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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27

in on, OF the machines at the Rodgers
steam Laundry here and her arm was
drawn into the machine. The hand was
crushed and her arm broken to the ell
bow. 13a3 Eaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27

A9I g, w. WESIHUNY,
District Passenger Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
GRAND JURY CASES
IN POLICE COURT
Sterling-Willis Affair Went Over
for Further Information.
Other Cases.

Three grand Jury cases doomed up In
ths Police Court yesterday morning
James Randolph Is charged with shoot
Ing Daniel Green.
h Alfred j, King. charged with hitting
Holmes Hicks with brick.
And Otis Robinson, charged with strik-
Ing Isaiah Jones with blunt instrn-
lnent. t,E'
All parties are coored.
The case Of Manly Bates. charged with
shooting Otis Stevens, was continued to
tia 9th, n
Then 'Indlnn Lucy wns called. shs
was charged with taking $2,45 from Il. 11
Edwards, and Lucy was put undcr bonds
for twelve months.
Charles Johnson and William Cakes
vera arrested as suspicious characters.
They turned out TO be simple vugs, and
We're put to work on the rock pile for
thirty days,
w. l.. Changers case went over TO tho
10th. He. is charged with having n con-
ceaLsd weapon.
Johnnie Harris paid $3.50 for beating
Lewis Rudd.
Ernest Stephens and Maggie Hunley
each paid $3.50 for fighting In the street
The case OF John Sterling and B. Willis,
arrested In connection with the robbery
CT the Watkins Cottrlell Company, went
over to the 10th instant, for further In
formation, The police are probing tho
matter to the bottom
Ono or two DRINKS closed the list.
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q a NEW ENTERPRISE.

On next Tuesday, December stn,
Mcssrs. Browne & Constllc, will throw
omen the doors of their now crockery
store at No. 2o5 East Broad Street tiny
building formerly occupied by tho SnGeis
Manufacturing Company.
AS an example Of enterprise and push
4 the opening of this store Is, indeed. re-,
markable. Within tho space OF one "eeR,
the former tenants have vacated tho
premises, tho entire building from cellar
to roof has been reInodelled, painted.
papered, and furnished with modern I'm.
lures; tho enormous stock or emma, glass;
ware, lamps, ETC., has been unpacise.i,
marked and arranged n inc most az
trnctlve manner.
Messrs Browne e Constlne, who are
both successful young business mon. ana
we'll known In this city, have been lo,-
Etunnte in Directing ARRANGEMENTS VIII
several OF tho largest potteries and chlilit
manufacturers In this country, ny WHICH
z they are to have tho entire cohtrol "
their products In this section, Thcy NAYS
also placed import orders, many nohtl'S
ago, for the very atest novelties an urtls-
tic productions in their line. Ihcsel ehaf-
nous shipments, together WIN lllelr lulSo
purchases from factories throughout tl''s
country will be displayed on inc three
tIonc or the public nrxt TUESDAY, DGccin-
bar Sth, Sc
The advantages Of such a favorable ar
rangement with large factories Will DO
easily recognized by an Intelligent pubic
when the goods are inspected, and prices
compared with similar. goods elsewhere,
Messrs, Browne s. constine VIII give
no souvenirs ON their opening day, nor
will there DO any band 70 furnish music
for the occasion. Such inducements VIII
not be necessary to influence the people
"a Richmond TO visit their store. The
prices of their goods, tho atractlyencss
Of their stock. the pollteness and Eintelll-
gencc of their salespeople, and the'r up
to.date methods OF conducting business.
Will make them many friends, and will,
quicker than any other means, make
their business grow to the proportions
| that such enterprise deserves. ~
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ON FOOD
!. Tho RIght Foundation OF Health,

