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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26

TWO Young horses. color, dark red.
weight 1925. 1850 Have been driven
double. Apply to G. a. Bruce, North
Whitedeld, Maine. sept2l,dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26

Four fine Jersey cows. No. DeLaval
Separator nearly new, cost $lzo; one pair
Perley II. Milliken; one new set double
driving harness. farming tools, &c. Adj
dress Harry Fl. Blanchard, North White
field, Me-, or inquire of II. +. Blanchard,
Augusta, Me. septSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26

jerome Small of Auburn, is visiting
friends in this city for Few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26
Local Matters.
Summer Has Fled.

Moan. . yc Autumn winds,
Summer has fled.
Tho flowers have closed their tender
Leaves and die;
The lilys gracious head
All low must lie
because ;he gentle Summer now is dead.
Adelaide Proctor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26

The elegant estate situate in Augusta.
streets. owned by Erastus Bartlett Esd,
and formerly occupied by DR.. j. o. Webs.
ter; it comprises a very large tract OF
nh in the heart OF the city, and the
house is most thoroughly built. equipped
with furnace bath room. set range, open
fire places and thorough system OF plumb
inc. The stable which is detached from
The house could easily be turned into Il
dwelling. To be sold at Il low price. APP
Div to or address Lendall Titcomb, Au-
iriista, Maine nov13,dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26

The Orchestral club gave an assem-
bly, in Meonian han last night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26

Two house lots on Lincoln street. Adj
dress Nellie NJ. Stevens. City. apr2N. DIT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26
TO LET.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS

EItctFlNN anu rOIlNVNlttlI 70 post OIIlCe.
State House and churches G. w
Fletcher SO Chapel street. sept2idtf
House of nine rooms. nearly new. cor
ner Cross and Hospital streets city
water; so per month. Inquire Of W. Fl.
Bruce, (Bruce Bros.l. Cony St.
septe6 dive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26

Windsor drew heavily from this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-26

TO a family or small club. during the
Legislative season. Il large furnished
house. Well heated With hot water sys-
TEN. lighted by electricity and has tel
ephone. Furnishing includes everything
with the exception of table silver. Ad-
dress ;. kennebec journal. Augusta.
Sent2G.di
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22

LOUISA, VA. Dec. 2i.-SDecial-T
most elegant affair Of the season was
given last Friday evening. at the Hotel
Piedmont, by Mrs. +. W. Sims. Mrs. W.
+. Bib. and Miss Blanche Maddux. the
most charming Of hostesses. Inc
guests, numbering twenty-six. were as
follows: Mcsdames Gordon Barrett. Hen
derson, ponnally. Maddux. Levy, and
McCue; Misses Marshall Chiles, Bib.
keene. and Porter; our popular young
Judge +. w. Sims: Messrs. ". G.. BiDD.
J. j. Porter. X. L. Barrett. l.. Levy.
c. Donally. II. G. Chandler T.. ~. por-
ter. +. Terrell J NJ. ana J . McCOmb.
The amusement was delightful pro-
erosion in euchre OF six tables but the
merriest and most popular spot in the
room was the booby-table presided over
by Mr.. w T.. Bib. who seemed
TO have a system OF his own. Ev-
cry time the bell rang at the head ta-
bic. the sound was greeted with such
shouts Of exultation from the victors
and OF vigorous protest from the
unfortunates. that even the chandelier
crystals seemed 10 scintilate with tie
gaiety. and all felt that they had taken
a new lease OF life.
The meat supper was served IT 10
and the sweets at ? o'clock. When the
doors of the dining-hall were thrown
open. the, scene was truly dazzling. The
lengthy T-shaped banquet tables were
presided over al each end by lovely
young hostess. and dainty china. spark
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
The Dolls Wedding.

