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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-14

Following is sum mary of the
various matches at the Fl. r. A.
range, Saturday:
Match No. l-Rotbwell Cup, to
be won three times: Won, Janu-
airy II, 1899, by f s Dodge, Al;
won, August IL, 1899 by Oh Everett,
A. Second prize won by 20 II
Berrey, beaten Creedmore by Ev =
erett.
Match No. 2-Association Me
dals, gold medal to be won three
times: Gold medal won August
IL, 1899, by F b Damon, 81; silver
medal won August IL, 1899, by 9
l. Crabbe, SO.
Match No. 3 - Fl II A Second
Class, silver medal: II @ Ovenden,
43. Q Fl Berrey, second, beaten
Creedmore by Ovenden.
Match No. Avail Trophy, to
be won three times: Won, Janu-
any II, 1879, by f = Dodge, "a;
won, August IL, 1899, by + B Da-
mon, S3.
Match No. s - Fl r A Trophy,
to be won three times: Won, Jan.
uary II, 1899, by F s Dodge, 2l0;
won, August IL, 1899, by F b Da-
mon, 2l0.
Match No. 6 - Hall & Son Tro-
ply, to be won three times: Won,
August IL, 1899, third time by f
B Damon, 80.
Match No. 2 Military Rein
try: Fret prize, silver medal, won
by Sam johnson, %; second prize
s., won by P II Burnett, %.
Match No. SAIL Corners: First
prize $40, won by o + Wall, AZ;
second prize S., won by SamJ ohm.
son, 46; third prize, so so, won by
@ L Crabbe, As.
Match No. 9-Citizens' Match:
lst prize $40, Sam Johnson. IA
I'd prize SO, 2 FL Burnett. .23
Sd wins LIST choice, 7 V King. %
4th wins I'd choice j T O'Con-
nor. -.............. 20
9Th wius Sd choice, Otis Oss. 90
9th wins Alb choice, Theo Hoff-
mhn ............ "a
7th wins 9th choice,L E Rives %
9Th wins 9th choice, Capt An
derson.. ............ 20
9th wins 7th choice, M M John.
10th wins 9th choice, G Ole.on 81
18th wins 9th choice, w r Riley 81
18th wins 10th choice, W p
Johnson ............. III
18th wins 18th choice, Il Holtz q
18th wins 18th choice, G H
Anterior ................ 30
18th wins 18th choice,C Kruger.2O
18th wins l4th choice, P l. Ros-
enthsl ................. 10
18th wins 18th choice, H F
Wickman 30
18th wins 10th choice, f H Xii
by ~
10Th wins 18th choice, q G Oven.
den .....................20
Goth wins 18th choice, q G Aus
TIN ;,........ 10
2lst wins 10Th choice, w W
<Harris ................ 10
22d wins Goth choice, N X Max.
una ~
23d wins 2lst choice, j l. Cock
Durn ............ ~
Oath wins 22d choice. II Gain. 10
Winners of merchandise prizes
in the citizens match are request
ed to call on Mr.. Giles at Z. o,
Hall & Sons for the same before
Wednesday, August 10th, 1899, or
forfeit same to the one having the
next highest score.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-14
-Esta blished 1883
-Established 1855
BISHOP 81 90.
BANKERS.

Transact a General Banking
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Travellers
Letters of Credit issued, avail
,ble in all the principal cities
IF the world.
Interest allowed after July
L, 1898, on fixed deposits 3
months 3 per cent, 6 months
81 per cent, II months 4
per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-14

American Messenger Service
Masonic Temple. Telephone
"A.
Nicely furnished rooms at the
Popular House, l54 Fort street,
from $l.OO per week up. .
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuusnu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: rs
and 30 cents per night. 81 and
81. 25 per week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-14
BISHOP q GO.
SavingsBank

......:....:...... Savings Deposits will be
received and interest allowed by this
Bank at four and one-half per cent.
per annum. The terms, rules and
regulations Of the Hawaiian Postal Saw
ings Bank have been adopted as far a.
1t Is practicable to apply the IN, and the
Cash Reserve Of $50, 900 as required un.
der the Postal Act will be maintained.
Printed copies Of the Rules and Reg.
ulations may be obtained on application.
BISHOP a co,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-14

