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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14

Misses Ilxxis Collie. OF King and Queen;
Emma Thomas. Matte Elicit Myrtle
Corr. Lucy Lawson. Fannie Waiiacc
Ieecy Pollay. Flossie and Bertha iihah'
FANNIE Petit, and Messrs ellis ooooe'
Hudson. Hayes. Henry Luffs-y. Church
mn: Clenine olvis. Floyd Tyler. Frank
Iovd. Willie Hunt. IAnwood Wllliams'
New Jersey; Charlie Piilah, Eddie Pollard.
Or Sparks, Johnny Cousins FRANK
Fredoff. OF Lynchburg; Willie GOODWIN.
OF Lynchburg: Clinton Waymack. ana
Tom Newell. 49,
No. AZ south Laurel street was ,he
scene OF n very pretty affair Friday n;eht
the occasion being an entertainment given
hv Miss Jennie Maxwell to NUMBER OF
her friends Dancing was engaged In un-
IN late hour, when refreshments were
served. Among those present were Misses
Ionnle Maxwell. Bette Robinson, sidney
Evans. Blanche and Laura Davis. Mrs
shelton Ragland. Mrs OBJ. Glazeorook,
wrs Lewis Stratton, and Mrs. Gar :
vassrs Haw. Ragland. - Evans ~. -.
and w. V. Glazebrook. Floyd, Tyler WINE
Tna,er Robert Harrison. Evan enead'
and - Underwood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
U.nrico Court Happenings.

Tb. monthly meeting NJ tina Brookland
School Board was held In the board-rool m
YESTERDAY, me rnrssioIng TO the schools
were adjusted. ,ho-,
time only. The only case olSp ts,5'ro, ~
was that OF James Waddy lcolored),
rbarred with n misdemsanor. He was
0ned 20 and went to jail in default.
DIR. Charley IL confined to his room WI, WIN !,
the grip. and Dr. WOODWARD Is ao''i's
for him as Jail physician.
clerk Waddlll IS expected to return nom =
Ivncbburg, whether he went TO atteL.i
the funeral Of his sister. Mrs. H. D.
win Thornton, charged with the inert
OF sundry articles from Stephen Hunter
was sent on TO the grand jury By justice
Vincent. -,...-,,
The case OF Mary Ransom, charged
Nth threatening 10 kill her husband, came
ND before the same magistrate, ana her
case was continued until tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
TWO FIGHTING EDITORS.
Marion Butler and 4. Roscower Come to
Blows and Arc Parted.

GOLDSBORO, y. G.. January l3.-(Spe-
cial)-An amusing street ;racas occurred
here at noon to-day between Marion But
Ter, the Populist editor. and \. Roscower,
editor Of the Headlight growing out OF
the recent telegram sent out by Roscower
as TO Butler and Paul Humphreys al
legged scrlmmage last Sunday Butler
knocked Roscower down as he was pass
ing him on the street Those who wit
messed the fight say it. was a fist-blow,
and that II leaves a conspicuous protu-
berance over koscower's eye. Roscower
picked himself up and ''waded in but
passers-by parted them, while the fight
was still a draw.
Pat Exum, the late Populist candidate
for Governor. came up At this stage with
a big stick, and was anxious 10 take a
hand In behalf OF Butler, but was held
of by main force There Is great general
disappointment here that the fight was
not pulled on to a finish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
RESIGNATION OF REV. Mr.. JOLLY.
This and Mr.. Highlands Application for
Icttcra 10 re Acted Upon To-Day.

