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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
THE RkVIVAL MEETINGS.
Grace Street Presbyterian Church and ut
Old Market Hail.

The nightly scenes at Old Market Hall
are interesting and inspiring. Rev. f. w.
Bliss. the evangelist in charge. uses
quiet and simple methods. which appeal
to the most Indifferent and raises no
aversion in the minds Of any.
The methods are human. as we'll as
spiritual. After his sermon Mr.. Bliss
leaves to the choir TO keep the meeting
going, and he goes through the congrega-
ton speaking and cordially shaking hands
with all that he can reach.
He calls a Christian worker 10 speak
to this one and another to hand a tract
to some other. and by the time the
singers have gotten through with several
familiar hymns, there are few in the
audience that he has not given cordial
greeting
Last evening he preached a simple
but effective sermon. from the words.
found in the third chapter. twenty sec
ond verse of Romans: For there is no
difference" lie sketched briefly the diff
ferences in the social standing and the
varied conditions Of men in earthly az
fairs, while in the spiritual world all are
on a level Poor, lost sinners is the con-
ditioa in which Christ finds the world.
This point he illustrated by descrp-
ton Of a great meeting he attended IN
London. where there were workmen.
shopmen beggars. and noblemen with
their servants. all in strong contrast
as 10 position In this life, but all on
level rs sinners.
with God il is whatsoever will IL means
me II means you, IL means everybody.
The elaboration OF these Few points COM
nrfsed the discourse Of the evangelist.
a large norton OF the audience stayed
20 the after-meeting. Mr.. Bliss was as
sisted by Rev. Drs. Van Houten and
Cannon.
MIR Bliss will preach at Old Market
Hall each night until Mr.. Moody comes,
including next Sunday night.
Rev. DIR. Needham.
The meetings al Grace Street Presby-
terian church were we'll attended yester-
day. and they will close with the meeting
tonight.
Rev. DIR. Needham had another large
audience last night. Dr. Hiden and the
pav A r. Moore occupied the pulpit
with him.
nv Eeedhar read the seventeenth
cbante- OF Leviticus as the lesson Tor
the evening. after which Mr.. Blair rem
dsrad solo In a very touching manner
ne Needhams subject was The Day
., Atonement." our Lord. when on eartn,
said that Moses wrote or him. lie pc
l,aved Moses was inspired TO do this' ne
referred during his ministry TO what
Moses said in the law regarding nm
an references then were TO the Old Tes-
,ament We can find the gospel beamins
from every page Of It, The day OF atone
r,snt was the all-important day or the
Jewish year. 1t was the observed Oh an
DAYS 1t had special reference to sin. The
priest took the blood OF bullock within
the vail. In order to atone Tor the s'hs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
The Hog item.

Pedestrians passing along Third street.
ternoOn found difficulty in navigating
without treadng upon a large. fat hog.
A drOver was coaxing 1870 OF the swine
to the pen. They got overheated, laid
down fiat I'm the street. and became OBJ
was literally covered with pork for half
a square. A number Of shrill solos pecu-
liar 10 the swine family were rendered i'm
emphatic style. and attracted considerable
attention besides proving annoying TO the
religious meeting I'm progress at the Grace
Street Presbyterian church. Finally the
quadrupeds were prevailed upon 10 swag-
ger off. and they announced their progress
now and then with 100 grunts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

Meeting OF the virginia State vetsrinar,
Association.

The first charter meeting OF the Viz
ginla State Veterinary Medical Associa-
ton was held at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall
yesterday. After the adoption Of bylaws
and constitution. Dr. w. IL. Harbaugh
was elected president; T. p. Mixes, LIST
vice-president: J. H. Adamson, I'd vice
president: A. ". Swedberg, secretary +.
and T. A. Donaldson, treasurer a board
Of censors, including the above officers
and five others, was also appointed. The
object of this society is for mutual pro-
lection and fraternal fellowship and for
the advancement Of veterinary medicine
and surgery. Only graduates OF repu-
table veterinary and medical colleges
will be eligible 10 membership. Several
committees were appointed, and resolu-
ton adopted thanking the members
of tl,e Legislature for granting the
first veterinary legislation ever effected
for this State.
The meeting adjourned 10 convene next
at Norfolk August Is, 1894. After the
meeting the veterinarians were royalty
entertained by Or. and Mrs. Harbaugh
and a sumptuous repast was served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
John X Cbildrey,

