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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22

A Good Sign.


Mr.. CuHrY, NJ. PRESTON, though super
intcrlcato 81 the New York State Banks,
dcprcgatcs ;ho proposition TO remove the
,oprr cent. tax upon State-bank currency.
(, he stated at tho dinner gwen in New
Work clfy on Tuesday last TO JAMES ii.
Jc.us. Esq. the Comptroller Of the Cur
Ycrc,-fhatis. an officer Of tho United
St.tas Government SO styled. Mr.. EcKELs
,.ele a speech on the same occasion, but
the telegraph does not say that be e1-
dressed any opinion upon this point.
IAers is a good deal Of sentiment in the
rrr.-.tou tothe 10 per cent. tax upon the
circulating notes of State banks. That
oul.- toms based upon the theory thatthe
,...t. # the States must not be interfered
VII. lr the National Government. IT Ia
I..ithlt ours * IAN indissoluble union
e.. ltd.-tru etiblc States" and therefore
tho "mh--o'uble union ought not 10
,..u. circulating notes, but tho issue
,t.r.l notes ought 10 be lett 10 the " IN
J.-.ru.tiLlc states" The fact that the
Sg.r.m, Court Of the nIted States has
81 decided that tax upon Stato-banA oircu-
l4..r l~ l.t au unconstitutional tax ls con-
tta4'y ignored.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
To-Morrow,s Outlook.

Notwithstanding the general depression
in business. and that we have now ar
rived az a season OF the year when trade
is always expected to be light, the DIS
IArcH's advertising patronage continues
exceedingly large and we shall therefore
publish twelve-page paper tomorrow as
We have done on Sundays for many months
past. Our advertisements are we'll worth
reading, and there Will be great numbers
e. them still va shall have room for
about fifty columns of reading matter.
We have half score of special articles
covering the world OF society, religion,
politics. field sports, finance. literature,
and science. &c.
1t will DO paper particularly interest
ing TO absentees because II will give them
news from home. and equally interesting
20 stay-at-homes because 1t will give them
news OF atsentees.
Everybody in tho Virgiuias and Caro-
lInas ought TO read It, and tens Of thou
sands Will, We know, DO so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22

II Il reported TINT the Virginia oys'er waters
are being rourtantiy preycd upon by Maryl1n
fishermen md lh- Virginia oyster feet III
efficient for defence. 1hs IA n sad business Gnd
should q Iemedied promptly. There should be
good swift boats and m a'Iiyo navy 70 protect
our iudu TRY, WIN b ~ lnst beginning to revive
aud become profitable hga.n.-NU|ok Land
max.
Captain SETH FosyrR, the commander of
the virginia fleet. has. rs we understand,
denied these charges. but they are being
continually repeated. One thing Is Ger
tain-Our vessels cannot be spared ono
single day from their work as sentinels
over the property OF Virginia and citizens
of Virginia.
Ont of the revenues received from her
oyster. beds under the new law, 1t Is quite
possible that the Commonwealth will be
hotter able hereafter than ever before TO
increase her fleet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
Mistakes Corrncted.

We intended to say Yesterday that tho
rev State banks, If they were such as we
had in this country before the war be-
tween the States. would issue three dol
lars mot goo. 900 of their circulating
notes for every dollar Of real money. gold
or silver. they had in their vaults. Their
debts would be the basis Of the circulating
notes which they would put forth.
Again: The article In which the above
statement appeared was docked of its last
three or four paragraphs. and these were
added TO the article on the cbairmanships
OF the House of REPRESENTATIVES.
We suspect that the printer is not to
blame for these mistakes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22


The Atlanta Constitution brings us tho
news that whilst Controller EcSRLs was
bong wined and dned III New York the
other day he WAS. during the course OF
the evening, informed by speaker that 1t
was hot the desire of the bankers of New
York tina; tho 10 per cent. tax on state
bank, Of issue should be repealed.
II does not appear that Mr.. EcKEIs made
nuy reply 10 the gentleman who gave him
Tin, information. but he must have felt
that that tax was not the bad thing IT had
been represented to be or IT would not
have the favor Of the bankers, capitalists,
monevod men, banks, anu other New York
experts in finance. We do not take much
stock IN the argument that who drives
fat cattle must himself be fat" YET we
must insist that II was a good point which
was made against the Controller when he
was informed as 10 the opinion winch
Wall street holds on the tax question.
Those who SO constantly call upon "busi-
ness.men" aud others to observe Wall
street ana be governed thereby cannot
object to having their own guns turned
upun them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22

