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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
FREICHT-RATE WAR ENDED.
The Price of Transportation to be Restored
In the South.

In the South.
The freight-ratc war, which began be-
tween the steamship lines and railways
Of the South some months ago, is at an
end and the tariff OF charges over all
these lines is to be restored to its old
figures.
According to the statements of railroad
officials here. this will simply replace the
old schedules on and after August LIST.
The cut In the rates in some classes OF
freights was about 30 per cent, and Of
course the restoration means that the
present rates go up just that much. AS
an outcome OF the adjustment OF this
trouble between the competing lines the
Richmond merchants are now shipping
all the freight they can so as to get the
benefit of the low rates.
Mr.. II. A. Dunlop. secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce, said to a Dis
patch reporter yesterday that the pro-
posed restoration had not yet been
brought TO the attention OF that body,
but that 1t probably would in a few
days.
At the office of Mr.. William II. Fitz-
gerald. commissioner of the Associated
Railways of Virginia and North Caro-
Ina, the Dispatch man was told that the
increase was not an unjust one, but one
which simply brought the charges 10
their normal positions. 1t was not thought
there, that the restoration would af-
feet traffic to any material extent, even
at first. AS an illustration OF the situa-
ton. when the war was commenced, the
rate TO Atlanta OF 81 cents per 100 WAS
cut to 20 cents. 1t will now go back to
81 cents.
a prominent railroad official, while in
conversation with the news-gatherer
said that this fight had been brought
about by the steamship lines. and that
they had finally come TO an understand
ing with the railroads, which ended the
war. The State OF Florida was not af-
fected by the war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
State Linee.

The baltimore Sun censures Mr.. Blanch-
ard, OF Louisiana. for having said
In the United States Senate a few days
ago that in the matter of tariff reform.
ne was in strict accord with the orthodox
tenets OF his party. but II the time came
when he had to choose between his State
and his party. he would stand by his
State"
The Sun considers 1t wrong for sena-
tor thus to recognize State lines. That
paper maintains that the Federal Con-
stitution provides for Congress OF the
United States. and not for a Congress
whose members consult the interests OF
their own States.
We do not care to argue the Sun s
point. We will say, however. that Mr..
Blanchard's position Is the same SUBJ
stantially as that occupied by the Con-
federates or Seceders during the war be-
tween the States. The Louisiana Sena-
tor does no more than the Constitution
when he recognizes the fact that that
instrument first provides that no State
shall without its own consent be deprived
OF its equal suffrage in the United States
Senate. and then provides that the Senate
shall be composed of members chosen by
the State Legislatures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

Sure cure for ell MALARIAL dissasss- such -
Chih, Fever and Ague, Loss Of Appetite. BIZ
SSusness and Dyspeptic nisordsn Pains 70 we
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

ginIA taxpayer ID favored among the tax.
payers Of the country. let ~ rejoice with
exceeding great Joy. II. however. II ap-
pears that we are the victims Of extrava-
gance IN public expenditures let W put
the pruning-knife Of rctrenchment where
Il 70 most needed.
The counties are not alone interested
IN this matter. The cities Of Virginia are
every whit as much-perhaps more-in-
terested. In proof Of this assertion, 20 far
at least as Richmond 10 concerned. see
the work now being done. or about to be
done. by our City Council Committee on
Retrenchment and Reform; see the pro-
tcstatIons Of the public against any new
special appropriations until we have re.
duced our municipal expenses within the
limits OF our income.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
4 DAVIS.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.'S PRICES.
OUR LOW PRICES SELL THE GOODS.

