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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
KEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 10-rlour nrin AMI
unchanged: do southern steady; common.
e2. i0as3.10; good 10 choice. s3.5Osss. So
Wheat nrm; No. 2 red, Sic; options irregular
but closed nrm ~ A,ss4c. advance. February
SSc; March, sOi4c. May, $3.50 CorH--No.
?, 53a53ykc. ungrade1 mixed, 54s54ltc: y.
white. 35c. In elevator; 54sJ4i1c aaoat;
steamer mixed. j2jsaoJise.: options k4asL
lover; February. 53c.; March, 53'tc. NAV,
J25Ec.; steamer mixed, February. 52ttr Oats
February, 3slsc.; Nar,h, 3satc.: May, 3pt.c.
spo, No. =, 3Sitc; Nc 2. While, 4itsc: mixei
western, 3ss40e; white, do, 39s4jc. Beet
Family, Si2sSl3.5O: mes-. s9ss9.jO: hams.
s2t: tierced beef steady: ci'y extra India mess
siSsals.5O. Cut meats Timer; picked beilios
i've; shoulders, iOc.. hams. i4ali 49,; short
clear, IKE. Lard--West steam, as; city,
sl2asl2. 5O; opions--March. sle bid: MAJ.
s12.p3, closing at = ID asked; Continent. en- -.
Pork--Old mess, sl9.7Jss2O: now mess. s@i.
Uid. Rosin- STRAINED. sL42Ifasl45. rurpen.
tine, 31a3dlec. Molasees-Nes Orleans, good %
choice, 2sa35c. Peanuts quiet. Cofee steady
at } points down 20 0 points up, closing Al i5a
20 points up; February, slL25aslTa6;
March. sl7.35asl7.JS; May, Sl6.s5asl7; sep.
tember, s10.55asi6T0: December, sle3Os
sI645: spot Rio steady: No. :, lSissiSt,c
Sugar-Fair refining. 3l-i6c. rreighIs dull:
cotton. SGD: grain, ia,d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February i0-Ihs shor:s in Pm
visions are getting severely pincaei The de-
clique has been gradu1ly tightening iis grip
and now appears 20 have all the product under
complete control The bls prices wh,ch rl.et
early In the season on the scarcity ~ hCgs
tempted a large amount Of short selling. MAY
pork, which was sold a few months ago AZ 81.
sold to-day nj e2O.l7ls. May lard which Wa
1 not many months ago, was upto sIG.72te g.
day, and May ribs have sold 10 5000. Prices
fiuctuated wildly at times during the session.
but the close was very near the top prices OF the
day. 1t ~ said that the clique stlll has go. 600
tisrces Of lard unsettled for, with less than
1000 IN stock, and talk Of tij Is heard On every
hand. These 10000 uerres, u Is rImorrd.
would net the clique, even ~ present pri,es.
fully tlO per tierce, or 100000. Compared
with last night, lard closed 4jc. higher: p1lk.
Poe, and RIBS. %2]1c. wheat shows q gein uf
ssaSlc. Corn and oats are n shade lower.
Closing quotations: Flour duh and IN
changed. NJ. red ami spring wheat. 75ie..
No. . corn, +3asa43bac- 10. oats. 3lita3lis,.
Pork. sI9ijaSi0.50. Lard Sl2.1O. Rio sides,
s1O.45ssl0.5O. Dry-salted shoulders, sgs9i5a
$40. Short-clear sides, slo.9OsslOgj. WIS.
key. sl.l7.
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.. THG RELIGIOUS WORLD.
'. ,. q. Anniversary. Church Services,
IL. lnnnelI,. Annntntment. &C.

