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ATTACKED MISS SULLIVAN.
Two Men Wanted Room at the
DOOrmnn's House.

Mason Gordon, twenty.seven years old,
of One Hundred and Second street and
Second avenue. was sent to the Island
J for ten days for disordery conduct by
Justice Welde in the Harlem Police Court
this morning Gordon. with a companion.
Ast night called at the house OF Door
man sullivan, OF the Tenth Precinct,
who lives at l25 East One Hundred and
Twenty-slxth street, and asked for a
| Che OF Sullivan'E daughters opened the
doof and told the men they had no rooms
to let. They thereupon assaulted the
|, girl. and her screams brought Policeman
i,.Schrnske. of the Twenty-eighth Precinct.
He arrested Gordon. The other man
| escaped.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
TWO LOTTERY MEN INDICTED.
Farmer and Jeweller Start a Gif,
Enterprise In Ohio.
tBy Associated Press,


COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. S.-The United
States Grand Jury has indicted Lorenzo
ID. Abel. r well-to-do jeweller OF Xanes-
VILE and David Harris, wealthy
farmer near that place. for mailing lot
terry letters. They formed partnership
and advertised Il great gift enterprise
No take place on Nov. 20, when 500, 900
would be given away. This prize. they
Nimed, was represented by a farm and
horses. Tickets were disposed OF at
Sapiece.
Y liz claimed the farm and horses were
nNworth ne-tenth OF the $50 900 Let
tei'were sent through the malls adyer-
tisg the scheme and the men were ar
rea~A
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sum can be raised to 81. 100000 II neces-
sary before the final estimates are
passed.
Board OF Estimate, has declared himself
in favor OF the Improvement. He has
said that 1t is one OF the greatest and
most needed reforms ever undertaken:
that no money. In fact, would be wasted
II spent upon II.
Comptroller Myers is In favor OF 1t, and
all the members OF the Board OF Estimate
and Apportionment hold similar Views.
The way ia open and the road Is clear.
Even Corporation Counsel Clark's pecu.
liar opinions do not stand in the way OF
a patrol wagon service.
As to the signal system, which has
been juggled with for seven years, there
Ia way at the present time even OF
taking UP that. All that Is needed is TO
adopt a plan and the money will be OBJ
m I'M hle
The evening world., 1893-12-08
STOLE | LOAD OF COAL.
Little John Foley and His Chums
Tired 10 Sell II.

John Foley, fourteen years old, Of
- Watt street was held for trial in
charge or she CRY Society a. jefferson
Market Court today.
He was charged with being the leader
OF sang OF ho,s who stole n CARLOAD
or coal from \oumans dock. at the
foot OF Nestry st'eel
When arrested they were dragging the
cart from door 70 door ana trying 10
retail the coal 10 s,orrkeepers ON Canal
street.
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lEWBUR6 THIEF CAUGHT.
Arresed on the Bowery with som,
If the Stolen Property.

Hermn IiirsCh. tWenty-siN years old,
who sas he is moulder. was ar
raigned a the Tombs Police Court this
morning md remanded to Police Head
quarters o await the arrival OF New
burg offices, who want him on n charge
ot grand larceny committed at that
pace.
He was crested on the Bowery last
nigh, by Electives Reap and Slauson
ON tclesam from chief Of Police
Sarvis, Of Nwhurg Two gold rings. a
pocketbook mi the clothing which he
wore are sal to be part OF the stolen
property.
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JUDGE ADMITS HIS SRdR.
Announces In Court that az OuIum
Case Ruling Was wrot

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. S.--JuAe Rel
linger. OF the United States Atnct
Court. created some what OF a sem ton
yesterday by announcing In open Surt
that he had erred in ruling In the A,n-
bar smuggling trial that conviction cl ID
not be had ON the evidence OF accS.
plices without corrobOratiVe testimok
This announcement OF Judge BellinEN.
Will have an important bearing on IA
remaining cases against the ring" N
Berg will tell all they know. The Crane
Jury yesterday returned another indict
ment against Dunbar. Blum. Ept
Thompson and three Chinese merchant.
for smuggling opium.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
MILITIA READY TO GO TO ROBY,
Gov. Matthews Determined 10 stop
Prize Fighting There.