OUR LOW PRICES SELL THE GOODS.
Black. Brown. and Gray Jeans for dress
lining, sc. a yard.
$50 yards of &C. Calico, Sc.
Solid Bright-Blue Lawn at 2i2c. worth
loo
800 yards Sunrise Figured Lawns, worth
&c. for &c. per yard.
Seal-Brown. Dark-Green, and Bright
Blue Zoe. Lawn for SC.
Sllene Cloth, soc. per yard.
Ladies' White Duck Suits reduced 10 81
Gentlemen's White Lawn Ties, lOc per
dozen.
Gentlemen's Mixed Socks DC. a pair.
Gentlenlens All-White and Colored-Bor-
dered Handkerchlefs, for Toe.
Ladies' and Chlldren's All-Whlte ana
Colored- Rordered Handkerchief, for lOc.
Gentlemen's Cheviot Shirts. pc
Boys Shirt-Waists, 10 and 25c.
IOc. Figured Lawns, Crepons. and CASH
Ynereettes for sac.
White and Colored F. S. Braid. &c.
piece.
White Muslin Ties for ladies and chill
dren. sc. each, or for 25c.
3 cakes White CASTLE Soap for Zoe.
Palm and Japanese Fans, lc. each
White Pearl Buttons. SC. dozen:
Ladies' Tan, Black, and oxford Hose,
pairs for 2)c.
Victoria Toe. Percales for SAC.
8 spools Basting Cotton for DC.
Black Hooks and Eyes. lie. card.
spools Clark's Cotton for ljo.
Childrens White Cotton Drawers, lOc.
Cuticura SOAP. l7c. cake.
Washable Ties. SC. each or for Zoe.
Job lot Ribbon, Sc. a yard.
4-yard-length Black Nelyeteen Skirt
Braid, Zoe.
Checked Napkins. 25c. per dozen.
Cotton Crash SC. per yard.
Childrens School Umbrellas. SOC.
Ladies Black Calico Waists. 25c.
Turkey Red Damask. l9c. per yard.
Nentilating Corsets. soc.
Linen Towels. zoe. to Sl2 per dozen.
cotton Towels soc. To $40 per dozen.
The celebrated Powhatan Linen, for
drawn work 69c. per yard.
Elegant values in Linen SheetinS AT 81
per yard.
Fancy Striped Linen, for boys suits and
ladies' waists, at 29c.. reduced from 3Sc.
Yard-wide Navy Blue Linen soc.
Elegant values in Black China silks at
20 and 15c.
Figured China Silks at reduced prices
l9c and upwards.
Look out for our Flannel Sale next week.
COME AND SEE Us.
10 Boys Duck Suits. slightly faded
from window display. reduced from SlSs
to SOC.
q Gorla-Cloth Umbrellas. size % inches,
black and natural-wood handles. at SOC.
jy 26-Th&Sa2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

The election of Editor j. T.. Booker, OF
the Suffolk Herald. to the presidency or
the Virginia Press Association Is an
honor well bestowed. In the first place,
he publishes good paper; In the next
Cbeing a member of the LEGISLATURE, he
has experience as a parliamentarian. and
in the next. and most important of all,
he is sensible and courteous gentle
man. The pay and perqusites OF his
office are somewhat smaller than such
merits call for, but Brother Booker has
always been accustomed to doing much
uncompensated public work, and we
know that he will not begrudge his SER
vices to his professional brethren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
The Nicaragua Canal-Scheme.

The reports from Washington In yes
terday's papers must be taken with some
grains of salt Congress is expected soon
TO adjourn, and the rumors as to what
Speaker Crisp says and what the BRUSH
nromotors of the scheme are ready to do.
may be part of the strategy resorted 10
in order 10 induce that body to act at
once.
We do not appreciate the force OF the
objection that the finances OF the coun-
try are in bad condition. This obJec-
ton is groundless. The canal will pay
for itself over and over again before the
bonds issued in aid of its construction be-
come due.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

Matthew Brown, a negro midget charged
with stealing by force basket Of din
ner from John A. Harris. was sent TO
the grand jury by Squire Graves yester-
day morning.
William Johnson (colored). who was ar
rested for the larceny OF lot OF papers
from the Masonic Temple belonging TO
Captain w. {. Wilkinson, was also sent
up to Judge Wits court.
An attachment was issued for Alphonso
AMBROSE, an Italian saloonist. charged
with assaulting and striking Daniel H..
Stevens with a billiard cue.
William Clarkson, an old offender. was
assessed S. 20 for being drunk and begging
on the streets.
Sandy Williams was relieved OF the
charge eainst him Of keeping a gambl =
house at No. 800 east Broad street. as
there was not sufficient evidence to bear
out the accusation.
The case of Thomas Howard (coloredD
charged with being of unsound mind
was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

