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The evening world., 1894-04-26
CANARY IS FIRM, TOO.
VIII Resort 10 Extreme Measures
to Keep Fair Lillian.

Litigation al scarcely be avoided be-
first part. and Lilliin Russell. party OF
the second part.
Mr.. Canary Is in the city to-day. hay
Ing returned from the West In answer to
his partners request. He Joins with Mr..
I.ederer In saying that extreme meas
ures for relief will be Instituted by the
managers In the event OF Lillian tea ring
herself away from their control after
Saturday next.
Although 1t has been we'll understood
tina Abbey, SchoefYel Il Grau have been
very anxious to enroll Miss Russell In
their ranks. and It is popularity believed
tina: II she ~withdraws from Canary &
Lederer's management she will go with
Mr.. Abbey's firm. the latter gentleman
says he does not care to talk about
business matters until the details are
completed.
This IL an ambiguous statement. and
vet Mr.. Abbey added that ne hadn't dis
cussed the matter OF al offer with Miss
Russell. A Mr.. Pifer. who appears, TO
speak for Miss Russell, says she has
had a splendid offer to sing a great pro,
Grand Duchess in London next season,
The evening world., 1894-04-26
You reno the Evening World!
DO you read the Sunday World.


For St. AIMS fair, which will continue until
May > In Webster Hall, the pastor. Rev. Morgan
]. oConneli, has arranged for a grand concert
tonight by Diller's Orchestra, together with many
other interesting features, An order for a box for
broadway Theatre for Monday evening will b
rsfied for. In the pool tournament the Cathedral
Club. Messrs. Pogsenburg brothers. will play st.
AIMS Lyceum. represented by Messrs. Meyer and
Curley. The %latters victories over the ct. Pat.
rick and Epipheny societies will make to.
nights game all tho more interesting.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Horses, Carriages, &C.

SALE-Two good work horses: very reason
able. ID. AUERBACH. t8l sth ave.
GOOD horse and harness, suit family or business;
cheap for quick cash. Ts2 Marcy ave. B'klyn.
MUST SELI-5O open-top business wagons suita-
ble for express, baker,, milkmen, coal ped
oilers, laundry; 10 horses. Al open and top
trucks. 523 Fast 73d at.
THREE FINE young sound horses Tor sale
cheap: also one hOrs e.a little sore forward: also
one fine carriage or road horse: also n bay gelding
that has q mark OF 2. ! Nl. they are la my hands
and are to he sold for what they bring; wish some
good buyers would call at once and look for them
Brooklyn.
VICTORIA. BREWSTER. second hand; done up
latest style. . bargain. SAMPSON. t6 West
b7th at.
Sl35-LADY's top phaeton, fne harness, robe
and whip: used six weeks: cost e4l6 90
owner. going abroad private stable. Apply 10
The evening world., 1894-04-26
.J6 to compete In the Henley Regatta.

OF Toronto. will sail for England May
.J6 to compete In the Henley Regatta.
Umpire Jack McQuade says the St.
Louis Browns compose n OF the
strongest teams in the country. Nc
Quade evidently likes his little joke.
hi Ravenswood Boat Clubs boxing
competition, at Puritan Clubhouse, Long
Island city. will be decided tonight.
Maxwell T.. Moore will referee. The
committee promises to have the affair
start at $50 o'clock p. NJ. and have no
delay between bouts.
Announcer Johnny Dunno thinks he
would make a good baseball umpire. He
used to be a pitcher and might be an
improvement over Jim O'Rourke.
The Puck on Wheels Cycling Club
will have a road run to Tottenville. 8.
l.. next Sunday.
Constant Reader--Johnson and Plim-
mer spared at the formers benefit In
the Academy of Music.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
DON'T LIKE THE COACH HORN
But Sleepy Kickers Have So Far
Been Unable to Obtain Relief.

