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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
RlCHMOND'S DEATH RECORD.
The Rate Not High Nor Conhn ed to Any
Particular Disease.

The whole number Of deaths in Rich
mond was 2S-lS white and 20 colored
Annual rate Of mortality per 100:
White. 1921: colored, 2737 Total 49,
Causes Of death; Astenia, colored:
apopleXy. ! white; Brights disease. 1
white and colorel burns (accidentaD.
colOrcd; cancer OF leg. colored: cirrhosls
Of liver. l white; congestion Of liver. !
white; consumption. white and
cOlOr-1; commissions colored: con-
WILSON'S dnfantile> ] white; debility. .
colored entero colitis white; fever
typhoid. white and colored; fever
typhoid malariaD. white: fail. / c2lored
heart disease. ] cOlored; hemorrhage,
post partum. colored hepatitis,
white; haemoptysis. l colored; ina
milton. 2 white and ! colored;: maras-
mus l white; meningitis. tuberculosis, l
white: nervous exhaustion, l white; old
age. cOlored: paralysis, / white and /
colored suicide by laudanum. l colored ::
whoOping cough. ] colOred.
Sex and color: Males, white and 10
colored female 10 white and 10 coiored.
Locality: Marshall Ward. white and
colored Madison Ward, 1 white; Clay
Ward. i white and colored almshouse,
colored; jefferson Ward. white: Mon
roe Ward, white and 2 colored; jackson
Ward white and l3 coiore1.
Ages day to 70, white and l colored l.;
! month to, G. ! white and colored; q
months to Y. white and / colored l
year TO 3. white years TO ). l colored {.
years to TO- 1 white; 10 years to 20. .
white and ! colored; - years to 30. 5
colored; 30 years TO 20. white and 2
colored; ~ years TO 80. 1 white: 80 years
to so. l white and ! colored: 90 years TO
20, white and ) co,Ored: 10 years to 81.
l white and cOlored; unknown. l white.
for poor; First district. -: second district,
IL; third district. 50; fourth district, 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

WRAPS are n necessity for cool wea-
ther. and you will find 1t necessary 70
call nj our store to obtain the correct
s,vles AZ the LOWEST PRICES. We
show all of the pretty styles for this sea-
sons wear in Cloth. Fur, and Plush.
See our line Of LONG CLOTH COATS
IN BLACK and Colors from s. up.
FUR CAPES are To be much worn.
we have them from medium to very
long-all kinds.
PLUSH CAPES at all prices-medium
and long. Best grades.
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S GAR
MENTS. the most fashionable IDEAS. Best
Goods at the lowest prices.
a great chance for ladies' now al hand.
we have about 500 LIGIIT-WElGHT
GARMENTS in Black and Colors suitable
for this time Of the season. We wish TO
sell them TO make room for the winter
and heavy Garments. We have marked
them. some at one half and some at one
third value.
Jackets that sold at $40. now $; 80. now
81, $40. now 800: s., now s.; 3, now
q o. and some down 10 81.
The lot consists OF Jackets. Refers,
Blazers. and Capcs.
o. LADIES CLOTH SUITS, suitable for
yah and Winter They are in our way.
Won can have the choice OF them at s.
a suit: some at $50 a suit. They are
marked from $l5. 80 and $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

the place this pulpit should occupy on
every moral question. and argued at some
length against gambling and It's conse-
quent evils.
Rev. Mr.. Moore. pastor OF ST. James
Methodist Episcopal church, delivered
Sunday night the first OF a series OF dis-
course on the Old-Testament characters
He spoke on Adam and Eve. At the close
Of his sermon Mr.. Moore gave n hVe-
minutes talk on gambling.
There is n steady Increase or interest
In the revival meetings in progress at
Jrnlon-Station Methodist Episcopal church.
Deeply-lnterested audiences attended the
services Sunday. and Rev. DIR. Ray re-
ceived two persons into fellowship. The
meeting OF the Young Peoples League,
under the lead Of Vice-President Waverly
Smithie was held at Il. NJ. with good
results. Rev r. j. Taylor VIII preach
every evening this week at 1870 o'clock.
Rev. J. w. Reynolds, pastor OF Round
Oak Baptist church. Caroline county has
secured the services OF Rev J. II. Hut
son. the revivslist. In the conduct or n
protracted meeting to be held at Round
Oak this week MIR. HUtsOn. during M
teen years' service as n revlvalist. has
converted over 10000 people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
Property Transfers.

