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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-07
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE OLD DOMINION.

Furnished by the Times" Correspon-
dents and state Exchanges-PHragrap
and Editorial Opinions Clipped, Com
piled and Condensed From Home Papers.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA, De-
cember 5.-tCorrespondence.]- Judge
w. 7. Jones, judge of the County Court,
adjourned his court this morning. Case
of Commonw wealth against b. +. Patter-
son resulted in a verdict OF guilty and
fixed his imprisonment At two years IN
the State penitentiary. Judge b. l..
Guntsr, of Accomac county, arrived
hero yesterday. The Judge is looking
we'll. He is here to hold special term
for Judge James N. Jefferies, who Is
still very sick. Colonel Thomas Tabb,
Of Hampton, and Mr.. John Donovan, OF
Mathews, were in attendance of the Cir
cut Court.
Last Wednesday week party Of per-
sons went out turkey hunting in Mr..
Diggs' woods on Sarah creek, in
Guinea. Mr.. Frank Liliston. oIe OF
the party. fired a shot At wild turkey.
Some one cried out, Il am shot" Mr..
Lilston found that he had shot Robert
Foster, a colored man. The shot took
effect in the side, went through Foster .
lungs, which resulted in his death night
before last.
Rev. w. 0. Waggener, who was APP
pointed by the late Methodist Confer
encs to charge on Gloucester circuit,
preached his first sermon last Sunday
at Bslamy's Church. A large congre-
CATION was present. MIR. Waggsner il
a good speaker, and preached fine
sermon.
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Ssrth state Gleaniuss.

The Durham street railway has been
sold to Major w. A. Guthrie, for SO. $40.
QUITE an amounto Of cotton has been
coming into Wilson during the past
week or so.
THE cotton seed oil mill at Whining
ton has begun work, aud will hereafter
run regularly.
Rev. JAMES G. ROCKWELL, of Waynes-
vile, n. c., has accepted call to the
pasterate of the church at Morristown,
Tenn, and began work December lst.
THE Danish bark Rialto cleared
from Wilmington for Ponce, p. r.,
Thursday, with PSI ,435 feet of lumber,
valued at S3.449 IS, and shipped by Ed
ward Kidder's Sons.
The Yadkin Railroad is to run from
Salisbury to Norwood, Stanley county.
forty miles. Surveys began last week
and the work of construction will COM
mence early in December.
The Greenyille Eastern Reflector says
"A factory of some kind might easily
be builtin Greenvilie on The so-opera.
ton plan. There is not a great amount
OF money in this section, but enough to
be OF great service III giving people en-
ployment If put In circulation.
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE ON THE
DEBT.

DEBT.
Governor Lee has stated that the
funding bill of 1882 has funded no con-
soils, and has become impracticable by
reason OF the bonds and coupons Of the
past five years having parted company.
He recommends that the bill be recast
so "a to offer more favorable terms to
the holders OF consols, although some
what less than WAS offered by the State
through the legislative committee Of
May, 1887. The Governor figures
would pay to the creditors 100000 a
year more than the present bill, 80 the
simple question is, would it be to the
interest of the State to pay that price
for a settlement ?
Men differ so much as 10 what fair
dealing with our creditors requires that
it may be better to confine ourselves
merely to what our interest demands,
and there are but two phases Of that
question: first, would the State. by a
final settlement satisfactory to all, gain
in other respects enough to compensate
us for an additional annual outlay of
100000? The question answers itself:
The State would gain ten times the
amount Of the payment. We cannot
continue to defy the sentiment of the
whole civilized world by discredita-
BILE contest in the courts, resorting to
all sorts Of equivocal devices to avoid
payment. without suffering in a hun
dred ways more than we propose to pay
for peace?
Again the bondholdsrs have forced
from us during the past two years
S474, 900 by using coupons in paying
taxes; very much more than they ever
used before in two years. Can they in
crease thisY If. the cases now before
the Supreme Court Of the United States
be decided in favor Of the bondholders,
the amount will probably exceed half a
million dollars-Perhaps more for 1890.
Where will our revenue then be? Shall
we, ostrich-liks, stick our heads in a
bush, or pirate about paying what may
b. left after all other claims shall be
provided for, always spending the Last
dollar that there may be none left, and
suddenly be compelled to call the Leg
stature together to hnd money 10 pay
the current expenses of the State.
Is there a reasonable fear that such
n misfortune may overtate the State?
There is more. There is strong proba-
bility that it will occur, and If Governor
should be applying from
bank 10 bank to borrow money for
temporary deficits in the revenue
next summer, let it not be said that we
did not warn our lawmakers that they |
dare not trife with serious subject
without paying heavy penalty.
Let "a settlement be made before the
Supreme Court renders its decision.
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Pan-American Congress.