Residents in the neighborhood OF Madi-
son avenue and Thirty-third steet were
not a little interested in the coaching
trips between the Hotel Waldorf and
Philadelphia when they began a few
days ago. but an entirely unexpected
feature has arisen which has caused
them to wish that the man who in
vented tally-ho trips had been paralyzed
one the eve of his discovery.
The Philadelphia coach Is kept over
night In a stable in Thirty-seceond street
The residents OF the locality are not. as
q rule. early %risers,, but the members OF
This didn't bother the sleepers, how
ever, until the gally caparisoned bugler.
who Is an important auxiliary to. the
amateur whip. began going into training
events shortly to follow.
The bugler's chest swells with pride as
he cheerily, blows a "tan-ta-ra" that can
be heard for blocks around, while his
unappreciative hearers toss uneasily in
their beds and i~nvoluntarily reach for
bootiacks and shotguns.
Verbal suggestions to the trumpeter to
cut out this act proved ~unavailing. and
the sufferers appealed to Capt. Max
Schm!ttberger. OF the Tenderloin police,
for relief.
The Captain Investigated and learned
that the horn-concert was not for the
purpose OF drawing a crowd OF purchas-
ers, but solely an artistic effort to get
the horn and the bugler's vino appara-
tus in good working order for the days
festivities. Hence II was not a viola
ton of law and could not be classed with
the commercial performances OF fish
vendors on tin horns.
The Captain was Obliged to report, tina
he had no jurisdiction In the matter, and
the Mayors office was appealed TO with
like result.
1t seems likely that the bugler's horn
pyrotechnics will be continued unless
MS su1erlng hearers can convince the
Board OF Health that they are detrimen-
tai to the public health and consequently
n nuisance.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Horses, Carriages, &C.

A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED. -STY LISH
gentle family horse accustomed 10 ladies driving
him: fast traveller; good endurance: satisfactory
trial given: also, extension top family surrey,
seats TOUR, pole and shafts: also, lady's top
driving %phaeton; single and double harness: all
nearly new; no Offers refused. PRIVATE
STABLE. 87 south 18th IT,. near Bedford ave.
WILLIAMSBURG, brooklyn.
CCOUN Of sickness. regardless OF value, 1 su-
perior. sound, young, Chunky-built horses; $40
to 800, Call OWNERS residence, 1877 Atlantic
ave, Brooklyn, lst fat.
A SOUND. gentle horse, $50; worth 800; sacrl.
flee; top wagon, harness. BUTCHER, IL.
Franklin ST. frecnpoint.
AT GREAT BARGAINS Seven sound. gentle.
chunky horses and mares, $50 To $50 weeks
trial; top grocery Wagon and trucks. los Free.
man St, Greenpoint.
A STABLE 70 LET; 20 stalls: rent 500.
DENINE, llS East ODD ST.
A Cool HORSE AND TRUCK for sale. 46s
Pearl ".
FOR SALE-First-class phaeton. harness fused
twice. and plush robe. 300; can be seen at
stable, Henry and Clark SITS. Brooklyn.
FOR SAl.E-Onp furniture moving truck and q
double SIT of harness, In good order. Inquire
2l2 East 2pih ST.
FOR SALE-Chrnp ice wagon, new coal cart.
harness and hurs will sell separately.
ID. U'CONSOR. &c Stone at.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
instruction.

One Time. csc. per line; Second Tine ffc
line Third and Subsequent 7iniea zoe. PEI u
No Extra charge on SunddvA
AsTRoLoGY-courss ,25. APoLoN, u w
cath st.
BICYCLE INsTUCToR; coiored Professor,
Iellaoie and trust worthy Al references. 4
sTENoGRAPHY and Typewriting School.
BIG broadway. N. r.. 81 week. Call or vritd
WANTED-To exchange medical service for \
sons ~ spanish. l. W., World Agency, /
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Yon read the Evening World!
DO You rend the sunday wOrldr
The evening world., 1894-04-26

PARTNER w~ANTED-Cook with 5000 to 81
restaurant. Call at once, JAMES, 2077 7th as
PART OF LARGE MARKETto let on prominel
corner for groceries, Address GRoCERIEs
2O5l Sd ave,
The evening world., 1894-04-26

BIcYcLEs-we have upset the entire cycle trade
with our cut priess; Pilots and Jewel cushion
Salvatore. ~FleetwinEs, ENJOYS. Ridges. soorehers.
LuxuryS tss TO- 1910; secondhand wheels from
cash. "a. 9. Co. - Barclay C.. ns.r Brs.d.
ual. ts
The evening world., 1894-04-26

RESTAURANT-A. good paying restaurant
oyster and chop house for sale, established
years: mint for the right party. 242 9th ave
South Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

You read the Evening World!
DO you read the Sunday worldf
The evening world., 1894-04-26

PARTNER-Young man. irst-class, paying u
ness; $3.50 and services. ENERGETIC. toxl
World. uptown.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