N.'t D. 4. Anniversary. Church Services,
OIL. u.tonucirs appointment, SC.
...v.r-a-y services of the Young
..~.l.u Association viii be held
.. flrIustitutiou next Tuesday
.., O'Clock, Sud delightful pro-
la ue,u arranged for the oc-
Owen SCOTT. Of Illinois. will deliver
AND ,hcre Will be some excel
...s hr Mrs john n. Knowles
ari Mr. Eugene H. Cloves, bari
.ruull address Of the president
H. l;tV-;s. and the reports of the
4lJ --ueral secretary viii be sub
....e oftleexerclses the audience
N.'.i to attend GIL informal social
..f -,. alI refreshments Wall be
LrH --GyICEs TO MORROW.
t.. BAPTIST and Methodist sunday
.~-ucatious will hold their
meetings tomorrow afternoon at
tre former AT Cloptoa-Street
Manchester. and the latter at
'.-.r..i Professor II. II. Harris. of
u' College. Will deliver an address
Baptist ASSOCIATION meeting.
u.I ho an interesting meeting AZ
ts Mems Christian Association
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. +. r.
a.-l 1911 make an address and the
a.t gentlemen viii participate IN
.-.e4l programme. which Will be
.r- direction Of Mr. Horace /.
Juhu 6erlach. hute; ;. =. Per
,.piuwum; d. A. Richie, cornet;
Burton Mountcastle, oornot
t- VI. blefeton, cOrnet; ID. ). Bennett,
.I. Peterson Will preach Especial sermon
.. iruity church tomorrow morning on
' Relation II Infant Children 70 the
'.'-uan Church" and nj night his sub
"lI Dee 90 Processing Christians Cannot
--.stcntly or Safely patronize the Thea
',,. IT, frank Shealy. the pastor of
''a'. Evangelical Lutheran church. Staun-
Va. IS IN the city. lie ~ the guest OF
i.t. j. &. Ntegers. No. TIC east Franklin
'e.' Mr. Shesly will preach at the FIRST
..-lsh Lutheran church sunday morning
g. % o'clock
Al. who heard Mr.. Clancy discourse on
~. Unitarian Doctrine Of He'll at Bel
.efe Hall last sunday evening will wish
' car him preach about Heaven" to-
row evening at 4 o'clock.
ir. louug Will preach sermon espe-
ca iy 70 young men at Park Place church
MORROW night. His subject will be
ihe Cake Not turned
Icy 1. II. Rice, Of Alexandra. will
Preach Tor DR.. Kerr tomorrow morning
eH4 will address. the Young Mems Society
Vi lbs church (first Presbyterian at $50
~ Ito afternoon.
An Interesting revival Ii In progress at
tArAOunt-Ayenue Methodist church
~. johnson - preaching nightly 10 large
'VSsissslions, aud many persons are seek
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money, Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. ar. aud tho
Wes Their Indications
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch. !


- WASHINGTON, February I0.-Forecss,
Joo,n for twenty.four hours-from midnight
EGUtU to midnight--fcr Virginia: Fair wen
-ther. preceded by showers IN the early
morning; much colder: northerly
winds. The temperature will fall 10 about
freezing, with moderate cold wave.
For North Carolina: Local showers; winds
shifting to northerly; colder, with moderate
cold wave In the northern portion.
Weather conditions: The storm which was
central in the upper ST. Lawrence valley has
passed TO the northeastward with increasing
energy. causing severe northwest gales on the
coast north OF Ha,teras. The barometer te un-
usually low 10 the northeast OF New England.
and n has risen rapidly over the central valleys,
with colder Bortherly winds and clearing wea-
Their.
Rain has prevailed on the Atlantic coast and
In the southern States and light SHOWS are re-
ported tonight from Western Tennessee ard
Eastern Arkansas, where the temperature has
fallen 90 degrees
Colder. fair weather Ia indicated for the At
lantic coast north Of virginia, and showers are
indicated FOR the south Atlantic and Gulf states,
followed by clearing. colder weather. Generally
fair weather IL Indicated for the central valleys
ami the Northwest.
signals are displayed from tho Woods Holl
section 20 EGstpori.
Thy WE,rEFR N RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
rsiay throughout the day. IL was raining az
midnight.
Ralge os Tho thermometer ut the front-iOor
D.. Ilr.Hn str.raa ..sFT.s
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The HIuRA

Away with them Take Simmons Liver
Regulator for that torpid liver which has
nut your digestive powers out OF gear;
That's al the bottom OF the blues. and
when YOU take Summons Liver Regulator
Won strike at the root of the evil. and
everything else that is wrong goes with II.
No more Indigestion, Dyspepsia. or BIZ
iousness. That sounds bright enough,
aud is true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11
There Will be lots Of readable political
gossip IN to-morrOw's 12-pace DIsPATCH


