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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-01
in CENTRAL FALLS.
Son of George Perry
Among the Missing.
new PAPER TO Be ISSUED.
A Little Wanderer -Firewardens to
Have Q Banquet.

George Perry and his wife were at the
police station this morning trying to get
some trace OF their fourteen year. old son,
who has suddenly and mysteriously dis
appeared from home. 1t Is thought that
the boy has run away.
Taxes Will Be Higher.
It 10 said that the Board OF Assessors
will make complete regulation Of prop
erty In the city this year and that
general raiking OF taxes will be the result.
To Be Inspected.
The inspection of Co. G., Second Regi-
ment, II. /. M, will take place this even.
ing. The members OF the company ex'
pect that their showing will be very
creditable.
Arranging For Entertainment.
Arrangements are being made for pub
lie entertainment at the Holy Trinity
Church to be held soon after Easter. 1t is
expected that the affair will be an eminent.
ly successful one, as It's promoters are
working with commendabie energy.
Lists Canvassed.
The Board of Aldermen met Saturday
afternoon and cany assed the voting lists
for the coming election.
All Printed.
The ballots to be used In the State elec'
tion Wednesday, have been printed and
sent out from the State printers ONCE.
Little wandereT.
Last night little boy about five years
OF age was found wandering about on
Lousoale avenue. The police took him In
charge. It was found that the little
fellows name was McCasky and that he
lived On Centre street In Pawtucket. The
child's father was notified and called at
the station for the youthful wandsrer.
Push It Along.
The Board of Firewards. after It's last
meeting will have a banquet, to which
the City Council and number OF promi-
nent citizens will be inyited.
Music In the Air.
Last night when the 7:13 train went
through here those In the vicini3y OF the
station received something In the line OF
q musical treat. There was a party OF
gentlemen In the smoking car who were
singing genuine Irish sons In manner
which was appreciated by all who heard
them.
Reception Tonight.
Rev. Mr.. Rich completed yesterday his
fifth year as pastor of the Embury Meth
odist Church. He will celebrate the re.
currence of the anniversary with a recep-
tion in the church parlors this evening.
A Journalistic Enterprise.
1t is rumored sbout the city that num-
ber of gentlemen intend to start new
penny newspaper here to be published
daily In the interests Of the French Cana
dian residents OF the city. The new sheet
will be independent In politics and Is to
make its debut May1 1.
Plans Nearly Completed.
The plans and specifications for the new
parsonage In st. Georges parish are near.
ly completed, and it is expected that by
May work will be commenced on the
structure.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-01

The plans and specifications for the new
parsonage In st. Georges parish are near.
ly completed, and it is expected that by
May work will be commenced on the
structure.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-01

Horse clipping by the only power clipper
I'm the city at j. III. Bar6er's stable. Central
Fa lis. Your horseiclipped wnile. you walt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
FUNERAL or REV. DIR. JONES.
Many oS the Friends Of Ills Hoyho,d
Attend the Impressive Services.


The funeral OF Rev Or. T. G. Jones
the eminent Baptist minister who died
here on Thursday morning while visit
ing his daughter. took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence Of Nj. J..
Il. Jrnress. No. 90 Park avenue.
There was large ATTENDANCE OF sor-
rowing friends, including e9ne % the
oldest residents Of Richmonl. vhn knew
Or. Jones IN his early iifc. "a considerable
r1rf ~ which was spent here Noticeable
among those In attendance were Pro-
fe-s9rs Harris. Harrison and Thomas,
and Dr. Eyland. all oi whom were assoc
riated with deceased when he was presi-
dent II Richmond COLLEGE. All of the
Iaptt-t pastors of the City who could
possibly attend were present. and those
WHO dil not ofratc acted either a.
honorary or active pail-bcarers. Those
filing the latter offices were ail minis
tcis-a thing rarely ever seen here before.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Dr. ". ". Iandrum and DTS Hiden.
Cooper. and one or two others took part
iu them. Dr. Hidden. who had been closely
associated with and greatly admired the
deceased delivered a brief address. H.
only spoke about Ten minutes. but the
tribute 10 pr. Jones as q scholar. author
teacher. and Christian minister was one
of great beauty and tenderness. And 1t
was e loving tribute To- one worthy OF al.
that could be said OF him. The inter
ment was made in Hollywood.
br. Jones was a great Bible student
and did much o. give circulation 10 the
word Of God. During tho way he gave
Bibles to many Confederate soldiers. Mr.
i. ". Craig the toll-gatherer on Mayo's
bridge, showed Dispatch report yes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
KnisiGii Notes.