This and MIR. kagland's Application LOT
Letters TO lie Acted Upon To-Day.
Rev. W. T. Jolly las rendered his re-
sif-nation as pastor OF Randolph-street
BAPTIST church. and there win be bust
ness meeting Of the congregation this az
tcrnoon for the purpose Of considering
the matter.
Another question, and one OF perhaps
equal importance, that viii engage the
Intention Of the church at this meeting
IS tho application Of Mr., John 4. Ragland,
one OF tie founders Of IsandOlpN-Street
FOR letters Of dismissal for himself and
family.
Mr. Raelaud's request for his letters
was made at a business session held after
The prayer-mecting on Wednesday night
last and the Pastors formal resignation,
which WAS not altogether unexpected,
w1a submitted q few minutes later.
Neither matter was acted upon at that
meeting II was decided to hold Mr.. Rag
lands reuucet in allegiance unttl the ad-
iourucd meeting 10 lie held to-day and
r. committee was appointed TO wait on the
pastor and see IL ne would not withdraw
lis resignation.
There the matter stood Wednesday
night. and there It stands now. The COM
mittce hH4 long conference Nlli VA :.
Jolly ThulSday evening. and he agreed
10 talk, tho subject under advisemenL
Further than this he would not commit
himself TO a Dispatch reporter who saw
him yesterday afternoon he was equally
rcticont II he had determined what
course he would follow the scribe was un-
able 10 ascertain his decision.
Mr.. Ragland likewise declined 20 die
cus5 thr matter for publication. lie said
Dc bad asked for his letters after mature
dclihcration. end ne was satisfied that
ne had adopted the proper course. From
what could be gotten from him put with
what IS heard outside It IS apparent that
he and the pastor could not longer work
together as harmoniOusly as IS desirable.
and rather than force Mr. Jolly TO leave.
he determined 20 withdraw himself
Randolph -Street is the youngest
Baptist church In the city,
having been started as little
Sunday-school mission few years ago by
Mr.. Ragand and others. and its growth
has been phenomenal Rev. Mr. Jolly
came there from Ashland. KY, I'm Septern-
bsr. 1892. as the church's first pastor lie
has hod large congregations os q rule
and his paetorate has been rocked upon
| "a a successful one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14

We call special attention TO few OF the many
BARGAINS 20 To found here THIS WEEK.:
CnILDREN's WOkSTED AIrFESs, navy,
brown, nud black. sc.
MISSES hl1TRN3, various colors assorted
sizes. reduced 70 -, 10, and 2jc.
LADIES' BLACK SILK AITTENs, extra
value. AZ 45c. ,,. ,,l,.,,,.,.,,
INFANTS ZEPHYR KNITTED BOOTEES,
Sc: better grades AZ ,, 10, ana |5c
CHILDREN's VESTS, open down the front,
al sizes. reduced 10 lbc. .,,..,,1,,,. -,
NESl s. e1Iccd 70 l9c. ......,.. .,,.,.,,
reduced TO 3Sc .,.,,-,r,o,,
SVIlS for children aud ladies; also liner grade
VESTS and PANTS az reduced prices.
EMBOSSED BLACk-LtAIHhk LEdOIAs, Tor
boys, reduced from 800 10 s2.eo.
WOt,IED LEG0lNN, Cor children, WhlIe an ]
Gel Irf. q reduced prices
JtE~El CLOTH LLGGlNS. for ladies', misses,
aud cni.4ren. buttoned al the way up ~ plack
only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14

Richmond: Octavia r.. Frawnor 20 Stella
Trawncr IS IA feet on wcst eide 3eividCre
street near High. 500; u. W. Siggins and
wife to Francis Z. Pratt, Is feet on west
side Pine street near Beverly, $500; 10.
Lane stern. special commissioner. to John
IT. Anderson. . feet on north side Broad
street near Brook avenue. $500; ArTni-
stead and wife To Armistead Walker, Jr.,
Is u feet on east side sew nth street be-
tween Baker and Preston 5000
Hcurlco: James II. Barton and wife 70
Lula A. wife Of ". A. Witt, lots and .,
block IL. Barton Heights. 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
PROGRAMME FOR THE CONCERT.
Buy Your Tickets. Enjoy a Great Musical
Treat. and help the Poor.