Richmond james 7. Gray and wife to
Title and Trust Company. q feet on north
side Main street between Eleventh and
Twelfth, $1,000
Martin Nj. Lipscomb to Annie l.. Liirs-
comb. his wife. a Is feet on Chaiiin
street southwest corner Beech. and in
terest in l6 5-l2 feet on west side Reser-
voir street between Taylor and Chaiin. 3.
William T. Bedford and wiz 10 Joseph
j.. Sorg 50 feet on south side Denny street
between Seventh and Williamsburg ave-
nue., $685.
Henrico: David Al1ridge and wife TO
Charles +. Chappell. 80 feet on west side
IIolling street $50.
Richard $. Gray and wife TO Frederick
Sitterding. 37-l0O acres on road leading
from Richmond and Henrico turnpike TO
Meadow-Bridge road. S2jG.
Nancy Illness trustee to j.. Goltbach,
G. IL feet on east side Carter street be-
tween Beverly and Cary. $3.50
W. T. Ratcliffe and wife TO Richard s.
Gray. l2 acres three miles north Of Rich
mOnd. $l.2U.
Thomas NJ. Rutherford to Laura W.
Rutherford, his wife, Il acres on Iady's
Mile road. s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
Henricn IInnnnninrs

The 1enrcO County Court and Circuit
Court We're both in session at the county,
courthouse yesterday morning Judges
Wexford and Wickham alternating on the
bench
In the Circuit Court the suit Of Carter
VS.. the North-Side Land Company was
argued and postponed. Only preliminary
routine business incident to the opening
OF the court was transacted by Judge
Wickham.
Robert II. Wade qualified before him az
administrator for the estate Of Mont
gomery II. Harris.
A called meeting of the Henrico Demo-
cratic Committee was held at the court
house yesterday. and routine matters.
such as the arrangements for campaigns
meetings. were discussed and perfected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

Don't forget We show The f,r.,.....
OF Garments In the city. ana
you II you give w q trial ..t
The time 10 buy DRESS c,,.,..
mana. We nave them in oy.ry 49,.
quality. an immense stock "a, s,,...
ut prices the lowest IN o.. ,.ty
qualities. 'f
See our styles II Wool p-,,, r..
&c: all wool at o. 37 IL o. 90
10 the finest grades II y..
you In Dress Goods 20 uil d..
thing FOR You 10 select , ....-
All Of the Prcttleet Kin.
20 match and suit Dras. -.
FANCY SILKS Tor NaIsIv r.
and Dress Wear. $50 Oh. .-. -
show. Everything that .s n-.....
! Striped. Figured. aul Chance.
81. and 81 p a yard.
BLACK SILKS IA Plain r....
Striped Effects az prices Is.-
before. Everything G.s.rN. a..
at the lowest prices
Great Bargains this wcoc IA .,
ments.
New Goods opened daily an
always End ihs best styi.r h..
ties, and lowest prices iu ...- ..''
THALHlMER rrYr4...,
Fiiih ana Hsai ....
Phone 40. 90.
Store viii De CLOSED Wrr,........
! October 10Th. REOPEN g
MORNING.
&C 7-Su. Tu&Fr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

morning at Belvidere Hall. His subject
was Tine Lawyers Question" and IL was
handled In an able manner. the minister
mpresslng on his congregation the neces-
sity OF doing instead Of merely DE
lieylng."
In about two weeks this church Will IN
augurate q series OF Sunday-eveninB ser
mons or lectures. in which the speaker
will give an outline of the doctrines VI
Liberal Christianity and an exposition ..
the Liberal faith. The Scriptures VIII DC
treated from the advanced standpoint,
and the different doctrines and peheiS
will each be the subject of sermon
The Catholic Churches.
The Forty Hours Devotion began az
81. Mary's church Sunday at the hisn
mass. with a profession and exposition VI
the Blessed Sacrament. The affairs were
handsomely decorated with flowers ana
numerous candlel shed brilliant rays vi
light. adding brilliance To the scene nc
Blessed Sacrament will be exposed to-uay
and Tomorrow for the alteration OF inc
faithful. At s o'clock last night vespsrs
were held and the benediction OF 'me
blessed Sacrament given. High mass VIII
be celebrated this morning at O'CLOCK
and the devotions will close at o cioCA
this evening The singing or the choir'
under the direction of Professor Mu''e''
Is superb.
At the Cathedral on Sunday high mass
was celebrated by Rev. Father Ahefn
and Very Rev Father Frioli preached an
interesting sermon.
The Broad-Street Mission.
The services at the Broad-Sueet ME-
sion, ~ east Broad street. Saturday anu
Sunday nights were Intensely interesting.
mi. Il.
had Just returned from New York. where
he had been for the past two weeks,
attending the two great conventions OF
Christian workers-that OF ST. Bartholo-
news Mission, and the Christian Al
lance Of that city. His account or the
work OF missions there was of thrilling
interest. extending, as II does. TO the
very lowest sums Of the city. one great
characteristic Of the wOrk-and an all-lm-
portant one-is that the workers see the
necessity Of an entire conservation Oh
themselves before entering into 1t. 1hey
seek and obtain full salvation Tor thein-
selves before offering ii 10 others lheE
wait before God IN prayer until they are
irnbued with power from on hish'
Though on a smaller scale. great ana
similar work IS being done at the MISSION
bero \ LARGE number have been convert
cd. but many more have been led into n
deeper Christian experience; many nomi-
nal Christians have sought and TESTIFY 10
the reception OF a full and complete sal
walton.
The work is increasing daily. and
glorious results are anticipated.
Service every night at O'Clock; prayer
meeting every day at i O'clock except
Sunday
Brief Church votes.
Re-. ". Asbury Christian, pastor or
Wr-hircton-Street Methodist Episcopal
church. sunday night preached to large
CONGREGATION from the text. Art Ihou Tor
/. Or for our AlversailesE, lie SPOKE OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
FURNITURE FOR THE LIBRARY.
This Matter Engaged the Attention OF tho
lizard Yesterday.