for many years Treasurer OF city OF
the MANHATTAN LIFE, Of New York.
for ten thousand dollars. which; together
with dividend for this year; making total it
of slO.l29GW ten thousand one hundred
and twenty-nine 6O-lO0 dollars. was paid
to his widow. Mrs. X. I. Childrey. on
Yesterday. the 22d instant ,si1 DAYS aissi
ingtOn. who * general manager for Nir-
ginia and District of Columbia.
This IS another evidence OF the relia-
bility and promptness OF the (we.l-earned
tltle) OLD RELIABLE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

ceived the order for the furnishing OF the
ne" IRE engine. The ielter states mat
the engine cannot be shipped to Rich
mond for several weeks to come. The
manufacturers were unable TO have the
machinery compIete by the 10Th. as call
ed for in the contract, and they have
been allowed a short extension OF time.
Law aud Equity Court.
Judge Minor yesterday admitted. in the
Law and Equity Court, the following
lawyers to the practice OF law Messrs.
l.. o. Wendenburg. Ernest II. Wells. and
a. Thomas Mosby.
The following new suit was entered
yesterday: Walter NJ steppacher & Bros.
against julius Meyer & Sons, for $500
Circuit Court.
In the case OF d. 5. Gates, sheriff. etc,
for, etc. against Thomas +. Stagg and
l.. o. Wendenburg; judgment for the
plaintiff In the sum OF w.
Chancery Court.
Mr.. Jarae y Pace qualified yesterday
I'm the Cbancerv Court as administrator
OF the estate Of John X. Chlldrey. The
deceased left no VIII.
The estate Is valued at about $4,000.
but this amount. Of course, does not in
clude his life insurance, which is about
$4,000.
Hastings Court.
The case Of Benjamin Franklin Timber
lake fcoIored, was tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday. undertake was charged
with shooting and wounding in the leg
Mr.. Henry Echo. whose leg subsequently
had 10 be amputated'
The jury found verdict Of guilty, and
years In the penitentiary'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
TINS rs GOOD FRIDAY.
WIZ he Celebrated All over the World-Its
Observance H. Richmond.


To-day is Good Friday. 1t will be cele,
brated all over the world as the ami
versary Of Christs death. It's ancient title
was Holy Friday or the Friday in
Holy Week" The early Christian writer's
mention it as a day Of rigorous fasting
and peculiar solemnity. In England and
Ireland Good Friday Is a legal holiday
as well as a fast day. The practice Of
breakfastng on hot cross buns on this
day is still kept up IN the English cities
and is also quite common in various parts
of the United States The Catholics,
Protestant Episcopalians, Lutherans. and
Reformers, az well as many Methodists.
Will observe the day by fasting and hold
ing special services
The "CrusinNion." TO be sung at st.
Paul's church this evening by the We'd
ncsday Club chorus of one hundred and
twenty-five voices. promises to be mu-
steal treat which doubtless large crowd
will enjoy.
The restless. ubiquitous. and ever-pres-
ent small boy viii be In high glee over his
holiday. His strong lung power will be
demonstrated on the ball grounds or upon
the river bank to-day in a manner sug-
gestive of his buoyant spirits.
The services In st. Peters catheural
viii be of the most impressive character.
The Good Friday Mass OF the Presanc-
titled viii be celebrated at 9 o'clock a.
NJ, followed by veneraton Of the Cross.
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock Stations
Of the Cross will be said in all the Catho-
lie churches Of the city this being the
hour our Lord expired on the cross.
At night at o'clock the Tenebrae will
he sung and Stations OF the Cross recited
Tomorrow morning at o'clock services
10 Easter Sunday will be
held. at which the blessing OF the baptis-
NAL water will take place. and the Paschal
candle will be blessed and lighted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
FROM THE GENERA.
a New Magazine Rife Has Been Issued for
ENnerlrn rnfa.

Acknowledgement Charles J. Anderson
has received letter from Brigadier-Gen-
e-al u. W. Fiager. chief OF ordnance Of
The War Department. at Washington.
containing the following:
To accordance with the Instructions Of
me Secretary Of War OF the 18th Instant.
ihe following stores have been ordered
20 Doe issued 20 your address in com
France with your requisition Of March
f 1885, under the law for arming and
einppIns the militia from the posts
named VIZ.
From the Springfield Armory. Mass,
one magazine rifle. model 1892. Sd from
lAe fIankford Arsenal, Pa. 1000 rife
osH cartridges, calibre 80. reloadinS, $50.
iotal value. So
4hi8 magazine rife has been ordered as
sample ana after It's arrival a number
or Tests VIII be made with the same.
ils caiibre is thirty-hundreths Of an inch,
ana me rifle IS very much ike those
used in other countries. The experiments
"in Tie same are looked for with
great deal Of interest.
while speaking on the subject TO
Lieutenant Paxton. OF the United States
army, who has been detailed by the
Government 20 instruct the Virginia
Nolunteers. that gentleman said: This
~~S rns Is constructed after the Krag-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
QUIET NONE WEDDING
Miss May Langdon kllyson the Wife of Mr..
Andrew X. Nelson.