1t has taken the Pan American
Congress some weeks to decide upon
rules to govern their deliberations.
How long will it take them to do any
thing OF Importance They have &C.
cupied fortnight in their delibera-
tons. and the most important thing
they have decided upon is not to admit
the press to their meetings, which was
both unnecessary aud uuwise. At that
rate a matter OF real importance will
not DO disposed OF in six months.
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RAILROADS.
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL Ann POTOMAC RAILKOAD.-rchs
duls commencing NOVEMBER. 18th. 1852
kssfarn standard time


DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL Ann POTOMAC RAILROAD.-rchs
duls commencing NOVEMBER. 18th. 1852
Eastern standard time:
1882 q. IN. leaves Byrd-street station daily
stops only at Ashland, Boutwell,,
Milford, Fredericksburg. brooke.
and whitewater. sleeper Washing
ton and New York; does not stop
At Elba.
200 D. N. leaves Byrt.-strcet station daily
except sunday. ParlOr car Rich-
mond Ia Washington. .
$50 y. IN. leaves Byrd-street station daily
7:I3 D. m. leaves Bvrd-street station daily
stops only at Boutwell,, hitord,
and Fredericksburg. sleeper Rich
mond 10 New York.
e.SO a. m. arrives at ByTd-streri station daily
sleeper from New York.
o.sa o. M arrives at Byrd street station dailr'
stops at Fredericksburg. Milford.
Boutwell,, and Ashlsnd. sleeper
from Washington and Now f"tk'
does not stop At flba.
s.oa n m. arrives kyr1-street station daily I.
stops only at Fredericksburg, Mil
ford. Boutwell,. aud ashland.
oar o. m arrives NJ Byrd-strect station daily
except sunday. Parior car wash
ington TO Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
CAS- a. M. leaves Flba. Arrives at Ashland at
1888 a. III.
400 %. N. accommodation. leaves Byrd-strcet
station: arriyesa Ashland al pm.
6:o4p. m. leaves Elba; arrives AZ Ashlsnd at
0:4o y. m.
GAS a. m. arrives tlba. Leaves Ashland NJ
sos n. m.
s.25a IN. accommodation: arrives n B' I'd
street station; leaves Ashland ~
1887 a. m.
$50 y. m. arrives at Elba: leaves Ashland NJ
5:l1p. m.
&. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
L. L. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
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Mr.. Leedom's Statement.
IAnAhl nnfnn DnAl l

The full and frank statement made by
Mr.. Leedom, which appears in another
column, will 90 long ways towards
enlistipg further sympathy In his be.
half. While standing up in a manly
way, not seeking to evade any of tine
legal responsibility that may properly
attach to him because Of the unfortu-
nate position in which he finds himself
his statement very clearly shows that
he was the victim Of thoroughly cor
rupt and dishonest subordinate whom
he had implicitly trusted.
Mr.. Leedom has long been in public
life. He was honored by the people Of
his Congressional district, by those VINO
knew him best, by their suffrages for
the honorable position of Representa-
tive in Congress. lie has enjoyed the
most enviable reputation as an honor
able and honest man, and while he
finds himself officially responsible for a
defalcation in his Office, his friends
believe, and his straightforward state
ment is convincing, that he is not a de-
faulter, but, instead, as before stated
the victim Of an unkind and dishonest
subordinate.
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tVE' vi W VT
TphiladelDhia Times ]