Treat. and help the Poor.
From "a musical standpoint the grand
concert TO be given at u'e Academy II
81 c ono week from tomorrow night
f,r dc bcacAt OF the INDECENT poor IS an
slr,d success. All that is now wanting
Is patronage. and there should certainly
Pc uo trouble whatever in securing for
MS entertainment one Of tne largest
s-1ieuces which has ever assembled II
Clio Academy
Richmond people have always been
ready aud willing 20 respond 10 calls for
clarity end 30 D. safe To- predict that so
sable $50 Undertaking as this concert
Will he literally pauon.1ed.
THE PROGRAMME.
H- Moses Stein Who has had fun
.c, of the ucements OF The con-
c.rt announces the following programme;
Overture Blues Band, duet Me5-is.
l...wlol ana Watkins, alto SOLO Mia.
John Da-Iett; recitation. Mrs y. Ray
f.. %. ou1rt.u-. All Saints choir, Miss
.c..e Rogers Mrs. y. Nurrett Mt a. >.
N..ta.ue. and SIR. H. T. Card0za, baritone
F0... N~ James y. Branch, tenor SOLO
Captain IrU6 Cunningham; German pa
Co., "ls Trojan \a.-s,' ola Dominion
s...uv Cub: soprano solo. Miss Ida
..l. O.ar,ettc Captain Frank cum
nt.. ,r oscar Lonmon. Mr. H. T..
C.f..... ana ,lr 4. ". Miller. die L.eder
D..-.... G,.u-yerien Virginia Professor
l.... I.- director with orchestra ac-
compartment. Accompany lists. Messrs. H.
4. J...... ". g. Ramos ANA $. McHe0ry.
SOP sTEEET BEGGING
I1 .one- % The letter which was
o.. .in. d tlc Mayor by tse Citizens Re-
i.t Is Hciaton. asking for orders from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
Gntns of Heaven and iIelI.

Rev. Thomas Dixon. Jr, the talented
New York preacher and lecturer, viii
delight the people OF Richmond who go
to hear him at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association hall next THURSDAY
night. His theme Will be THE Gates or
Heaven and Hell in Modern Babylon y
MIR. Dixon. who is devoted TO Held sports,
has spent much time in Virginia ana mas
hnen hoard here several times. His lee
lures on backbone" and 1.-THE Almighty
Dollar" are considered among the best
ever heard here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
Escaped Convict Caught.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. C., January l3.-
(Special)--A colored convict named John
Barnes escaped from the State farm near
Weldon u few days ago. He changed his
clothes. came TO Tillery and took train
to Scotland Neck. Yesterday he was
caught here, and viii be returned 10 the
farm to-day. This is the third time he
has escaped.
Mr.. J. H. Andrews, living near Pal
myra, died OF pneumonia Thursday eve
ming after an illness OF about four days.
He was 43 years Old.
The infant child Of Mr.. John G. Powell,
who lives near Tillery. was buried in the
Baptist cemetery here yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Watson has purchased large
mill property here from w. II. Kitchin-
Mrs. NJ. II. Mcdowell, OK MurIreesboro' ,
Is visiting her sons here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
Celebration of General Lees Birthday.
(ctounton VindicatorD

Gratifed by its success last year in cele-
brating General Robert T. Lees birthday,
the Stonewall Jackson Camp will cele-
brate that day this year again on Fri
day. January 18th, by mass meeting OF
Confederate veterans and OF their fellow
citizens OF Augusta and the surrounding
counties by All appropriate parade ana
an address by the distinguished Confede-
rate orator and author. Rev. j. William
Jones' d. D., Of the University OF Fir-
ginia-
The parade VIII be organized at the
City Hall at 1879 A. NJ. and thence TO
Columbian Hall Of the new Market-House.
where appropriate ceremonieS will be had
and the address delivered, commencing
promptly at II o'clock noon. Let US have
another such glorious turnout, one worthy
OF the day, as We had last year.
JED HOTCHKISS.
Commander Stonew.ll Jackson Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14

Mr.. William q. owens. the Manchester
reporter for the Dispatch, is candidate
for the postmastersh.p OF that city. Mr..
Owens. who is "a resident Of Manchester.
and is closely identified with all the III
terests Of that city IS also actively en-
gaced In newspaper work In Richmond.
and has here a host OF friends who would
he ao,ishted TO see him successful in
his candidacy. He has very strong en-
dorsements FOR the office. His associates
~ me CITY press would be especially
eratihcd at his appointment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
A DRIVE in
SILK UMBRELLAS.