RALEIGH. y. c.. June Especially
The Teachers Assembly to-day discussed
the question. what Should BE hequlr'd
for Admission into oar Colleges me
discussion was by President }. B. shear
.r of Davidson College; Principal Hugh l..
Norson. OF TIE Raleigh Male Academy. ana
colonel II. J. Drewry. Of farmers school,
oxford. To-uiSht "a literary and musical
entertainment Mas given by the en'Te
embiy.
The Caralcigh mills here are TO be again
increased Ther- are now 2oS looms ana
800 spindles in .he mills.
Mr.. Hcnszey. OF the Egypt Coal-Aines
Company. says ii large force Of miners
are now az work night and day getting
out coal and as so.n as possible 3J tons
~ coal viii bee furnished the Seaboard
AIRLINE daily. This road IS already re-
Ceiylng lUJ tons daily
Prof, ssor VI. A. Wthers. OF the faculty
u the Agricultural aud Mechanical Col
'ege. has been appointed state crop STA
ristirIsn at Sgn-salary This was en-
tIrely unsolicited on Mr Withers's part
n does not interfere with his professor
shin al the COLLEGE here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
Here for n Few Days.

Mr.. G.. Leonard DE- Mott and bride
formerly Mss Katc Jeter Hatcher have
returned from their northern tour. and
will bee in the city FOR a few days.
Several journals outside Of the city
have made mention OF their beautiful
nuptial rites. that We're celebrated the lsih
ultimo ian the Grace-Street Baptist churcn'
and of the happy bridal pair in yeiy com
nltncntarv terms. They are - be con-
graduated on the great number and value
OF the wedding gifts received. The bride
rs an acknow! edeed fav0rite in Richmond,
and Will Doe greatly missed by her large
circle Of friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29

audience. Quite delightful musical pro-
grAmme was rendered. and the Work OF
the pupils reflected great credit upon their
instructor. Many ~ the selections rem
ierod were very difficult indeed. and are
not often attempted by pupils Of rs ten
der years rs those who gave them last
evening. At the conclusion OF the pro-
lrdmme medals were awarded u the
following pupils. Or. Landrum presenting
thcm.. First. honor in the junior class,
jamie E0Wen: first honor I'm the interme-
iate class, Mary Eddins. Mayme Patter-
son and Ines Thomas; Improvement
medal. Jerome Drinard: practical medal
Ircv Jones. Or. Landrum then on ne
half Of Professor Rees's pupils presented
him with n beautiful scarf-pin, as a
token of their esteem and appreciation Of
his faithful Efforts as their Instructor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29

MR. FOSTER MURRAY ATTACKS
HMM THE COURTHOUSE YARD.
4 TussIc and They Go Down-Bofh
Parties trrcStcI-Onc suacrs
uru,.c md thc Other Gruss-Stains
Only.
Only.

