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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-26

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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, June 25.--July wheat closed
114c. down and September left off PC.
lower. Corn lost 9saA, and oats de-
clined re. Pork advanced BE-, and
lard 21zd5c. Ribs are unchanged.
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NEW YORK.

RIO BTWEB .I EOO1W Js@U
ders tDo re- a4aI Snort clear Bi4es tboxed)
s5.65aj Wits 6ey. distiiiers finished Roods.
par Eallon
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK June 20. Flour market
quiet and ste .sdy
Minnesota paten 47Oa500.
Rye H0ur Gull 5JOl85U
Corn meal du ]; yel ow west, rn IL
Marley dal'. western feeding $50;
barley malt dull. wester sac.
W asat. -Out. du l; No. i rad 81
Fos red; Juy closed 70, Septemb "
December closed 75a.
Corn, Spot, e3syi NO. 2 s7t Options pt.,ns. :
July closed 27k.
Heef juliet; family sll 5Oals %: beef hams
Gu meats steady; picked Deiliee fsa?
10. picked shoulders ~: do. hams 7k17E.
FaV easy shipping SOa35; good TO choice
Lard st 5aSy; western steamed Sb.so: cit
re 1nrd Sreadg.
sl2 G0al3 as: family $l2 tCal2 30.
Butter steady western creamery l5AQl7; DO
factory l.(@l2k; slgins II: T'taEicl
@ eaRlery l2al4k: State deirv 12ka6
Cheese stea1yi large white. TAIN.
Eggs steady State and PsapHylyani3
ana western FIRE h l3al2x.
Gallow steady; Guy ov 81. asod per package) =
Petroleum dull; untre0 --i rshned New
| FORK f6.l6: Philadalnhia and BALTIMORE 500
kosin steady Grained, comnlon 10 goo
klco steady domestic. fair to extra 5Sa
| 6X: japan bhaB.
good 10 choice. z5aaS
| Cahhage quiet: Southern e0al2i.
/ Gotten seed Gil dull and eak; prime Grads
| 20 nominal
Freight dull,
| offse- Options opened ste dy at s II
points advance. cables b q : co er from
! Europe and r9zil; ruled med ra ely active
On GOV rIng. but speculation con d. es mac
tive s, II demand disspO'i I ng C.o.ec
qu ; "a changed to i've p ints higher, ga e'
/ Il, 90 bag. inc IL 1 ng Ju y 81 sep ber tiu
/ ipot h dutu = o IN oics 6k, o. job
i b ng 64; mild negieet d: cordOva sAAl5A.
Suvar. rev quiet but & morally stea y: fail
| refining. ~ o~nIr1tukal s6-uest ~; refined
ate dy but l9cti gra ulated 5S-e.
BALITMORM.
BALTIMORE, Md, June q. -Flour dull
uncha ged; western superfne ~ q0a2 95; 90
! sxrra 81 6ua4.' 5: DO family xa.sha063h
1 Wheat dull spot AMI monta e4aOiR JulJ
77Aa7TX August TN southern wheat bI
/ Corn very dull spot and june akaa5. Jul!
| s51a3iM; August 3i4: septembee 33Aa3o1
| 5outheyn wbfUo corr S6A; tn yellow 4UH.
i data dul No . W ite 32aS2k.
rye steady; No q nearby 46K; no. west
ern 40.
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Big Money Made.
600 to 400 Per Cent.
In Grain and Stocks.