Tho Executive Committee Of the Viz.
gina Agricultural and Mechanical So
cicty held meeting at the ONCE OF
Colonel Buford yesterday, but the pro
coedlngs were secret 1t ia understood
that the report Of the Finance COMMITTEE
was submitted and resolutions adopted
which will be made public IN a day or
two. The action Of tee meeting IS sup-
posed to look 10 the settlement OF the
guarantee fund matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11

Chesapoake and Ohio Railway Company
against in,ues's administrator. Fully ar
cued by Judge W. }. Robertson for plain
t,h in orr0r and submitted.
DAVIS d Co. against Bonney * Mallon.
Submitted ON printed notes.
Blnkey and others against Morris. Ar
guod by General James G.. Field for plan.
MI I'D error and General John +. Roller
for dcfoudau, ~ error and submitted.
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MARRIAGES.

DABNEY- NE-Married. in Dali
los. Texas. on February lst, al the resi-
dcnce of the brides father. ROBERT \.
DABNEY TO SUSAN, daughter OF +. a.
Browne. ESQ.
Mr.. Dabney has been living several years
in Texas. Is a public contractor, and eldest
son of Judge William Pope Dabney, OF
poWhatan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11

The regular meeting of the Randolph
Literary Society will be held tonight IN
the rooms Of the Bar Association. The
following Is the subject for debate; " Re
solved. that commercial pursuits offer a
wider field for personal advancement thah
nurely literary ones" Messrs. Crutch.
field. Chandler. FOXES, and Wallace will
discuss the question.
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4 Private German.

Last night at Murphy's Hotel Mrs. Nellie
Heinz. daughter Of Colonel Murphy, ten
derod a complimentary german to her
husbands sister 3Iiss Annie Helnz. There
were about twenty couples and the enter
tainment was most delightful one. An
nlnnf summon Wa neTYNN.
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Arnrnodo on tho rrsclE.

Last night some one placed a railroad
torpclo ON the street-car track near Seynth
and Marshall streets. One Of the cars
went over IT, causing It 10 explode, and a
decided sensation was created IN the
ueIghborhood. No one was hurt. how
over. Ihisis not the first time such fun "
has been INDUCED in here.
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THEY GO TO THE GRAND JURY.
Zimmerman aud Marion Sent On for
Iarceny Not Forgery,

Larceny. Not Forgery.
Bret examination was made in the Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning into the cases
against A. J. Zimmerman and A. F.. Marion.
the alleged swlndlers. charged with
forgery. A third warrant had been sworn
out by Mr.. George Crutchfield. of the
Sde, against Zimmerman for passing upon
him one of the checks for $50 which had
been returned protested. Messrs. A. h.
Schaap. +. NJ. Parker. George Crutchfeld.
and Sergeant Aeck Tomlinson were placed
upon the stand and testified "a to their re-
latIons with both the men and the draft9.
Sergeant Tomlinson knew nothing about
the cases except as 10 the effects OF the
men secured by him when he arrested
them in Lexington. When Zimmerman
was asked by the Justice what he had to
say the young agent replied:
what do you want me TO saw ~
GOING TO SEND THEM TO JAIL
Justice Crutchfeld In Jest. retorted that
il made no difference what he said. as he
intended 10 send hun 10 Jail, anyhow.
Mr. III. NJ. Smith. Jr.. counsel for the ac-
cused, did not 90 into an argument in
their behalf, but made statement for
them. which accorded with that given to a
DISPATCH reporter by zimmerman and pub
llshed IN Yesterdays issue Of tins paper.
At the conclusion Of the evidence, which
Developed no new features, the Justice Dis
missed all the cases for forgery and issued
five bench warrants for larceny. three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11

NEW YORK. February lO.-The stock market
to-day was 3 waiting one, and. as usual unde'
such circumstances was dull, except where the
operations Of the bears created temporar,
acfivifv
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE February baltimore ana Ohio.
o. Northern Central 70a7Ola Baltimore aud
ONO Southeastern lists, so; 10. lst incomes,
16as0 10. 20 incomes. 33a3+: do. "a m comes,
l1iRIlai consolidated gas bonds, 1917; DO.
stock, O2a02s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11