We have just closed out
from one Of the lsost cele-
brated makers of fine UNI
brellas in this county, FOL
mer, Clogg 81 Co.," of New
York, 80 dozen of their IA
nous Silk Umbrellas, in size
26 inches, suitable for ladies
or gentlemen. They consist
largely of the "Beau Brum-
NELL" and Cupid" styles
which are the smallest tight
roll Umbrellas made.
They are all in silk, in
black, blue, and red, with silk
covers to match, and the han
dies are in hand-painted Ores
den. Aluminium, and the new
est designs in natural sticks,
both trimmed and untrimmed.
We shall offer the entire lot
tomorrow on our second floor
at lust the manufacturer
wholesale price, and less than
this famous make was ever
before sold. There are SIN
qualities. Don't miss thu
chance to get a fine: umbrell'
at a small price. SSe the way
we have marked than.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
The commemorative Annual Meeting.

The Commonwealth Club held its annual
meeting last night Mr.. Joseph Bryan
president, filed the chair, and the at
tendance was large.
The principal business before the meet
ing was the election Of officers Tor the
ensuing year. which resulted as loi"Ws
y II Christian. president: Thomas At
kinson. ylce-president Levin Joynes ire
elected. secretary; and j. S. Crenshaw
re-elected), treasurer.
The following gentlemen were elected 10
membership on the Boar Of Governors TO
succeed the five gentlemen retiring
Nessrs. Lightfoot Wormley, John u.
Lyons. 10 Lane Stern, john Curry, ana
Dudley Mcdonald
the club Is In n nourishing financial
condition, and has q membership Of about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
WIN II Bel An Expedition ?

The Executive Committee Of the Nir-
rinia Agricultural and Mechanical Society
win hold am important meeting here at
noon Tuesday. The principal question 10
be considered IS whether or not the as
ISOLATION will have ten-day exposition
or a regular four or fiye-day fair this
ran. Sentiment appears TO be in favor or
the former. The plans Of each Will be
fully discussed. and the committee VIII
probably decide this matter at this ses-
zion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
100 Organs,

One hundred new and secondhand or
gans must be sold at PRIME COST 10
close out this department Of our business
Reasonable terms of payment VIII "a
given. These organs are or the Wen
known Kl,nban. and story & Clark makes
handsomely cased In oak, satin, and dark
walnut: some with large plate-slass mir
rors. IL viii pay you TO call before buy
ing on WALTER ID. MOSES 81 CO,
No. 1906 Main street-opposite post-ofi'ce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
SERMON TO LEE CAMP.
Dr. sledd VIII Preach 10 the "Vets .
Tonight

Dr. sledd VIII Preach 20 the "Nets "
Tonight.
The annual sermon 70 Lee Camp, Con-
tolerate Veterans. viii be preached to-
nlrht At Centenary church by Rev. Dr.
s.cgd. At the meeting Of the camp Friday
night ~ extended an invitation 90 all OK
tAr military OF the city 10 accompany
them % me church. The members OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary have also been invi, 4
20 attend Pickett Camp Confederate
Veterans. will be present as body. An
invitation was also extended 70 the incm-
hers Of the legislature 70 attend the ser
vice.
The camp viii celebrate the anniversary
o. General Lees birthday on Friday. the
i9th. with one Of its almost inimitaoie
"camp fires" There will be plenty 10
eat ard drink. and the vets VIII spend
the time IN telling jokes and war stories
singing songs. recounting "reminiscences.
&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
WILL HELP THE POOR
nAss.meeTINc OF MANCHESTER CIT.
zgNs TOMORROW NIGHT.
,o Y,,or,Is Yesicrday-A Delightful
Donkey Fany-Personsl and
Other Southside Items.