A,-SPECIALTY. buying contents dwellings, nats
hotels: city. country. Call or address LOG Yves
36th 1T.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

STOCK. Z years lease and fixtures Of Il
River Park Hotel, Yonkers, N. Y; cent
ton as a picnic resort; over 8 acres OF groly
seats and tables under fruit trees: rcnt v
dancing platform, rife range and large b
electric car: number of picnic baskets fol
also horse. COW. chickens. &c. reason fol
address FRANCIS STEIN, 1888 Saw n
Road. OnkerS
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Miss Fortescue. the lovely Tilted one,
whom Daniel Frohman brought to this
Soun try, is going to produce 'Hypatia."
She has written TO the Archaeological
Society of Athens for the hymn .. Apoi-
an interval of 2.0uJ Years. II Miss For
tescue wants any chorus ladies OF that
date she need not 30 TO Athens. She
can find thsm In New York; Kiralfy
knows their addresses.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

| TWO LODGING HOUSES near Union
filled, $500 each; so rooms. WEYMAN
Il. 18th st.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

WANTED-We desire to secure the ageii
.specialties in the grocery line and will onlj
slider those Of merit territory covered, Mar;
Virginia, Washington. D.. Q. hest reference
dress T. II. BOURNE a co. 203 South st.
timore, Md,
The evening world., 1894-04-26

WANTED-$lOO loan Tor 80 days; bond
1rst. class security: reference. DEVON
257 World, uptown.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

CHANCE-Furn!Shing OF private house
severA. parlor. bed and dining room suits; ele.
CANT upright plano, mirror, leather chairs, carpet
$50 Z. I'D 81, also evenings.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

VARIETY s~ToRE-Payiug business: nne store
ST.. Brooklyn. "
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Good VIII a interest for Sal.

RESTAURAN NJ, near ferries: will be sold c6..-
Cort andt st. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06

"i 0.vae Stc.r" was sure ~ hearty
,,-.,r,rn. on IFS return TO this city. after
.u 9leonc. of nearly TWO years. ana last
evening al the Academy it had the all
VANTAGE of being presented 10y an all
round good company. Mr. lloyt II Do"
had done nothing alse would have es-
tabllshci a claim 20 the gratitude Of
llav-eo,rs by show ing that 1t IS qnite
POSSIBLE o. write q thrcc-act farce WITH
...t urc-ertluc another variation of a."
eternal theme Of "Puk Dominos There
IS mo- volatile. moulacious husband ia a
Texas Steer" but only plain, honest
Texan. one Mavericks Erandcr who has
been elected as congressman against
hi. will IN. result Of this episode leads
tn endless ,mbarIa s-m,nts and fIrylcul
complications that are Intensely divertinS.
and the action Of the play is brlSkly
maintained down 10 the peaceful and
batrv yiulicaiion Mr.. Tim Murphy, as
the cattle King. VINO is fItcd 20 be- the
snort Of destiny, finds many outlets for
his irrcpre-siblc humor. and Miss Alice
Evans as Blssy. l;randers bright and
artless daughter. is q very clever render
Inc Among the Joss prominent features
of the cast deserving Of special mention
ar. ". II. Er1rs amusing impcrsona-
t.n If IIehN1ck 70 coiorel statesman.
Newton Chisnels consistent portrait Of
IN. smart lobbyist Grasscy can. and
Ci-s Stella Kcuny's amusing imperSona-
f1u a. thc shrcWd and calculating orphan
from Indiana ~ Texas steer Will be-
rcueatad tonight md tomorrow at ma
tiuee ana evening performances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06

Hishop-ciect Newton will begin his vlsi'
tatious Of the country churches hmne'
diatcly after his con'ecTdtioh' Inc ha'
has been made up as follows:
May y. night. West Point. =. morning
81. Peters. New Kent. p, morning. En-
manuel. Hanover. ~ mornins' Hanover
Courthouse. 2j morning. Fork. Hanover
afternoon. St Martins. Hanover. 70
morning, 81. Marys Caroline. a morn
ing. our Saviour" Hanover; afternoon
trinity. Hanover. -, morning, ST. Mary ;
Gro,hlnul. evening. Al Saints, GoOch
land. "a. morning, Goochland Courthouse
Jl.ue l. morning. Columbia. ., morning
Grace. Fluvanna. 3, mornins. Christ ~
hemarlc: evening. ScottsNiie' y i,'iiI rl. -
IA ,,o,.nir,, Orange Courthouse. II. morn
Ing. Madison Courthouse. Z. morAins
Emanuel. Culpeper. 49, morning, Chape
in Culpcper CconsecrationJ IT, morning 5...5,5
calvary. Culpcpcr H. morning 81. PAU
r',i,.a,.sr ~ Innrning. Christ. Cuipeper
II. morning, st. stephens. Culpeper' after
noon. Little Fork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
YORK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT
TiI,, FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN 10. lG. 4:45 p. NJ


BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except
Sunday, for West Point. connecting with
York-riyer steamers for Baltimore, al
which point connections are made with
rail lines for Washington, Philadelphia,
New York, &c.
TRAIN No. 10, $40 p. VI.
LOCAL. EMPRESS. daily. stops q,
MI stations. AT Lester Manor CON
meets win stage for Walkerton,
also, at West FOlnt with YorA-rlyer
stea iners for Baltimore.
steamers leave Baltimore at 3 II. NJ.
daily except Sunday.
TraIn,, from West Point arrive at Rich.
mond at 9:05 A. NJ, l0:io a. NJ, and s:gC
y NJ, daily, except Sunday.
TRAIN No. ~. 7:l5 A. NJ
LOCAL MIXED. daily except Sunday.
leaves Twenty-third street for West Point
ami intermediate points.
Ticket-office at station, foot OF Virginia
street. Omen S A. NJ. to 9 T.. II. and from
q p ~ To II so A. NJ.
city ticket-office-90i east Main street
sol. HAAS, W. A. TURK,
Trasic Manager. General Passenger
MssIH II. GREEN. General Manager.
II, THOMPSON, superintendent
fOHN N. BEALL. Travelling Passenger
Agent, s30 east Main street. Richmond.
Va hn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
SELLING OFTHEM CAN'TBEGlN
BEFORE 9 O'CLOCK.

No use talking-we can't get
ready earlier, and what Wen do
then will be a plenty. This week
has seen such unusual selling even
for the BIG Store, and not only have
remnants piled up fast in nearly
every department, but we've had
all too little time to get them In
shape for selling. Only one way
to make selling time sufficient to
the task, and that is TO intensity
matters by EXTRA-PRlCE CUl-
TING of WORLD'S-FAlR STOCK
and REMNANTS too.
SlLKS.-We've had five people
at work all yesterday afternoon
getting the remnants in shape, and
the task wasn't done when the
store closed. They'll have to have
an hour in the morning to finish.
Black and Colored Silks. Satlns,
SWive. Silks; Satin Duchess, in all
shades Black More, Colored
! MORE, China, and Dfapery Silks
are in the Remnant pile to-day.
Perhaps JUST THE VERY
THING YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR.
The DresS.Goods people have
been two days off times getting out
Remnants-qulntities of them here.
Black Dress Goods Remnants OF
the famous PrieStley kind are here,
getable at just halt what you'd pay
for them of the piece. II Black
Remnants putinto the pile today.
200 Remnants of Ribbon to-day.
| Nearly every shade and kind.
25 Remnants All-Silk No.
! More Ribbons, 4c. yard.
20 Remnants No. ! All-Silk
! More Ribbons, 6c. yard.
Is Remnants No. 9 All-SIlk
More Ribbons. &c.
50 Remnants No. 10 All-SlIk
More Ribbons, I7c. yard.
These were all lett from ouI
Ribbon Sale this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
PICTURE-FRANE