In the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals yesterday the case of Lyon, Hall
rine, Collector of Customs OF the port OF
Baltimore, appellee, ~ appeal from the
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the leading futures
cnlcAGo LIVE srncN nARxrr

CHICAGO, February lO.-Cattle - Receipts,
1000 head: shipments 1000 head. Market
lover, prizes steady primo 90 extra steers g. 21g
$500; gooi 90 medium, 3i.,1s5.IO. Osher,
s4.25asASj; feeders, ei.3ORs44O; cJw-,
S3.JOai.3O.
Hogs: Receipts. $1,000 head; shipments.
10000 head. Market active ani steady 10 strong
mixed and pgckers. SsafS.35; prime aud heavy
butchers sS.5Oash.d5; prime light ss.lOt
$3.50; other lights, sI2JasG5j; pigs, SGa
$3.50.
sheep: Receipts, 5000 head: shipments
| 900 head. Market stendy: natives, s4G
$500; Westerns, sJasJ.!J; lambs, si.o0t
SG.l5,
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SATURDAYS
RECKONING
PRICES.

rs there no end to this stock Of ours We know
you will congratulate yourselves on the good fortune
that's in store for You to-day.-Well you may.
We are not given to making mountain out of
molehill but when line drags cut it off in
: short order.
There is literally "mountain " Of BOYS and
CHILDRENS LONG and SHORT SEPARATE
PANTS on our tables-and NOW THEY HAVE
; GOT TO GO.-But where there are Boys there is
always use for more PANTS-e>pecialIy such
PANTS as these-at such shorn prices.
So this will be TO-DAYS SPECIAL OFFER
want
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11
GoIn sHIPNENrs sMALI.

Tue gold -llpfnent hilfuulntel y DullSn
which was manifested by desire on the part OF
the shorts 90 cover, but later the hardening ten
dency Of money and the reported prophecy OF a
prominent bank president that within the next
thirty days We would see a stlh per cont. money
market created further hesitation among buy.
ers aud stimulated the professional bears tC
further aggressiyeness, AMI they were followed
by the trading element
FINANCIAL SITUATION DIsQUIETTSG.
The uneasy feeling about the financial sitla-
ton "a undoubtedly Spreading, ana while the
proposed issue Of bonds tor gold would have the
effect OF strengthening the Treasury the money
would have TO be Withdrawn from the banks
and the effect would therefore. be a contra ton
OF the currency. Altogether the situation Is re-
garded by most bulls and bears as unsatlsfac'
tory, and there Ia no prospect OF any Improve
menf in the near future. Many operators who
are generally found on tho bull side have with
drawn from tho market. as sufficiently demon
stratol by the dwindling volume Of business,
and refuse to buy stocks until the silver question
ia settled definitely and some positive action is
taEen on the tariff bill.
THE NAREET PROFESSIONAL
The market was almost entirely professional
to-day, and besides the factors enumerated, the
Determinations again exercised by financial III
stituilous against certain SOCKS tended not Only
to restrict operations but 20 depress prices.
TERMINAL EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG.
The early strength was sufficient TO advance
prices generally small fractions. Manhattan.
New England. and Distilers being the only
ones 20 show any special strength, but press
Ure brought % bear later 10 the day wiped out
these improvements, with something ia addi-
tion, Distllers aud Lead among tho lndustrais,
ani Richmond end West Point among the raft
roads bong exceptionally strong aud closing
With fractional gains. LackawannA closed down
per cent. the only other material declines
being seen IN Colorado Fuel, which lost aud
Manhattan which lost 49, again touching 1874.
GENERA. RALLY.
The bears showed little disposition TO largely
increase their short lines, ani an effort was
made 20 co,er later IN the day, which ralled tho
whole market fractiOnnliy from the lowest price.
On this rally the market closed with firm tone
and generally only slightly lover for the DAY.
MONEY And EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy nj from 10 1 closing
offered AZ mercantile paper, 4lsa6.
Steering exchange quiet. posted rates. t4.S1a
$3.50; commercial bills. 8ES5AasIS1l6.
Government bonds dull. Southern state bonds
neglected. Railroad bonds active.
Sales listed stocks, 10000, unlisted, 81 =
OOO.
Treasury balances-Coin, s75, 10000; cur
rcncy, 8 .SSS000c.
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FLoys-we llp,s; Fils s2ss,25; snp.-.
One, s2.25as2.50; extra Sass. 30; lan..ly.
e4asA.5O: patent. 81. 75asj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11