a quite home wedding took place at
the residence Of the brides parents,
No. sl4 Park avenue. yesterday after
noon AT o'clock, when Miss May Lang
don Ellyson daughter OF Mr.. Theodore
Ellyson became the wife of Mr.. Andrew
X. Nelson. Only the immediate connec-
tons OF the families witnessed the cere-
mony. which was performed by Rev.
Or. w. w. Landrum. assisted by Rev
Or. James Nelson, father OF the groom
Misses Mamie Ellyson and Laura Nell
son were the brides attendants, while
Mr.. James Stone acted as best man for
the groom. The parlors were prettily
decorated with growing plants and cut
flowers. After the ceremony the newly
welded ones left for a northern trip
They will reside i'm Richmond Mr.. Nell
son Is well-known young business man
OF Richmond. and is connected with the
Jewelry establishment Of Nowlan q CO.
His bride is young lady Of charming
manners and great personal magnetism
The popularity OF the young couple was
evinced by the many handsome presents
received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

The .rumor that is being circulated
enroughout the city that | WIN witnaraw
a. 90 candidate for the position OF Mayor
Is untrue and without fouhaauoh' LOT
until the polls close on April 20. 1904.
JOsEPH c. bICkERSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
Teiepilones.

Parties who may contemplate taking
telephones are requested TO give thir
order that they NAV be duly entered on
.ne April catalogue OF telephone SUD
scribers. r.. b. HOOD. Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
GRADUATED SUGAR. 4 l-2c.

IA nlte sugar ....s...........s.ssssss'
California Hams. per pound..........
Arbuckle's AriOsa Coffee. per pound. ~
sucar-Cured Shoulders, per pound.
Fresh Soda Crackers, per pound.
Mountain Roll Butter per pound...... 70
Goldfish, per pound. .............,........
\ pounds Virginia Buckwheat for. -
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen. NUN. -
New n. G. Roe herrings. per Dozen: 10
or half barrel....... .-.-.........SZ w
Pork Breast. per pound.
cans Best Corn for...........-....... 20
Silver King Minnesota Patent Fam
Ily Flour, per arre!................f "
or. rer sack................... ~
Try our Roasted Coffee, best on the
market. per pound ....,............... Y
Rest CITY Meal, per bushel. ........... u
Salt Salmon per pound. .......--....... ~
irish Potatoes. per peck................ ~
pure Lard, per pound.
Raisins. per pound. ;-......-s.'......''
Csrrants. per pound. ....-...........;,,
Home-Made Apple Butter. per pound. =
pure Sugar Syrup, per gallon: ......... ~
Rest N o. Moasses, per galion-..... %
snow Flake Patent Family Flour. per
or. per sack. .........:....,........ -
pv,ce.I,ist mailed on application.
s. VLtMANS SON.
si1hops 81a is20-lS22 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

Richmond. Va. March II, lsot
,y,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Lo,TINTON PRESERVING COMPANY
,y,li be held at the office Of the Com
Many MONDAY. April I'd. al II VI.
JAMES A. MONCL RE,
r,bteto, President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
/ Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
RICHMOND AND ROANOKE LAND
COMPANY will be held az the office OF
James Lewis Anderson. Esq, Goddin
Han Eleventh and Bank streets. Rich
mond Va, on TUESDAY. April 3. 1891,
at H. NJ. l.. JLLMAN,
mhlC-td Sfcfe'"is'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
State Board of Pharmacy.

The forty-two applicants who are de-
sirous to receive their diplomas from the
State Board Of Pharmacy. and who have
been kept busy with their examinations
since Tuesday. were still hard at work
I'm the hall of the House OF Delegates
yesterday. The examination will be com
pleted to-day, and the result Of the
labors Of the applicants will be made
known this evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
SHUMAN & B0WLES,
Corner First and Broad.
E. J. MAYFIELD, RICHARD CAREY,
sALEsMEN.
mh2l-we.fr
MEETINGS.