Is a properly balanced ration. composed Of cot
tonseed neal, linseed meal, mill feed, &c,
mixed In sucn proportion as to insure tae best
results az the smallest cost. Price 90 cents per
100 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
NHE BELVIDEKE SCHOOL AND

l. KINDERGARTEN on Floyd avenue one
square from Monroe Park will reopen the LAS
WEEK IN SEPTEMBER. Handsome new build
iny skiifully adapted to school ana class pnr-
poses. Admirable arrangements tor light, heat,
and ventilation. Trained corps OF teachers.
For further Information address Niss koblN-
son. Principal, $40 west Grace street, ~ 22-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

o'cIock. but there not being quorum
present the meeting adjourned.
The Committee on Third Market also
failed 10 secure a quorum last evening.
But little transpired In the City-Hail
Courts yesterday. The virginia Trust
- administrator OF the estate OF Jefer-
SON Powers. The estate Is valued at 49,
Tbe following cases were disposed Of:
William Landrum. convicted OF petit
larceny: sent TO jail for three months
charles Wiley, charged with assault:
sent 10 tail for one day and fined s..
John Morris. the fireman who was hurt
Thursday, was reported as resting very
well Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
After william Thomson.

The Police Justice yesterday received
the following communication from a wo-
man at Charleysorg. Washington county,
Pa, who signed her name as Mary Bass:
"Justlous of Pease:
Dear Sir.-Will you pleas locate a Man
by the Name of Thomson. He is Elec-
trio Masheener in a coal-mine he is a
very good cutter he owe me three dollars
have three children to support. ! will
Pay you any Prise II you can fine him
for me as mead the money. He is a bad
man with bad leg. please locate him
II you can he Is long man wears large
black hat an square coat. If you fine him
/ will pay you any price If you fine him
ne has lef me in trupple. am in bad
helf and not fit TO stay at home in sum-
mer IL can help IL. If you can fine
him anser at once will see you paid any
price"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
w. UNION STAIInN L

Twenty-fourth AMI Nelson s'r.n..
N. RAY, ID. D.. Pastor FO.a.
by the Pastor ~ u \ a.. llf ..r
on WspNE~nAN ~ : y. "
sunday school 90 90 ciu-l e. g.
ing at - 4. VI. SrNpAt.
Lgdie-' AID Society NuNrtt
prayer-meetug MONnl E..sI..
Young mems meeting lnl. ...
9.iO.
Mssi0n-rOOn SUNDAY srn..l .fY
Regular seryire a. 8 4. N..u -.N.l.
$50 l.. ". on FRIDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

Colonel Breckenridge is lucky in having
two candidates against him. 1t Is his
hope and expectation that they Will SO
divide the ti-Breckinridge vote that he
will have no difficulty in winning. 1t
may prove So but we still trust that
Kentucklans value the name of their
State too highly to permit this misfortune
to happen Possibly we give them more
credit for State pride than they deserve.
but we hope not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

Ida Wells, the defender of colored men
who make assaults upon unprotected
white women, has returned from England
where she was able TO impose her pres
ence upon many ignorant but eminent peo-
pie. She is now in New York. and is stu
crusading against lynch-law, while main
tanning IL discreet silence as to the crime
which causes nearly all of the lawlessness
of which she and others OF her color so
bitterly complain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

Divine seryir every NUNUAT.
Morning prayer ] ! OciOrk
Evening prtyrr. $3.50 O'Clock.
Holy Communion hrst AMI thirl rl. ..
each mon'h after morning gfaFer.
Holy communion second anI Rst So.
80 A. VI.
Chibdreu'- seryiee last sunday 40 IH
MeLs Bible class NeincsdAy- nf s.
Tho public are cordially inslfnI tH .
vices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