o White Metal Ones, all we have
of them, Ioc. from nc.
@ Oval Frames. should be 5Oc.,
25c. for pick.
Remnants of DomeSticS accumu-
late very fast. Here is A lot OF
Apron-Check Gingham Remnants,
- to 4-yard lengths, 25lc. a yard.
Hcreisa lJt of Fancy PLAID Dress Ginghams,
dress lengths. ~, 9 quality. I19r. yarn
About 100 remnants Of figured lrish La"n'
1Atc q ylrd--iHisc. qu1iify.
3G-lnch W0o-Finished Figured Henriettas'
cost lJc. yard-034c yard Tor the rem
pants.
N-vard leagths. &c. n yard. Bargains, too.
FRENCH ORGANIZE REHNAN =. in blsck.
I95yc.. . to lO-yard iongths-21c. regular
price. ..,.~,
BLACK SATTEEN REMNANTS
half price.
Colored Dimity Remnants.
Colored Satteen Remnants.
Outing-Cloth Remnants.
French Bingham Remnants.
Cotton Crepe Remnants, every
one Of which has a saving for you.
White Goods Remnants are here,
too, plenty OF them.
Check-Muslin Remnants. &c. n yard
Iirnn de- Dac,a Remnants. SIS. ward.
kngiisu Nqlnso2k Remnants, lOc. ayari-
asl varis Rcd Tablc-pamasg for 75c.
~. yards Red iable-DamasE icrt"c'
2la wards Rcd Iable-Damask for Soc.
ayaTts White lgbl -Dama7S' ''c. quaity-
Sl.5O for the piece.
% ylrts fIno bainask for SD.
~. wards Fine Damash for sl3O.
2is YARDS Fine DamasA Tor $40.
Soiled and tumbleI Napkins,
Tray-ClothS, Table Sets, DollleS,
&c. Quantities of them.
over $50 Remnants of New
! Laces and Embroidery are here to-
day. Haven't had 50 many for a
| long time. Price quito close them
out quick.
Handkerchiefs that have been
mussed and tumbled during our
World's-Fair Sale 90 at one third
off.
| Gentlemcns COlorcd-B0rdered hehstl'theu
| nandkerchiefs az ~.
! Gentlemeu's Hemstltched White HaniAer-
| chicis ~ DC.
| IaIiss' Colored- Boricrcd Hemsdtrhei NJ DC.
LADIES' White Embroidered handkerchieis az
&c.
pc. Haudkerchiofs nicely embroidered at
Doc, 75c.. and 81 Embroidered Handkerchief
at20c
Ladies' Kid Gloves, the balance
OF the World's-Fair stock.
Long Biarritz, spring shades.
Another lot OF the $3.50 quality
for 75c.-marvellouS price.
Our Bookstore hasn't been as
busy since the holidays. No Won
der. Prices that SHAKE the very
foundation of other book dealers.
Can't help it, though.
I2c. Novels that cost SOC.
PictureSqe Chicago, 59c.-
! World STAIR printing.
The Sensational Prices that cow
exist in our HouSeWare Depart
ment are the results OF oul
World's-Fair purchases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
nur Sinners al West Point,

The Imperial Quartettc. accompanied 10y
Messrs. Cloves. Jordan. Shackleford.
CroWder. Francisco, and MacHenry, have
returned from West Point, where on Tues
gay night they gave most enjoyable
concert in Masonic Hail before Il large
audience. SO pleased were the West
Pointers with their music thai they were
importuned to repeat the concert AT an
early date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06

OF medical agents is gradually RELOCATING
the old time herbs. pills draughts. anc
vegetable extracts to the rear, and bring
ing into general use the pleasant anc
effective liquid laxatiye--Syrup OF Figs
To get the true remedy see that IL 1,
manufactured by the California Fig-SyruI
Company only. For sale by all LEADING
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06

The Charlottesville Progress has the fol-
loving to say. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. \.
Earkslalc. of Richmond, were here Yes
terday looking for farm of - or 50 acres
near some railWay-stauon in Albemarle on
which they desire to establish summer
home 10 be rcsor,ed 10 by Richmond fac.
tory-cirls. They represent the various
churches in Richmond which have united
in the effort To establish this home"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
Lnr sienlinr pnfntnrs.

Absalom Thompson was arrested and
locked up in the Second station House
Yesterday on warrant charging him
with stealing a bag Of potatoes, the pro-
perry OF H. Walerstein q Co. The vege-
tables were found In the house Of one
Fannie Kent (coloredD, and she was also
arrested. charged with having Inf her
possession stolen goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
e.. OLD DO MINION
T " STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
tG,H sEMI-WEEkLY LINEFok NEW
i%A%oN YORK.
Steamers leave ri c h m Onf
II EVERY TUESDAY aud FRIDAY