NORFOLK. VA. June 2s.-(Special)-
At II O'Clock this morning d personal dli-
dculty occurred I'm the courthouse yard
near the entrance at the corner OF bahN
and Williams streets. between Foster n
Murray. the lS-year-od son OF Mr. Is. Z.
Murray. OF the Landmark, ana Editor
Sam. W. Small. The difficulty gre" ou'
Of the recently published utterances oil
Small relative 70 the young mans rather
lust as AIr. Small Wa entering the west
orn gate Of the courthouse square on
his way to court. he was net by young
Murray. who was accompanied by Mr
Hugh Murray. brother Of Editor Murray
DENOUNCED HIM.
After dcnounclng Mr.. Small in severe
terms young Murray struck him. where
upon Mr.. Small took hold OF the young
man. and struggle cnsucd. during when
both of the gentlemen fell 20 the ground.
Mr. Small landed on top. however. anu
held Mr. Murray about the neck, While
the latter was trying 70 strike MN III
tho face. MIR. Small turned his head IN
, direction to prevent this. and only re-
ceiyed a couple of slight blows upon the
neck. ,-,,.,
Meanwhile Deputy Sergeants White ana
Vail who were in the courthouse
were attracted by the excitement. ana
calling Deputy Mercer. who was sta
toned at the door Of the Circuit-Court
room. ran to the scene Of the encounter
and placed the combatants under arrest.
HE TOOK OFFENCE.
Mr.. Hugh Murray. who was standing
near bv. took offence at Deputy White
for arresting his nephew. and tried 10
compel the deputy TO release him. upon
the officers refusal 10 do 80 Mr.. Murray
struck the deputy a slight blow IN the
face whereupOn he also was arrested
The three men We're then taken over to
the police station. where their names were
slated and charges II fighting entered
30 against Messrs. Foster Murray and
som. ". Small and that of interfering
with an officer against Mr.. Hugh Murray.
Al the station-house Mr.. Small was re-
leased by the direction If Judge Prentiss.
who desired his presence in court.
ALLOWED TO DEPART.
The TWO Nurravs were sent over to
the Police Court. whore they remained
for short time. when. there being no
charges against them In that court, they
were permitted 10 depart.
SIR. Small received a slight bruse under
one Of his eyes, but otherwise he was
Innarmel Mir Muvray's back bore the
marks Of crass-stains. but his flesh
showed no marks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29

The secretary OF the lee Mission, a
charity that should appeal TO all of our
people. sends the Dispatch this note:
The Ice Mission Acknowledges. with
many. thanks $3.50 gotten from the Ice
Mission box in your office. and wishes TO
express its appreciation of the interest
taken by YOU in this cnarity, as eVinced
by the steady contributions when reach
Z, through the box in the Dispatch office.
I'm me sum received to-day are included
50 from The ladies Of Christ church, and
So from the clerks in the employ OF
T. W. Wood q Son-all most gratefully
received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29

ps- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HcGE vii preach at IL a. NJ. aud at 7. NJ.
Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
4 Peculiar sut'.

WELDON. y. c.. June 2s-lSpeciai)-
, MCCLELLAN SUIT involving the proprietor
All of "a hotel az ldtue,on. was recently
,r,id a. tlat place. The widow OF u.
. r,,li.n married SIR. John W. Johnson
Z E,5cecoinbe county. MRS. Johnson gave
.,,r ner property. including The hotel
., th.. rl1nagcm,ui OF her husband.
a Sort time ago she let her husband
irl went o. her brothers ~ TINS county,
tud without the knowledge or conseh. u
.,.. bu.b,rd leased the hotel TO two
.,5ies Vh. lessers then brought action Of
.,cctment before Justice SpinneH
The case has only one pataiiel ~ the
siate-that u Manning vs. Manning
ana the verdict In the Johnson case wa
he same as that handed down 10y me
supreme Court in tine case citeh. Mt
Johnson stl holds the fort "hhe M
wife remains at the home or heI pro'Hc''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
Erei.Iits Collide.

FNPoRlA. "a. jun -(SpeoiaiD-
inst might on the Atlantic-Coast Line. at
EcIfeld Station. two freight trains ran
into each other TWO cars were de-
rallied. They were loaded with fruits
~ various description ami vegetables. }
could not learn tine amount of damage
out presume that u WAS inconsiderao.e
40 one was seriously hurt. the engineer
being only slightly scratched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
CAPTAIN TROWER DEAD.
This WclI-h steamship Officer
PASSES Away.

NORFOLK. VA. June -S.-tSpecial)-
Captain J. r. Trower. of this city, who
had been IN for the past ten months died
,t his residence. SO. III Fenchurch stree
.'-Ioy. in the 18th year Of his age. Captain
Grower WIS native OF Northampton
lunty. ant for about forty years was
connected with tho Old Dominion steam
-hip Company. the sr alter portion ~ t.d'
time serving on the bay steamers. i.
.4s. therefore. widely known by the
travelling public in Eastern Virginia. Du-
ring TIE war n was captain Of the mail
boat that ran from Richmond 10 the gun
boats on James river. For many years
.a occupied the position Of first officer
under Captain McCarrick. and upon the
.eltn OF the latter sJcce ded him IN com
n,aud OF the steamer Northampton.
The funeral viii take place from his late
residence sunday aft rnC0n at go o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
S,.iluu,i Neck