$4,000 invested in Grain or Stocks
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CHICAGO, june g.
Opening. Uioslng


ABH q uOAa WcIs hb TOT UWH, y
F.ntlr duh W leAt, No. spr OIL; Nc.
3l1s. Oats, =. 20: No. 2 waite IS No.
walra 5. Rye, No. A.. Barley no. 2, Goa
IS; No. K. -: NO. 4. Flat seed No. i, LOS
SO az 0 Lard per 100 lbs So 80 as w. 6hol
rib sides q LIS s6b2aj.sO. Dry-salted shoul
ders tDevef aAaI Snort clear sizes tboxed)
s6.65aj Wits 6ey. distiliers finished goods.
par xalIon
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.3Upt cotton clUbed uuFI. MIuuIInk up
lands 6A middIing Rulf 81 sales lbs bales.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. dune 26 .-4 +. B.-Spot cotton
dull prices unc al ged
I aies.
~utures opened quiet it'll moderate ce-
ma A and n 4 sad a ia6.
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soUTHROUND.

SCHEDULED I'M EFFECT M s, 1sO8
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

which viii be placed in the cornerstone,
contains the following historical sketch OF
the church from its conception as MOnu-
mental church chapel March. $50 20
the laying of the orner-stone Of the new
church: May H. 1888. The lot and old
building 40 the corner of Grace and Mad
ison streets was purchased by a com
mittee OF Monumental Church Guild. "
40 establish thereon Monumental church
chapel" thirty-three members OF the
guild contributing S3Oo5 in cash towards
this object
July a 1888. The vcstry Of Monumental
church approved the action of the guild,
with the request that the old building be
prepared for chapel purposes for the ensu-
ing fan. when II was first used, and even
ing service was held therein for the four
years following.
October 10. lS6 At a meeting of Monu-
mental church yostry the late Right
Rev John 3. Newton. u D.. then rector.
prosiding). a resolution was unanimously
passed adopting the plans and directing
the Committee on Building 10 erect the
present church on the rear Of the above
lot and in September. 1857. the work on
this new building was started as per
above Instructions Of the Vestry
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING.
January IS. 1855 In accordance with
previous notice OF the rector for this pur-
pose, meeting Of Monumental congrega-
ton adopted resolutions creating tins
separate work from Monumental church
January 30 1855 The rector and vestry
executed the necessary papers trans
ferring the above property TO commit
tee 70 nnish and establish the new church,
afterwards called Al Saints.
July "a 1855. About thirty persons. IN
GLIDING not exceeding twenty commune
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Ceremony.

Robert A. Gibson. Bishop Coadjutor OF
Virginia.
The exercises will take place uron
platform on the lot. which which will ac-
commOdate about $50 persons. Those who
Will be invited so attend will include all
The Episcopal clergymen of the city. at
least one representative of other denom-
nations. St Andrews Brotherhood. the
Kings Daughters. Ladies' Auxiliary
Sunday-school teachers Of Ah-Saints
and the scholars. Cards OF invitation
will be issued 10 those expected 20 be
on the platform.
Tie religious service which will come
first. and which has been compiled from
the prayer-book. will begin with the
The service will commence with the
hymn Come Thou Almighty King The
invocation will follow. and be followed
in turn boy the eleventh verse of the first
chapter of Malachi. "From the rising Of
the sun. even unto the going down of
The same. my name shall be- great among
the GentileS." sc The Apostles Greed
will then be recited. and will be followed
by the versicles and responses. which are
said IN the morning and evening services
in the church. The collect for the day
VIII be followed by prayers for the unity
OF Gods people.
The tenth and eleventh verses OF the
book Of Ezra will then be read TO the
people and after the hymn. Christ Is
Made the Sure Foundation" Rishop Glib
son Will deliver an address This part of
the service will close with the singing
OF the hymn Jerusalem. the Golden"
MASONIC CEREMONIES
Most Worshipful Grand Master r. Y.
W. Duke. Jr.. will preside al the Masonic
ceremonies. which Will be very imposing
and solemn and according 10 the Ma
fonic ritual as prescribed for such occa-
Eions. After the stone has been declared
"true. trusty and well laid" the doXOlogy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About iichmond's
Citiz ms and other Matters.