at & o'clock 4. NJ. Manifest closed ona
nour before sailing time. -, p.
Steamers leave Ne" 1ork from tter
o. Snrth Klver, Tor kictmond every
W'riISESDhY and SATURDAY at L;
II arriving In Richmond MONDAi am
FRIDAY MOkNlNG2' .,..,., ,,,s,,r,,o.s.,sd
tasssnger accommodations unsufpasseu.
cabtn fare 10 New York uncludine
meals and bertm via James-fiVer "a
routa ................s. .. -. "
Eound-trip tlch1 Of issue .......... Il %
days after datg I'm s1Ibsistence 49,. -
Steerase ts,' without subsistence. y "
SSbtn Fore via Chesapeake ana
ohia railway and Richmond ana
patSrsburg railroad (tickets limit ~
ei 10 four days. .,s....:....'. ;i,.... ""
Rennd,trip tickets Qimited to thirty q,
daysl ............ss. .s'.'.. - -
TiSkets can be obtained al Richmond
Transfer Company ), Sl east Nam street
fhesspeake and ohio ana Riohnlohu anu
SIa,eSinnrg depots. and at the company .
office, 1901 Main street. ana wnaII' H0e"'
etEss ra,ght forwarded and through bills OF
,adine issued .or points beyond New
Freight received daily until p. ~
passsngers leaving Richmond on SioS-
DAYS, TUESDAYS, MEDN u. ~ 10;
TIiIRSDAYS. and SATURDAYS oS we
Chesapeake and Ohio railYay IVA Dir.
mort News) al T.. NJ, and by the lien.
ppennd and Petersburg Railway Company
.same days) az . A. NJ, viii make comes.
lion at Norfolk with steamer h~''"s
those :E aaS w. ALLEN a CO. Agents.
No. 130i Main street:
A.a and commands wharf, hocketAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06

LYNCHBURG. VA, April On. H.
Marshall. a boot, shoe, and hat dealer
here. assigned to-day. Liabilities, si.GOo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
liam The i,nst. Dnirn

Postmaster Cullngworth said yesterday
ne was not In position 10 either deay or
confirm the report that Mr.. Frank T..
In the Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMOD
TON.
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TINE TABLE
COMMENCING SUNDAY, January =. ISL
at 12.O T. NJ. trains on this road VIII
run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-06
the Maker 90 grant that all Of the people
In ~ -. md might live this overcoming

service Dos singing Throw Out the Life
Line" the congregation anl choir Join
irc DO the chorus with much effect and
great volume Many hymns were sung
Ia the congregation ana choir and du-
ring The services preceding the sermon
E,,s. William r.. JudHins Landon r.
Mason. and Dr pohbins offered prayer.
N,ssrs. Ucuuiuc. Smith. Bennett, and
Hunter sang as Pants the liar;' bu-
ring tho onrriory the choir sang Halle
luJah for the Cross.
Tho evangelist asked that an would give
up tho day next Tuesday for fasting and
PRAYER.
Mr. Nooly's theme was Excuses" and
as a t.xt bee read the following verses
f,om tlc li,l chapter OF Luke, beginning
with The i5th:
And when one az them that sat al meat
with him heard these things. he said unto
him. blessed is be mat shall cat bread in
thc kingdom 81 God.
..rhru said Dee unto him. y certain man
mad. ID great supper. and badr many.
"tul sent hls servant at supper time
~ shy @, them that were hidden. Come.
fYr au things are now ready.
"NuI they AID. with one consent, began
o. make excuse. The first said unto him.
have bought a piece Of ground, and /
mast needs go and ste 10. I pray thee
II,r 300, excused
and another said. / have bought lye
YOKE. uf oxen. and / 70 TO prove them, ]
if.v tu.. have m" excused.
-trI another said. / have married a
wife. ana. therefore. / cannot come
INVITED no THE FEAST.
Yu wI notice." Mr. Moody began.
"fr., ur-. three mon were invited 60 a
f.l.t. not 90 funeral or an execution.
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want s1l h". go a-" '"7 "''''
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atf down ihie '''h'I. '"-"e NV
much irHn'i iutH 'I 'H' ~
Hrc Sham th's. of "n i'Nt Gay - w.
arI so none OFF >ou venture w go
.iu give 90 better excuse IMAM WIS S'''"
ly tr.s. mon thro" down q 'n'', ,,,'.''.
d. au of you 10 beat those EXCUSES Try
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tl'W.
CANT LIE To COD.
'NuI VIII have 'o t''hi ''i''' '''
without excuse. luI Ca. H' I'd Nun
= m,. heard the-. ">'us'-siF''~ TAM
'rr.r can give an excuse for almost every
.,...,... ,t,.,. hasa. committed J. is easy
,.u. ....t..t tho rUl. WHY.
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