ec0TIAND NECK. June 2s.-tSpecia)
~. seutlncnt Tor silver here Is very
'trolg An observing gentleman said yes
terday that North Carolina would De TOT
Zee silver out and ont In the next cam
,atga some gay. however, that 'hetc
are more gold men than Is generally sup
oscd. ana that after awhile tnere VII
b4 a stronger gold sentiment than peoph,
now tnnk. ,..
Clerk = Nj. Gary, OF Halifax superior
Court. IL here on business.
~ ~. e. Bis8s. VINO mas pee" az
o,tsh,,re for some time, has returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
es,t- BROAD.STREET METHO

DIST CHURCH corner of Broad and Tenth
streetsl-Eev. j. 4. WHITLEY, Pastor. Preach
ing ne1t SUNDAY At II A. NJ. by the ke9. Ia. a..
ptAZkE. ot me Florida Conference, ana az S:lp
T.. NJ Is he Pastor Subject ~ the evening
sermon. "Matrimony AID salvation seats
Tree ard strangers especially welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29

The Richmond Riding and Driving A.
ISOLATION neid an Informal meeting las
u.ght and decided 20 nave fall meetin.
during tue wees Immediately foilOWi-.
me week 81 the State Agricultural Fair
s larger sum VIII be offered In purS
tpal was given in the spring. and IN
entries of horses VIII be- larger and of
higher order OF horse-fesh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29

,or OF internal Revenue for the Eastern
District OF North Carolina. Is at the Met
ropohtan. lie is here on Official bust.
neSs, and to-day called on the Commits
sioacr OF Internal Revenue
{. u. Naylpv, OF Ccdarville: J. y. Gardi-
ner OF Harrisonhurg: NJ. y MagruGcr
- u. Walton, OF Woodstock. Va, an
u. T. Joyce. OF Mount Airy. y G.. are
at the Howard.
MONITOR POSSIBILITY.
colonel Elicit was IN the city to-day or
ms way to Baltimore. Tie called at tho
Navy Department To have another tail
about the monitors. and received partial
promise that the case might ho re
opened ana perhaps proposition enter
tanned 90 retain two az tho monitors at
Richmond. This is not certain. as the
order had gone forth
'ongressm1n-elcct Peter J. Otey wa
here to-day. just pass ng through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29

Mr. Edward p. Ksly n well-knog
and popular young man. died yes'erla.
morning a. The residence OF his sister
Airs :. q. Brnn11. cc-ler % Carter an
Taylor streets. Iie was son II o.
i,te William Kelly. was In the 5ist yea
OF his age. and unmarried. His mother
three sisters. and two brothers surviv
ntn. The funeral Cu take place from
sacred Heart church tomorrow at
.-D.nnk i II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29

COSifcRr
AT OLD POINT. FORT MONROE, VA.
THE SHERWOOD
offers every attraction TO those seeking
Gasith rest. ana pleasure Sailing anu
fsh.ng on bay and ocean, surf AMI sun
bathinz. beautiful drives. Dancing night
lv. Music by the Fort Band. The mote. =
hriehf beautiful. and well ventilated.
Cuisine OF the highest order. Special rates
~ Te rms e day; SO a week and up
"@,iiIIr.es GEORGE BOOKER,
-, iLeodtAul owner and Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
Hac!S from No4roils.

Governor OFerrall Atforney-Genara.
Scott Mir XollicoIo-. Of the state Trel-
slrcr's office, ana sc'"ral other Richmond
gentlemen. returned last night from Nor
folk. where they have been for day on
two I'm attendance ON the trial Of tn Mas
sDy-Tilot suit Auditor Maryc. VINO ev
pec;ol to join the Governor IN NorfoH
for cruis, o. the oyster waters. couI
not - down. Tho Governor and othei
witnesses VIII probably have 20 return
20 Norfolk tomorrow, having only beer
eXcISti tefruDrlrilV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
CROCaETT ARSENIC-LITi!ii
anIsFNf.

elevation 300 feet. opens JUNE !. 1855.
y quiet mountain resort especially
equipped for HOT AND COLD ARSENIC
LiTHlA BATHS, which. combined W..h
the internal use OF the water. rapidly
restores bloken-dORn ana ovcrWOr1ed
Nervous Systems. Cures Rheunltlsn.
G0ut. Dyspepsia, Skin E.rGptou-. IL
s1Wnia. Kidney and Bladder Disorders,
Diabetes. and Bughts Disease. Clears
ana b.autites the c.mpieyiOu Write Tor
pamphlet NJ q. IHOM ass. Manager.
my 22-ln SqaWsNLlc. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
ALLEGnANY SPRINGS. Va.

