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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

piria Beach, and Loudoun county. re
will be In charge OF St Pauls cnurch
during the next few weeks. During 'na'
time the evening services VIII De uls-
pensed with. The services viii continue
to be held in the lecture-room until Dr.
CarmIchaers return.
Notes About the Catholics.
The services at the Cathedral SUNDAY
were very largely attended. Very Kew
Father F'rioll said mass at oeiocA.
The Bishop celebrated and preached al
. O'Clock. and Father AherR sang high
mass at the usual hour, the sermon pe'hs
preached by Father Frioli.
Rev. Father Lcodgar. Of Bristol, Va
was the celebrant Of the Z o'clock mass
at st. Mary's church on Sunday. Inc
members OF the Sodality attended the
service. wearing the sashes ana regaIla
OF their order. and received the hoy com.
munIon. Very Rev. Father NHiDdlu
of.iciated at the o'clock mass, anu
preached stirring sermon In EngIsh on
the Gospel OF the day. Rev. athei ~
drew. the new assistant priest AZ 'i'e
church sang high mass at the usual hour'
"a nreached an able and eloquent ser
mon Vespers were sung at the regular
bour followed by benediction OF the
Blessed Sacrament a..
,-bo usual services took place AT tne
sacred.H Heart church. Father OReiiiy
ofciated at high mass, and preached q"
the Gospel Of the day. ,,o,,,o,d
Tho nriests of the Diocese OF hichihoiIu
went into retreat yesterday NJ beotse
Town College. Washington. d. I. ne
richmond contingent left on the I'iu-'"'
train.
n,,cipIes sundny-schOoi Associ"''""
There was a large attendance AT the
b,-nonthIv meeting Of the Disciples sun
dav school Association held at MARSHALL
street church Sunday afternoon Win
president George c. White IN the chalr'
The exercises were opener WIN sI"e
,,, Tho hymn. Meath the Banner or
~. ne &C /" the West-End Mission Sun
dav school. which had won the banner at
the last meeting, marching in In body
with the banner.
Air George W. Anderson led the de-
votional exercises, after which the scho-
lars gave a delightful programme OF
,oci,ations. While all the little ones
acquitted themselves well. the recitation
bv Nellie Clayton. of Manchester. was
especially enjoyable.
The address was delivered by Rev
4. Spencer, Of Cowardin-AVenu
christian church. Manchester. Inc hIsl
mart OF his talk was to the adults on the
importance or the SUBWAY -,
factor in church works, and urging that
il be not made a side-show. ne ,neh
smoke TO the children on the dinerehc'e,
between n somebody and a "nobody'
illustrating his remarks on the PACK
hoard All the schools presented eHce',
lent reports. the Marshall-Street scnoos
standing at the head, with per cent oi
81 thereby holding the banner LOT t"e
next two months.
,Tbe following table will give the figures;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

The quarterly meeting OF the baptist
Sunday School Association Of Richmond
and Manchester was held Sunday after
noon at Grace-Street church. In the
absence Of the president. Mr.. William
E,Ilvson was called To the chair. The re-
ports. an abstract OF which is appended
showed a total average attendance or
52lS, which is gratifying increase over
the preceding month.
After the reading Of the reports Rev
]. w. Daugherty, pastor Of Fulton church,
addressed the meeting. lie spoke
with considerable force in favor Of
more general use Of the Holy Bible in the
classes. opposing the too prominent use
of modern lesson-helps, and predicting
that the Sunday school Of the future
would 60 back TO the exclusive study OF
the Scriptures themselves. He was fol-
lowed by Judge r. A. Hancock. who ex-
nressed himself strongly in favor OF the
international system OF lesson-helps.
The music was Of an exceptionally high
order: Mr.. Ernest Cosby at the piano, be
ing assisted by two violins, a eornet'
and two flutes.
The chairman announced that at the
last meeting Of the Executive Board II
was decided 10 make an appropriation OF
| 500 to the City Missionary Society, 10 De
used in part payment for lot ana tenn
| uorarv house OF worship on the corner
! OF Thirty-second and Marshall streets, al
which point the Baptist tent has been To-
Gated for some weeks past. and where it
/ is proposod 10 organize a Baptist church
| I'm the near future.
GOOD SHOWING FOR JUNE.
From the monthly reports the follow
| ing figures are taken:
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A hog for the Governor.