The great mass OF newspaper readers
know little of the labor and cost of pro-
ducing the news they enjoy each morn
ing with their breakfasts as they peruse
the columns Of the progressive Journal
Of to-day.
The New York Herald refers to the
fact with just pride that its special cable
dispatches giving Stanleys account of
his successful journey into savage
Africa. sent from Zanzibar on Wednes-
day last, cost two dollars for each word ;
and the same paper lately gave elaborate
special cable dispatches from Brazil
which cost nearly as much.
These important and costly dispatches
are all given in the columns of the
Times simultaneously with their publica-
ton in the Herald. Thus the paper that
costs only single cent, often fur
nishes news costing as much for every
single word as the reader pays for his
paper for eight months. But hundreds
of thousands read the Times, and that
is why all the available news Of the
world can be given each morning re-
CARELESS of price.
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HAilkOsD<.
NORFOLK AND wEsTro.,..

NORFOLK AND WESTERN D
TWO DAILY TRANS Tn Nc,,,
TWO DAILY TRAINS no ivyinig.
sCHEDuLEIN tFFEC1 NOV y. nth
LEAVE RICHMOND; BYRu-,te,rs
lion. NH sft
$40 A. N. Daily. via Peter,fnr,
ana NoHOlk through str,.. r1rf
i've Norfolk i2O p' "" Al,
voniy NJ ietersiur, ~,
windsor ana suffolk Nlsfr
t1o n. NJ Daily. si1 icicr,iurg
Petersburg lois A ~ rn
..aNes Petersburg los, W 3
FarmVille, LynchhDr, ~ y. 3.
=, points south aud West -Di A.
2:5S Il. VI. Daily, ti0 pefef,bnr.
neteisbnrs 3.32 o.. " .i,..''.li''l', a.
&c rfHhnfg az 1.i5 D AZ "a
irving AZ norfolk G.lsi' ~ 81. H.
1890 Z N. Daily. ri1 pcfer.lnrg
refreshing at ll.4up orsr
ne,uug with Train So D. CO..
fet'fsnnfgai l2.n % 3
'hic. iynchhurs ana ID, lf'r.
~opIu ana Nesf. Il
1918 4. VI. Daily. exrrrf
turkey lic. f0r famt.f. NJ
burg AMI TOO Wet a.I
PULLMAN SLtEplNG-CAEAli,,,
TioN@ '''f Ig,.
No. -Slccping-car Hctorslr,.
without cnsnge aying poier.i,., ~.
1890 A. ". Pullman sleeper i..... Tf
Memphis without change "a.
No. 3-iuiiman sleeper lyne.Irt,
Orleans, AMI Roanoke 10 N.n.,.. w
change. Cd
Tickets, baggage cheek. ami .n.,
ton can be obtained mo- l,.rhn. ..,. -i.
burg Railroad depot. A.N D.... -f.fs.
Nam street. AM al tHe COMPANY ...r' -"
csst Main d. Get. '
n " r.f.r,,.
''ons.f if..t
M.tNHi'l
General lls,.Ir.. i....
CHARLES o.. hplY. Nlre.rr,
General ONCE. Roanoke. IA
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ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER Bl DAillDhl
GREAT TOURIST LINZ. ..,s|
JAMESION DUTCH GAP. AM
SCENtkf.
CHEAPEST ROUTE. ..gy
RATES LESS THAN HALF thAAur"''
RAIL Inns.
FIRSI-CIA-~ MEALS.
The elegant md fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states maAs
CAiTATs Ds1n.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND KIN -,
IA. VI. l~fhfkT-cAK- so blhf'iAi
STEAMERS MiiALfI fur aN't
places. arriving IA Norfolk about 1'Y -
Returning. TIE steamer leaves NnfiN
Newport News on alternate dal' ii''
al Richmond about $50 a. 81. ...s
Through tickets 10 above namel I "a
sale on steamer and at Cat. yrs Astntf',,
1000 Nam street Baggage chscAei i.'
sTATE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR lAi '"
NIGHT.
FREIGHT 90.
Freight received daily for Norio.e' -
mouth, Smlthfield. Hampton. iIi t'
wavefly and HicksfoIi. Va; Nas.lI, IN
ID. g., Ntwhern~. Washington ana i'..,.0s
y. c.. all stations on Atlantic ana lp.
Railroad. Seabusru snd Roanoke 100
Norfolk Southern RAILROAD and 800
North Carolina generally, also, i1i 80
shore Of Virginia and al reg i.i ' ,.,,,. Al
the James and kappehannocA if'.I
LOW Est BATES, and thrOl ~ Dis
LUCitN h. TAT 81, Vice ircsid, m.
No. lllz Main street aud ho,Net' "a.
IRWIN WEist0kR, ttsishi snd 80
Agent NV
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This * beyond que .tioh the most success
mi Cough Medicine we have ever sold. a
frw doses invariably cures the worst cases OF
cougn. Group and Bronchitis, while Its won
derluI success In the cure OF Con um pii'" Is
without a PARALLEL in the history OF medicine.
SINCE ira flrst discovery IL has been soi'l o. n
guarantee. 4 test which no Their medicine an
stand. II you have Cough. We 'arnssliy
ask Won 10 try Il. Price, 50 cents and ell.
sample bottles free. sold by Bodeker BIO IL
srs and II. NJ. shields 4 Co.. esrnsr ~ rum
and Ala rsnaii streets.
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Worlds Fair.
INeW York 1imeGl