There's n wedding to-day in the garden
below.
Where the pinks and margolds stand in
"a row.
The prettiest wedding that ever was seen.
l know. for peepeu through the trelhses
green.
The bride is a doll that is nearly as tall
As the fly that leans to look over the
wall
In a gown of pink silk she IS gorgeously
dressed
With a plume in her hat and a brooch on
her breast.
The groom is a sailor boy gallant and
bold.
In cap and jacket all braided with
gold.
Doth dollies belong TO lassie OF three
Whose face bubbles over with frolic and
glee).
There are roses above. there are roses
around.
And the petals OF roses lie thick on the
ground
And the robin IS there with his silvery
flute,
And the oriole clad in his lame-colored
suit
LITTLE Tiny. tho terrier. married the pair.
sitting on a bench with n serious air.
with grandmother's kerchef as clerical
clothes.
And grandmother's spectacles over his
nose.
Frank Loslle's Monthly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
THE rIMES-RICHMOND VA. TUESDAYS DECEMBER %. 1885,

ling crystal, handsome centre-pieces, BAN
quet-lamps, the tangle OF vines ana
CLEAN OF holly-berry. furnished FEAST
for the eye. and the choice menu
wholesome gladness.
And shall / mention the gowns, 80
far eclipsed by the beauty and attrac-
tons of the wearers? Nay. l VIII not
further than TO say they in every way
comported with the elegance OF the oc-
casion. But shall | be pardoned II
pay a compliment in passing to the SIN
gle ladies present? Miss Maddux. ever
fascinating. was at her best; Miss Janet
Bibb. with kissed hair and cheeks
ofx Aurora's own dawn. and manner
all her own: Misses Marshall. Porter
and Keene. each a different type OF
beauty. but all charming ana MISS
Chiles. with her magnetic sweetness OF
face and character.
The first ladies' prize-a gold souvenir
spoon. was won by Miss keene.
First gentlemen's prize-a handsome
Fundamentally Mr.. W. T.. Bibo.
Second ladies' prize-a white satin ven
case-Miss Porter.
Second gentlcmon's prize-a scarl-pih-
by Mr.. &. Donally.
BOBBY prizes-by Miss Marshall ana Dr.
Il. l.. Barrett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
Reflection of a Bachelor.

A man IS never beaten until he admits
Il. 4 woman isn't beaten even then.
4 married man likes TO have dog
around. because it always looks as IL II
were sorry for him.
when a man Is said TO be attentive"
IN a Young woman it means that they
aren't married yet.
When some women get 20 heaven they
will pick ont extra big wings so they can
nv away from the men angels.
When a man takes his sister out he
ALWAYS acts as though he wanted every
hodv to know she wasn't his best girl.
II Is beautiful and poetical TO refer 10 a
catornillar as an unfinished butterfly.
but II is mean and cynical 10 call a but
ternv an overdone caterpillar.
The man who sneers AT woman for
not Giving ND her fare on a street car
&c the same one who borrows his neigh
bors pass uhen he has to so to Chicago
New York Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22

Interesting service at Dr. Thomas = Dun
nway's Church in Fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG. Dec. 2l.-SpeciiL
Sunday was red-lctter day for the
Fredericksburg Baptist church. a very
large. Interested and sympathetic con-
ercgation assembled at IL o clock TO near
Tho thirticth anniversary discourse de-
Hvcrcd by their beloved pastor, Rev. Or.
Thomas 5. Dunaway. from the text.
what Hath God Wroueht?' Numbers.
xiii. %. After explaining the circunl-
stances under which the words OF the
text were uttered the Doctor dwelt AT
some length on the nature, design ana
mission of true church Of Christ and
then emphasized the fact that whatever
of growth. success and prosperity this
church had enjoyed for the past thirty
years. was what God had wrought
through the agency Of his people. and 10
Him an the praise and glory belonged.
Though they had planted and watered,
God had given the increase.
lie then briefly reviewed the history OF
the church Tor the past three decades.
and showed that II had been a period Of
steady growth and prosperity. During
that time there had been added to the
church 1904 members The losses by
death. removals and other causes are 81.
showing a net gain Of 423 with present
membership OF G3l. OF those who con-
stitutcd the church when ne became pas
tor only 81 are now members. males and
% females. and these were mentioned by
name. While speaking In terms Of praise
Of the living. the pastor paid a high tri-
butte "a TN men cries Of the dead VINO
wrought so faithfully and so Loyalty with
the pastor while they lived. The sunday
school, which now numbers some 600.
was reported in a most prosperous condi-
ton under the management of the eff
cicnt superintendent. \. r. towering.
aided by an efficient corps OF officers and
teachers.
Dr. Dunaway further stated that the
spirit OF missions I'm the church had
grown from year TO year and that
more had been given 10 missions home
and foreign, this year than i'm any pre-
viOus year. the sum reaching sGi The
church during his pastorate had raised
for all purposes something like 100000
The church was congratulated. while
thanks were given 10 God for the peace
harmony. unity and brothcrly love which
continued 10 exist.
At the close Of the tender and appro-
pirate discourse. which was listened to
with deep and solemn interest. as
thank Offering to God. a collection wac
taken for the poor and a good sum
was realized. When the congregation
was dismissed the faithful and affection
ate pastor quickly took his stand at tho
front door and shook the hands of all
present as they passed out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
cit, Hall Notrs.