The greatest dyspepsia water known;
endorsed By the Stale Medical Society,
and awarded gold medal and diploma It
summer resort in the mountains OF Vlr.
g,nia. Elevation 100 feet. Beautiful
lawn OF 10 acres. fine walks
and drives; good livery: band OF
music. Terms moderate. Write for circu-
lar or pamphlet containing testimonials
from prominent physicians and other par
ties of emincHce. 6. y. COLHOCN.
Proprietor
II. r. SrYLL. 81. D.. Pm. G.. Resident
physician e. ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
CO.. PAKK.PLACE METHODIST

CHURCH Corner frsukln and Plno s,roetsl.--
preachiny at IL \. II. ani S;i5 r. ~ by the
lect. WHAT j. ChusIaniiy?" Evening sub
leci. " How Christ Can9 O. Church sunday
school nj $50 4. ". Clas,-meotiUg at $40 y.
~ P-ayer-,ueetinc NErNys tAY al S.15 y. ".
Young peoples meeting Friday at s:ll 7. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
~ WEST VIEW BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Cary and Meadow Streets
Rrv. l. ". MERCER, Pastor. sunday school,
g.3U A. 81 Preaching az | | A. VI. aud y u.
Goys' meeting, 3 T.. II. Young Peoples MOI
Am Prayer-meetlng WEDNESDAY al o T. NJ
seats free. Visitors welcome. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
s.,.- CIAY.STREET METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Corner Adams and
t.ay).-hey. Il. 4. WuSJN. the Pastor, wih
preach moruihg and night. / A. 81. subject
. fhe nknownble That Must BE known
Epnesians. H.. 10. S:15 T.. NJ. subject: " he
Small Beginning and Ultimate lrumpa Of
Messiah Reign, "a lllustra ed by an handful
OF Corn 10 the Earth on tho Top OF the Mouu-
talns ,Psnims Xxi, 16l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
BlFFALO LITUlA SPRINGS HUTEL,


will be opened Tor visitors juno 18Th.
under tho manage utnt 90 ~. b.. hop.
W.l ls We'll known To- t.e epflI-- -i-ll
D. ople. IA.l- GtsU been several Dow
cottages added t1 the hotel since l.st
season. ami many other lmrroFDms
made. ana the mluaser WIN erItayor
% maxi every one Qu.t. comfortable a-i
their stay pleasant who may favor h.u
with their patronage.
4. ll--m v. h ElEu0p N-uL.nr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
mr.. rIpST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh greet, between brosd anu
tlace strsets)-Keg. j. :. AoKEhEiv, pastor
Pres nins Z, A. NJ. SUNDAY school ut 3:3D
4. NJ. Prayer-meoting every WEpsKsnN HlShr
az X O'clock Al! are IN vitei 10 these services.
La
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
TEE EL.ToN. EEkToN ",

SECOND SEASON UNDER TIT
management Of \. ID. Wright prpretos
Wrghts Hotel. Charlottesville. and "a
Arlington. LynchDurg). All modern im.
proyements. The famous Elk lithia-w1tet
used exclusively for drinking bathiu &.
and culinary purposes For rates. ETC..
address \. y. WRIGHT. The Arlington.
IL. hhIr.. u. IL ln-Im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
n,~ Union STATION MEIHO

DIST CHURCH Crweuty-tolrtn aud y streets
Rnv O. ORE {. yASpsR.IIcg. D. D.. Pastor
II 4. VI. Res. J. :. HUNTER viii preach OK OK
change o puIp.ts'. 7. Vi. no Pastor; s. uu
Sar,. "Tbe Chrisra1 Warr orr Orders Sun-
s,ho,I "a NJ tpwOrth League Il 4;1' !:
s. Prayer-meetins MoNpAy, MSpNE-pAN' eni i
IurRspty p. II. Ohlc,al meeting 4 UEsp@i
AP ". seats free. Public invited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
49,. p,RTON.UFIGHTS BAPTIST