The last cars of the King street
line going to Waikiki and Palams
pass the Anchor Saloon. The
cleverest mixologists in the city
are there always to put you uI
anything you may desire. Drop
in and take a drop before you take
the Car. The celebrated Seattle
beer is to be had here on draught
A full line of liquors including the
famous A. A. Jesse Moore Whisky
ETC., always on hand. Received
per Warrimoo, Rainier Book Beer
on draught. The Anchor Saloon
is here to please it's uatrons. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
TO HAVE A COTToN-MILL.
One VIII he Established ut Newport
News.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. November
20.-(speciai)-over his own signature,
Coils p. Huntington confirms the report
that ne Is contemplating the establish
ment here Of a large co,ton-mill, to give
employment to the women and children
OF the ship-yard force. who cannot do
heavy work. in writing 10 the Evening
Telegram Mr.. Huntington says:
Il viii say that my impression, az the
moment is that there will be cot
ton-mill started I'm your city I'm the near
future and my reason FOR thinking so Is
not 50 much on account Of what has
been done. as because think it is
the best place I'm America az which 10
start 4 great cOttOn-min l could men,
ton a great many advantages II would
have over almost any other point, and
the reason why l want 10 DO u more than
any other is to give employment to the
nimble fingers there that are not capable
of doing the heavy work that is
being done ar the shp-yard. The labor
I'm cottou-mills Is clean, nice work, such
as I would like to help furnish 20 those
who want work. and tho pay 1t would
surely bring to them"
The new city Directory, Just issued foi
1900 shows that the resident population
of Newport News Is now 226ll, a gain
OF 5.2l1 IN the past twelve months. I'm.
Guiding those persons living just outsid,
OF the city, who have employment in
side. the population Is 271lf. The p0pula
ts0n of Hampton is shown TO be 7,155
of Phoebus, $3.50; and Ola Point Comfort,
800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
SUDDEN DEATH
OF Mr.. James 4. Daber-DoGs shipped
To Montana.

SCOTTSVILLE, VA, November ~
(special.)-AIr. S. r. Gault yesterday re-
ceived a telegram from Middleton Mills
that Mr. James A. Baber, q well-known
businessman. had died rather suddenly
at his residence at Bremo Bluff Messrs.
5. X. Gault, Jackson Beal. j. $ Davis
and Or. j. p. Blair. members Of Scots
Vile Lodge of Masons, No. 4j, went down
to-day to attend the funeral. as Mr. Baber
was a member Of this lodge and will be
buried with Masonic hOnors. Mr. Baber
was born and reared in this town: was
an orphan at very early age. but very
upright and ambitious boy, and as he
grew up made his way TO decided success
In business. He lived a long time IN
Richmond. and was well known there in
business circles.
Messrs. Fred. Farrar and Willie Phil
lips. of Charlottesville, spent Sunday here
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Robert S. Durrett, of Esmont. is
In town to-day.
There was no preaching at the Episco-
pal church yesterday, as the wife OF Rev.
Mr.. Laird. the pastor Is still quite M,
though somewhat improved.
TWO very fine young setter dogs We're
to-day shipped by Professor W. a. Shop
herd 10 Mr.. Wingneld Brown. now OF
Montana, but formerly OF HOwardsville,
Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
CHURCH DEDIC NTED
AZ fredericksburg Sunday--A Fire
in Caroline.


1" caroline
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
21-fSpccial)-In the presence of q large
concreqafiop over one hundred OF whom
r rt.,.....s 49,, ,..,,,, ,.,.,..l.,,,i-
were mum '''' ''''''''' """ '''" 'fF
ate ana interesting exercises. me haho-
some now church OF the disciples mere
was dedicated yesterday afternoon. There
were also services IN The building 40 ii
a. 81. and 7.3) ?. ~ In the morning SER
mons were delivered by the pastor, Rev
$ II. Farrer, and Rev. j. a. spencer. OF
Manchester. AT night Rev DIT Charles
a. Young OF tine University Of Nirgnia'
preached Dr. Young also delivered ihe
dedicatory address, taxing nus l'Nl rom
the eleventh verse lnlIu 'H"p'el FIIs'
corinthians. OF ".",t i".'"-" ,'''l
no man lay than is Laid when rs Jesus
Christ AT the conclusion OF the eAe'-
cIses a coAecuon was taken up 10 ASSIST
in paying or the $50 dNe on the Du'l"ll,5'
I'm "a very snort WINE ABOUT H7'' OH 'l'
amount was raised.
The Ola eH"ith was p"lt '' 49, "u'
owing To- reVerses IN war lineS' l"e orr
ganizatlon usbanoeu' ana TOT more IMAM
thirty years 81 seemed destined 10 remain
in that condition. IN looS. though ar. H.
=. McCaIey. ol me county came mere TO
reside ana having mo ciuicA nome o4 h'.
faith. endeavored TO enhsi lne interest oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
ACCIDENT on THE r. i. & p.
fIorida and West Indian spee'"'
STRIKES nm open switch.