Two cases were disposed Of In the hus-
tines Court yesterday. Eddie BurN, cnaTs-
ol with assault. was acquitted. ana Mar
tha Webb. on tho charge OF Keeping a
disorderly house was fined 50 ana Jaiied
for six hours.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
bv fine clerk AS follows. John l.. Men and
Matte b. Elicit. Charles J.. Phillips ana
Lucy ~. Mullen, Henry y. Hardin ana
Sarah Jane Mann.
In the city Circuit Court the following
suits were dismissed Thalhimer Bros.
against Or. !. O. J.. Allen, ana }. ,.
bradley against Mrs j. O. +. Allen.
A memorandum for suit was He'd IN the
Law and Equity Court yesterday morning
bv Ellis b. Southworth against Preston
Bcivin for 5000. Suit has been instituted
by Aaron Graham. surviving partner,
against the Wanerstein Produce Com
pany. Damages. S.40o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
THE CITY OFPETERSBURG
1CIIVITY ~ IHE JUNIOR ORDEh
UNITED AMEKICaN MECHANICS.
DIR Booth Appointed Railroad Surgeon.
Catholic knights Elect ohcers-su"-
day school Workers.

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. l-SpeciaL-
Virginia Council. Junior order United
American Mechanics OF this city, will have
its annual supper next month. Washing
ton Council, OF this city. will install their
new officers on the 9Th Of next month
Deuuty State Councillor George y. Thomp-
son viii have charge. The council located
at clifton Forge will place iass on
the public schools there February I'd next.
They have invited Thomas -. lvey, OF
this city. who IS State secretary OF the
order, to present the flags for them SnouId
Mr. IVey accept. IT will be the niteenth
flag he hss thus presented at different
points in the State.
Deputy State Councillor Thompson con-
templates the formation OF Past Coun-
cilor's Association here. the object being
systematic furtherance OF the work OF
the order.
Or. James +. Booth. Of this city. has
been appointed surgeon for the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company III Pc
tersburs.
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
Petersburg Branch Catholic knights OF
America. has elected the following OIL
GERS for the ensuing term: spiritual d.
rector. Rev. T. J. OFerrall, Ppresident.
j. +. Brown: Recording Secretary. j. T..
Powers. Financial Secretary, J. j. Kill
martin; Treasurer, r. T.. Moran; Sentinel,
y. -. Akers Trustee for three years,
~ j. Francis.
The BAPTIST Sunday-school, OF Etirick,
Chesterfield county. will have their Christ
mas-tree entertainment on the night Of
the 18th instant.
4 mass-meeting Of Sunday-SchOOl Work
crS Of all Protestant denominations IN the
city was held tonight mt the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. and
was largely attended. An interesting adj
dress was delivered by Professor II. NJ.
Hamili. OF the International Sunday
School Association. Of theUnited States.
There was a very heavy frost here this
morning.
Rev Thomas Spencer, whose illness has
been announced I'm these dispatches, Is
much improved and his attending physi-
clan says he will be able TO be out in
day or two
Mr.. Stephen u. Deshazor. manager OF
the Postal telegraph Office in this city.
was taken suddenly III this morning and
had 10 be sent home this afternoon He Is
much improved.
Mr. G. II. Pyle has returned home from
Dakota.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
Personal Notes.