against Zimmerman and two against
| Marion, for obtaining money and collateral
| from A. X. Schaap and tho Times and State.
The prisoners were sent to the grand jury
of the Hastings Court on these charges.
IS IT ZIMMERMAN ALIAS HALL?
Sergeant TomlInson had in bis possess
sion yesterday a clipping from Boston
/. paper giving an account of an examIna-
II ton and committal in that city OF a man
claiming 10 DO Burt NJ. Hall ON charges Of
Ilpassing numerous bogus checks upon a
prominent young club-man in the Hub
lCity named Craver. The reference made
| to the conduct of Hall in the item CORE
spends with that of Zimmerman here.
Hall claimed to have been Chicago news
lspaper-man and told in Boston that be had
come East preparatory to gong TO Co
h lumbus. o., to take charge of the Post IN
that city. II will be remembered that the
| check passed at Lexington by 2immer-
man was signed "E. NJ. Hail." Sergeant
tTomlnson thinks Hall and Zimmerman
, are the same man.
A Boston physician who is visiting
Richmond saw Zimmerman at the Police
|. Court yesterday morning and thinks he is
t1he same man who was recently in Boston
( passing under the name of Hall The
man was released on probation and the
charges can be pressed at any time. The
bank deposit book found in Zimmerman's
satchel was in the name of L. NJ. Hall.
The Other Cases.
! The other cases tried in the Police Court
yesterday were trivial. Fleming Christian
| (colored), charged with felonlously break
ing into the office of w. A. Cole and steal
ing carpet, was discharged. Mr.. Cole
was required TO pay costs, a. be had sworn
out warrant against the wrong man.
Charles Motley (colored) was fined $40
for beating Lavena Holmes in barroom
and the same amount for throwing rocks
at her on the streets.
George Traverse and Lee Faudree went
70 Jail IN default of security as suspicious
characters.
Marietta Chlorle (colOred). charged with
assaulting the child Of A. b. Guigon. Will
be given hearing this morning.
10 Memory of Thomas G.. jackson.
On Thursday last the full Protestant
Episcopal Church burial service was i'm
nressively and tenderly read by the Rev.
Pike Powers at the grave of Mr.. Thomas
q. Jackson and In the presence of those
who loved him we'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11
DEATHS.

BLANKENSHIP. Died. at 1902 east
Franklin street, at the residence OF his mo-
Their at 7:3) Friday morning. THOMAS a.
BLANKENSHIP; aged 40 years.
Funeral will take place from the above
number THIS Saturday MORNING at l
o'clock Friends and acquaintance ot
the family are invited to attend.
HAYES.-Died, Thursday night at s:45,
Of membranous Group. LOUIS MlCHAUA:
infant son Of James and Addie Hayes; aged
months and IL DAYS.
Funeral from the house TODAY (Satur-
day) at 10 o'clock A. ~
Petersburg papers please copy.
TYLER. Died, at the Retreat for the
Sick. February 9, 1893 at 1910 O'Clock z.
NJ. WILLIAM G. TYLER; aged IS years.
Funeral service from Monumental Epls-
copal church HIS Saturday AFTER
NOON az 3 o'clock.
Alexandria and Lynchburg papers please
copy.
VEST.-Died. at the residence Of his
grandmother. Mrs. Emma C.. Vest, 81
north Twenty-seventh street. DAVID l.,
Youngest son of Joe and the late Emma j..
Vest: aged months and II days
The funeral from the above place at I
o'clock TO-DAY. Relatives and friends
invited to attend without further notice.
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GRAIN AND coTron EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. February iO.--OYgzRrs9s- whe,,
40 onshels. Corn. i'300 bushels. Oats. 800
bushels
sALka Wheat. f7i bushels. Corn. 200 bush.
els
QUOTATIONS.
waskr-Loasbsrry. 7ssSlc Hs.i. 75.slc.
unortDerry. 70aSCc. No 2 rod, NC
C0aH.-White. Virginia, bag l0is, 52a5l,
MOI white. 52a53c No. 2 mixed. s9ajOc'
oAra-Winter tor seedl 4Oa45c.. 10 ,
mixed. 3Si1a3sc. No. mixed. 37a3Sc
nYl-BOabbc.
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Registered at New York Hotels.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
New YORK. February l0.-E. A. Rees ;
Morton; Miss Bryant, st. Denis.
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MORE.