sProp,r food Is tho foundation OF health.
peopl., can eat improper food,for a time
and not feel any Ill results, until there Is
a sudden COLLAPSE of the digestive organs,
and then all kinds of trouble follows
The proper way out of the difficulty Is
to shift to the pure. scientific 1000,
Grape-Nuts, for IT rebuilds from INC
foundation up. A New Hampshire
woman says: vLast summer ! was suu-
denly taken With indigestion ana severe
stomach trouble. and could nol oat looa
without great main; my stomach was SO
sore could hardly move about TINS
bent IN until | was SO miserable life was
not worth living. -,
gument, Induced mo to try Graps-Nu JUS
food and duit my regular food. Although
i had but littlo faith, commenced 70 use
1t, and great was my surprise 70 ing thi'
/ could cat 1t without the usual pun
and distress In my stomach 80 ! kept
on using Grape-Nuts and soon y ttlarkeu
Improvement was shown, for my stomach
was performing its regular work IN q
normal way without pain or distress
very soon the yellow coating disap-
pcared from my tongue, the dlll. heaVy
feeling in my head disappeared ana my
mind felt light and clear; tho languld'
TRAD feeling left, and altogether felL
as If had been rebuilt. strength ana
weight came back rapidly, anu went
lack to my work with rene"ed hIhpi+
tlon To-day am a new woman " m,nd
us well as body, and owe It all to THIS
natural food. Grape Nuts Name given
w Postum Co.. Battle Creek. Mich
There's a reason. 4,
Look in each package Tor q COPY ol
i the famous little book. the Foad 70
'NYellvile.'
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WILL OPEN PRIVATE
SANITARIUM HERE
Dr.. j. Allison Hodges Trans
forms Langtorne Residence
Into Splendid Hospital.

Richmond has taken another declaeo
ston forward as O medical center. On
"wednesday of this week. the doors OF the
Hygeia Hospital, the private sanltariu'1l
OF DR.. j. Allison Hodges at the SOUTH =
west corner Of Adams and Grace streets
will be opened. i3S.
The house. purchased some months ago
by DR.. Hodges and since ,handsomclS I'M
proved and fitted for his purposes, - INC
FORMER residence Of Mr. c. d. sIiarghorno,
,nd IN Il Mrs. G. d. Gibson lived when
as Miss Irene Langhornc, sho WIS t''o
society .favorite of Richmond p, :.st5
This hospital with its cauipmcht anu
baths, Is q new departure IN the SOUTH
and it is believed, will be distinct sue
5cess. Already moro than half ofaits CO.
noc,tv has been engaged by patents
Recommendations strictly scientific ana
mndern are offered for eighteen 70 t"cll-
tv patIents. All of the appointments a =, !.
Of the best and thoroughly up-to,date'.
There arc two large sun par ,,,r = rn or
Two parallel lines OF effort VIII pc pur-
sued in the treatment Of patients, FIRST
TIC hospital method. by which the DISEASE
itsolf is treated, and, second, the snHltu-
rum method, By Whlch INC Phtichte . ~
titude toward tho disease IS lrea'eu'
when that Is necessary. !,
No surgery will be done, but al klllus
or medical diseases will DO treated cS-
cant insane or contagious cases. The
enulpmcnt for the treatment or al chses
i,nderthkcn, both acute and chrome, -
rs complete as any hospital IN TINS cou''-
try. Il, -, a. ,1iot
and systemntic regimen In the daily liyos
| of the patients. Part Of the cooking &C., 10y
| the patients will be done, by electricity,
| Dr.. Hodges has. secured graduate nurses
with assistants, .1ll under MISS ". -
| Williams as superintendent, In tho paso-
mcnt ara tho offices, the lounging room,
| Inc .douche and bath rooms, the lelectrlcal
! rronn. tho electric light baths and SO on.
| In thc electrical room are macnlnes ~
The application offall kinds ofYelectrlcIy'
| E-ray. vibrations, massage, hpt ar, etc,
,r,hc laboratory also adjoins hisfrpom',
The baths arc deslgned aG 1s y, J., ~ -
| the famous Baruch SYSTEM .lor, t,aIpul'
| being The highest authority. on hyarn|!e.
| rapy, and are for hyglcnlc as wen 40
4 therapeutic purposes.
| ,rhey will be open to the public during
| certain hours, tho ladies using the morn
| Ing hours and the gentlemen the aitef-
| noon and evening hours F lft.
Mr., and Mrs. H. G. henson, OF Auburn,
| Me-, who are expertsiin this me-, VIII
! have charge of this department.,
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Y. p. 1. PATRIOTIC.
Practiced Hard for the James
town Game.