The Norfolk Landmark Of Sunday says;
Governor O'Ferrall and Captain W. T..
Hudglns. commodore Of the virginia
oyster navy, were in Norfolk THURSDAY
and on that day the latter took occasion
10 present 70 the former very manu-
some and highly appreciated gift. II was
a magnificent dog. English mastln. about
twenty months old. and weighing about
l75 pounds. The animal was secured from
a friend by Captain Hudgins. ana Is a
valuable animal. Mr.. Lynn. Super.ntend-
ent Of the Penitentiary, who was also IN
Norfolk on that day. but who went 10
Richmond Friday, took charge OF
.RodJo' 0he dogs name) and carried
him TO his home in the capital city "
As the Governors family was about to
leave for the summer, he has turned
"Roddo" over 10 Major Lynn TO be Kept
until the children, who are greatly taken
with the dog, return TO the city
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wYTuv-,-'.t.i.
Death Of Allen y. Misunderstanding
the sinnIi-Pox.

WYTHEvILLE. VA, July b.-CSpe-
ciai)-Mr. Allen p. Walker. a son Of
General James A. walker. died to-day
from the effect OF a gun-shot wound Re-
ceived several weeks ago while sGaV'ing
the Grocer Iron Company's coal niincF
against the strikers. He was accidentally
shot by a fellow-guard. He leaves a
wife and two small children.
The Board OF Supervisors met here to-
day TO take more vigorous measures 10
stamp out the smallpox. when has made
its appearance on Cripple creek, IN this
county.
A negro who has been working a; Po-
cahOntas brought II there several weeks
ago, but the disease was rot thought 10
besmall-pox at first. The victim iied end
seven we'll defined cases ~ smallpox
have since broken out. II is thought
however. that owing TO the vigorous
measures taken II Will not make much
further htadway
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16
SUMMER RESORTS.
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT.
ALLEGHANY HOTEL,
GOSHEN, VA.

Reaauful scenery. high a.ut.I.. gel
livery. fnl beautiful drNcs. !W "1 A..n
81 cold sulphur. Alum,
beate. M other Waters on tp POD '.
simmer This is the finest hotel i
most d-lehtml summer resort 1 .''
state. Paies reasonable. having ben i-
duced. and will be- from So ORD fH
month. Special ratcs for people "AJ Ht'-
FIerythine connected with this bore.
Is frst-class and very complete I'D
hesitate one moment but come tiaa
Anvfhlng we have YOU can get
berr NAHDNET = WOOD
Propretufr
7. NJ Gathrlght. Manager. y ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

klCHMONDt VA. 49,,
Founded IN 1850 Session opens FIJI
DAY. SEPTEMBER 10Th. Five University
men and one Busness-College graduate
teaching In upper school. three ladies' IN
the lower Roll for 1875. Ia. Prepares
boys for any American university or col
lege. and for the military, naval, or tech-
meal schools .......,.
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE RECORD.
University Of Virginia: TWO degrees
seventeen diplomas IN the y. A. and NJ. 4.
courses. Washington and Lee University
Two degrees. six diplomas ana distliic-
tons. Richmond College: Two degrees
twenty-five diplomas and distinctions.
Virginia Military Institute. Gen raj first
I'm fourth class. first IN ma thcmatics IN
third class. high rank for other repreft n
fatives. four promoted 10 be ccrrordie
medal Tor 0ratogy Columbia college 81.
O.. Cornell and Lehigh Universities. ana
stevens Institute. Each one representa-
tive. who graduated with distinction.
For further particulars terms * see
catalogues in bookstores, or adlres
JOHN +. MCGUIRE.
No. Z north Beyidere.
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can do our enemles-ah. let the thoughI
OF that be far from Va. To hate ana IN
lure. that is the way for woridings 10
act But II we would be worthy OF our
meek and spotless Redeemer let us bless
them that curse us. and pray for them
that despitefully use US. and our enemies
will be enrolled among our blessings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16
ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