Bishop Creighton will be enthroned
as Bishop Of London on 81. PaMls Day.
January y.
Ex-Congressman Bellamy Snorer, OF
Cincinnati. has publicly announced MS
conversion TO Roman Catholicism
For the twelfth time in succession
the Prince Of Wales has been Nominated
for the office OF grand master OF English
Mark Masons.
Cardinal Gibbons is a believer IN the
"Kneipp cure" and frequently proved
his faith last Summer by taking early
morning walks barefooted.
Archibald =. Hebbard, who dic' Mt
his home in Westminster. Conn, recent
IL. at the age of - years. had never rid
den in steam cars or any kind OF boat.
David O'Donnell. who was ordained 10
tho Roman Catholic priesthood In Bos-
ton. Is the first graduate of the academic
department of Yale University TO enter
the Roman Catholic priesthood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
SUNDAY ~ PLTLRSETRG,
\ Richmond Minister breaches an Annual
sermon

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. 21.-Special.
Rev. j. $. Dill. pastor Of Nenable-Stroet
Baptist church. of Richmond. delivered
last night The annual sermon before the
Young Ladies Aid Society of the First
BAPTIST church. in this city.
Rev. O. :. wilson, OF Alabama who was
appointed by the General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian church for evangelical
work among the colored people of the
South preached at Tabb-Street Preshy-
tcrian church yesterday morning. and
spoke in the interest of the work IN
which he is engaged. Mr.. Wilson began
his work I'm July hst. and since that time
he has visited AN the colored churches
300 Alabama and one point in Mississippi.
IN Aiaoama one new church and a sab
bath school has been organized. Mr.. VIII
son has not only preached 10 the negroes.
hut he has visited them in their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22

A suit was instituted yesterday after
noon in the Chancery Court by various
creditors OF Lucy 4. Guide TO set aside u
deed executed by her on December 18th
TO Gilbert II. Pollock, trustee. The COM
plainants are Joseph W. Blanton, Simp-
son. Bass q Co, 5. f. Padgett. Conrad
Gross and W. +. Seymour.
The chief object of the suit Ia 10 induce
the court 10 set aside tho preference OF
goo in favor OF Mrs. GUIDES husband.
j. A. GUIDES and the property involved
i'm the controversy is Messcrschmidt' 3
bakery. No. 2l2 west Broad street. and
stock and fixtures.
The plaintiffs also docketod a general
notice cf their suit fotshe benefit of me
outsiders generally. The claims aggre-
gate about s2.l00.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
PERSONAL 1ND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eiciimond's Citi-
zrns and other Matters.