,e,,or Maurice has issued n call for
, mass meeting Of tho citizens 20 be held
....4,v night IN the Hastings Court
,,.m for tho purpose Of taking some
acton Tor the relief OF the suffering roor
-. Ca. sltv 40 Is said that there 81 much
re-jrg among the poorer classes ana
,Ie call of tho Mayor Is thought TO be
,.-- wise move Last winter during the
,a.r severe cold snap there was much
,.rc-.nr. and a mass-mccung was held
cat succeeded in raising considerable
s.-s Cor those in need. As tho object
g. most worthy and commendaoie thcre
~I do doubt Doc a large crowd pres
ct 10 has been sucE sted mat the
plan az pr. Parker o. iichmond' IN cor
,..r- Oh clothing oo pat mo ti"ll
o. tls city.
4 DONKEY PARTY.
,,...s Annie ana Matte shOtwell gave
cor. u.r1ssnt donkey party Friday cvo-
,... st lo home OF their father, Mr. y.
=, -.,twcA ON CoWarI!u avenue. Iarior
,..r..s ard music were INDUCED ia, and
,r.-. ono present Lad n delightful time.
-.- Graham Robinson received a prile
- INK the most successful person IN
o.. ratfy. and Miss Leila Robinson got
g.. BOBBY pr.zo. Elegant refreshments
,... ..uu4. and greatly enjoyed. Ihose
,, 20 wore Nescs Annie ShotWeIl' MAT
.. ,tnu Leila O'Buon. Bette Owens.
- Robinson. Nau1e Vaughan, Jean
...... pessic Ncl-ircr. Trclrica Lamb.
.. Moody Annie Ruck'r. Lola
-.......~ AunIs Robinson. Lula Baird,
, t.,.. N,.r.fi. The young gentle
.....,,. wore Nrrers. Howard Lowell,
r.y4u Cp1.u Moody. Bernard
Torn F.na'ey. Arthur owens,
,-.g Robertson. puNal Robertson.
-..... r.r.l. MarE Lloyd Samuel
...... gr.N,f Robinson, and Pierce
.....,....ro ,-t-e.rt-ppAv
"' '.' ,,.,..,.-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
City Circuit Court.

The following suits were Instituted In
the city Circuit Court yesterday:
Lewis p. Winston against Giles j. JACK
son for slij.
Same against same, for $2N.
Tohn r. Anderson against =. W. Powell,
FOR $3j.1S.
W. II. Johnston against W. p. Anderson,
for S2026.
Caroline Tnlinghast Lee, m infant. who
sues by her next friend, against q. w.
Parsons for $500.
John a. Rhea, administrator Of John
6. Rhea. deceased. against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. Damages
Elnn0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
Mr.. Kinq's Uou.e HurglarizeG

While the family OF Mr.. J. II. King
we're at supper Friday evening his house
No 200 west Marshall street, was entered
by thieves and lady's gold watch and
a lot Of gentlemen's wearing apparel
were stolen. An entrance was effected
through one OF the rear windows. The po-
lice are on the lookout for the burglar,
but no clue to his identity was furnished
Them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
Re-Capture of the Hewlett House.
RICHMOND, January ID, 1884.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In your issue OF the 3lst of December
last "A Hewlett House Survivor" gives q
fun and accurate account. in the main, OF
the capture and reoccupation of the Con-
federate works at the Hewlett House by
the Fifteenth Virginia Infantry. but Is
al fault in regard to the commanding
officer on that occasion. Captain Waid.
of the Hanover Grays. commanded the
skirmish line. and not Colonel Morrison.
who was absent and did not take conn
mand until the following morning.
Both OF these officers are my personal
friends. and were as brave and gallant
soldiers as ever drew sword on tho held
of battle, and l only write this In simple
Justice 10 Captain Waid. X, H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
SO Upright Pianos.

We have flfty-three new and seconu-
hand upright pianos remaining unsoid.
We desire 10 close them out as specify
as possible. Please bear In mind you get
them at PRIME COST II IL 70 your IN
terest 10 look through the stock before
you buy.
WALTER ID. MOSES & CO,
No 1905 Main street-opposite post-office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
"The County Squire.

Mr.. Archie Boyd. in "The County
squire" VIII be the attraction At the
Academy Of Music on Wednesday and
Thursday nights. and al a special matinee
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Boyd was a
pronounced success I'm that quaint char
gcter Joshua WhitcOmb. IN the "OlI
Homestead" The company supporting
him this season "a said 20 be one Of high
order. and the performance will no doubt
be thoroughly agreeable and pleasing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
News of The rraternitIes.

The $50 members Of the defunct order
Of the Fratsrnal Circle in this city nave
received checks from Receiver T. +.
Tucker for the amounts due 10 them line
sum distributed among the hlchhohd
members aggregates between WV anu
$1,000
Grand Master-at-Arms X. L. Hutche-
SON win make an official visit TO Iyanhoe
Lodge. Knights Of Pythias. tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
Fire This Morning.