DAM LILLE. y. .
Thirtv-slxth annual session begins SEP
TEMBER 10. 1895. Eight schools In col
legiate course. Also. music, arr. elocuuon,
phvsical culture. and a complete business
course Teachers OF large experience ana
III bigh rcDutatlon. Order and health ~
school unsurpassed No better home
schools for girls In Virginia. Boarding ca
pacity limited 10 forty. Ch7rges I asoh-
able-a happy mean between extremes.
send for catalogue. G. +. JAMES. y. A.
D. D.. President. w lo-lt
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THE COLLEGIATE AND MILITARY
INSTITUTE. Suffolk, Va. chartered in
iS72. prepares I'm law. medicine. and resu-
lar academic for higher classes ~ JOINS
HOPKINS. University Of Virginia. Wander
hiIt or West Point Strong fHculty N
eight. with FUN professor o. music. Ac-
Communications first-ciass. Terms. S'i.N
per term Special terms % worthy boys
with limited M ans. Catalogues and t.-
timouiais sent on application j. =. kEk-
NODLE. NJ. a. trinity; X. 7. CRAN-
LEY. y. 4. O.. OF Na). Head Aasie r.
Suffoik va. Is l6-Tu Fr&Sulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

Fast-End and College-Niew mission
failed 10 send their reports. The coliec-
tions for the orphanage during the
month aggregated 1921, and those Tor
the association, SJs.S.
The August meeting will be held with
the Stockton-Street church, Manchester.
Rr,ef Notes About the Churches.
Rev. G. r. Williams baptized two men
In the penitentlary Sunday morning. He
held services at the Soldiers Home at IL
NJ In the afternoon he had out the
Cospel-v,agon, and. aided by several
Christian workers, held services with
crowds that gathered around the wagon.
Rev. Mr. Hayes. who Is supplying the
p,,lpit of Emmanuel church during Dr.
Nelson's vacation. preached to large con-
gaflons on Sunday. Mr.. Hayes IL
thoughtful. earnest speaker, and has al
ready become popular with the Emmanuel
congregation.
Services were conducted by Mr.. Joe
White at the Union Gospel Mission sun
aay morning, and by DR.. Long Ia the
evening. Prayers were offered for the
speedy recovery OF Mrs. Glover. who
usually conducts the meetings. Mr.. Nu-
CENT held the regular services at Broad
| street Mission. where night service will
take place at o'clock throughout the
week.
A new mission has been established I'M
der the Exchange Hotel. on Fourteenth
street. The dcdcatoIy service was held
last night.
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TuIRp ANIMAL EXCURSION 10 oIO
POINT

7 ,T-REI-ST METHODIST CHrRrE
i'-A THURSDAY. July 18Th.
Round Trip, 81
The train will leave the On. 't.e a-i
ohio Depot G3road-Street stat a
N. Returning, leaves oid PONY ~
T. NJ. The train VIII stop 81 .' "F
i''''''"-'o jy5tiif6r
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AI.LEGIINNY sPRINe.. ~.

The greatest dyspepsia-wa'cr known;
endorsed by the State 81 e4lctl s1cer.
and awarded gold medal and diploma %
Worlds Fair. Chicago. M1-f
simmer resort in the mountains ~ SUP
g'nia. Elevation 100 feet Iea1'
lawn " 40 acres, me Wlf
gui drives. good livery; htnl
music. Terms moderate. Write fYr rIc..
a. ar r4mph,et containing te-tm.ua -
from prominent physicians and etr.r
ties III emlnence. .. a. COLIN.
VIZ Pr.4r..fnr
r. r. STYLL. Il. D.. Ph. g.. Ersd-ai
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srIrcr ExcrRsIoN To oLD rnNr

by the ladies' ~ Grac.-S.re ,..
church THURSDAY Mol'NlN> 80 li'f .
a. sen \. NJ sharp. Leaves oi ir.
returning. at 100 Il. N. r. trt
Adults. 81: children II years aUi DOL.
s0c Tickets for sale az tram.
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CROCKETT ARsENIC-LITHiA
SPRINGS.