Sully Car Seal Lock Company,
Richmond, Va, March Is, 1894
DY REQJ EST or STOCKHOLDERS
ID Of this company holding more than
one-tenth Of its stock, meeting OF The
stockholders OF the SULLY CAR SEAL
Lock COMPANY .s hereby called TO
be held at the Office Of the company,
No. y Times building. Richmond Va
on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of April.
at II NJ G. T.. REDFORD
mhlJ-td Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
SHUMAN & B0VLES,
Fine Shoes,
IOl EAST BROAD.
Don't let yourselves be hoodwinked
into buying Shoes for less than
COST, but keep your eyes
open, for they
fOOleth thee.

Misses Button Dongolas. patent tip, spring
heel SIC.
Misses Button Dongoas. patent tip. spring
heel lbetterl 09c'
Misses Button Dongolss, patent tip (Zcigler
Bros. $50.
Ladies' Oxfords. 5Oc. CSC. S5c.. 900. to %.
Ladies' Dongoa Button Shoes, CSC. to 81
Ladies fine Wei Kid Butchers. patent
leather facing. si9S to ESQ.
Ladies' Russell Kid Butchers. az to ESQ
Ladies' Big Button Shoes. si.s5 TO se.50.
Gents Eusset Muchers and Balls. si.5) to 81
Gents Russo. Balls, genuine welt, sa.4s to
$780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
Board OF Public Works.

The Board OF Public Works had another
m Getting I'm the Governors office yester-
day afternoon. but no business Of any
public interest was transacted. The
board Will meet again, subject 70 the call
of the (,nNnrnnr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

Use Moody's Superior Ammonia for
household use.
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Visitors at the state House.

The Governor yesterday granted a par
don to Alice Coleman, who, in January
last, was sentenced IN the Rockingham
County Court to three months imprson-
ment In the county Jail for house-break-
iny
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-01
ALAMEDA.

There Is general feeling here OF sorrow and
regret at the Untmely death OF Colonel L. q.
Waite, where so many knew him personally
and hoDored him for his admirable qualities as
man and as a citizen during his many years
OF residence in Alameda. The funeral services
will be held at O'Clock to-day from The Con-
gregationa church, Rev. w. w. Scudder, the
pastor. oflic iatine. The remains will go TO Sac
ramento on the O'Clock train, 10 be laid 70 rest
In the State plat. The pall-DeareTs will be:
Charles Elliott, I. e.. Daniels, Colby Collins.
L. q. Dodge IT, l.. Blrkmaier aud A. L. Robin
son, all friends aud neighbors Of long standing.
The New Water Company's Plans.
The Oakland Water COMPANY. OF which W. j.
Dingte, tie capitalist. is president, will be lay
ing mains in Alameda inside OF ten days At
least this Is the stat ment OF g. A. Biglow, an
employe of the company. liz Alameda yester-
DAY. The size OF HE mains of this opposition
company will be 10, Il. 10. s, 6 and inches.
The company have a 30-lnch main laid along
the county road. IL is the iLieni0n 20 tap this
al he intersection OF tile Pafk-street extension
In Fruitvale.
Two Bad Boys.
John Reams and John Grassela, TWO boys,
were yesterday arrested and charged with at
tempt 10 commit burglary. It is alleged that
they tried 10 force an entrance into L. Nolan's
candy-store on Webster street, West End, Sat.
uTday night. An effort will be made To send
The eTring youths 10 The Whittier Reform
School.
An Impudent Agent.
Book agents and others Of that ilk who are
inclined 10 sass back" lad belt + steer clear
oil this town. One of their number, Sc wing
machine repairer, giving the name OF John
Boine was yesterday sent up for ten days for
annoying the family OF A. Koch OF Buena Vista
avenue.
Their Tin Wedding.
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Tisdale passed their tenth
milestone Of welded life Tuesday, and their
many friends gathered that evening to cele-
Drate their iln wedding. A feature of The occa.
sion was The reading OF original poems by
Hervey Dalne al and Mrs. w. y. Hem.
Arrested for Shooting Rail.
G. ii. Booth, an Oakland sportsman. was
arrested last evening for shooting rail on tile
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BORN
MARRIED.