Miss Gretchen l.. Parsons was better
yesterday at the Old Dominion Hos
pital.
Mr.. John Kellogg and his daughter
Miss John Kellogg. OF Little Eoch' Afhr
arc visiting friends IN this city
Dr. u. A. Kuyk's lecture at the Ma
sonic Home Friday night WAS well at
tended by an apppreciative audience.
Mr.. Royal Charles. Of Mauakin. Gooch-
land county. who has ben sick. is rapidly
improving.
Rev. r. p. Collier has been pounded
again this week. His Neworidse church
in East Richmond, pounded him with hog
meat.
Mr. Richard H. Brown. Jr.. who was
operated on by DR. Nirginius W. Har-
rison at the Virginia Hospital for CONF
picated case of appendicitis, is improving
rapidly and expects 90 be out soon.
Mr. c. +. Atkinson Of No. 10l south
Pine street. who was struck by a Trac-
ton car on Broad street on November
2ih and severely injured, is still confined
TO his bed.
The Board Of Managers Of the Homeo-
pathic Free Dispensary will hold their
regular monthly meeting at the dispen-
sary on Tuesday, December 9Th at 1l:30
o'clock.
The regular meeting Of Pickett Camp
Auxiliary will be held at its hall, corner
Of Fifth and Broad streets Monday at
$3.50 =. NJ. Election of officers viii take
plalce
At a regular meetinr Of Union Lodge.
No. Z. l. o. Q. T.. held Friday night. the
following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing term: y g.. l.. =. Brooks: V. c..
Il. Goldwater; secretary. Geo. r. Bow
den: treasurer W. d. Toler: chaplains.
4. 4. Joseph and W. @. Arran. d. Eaton.
past grand.
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CORNERSTONE OF
NEW ALL.SAINTS.
1t viii Be Laid Wednesday With
Impressive Ceremonies
THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.
Masonic Ceremonies 90 he Under It's
Auspiccs-An Address by Bishop
Robert A. Gibson-The Pro-
gramme I'm Detail.
THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.

A ceremony OF deep interest TO the
Richmond religious world, but more es-
pecially 10 the members Of All-Saint 5
Episcopal church, will take place at 3
o'clock next Wednesday afternoon, when
the cornerstone OF the new cdince To be
erected for the use of that congrega-
lion, will be laid on the lot donated TO
the church by Mr.. y. II. Mayo which
IS situated on the northern side Of
Franklin street. about midway between
Madison and Monroe.
Preparations for the impressive cero-
mony have been I'm progress for some
time under the direction OF Rev J. y.
bowman. pastor of All-Saints. and
their solemnity will be heightened by the
fact that the Masonic portion OF the cXcr-
cses will be conducted by the Grand
Lodge OF Masons Of Virginia, which
meets here in annual session on Tuesday.
ADDRESS BY BISHOP GIBSON.
The religious exercises Will be espec-
Tally impressive. They viii be conducted
by Rev. J. Y. DOwnman and an adj
dress win be delivered by Rt Rev.
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Richard Armstrong. Coach.

HAMPTON. VA. December Especial
Richard Armstrong county surveyor,
reached home this week "Broncho.' as
be was called at Yale, has spent the au-
tumn in coachig the Annapolis football
team and later he was al New Haven
coaching Yale. Mr.. Armstrong coaches
the Annapolis football team i'm the fall
and the boat crew in the spring.
The band OF the flagship New York
was at the Chamberlin Hotel last night
playing for the dancers.
Mr. Truman Skinner. who has been
confined TO his room II Barnes Hotel
several days on account of sickness Is
out again.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Holly
day ana Mr. Howard X. Saunders Will
take place AT st. Johns church on Tues
day evening.
Mr.. Thomas III. Murray. OF this place,
viii also wed Miss octaVia Newman, OF
Richmond, at that city OH Wednesday
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
BANK STREET TRACKS.
The Council TO Consider the Matter
o-Mnrrnw Night.