GOSHEN Ind. Dec. S.-Gov. Matthews
IL still determined TO permit no prize
fighting at Roby. 1t has leaked out that
the Third Indiana Regiment. OF which
Company G. OF this city, IL a part. will
be under secret marching orders on and
after Monday next, with Roby as the Oh
jective point.
The movements of the ROXY people are
being watched, and II an effort Is made
to resurrrct the concern the militia Will
again take q hand.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Lake Schooner Disabled.

lby Associated Prcss)
SNtGATtCk. Mitch. be-. a. large = hoonsr
MAS sighted On Lake Michigan about three miles
on Reeds Point. in disabled condition yes
irrday. and The tux Watson went TO her assist.
anve, hut Was unable TO tow her across the bar
owing 10 the heavy Ma, The hooner Is thought
TO I've the Natsrloggei DrradEAught. Her crew
rescued.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
DNMITE IN FORT WAYNE.
bu'idin Destroyed In which ,
S"it, Was to BE Opened.

Hy Associated PressJ
FUN NNE. Ind. Dec. "a build
ing WAS oNn to atoms by dynamite,
at oasSa,n Yesterday. The adjoining
STORE Oh 'he Sttield( Brothers. was also
oauy aanag. A man from Bluff
, .on hau ,eas the blown-up building,
yh q saloon.
Is saih tihApo investigation will be
,, h'u .ns tntity of the person re-
spo''s'o'e 'or 'heXplosion is unknown.
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John Mahoney Houorably Discharged

J"ht Mshoney. aged tNsuty-hye years. u ~
Wellington street, Who MAS arrested Pam
place last THURSDAY, charged with S-sauitlns two
detectives and icing an sCcompi',e ~ Red ne
~ H. whom the detectives were iTNlEg 10 a.
rest WAS tried before Justice Neadp, in the
TOmbs police Court and WAS honoi ably dis ha rgrd
Mshun+y had number Of police ON GERS ana other
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For Selling Beer to n Child.

Saloon Keeper Benjamin SINGER, OF lss RIv-
ipyton street, was held In Essex Market Court
to-day for selling pint of beer 10 year old
Mary Todmsn. OF .. Attorney street, Saloon.
Keeper Coleman Goldstein Of SIS Division street,
was also held for violating the ESoise law.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
Hurt by a Boiler Explosion.

RALDwINsVILLE, Mass, Doc. s.-The boiler
ot freight engine on the Fitchhurg road eX-
ploded near hero .'cstsrday, Engineer otis vas
seriously sCslded and thrown from the cab.
Fireman Wight was blown over thirty teet dis
tAnt. but vas not seriously Injured.
The evening world., 1893-12-08
BOAT UPSET, HReE DROWNED.
Californian and mnA Make a F.-
tai Trip AftA Provisions.

WY Hssoc'A\ Press)
EUREKA. Cal. DA s-t,apt. Fowls,
VINO ''eu on 'he west Vie Of Salt River.
went with his young VIZ and four-y.sr-
old child to Table BluIAnd,,N last Sat
urdHy where they bough. ,oad or nr,-
visions and started OK their return
journey.
In some manner their Vat wax can
sized and their lif-less Nod,.s wer.
washed ashore near the Suth of the
river. wv
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
Low WATER To-pk
FORT or NEW YORk.


steamer El Dorado. New Orleans Dec :.
IIsrk SumbaWa. Hamburg ihirty-eight days.
Steamer NormannlA Hamburg NOV. 80.
steamer siberian. Glasgow Nov 70.
steamer Remington, Patras Nov. 10.
Bark Wilhelm Birkcdal, Rochctort hlfty-h
avs
steamer Italia, Stettin.
steamer Drama, Charleston Dec g.
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Passenger Died at Sea.

Tn. steamer Normanna, which arrived from
Hamburg and Southampton to-day, reports that
OH Dec. s a second class cabin passenger named
Max Rosenbaum died OF heart disease and Sas
buried at
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THROAT CUT ON THE STREET.
Slevcland Domestic Murdered by
N Her Escort.

ALENEtAND. o., Dec. 8.-Mrs. Julia
~. young woman employed In the
iaNly OF NJ. II. Macarthur. on Franklin
awe, was murdered last evening In
| roof the house by a man with whom
anr been walking.
| dddenlx. turned upon her and cut
~. loat from ear to ear. He escaped
hann zee arf looking for her husband
S suh street railroad motorman. With
""o"\ hadPeen much In company.
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Proposals..

To BOOKBINDERS AND sTATIONERS.
Your attention is hereby called to the fact that
bids to supply the Departments OF the Govern
ment OF the city of New York and the Courts
with blank books dockslS li6crs' binding covers:
CITY RECORD until Thursday. the lith day OF
December, at II NJ, Mt or about which time they
viii be opened In the presence oI me Mayor,
Public Works, in the Office Of the Mayor. For
further information the detailed proposals Tor
city OF New York known ms the CITY RECORD
should be consulted. and also the estimate and
contract forms to bc had In this office
BY order of the Mayor, Counsel to the Corpora
ton and Commissioner of Public Works.
w. j. h. KENNY,
Supervisor Of The CITY Record.
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He's IL Fighting Beggar.