DR. NJ. /. James has removed to 10. S
south Fourth street.
Judge w. ". Crump IS confined to his
residence with severe cough.
Mrs +. $. Stckney has been confined
IN her he'd for a week, suffering with neu-
ralgia. but is now improving.
The condition Of City Gas Inspector.
Joscph NJ. Shelton was somewhat I'M
proved yesterday.
Mr.. /. 1. Thomas. OF New York. is in
Richmond, 10 remain until after the hol-
days.
Colonel Fred. Peasants and wife left
Saturday for Halifax county TO spend the
holidays.
Cadet NJ J.. Bloombers. Of Blacksburg.
will spend the Christmas holidays WIN
his mother. 40. 60 north Fifth street.
ONLY civil cases occupied the attention
Of the HenricO County Court yesterday.
After the days session the court adj
journtd for the term.
CITY Sergeant Epps and Almshouse SUI
perintendont Davis. who have been on
the sick list were reported better yes
tcrday
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday in the Office Of the clerk
of the Henrico County Court: John II.
Frances 10 Hattie VI. Waldrop, and john
j. Tornll 10 Ada VI. Cross.
Calvary Mission Sunday-School will
hsvo it's annual feast 40 Mason's Han.
Franklin street. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets. next Wednesday. al D
o'clock u. NJ. Provisions or money hand
cd 90 or lcn az Office Of Chief Of Police
will boz thankfully received.
Mr.. George W. Stewart. Of Boston.
Mass. the manager Of tho Boston Festi-
val Orchestra. is I'm the city lie Is here
10 make arrangements with the Wednes-
day club for furnishing them with orr
chestra and soloists for their next May
festival.
Mrs. W. G. Erwin. daughter OF Mrs.
4 u. Atkinson. pioprietrcss Of the Lex
ington Hotel. lies dangerously in at her
home I'm Chicago. Mrs. Atkinson received
a telegram yesterday morning stating
that her daughters condition was still
alarming.
Commonwealth's-Att Richardson
was 10 have presented the resolutions
adopted 10y the bar Of Richmond in honor
OF the memory OF Major Richard G.. Pc
gram in the Hastings Court yesterday
but the matter was postponed to some
future date.
Mr. George l.. Currie. Supreme Guar
Gian OF the Golden Chain. IS confined 10
his home by a severe indispositlon. and
Mr. Charles y. Bargamin. Supreme As
sistant Commander. took charge Of the
special meeting OF the East-En Lodge
last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
4 Delightful Ball.

cOOCHLAND c. H.. Dec. I.-speciai.--
on Thursday night last a Iehsnliui pan
vas given at "Maidens' by Mrs. VII
1am Marine OF those PARTICIPATING
were. Misses seigel. Boschen ana Schmidt
~ picbmond. Messrs. Schmidt. Green,
If.rvie Henning. Parsons, and II. X.
Uaase. of Richmond; Misses fahihe
Nlichaux. Addie HenninG, Matte Iilmah'
Page Tilman. Of Powhatan; Mrs. Asoury
Tilman. Mrs w. W MclauN. Mrs. Ut.
u.nning. Mrs. G. II. Palmer. Morewood;
Nlcssrs. Waddy r. MichauN. W. w.
Michaux. G. II. Palmer. Norwood; Ned
Tavlor. Finders Word. Or. William He'll
Ming. Mac. Hennins Charles Kennon,
Charles Balmer. White Balmer, of Pow
hafan. Misses Alberta Norton. Alice Nor
ton. and Mrs. Augustus Norton, Major
Norton. Gus Norton and VIII Norton. OF
Sabot Hill. Misses jamie Stratton. Ma
ME Luce. Genevieve Duke. Alona TICK
er Carrie Cleary, Annie Cleary. Mrs g.
W. Brewing Mrs. John Luce, Mrs. W. J..
Tucker. Mrs. Joseph Hopkins. Mrs. +. T..
Phillips. Mrs Florence Duke. Mrs. j..
b. Davenport. Mrs. j. j. Hoatwrisht' Ms.
w. G. Clarv. of GoOchand, Messrs. n.
=. Harris. \. -. Cornell Van. Cornell,
g. W. Browning j. l.. Stratton. Fred.
Russell. George Je0ries. John Miller, y.
y. Monteiro. j. j. BOatwright W. T..
Tucker. y. g. Miller. Or. Morris Barrett.
Or. a. Il. Truman. Whcatland Tucker,
Walter J.. Miller. w. .. Clary. William
Marine. G. p. Timberlake. l.. +. Duke.
@. r. Tucker. John Luce, and =. 4.
Phillips. OF Goochland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
Municipal McefIngS.

The Committee on RetrenChmont and
Reform viii meet at o'clock this morn
ing in room No. o of the city Han. and
go thence on "a tour Of inspection of Broad
street. in order TO determine on the ma
ture of the report TO be made TO the
Council concerning its condition.
The Committee on Accounts and Print
ing will meet al o'clock this afternoon
i'm room No. 10.
Tho Committee on Finance holds Sos
sion at 7:sO T. NJ. in the Auditors Of
flee.
The subcommittee on streets Will
meet I'm room No. At 1880 O'Clock, TO
assess the damages done personal prop
crty on Fourth street 10y the bursting OF
a waier-piue in that section last univ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
Emory and Henry.