No more excuse for wash'day
slim dinners There's room on j
boiler-croWded stove or any OIL or
gas-stove for an Arnold STEAM
COOKER. and you can cook
three vegetables or other food
articles at once. No mixing OF
odorS, tastes, or color can't
scorch. A scientific cooking
triumph we'll established and sold
in all the leading cities---but ii just
reached Richmond yesterday.
We've a limited number at intro
duction prices then they'll have
to be sold at the regular price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22

II was stated YESTERDAY IN what appeared 70
be reliable authority that Comptroller k"kels
dropped a hunt during MS recent visit o. prob
nhle change in the heal Of the Treasury De-
uqrtulput Ny informant SAYS
that tho President ls thinking seriously of got
ting rii Of Mr.. Carlisle by appointing him to
the vacancy on tho Supreme Bonch caused by
the death OF Justice Blstchtord.-NeW Isrt
Press
We doubt this story "a to Mr. CAR
Isles retirement. though 1t was long ago
SAID that he accepted the Treasury port
foho only a. stepping 10 the
Supreme-Court bench. kentucky has
now one member Of that bench (justicc
HARLAX). though Mr.. CLEVELAND might
possibly not consider that as an insupc-
rable obstacle to the appointment OF Dir.
CARLISLE.
That CLEVELAND and CARLISLE arc out y
we do not credit though they may
not agree upon every little detail OF
governmental policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
1}'(oFE:N
(0NPANlY
S
" r, X. and II east Broad.
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. SATURDAY. July 9e. 1893.

RICHMOND. sAtVKDAf' "u'y - I"o 49,. :,
Didn't get all the REMNANTS
sold yesterday; so you have
another days rich picking. Think
of brilliant black silk-plated HOSE
at SOC. Only a few pairs, but
this item exemplifies the values
offered under our Remnant-Sale
ticket. They double and often
quadruple the value of Iady's pin
money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
LADIES' AND MISSES WAISTS.

Al 25c.-FIGURED and PERCALE WAISTS,
neat patterns, slze 81 only. Reduced from Doc.
10 2Jc
Al j0r.-ENcelleut assortment 81 LADIES
PERCALE WAISTS. fuu front, with ftill. Re-
duced from zoe. % DOE
AtSl-LADlE,. STRIPED DlNITl WAISTS,
wide collar aud cuts. iull front with iri u same.
Reduced from el.25 10 81.
At 75c.-NIs~Es' FINE IRISH-L W \
WAISTS. pleatcd back and front. tucked collar
and CUFFS good patterns sizos to 10. Reduce
from fl.25 % 75c.
At s2.50-MlsNES' VERY SHEER WIFI
PERSIAN LAWN WAISTS, hue null embr0'-
dery on neck aud sleeves and iabOy down front,
sizes 2, IA, aud ld. Reduced from $40 ~
$3.50.
MEMS FANCY-COLOREn uALF-HOSR, most.
" dark colors. all sizes -Dle, 10, l0ts, and II.
Reduced from Doc. 20 49,. or 3 pair for juc.
FRlNGED CHENILLE TABLE and STAND
COVERS. handsome colors, wero originally
sl.JO. Reduced O. 8 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
CAMP AT THE WHITE.
FOURTH REGIMENT WILL DRINK
GREeNealeR SULPHUa-WATER.
Work on the Newark-The Detroit's Of
ficers Fepcrting-A Whale Ashore Mt
Nays Head-Candidates.
ft,nrr.,nondence Of the RICHMOND DIspa,ch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspa'ch.l
NORFOLK. Va, July 21.-The Fourth Viz
pinia Regiment has arranged 10 carry 300
men into camp at the Greenbrier White
and leave here on a special train to-mor-
row week.
The funeral OF Miss Eugenia Boyd Hend-
nen will take place privately tomorrow
morning.
NAVAL NEWS.
The caulkers have finished up their work
on the flagship Newark. The officers for
the new United States steamer Detroit are
reporting for duty on the ship.
A whale thirty-sx feet long is ashore at
Mays Head.
Mr.. l.. G. Slater has been elected SUPER
intendent Of the Portsmouth Basket
Works, IN place Of Mr.. George III. Brown
late Of Petersburg.
Mr. William A. Graves. Jr., O prominent
buIress-msn, is very III at bis home, IN
Brambleton.
FOB THE SENATE.
Mr. II. l.. Maynard and DR.. X. Il; Iabo'
both formerly in the House Of Delegates
from Norfolk county and Portsmouth, are
in the field for the State Senate ana OIL
ready hustling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
A FREAK IN FREDERICKSBURG.
Miss DoosIs Hickss Painful Accident
Proposed s. y. c. Airs Arnold Dead.