CsVecial TO The 'rimeS-Dispatcn.)
BlACKSBuRG. Ma, Dec. 5.--Accordins
10 the regular custom, the football team
OF the Virginia POLYTECHNIC Institute dls-
banded in Roanoke on Ihanh 5, :. sll'
IJay. When the team returned to Blacks
bur, on tile following day telegram
awaited them, requesting them to play
the university OF Virginia 4 second game
IN Norfolk in the interest Of tie james
town Exposition. TIE manager oil the
Virginia Tech. eeyeTl. Mr.. iChalklc%, nou-
fed the Norfolk papers Of the teams
Willingness to play. and the team NJ once
went into training. Practice was held
regularly each day in spite'of the Iact
that tho ground was covered with snow
ana the thermometer ranging IN tho
reighborhood OF zero.
10 have seen the practice, one Wou!u
have supposed that tho team was prepor-
ins; for a great championship game, IN
stead of n mere exhibition Intended to
raise funds for the benefit Of q State en-
position.
!. The team men deserve tho greatest
credit for the patriotism they displayed
IN this manner. This not only applies to
The Varsity eleven, but also to tl,s sec
ond team, who unanimously responded
TO the call. The team and athletic nSso-
citation IN general were greatly surprised
when tk.ay We're officially Informed by
the following telegram that the Uni
vcrsity had backed out of her own propo-
Eition:
Norfolk, Va, Dec. g. 1908.
To Manager ". p. /. Teanl,-Every
means exhausted to get Virginia to play
you, but she refuses. Your patriotic
\ Willingness 10 play for tho exposition
much appreciated.
(signcd) j. NJ. THOMPSON,
Editor and Manager Norfolk Dispatch.
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ROBBED HIS h is
ROOMMATE:
TON Murphy Sent Oil to Strand
Jury at Petersburg ior
Grand Larceny.
"A BAD HUNTING INC ACCIDENT
"a Stray Shot From. q Load F'rco
,t Il Rabbit Pierces the Eye
|of Mr., Ollie Waller.
BAD HUNTING ACCIDENT D
,sn.c,o, 10 rhe Times pispatch.'

' 49,, t,r, VA 51,ecpmber 81 Tom
t5 I'tlTERsB ul'e' % ....5 Nv, - ork
Murphy, u "i1i'e i'ls' r.,,4 80 1,,n-
was sent OH TO the Sou County -. "a
Al widt1ie to-day, to be tried LOT s.u'u
Il ,.'. r,a aroused has been working
larceny. ne no a. = 4, :, which
for some time on the reS resi- ~ ~,
4. being buff across the Appoli1'.'VA ~
a., yirrinia Passenger and Power Go com
'i'e w - z ii'''' LII, ,hroo other work
pailv' any anu tho three mon
men. Yesterday norn'hs 'N' .,s,ae, -,
\, f,rd their clothes scattered OH
~ l. ,,,ai,. tbrce watches gone and
Z 5lhe 49, ~ ,:,,,,v was arrested
4 Murphy nissiils. ,,,,,y TIC Mt
before lie could leave tl'e coun. 80,
first denied having committed INC ."eA'
e..,.,,,ras confesscd, and with an
\ nut aittei i "'tu' ,,,o watches we're
officer went 70 N ,1'...,,a -" and gave them
concealed III INC pe's'ii.S-S u
up. ,,,rDD1Sc,
5l CC IN. :, ,,,.rt (;illiam have is
Mr.. and MIS-, ho ~, ,,,nIrinpe OF their
8 EIsd ihNi'ationsn - ~ ,I1r, william Ham
ilton Brock'oru, OF ...e ,,,ill take place in
Y ginia. me sN aatfs ~ -
January. o.e;ved this morning
$ a telesram was . a.. e., et,nnton Of Mr..
announcing the acil'H l ~ aa,,,er we'll known
James ". Iia"h,ns, . AIr Hawkins was
citizen % ,ort,s' Years an employe OF the
for over lorts , 49,. ~ 10 rendered most
&postoffico mere, VIZ VIZ BE 81 health broke
down under me ! stt ~ retred from the
slant work ana nc = eS'i Mr. hawkins
office rev ssa.a Gni,ehters and three
\ leaves a WiuoM, 80 49, M india Cox and
sons ana IVY $50 rhe body will be
MRS. ool y. q ,3se tarsh,,rr for burial.
\ brought 70 Te I,G3tm 11Is EYE.
Plf, ..,,s, ut aiti,en Of Ettrick,
Mr. ollie Maiiei. d s.nnfortunate gun
was ne N1s.', ,.osts.rf.,v fternoon While
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
THE JORDAN BILL.
Will Probably be Considered I