EMORY. VA. Dec. 2l.-Special.-A very
interesting and fruitful revival Is I'm pro-
gress al Emory and Henry College. being
conducted by Rev. J. a. Burrow, Of Pu-
lash city.
Or. r G. Waterhouse. president OF the
college left on the corning train for the
University of Virginia. where he preach
ed 10y special invitation, on sunday
lie will be gone several days and viii
visit the Miller School and the Woman's
College at Lynchhurg Tho college au-
thorities have given week holiday. be-
ginning Thursday the 2ith. Most Of tho
bows will snend their ChrIstmas N homo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22

Pickett Camp Tenders Part OF It's Lot In
HOLLYWOOD for This Purpose

Colonel Paul Z. Winston, commander.
called Pickett Camp TO attention al
o'clock last night and Comrade n. n
Gin acted as chaplain.
Considerable routine business was trans
acted 4 most pathetic and tender COM
nmnication from Comradc 4. y. Calhoun
Withdrawing bis resignation. was read
and appropriate action thereon taken by
the camp.
An interesting and satisfactory report
OF sick comrades was submitted.
The following communication WAS re-
coived and fled among the archieves OF
tho camp.
Major r.. y. Northcn, Commander:
Dear Slr.-Your note just received. and
the ladies Of the committee desire 10
thank Pickett Camp for their ready and
fun response 20 their circular. II al the
camps would DO half as well We would
soon see cur way 90 order the window.
Respectfully.
MRS. GEORGE ROSS.
Chairman"
Past Commander Lochr made a touch
ne settlement Of the death Of an old
Confederate veteran. who came near be-
ing buried boy the State anatomical agent.
hut having learned that tho old soldier
was an cX- member of tho "Old First Nir-
ginia colonel lochr inquired into the
matter. asccrtaincd the facts. and gave
the old comradc decent intermcnt.
Tho following was unanimously adopt
Cd:
Resolved That the courtesy Of burial
in our section in Hollywood may by
the commander. in his discretion, be
granted any old Confederate. who may
be vOuchcd for by a member OF this
camp. and whose friends may DE unable
10 bury. and that the lower part of the
lot be set apart for this purpose.
The camp then proceeded TO make nomi-
nations for officers. TO be voted for at our
next meeting.
SONS OF VETERANS.
Lee Camp. No. !. Sons OF Veterans.
held n Mountaineering meeting in their
camp hall last night
br. linwOod Batkns was elected q
member Of the camp.
The Entertainment Committee made an
interesting report. Colonel George Wayne
Anderson Will deliver before the camp
on January 18th. an address on the Life
ana character OF General n. y. Lee"
The friends Of the sons and the public
are cordially invited to be present on
that occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
4 slcrrnnilcon Lccinrc.

4 lecture which deserved a crowded
house for an audience. but which was at
tended only 10y about forty people. was
given last evening in the big hdu oil the
Youre Mems Christian Association by
Professor and Mrs. DOhbins. of Boston
The subject OF the lesson was q story
written 10y Professor Dohblns ron the
Weil-known ben llur.' by Lew NallaCc.
and '"rhe Prince OF tho la-usc OF DAVID.
Tho lecture was illustrated by a large
number Of most excellent stefcopucon
views rhc lantern used being one OF the
very best made. AZ several stages or
tormissions the Professor ana MIS-. Don
bins singing duets or solos from well =
known oratcrios 10 make the erect or
the pictures produced the more euerllNe
PLAYED bv Mrs Dobbins, who presided
over tho ORGAN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-22
Will No Longer be Florist.

Mr. Eugene Walton. one ,f the members
OF the police force i'm the capitol Square,
who has also been in charge of the green
houses at the guile rnatorili mansion has
received a written notice from Governor
OFcrran stgtmg that his services are
no longer required as florist about the
grounds. Mr. Walton. VINO for about
eighteen yCars has followed the prOios-
sion of a florist has tor several years
been i'm charge of The flower beds IN the
Capital Square and around the Executive
Mansion.