BALTIMORE, February lO.-four steady and
Unchanged. Wheat lrmor. No rod. spot
771ta77lac February. 7i4a15lsc.; March.
7S4a7Slpc; May. bO94asO'sc.; steamer no .,
red. 73c. asked. Corn hrmer; mixed spot, jla
5lLc: February, 5OisaJ lisc; March, aOs,a
505sc.; May 5ll4c. bid; steamer mixed, 4Sblt
4Slsc.; white corn bv sample J3c. yellow do,
ern, 4Ia42c.: No. mixed western, J7loa3s-.
Hay nrm. steady, ana unchanged. Grain
frolght- dull and unchanged. Cotton nominal !.
mldGllng, 90. Provisions quiet: meas pork,
SO Butter strong but quiet Coffse quot
RIO cargoe- fair. lDlSc. No. 7. lHlsr Sugar
steady and active: granulated. ~. Whiskey
nrtner at $l24asl2J
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roo LATE roR CLASSIFICATION.
.sy. LIFE AND ADVENT CHRIS.

TIAN Preaching TOMORROW At II
O'clock A. NJ aud 3ts y. N. by kider wiIIiAk X
BsowS. subjoc. tor morning; Relative 70
Paul. Vision" For siternooni FOUNTAIN o.
WEnsEspaY NI6Hr at 7;45 O'Clock. All are Ia.
vited 10 these services
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mrs. Sarah y. Balowe has issued invita-
tions to the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Leila Carlton Ballowe, to Nr. James
Madison Jewett. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday evening. the 22d instant,
at $50 o'clock, at the Balm bridge Street
Baptist church. MISS Ballowe is the sister
of Mrs. Ida Lloyd, and is great fayorite
with a large circle of friends. Mr.. Jewett
is a popular employee of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company.
MIR. Charles Howard. prominent men,
Der of the Royal Arcanum III Richmond,
will visit Manchester Council next Tues
day night.
HIgh-Constabe George w. Brooks con-
tinues quite sick, but it is thought he Is
improving.
Messrs Ii. c. & d. w. Beattie have made
some improvements in their store, which
add considerably to the appearance OF the
place.
Mr.. William II. Kennon, of Powhatan,
was in the city yesterday.
IL IS understood that Mr.. Rosser l..
Moody will erect factory for the manu-
facture OF amonia on the property in Ohes-
terfeld recently purchased by his father,
Mr.. w. L. Moody.
MIR. w. G. Seddon. of Baltimore, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Richmond and
Manchester Railway Company. was IN the
city Thursday.
Mrs. William T. Reams. of l12l Perry
street. who has been quite sick, is able to
DO out again.
Rev. X. X. AGREE preached at the Balm
bridge-Street church again last night. and
despite the inclement weather there was
quite large congregation present.
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funeral Notice.

Funeral Notice.
The funeral of Mrs. MCDONALD. wife
of Adiutant-General James Mcdonald,
whose death was announced Yesterday.
Will take place from st. Paul's church at
1890 o'clock TODAY.
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TOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
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...... sail be the Famous Social
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t.le, of the wives Of all the
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,sS-uFTHODIST SUNDAY,

SCHOOLS. soClETY.-Thc regular meeting OF the
We,hodlst sunday-School society u kichnoni
viii hs held az Clay-stfest church To-AoKkow
Sunday AFrxkSooS az $50 o'clock.
Ro. T. RICHARDSON, President
CAayses p. Rads, Secretary.
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The Other Cases
In Memory Of Thomas G. Jackson.

On Thursday last the full Protestant
Episcopal Church burial service was i'm
rressively and tenderly read by the Rev.
Pike Powers at the grave of Mr.. Thomas
q. Jackson and In the presence of those
who loved him we'll