The Common Council meets tomorrow
night at O'Clock. The most important
matter 90 come up is the ordinance rec
commended by tho street Committee ale
owing The Kichmond Union Passenger
Railway 90 take mp its tracks on Frank
I'm and Rank streets.
the advocates and opponents Of the
move are expected 20 be- present in force.
and the fate of the measure IS uncertain.
though the knowing ones predict its de-
foot
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
canot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in oder To cure il you must take In
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh cure Is
taken internally. and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
catarrh Cure IS not quack medicine.
II was prescribed by one Of the best ply
sicians In this country for years. and is
regular prescription. 1t IS composed Of
the best tonlcs known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton OF the two ingredients Is what pro-
duces such wonderful results I'm curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY * co. Props.
Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. price &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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SLOW RECRUITING.
Mrs. Long Slightly Bcttcr-Miss Tins
ley. OF Richmond, 20 Wed.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dec. ".-
Spccial.-Lcutcnant A. T. RiN who has
been here FOR several days recwitus
from The Third and Second Regiments
for the Fourth. is meeting with little suc-
cess
Tho condition of Mrs. VI. 70. S. Long
who has been SO il for several days. is
reported slightly better this morning
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mr. Charles l.. Dickinson. of Gotham.
Albemarle county. to Miss Alys Kent
Tmslcy. Caughtcr of Mrs. John s.. Tins
ley. of Richmond. this month.
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feet. II IS unlikely that the furniture of
tho old church will bee transferred TO the
new. buf the organ i'm the present church
wa- built a short time ago. with view
TO a removal to a larger edihce, and this
Will. OF course. be moved.
HISTORY OF THE CHURCH
The pamphlet which IS being printed
for next Wednesdays ceremonies, and
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carts. met in the old building and or
ganlzeG az All Saints cOnereS ZION.
Christmas. ISSS. The first services were
held I'm the new church. Right Rev. +. Nj.
white. l.. D., and Rev. J. y. bowman,
rector. officiating. with an attendance oil
about Coz.
May, 1859. All Saints was admitted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

be French gothic. Mir =. r. y. Myers.
Jr. will be the superintendent OF COM
struction. Mr.. n. l.. Ancarrow is The gem
eral contractor and among the sub-cou-
tractors are James NeihrrWood. stone. A.
J.. Phillips. excavations. W. j. Ready
mason work: Asa Snyder & Co.. IRON
work. and j. }. Montague. mil-work
When the church is unishcd-and IL is
expected that II viii be ready for occupa-
tion next fail-it viii be one of the largest
In the city. IL will have seating CdpIci-
u OF 1000. ana VIII occupy "a lot osNi55
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

Comptroller Dawes. $50 the interest Of
dec0silors and stockholders of defunct
natioaal banks. consolidated a number
of receiverships making one man PEE
ceiyer for two or more banks. wherever
liquidation has proceeded FAR enough.
Hon. j. r. Aldrich has I'm charge a NUM-
Der OF banks, among them tine First Nae
tianal Bank OF Asheyill.e with hoadquar-
tiers in this city. The affairs of the First
National Bank of Bedford CITY, being
nearly wound up. receiver Hon John
Goode. will not be disturbed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

The Production Of "A midsummer
Nights Dream, to Be Elaborate,
FORABRlLLlANT SCENIC DISPLAY
Wealth. Beauty and Fashion coz tha
City VIII he Seen m che Cast
Ninety Persons on che Stage.
Scenery and New Costumes.