The Public Ledger of Norfolk. one OF
the best afternoon newspapers in the
country, has appeared in q new typo
graphical dress. in which II makes a
handsome appearance.
The Ledger keeps correct account of
public do!ngs, and the public is largely
its debtor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

The speech OF Senator Hill was one OF
the best he ever made. and 1t demon
strates his perfect readiness for the arena
of debate His defence of President
Cleveland and the frank praise given his
great rival was generous, just. and man
ly.-The Norfolk Landmark.
Yes, but he put In two words for him.
self to one for Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
UPTOWN OFFICE. 4ss EAST BROAD

BTREET.
wEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY, Belvidere and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1909 HULL
gTREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
-a-sa-a-9lT--r---- - -
The Wooing Of the Wind


bliss Carmen.)
Rose of the dust. didst ever
Regard the seas refrain?
That is no love that never
Returns with time again.
Because am the saddest
OF things beneath the sun.
Because thou art the giaddest
That ever he looked on
Because no ways to wander
: Allure me any more,
With white sea dreams TO ponder
All day beside thy door
Because there's not a rover
But wearies on a day.
And not faithless lover
hut sorrow doth repay
] rove the world Of shadows.
A wrath OF the blue rain.
And In the dawn's deep shsdow,
Return to thee again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
MoxrRosg, apxnlco COUNTY, VA

MoSrRosE, ARxRico COUNTY, Va
Messrn Thomas y Winn 4 Co:
Gentlemen, We have been feeding to our
dairy COW your " sta5dard Dairy chop for the
past monih and ind 10 10 be most economical
and satisfactory feed. and cheegiuisy recoui-
mend it. Respectfully.
tslgnsd.i RENSlE a LONGEST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
PROPOSED MAURY MONUMENT.
A Suggestion as to Location and Design


Renewed.
In anticipation of the meeting held at
the residence of Professor Minor Thurs
day night for the purpose of forming an
organization to erect monument to Com
modore Matthew F. Maury, the following
letter was sent to the Dispatch. 1t was
received too late. however to be published
before the meeting took place. but is
timely, nevertheless:
WAVERLY, July Is. 1894
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
| see a meeting is called Of all those
favorable To the erection of suitable
monument to the late Commodore NJ. +.
Maury. 10 be held in Richmond Thursday.
July 18th, at $50 Z. NJ. / wish it were so
l could be present. as no one more richly
deserves memorial shaft than he. Some
three or four years ago l suggested
through the Norfolk Nirginian that a
monument should be erected to Commo-
dore Maury on the "Rip-Raps," In Hamp-
ton Roads. then being dismantled by the
United States Government. and that IL
be made an international affair, the
United States Government inviting all the
civilized countries of the world to parti-
cipate, which they would only be too glad
TO 40 The suggestion was endorsed at
the time by the press. and the Legisa-
ture OF Virginia of ls9l-92 by resolution
offered by the Hon. Mr. Letcher. of
Rockbridge, and passed Dy a unanimous
vote. requested Congress to take action
I'm the matter. There Ia no place so suit
able for the erection of a monument to
this distinguished Virginian than that
named. being Virginia's gateway TO the
sea.
DESIGN SUGGESTED.
The statue should. thought. surmount
phaf .t,I I.., 81. ,.f.,
holding an electric light which could be
operated by submarine wire from Fort
Monroe, and would answer as a light
house. 1 hoped when this was suggested
II might be accomplished by the time of
the naval review in 1892 and be unveiled
In the presence of the marine of the
world. But as 1t was not done then. let
us not abandon IL. but persevere till
have erected on that spot memorial
shaft TO that gifted Virginian. whose
name will be immortal to all who go
down TO the sea in ships" and be
beacon-light inviting the storm-tossed
mariner to our hospitable shores.
MEMORABILIA CONGRESS.
l would suggest 10 the meeting TO be
held tomorrow night that a committee
be appointed TO urge upon the next Con-
gress that they take action on the reso,
lutions passed by the Virginia Legisla-
ture. and that said committee try and
have similar resolutions passed by the
various legislatures of the other States
of the Union. IL Is matter that every
State should take pride In. Senator
Chandler has for many years taken a
deep interest In the erection of a monu-
ment to Commodore Maury, and the
committee can count on having his earn
est support in its efforts before Congress.
Il. w. r. HOLT
THURSDAY NIGHTS MEETING.
The meeting at Professor Minors deter
mined to secure a charter for the organi-
xation. tender the presidency to Gov
ernor O'Ferrall, the vice. presidency to
Mr. Vanderbilt. and put Commodore
the Advisory Board. Circulars in the in
terest of the monument will be sent to
the various boards Of trade OF the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

