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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Mr.. FOLKES THE ORATOR.
He Wins In the Contest mt Richmond Col
lcge Iaat Night.

The orstorical contest between the lite
rary societies Of Richmond College took
place last night before a large audience
Of ladies' and gentlemen. Mr.. Minitrce
Folkcs won.
The programme opened with prayer by
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart after which Mr..
II. r. Marsh. president Of the philologian
Society. made a few remarks. The first
Grafton was that OF Mr.. J. =. Chlldress,
Of Danville whose subject was THE De-
Vclopment of the Nineteenth Century.
Mr.. G. q. Mcdaniel Of Blackstone. spoke
on THE Angl0-SsXon." and Mr.. K. II.
White, OF Hampton. had as the subject
OF his recitation. columbus. our Dis
coverer; England. our DeliVercr; VINO
Our Preserver?' MI Ninitree Folkes had
as the subject Of his splendid Grafton "The
Private Soldier Of the Confeferacy'
The closing remarks were made by Mr.
J. r. Murdoch, president Of tho Mu Sigma
Rho Society. Me-srs. Murdoch ami
Folkes were the only representatives, or
the last-named society on the programme.
Tho Judges were Rev. J. Y. Fair. ID. d.;
Mr. W X. Meredith. MIR. +. Ii. Mcclure.
Mr. IL. r. Pollard. ana Judge :. b. Witt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
WEST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.
Stirring Appeals in Behalf of Home Mis-
sions-I'lace of Next Meeting.

FARMVILLE VA. April 2o.-tSpecial)
In the Wcst-Hanovcr Presbytery Rev
Daniel Blaine delivered a stirring address
I'm behalf Of home missions, dwelling espe-
ciauy on the needs OF the churches in
Nelson and Madison counties. The trial
sermon Of Mr.. G. W. Lawson, Of Farm
Vile. was listened to with much interest
bv a large congregation. At the concm-
sion of his most excellent discourse the
roll was called for remarks and criu-
ciens. and in all parts the young minister
was sustained.
The Moderator next read the require
m,1ts from the Church Book Of Order.
ami having answered all questions salts
f3,,orilv. Mr.. Lawson was lyOnized as
IL probationcr of the Gospel ministry
\ rising vote of thanks was extended 10
tn pastor and members of the Farm
wi. Presbyterian church for their hOspi-
tal.ty 10 the members of the presbytery.
AMI. with a prayer and a hymn and the
apostolic bcnedictiou the presbytery ad-
journed 10 meet at wills Memorial
church. in Louisa county, at o'clock =.
~. September n. 1894.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
THE MAYOR WAS SURPRISED.
Ladies' OF Union station Church freseh'
Him With "A Handsome Cane.

MAYOR Elyson was given genuine
but none the less pleasant surprise N'S'
night. ,,..no,,..
The ladies' of Union-St1tion Me'hou'''
,burch have been holding Il ba%'"'
,hrorqbout the week. which Is the feature
Of that section Of the city. \ few days
AGO one of the members Of the consreE"-
,io, asked Mr.. Elyson if he would not
,,isi, the bazaar last night and he con-
sentod. thinking there was no significance
in the invitation beyond the fact that nc
&c chief Executive of the city. ana mas
many friends in the East Eni.
He found at the bazaar a great ae"i -
attract him In the way OF pretty de'oI"-
lions. the table displays. an entertain
mont by a mandolin club. %c.. anu 'r-
fore leaving was asked upon the slahu'
tI.r. to his establishment Hon. d. g
richardson produced a fine ebony cane
v.ith superbly-carved head, ana IN neat
ereoch presented it 10 Mr.. Elyson As IL
tnl,sn OF esteem from the ladies' OK the
church. , ,...,.i,,
The head Of the cane bears this inscrlp-
ton. "To Hon. ]. y. EHyson. From inc
ladies' of Uuion-Station Methodist Church.
isgi" .,o
Mr.. Ellyson expressed his deep srI'u'-
cation in most feeling manner
The bazaar has been well attenueh
throughout the week. and Will con'in nue.
for some time. with prospects oil growing
popularity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
The Union Clubs Rally.