tcorrsspondenceo Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FHEDEMcKsDuRo. Va, july H.-Nlrs. W:
A. Way. of this city. has strange freak OF
nature in the shape Of O chicken with Tour
wings and four legs.
Nr. f. Adams. Of this county, shot and
crippled large bald eagle. measuring D
feet inches from tip to tip. lie has IL III
his possession. .,
Mrs. \. \. CHARTERS Is critically III OF
her residence. in this county.
Miss Doosie Hicks. of Rlchmond, had
one Of her fingers badly mashed by a
window-sash falling on 1t while sitting III
a car at the depot here YESTERDAY.
Mrs. DR.. Thomas T. Arnold died At her
residence. in King George county, yester-
day evening. She was most estlmaDle
woman. and leaves q husband and TOUR
children, the youngest being only te"
DAYS Old.
Mr. G. Minor Bolts and others are taking
steps 10 organize society here Tor the
prevention Of cruelty TO animals.
Mr.. Eugene Barley, son Of Hon. Chan-
cellor Bailey. while trottlug MS morse
around the race-track mtched 10 a dog
cart. was thrown ont aud dragged, some
distance. Fortunately be sustained only
a few slight bruises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
A Mound Platform.

TnE RICn8OSD DISPATCH lays down tho fol-
loving sound State platform, which should be,
aud no doubt will be, fully endorsed and adopted
by every man in Virginia claiming to be Demo
crat:
ave would say TO the South Boston hclos that
We arc not a, all anxious rs to VIVA, sort Of pint
form the Virginia Democratic State Convention
# next month will build We expect TO support
Butor1 or OFerrnI, or Tyler OIL any platform
they shall be willing TO nount"-EddfOrt Mus.
Why, truly, that is rather good plat
form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22

Appeals 70 Others; we put mp no claims to
the covernorship; We do not wish to In
terfere with any gentleman who wishes to
preside over the sittings Of the Senate;
VIC have no United States senator in en-
bryo, but our one little request-the first
In twenty years--is that the peoples dele
gates will give Mr.. LITTLE this nomina-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
Fine Crops 10 Appsmattox.

PANpLIs CRY, Va, July 2l.-Ihe wheat
IRON now being threshed Is the best har-
vested here for many years. MIR. w. H..
Lyon made $50 bushels from a single, field
OF 81 acres, nearly twenty-four bushels to
the acre. While this is an exception. there
are quite a number of crops that have
yielded 20 TO OF seeding.
The oat crop is also u very hne one.
Corn and tobacco are suffering very
much for want Ot rain.
Mrs William Gannaway, OF LynchbuTg,
who had been visiting at DR.. GIiggss for
several DAYS. returned home yesterday.
Mr.. s. II. Franklin, of Lynchburg, IS
visiting his parents with his bride, former
IL Miss Roach, OF Dallas, Tex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22