CHI RCH corner ffanklln luf pu. ..
Preaa hng at \ y. ANA -.Il
pastor. Rev. ". j. N,rNs. N DO
lect: DO We Alta. In.ugn 49, n.
Teach ngs aud Promises u. ltf...
subject: "lf Christ tans +.
Whatf' sunday -chooi WfN B.. ~
ing NJ $3.50 f. VI. Prnycr-Wrr .. H.
at SIS r. ". Young Ir.li,t mr.
pay az sis 7. N. sunday aa.. .t
Mission AZ ! T. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

COPAL Gnu CH corner irn a snf .t
streetsi-Rey. }. :. llUNTfR. Pl-f.f..Ir.
az II A. VI. ana N:15 T.. 81. hy I.. ra-t.
Jet At night; "A Noblougl- h uH....
NksDsN-NleHr r-ryire az a. ..l...Os.t.
League will meet FRIDAY NnII Ife
day school al H.l5 A. VI. scat. u.r
welcome 20 all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
EDUCATIONAL.
RELIGIOUS SERVICE.
narBROAD.SrREEr MrIu

: : :
CHURCH corner Broad and l..n ..
Rev. ". Y. TUDOR. y. D.. Pastor -e.
At $3.50 A VI. Preaching A.N.
y. NJ. by the Pastor. S.hcrf 81
els There a Heaven 40
DAY, young peoples meefins. >.rt
DAY At SID r. VI. Young mru t....
DAY ~ s:i5 4. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

A tariff bin cannot be passed without
the spirl, OF compromise. Senators DAN
Tel and Hunton, we are glad to see have
1.-THE Danville Times.
Yes: and therein they truly represent
the people Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

DIST CllURCH. SUNDAY school at i..
Preaching - II y ". nuI a. s. i.
Pastor. Row i. y. LArH,v Ai-l rrt..
ing ard Scripture readiae, Fth s4fl. ...
helpful talk ~ the pastor every NF
NIGHT az y O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

News and Gossip Cleaned In the Big Build
en~ V~afarIav

News and Gossip Cleaned In the Big Build
Ing Yesterday.
President Turpin. Of the Board OF Al
dermen. has called q special session Of
that body for Tuesday night to consider
report from the Finance Committee
concerning the redemption OF certain city
bonds.
The resignation Of Joseph w. Carter. q
member OF the Board Of Aldermen from
Marshall Ward. has been placed In the
hands Of Mr. b. T. August. Clerk Of
the Board
Among those spoken Of to all the va
cancy Il Meesrs. Joseph &. Dickerson,
John Mann. Jr, Of the Common Council.
and william H. Curtis.
There was to have been z meeting Of
the Committee on Light yesterday ct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
No False Pride.
Texax Sift;nQab

"Aint you 'shamed to be seen In der
Tabernacle In sidch raggedly pants :"
said Whangdoodle Baxter TO Jam Web
ster
mo, indeed, Parson. amt 'shamed.
Dey don't belong ter me. What's got
tor be 'Shamed or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

RIAN CHURCH-Rev JANF. s.. Ti.
Pastor The Pastor heing away 'r
there viii be no preaching tn fti, hIf
day--choel ani WkDNf4pA1-N nII
usual, and young peoples prsi rr-H. B
S:lJ O'Clock SiNDAY Nlaur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