Thomas Brown. no home assaulted pedestrians
in Forsyth street last might because they refused
10 give him the price ~ drink. In the Essex
MatkeI Police Court to-day Justice RYAN SEN
fenced Brown to the island for three months
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Arrested for RobbIpG n New Yorker
inv AsSorIktsa rr,s,,

PHlLAnfLrHlN he s-Ososr Erpin. alias
Max Winter, VAS arrested here last nishr m IN,
charge NJ stealing tSNo worth NJ t.Nery from his
former employ.r N. LAUDER. OF ill3 Second Az,
nue.. New York.
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Excursions.
For Sale.

\ PRIVATE FAMILY offers AT great sacrifice
all Of their elegant, mostly made to order furrl-
turc; magnificent hair filled. ,all-silk damasS
pariur suit n beautiful one used In boudoir. SfS;
hne oil paintings hand painted tapest ries painted
porticres, beautiful parlOr tables, timely carved
mahogany bedroom suits, on" In oak, go;
pets. DIM NJ room furniture; also fine velvet
carpet, SO: sell separately: nll good rs nav:
only four months In use. ~ West 9th st.
81. co DOWN, 81. 40 WEEKLY, buys gold. flied
Watch. delivered immediately. Address James
Arnold, IL Maiden lane.
DIAMONDS, Watches, Jcwelry, 81 weekly AZ
store; write and representative will call with
samples: no eNOrbitant prices guarantee goods
Goldsborough Watch Co., 100 broadway.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TODAY.

Italia stettin Nov, Is,
Rrftarnir, liverpool Nov, 20
Normannia, Hamburg Nov, ~
werkendam. Rotterdam Nov. Is. r,
DUE TOMORROW,
New York. Southampton DEC. :.
EtruriA, Liverpool Dec. :.
RdhAlo Hull Nov. ~.
Olympia, swansea Nov 20.
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Business Opportunities.

DIAMONDS, watches, icweiry on easy terms
reoresenunivevvlll call with samples;
JOHONOT BROS. 81 Maiden lane.
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STEIN WAY
The Standard Pianos Of the World!
The Largest Establishment In Existence.
Wareroums; Steinway Hall. New York.
Meetings..

Ass:MEFTfNG OF ALL THE TAXPAY-
ers rent payers. storckeepers and Other resi-
dents Of Washington Heights and the upper west
side OF our city who want rapid transit now and
not twenty years hence, are invited to attend n
mass meeting to be held Mt Washington Heights
Library Hall, l56ih At. and 10Th ave-, Friday
evening. Dec. 8. at \ +. NJ, to demand that no
more time be wasted talking rapid transit and
urge prompt action for immediate relief.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
Alvena Kingston
Cherokee Charleston.
state Of Texas, brunswick,
Tallahassee, Savannah.
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Instruction.

FREE SINGING CLASS at the Tabernacle
Broome ami entire SITS. by DR.. Palmer, DrcCto
Choral Unions. New members not admitted nite
Monday evening, Dec. IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
HE GOT TWO GUNS.
Now the Police Are on tho Lookout for
Him.

NOW the folice are on the Lookous fof
Him.
About week ago q man who calls him.
self Victor renwick went to the Young
Mems Christian Association with letter
from the rector of church in Philadel-
phIa attestng that he was deserving and
without employment He was introduced
to Mr.. W. n. Harrison, of the Danville
Railroad Company. by q member of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
Mr.. HARRISON. after listening to his story
and being impressed by his apparent
honesty, his manners aud dress, kindly
invited the stranger to his house. where be
accepted the railroad-man's hospitality for
the night
Fenwick having expressed desire to 90
10 Norfolk. Mr. Harrison secured him a
pass and sent him on his way rejoicing.
Thursday Mr.. Harrison received letter
from Fenwick, dated Suffolk, IN which he
expressed great appreciation of the kind
ness he had received. Yesterday evening.
however. he made his appearance at the
residence of Mr.. Harrison, which Is about
one mile from the city, in Henrico county.
There was not an adult on the premises,
Mr.. Harrison being q widower with chill
dren, the eldest a girl about IA years OF
age. Fenwick, after pleasant greeting to
the little ones. told the eldest daughter
that her father had sent him TO &c. his
two shotguns, and that MIR. Stagg. q
neighbor. and he (FenwicD were going TO
shoot robins. He also said that he 'wonld
return and spend the night with her
father. OF course the child handed over
the guns.
Imagine the feelings of Mr.. Harrison.
who returned in o few hours after Fen
wick had departed. when he learned the
situation OF affairs.
The two guns were valued at $40. Mr..
Harrison describes the man as being about
5 feet 6 inches in height. clean shaven,
we'll dressed. and having pleasant man.
ners. The case has been put in the hands
of the police. Ighe guns were in the room
occupied by fenwIck the night that he
spent at Mr. Harrison's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-SUNDAY FEBRUARY 26 1893.