The largest and most enthusiastic meet
ing of the Union Democratic Club durihS
the campaign was held at PoweII ; nan
last night. it being the last meeting De
fore the primary. The club was au-
dressed by most all the candidates ron,
Jefferson and Marshall wards Tor Boaru
OF Aldermen and Common councii' 'heH
by the following candidates Tor iiiuh'r'p.''
offices: w f.. Tanner. }. Z Diche, SUI ~
- NJ Tavlor. d. G. Richardson. NJ. 1.
clarke Noryen Ryland, c. II. Phillips
Mr. Wallace for W. T.. Smith. T.. NJ
Rowelle. {. W. Tyler. Il. T.. trayser' D.
y Hughes. T.. \. BaTbee. +. w. Chamber
layne. Mr. Wilks for l.. Il. Munford' ana
several others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
DEATH OF Mr.. ARMISTEAD.
The WeII-known Dry Goods Merchant ana
Popular Citizen Passes Away.


Mr.. Robert ArmIstead died at 1880
o'clock yesterday at his residence. No. l
east Cary street. after brief Illness
from Bright's disease.
Mr.. Armistead was an exceedingly pop
ular man. Affable and courteous at all
times. he won for himself a host or
friends. He was about - years OF age.
and had for years been Identified with the
dry-goods business of this city. lie
served with distinction throughout the
war as a member of the Otey Battery.
and Immediately subsequent to the sur
render he went to New York, where he
engaged with the dry-goods house o.
Arnold. Constable & co. From this house
he went with A. 4. Stuart x co. In 1868
he returned to Richmond. and with Mr..
James Il. BIB formed the c)partnership
Of Armlstead & Bib. They conducted
a notion house at the corner OF Ninth
and Broad streets. under the old. Nalen-
tine House. Closing out this business. ne
entered the employ Of Samuel NJ. Price
& 60. He subsequently engaged with
Cardo2a Alsop. Fourqurean a Co, then
with Fourqurean, Price IL CO.. and when
on the LIST OF last January the firm OF
Temple. Pemberton. Cordes n co. was
formed he entered their employ.
Deceased was a son of the late Rev.
Robert ArmIstead. at one time "A promi-
nent Methodist minister of this city. and
the originator of the now famous pro-
prletory remedy. D'Armlsteads Anti
Dyspeptic Drops. At his death the re-
cipc for making the compound reverted
10 Mr.. Armistead. and with it came the
title Of doctor. which was given him by
his friends Mr.. Armistead never made
a business OF compounding this remedy,
but sold a great deal OF ii, unsolicited or
ders having come 10 him even from the
remote portions Of Africa.
Mr. Armistead was never married. He
was a brother Of thu late W. S Armi-
stead who married Miss Adele Talbot.
and also OF Mrs. \. W. CARRIER. lie was
a member of Centenary Methodist Epis-
copal church and was a consistent Chris
tian gentleman.
His funeral will take place from this
church Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
HENRlCO COUNTY MATTERS.
The Wood-IIigrins Assault Case Mail
Rider Frightened.