The production of "A NIammr
Nights Dream on ho -tfn mod -H
January next under tl. aa.HI... of t
Association f0r the pr. ovation uf Wire
einia Antiquities win Boz. Hf .N-r.0rt'
AIRY beauty Ihr play H ue ur.stu.
by local cIet-drHn Ir.m the leaI
social element with -umH .IDus cNltI..
menL There viii Ie ninety people 0I f
stage. and il addition n fne mus'. .r-
ten by Aleuiei -.hu fHr fhe p.Hy
Will boz ui meroH- incidental dam. of
sreat attrl,tNeuD.
.The various committees az th0 tl-
citation which are m chars. nf fI
engagements are already hlri af work.
and there is every prospect tht This
event wil eclipse anything that ha ...u
attempted n This city by amateurs up
10 this Time
The entertainment is designed tl ealo-
hratc in a. special way the tenth annie
ycrsary of the Association. and rla de-
sire has been expressed that OBJ. ...-. OF
the Arst decade in its history Should Pea
observed Dy some event of striking DuI-
lancy. The idea of Shau.-u,I.ln r.-
vlvai is both novel and uferesunt and
while it Is decidedly ID most ambitious
undertaking. th.s particular I.ay s weI
within the scope OF a-uateurf Inr ulIy-
ers are being trained hy Miss Nancy
Brooks, of Stratford-0u-Ayru England
an actress of experience and rfrat poe
sonal charm
a LUNURIANT POETIC FANCY.
The student of "A Midsummer Ni-hft
Dream as often as he thinks Upon thlt
lofty and lovely expression of 3D. MNur-
ant and happy poetic urDE mu- ne-
ccssarily find himself impr .i With It's
exquisite purity VI -nIrir li- afiuenee 81
invention. FMS extraordinary "eHlin M
contrasJed character. DO. absolute sym-
mctry of FORM and DO. beauty off poetic
diction. The essential cleanliness and
sweetness of Shakespeare mlud. uulf-
fected by the gross lnima'.sm OF bis time
appear CDnspicuousiy u fhis play. in n1
other Of his works has Shak spcare moro
brilliantly shown that complete donI-
nance OF theme which Us manifested Oh
the perfect preservation of proportion
The strands OF action are braided with
astonishing grace The f0ur-fold story
Is never allowed % lapse into dullrsss
or Obscurity. There Is caprice but no
distortion. The supernatural machinery
Is never Wrested toward tha production
OF startling or monstrous effects iut IL
deity impcis each mortal pnrsonaro fu
the natural line 81 human dcvoIopm.rf
The dream spirit Is maintained throreh-
out. and perhaps he is Tor that reason
that the poet was living. THINKING. write
ing I'm the free. untrammeiicd world nf
his spacious ana airy Imagination. ana
not I'm any definite sphere OF this earth
that a Midsummer Nights Dream ls rll-
ically superior 20 The other comedies
written by him about the same pcri.l.
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then in session iu tvuclhuf"- ~.
VFSTRYMEN CHOSEN.
Easter. 1880 I'll, irst Vesut men "fff
elected The church 900 100 this tm I1' 're
been I'm charge of "a committee From the
first service al Christmas. I',,. io the
present date Rev. J. s.. bowman hda
been rector.
peccmLcr r. 1SoS Iav.ne 90 tho crncr-
stone Of tho new aud larger church ON
Franklin street. Right Key. Robert r.
Gibson. -. D.. presiding. aided by tho
Yoctor. With fho cooperation of Che Nose
Worshipful Grand Lodge Of Virginia.
Most-Woi -hipful u. II. W. Duke. Jr,
Grand Master.
Present congregation about 51; COM
municai ts. c3}. which. taxing fhe Nlaii-
son street church fC its ,ultst car. city,
Together with its r0rrvrfsi0g r1st and
future work. demands ibis new structure,
.tn 20 capacity sho.t l.u3.D the present
building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

Nat Go0dwin's brother made his
vaudeville debut at Keiths. New York,
last week His speciality consists OF i'm
itations OF Nat Goodwin. Lawrence Bar
rett. John Mccullough and Stuart Rob-
son. Marguerite Sylvia, or the Alice
Nelson Opera Company. will make her
vaudeville debut tomorrow at he Bos-
ton branch Of -ne Keith Quadrupie cir
cult OF theatres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