giving the States and districts the right TO
levy taxes or license upon commercial
travellers. The board appointed com
mittee to frame q letter 10 DO addressed 10
our congressman setting forth the oppo-
sition Of the ASSOCIATION TO this measure.
The report OF the committee Is to DO sub
mitted to @ meeting of the board 70 DC
held Wednesday evening next, when nnai
action will be taken and the sentiment OF
the association will be communicated 10
ali of tie congressman from this state.
The next annual convention OF the Ma
tional Association will be held at Peoria.
ILL.,, June 9Th, 9TH, Sth. and 9th. 1t Is pro-
posed TO charter O parlor-car TO transport
the delegates from this city and such OF
their friends as may wish to attend. AFTER
the adjournment Of the convention the
party will 90 to the Worlds FAIR. Any men,
Der Of the association who may wish TO
Join this party will do well TO communi-
cate with Mr. John Il. Culpeper. chairman
of the Committee on Transportation and
Comfort, or any member of the Board OF
Directors. The association continues to
grow and has added ever 500 new members
TO its roll since January 1st. Mr. Cuipeeper
was in Norfolk last week and states that
il is probable that q contingent OF travel
ling men from that city will join thu, party
on the trip to the convention and thence
10 the Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
THE BASEBALL PROSPECT.
The University and Yale Clubs TO Pay
Tho Rostons 60 he Here April 15t1.

The athletic season will very shortly
commence in Richmond, although but lit
tie has as yet been done in this direction.
Base ball Will doubtless be the first of the
outdoor sports to attract the lovers Of
such contests.
On the lst Of April the famous "'Var-
sity" team will meet the Yale nine at
Island Park. aud something excellent in
the way Of IA slugglng- match may be ex-
pected. The organization OF the Southern
intercollegiate Athletic Association will DO
an additional stimulous TO the skill of the
Charlottesville boys, and they will always
bear their records III mind and play for
glory more than ever.
The splendid Boston team will appear at
the park on the 18th of April, but the
names Of their opponents have not as yet
been announced.
The Mayo's Bridge and Land Company
will shortly commence the work of i'm
proving the park, so that II will be in good
shape when tue ball teams commence the
season here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
Notes About the Bazaar.

A well-attended meeting of the Junior
Hollywood Memorial Association was held
Yesterday at the Young Mems Christian
Association. and considerable routine bust;
ness was transacted. The reports showed
that many donations for the bazaar bad
been received by the Juniors Miss
Mercer Cooke reported gift of S2s, and
Misses LIghtfoot and Annie Mcclure
stated that they had each received dona-
tions of $40.
1t was decided TO have the remains OF
nineteen Confederate soldiers who are
buried in Chesterfield county removed
from their present resting-place TO more
suitable spot. and the work of exhumation
will probably be completed by Memorial
Day The undertaking will require about
800.
The ladies associated with the Virginia
tent of the bazaar held a well-attended
meeting yesterday and considered many
matters connected with their booth. All
the reports showed that the public are re-
spending literally to their appeals Tor
holm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26

Baker street northwest corner st. james,
and 80 feet on east side st. James street
between CLAY and Leigh, 50; Henry q.
Crenshaw and wife and Frank ID. Crep-
shaw TO Alexander Coke, interest in lot on
Seventh. and lot on north side Franklin
street between Fifteenth aud Union. IN
settlement with certain creditors; George
II. Southards TO NJ. Il. Kahn. stock and
fixtures in bar-room No. Sl3 north Adams
street, $3.50.
Henrico: X. W. Barnett and wife to
James III. Barton. lot q in block 10, Brook
land Park. $3.50: +. u. Lecler and wife to
Robert l.. Butler. interest in 81 acres on
Creighton road, $780, North-Side Land
Company to W. II. Harris; lot 4 IN SQUARE
in SQUARE A, $780,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
Athletic Exhibition.

