DR.. james w. Brand, and for
the past few months had been engaged
In teaching. She was well known and
beloved by many OF our citizens and was
one OF our most valued educators and
workers In the Methodist Church. Her
scholars are scattered all over the coun-
Try. She was about seyenty-cns years Of
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NORTH C1ROLINd'S DEBT.
How Governor Holt Deals With II In His
Annual Message.

RALEIGH. Jan. Gin the message Of
Governor Holt, sent to the Legislature.
is statement OF the debt Of North Caro-
lima. There are 1926, coo per cent. CON
soils and 81 72o.OO0 6 per cent. the latter
secured by three millions OF stock in
the North Carolina railroad. now leased
for $1,000 rental. All old bonds recog-
nized a. valid have been funded except
$l22i 600. which Il funded would increase
the per cent. debt 10 .3,el577O.
The Governor recommends the extension
Of time for the funding. now expired.
another year. The condition of State
finances. he says is excellent. He re-
cpmmends the adoption OF banking laws,
providing for banks OF issue. In view Of
the possible repeal Of the States 10 per
cent. tax. The Governor urges the ap-
point1ient o. a commission TO agree on
uniform laws among the states on the
subject of marriage. divorce, contracts.
etc While the message is the longest I'm
the history OF the State. It deals chiefly
with local ntareets.
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recently married in Charlotte by magis-
trnte. who. after the ceremony. got OF
the following: Nancy Gay Is now Nancy
Long. She viii be gay no longer. But
she'll make II gay for hr. Long before
he IL much longer"
The tys Alex. Jones LEI, ocracoke last
Saturday at r. NJ. with a tow OF two
scows for Southport. In the big storm OF
Sunday morning both seows broke loose,
one going ashore at Lookout light and the
second at Shackleford bank. The Jones
reached there Tuesday night with coal
and water about exhausted.
About two hundred negroes gathered at
the coal chute on the southern boundary
Of Goldsboro. Wednesday. and took
special train in the afternoon for Georgia
10 work In turpentine. The agents from
the turpentine fields are employing this
labor. contrary to law, but the law Is
rather hard one. anyhow.
Goldsboro has grown steadily during
the year that has Just closed. Many
new and handsome structures have been
added to her residential abodes, while the
large and commodious cotton ulil-one OF
The finest plants in the South-is monu-
ment to the Industrial progress the city
has made during the year 1872.
At Saratoga. Wilson county. last Thurs
day, Al. Amison shot and killed Frank
Howard. The trouble grew out OF mar
ness trade. Howard colared Amison and
told him he had to whip or be whipped
A blow or two was passed. when Amison
fred. Howard wrenched the weapon from
Amison's hand, said he was shot, turned
and fell, and in few moments was dead.
Sheriff Smith, Of Charlotte. was aroused
by a knock at the jail door Wednesday
night 10 admit a negro named Eritt Davis
and his captors. Davis had invaded the
bed room Of n twelve-year-old daughter
Of Mrs. VIII McRaven, who lives near
the city. The girl made outcry and the
negro fed, but was captured in cabin
on the premises and brought to jail. The
negro was arraigned for preliminary
hearing before Esquire D. G. Maxwell
Thursday and was remanded to jail
in default Of bond Of 500.
Southportess were re3oiced few days
ago. says the Southport Leader, to hear
that the Wanamaker mule was pensioned
for life and given a snug birth IN the bone
yard. but. alas. a worse fate seems to
await the mail, for the mules successor,
10 one has seen &. s. has some frejudice
against comir into town, and Postmaster
pavis Is earning his salary by 'totng"
the mail -6eS into town from some IN
known region W towards Wilmington
Tuesday night Davis was gone sc long
that there Was n report that ne had met
the mall at the Wilmington ferry. and
beat the carrier into Southport And
s;N General ). Lo11ie 8cH saYs there
are no Specific complaints" against the
Wanamaker Mule Route.
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NORTH CAROLTyA VIEWS NOTES.

Mr.. Marion Buffers paper the Clinton
Caucasian. has been moved from New
Berne to Goldsboro.
The Lumberton Robesonian says: The
indications now point to the largest cot
ton crop ever raised In that section.
A meeting was held In New Berne We'd
nesday night in the interest of a State
road congress A committee was appoint
ed by Mayor Manly TO go to Raleigh in
order 10 petition the present Legislature
In regard TO this very important question.
w. il. Austin, OF Ashevile. Is exhibit
ing sample Of alum found on the Fagg
and Reynolds farm. six miles north OF
Asheville. near the French Broad river
There is large deposit Of the alum on
this farm.
Mr.. w. r. Long and Mamie Gay were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-07
NEGRO HJRDERER KILLED.
He Fires Upon Posse and IL Shot Down
In Return.