Inc FAMOUS painting AN Anllr ~
Honor Is graphically renroducea M the
New York Casino IN "a DANGEROUS
Maid" In the duel scene Aiadge Losing
and Laura Burt sent a thrill through
the audience by their sensational un-
dressing scene. Both Young women
stripped 70 the waist the upper part OF
their bodies being covered wl.n sAken
neshings
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MEETINGS

Richmond and Mecklenburg X. II. co.
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV IN Of n
GENERAL, MEETING OF the STOCK
HOLDERS OF the Richmond and Neck
lenburg Railroad Company, 70 be held
al the Office OF the company. In the
town OF Clarksville, Va, on the 2ith
day 81 December, ls9s, al ii o'clock \.
N 10 consider such matters as may be
brought before the meeting.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
" $. TOWNSEND
Secretary
Dated this. eist day Of November ISIS
no23
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Ll1iAl BANK or ASuchlllt VIII uftNlHii -
tiers in this city. The affairs of the First
National Bank of Bedford city. being
nearly wound up. receiver. Hon John
Goode. will not be disturbed
A call has been issued by Comptroller
Dawes for a report OF the condition Of
national banks on December lsL
Hon. Babe Bailey. the Texas prize
beauty, has arrived I'M Washington. and
will be on exhibition az the House Mon
day next. The feature of his arrival was
his refusal 10 talk for publication Sueh
unheard-of performance on the part of
the leader is the talk of the town. What
can Il mean2 is ON evoryhodys tongue.
but no one can vouchsafe am am -. 10
is not thought that much time w eiapse
after the fall Of Speaker Reeds gavel
Monday night before the spell is broken
and he will demonstrate that his tongue
still has locomotor atoXia.
One Of Baileys supporters claims that
Messrs Swanson. Hay. Epes Young,
Rhea and Otey will certainly be Tor Bat
lav I'm caucus. and that Messrs. Lamb.
Rixey and Quaries have not declared
themselves. Mr. Jones is one N the
original DeArmond men, and Will doubt
less continue TO lead his forces in the
contest.
BY direction Of the Secretary NJ War.
Circular No. a. October IS 1905 pub
fishing decision relative 20 Communication
Of rations for nurses. is amended 90 read
as follows:
'Tnasmuch as female nurses in gem
erai hospitals are. by section l21l Re-
vised Statutes entitled 10 Communication
of ratlons. IT IS ordered that commute
ton OF rati0ns Will hereafter be allowed
10 all nurses whether male or female
or whether employed in general or other
hospitals when they are granted leaves
Of absence by the officer ia command or
in charge of the hospital. the rate to he
the same as that Of enlisted men on FUR
Tough, that is. twenty-five cents per day
1T appearing that the records Or the
proceedings Of general courts-martial are
often held for some time after action
thereon by the reviewing authority pe-
fore being forwarded 80 the office OF me
Judge Advocate General for ile atien-
ton is called 10 the fact that the records.
when complete. should be- forwarded 10
the Judge Advocate General without un-
necessary delay"
The rural free delivery service has as
sumed such proportions that an order
was issued to-day by First Assistant
Postmaster General Heath distrlcting me
country Virginia North and south
Carolina. Delaware and Maryland were
brought together I'm the Maryland Dl-
vision" with Messrs NJ. $. Plummer and
f. T. Bach agents. They will investigate
all applications for service from these
States and make ali Investigations neces-
sary in connection with the work IN tn
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IA Prominent and Active Member OF
Ail-Saints ,
will be sung. and the Bishop will pro-
hounce the benedction.
The plans for the new church have been
drawn by Messrs Barney q Chapman. Of
New York. The style OF architecture Will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

call has been issued by Comptroller
Dawes for a report OF the condition OF
national banks on December lst
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the GRAY Ma
TfONAL TELAUTOGRAPH COM
PANY Will be held on WEDNESDAY.
December IL. 1893. at T. o'clock NJ. M
Room No. 2. Merchants National Bank
Building. Richmond. Va.
IA. ID. WILLIAMS.
no0 Secretary.
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