,Iorido md West Indian spee'"'
strikes nm open switch.
The Florida and West Indian limited
main which left Richmond over the
aichmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
raflroad at 1898 o'clock yesterday morning
not with a serious accident at Quantico.
The train ran into an open switch az
ha eightv-one mile-pOst, and the engine
md tender. mail and express-cdrs We're
Ieraned. the engine ploughing over the
,round for a considerable distance.
Enqineman Thad. Bowen. of this city.
nd FIREMAN Charles Tinsley were at
heir posts. and they were slightly IN
rred tho fireman being hurled some dis
ance into a tree.
Tho main line was blocked by the de-
oiled trafn. causing the detention OF the
south-bound train. due 10 arrive at hlch-
nond at $40 A. W. The passengers ana
,icbnoud mail on this train were trans
erred 10 the cars of the wrecked TRAM
md arrived at Richmond about O'Clock.
The north-bOund passengers were trans
erred 20 a local train OF the Pennsyiya-
"a. railroad. due ut Washington at 30
Tho Atlanta special which left Rich
-,ond al S.i5 A. NJ. was run VIA DosWelI
md the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
nd the soufh-bomd Washington special
l,,e AT Richmond at3 r. NJ. was run Dy
r, eame route. and arrived at Richmond
bout SOD.
rbe noon train for Washington left on
lime. and regular traffic over the Rlch-
,.rd Fredericksburg and Potomac rah-
..nd has been resumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
PETER suVRG.
Denths-iit With n nricI-pcrsonaI
Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA. November %
(Spccial)-Mr. y. J. Burch. eldest son OF
Mr.. b. S. Burch. died last night OF con-
sumption at his fathers home. IN this
city; aged % years lie had been living In
Wilmington. y. c.. Tor some years. bnt
his health became go feeble that he was
compelled TO give up an work. and sevc-
raj weeks ago he returned 10 Petersburg
20 pass the last DAYS OF his life.
MT William Beach this morning re-
ceiVed telegram announcing the death
OF his brother, Mr.. John Beach In Arl-
iona. where he went some time ago for
the benefit Of his health Death was
caused 10y consumption. Deceased was
wen known here and IN Farmvule ana
Lynchburg. by reason of his connection
WIN large tobacco firms On each place.
Tho store OF Emmett Gordon. corner OF
Dunlop and Rome streets. was DESTROYED
uy fire this morning about O'Clock. with
most Of its stock Of goods The building
was owned by Mr.. J. r. Jones and the
loss Is covered by Insurance. The FIRE was
accidental
hetcr Crowdor, Jr.. q young white man.
ana Joshua T.. Chambiss (colOred) got
into fight last night at the home Of The
latter. and during the difficulty Crowder
was STUN OFT ANf NttN WIN n DfllN ana
quite severely injured Information as 90
the origin Of the difficulty would indicate
that Crcw0er was The aggrces0r. having
first struck Chamblss with a fence
poiing Crowdor was knocked 70 the
ground by the blow Of The brick. and ~
one time 81 was reported that ne was
dead He was only stunned. however. and
to-day IS getting along very well
The Railway and Development Company
to-day received the last OF its new yes
tihuled street railway winter cars. and is
now prepared 90 give "a comfortable and
6rst-class winter service The company
Is erecting near Wcst-End Park a very
large and substantial brick and iron
building for the storage Of its cars and
equipments at a cost Of over $50 90.
Invitations are out TO the marriage Of
Miss Susie Gillian Wilson TO Ar. Marion
PEBBLES % take place Thursday morning
next at the Tabb-Street Presbyterian
church. Both the young lady and gentle
man are great favoritcs here
The death ON Saturday night Of Mr.
T.ouis C. Wright. prominent and popu-
lar druggist Of this city. IS regretted by a
large circle of friends and relatives. Mr.
Wright was IS years of age. and leaves
"a family.
Information received to-day is TO the
effect that Mrs Fannie r.. Budd. of this
city who was paralyzed several days ago
in Richmond. has suffered a second
stroke. and that there is little hope OF
her recovery.
President Dewitt Smith. Of the Rich
mond. Petersburg and Carolina railroad,
is TN the city to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