The Wood-Hiegins assault case Is still
in progress in the County Court. Yes
terday the major part Of tn day was con-
sumed in taking the testimony of the
prisoner. Wood admitted having been
intimate with the plaintiff on the occa-
sion named in the warrant, but claimed
that this relationship had existed prior
To- that time. and with the sanction of
the defendant. Under cross examination
he was trippe1 several times hyIAir- Be
yeridge. Judge Wadlill objected 10 some
Of Mr. Beveridgc's question. AMI quite
lively colloquy ensu,d between the two
gentlemen. which was quieted by the
Judges ordering them both TO take their
seats.
Constable J. W. Camp. who was ar
rested on a charge Of obtaining y rom
Isaiah Christian (ooloreD under false
pretenccs. was before Justices Tyler ana
Lewis yesterday. and his ease was Ger
titled to the grand jury.
George Graves. the mail-carrier on the
inail-route between Richmond AMI seven
Pines. was wlylail on the Nine-Mile
road yesterday by two white tramps, who
questioned him closely as TO the COLI
tents Of his mail-pouch and 50 alarmed
him that be whipped up his horse and
drove rapidly OFF.
THE PARSONS CASE.
Judge Wickham Will render his de-
cision on the motion for new trial III
the Parsons murder case to-day.
The will Of the late Mr.. Wiley s. Gre.
WAS admitted To probate I'm the County
Court yesterday. and Mrs. Fannie Il.
Grey. his widow. qualified as eXecutrlN'
The estate is valued at 500, and in its
entirety is bequcathcl 20 the widow.
Judge Wickham has appointed LemueI
Pierc. a special policeman to patrol the
r.ipbborhood Of ChimbOrazo Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., APRIL 21. 1894.

try; ]. Taylor Ellyson. chairman OF the
Finance Committee; w. II. Williams, OF
the Committee on Laws. and X. hii'
-. ID. G. r.. visited Mccarthy Council
Royal Arcanurn. Thursday night They
were received with appropriate honors,
and after the initiation OF two candidates
and the installation OF ID. Baker, Jr,. as
secretary, and o. +. Mcdowell az chap-
lain. Regent j. l.. Levy requested Grand
Regent Scott To preside. The Grand Re-
gent accepted the honor in a neat speech
and introduced the Grand Secretary. VINO
Informed the council that he was present
as the representative chosen by the .'ratu
Council to present to Past-Grand ne
gent Charles w. Harwood Jewel OF
his Office as a slight testimonial OF their
love and esteem for him for the valuable
services rendered by him to the order.
Mr.. Harwood made graceful recosnl-
ton Of the testimonial, and there were
happy addresses from other grand OH
GERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Leo CAMPS Weekly Meeting.

Lee Camp held Its regular meeting last
night. The thanks OF the camp were re-
turned TO Polk Miller and his combina-
ton, to Miss Florence Evans. and Mrs j.
Ray Logan. and all others who took part
In the entertainment at the Soldiers
Home. A resolution was adopted appoint
ing the following committee to reorganize
the Sons OF Confederate Veterans:
Thomas B. Pollard, Greer II. Baughman.
Miles Il. Phillips Thomas A. Brander and
John NJ. Warren. This committee VIII
report to the camp next Friday night, as
the young men are anxious to perfect
their organization before the 3oth OF May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
To Continue Miss Tyson's Work.

AT a meeting yesterday OF The ChrlstIan
workers who supported Miss Tyson in
her series of meetings for children, 1t
was decided to continue the work ana
Mr.. u. =. Bennet was appointed cha!r-
man. and Mr. }. Il. Magee secretary oil
the organization. y service to be known
as Miss Tyson's union meeting for boys
and girls will be held every Sunday. The
meeting for Sunday. April I'D, Will be at
the Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Tenth and Broad streets. at !
o'clock. Rev. L. T. Dadmun Will talk
to the children.
Parents. Sunday school teachers.
scholars. and all who are interested IN
this department OF Christian Work ara
cordially invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Mr. Hunperford's Funeral.

The funeral of Mr.. Henry Hungerforu
took place from his residence, NO. BIZ
north Ninth street. at . o'clock yesterday
afternoon. one OF the largest crowds that
has attended private funeral here In
long time was present. The obsequies
were conducted by Rev. George c. Abbitt'
OF st. Marks Episcopal church. Those
who acted as pall-bearers were Judge
s. d. Witt, Charles ii. Epps. George
IL Ems. Blackford Gwatkin. Coley Jor-
dan. II. Il. Munford, James Il. Phillips.
and John NJ. Higgins. The remains were
temporarily placed in Laube's vault, In
Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
uaxe Not EeceiyeI a Challenge.