Wa = SDS~NHJ ~ OSANS~" 49, ~
t Senate Committee Tuesday.
h Tho Jordan oyster bill. proposing to
break tho Baylor survey, which has been
passed by the House was communicated
to the Senate yesterday, no action was
talon on the bill. and 1t will. probably
not be- taken up by the Senate Committee
for Fish and Game before Tuesday. The
committee having sat with the House
committee during the hearings on tho
bill, Will give no further hearing, but will
lose no time reporting tho bill, either ia
yorably, or adversely. The House COM
mlttce reported the bill adversely, but tho
committee was reversed by tho House.
Tho Senate Committee Is composed OF
Senators Kee2ell Ctunter. Tyler, Walker,
Stands, Gold, Senrs. Bryant, IIutcheHon,
Cromwell and Halsey 1t Is expected the
committee Will be very evenly divided on
the measure.
(, Tho fate OF tho bill In the Senate is
regarded as doubtful. The Underwater
senators generally are expected to OBJ
pose tho bill. Many members of the Sem
alto arc doubtful how they Will vote on
the measure, regarding It from thoistand-
point OF lpoitical and business expectancy,
Some openly intimate that the passage
OF the bill will be hurtful to the Interests
Of the Democratic party In Tidewater
Virginia.
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ACCEPTS A CALL.
Dispensary Election Ordered for
Misunderstanding Cards,
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dlsnatch.

IHDecINI 70 ] ne ] IIiIea- IJTFllaENIl'J
e MANASSAS, VA, December b--Rev.
c. w. Tralnham, formerly OF Richmond,
but for The past ten years pastor OF the
Baptist Church AT this place, has ac-
cepted a call 10 Marion, Va. and will
leave shortly To take charge OF his new
field.
In response 10 n petition signed by
more than one-fourth Of the voters Of
the town on the d.Hpensary question, the
Council has ordered an election for jan
NAY Il, 1901, i IL thought that the cleo
ti0.i VIII be close.
Cards are out announcing tlle marriage
OF Miss Ada Merchant, daughter Of wal
ter Merchant, OF this place. To Mr.. u. e.
REID. OF alexandria, Va. The wedding
Will be in Washington on the evening OF
December 18th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
FIRE AT COLLEGE.
Quick Work Saved Rylsnd Hall
Yesterday Morning,

great deal of excitement was caused
yesterday morning nj the college Ey n
firo which broke out In Ryland Hall, due
to a detective flue, The fire started in
the Greek room, and would have soon
been beyond control had At not been for
tile timely discovery Of DR.. Harris. who
was holding recitation at the time, Ry
Slaze was controller until. the arrival
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of the fire department. which soon be-.
% nd mn ters nf the situat Ion. The dam

of the fire department. which soon be-.
.can1o masters or the situation. The dam
Thc graduating class Of 1901 met Fri
day evening for tho purpose OF electins
officers. The result Of the election was
as follows: Mr.. Clarke president; MT
Turner, vice-president, and MI lsh' sec
retary.s Tho remaining Offices or ora
tor historian, ETC.. VIII be iiiled az tiie
next meeting. ~,
rho Richmond College Dramatic Clup.
has decided to rcorganizc this session, and
will bcgin:swork on whatever play IS Sc
lected Immediately after Christmas.
& Mrs Chamberlain Miss BoWes. the stars
OF last season, Will take parts l1ls yeai.
Among other prominent ones who have
returned are Messrs. Fl. NJ. Smith, j., =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
TRIAL OF ALLEN.
Charged With the Murder Of His
FIalf-Uncle.
specIal 10 The Times-DIspatch.)

------- T5i7cVI'si = ~
LIVINGSTON. VA. Dec 5--B. ".
Allen, charged with the murder of his
hnlt-unclc, n. j. Allen, was arraigncd
before the County Court Thursday. and
the trial Is now IN progress; cutie e. q
cXamlncd Il. r, Gordon, Commonwealth's
attorney, is assisted in the prosecution by
Micalah Mood, COMMUNICATING altor-
ney Tor AIDemarle county.
The accused Is being defended by, s. 3:
Whitehead. OF this place. and Cnskic and
Coleman OF Lynchburg.
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setting Of a number OF cases for future
days of the term.
The Virginia Construction Company, OF
Richmond, have now nearly completed
tho additional electric light plant Tor TINS
city, and the current will be turned on
In n few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
WOULD NOT CANCEL.
Judge Witt Declined to Set Aside
Certain PAPERS OF Adoption.

WI Witt 13st9 - = y = - -s''
!. Mr. s., G. Tunstall, Of New Kent coun-
ty, was in the city yesterday to see Judge
Witt about setting aside certain papers
or ndontion but he was unsuccessful.
III is the Same case that was written
about several months ago. Mr. Tunstall
adopted a founding about four years
ago, believing It to DO white, Since then
a suspicion has arisen that the child has
colorcd blood in his Veins. Mr. Tunstall
himself thinks the child white, but some
OF his ncighbors do not,
He could not get the papers cancelled,
and the case remains as IT was,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
C. and Q. Removal.