Rev. Or. J. J. Taylor. OF Norfolk. DIR.
Taylor has a pleasing and effective WAY
of expressing himself He reviewed ln-
work which the State Mission Board had
already done. ana had yet TO do. lie
named several motives why the peopie
Of Virginia should support this ooafo.
among them. fidelity 70 the past. iehom-
ship and anticipation The great con-
Jgregation. at the close OF Dr. Taylor
fins address. spontaneously burst nv
singing OF "Oid Coronation -.
MIR FuysOn next Introduced Dr. }. W.
Carrier. Of North Carolina. Ut. ,aIte'
had the full attention OF the duule,aSf
from the moment he rose. one ieuid N
able statement NJ Halt "es 49, i,tst
state Mission Board seemed 10 nave Ju5tt
as much work before II now as ~ NY
when he entered the Kingdom OF Ohiis'
more than forty years ago, anu .i31, w.,
young persons In the Chufch NV"'u ~
live tc see the time Wleh lhe ",.,,tb nr
sion Board could be dispensed MN, -. -,
carter used i'm the course VI MS auul 80
d, number OF striking and very dlhusliie
Illustrations which. WINE eA ,-l,.l,15.a
ter splendidly served lh,H Pui lo,,,,,,.,r,t
The closing WORDS ot ' 1i,a i0r
discourse which contained pm -
Home ana state missions, were l"' WI
power and patnos. ... % adopt
The report. and this was cl t,ii'ts
'''' STTfE CLOSING SCEE -.
60 II osfered resolution com
NN|
~ the Blacksburg church 10 I'll
iberautv Of the people OF - bo,,se Of
rhurct wants 10 Duhd Il ~" t-1vyards.
,r"rehip. The pastor. heF. NiL, ~ virlinl,
mi professor Ludneh, or ,ne Iaif Of
poivtachnic Institute. SPOKE lh - Il,
~, o.' Crurch Dr. Hatcher also i,'' -
~, for the Fisher Memorial ~ 10
o., AupomattoX county. .,,,ointei
'v III tl ttnfioving gentlemen were tbe
nD frofn the association -.
le'tsals5 iE@ptist Educational Sociie 49,,
Az ~ ~ ". Boatwright James
ana A. r. owen. .,,,irroou OF the Spe-
Dr Hatcher as cn"il Mi Ntt-gions Nude
eial C"il'Ne' ~ the committee. DID N",,H
a. =. Gndv recommended am LIE p suii-
sar, for state Missions, anu ~, .',, the
w man be engaged 10 ',..,,ie. fhe
s.it, and that this agent y" D''
"',lt,,to control of the pOaIu e.~ mr.
nr TattIa made report H.. ,hat
-. -, committee. rec0mhti,uln7 i",,s
,"'..ln, ,i lon be- in session iUI.e I@s ~.
.'. 49, moi including the night ol W
~. rCnort was adopted. . tbo
Ms ,iPo, was carried conveying Wy
~ ~ the association TO the peoy,e
,t'i In IT. for their hospitality 10 tnr
',urosds for reduced tIal5po ~, ror
.,,te. and 10 the press or ~ el';s,d1s
ru and accurate reports Oh '"o
if Tie body. 90 chic cifv offered
lao closing PRAYER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
ENiPORTA.
4 'Possum Hunters Warm Time
Amusing Incident.