For saio By THOMAS s. WYNN 4 Co,
No. 400 east Asrshzll street.
Phone 500. 5yt.l lmo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
BY CHURCH OF nm OUI

NANT Corner PARK avenue arl
stfeeu-Paslof. Rex j. CtLylN eftNtNf
service Sabbath - II \. A.. -eIU.I
Pastor I niou services atS.lI ....s
bath evening, preaching ~ hH -rt. .
byterian pastors 10 turn. SAbitfl..
A. N. No "Wednesday Nieht se-f.f.
August. Christian Euieaylr Sl.ift t'
S,Tu EyYslSG al = H. ocI0rA. OBJ"
GEoRGF COOPER, OF Frat LslfI-f
preach az SD SUNDAY MONT jay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
ny SEVENTH.STKELV

TlAN CIURCH-JABEl H,Ii. Pact .f.-
lug az | A. VI No SERVE" ~ ulrI.
school AT 9:2O a, VI. seat, frr.. l.I
daily Invited. Christian Enfr1N.r
SUNDAY. Prayer meeting SID j. 40. $751;.
DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
THURSDAY NIGHTS MEETING

The meeting at Professor Minors deter
mined to secure a charter for the organi-
xation, tender the presidency to Gov
ernor O'Ferrall, the vice-presidency to
Brown and the Secretary Of the Navy on
the Advisory Board. Circulars I'm the in
terest of the monument will be sent to
the various boards Of trade OF the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
s,s- LEIGH.sTREEr BAPIl

CHURCH Corner Tgenty.o % ani
.,reetr)-Rey W l. NgisHr o. ID.
preaching SUNDAY at II A, ". an4 NI'
by Rev j. AhOLFHCs fEENCH. %. o.
shoot at O:l5 A. VI. iogus Peoples
3 JPN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
rr9- GRACE . sTREEr 80

CHURCH corner Grace AMI 1lsho'f
Res. N. Z HATcuEH. b. -. Pastor
day school at An. prcachfuf oy
az A. NJ. and SHOP VI. Prayer mrs'''t
SgsDAY MIGHT at SD O'cl0s .. aIIs
union FRlpAy NIGHT at SGD of.f
mons player meeting SAftHhiN N''
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

carKcB corner Pine aud Abcmsflr ~
Rev. j. IS. HCTsOS. Pastor. ltrath.r.
ALL =. ". No service A. nigat s. .
N. Youn, lnens prayor-neciius NpN.' =
pm. Young peoples prayer. ne'.'s
atsP N. seats Tree. All sci 'ihe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

episcopal. -Seryice- conducted ~ .
J.. G0ODWiS every SUNDAY NutNfNa .
O'Clock. sunday school at e.aJ A. ST. r
vice IA the afterncon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28

Ex-Vice- President Levi p. Morton will
probably be the Republican nominee TOT
Governor Of New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
- pot,eTusrRFEr BAFIIst

CHURCH corner Fourth AMI JasAso, - ....
Preaching al IA A. NJ. and T, "a IN, -
n pfaver-.n ,eting NspNlSpAf al : b. "
public cosdialy invitsi 10 All ses''s'>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
,s,.- SECOND BAPTIST CHlGcg

corner Vain ans SIKH sfreet-.-h't
| IspRUa. u. D.. Pastor. -MoruiIs NJ --a
o'clork. W evening worship during
August.
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divine W. rshl EvfKY SABgAn N0e,I..
o'clock. feats are free, ana ai nr.
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also at 10 Jcios A. ". on WtDNt.uAl
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CHURCH.-Rov. X. /. BRITT wil pros. .
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ing by Rev. j. LALylS STEwAKL
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CHURCH (Grscr street be'Wr.n
kifth streetsl.-key. u. y. SrEnu. n
Preaching ~ A. ". ari n
pastor. Strangers are aisay- nr...
free.