elevation 1900 feet, opens JUNE De- la.
4 quiet mountain resort tA.l
equipped FOR HOT AND COLD Alt-l'-.
LfTifIA BATHS. which. com..url H1
tha internal Use 81 the Wa..l rif.4y
restores Dr0ken-doWn and ufnf" tfh.4
Nervous Systems. Cur-s lh l.Ii-.,
Cout Dyspepsia, Skin Ergtl . ---
soUnia. Kidney and Bla llel D.
Diabetes. and Brlshrs Disease cen
and beaut.ie5 tho complcAllu. N'.. ~
pamphlet. N. g. THOMAS. Nlrlses
my 22-2m Shawsyir. "a
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we have six Nice wagons
Excursions. and Hay-Ri1ing ior 1fa l.
short notice and reasonable pI.r
in want az any time ~iil please il'.f IS
with their orders. ........., ...
JAMES MDONOIGH o. On.
~ if-Su VuNlh3t
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PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY IS. 1895.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.

PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY IS, 1895.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltl-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamghip City OF Columbia, Janney,
New York. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Gloucester. Howes. Balti-
more; passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Gloucester, Howes. Boston
via Norfolk; passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City Of Columbia, JanDey,
New York via Norfolk. PASSENGERS and
steamship baltimore. Bennett. Balti-
more; passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 18th.
tBy te.egraph)
ARRIVED.
German steamship Resolute, Pensacola.
British steamship Mira, Pensacola.
Schooner ". T. Huston. FAN River.
Schooner W. Arlington, Providence.
British steamship Mira. Greenock.
Schooner Il. 4 t. Hargr2Ves, froVi-
denee.
schooner Bayard Barnes. New Haven.
Schooner Grant, Norfolk.
Schooner Governor Ames, Providence.
Barge Ronicut. New York.
SAILED
German steamship Remus, Fernandlna.
Schooner Bayard Barnea, New Haven.
Schooner W. X. Hood Providence.
Schooner ". W. Ward. Bangor.
Barge Rondout. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

Stonewall club. No. %, i. l.. n, held
it's regular meeting last night in the par
lors OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation. The programme consisted OF a
mock trial Of Parker, the gold-brick
swindler. The exercises were Of a very
interesting character. and were greatly
enjoyed by those present. Mr.. Burruss
acted as Parker. and did his part well
The lawyers also acquitted themselves
handsomely. The court officials also took
their parts very cleverly.
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Orders for printing sent 10 the Dis
patch Company viii be given prompt at
tentIon. and the style OF work and prices
vill be sure II please you.
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uorKuRFDGE HaTiIS.

Swimming pool 5UNsJ feet 40 fo2s So
phur. Llth.a, ans Alum Water Boa
me- FISHING and Hunting. Terms
~ week SAM. b. MORRISON. n. ID.
4. 10-lne Pr0pretlr.
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.uonu the EpiscOpalinns.

on,te a number OF Episcopal ministers
gathered AT noon yesterday In the VestrN-
room OF ST. Pauls church, but no oinciai
meeting OF the Richmond Glorious was
held.
Bishop ]. b. Newton has just returned
"a the city from a trip OF visitation IN
the various parts Of the diocese, ana
expects 10 stay in Richmond for the re-
meinder Of the month. Among the con-
armations administered by him recently
are the following: Lincolna, Fairfax
county. 7; Seminary Chapel, AiexandFia'
2. West End. Fairfax county, 5; Grace
Church, Goochland county, 10; SCOTS
VILE. /: Christ church. Albemarie county
/; Bremo. /: Columbia. 2
The yard OF Chris; church, this city
has been tastefully arranged. 1t ~ cen
trally located Ia the parish. and the LADIES'
~ The Kings Daughters of the church
vi to-day begin there to conduct lawn
Marty which Will be continued every
| evening during the week. All deiicacles
| Of the season Will be provided. and the
public Is invited 10 attend.
Rev. Dr.. A. Il. Kinsolving, rector OF
| christ church, Brooklyn. y. Y. who has
| been visiting Rev. L. X. Mason III thls
| city. has started for mis- home.
REV. 5. s Hepburn. OF Hanover county,
was among the visiting brethren yester-
| day
rev. DR.. Carmichael has gone to join
/ MS family at Orient. l.. l., and intends
| 10 be absent during the month OK August.
| Rev. z. 5. Fariand. the assistant rector
| Of St Pavrs. has returned from bis va
| cation. which he spent at Norfolk, VIZ
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GLEN MOUNTAIN H0~5.