The first annual exhibition by the men,
bers of the Junior department of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
gwen in the hall of the institution on Fri
day night, March Sd. at $3.50 O'Clock. Mr..
Clifton Mahon. the assistant physical di-
rector, will direct the lads in their aero
bate movements, and the following is the
programme tor the occasion l. Remarks.
Mr.. Joseph b. Montgomery; 2. Parallel
bars, ca simple exercises, CO. pyramids,
Special Glass; 3. Health movements, Class ;
4. Indian-club swinging and wand twist
ing, Victor Shelburne and Stewart Cooke :;
g. Nauting buck. Special Class; G. Solo,
selected. Frank Cunningham. Jr. 7. In
dian clubs. Mr. Mahon; 3. Roman ladders.
SPECIAL Glass 9. Mat-work-" odds and
Ends Glass.
There will be no charge OF admission to
the exhibition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
Canfain Franks BOYS.

The Walker Light Guard will probably
carry about sixty men on their trip &c
Washington. They have not yet, decided
whether they will wear their beautiful
company uniforms or not. The following
are tie officers of the company: Captain
Frank Cunningham; First Lieutenant, j,
J. Hayerty: Second Lieutenant. William
Russell. Ssrgeants: E. F. Duesberry
first sergeant; X. b. Northern, second ser
geant: w. Z. Gale. third sergeant; u. u
Garner, fourth sergeant: W. w. Robert
son, fifth sergeant. Corporals: Ii. I. An
derson, first corporal; Judson Tallaferro
second corporal; ]. W. Starke, third cor
poral; j. q. Chandler. fourth corporal
lance Corporals: Charles Chapman, first ;
J. @. Baseler, second; W. @. Hunt, third
Il. Il. Whiteworth, fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
An Evening-Dress Party.

There was quite an enjoyable affair given
at the residence of Mrs. Hampton, No. 22t
Denny street, Friday evening, the occasion
gentlemen by the young ladies' of Fulton.
Among those present were Misses Alice
Sutherland, Ida Spear. Lou Perry, Emma
Pom. Mamie Lamey. Rosa Britton Ross
Hampton. Clara Dickerson. Ida. Collins
Hattie MARROW. Gertie Morecock.. Nellie
Prairie Maggie Throckmorton. and Mayla
Enronghty. The gentlemen were Slessrs
Waiter and Ernest Turner, Robert Jones
Lewis Seals, Morris Willis, Jim Ratclife
Willie Sutherland, Alfred Allen. Abbie and
Willie Laughon. Herman and Floyd Reams,
Bernard NARROW, George Chalkley. Charlie
ii. Rex. and MIR. Pierce. The chaperon'
were Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs; Spear. Mrs
Kerr, Mrs. Praise. and Mrs. Hampton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
The United state, senator.hIp.

There is a good deal Of talk IN political
circles regarding combinations in connec-
ton with the "short-term and the long
term senatorship. AS regards Mr.. Bar
bour's unexpired term the DISPATCH Is IN
position to state absolutely that if Senator
Hunton is a candidate for it under 10 cir
cumstances will Governor Mckinney allow
his name to be used against him. In
speaking of the senatorial contest recent
lv to personal friend Governor Mchin-
ney said be appointed Senator Hunton In
good faith and because he considered II
bis duty TO do so, and would not accept
the senatorshIp for the unexpired term, az
against his appointee were every member
of the Legislature TO vote for him.. TINS
Senator Hunton understands perfectly.
As regards the succeeding term the Gov
ernor has not made up his mind whether
he will be o candidate for 1t or not, al
though he would feel under no obligations
not TO be. His decision will depend upon
the situation near the close of his admins
fTatlDQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
ST. Patrick,s Day Celebration.

There will be another meeting OF the
convention to make arrangements for ST.
Patrick's Day at the rooms of the McGill
Union this afternoon at o'clock. at which
the committee appointed TO wait on Rev.
Father Donahoe will report. The societies
will assemble at ST. Patrick's school. house
March 18th under Chief Marshal Kelley
and march TO st. patrick's church. whore
sermon Will be preached by Rev. Father
Herman.
1t may DO decided at the meeting this
afternoon to have n street parade. as many
Of the delegates are very much In favor of
1t. The Banquet Committee. consisting of
the chairmen of the va,ious delegations
and the Chief Marshal. VIII also meet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
nr. NVharton'z Meetings.

Rev. II. NJ. Wharton. Of Baltimore, who
has been assisting Rev. DR.. Hatcher IN the
revivals at Grace-Street Baptist church.
will preach this morning on Jesus III
Nazareth" Tonight the subject of his
discourse Will be " Death al Frolic.' On
this occasion the lower floor of the church
will be reserved for men. There will be q
children's service at o'clock.
Immense crowds have been attending
the meetings. and they have excited pro-
found interest among church-goers. There
were thirty-two professions on Friday
night. BY special request Mr.. Wharton
will deliver a sermon on The Prodigal 1"
tomorrow night.