The owl Cycle Club. which was re-
Gently organized, and claims to embrace
many Of the best wheelmen In the CITY,
request the Dispatch TO publish the toi-
lowing:
Having noticed In recent issues OF
the daily papers that the Richmond Cycle
Club claimed to have challenged US Tor
a team race, we wish to state positively
that such Is not the case. We think the
Richmond Cycle Club are looking FOR a
free advertisement rather than race.
The owl member who brought this let
ter TO the Dispatch office said his clup
would be very glad 10 enter contest
with the Richmond Cycle Club wheslmen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Are I'm Needy circumstances.

The family OF Mr.. Henry Eacho, VINO
was shot some months ago. and rs
result OF the wound had to have his
leg amputated, are in INDECENT circum-
stances. and are worthy objects or
Charity. Mr. Eacho was hard-working
man. but. being incapacitated for work.
ing by illness. is unable TO support his
famlly-a wife and I'VE children-and they
are suffering for the necessities OF iife->
clothing. food. etc. Their humble home Is
ON Libby Hill between Main and Frank
lin and Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
HOLLYWOOD Juniors Meet.

4 meeting of the Junior Hollywood AS
ISOLATION was held at the Young Men :
Christian Association yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ellie Werth occupied the chair In
the absence OF the president. The deaths
of five members Of the association were
reported TO have occurred during the last
year. Appropriate memorials were adopt
ed, and copies ordered TO be sent to the
family OF each of the deceased.
A vote of thanks was rendered Mr..
Greer Baughman for courtesies shown the
association. The annual meeting of tbs
association will be held May eth. at
O'Clock al the Young Mems Christian AS
sOciatiOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
a. u A. Annual Meeting Tonight.

The Board OF Directors OF virginia
Division. Travellers Protective Associd-
ton. met in their rooms III the Chdihoei
Of Commerce building. last night, and ar
rangements were made lor the d''nu"'
meriing of the division, which elects the
officers and Board Of Directors haiitoa'.
Committee. Legislative Committee no'e'
Committee. Press Committee, and Mem
bership Committee: also. delegates to the
national convention, which convencs in
Milwaukee June 9Th.
The meeting will be held promptly at
O'Clock tonight and it is important
that every member be on hand. The
regular Saturday-night sociable will be
held after the business meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Tirs, Church Meeting.

The work of revival goes on WIN new
power every night AT the FIRST hdp''s'
church DR. Hale is doing good Work.
His sermon last night on repentance was
strong and effective 1t was the best SER
vice of the week. There were many con-
fessions of faith and manifest deep feei-
ing. There will be service tonight al .
O'Clock. DR.. Hale will preach on Saooath
morning and night, and also address the
RtbIe school before the morning service.
The greatly increased interest Will cause
the meetings to continue through next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
small t,Obberie-.

The residence ~ Mr.. l.. -. Taylor was
ont.r.l by a thief Thursday night and a
handsome gold watch stolen. The police
have been notified.
The grocery store OF Walter Allen, az
rho corner Of Twenty-seventh and IL
streets. was robbed Thursday night OF
several bags of -four, bacon, and othei
goods. ~ ,..
The drugstore Of Mr. George V. Tur'
ner. No. 220 east Main street was enter
- rs, thieves some time Thursday night.
r.jrdoy of the store was forced open,
and the cash-drawer robbed OF about 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
parsonaIs and Briefs.