SECOND SEASON UNIl- i'.
MANAGEMENT 81 \. d. Wright
Wrlghts Hotel. Charlotte s,..u i
Arlington, Lynchbur0. Al m..
proyemeuis The famous ia A.-
used exclusively for dr.uainf lA-''-.'
and culinary purposes. Tor .-i.'
address 4. D. WRIGHT. Tie al.
INnclhura Va.
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MEETINGS.
EXCURSIONS. PIc-Nrcs. 40.
EXCURSION

by THE LADIES OF THE
CHURCH or THE COVENANT
ON THE
STEAMER POCAHONTAF
JULY 18TH st l p v
supper viii be served on Che hoff. ....
ice-cream. crabs. etc.
Tickets. Gentlames. % cents. iaI. OIL!
children. - cents.
~ 18th. Su. T.lT.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

COMFORT
AT OLD POINT. PORT 49,
THE siEltA oob ....s
offers overy ATTRACTION o. aa
haallh. gcst. ana 'fas rl $50
fsnine 0a tay and get-i.
basiiae hcautlfui drives. n..t.
,v Music Dy The Fort i'..'.. .l .,ei
bright gea9fi 20. aAi t...-i si.9
70 re rms s. a day: 50 a wees
wards. .,Dr,t, unIN .t
Address 49, I.r..r ..i r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

\ lot Of white and colored tramps were
before Justice Tyler yesterday ana Sc
curity was required Of them.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 10, 1895.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New
York: merchandise and passengers
George w. Allen & Co., agents.
schooner George ". Anderson, Gale
FddyVille. cement: Warner Moore < Co.
Schooner Oakland, Baltimore, cement
s. II. Halves * CO.
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MoINTAIN-TOP HOTEL AID
SPRINGS

over Rocknsh Gap. Blue Ridge Morna tt
2O0O feet above the level OF tla -.i
views. "a delightful summer fes t
board. strong iron springs. many 'IAl
lions 10 the Invalid. pleaaIf f.i
FAMILIES. OF easy access. Adlrc - 'A
MAggIr & co. Alton Va
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COBB'S ISLAND.

V.rg.n!a's seaside resort n N
Ocean. Enr.sal.ed for JOS Ill.
ana magnificent View VI t.
crease OI hotgi dctoW.1 'tt,
improvements. Those drt.F ...H
shooting and nsligs can H .f
Island Route. We wAl
u.y1 nOrth-bound aad tle Is.
train ~ Cobb's station, ga T.-
Philadelphia ana NOTION .,.tr. o..
ssngers transferred % .r.t. 500
Terms $50 ger day, ,l- r.a l.4-
Ger month For further
dress COBB s. SPADl ii So.
5bySu. Tu&N@ I'm S ,... 80.
SUMMER BOARD - a.t..
TAINS OF VIRGINIA.
beautiful scenery, Aur Ip. ..I--.
and vehicles Terms f. t. r.I.
r. ". RANDOLPH. kesH
county. Va.
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Eood,c Ollie easy 70 buy. easy to take
llCOO . IALo easy u effect &c.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JULY 1s 1895.
Sun rises ........ SOB High Tide
sun SETS ....... 7.29 Morning ..........1e:69
Moon rises ......12:C0 Evening. .....l:9l
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Steamer POcahOntas, Graves, NORTON
merchandise ana passengers; Irwin Weis
ger, superintendent.
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Bnptist sunday-school Association.