CHURCH Preaching b. the Pastor, he'. H. II.
PiIT 10. d., on SUNDAY 81 IL 4. NJ. ESehlhs
SERVICES viii Dc resumed sunday frayer-
meeting WtpSEsDlY ~ y L. ". Seats nee.
AllWelcOme. 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
s.....r,IP NEW JFRUSALEM mis-

sION. ROOM ~, west Marshlln. Services a; Ill
A. ". ire Rev II WIS r. nIIE vii; praach on
..The womsn In fden.' 10 4. ". sundy
-chOol i:iO =. =. Bible Class. sunlect: =" ms
Spiritual Meaning 81 the story 81 ~ olus.
TTr.p.y \ - NJ the Reading Circle VIII meet
AMI rtpdy Tue spirtu meaning OF plants 10
,re Bible. At the mission room there iss horary
of New church books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
OCEAN SHORE PARK HOTEL
ON TEE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
NIL. K,.....

This delightful ocean resort viii be
opened for the reception Of guests on July
/, 1876
This place offers especial attractions
FOR Bathing. Boating, and Fishing. Large
and pleasant rooms.
The cuisine and service excellent
Terms moderate.
For rates address
CHARLES H. JOHNSTON.
Manager.
ie 27-2w Virginia Beach. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
.irN1'Ar CHURCH

sF7y~ MONUMENTAL CHUkCh.I
services nj II 4. NJ. and O p. ". sunday 'cno !
NJ o.45 \. VI. Rev. tgS>ER : siiVhNhf'
Rector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29

TlAN yEIRCU tNtr-nar ssreet between Grs-
ham and hgncocA).--Ros. II. G. Gt9sisos, Pas
Tor, wi, prench at IL \. y. aud T.. NJ. sunday
school st $50 A. N. Christian kndeavor T.
N. SUNDAY. Prays-mooting =, 81. Wkpsks
LAY, sea.s free. public cvgaisly invited. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
49, TprNrTy METHODIST EPIS-

Cop,I CHIRCH corner OF Broad and Twentl-
ON streets Rev JosnUA :. III SfE2. Pastor.-
Preaching at IL N. by hey. GEORGE =; NAS-
pEPslICE aud At SD p. NJ. by me Faflc,.
W,nNFspAY NIGHT service a. S:l5. kpHor n
ie,rua viii meet FRIDAY NIGHT al S:iJ.
Mems prayer and expeuence-meetins rom >
to4P. 81. sunday scnOo, at $40 A. NJ. Coid'@l
invita- ion 10 all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
toy CHURCH OF THE COVE.

NANI corner PsrS avenue and Harrison
street. l-ias.or, Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART. d.
vine service SABBATH at IL A. VI. ana i. VI.
saUb,th School, $3.50 A. VI. Eid-weck service
NEDSsspAY At 4. ". Society Christian IN
dessor zach SABBATH at 1:l5 L. "a. seats trsc.
All welcome. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
r.,- PINE STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Pine and Alhematle streets
Hoy. j. Is. uCr.oN, Pastor Preaching SUNDAY
AZ IL 4. ". and s T. NJ sunday school AZ
e Young mems prIyer-meering MONDAY AZ
p NJ. Young peoples prsyor-meeIins FRIDAY
atS y " seats Tree. All welcome. -
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~, ia. s,HShor~ To- Morrow,

CAPTAIN J. T. Bailey a Co. Will run an
other Of their delightful excursions 10
Norfolk and old Point tomorrow via
the Chesapeake and Onio road. The tiat
leaves at $50 A. ~. and the run VIII be
made in two hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
BrnNCIrY spnINGS. ". ~.

The Berkeley Springs Hotel opea5
JtNE lst Tor the reception OF guests.
Tho hotel has been renovated. reraperd %.
these celebrated springs are LJ,-d for
tho cur OF rheumatism, govt. s,u dice
eases. &c. For further Information dp-
ply 10 CHARLES p. JACK ana a. 10.
tNGEE. P.0pret0ls. BelEe.cy Springs
Hotel ". Va. d. li-l.tr