The Fredericksburg Free Lance says
(" the people of that section seem 70 be
practically unanimous in endorsing Sena-
Cor Little for the nomination for the
attorney generaiship." And il adds; I'VE
viii give the FIVE judges Of the Court Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22

luIeiiers and kilograms must 90 aoofsseeop0
gHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications Will not be rsturnod'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
PROBABLE RAILROAD CASES.
Grand Jury 10 he Called Together on
Tuesday-Worid's-Fai Partie-.
,,,.-..,.., 4, ~ 400, n, M. Richmond Disua'ch.1

fCorrospondcAce OF the Richmond Disps'ch.l
PrTyrsprRo. w., July 2l.-The grand
inry. after reporting upon the criminal
cases sent before them Yesterday. were al
iourned over until tuesday next at the
regupst OF the CommOnwealth's Attorney,
who stated that he would have further
business for their consideration ut 'hat
time. Il il understood that the jury viii
then be asked 10 consider certain com
plants against the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad. c,.,
Misses Hattie and Nellie FIgg of Rich
moud. are visiting tins city as guests IN
the .nmIlv Of Mr. j. /. Brown, on west
High street,
4 number OF parties are being made M
here 10 visit the Worlds FAIR in August
and September. The companies include
many ladies.
Alec Scott (colored) was fined - and
costs bv "A magistrate in Chesterfield coun-
~ Yesterday for attempted assault upon a
white lady Of this city.
The farmers generally throughout this
section report that they have never seen
better crops than those Of the present sea-
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
Ladies Duck Suits.
Pa1aS0Ls.

White Parasols, with white stick,
$3.50.
White Ruflled Parasols, 81.
Lace-Trimmed, Surah, and Chiffon
White Parasols elegant goods.
Fancy Parasols, Sl.l9 reduced from
50.
Fancy Parasols, 81. 40 reduced from
$3.50.
Fancy Parasols, 81 81. were 81, $3.50,
and 81.
Fancy ParasoIs, S2.69 reduced from
So.
Fancy Parasols, S2.75 reduced from
81 and So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
SPECIAL VALUES
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR

LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS, clusters OF tucks
and rufIia Of HnmOuyg only 81.
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS. cambric rune
tucks. and torchon lace trimming, only 81.
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, Hubbard style,
with t1cked yoke. plain or trimmed with liam
burg or ruliies. special value Tor oOc
LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, Empire style,
double ru1le o. Hamburg down 'front.' trmme
win colored beading, aud collar trimmed n
color, entirely ucw anu stylish, special value Tor
15c. 80 -
MISSES y-NFCK MUSLIN GOWNS, Hamburg
trimming, reduced % 400 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
pag- UNION-sTATION METZ

b"f ONlDN-O y LION MI nO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-ReY GEORGE H.
RAY, Pastor.-Preaching SABBATH MORNING al
IL o'clock and NJ 1880 L. NJ.
sunday-school session at 9:l5 A. NJ. Class
meeting NJ q A.. NJ
Prayer.rnee,iag Monday Mt 100 p. "
WeInosd1y s9ryi'e az $50 T. n.
MIssON-RpONs Sunday school at . 4. VI.
Class meeting followed by service on sunday
at 3 Z. ".
Cottage meetings Friday at $50 p. NJ.
All welcome IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
BARGAINS NUOUSEWARE-