New scholars reported, 80.
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MAKE Us MISSIONARIES.


"Our enemies are a divine means of
converting US into missionaries. When a
man does you a wrong-when he tres
passes against you'-he at once becomes
the object on which you are to expend
your most affectionate and faithful labors.
You must go 10 him, 90 alone, 90 In
grace and discretion, and show him his
error and save him from IL. This you
are to do not to upbraid him nor 10 in
dulge In censure, but that you may really
save him. This work OF Cancellation we
are 10 press as long as there IS hope.
and in doing this we are laDoring as mis-
slOnaries for the recovery OF those VINO
trespass against us. IL is not possible to
conceive q even a righteous man under
more thrilling and heavenly conditions
than when he IL meekly and studiously
toiling 10 save the soul Of one who Is
sternly hostile 10 him. OF all the beati-
tudes which come 10 us from having enc
niles none is so great as that which per-
talns 10 those who save those who are
set on destroying them.
1T is a light matter 10 have enemies
II we live rightecusly in this present
world we must expect that enmity.
Jealousy. pride. suspicion. and folly will
strike us many blows Under these
strokes IL is natural 10 smart and wrlthe
but let US be sober. There Is victorious
power In patience. They who have
strength TO forbear and he silent will get
the victory. Not only will we master our
selves. but the Lord will make even our
enemies acknowledge our righteousness
and testify to our integrity. Gideon
learned a great lesson from his foes. and
turned 1t to good account The evil We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16


The Rev. Lewis +. Hite preached at
the New-Church mission rooms Sunday
morning on the STORY Of Cal AM
Abel" and lectured in the evening on
..'rhe Second Day" The story OF Cain
and Abel. he said tells OF the first APP
pearance OF the doctrine and life of faith
alone In the religious history Of the race.
The story describes the religious condition
OF the race Immediately after the fan,
The outcome Of the spneai 10 the eases
as the test OF truth and as the source OF
all real enjoyment WAS the develop
ment OF two varieties OF religious life
one found It's chief delight and satisfac-
ton In knowing ,ne ;rutu-e. the tr"tf
that was contained In the traditions that
had come down 70 them from the pre-
yious ages This tradition was the Bib.e
OF the times. and contained their articles
OF faith The other was a very simple
and practical obedience 20 the precepls
OF life which had been handed down 10
them, and a real enjoyment in the exer-
else OF the good affections u the hear
which such obedience resulted in. These
two types are Familiarity recosnized-the
one in the man who always knows. bat
never does the other In the man who
does whenever the opportunity comes
The state OF mind which - satisfied
with knowing the way 20 Heaven and
ends fts chief deligh; in understanding
ana teaching about n heavenly life, but
which never takes the further step %
put,ing knowledge into practice. Is me
faith alone state. The state o; the heart
that expressed itself in dong me L. i
that constitute heavenly life and finds
us greatest delight In 50 doing Is charity
n, A. ulain from what IL said about
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-27
AT THE ARMORY.

The Ocala Rifles met at the ar
mory last night and went through
the drill. The company went
down on the street and were put
through the manual Of arms by
Capt. Davidson.
The Rifles will give hop at the
armory tonight, where the gallant
soldier boys and their lovely part
ners will go through the latest fig
ures, in the may waltz on that
beautiful waxed floor Of the arm
ory parlor. All friends of the
Rifles are invited. A pleasant
time is assured to all.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-27
NOTICE..

The firm of r B. Mitchell &
Co. is hereby dissolved and the
business will be conducted in the
name of the Post Office Drug Store,
r. B. Mitchell being no longer
connected with the business.
All of the obligations of the late
firm will be PAID.
Posi- OFFICE DRUG STORE.
w. A. REDDING, Manager.
Sept. 27, 1895. Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-27
FOR SALE.

Eight-room cottage in the city
of Ocala. Lot contains acres,
with stable, carriage house, ser
wants house, well, cistern, fruits,
flowers, etc.
Fifteen acres good land under
fence adjoining, just outside city
limits, can be leased for term Of
years very low if desired. Enquire
at this office.