The alarm OF fire turned I'm from Box =
at o'clock this morning was caused by
the burning Of a stable in the rear OF
the residence OF Mr. \. ID. Brown, .lS
south Pine street. The stable was con-
surned with its contents-a valuable horse
and several vehicles The origin Of the
fire IS not known, but it is supposed TO
have been incendiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14

CHARLESTON, s. C., January b.
A special TO the News and Courier from
Chester. $. c.. says the stores OF j.. ;.
Douglass G CO.. and j. L. Douglass. at
Rlackstock, s. G.. We're burned last night.
Insurance. $500, which does not cover
the loss. Origin unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14

DE- 3. lis

CRENSHAW.-Died. at her husbands
residence. Park avenue extended. January
18th. ANTTONETTE VIRGINIA, wife OF
Miles *. Crcnshaw.
Funeral from the Church or the Cove
aant MONDAY, January 18th, at J.. VI
GRANGER.-Died In this city, at /
O'Clock Friday afternoon. Mrs. EMMA
ELIZABETH GRANGER. beloved wife
OF Mr.. W. T.. Granger, formerly OF Rich
moul. but now oil Lexington, Va. She
was in the 53d year of her age.
zone less at home
The charmed circle broken; "a dear face
Missed day by day from its usual place;
But cleansed, saved perfected ~ grace;
one more in Heaven.
zone less on earth.
rs pain. It's sorrow, AMI It's toll to snare;
one less the pigrip's daily cross to bear;
One more tho crown of the blessed to
wear.
At home IN Heaven"
The funeral Will take place from Cen
tenary church THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at 3 O'Clock. Friends md ac-
quaintances are invited to attend.
GRAVES Died. January 18th. ut
O'Clock =. ~, at his residence, No. Sla
h)flh ltSl street, JDiiH hNN'i no
He was "a consistent Christian. and Died
with a FUN assurance cf an eteradi lie 81
Happiness.
Funeral TUESDAY, January 18th, at
o'clock. from First Baptist church, Broad
and College streets Friends and acquaint-
auces are invited 20 attend.
Boston. Philadelphia, and Duluth, MINI,
papers win please copy.
nAN-roN- pfs1 ot Well Water Va
January T. 1891. JOHN JAMES. infant son
~ Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. hanson; aged
months and a days
ZETELLE.-Dled. in san Diego. Cal.
January 3. 1891. SPlRIDIONE t5PIROj
ZETELLB.
The remains were temporarily Inferred
January 9Th in the Masonic cemetery at
san Diego.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
TABLE CLOTHS.

Six odd Table-Cloths-
Linen, with fringe-some IN
red and white that sold at
$3.50 marked $l.50, and some
in white and salmon and plain
white reduced from s. to 81
and from s. to $l.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
TIM STREET Commlitee.

At 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon there
will be a regular meeting OF the Council
Committee on Streets. No business of
special Importance is TO be considered,
but many routine matters are TO be dis
toced Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
AMONG THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
Anniversary Of the Death of Bishop McGiii.
Other News Notes

Other News Notes
Requiem mass win be sung at 81.
Peters Cathedral tomorrow Ia memory
OF the late Bishop McGill. whose death
occurred twenty-five years ago.
The Children Of Mary win 20 70 com
munion ia body this morning at
o'clock, and in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock
their regular monthly meeting VIII be
held al ST. Joseph's Academy. at when
Rev. Father Ahern viii lecture.
81 Peters Ladies' Beneficial Society
VIII meet to-day after the veapefs 10 the
basement OF the Cathedral
To-day IL the Feast OF the Holy Name.
and the Holy Name Society OF the Sacred
Heart church VIII 90 10 Holy Communion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
sheet Music, shss, mu.Iei

wa are offering our large stock OF copy
right sheet-music. vocal and Instrumental
al greatly reduced prices.
WALTER d. MOSES & CO.
no. 1905 Main street-oppssite post-offico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14
CHILDREN'S CAPS.

CoLoRED SILK and PLUSH CAPS that were
e. ard 75c, al. reduced % is 1880.
Finer grace COLOktD SILK ana PLUSH
CAPS that were 81, now reduced 10 ooc'