RALEIGH, ". c.. Jan. 6-Randall Nc
Donald and two sisters, all old and I'M
married lived together in Pocket town
ship, Moore county. On the night OF De.
ceEiber LIST an unknown coiorad man de-
LANDED OF Mcdonald that he give up his
money The Two sisters, Mary End Chris
the raised an alarm and the negro
opened fire on the women, killing one out
right ard mortaIly wounding The other.
Mcdonald was forced 20 give w all his
money. There WAS no cite 10 the mur-
derer for long time. but recently II was
suspected that Bob Ray (colore6D WIS In.
murderer, and posse was formed 10
capture him. They learned that Ray was
IN negro hut about mile from Keyser.
Moore county, waiting to get CUT OF the
state. About o'clock last evening he
came out OF the hut to start for Keyser.
when posse demanded his surrender.
lie dashed at them, shooting right and
ieit' when they shot him down. killing
him Instantly
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are. II is thought that she will be buried
In Randolph
CONFESSED the CRIME.
Horse Thieves Csptured-Deatb OF Colonel
Charles Halter,

wYTHEvILLE. VA. Jan. s.-Spesial.-
Two colored men. named Samuel Gres-
gins and Archer Brown we're captured
in Grayson county and delivered 10 Wal
ter White. deputy sheriff. yesterday, be
ing suspected of burning the stable Of
Mr.. John Fink, on the Keesling place.
eleven miles from Wytheyilie. n few
days ago. Four horses and several cows
were burned, among them a blooded
mare valued at 500 belonging 10 Mr..
James II. McGavock. The men stole one
horse. and It is supposed set fire 10 the
stable 10 cover the theft. They confessed
to Mr. White. and the stolen horse was
recovered. They are from GraysOn
county. and were trampibg when they
committed the crime. They were brought
here to-day and lodged in jsn.
Colonel Charles Halter died at the age
OF seventy-two or three years about II
o'clock to-day. He has lived in Wythe-
VILE nearly all his life. and has a number
OF relations and friends here. HIS only
near relative is a sister Miss Kate Hal
Ter, at whose home he died.
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Greensyille County Notes.

PHEASANT SHADE. VA, Jan. c.
Special.-Mr. +. II. Chambliss. who has
been quite Ill With the grip for several
weeks, is now improving rapidly.
c. l.. Brewer white. Walter Dickens
and James Williams (colored) We're be.
fore court Monday. and fined heavily fof
creating disturbance at this place De.
cemher 18th.
Mr.. w. A. Mahood has been appointed
u special police man for this village.
Mr.. W. L. Tinsiey, formerly OF Peters,
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T;LLERSON. VA, Jan. G.-Special.-
Wiihe Williams (colored) who lives near
Newman's mill. was arrested to-day and
carried to Ashland for trial on the charge
OF being implicated in the murder Of VIII
liam Howell (colored) on the 18th or last
December. He was killed and thrown n
the South Anna river at Newmans mill
Several persons are already In Jail on
. L.. IL.
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Purchase Of Silver.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-The Treasury
Department to-day purchased go 900
ounces OF silver at .S3iS.
The offers were 100000 ounces. The pur-
chases for the month aggregate Ills. 900
ounces.
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate.

RELIEVES INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, ETC.
Tape worm remoyed free without pain
sickness or less 10 business. Cab on G. W
White. spragne House. corner Fourth aad
BROAD streets.
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~ UNION Gospel MISSION CORNER
Seventh aud Main etb)-Meetings sunday
afternoon ~ 3 o'clock and AZ night; also
meetings lus-dsys, Thursdays and saturday
Mrs. X. M GLOVER snd ;o-Workers. A general
invitation to EVERYONE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-07