Mr. T +. Hatcher left yesterday or
a weeks trip South.
Mrs. II. W. Moesta, who has been very
IN for some days past, is very much
better.
Mr.. T. d. Walker, who has been living
I'm Mexico for several years, ~ on
visit to his mother, at l2Ol Park avenue.
4 called meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Board OF Managers will be held
AT the Virginia Hospital this evening at
5 o'clock.
The Clay-Warl Actves will hold theis
last meeting before the primary tonight
at Belvldere Hall. The ward candidates
will be heard first.
Mr.. Wade Krousc. son OF Mr.. Andrew
Krouse. the well-known Masonic caterer.
has been appointed assistant steward of
the Commonwealth Club.
The College Spiders left on the midnight
train for Chapel Hill, whore they will
contest honors with the University OF
North Carolina this afternoon.
Rev. c. r. Kuyk will preach at the
Barton Heights Episcopal church to-mor-
row night He will hold services at 81.
Lukes chapel at o'clock, as usual.
at the Fourth-Street Baptist church last
night on THE Power of Prayer" Mr..
Haddon $. Watkins sang several solos.
The Broad-Street Mission. 7l2 east
Broad. Is now open every night. Noon
day prayer-meetings are held every day.
Sunday excepted. All are invited 10 these
services.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell VIII deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association this afternoon at
o'clock. All are invited.
Dr. Hugh NJ. Taylor said last night that
Mr.. Saunders, who had his leg broken on
the James-River Division Of THE Che-sa-
peake and Ohio railway Wednesday night
was getting along very well.
The ambulance was called TO Tenth
street near Cary yesterday afternoon Dut
sought In vain for an injured person NO
one In that locality knew anything agou.
the cali having been sept H. nor H'a
they heard OF any accident.
The Old Guard MonroeWard Demo-
cratic Club will meet az Reid's Haii,
No. 2io south Second street. tonight AT
o'clock. This Is the last puDhc Hse.lhs
the club will hold before the primary
election.
A called meeting Of the Board OF Alder
men will be held Monday night at
| O'Clock for the purpose OF concurring In tho
voting-places ordinance and the Eighth
street tunnel resolution passed by tho
| Council last night.
Nessrs. w. II. and Samuel cowardin
and Barney Frischkorn. members OF the
| Jefferson Fishing Club. went nsain6
| Thursday. The two first named caught
2, pike. club. and perch, weigainx
! 50 pounds. and Mr.. Frischkorn eaeshs
% pike and IL perch. weighing o. pouhas'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
FlFTY-TWO PASSED.
New Doctors Licensed by the State Exam
lining Board Yesterday.


The State Board of Medical Exami-
ners completed yesterday the work OF
marking the papers OF the seventy-two
applicants for license TO practice who
appeared before them. or these fifty-two
were granted certificates. as follows:
From the Medical College OF Virginia
c. H. Brock. Richmond: ID. T. Weaver,
Gordonsville; G.. W. Scott Orange coun-
ty; B. l.. Reans. Richmond; G. n. Miller.
Richmond: +. +. Davis. West Point; ii.
s. Smyth. Washington county; w. II.
Patton. Albemarle county; q. j. Tomp-
kins. Natural Bridge: j. L. Booth. Ame-
liza county: L. ID. Batkins, Richmond; X.
II. Teuser. Richmond: W. ii. Gwaltney.
Surry county; John Mann. Petersburg
w. II. clemments, Richmond: l.. Z.
Brock. Isle Of Wight county; J. b. Bat
hey. Chesterfield county; q. T. Collins
Madison county; II. IL Cunningham,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21

cesses been more apparent than theS
were last night Balfes evergreen opera
"'rhe bohemian Girl" with its 70.
uarticism. its beautiful. harmonious, anu
norid music. was most capably rendered.
and was thoroughly appreciated by
large audience 20 the Academy
Thomas II. Per5ee was heard to great
advantage in the role of Thad'leus. John
Ben made an acceptable Count Arnhelne'
and Herm0n Waldo was pleasing as flor'
stein. Stanley Fetch. who Is brilliant
exception T. the rule that comedians VINO
ara GOOD actors are bad vocalists. made
AN excellent Devilshoof, ana INTRODUCED
some very clever business in the third ACT
aIic. carl. gave a delightful rendering
Of the passionate and vindictiye GYPSY
Queen. and Edith Mason was charming
as Airline. We have yet TO see Ada Ber-
nard. a clever little actress, In a. part
worthy OF her.
The company will conclude their en-
caeement here to-day. presenting PAU
Jones" at the matinee, and "BoccacIo'
tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Both Claim to Have Won.