BARGAINS IN HOUSEWARE-
self-Pourlng Tea.Pots, 2jc. instead OF Sl;4S.
They're really good aud practical; but 'hey
soil too slow.
JapAuue1 Dust-Pans, %.
Brushes, for use with them, DC. from l4c'
A 3-String Broom, selected straw l'c' Irou'
5-piece Tin CHAMBER SET, pretty. &c.;
value sl.25 to sl.5O.
Russian Iron Bread-Pans, your choice oil .
sizes, at Pc. They'll wear forever
GAS-NIONES-Do you know IN IN average
family you won't burn over EJc' worth oi
gas week
GjC. from STD.
Sis from $3.50.
fong Gridile.-for No. stove or range, 2jc.
for No. \. 29c.
Rotary Suffers. lOc
Skll-ts, win device for turning the olor anu
smoke into the IRE. theoretically prriett'
bat people Buy them with fear ana rem
bling. Today 2jc.-lcss than their skillet
worth Made 10 sell at sl.2J.
Zoe. Wash-Bas II. &c.
2sc. Dsh-Pan. l4-quart, lfc.
WATER-BOIILES, l5c
Water Bottles. engraved, with tumoier to
match. 39c. from 9Sc.
10 barrels of plain Gohlets 70 sell az Sc each'
Engraved lumblers. acc. dozen.
Plcsle-Dishe-, pretty, &C.
Rose Bowls small, Oc.
Finger Bowls, &c. from 29c.
A 100 piece French China Dlnner eet, dh'nty'
handsome, perfect, sl9-!ust half value.
81 dozen WOMEN'S BLACK HOSE, Herns-
dorf dyed: brilliant aud good, what yon
want to-day at 2Jc. PAIR
East Aisle.
Tho best 81 BATHING-SUlr any man or bog
over owned.
We've 90 ones, too; and betwecns.
Tho days are few Tor NEiLIGE SHIRIS OF
s16q. t1.50, aud Sl.39 value 10 90 at 81.
It's strictly 80 to-day, however. .......
COmuqre this Toe. white UNLAlNDERED
SHIRT with any 81 shirt 10 Richmond hIi
fctch It back II It isn't as good. 1 tics Nom
parlel muslin; French yoke, 24OO linen
bosom; literally long aud wide any length
sleeve.
Mems W te Lawn Ties sc. dozen.
The only complexion powder you can use nni
not get caught at it-Queen OF the Toilet !;
white or nesh, l5c. "A box regularly oUc.
Bring iI back II not all you can e1pett II 10
be.
Royal Glue, &c.
Ammonia, 4.
Orrs Tooth Tablets, leave tho breath delight
fully sweet, g.. from luc.
A French Bristle Tooth Brush for lJc
Oakleys Pond-LiiY Extract IA as CHARMING as
the towers from which It is distilled, Doc.
A L-pOuud tin box Of Allspicc, cloves, Nlugef,
Cinnamon, or Mustard for &c.
Extract OF Lemon, 2jc. size Tor l2c.; l215c
size for DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
GOSSAMERS.

lot LADIES' and MISSES CGRCU LAR Cos
SAMCNS IN black ana silver gray Keiuced from
: aud Sl.25 20 soc -
/ Iot LADIES' CLOTU.FINlSU PEASANT
GOS-AMERS reduced from - 30 7Jc
lot LADIES' CLOIu-FlNlSH STANLEY
GOSSAMEKS reducoi from ~ g Sl.JO
lCKEAM CANTON CREPE SHAW l., size llsX
10. solled. Reduced from 1880 20 e..
2CAkDINAL WOOL FASClNAFOks reduced
FROM Loo to J0c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
BAPTIST
n,~ LEIGH.ST STREET

CHURCH Corner Leigh and 1wenty-6fth
streetsj-ReY ". L. WRIGHT. Pastor.-Preach-
Ing SUNDAY NJ ] | A. NJ. and NJ S:lJ T. NJ. by tho
Pastor. sunday school at 9:l5 A. NJ. Prayer
meeting WEDNESDAY, NIGHT at S:li O'Clock.
Mons prayer-mecting TUESDAY NIGHT at SID
o'clock. All welcomed. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
N.Y. YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN

ASSOCIATION Main and sixth streetsl =
Young mems meeting at 4 O'Clock. Spclh1
music Instrumental and y0caD.
Suniay-school Lesson zone week In advance
taught AZ 5:lj o'clock.
Young men. strangers and residents, invited.
IteadiDg-room open SUNDAY EVENING from
800 TIL 10 o'clock. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
,N7- CuuRCH or THE COVE.

NANT PlrS avenue and Harrison streec-
Rev. j. CAiYIN STEWART, Pastor.-Serylces At
IL ~ II. and r. ". Preaching by Pastor.
Lecture WEDNESDAY, al 3 o'clock Z. N. sabbath
school at $50 A. NJ. seats free. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
80 pARK.pIACE METHODIST

CHURCH corner Franklin and Pine Streets
Preaching at IL A. NJ. by Rev. A. @. BROwS, ID.
u Al SID Z. 81. by tho Pastor, Rev. ". D..
lOUNG, d. y. The evening sermon viii be- 2; o.
cially al dressed 20 young men: subject, Tho
Man Of 4 o Morrow" Sunday school NJ $50 A. VI.
Class-mceting at $3.50 p. NJ. Experimenting
WEDNESDAY, atS:l5 p. NJ. Young peoples meet
ing FRIDAY at SID j. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
ray- MARsHALL-STREET CHRIS