There was a meeting at noon yesterday
I'm the Governors office OF the State Ii
brary Beard. Present were his Excellen-
cy. Secretary-of-th e-Commonweaith Law
lers, State-Treasurer Hartman, Auditor
Marye. Second-Auditor Ryland. Secretary
Moore, and Architect PoindeXter.
The usual bills on account Of the libra
~ building were approved, and general
discussion was gone into concerning the
furnishing OF the new building After
some time bad been spent in interchanglng
ideas. the board instructed the architect
to call upon the heads OF the several de-
partments and ascertain what h. needed
10 properly fit out their departments. ana
to make 10 the board report embracing
an estimate of the cost OF furnishing the
structure.
Mr. W. G. Dillard. Treasurer Of Spot
sylyania county. called at the Capitol
yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

80 pairs Ladies' DongOla Button.
patent tips. new goods, all sizes
TO 5. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75c
a pair-the greatest bargain of the
age.
200 pairs Ladies' Dongola Button.
patent tips, all sizes, at........... Sc
a pair-sellS readily at 81 every
where.
One lot Ladies' Cloth-Top Plccadi.ly-
Toe Pointed Patent Tips. perfect
beauties. and worth s. a pair-our
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl.i
Our lines OF Sl2j and $50 Ladies
Shoes are especially attractive,
and are the best 20 be had for the
money. Ask to see them.
Don't fail to see our line OF Ladies'
Buttons and Butchers at........... sl.9
The handsomest and best goods
I'm the city at the price.
We make Il speciality Of Ladies'
Fine Congress, Button. and Big
Button Shoes, in all the latest
style toes and tips, from $50 to-. $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
Dniicn (nurf.

The docket at the Police Court yesterday
morning was quite slim for Monday
There were no grand jury cases.
Susie Kelsey (colOred). charged VIII
the larceny Of SIS from Sylvia Lucas
was discharged
The cases OF Montgomery Green. Francis
TAYLOR. William II. Taylor Mary Bur
well Pattie and Mittie Hay, against
whom there were charges OF fighting
were continued until to-day.
Stanley Leber went TO jail for nine'y
days on the charge Of Heing drunk and
begging on the street on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
A Miraculous Escape.

Yesterday about o'clock the horse
attached to James l.. Bottos beer-wagon
ran away, down Twenty-ifth street, and
collided with car No. Il of the Main
street line The vehicle was completely
demolished. but the driver and horse es-
capped unhurt. That no further damage
was done is miracle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
A.HUTZLER'Sl1ly
Si5 east Broad street.
HOUSEFURyISHIyG U.4
In Greatest NarIctt.
In Greatest Narictf.

Novelty Dress Goods IN lato.' ''r .
Ladies Fur CapeS and Cloth Nai.
Misses and Childreus ClolA-.
Flannels and Blankets -, a..c I
prices.
Carpets and Rugs, newest da'rat
Ladies tast-Biack Hose o-- -.e
cialty.
Comfortables and Quilt, gre. fl.'
ues.
Sheets and Piilow.Csses at c.i .
materials.
Storm Scrges in black AL r-y...--'
All kinds of Black Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
DIR. Wright's Anniversary.