President George w, Stevens. Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, has been
aleent the greater part OF the week on II
tou, OF the western end of tho system.
Meanwhile, the removal matter VIII not
be settled for several Weeks yet.
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Chimboraao Iiospital.

meeting of the Chimborazo Hospital
Beard Will DO held Thursday at r. Nj.
at the residence Of Or. G. w. Massey,
Twenty-fifth and Broad Streets. ~ TINS
time arrangements Will DO made for the
entertainment to be held carly In Janu-
aEv ssts
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+ At the MEMS Meeting at the Y NJ:
e. A. this afternoon. the Rev DR.. J -.
Hawthorne, Of the Grove Avenue baptiset
Church, vii speak on Lessons from the
I,fe and Death Of Judas Iscariot." Prof.
George B. Goolsins. director Of the We'd
nesday Club, will sing q solo.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church will worship
in tho Cavalry ,Armory as usual The
pastor, tho Rev. David A. Soly, will
preach ut both services. At the evening
service he will speak especially to wo-
men on Lessons From Esther" On
"Wednesday night a service In memory Of
ihc Rev W. Y Abraham will be held.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

SThe antiphonal choir Of Grace Epsco--
pal Church :willMsing several special So
lections Tonight. The Rev. Mr.. Morris
will preach morning and night
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DR.. C. S. Gardner: will preach In Grace
Street Baptist Church at both services.
His morning theme will be. My Enemy
and T.; evening theme, 1.-THE Thoughts
That Make Us"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

Dr.. Jere witherspoon will begin his
seventh year OF pastoral work at the
Grace Street Presbyterian Church TO-.
day His subject In the morning VIII
DO THE Body of Christ and It's Members.
At night no will speak on '"rhc way
Made Plain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Bales will sing at
tho services in Droadus Memorial
Church to- night. The Rev. G. ~, Stealey
will preach and his subject will be God
Loves YOU" Ills morning subject VIII
be "1Tow Long Does Salvation by faltn
Iast?" !E+'+ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

The singing OF Councils "Galla" in
Monumental Church this afternoon at !
o'clock will be under the direction OF
:uNilinm NJ. Jenkins, organist and dlrec-
tor Of tho choir.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

The revival services at the Second Bap-
list Church will close tonight. &Mr, r.
d. Garland, who has been preaching
With such effect, will fill the pulpit at
both services. ! There have been. fifteen
or twenty conversions.
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The Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins VIII
preach in West-End Christian Church.
Ills morning subject will DO Servants Of
Sons" At night his subject vii DO "The
Way Of the ProdlEal. n
.The Rev. w. A. Cooper, pastor, will
preach ut st. James Methodist Church.
at II A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sacrament OF
tho Lords Supper after morning sermon.
At night Mr.. Cooper will discuss Church
Union and Creeds." 3t
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Tho Rev. p. A.. Cave will preach In the
morning at tho Third Christian Church
an ',yyoman's Work and Influence.
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NOES This MAN
POSSESS divine p0WER|?:
Tho Dead Brought Back to Lite

Is But Little More Miraculous Than Some Of the
Marvellous Cures He Performs Without the
Aid Of Drugs, Medicines Any OF the
Healing Agents Employed by
the Medical Fraternity.
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Tho Rev. DIT McN. Simpson, pastor
OF Clay Street Methodist Church, Will oc-
cupy his pulpit morning ana night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

The REV. H.. W. Terrell will preach In
tic i,fli 1T Twenty5hfth and Clay Streets
Tonight at 7tas o,el1tk. His subject VIII
be The R!sesf anaSP rogress + OF the sew
enth Day Adventfsts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

Alley, Julian Winfrec. D, W. freeman
anu John Tyler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

Tho new. pastor Of the First Presbyte-
rian Church, the Rev. Il. IT. McFaden. D.
D., late Of Lynchburg, has reached Rich.
mond. lie will begin his work mere
to-day, preaching Mt both services
Dr.. NIcFaden has received q most,
hearty welcome from his new congrcsa.
ton to whom lie has already bcen IN
formally presented. and from the COM
5munity, Mt large. He Is exceedingly vel;
known and we'll liked here, and ne was
received Will, open arms on all sides Tho
conversations at the opening Of his pas
tornte here will probably be very large.
For tho present. Dr. and Mrs. McFaden
have engaged rooms at the Westminster
School on West Grace Street
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Tho occasion will be a most interesting
one to oil the Disciples of Richmond, The
new congregation will call Il pastor ana
will probably erect church buildisg.