Amusing Incident.
TMPORIA. VA, November 20-(Spe-
ciaL)-A party OF young men, among
them Edward Powell went 'possum hunt
ing Saturday night. The young men
made a fire I'm the woods. it being quite
cool. and young Powell went to sleep.
When his companions started home they
aroused him and begged him 10 return.
which ne refused to do. About daybreak
Yesterday morning Powell came home
very much burned and bhstered. The
theory is that he rolled into the fire while
asleep. DR. Wright. the attending phNsi-
clan. says that while young Powells
burns are painful, they are not serious.
There were no church services in I'm
poria yesterday. both the Methodist and
the Baptist ministers being absent
Two Mormon elders have been around
town for several days past. and quite an
Amusing incident occurred Saturday
NIGHT. Many years ago. when the Ma
sonic Hall was built by some arrange
rnente any temperance society was al
lowed 10 occupy the first floor, but u
was provided I'm the deed that should the
temperance society become dormant or
extinct. then their rights reverted 20 the
Nfaeons and vice versa. There was few
,,,ars ago here a branch Of the WOman's
Christian Temperance Union. but IL has
gore down. but the ladies stll claim the
nan and they gave the elders permission
~ preach. This was found out by the
officers OF the lodge and they forbade IT,
IA the Normons did not preach.
Mrs W f. Binley and children are
visiting Petersburg. 40 .r
cards Of announcement or the mar
,,age on the 9Th proximo, Of Miss Annie
Vvcbe Newsom, Of Emporia, ana MI
charles -. Wick, Of MargarettesviIle' "
C.. are out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
REV. DIR. DEnrEux INSTALLED.
an Interesting Welcome service ~
VennbIe-Street Church.

Nenable-Street Church
The welcome service held at Nenable-
street Baptist church Sunday afternoon
r. honor OF the new pastor, Rev. DR..
~. r. Derleux. was a most delightful ana
f,.uirinp one. The church was dense,y
.rov,lcd and many people were uldDl1
,.+ inside the door. There We're 81
.,r..'t number of ministers present, ana
900. a number of them took part IN the
-.rvico The addresses Were an bIl5Ht
fud interesting. and the music uhdeI l"e
direction of MIR. $. $. Perkins was esp1-
'' ptv Dr. George Cooper. Of the First
.hnrch and Rev. Mr.. Badly. OF Manches-
Ier oTered the opening prayer. RtF. ut;
: Dill OF Fredericksburg, WeicpHleu
his successor on behalf of the churcht
pav Dr. n. IT. Pitt. who has twice stINcu
.la church as pastor. spoke loi tHe ,dP
lists of Richmond; Rev Pres tOn Na-h,
mas eeueciaUv felicif0us In MS welcome
ou behalf of the other oehonllla-luiila
~ / TAYLOR. Of Norfolk, represented
aha Poptfsts 81 the state; Dr. Hatcher
addressed the members OF the cnuIcn on
fboir duty 10 their pastor ana EeF.
Gaorpe r. williams. the ilrst pastor OF
3D.. eb,,reh made q short talk ON the
history of this charge. -.
The response OF Dr. DcrieuN was IN
very happy vcin lie spoke words or cor
lt1i ackn0wledgment of the very gene
rons welcome extended him, and express
.5 The confident hope that his pastorate
49, pfcbmond would be- agreeable and
Lsr+v After the beuedictton hundreds
v..rt forward to shape hands with DIT.
IJarinuE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

and they are now on file in the office OF
the Recorder Of Deeds. The first Ia deed
In trust, by which George Dewey et uz'
transfer TO John Crawford. the cons'dera-
ton being 81. the wssternmost q feet OF
lot 90 and part OF lot 81. square Ii, IN
Lathrop's subdivision, also the chattels
at 1f47 Rhode Island avenue I'm trust. TO
convey 10 Mildred Mclean Dewey. The
second paper is a deed by which John ".
Crawford. as trustee, conveys 10 Mildred
Mclean, Dewey tho property, the con-
sheraton being So The transfer was
conducted through the District Title In
surance Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
STEAMSHIP ON FIRE
Comes Into the Cnpes Flying signals
for Help.