Sunday was the third anniversary Of
tn pastorate OF Rev. DR.. w. L. Wright
at Leigh-Street Baptist church. The con-
gregatlon was quite large, and, as Is the
custom of the pastor, the morning ser
vice was devoted 10 resume Of the
years work. Dr. Wright reviewed the
amount of labor, and read the following
statistics in regard to the condition or
the church: Additions during the three
years. 212: loss. Withdrawals. &c. 20;
present membership. $50; contribution
home expenses. 1880: benevolent work
abroad, $500: for the poor, 5000. Total
81 600. The confined increase in member
ship ana the large congregations attest
DR.. Wrights popularity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
It Will Pay You to See These Goods Be,
fore Buying Elsewhere.

Ladies' Rubbers. 25c
Storms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoe
Ladies' Rubber Boots. .................. sl.4
One lot Mems Genuine Handmade
French Calfskin Lace and Con-
gress, regular 81, s., and 81 goods.
go now Observation-Disclosures, 40
TO close them out--CASH ONLY.
No exchange.
Gentlemen's Buff Shoes. ............. 9Oc
Gentlemen's Buff Shoes. ................ 81
Gentlemen's Satin Calf Shoes, $50
and Observation-Disclosures. sI.7
Gentlemen's Genuine Calf Shoes,
were s., reduced to................. H.I
Gentlemen's Welt Shoes from $50
To ..s..-.......s.ss.s '.s.ss.sssss ~O.p
Gentlemen's Handmade Shoes from
SO to ...................... $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

The lecture heretofore announced by
Professor Hasleff has been postponed I'M
ill after the Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
In Presbyterian Puipit-.

DIR. IIoge occupied his pulpit In the
morning. and in the afternoon the Rev.
J. II. McNeilly occupied the pulpit. Mr.
McNeilly comes 10 Richmond representing
the Executive Committee Of the Foreign
Missionary Committee Of the Southern
Presbyterian Church. and preached "a SER
mon Sunday evening in the interest OF
foreign missions. Mr.. McNellly preached
at the First church in the morning.
Rev. James Y. Fair. d. D., occupied MS
puluit at Grace-Street church in the
morning. and preached to a large congre-
cation a sermon both solemn and appro-
pirate To the communion service, which
was held after the morning services were
over. Nine persons joined the church on
this occasion. AT night DR.. lloge occupied
the pulpit and preached an instructive
sermon In his characteristic way contrast
ing the past with thu present.
The Unitarian Church.
Tho Paw I SeatOn preached on Sunday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
RICHMOND RAILWAY
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Department,
foot Of Seventh street. Telephone 657.
City Division. Office Main and Vino
streets. Telephone sl4.
Union Division, Office Twenty-ninth
and z streets. Telephone CSC.
Manchester Office, Semmes avenue
Telephone 1921,
Arc and Incandescent Lights and
Electric Power at reasonable rates.
Electric-Light Wiringa speciality.
Parties desiring Electric Lights or
Power by notifying the main office by
mail or telephone, will be waited upon
by representative OF the company,
lmh 20-tfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09
|THALHIMER BROTHERS
Extend an invitation friends and visitors The city in s
mil their stocks OF
WRAPS. DRESS GOODS, SILKS

and everything else appernng the Dry Goods trade show
~ the largest and best stocks at the lowest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

Among the many attractive events ar
ranged to take place during the EXPOSE
ton. there are few better calculated TO
AFFORD an evening of solid. unaiioyed
pleasure. and delight than the Evening
of Story and Song to be given at the
Richmond Theatre Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 18th. The programme consists of
variety or attractions. given under the
direction OF Mr.. Horace F. Smith.
Mr. Polk Miller will contribute several
new stories gathered during his late tour.
Judge +. II. Farrar Uohnny Reb) may
be heard in his inimltable sketches of
the Boys IN Gray"
Professor s. T. Ford. OF New York
city, who will come TO Richmond spe-
cially for this occasion, is credited with
being an "entertainer'' OF splendid ability.
The Imperial Quartette-Richard IL.
Woodbridge. Henry r. Francisco, j. Clint
Burton, and r. Harry Jeter-will contri-
butte several Qusrtettes OF old-tlme south
ern plantation melodies, and the Jordons
will render selections on the banjo, mando-
lin. and guitar.
a handsome souvenir programme Is be-
Ing prepared for presentation to all who
attend. IL Will be illustrated. and give
q sketch OF the various participants In
the evenings entertainment.
The Theatre Is being partly restuccoed.
Manager Leath has made arrangements
for the Melba Concert Company 10 appear
L.. he.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