There was an exciting game Of baseball
played yesterday afternoon between the
Ruffle Necks and Little Giants, but from
reports sent in to tn Dispatch baseball
reporter it was clearly evident that me
scorer became ratified at the close OF the
contest
one account. which was fixed up by a
Giant, said. The Little Giants dSioatei
the EunIe Necks By score Of TO D..
The little Giants Is the same team that
defeated the Ruflle Necks last Nedn s.
day. The battery FOR the Little Giants
was Hooker and Gordon: for the RuIiie
Necks. McEvoy and ANTHONY
\ cooling little Ruhie-Neck SQUAD SUB
mifs the following: THE Ruihe Necks
defeated the Little Giants by a score Oh
3 To "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
J,mps-Riyer ConvCcation.

The James River Convention m. Is
this year at St. Johns church. TINS cIy,
commencing at f. NJ. next Tuesday ana
continuing through wednesday anu
Thursday. Rev Preston Nash rector ol
Christ church. Is president or the orra,i-
cation The following VIII De th1 "'"
Of exercises each day:
e.O A. NJ. devotional meeting for
clergy. ..,,,
T. NJ, business meeting.
> L. NJ. recess.
4 L. NJ, business meeting.
SP. NJ. evening prayer ana sermon
Convocation Preacher, Rev {. X. huyh'
Essayist, Rev. j. Il. Newton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21

rervo cells all over the body the eTac,
food they need TO become again heai'hS
This il. i'm a nutshell. why Paine ceisry
compound is the remarhaple tehl .uy
II is for curing diseases due 10 enIeon ,a
r,r,,a newer. such as neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia kidney and iiVep COM
p' Digestion f. distinctly under the control
Of the nervous system. ana wnen tnsso
rerves ar. underfed AMI in sehll-laid
lived condition the stomach oecoules iteT
better than heated rscSptacie' III m 49,
The food is not 1igested. but unoeVsJcs
a .ort of fermentation. when gives iI5t
IN nervous dyspepsia, govt ETC. ny NJ -
weakaus. strength departs, anu ne w
comes "A burden. ..., ,,.r,,sa
II Is lust this craving OF starved nerEes
for better nutrition That Pam c''0'y
compound quickly ana fulk met. -.
causes the blood 70 flee Itself Oh every
particle Of poisonous humor. 49,. oo,,.
The first bottle Of Paine's celery coln
round starts the tired-out, run-doMn
man or woman fairly on the roau " ia III
saws Mrs. G. +. Prunerman. OF Dover.
y il Il was run down ana teN VeIy
tired an the time. | Was not aoie 10 90
my work. and hal not oSeh - S'nee car paIn
came To Us / took bottle or = csr'ssiln
sarsapArilla. but IT did me no Soou. hs
sister came 10 me and advised me 10 BeI
a bottle of Pain-'s celery compound.
v-,e DISCOURAGED and had no faltn III any
thiug NV father went and got me CON-
Mound To- try and see II II would ilot CO
me good Before / had taken one hall Ok
! have done my own work ever since Will
out any trouble. .,..-.,,,, %,
Hers is the experience Of thousands Oh
others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Waiting His Old Home.

Rev. Robert a. Mayo. who was reared
in Richmond, but is now rector OF Holy
trinity Memorial church. In Philadelphia,
il visiting his uncle. MIR. l.. Ii. Mayo. at
10 west Franklin street. His wife ac-
companies him. Mr.. Mayo will preach at
All Saints church tomorrow. at both the
morning and evening services.