NORFOLK. VA, November 20-The
German steamship Olinda, Captain Han
sen, from Matanzas, Cuba, 10 New York,
with a general cargo, put into Hampton
Roads this morning. signalling cape
Henry station. ron fire, send help" The
wire was at once worked 10 the Weather
Bureau. here. and the Merritt 81 Chapman
Wrecking Company was notified. A
wrecking tug and TWO other tugs from
Lamberts Point We're sent TO the steam
er's assistance. They met the Ounda
near Old Point and lowed her 10 Primers
Point where steam was turned into the
hold, I'm addition 60 that from the Olinda's
engine-room. Several streams Of water
were also put in the tugs working on
her until the afternoon, when the fire,
being deemed out. she was towed TO the
upper harbor and anchored.
Hatches were kept battened down and
steam on for some time later The
matches will not be taken or until to-
morrow morning. when 1t Is thought the
fire Will be out.
II is likely the cargo viii be overhauled
here before the Olinda proceeds 10 New
York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

The Board OF Fire Commissioners held
a meeting last night ana DISPOSED ~. a
PWjler reported that he had completed
~ i1snectIon Of tine public buildings and
s e,'e l, ON Broad. Main. Cary. and the
cross streets. and that nearly all 42t
800 where such safety-appliances had
not rof been provided. the owners Of ne
th,ii7;ngs md been notified. The Chief
r rul,ut'.d especially on the Academy Of
Mnsic. which, he said. had the most com
,iote evsfem for the protection Of its
pei In,rors in case fire should break out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
nnnnnI,e Marringes.

ROANOKE. VA. November 2t-lSp,Tl-
ciai1 MIS- Etta Yardley, daughter OF y.
ia 81 ;yardi ie was married tonight az the
family residence to Mr.. II; G. , KeliSy,' u
machinist al the Roanoke mfor,,,,e
NV Rsv NJ Green. pastor Of Grace
attendants we're Mr. j. B. Frazier, WIN
Miss Annie Henry. and Mr. Joel +, "a Si E,l.s
line Yardlcv' sisters OF the bride, were
flower girls. ale, An
Mr. William j. Cummings ana Miss M ~
ma Elizabeth Morrison were unn ,',,.is
marriage last night al ~. Anu. "
church by the pastor. Rev. father - ~ M
Al. Il. Custy oniciated as best man, ahs
Miss Annie Mclaughlin was maiu ~
honor Mr. and Mrs. Cummings VIII Hi"No
this city their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
Old Dominion Building and
Loan Association.

Richmond. Va, November 3. 1899.
A GENERAL MEETING Oh THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD Do
MINION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CITATION will be held In the hall OF the
chamber OF Commerce. Richmond. Va,
on TUESDAY, December s. 1899 al ii
o'clock A. NJ.
Called by order OF the Board of Direc-
tors. Il. A. BARRIER.
no 4-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

yer, Rev Father J. J. Bowler preached
~ 6rysf eerrnon al 81. Peters yesterday
as vicar-general Of this diocese, succeed
Inc Very Rev. Father Tearney. The SER
mon of Father Bowler was very line
one. and made an excellent impression.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

@. Hunt. and other influential Methodists
are here from Richmond. in the interest
OF their respective churches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

ANNUAL MEETING or CONNEC-
TION COMPANY.-The annual meeting
OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC AND RICHMOND AND Pc
TERSBURG RAILROAD CONNECTION
COMPANY will be held on WEDNES-
DAY, November q. 1889. at II o'clock A.
NJ. az the office Of the company, in Rich
mond J. u. WINSTON,
no ltd Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
Total ............. ..'''''''''''''S'-'-'''

For he past year we have had sixty en,
-. r,rorted that they occupied ~ sta
lions preached 6062 sermons baptized CO
.'',,,erts aided pastors in meetings in
which 1892 persons professed faith IN
Christ. paid BOO visits Tor relgloHs con
versations and prayer, organized II sun
do,, schools. 4 churches. were building ii
noises OF worship, and completed houses
- Worship In the building Of churches
and parsonages they had coile ,,l
own fields except &961O. The new church
90 organized were as follows: BY Rev. ).
"a craft. Gate City. Scott county; by IA.
=. Cowherd, Liberty. Shenandoah county;
80 rev. Robert Rudd Piedmont. Amelia
county: by Rev NJ. Street. Norwood
Bedford county.
TWO FINE ADDRESSES.
The first speaker OF the evening was