The Theatre is being partly restuccoed.
Manager Leath has made arrangements
for tine Melba Concert Company 10 appear
here early In November. The company
includes Madame Meibs, Madame Schlachi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

Re-. ". Asbury Christian, pastor OF
Wr-hircton-Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Sunday night preached to large
CONGREGATION from tine text, Art lhou ior
=. ar fnr Gur Adyersariesg lie spoke OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

No play written in recent years for the
English or the American stages has
drawn out more favorable comment than
1.-The silver King" In it's dramatic con-
struction. in the characterization. ana
scenic opportunity. and in the strength
and vieor Of its dialogue, 1t is far SUI
perior to anything Of its class on the
stage at the present day. 1t Will be pre-
sented by Carl \. Haswin and eood
company at the Academy in the afternoon
and evening of next Wednesday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-11
BEYOND OUR BORDERS.

From Germany and England severe
weather is reported. Much snow has fallen
Storms have done much damage to the
Baltic ports.
In an anti-,ax riot at Marino, Italy, eight
rioters were killed by troops. AL -. Cath
arina 10 rioters were killed.
Capt. Lendy and Sergeant Liston, Of the
British army with SO men of the West
India regiment have been killed at Wernia
n the interior by French troops, who mis-
ook the Englishmen for hostile natives.
France will begin this year with the con-
druction of - warships Of all classes.
The heavy windstorm in Europe still
continues. Since 1881 nothing like it has
been experienced.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-11
PICturcI Rocks.

The famous pictured rocks on rnc
Evansville pike, about four miles
from Morgautowu, West Virginia.
have been source Of wonder and
speculation for more than century
attracting much attention among the
learned men OF this country aud
Europe. The elm upon which these
drawings are found is OF considerable
size, and within Il short distance IL
the highway above mentioned. The
rock * whltcsdu3Stuuc which wears
little 'rau exposure tJ the wca,hr
and upon l. smooth surface are &c.
lincatoa ne outline, O' animals,
birds, rc lies and H>h. embracing
tn panther. deer, buffalo, otter.
beaver wildcat, fox. wolf, raccoon,
up'ssHm, bear, elk. crow. turkey.
caE E.e eel yarIou, sorts ui fish. large
/ am suali makes, ct cctcra. In the
midst II tuiS silent mcnagcric Is III,
!ull-engtl outline OF a female form,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-11
THE LABOR WORLD.

ST. Ioris has 100. 600 idle.
TEx,t unions will form state 20 ".
SIS fRANCisCO Chinese have a union.
IrrsBUR1 has created work for 5000.
IuoRERs get ninety cents day IN Lon
dou
FEDERATION oy LABOR lecturers get so a
week.
Tine American Railway Union has $4,000
members.
BosroS MAcurNisr3 USioS has abolished
tho color line.
Wheel rNG CW Va y cassworks will estab-
li-n cooperative union.
FuILADELPHIA bricklnyers have declined 20
sir the International Union.
-.G6oyUdnicj J scr,Rlng puitTt,.-7 Tin ~.
eaniZe cooperative company.
FIVE hundred men are TO be employed on
q new coal ilnl at Belt, Montana.
DENvER (Col.) union plumbers arc fined
Sj for smoking non-Union cigars.
HOMESTEAD penn. glassworks boys strucG
against cut to forty-iiye cents Il day.
Two carloads Ct men looking for wo-K AZ
rived NJ Columbus, Texas, on one day rr-
Gently.
BosToNrAvs insist that citizens only shall
be employed in the erection Of the public
library.
THE wages Of tho iaborers in the Home.
stead penn Steel Works are TO bc reduced
ten per cent
WAsmINGroS GnI.) railroad sho? hands
got from ten to thirteen cents an hour. They
work nine hours daily.
GIRLS in Pittshurg bolt anl nut factories
who formerly were paid FIG u wees now get
81 and 80 for the same labor.
/ DANBURY Comm councils have pur-
chased eighteen acres OF timber lands and
the striking hat worker will bc given work
/ Oh the land
MoRE than sixty lahor organizations had
Christmas and New Year entertainments IN
1928, but in 1891, on account OF the nara
times no such entertainments were hold.
I A TAcoM. CWash) mau lost n suit for
$4,000 damages against the Ironmolders
Union. He claimed that he had been out of
work three vears because he WAS not Il men,
. bcr OF the Union
THE New York Letter Carriers Association
has issued an appeal for hfty cent subscrlp-
tions from all letter carriers 10 raise the s6oo
needed TO complete the payment for the
statue OF $. S. Cox. which cost SlO,OOO.