TIAN CHURCH-Pre1ching at IL A. NJ. and
h:l5P. NJ. by the Pastor. Rev. A. r. MOORE. Sun
day school at $3.50 A. NJ. Experimenting WE'D
SESDAY NIGHT AZ ST. o'clock. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22

Esy" SEVENTH STREET CHRIS
TAN CHURCH-JABE2 HALL Pastor. -Preach n
iur a. IL a. NJ. and $40 =. 81. Sunday-achOOl
at $3.50 4. NJ.
ChIisiian- Endeagor, 1880 p. ". SUNDAY.
Prayer meeting, $40 +. Il. WEDNESDAY.
Young Ladies' Sewing Circle, +. al. FRIDAY.
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Freaks of the Electric Fiuid-seyen Fer
sons in the Buiiding Uainjured.

PINE Tor, Va. July 21.-In the midst OF
n storm on Tuesday last the house OF Mrs.
Edgie Thompson. near Partlow's, was
struck by lightning. The electrical bolt
ran down the chimney. through the man
tel-piece. smashed the clock TO pieces, and
tore screen in twain. 1t killed dog and
two puppies under the house and tour
chickens IN crib. Mrs. thompson, four
Injured. but greatly shocked. and present.
ed a sad appearance after the occurrence.
The chimney WIS torn down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22
mr. CLAY.STREET METHODIST

CHURCH CLAY and Adams Notwithstanding
SUNDAY 10y the pastor, Rev. X I. WILSON, at i
o'clock A. NJ. Subject: The Man with the
Inkhorn by His side" At S:lJ o'clock g. Nj
sulject: "1ho SIX Mon with Weapons Of De-
strti,tion IN Their Hands Sunday school at
g:15 \. ". FRIDAY NIGHT at $50 meeting Of
EpWOIth League.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-22

ISTCHURCH trornor Broad ard Tonth streets -
Rev. W. V. TUDOR, d. d., Past)r.-Serylces a. fol-
lows: sunday school at $3.50 A. VI. Preach
ing ut l \. VI. by Rev. Dr.. W. j. lOrNG and a.
S:lJ Z. w. by Rcy. Or. Ii. +. JOHNSON. Class
meeting THURSDAY NIGHT n SD O'Clock
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re,y~ NIZPAH PRESBYTERIAN.-

Services every LORp's-DAY 4:30 7. NJ. sabbath
school at 3:1j T. VI. Pastor Rev. W Nice.
WHIrR. MI invited. Subject for Tomorrow :
"SOngs IN the Night Acts xvi, %.
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Promises. platform, and the leaders conn, as
little compared with Mr. Cleyci.nd. lis att
tudo towards silver, his views IN the tarn are
likely 10 be- the most potent iactorsio the coming
session Of Congress- What Mr.. Cicvo' aud tovors
W !, very likely be done; what he objects TO Will
not pass without u stragSlo.-HarJOra (ConI'.l
IOV.
The whole country will soon learn the
truth Of the above averments
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Now H,gb-cons,sbie !. II. Harvin.

Especial telegram 10 thu Displtch.l
PFTRKSpURd, Va. july 2l.--Judge Ber-
ua1d tins afternoon made pa bic the name
OF the persou he would appoint as Hhgh
Constable To succeed Mr. Donnie Perkln-
son, who was elected Chief Of Police.
The gentleman selected is Mr.. John H..
Harvlll, who foi the past Ave years has
ably flied the position Of Deputy High
Constable. Mr.. Harvlll will qualify in
tho morning.
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nsy-vFNABLE.STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Yenable and Twenty.hrst-
J. s Dill, Pastor.-sunday school AZ 9:30 a: N.
Preschiug by the Pastor At IL A. NJ. aLd S:l5
p. NJ. Young mems meeting TUESDAY NIGHT.
Prayer-meeting WEDNESDAY MIGHT. Pastor VIII
preach Tomorrow MORNING on "Selhshne's
Defeats ITSELF" and at night on The Queen OF
Sheban
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Eag" FIRST PRES BYTERIAN
CHURCH Corner Of Grace and Madison
streotsl-Rcy. K. +. KERE. y. D., Pastor.-S"i-
vices nj II 4. NJ. and NJ q =. VI. Is