LAMP E-CLEMENTS-In this city. October pa
1894. by the Rev. j. NJ. Buehler, Hermann
Lampe and Katie Clements.
LOW-REESE-In this city. October %. 1894
by the Rev. DR.. Ollie, William z. Low ana Fan
ME r Reese. both OF Oakland.
SELDTE-B0RGES-I this city, October % 4.
1894 Ivy the Rev. DIR. Ollie, Hugo Seldte aud
Ida BOrges. both of san Francisco.
BLACR-N UTE-In this city. October 80, 1894.
by the Rev. DR.. Dlle. Burt Black ana Ethel NJ.
Mute, both of san Francisco.
CASSIDY-HAUSER-In this city, October 81.
1894. by the Rev. F. Bonn. John j. Cassidy and
Emma j. Hauser. both OF UndIne. San Joaquin
County.
SWANSON-MEYER-In this city. October 80.
1894, by the Rev. +. Bonn, Anders q. Swanson
and Anna Meyer both of San Francisco.
LINDELB-GRUGGEL Elm this city. october 81 /,
1894, by the Rev. Z. NJ. ESbjOrn. Charles Lindell
and Lotten Gruggel both OF San Francisco.
TUTTLE-BATES BEE-In this city. October a.
1894. by the Rev. w. w. Case HarVcyE. Tuttl g,
and Nellie Batosbee, both OF san Francisco.
CLAW RNEY-Iu thus city. October 81
1894. by the Rev w. W. Case, Frank o. Ciawsoa
" and Lucy A. Barney. both OF san Fran cisco.
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PROCLAMATION.

Boards may prescribe as to the county as
easements. ana under such rules of notice
as the State Board may prescribe as to the
action of the State Board, to increase or
lower the entire assessment roll. or any
assessment con tanned therein. so as to
eQUaIiZe the assessment OF the property
contained in said assessment roll, and
make the assessment conform to the true
value in money of The property contained
in said roll; provided. that no Board OF
EQUALIZATION shall raise any mortgage,
deed of trust. contract, or other obligation
by which a debt is secured, money. OF SOL
vent credits. above its face Vane. The
State Board of Equalization elected in
eighteen hundred and ninety-four shall
continue in office until their successors, as
herein provided for, shall be elected and
shall qualify.
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BIRTHS-MARRlhGES- DEATHS.

birth marriage and death notices sent bV mail
will not be inserted. They must he handed Ia at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence or persons authoriZ-
ing TO have the same publtshed.l
BORN.
WINTER-In tins city. October 90, 1894, to the
wife OIL S. Winter
MoNET-In THIS city, October %. 1894. to the
wife OF Louis Monet, son.
JOHNSON-In TINS city. October 80, 1894, to the
wife of Thomas Johnson, a
HANSEN-ln this city, october 80, 1894. to the
wife of Thor Hansen, daughter
PEDROTTI-In MarkhamS. Sonoma County Octo-
Der 3. 1884, 10 the wife OF James PedrotJi, a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-01
BERKELEY.

The bleachers and both sides OF the grIdiron
were lined with spectators to the game yester-
day afternoon between the freshman eleven
and the Oakland High School team. The Oak
land boys began as If they were TO have matters
all their own way. The first two plays were
end runs that took the ball across the field for
a touchdown by The Oaklanders. a goal wa
successfully kicked and the freshmen caugh
their breath as they realized the score STOOD
TO against the m with but i've minutes o
The time gone. However, from that point oil
The high school adnerents had only memories
TO comfort them, the university BOYS reseryini
all scores to thems elves. The game ended
II TO in favor OF the freshmen. Harvey. VIII,
played full for the '98 team, did some notice
ably good work.
South Berkeley Fire.
The residence of II. J. Dykes of South Berke-
ley was burned Tuesday night, entailing loss
of about $500, covered to the extent OF $500
by insurance on the building. The prompt at
tendance of the Peralta Fire Department
together with the later arrival of the Lour
Department, saved The Deghboring houses
which would Otherwise have been burned, bu
the alarm was given too late to enable them &c
overcome the Roadway of the flames OF the
burning structure. A tragedy was narrowly
ayerted by The release OF a. +. Shad from the
building. Shad mad gone into the building
With small chemical engine, and was prisoneC
by self-lOcking door. The fact was dis
covered and The lock pried OF 10 release hin.
The Eleventh Anniversary.
The Trinity Methodist Church congratulate.
itself upon having passed its eleyenth-year mark
aud fifty celebrated the event on Sunday las
by a sunrise prayer-meeting. led by w. Ii. Coz.
dngton, and a lecture Dv former pastor, Rev
5. j. Carroll, on The Future Church." letter.
OF congratulations were received from DIR
Anthony of Santa Cruz. who was pastor II
West Berkeley in 1882, before the church wa
established in East Berkeley and from tn,
Rev. A. e. Ne diam and Chauncey Gaines
Next Sunday Rev. c. o. Gill will preach in til,
church on My Call TO Be Missionary"