ryBARToN HEIGHTS METHODIST
CHURCH-Rey. s. c. HATCHER, pastor
J. A KsRN, d d.. professor OF theology sc
Randolph Macon College. At the morning
service communion Will be administered.
Suniay- school al 80 A. NJ. Prayer-meetins
"Wednesday ats e. NJ All welcome
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tD-BARTON IGHrs BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. Il, II. PIFr. ID. D.. pastor Sunday school
ats A. NJ. Preaching Sc IL A NJ AMI L. II.
AL are eoEdially invited.
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TT TRINITY METHODhT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Broad md Twentlsth
streets. Rev. z. A. PETgrsoN. pastor
Preaching BY the pastor At II A NJ and 30 2.
NJ. Wednesday night service tt7:s0. Sundaj
school a s;i5 A. NJ. A cordial Welcome.
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rr-THE NEWJERUSALE Mi.ion-room.
east Clay street1-Sertics at Il A. " .er-
mon on Raisina Jairus baughtrr r M.
subject: sending out the Disciple Two ~
Two" Sunday-schOol and Bible ella sat % A.
VI. TUESDAY at : l. ST. meeting o. the Eosi-
Ing ircie. Free library, oyen sunday morn
Ing and evening and tuesday evening.
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sv-PINE-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Pine sud AlbemsTle streets. Rev. J.
!, HUTsos, pator.-Preacfing Sunday at II 4,
III. and i. NJ. by tho pastor. sunday school
AZ a. VI Prayer meeting Wedne day nj ht.
s O'Clock Young peopss meeting Friday
night. O'Clock. n
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syGRoyE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. j. {. HlDEN. h. D.. pastor. Preaching
sunday by the pastor y, II A. NJ aud p VI.
and "wednesday evening at O'Clock. All seats
free and public invited
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W-SEoND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev Dr. goOE will preach az II A. u. Ths
new "; '.THsSfEL WEsr will deliver the
hrst OF thre lectures on The Higher Criti-
ism az CcIock
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g-FIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Seventh and Grace streets .--RFr. ]. Z. SsE-
oEBs, psstor.-Sunday services y A. VI. and 8
p NJ. Sunday-school a. 9:sl A NJ. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday at7;l r NJ. Public
cordially invited. "a
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SFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
.corf.r Grace and Madison streets. Rev.
ROM r p. kerr, pastor Divine services az
u A. and sP. ". At the evening services
there vi be united communion OF al the
PTos1yt rian chnrches Of The city.
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IyWEsTMtNSTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH corner Sycamore and Cary
streets - Preachlngat I clock Sunday after
noon by Rev ]. Z. SMITH. ID y. Services every
Friday a. s:l5 o'clock. Sah oath-school $50
A. VI. All welcome.
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EBkoA DSTREET METHODIST
CHURCH !cornel Broad sud Tenth streets.
Rey. W. v IuDos. ID. D.. pastor.-Seryices
asfollows; Sunday ool g:3O A. VI. Presehinz
A. ba A. e H sn B, the PASTOR saeee,
Wednesday night q. 8 PM Class meeting
Thursday night AZ VI. Strangers and vis-
Itors cordially WELCOMED.
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tn THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Of Iwenty-sxth and Broad streets.
Rev. J. L. GAMMoN pastor.-Moruing service
at u o'clock. Evening service 81 o'clock.
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iEMiZPAH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Chestnut HiL-Services tomorrow after
noon a. 3 o'clock Preaching b. Rev. laws
LITTLE. Sabbath-schO0l at 2:31. The pubic
invited. A cordial welcome 10 al.
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WGRACg- STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHUkCH.-kv. JAWS Y. FAfa. d. d.. pastor.
Preaching a. o'clock A. VI. by Rev. DR..
Fam. aud at nl.h. by Rev DR.. HOGE
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W-PARK PLACE. u. ?. CHURCH. SOUTH.
Preaching At II A. VI. am 5 2. NJ. BY the pas
Parable Of the Lost Coin" Evening subject:
There shall No. Hoof e LelTt Behind"
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.tr-UNITARIAN SERVICES Rev GyoRos
LEONARD CHAVEY will preach in Belyidsrs
b ~ west Main street near Monroe PARK,
at L. NJ. Subject: Tho Bible To-day"
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9vCLAY-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Clay and Graham streets).-nuaday
school at A. NJ. Preaching At II 4. VI ani
7:45 !. VI By Rev. I. =. BILL, Prayer meei-
ing Wednesday at 7:t5 +. " Young mems
meeting FRIDAY az 7:s5 7. VI.
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fs-MONUMENTAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Ihirteenth and Broad streets. rev JoHS B.
NEWTON. rector; Sunday school AZ 9;l A. N.
Welcome to all
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urWFST-END EPISCOPAL MISSION cor.
ner Of Main and Lombardy strcets).-Sunday-
school At 1890 T. NJ Service. and short address.
Thursday att Z. NJ Welcome to All
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"CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH
Grace between Fourth and Fifth streets
Rev. X y, SLEDD. ID. D.. pastor. 40 Services a,
follows: sunday school az 8:Is A VI. Preach
ing ~ II A. VI. and sP. VI by the pastor Al
3 L. NJ DR.. SLEDD will commence 8 series Of
sermons to young men. Subject: An In
portant Question answered" Services every
Wednesday evening Christian EnieAyOl
meeting Friday evening
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n-TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH COR
NEk Twenty and ] streets. Rev. HErar
y. PEIREA pastor.--Sunday services ct II A
NJ. aud : 80 I. NJ Sunday-s school AZ $3.50 A. VI.
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Fine Dwelling House Burned.

burg, is now engaged in business in thi:
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Gr- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Twelfth and Broad streetsl-Rey GLoRss
COOPER, d. D.. pastor, viii preach a. ii A. VI.
and i. ". Bible school at e.I5 A VI.
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ENCORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Laurel stree. oppo.
site the arkl.-Seryices a. ll:I5 A. u. aud \
J.. II. Sunday school at $3.50 A. VI. All Who
come are welcome and seats furnished them.
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~ CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Park
avenue aud Harrison street. Hey. :. CALyrS
STEWART pastor-Preaching at II o'clock A.
NJ. and 7. NJ. by the pastor Lecture on
at $3.50 clock. seats free and cordial vel.
M 70 all
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Hal at II A. NJ. BY the pastor. Rev J. n.
LATHAM: also at4 T. Nj
y-THR FIFTH ANNIVERSARY. MEET:
ING OF tile Richmond Protestant Episcopal
church Snnda, night. January sth. At 5
O clock Addresses by the ltshops OF the
Diocese OF Virgins aud Vest virginia. via;
bishops White Randolph AMI leterkln.
diocese and IN BRAZIL. The public cordially
invited.
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p-YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCfA-
TON Main ami sixth streets Young mems
instrumental Sunday-school lesson one
week in advanced taught at 5:i5 O'CLOCK
lonng men residents and strangers invited
Heading room open on sundays from ID I'll.
I0P. N.
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sF-ALL SAINTS +. L. CHURCH Madison
near Grace Rev J. \. bowman, rector
Services at II A. n. and 2. NJ. SUNDAY
school at $50 A. " to
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FIST; JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH BROAD street between Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth. Rev LEWIS W. BUR-
Ton, rector.-Sunday services at II 4 #. and !
T., NJ. A cordial invitation anl welcome for
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EMMANUEL CHAPEL Washington and Bev.
erly streetsi-Seryices each FridAy night at
o'clock by Rev J. {. SrEwABr Sabbath
school at $50 A. NJ
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WEDDELL Memorial CHAPrL. Denny street.
Fulton. kev. c. X. kUYE. assistant. in charge
Services IL A NJ. and p VI The public
heartily invited and gladly welcomed
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TORT OF WEST POINT, JAN. 9. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville. Bennett, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship nanyille, Bennett, Baltimore,
Passengers and general cargo
nl~Ts
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sSUNION-STATIOE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Twenty fourth
and \ streetsl-hey. GEORGE H. Ray, Pastor
sunday class a. clock. Presiding
AZ II \. NJ. and 2. N. Wednesday ght
services At 7:45 o'clock. Young Mems prayer
meeting Thursday night ~ 7:l5 o'clock T.
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Gold Coin for Export.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The sub Treasury
officials to-day delivered $4,000 in gold
coin for export to Europe on to-morrow's
steamships.
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sK-METHODfSr SUNDAY SCHOOL so
CIErN.-PO TIP ,NENENf. The regular
meeting OF the Methodist sundays chool So
ists Of Richmond has been postponed till
sunday. January 10. 1893
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WMARSHALL-STREEr CHRISTIA
CHURCH al i A. NJ. and Ii3l p.
NJ, by the pastor. Ray. A. r. MooRr. sunday
school AZ 9:30 A. VI. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day night at 1880 ocloc.
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GREENWOOD. VA. Jan. Especial
The large and commodlous dwelling with
contents belonging to Captain j. W. Snir-
ley, Sea- Greenwood. was totally de-
strOyed by fire this evening. Loss, $1,000;
insurance, 5000. Origin unknown.
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DEATHS.

ELLIs.-The funeral Of Mrs. RACHEL
KING ELLIS will take place at Rich
mond Home for Ladies, No. 5l5 north
Seventh street, at - NJ. TO-DAY.