Toe New York delegation in Congress
proposes to ask the cooperation of the
representatives Of other States specially
interested in the World Fair in an
effort to secure prompt legislation upon
the subject without reference to the
place at which the fair shall be held.
II is desirable to get this legislation
without delay in form upon which
there can be substantial agreement and
have the government. committed in pro-
DER manner to the undertaking, leaving
In aoeyance the one question upon
which division Of sentiment is una
voidable. II the advocates of st. Louis
and Chicago as places for the e1hibi.
ton will join in this effort it will great
ly promote the common object and
prepare the way for settling the ques.
ton of location, when it has been made
certain that worlds fair il to be held
somewhere. The question will then
stand alone, and can be considered with
sole reference to the effect Of location
upon the success of the scheme.
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HOMES AND HAUNr5 OF JESUS; THE
FELLAHEEN, OR FARMERS OF
PALESTINE.
LAMENTATIONS IN characterization
by the Way. Grinding At the MIL, Carpen-
tering. shepherds Call. Wolf In sneeps
Clothing, Ploughman. Coat OF Many Coiors,
Dancing Before the Lord. The Home OF
Sociabies in the Year one, and others.
CITY LIFE IN JERUSALEM.
II1usrRArroys.-City walls, Gate Towers.
Market Places street scenes. SCHOOLS, Se-
cred Places, Mosques. and Mlnarets, Inc rS .
Of Needle. The Hareefss. social Scehes,
songs. Marriages, PROFESSIONS, isauies ihuooi'
and out Of Doors. &C. &C.
THE BEDOUINs OF ARABIA.
ILLysrRArrors.-The Black Tent, The
Arabs Home. The sheikh. HIS Bes' rrien s.
Scene, The Call to Prayer Mode OF steeP,ns
5000 Years Ago, Mode OF Attack. Raids W At
Songs. Bards Their Poems, Songs ana Husi-
cal instruments.
THE HEBREws OF PALESTINE.
Their sscts, Ashkenasim, sephardim. fna-
rasees, TIE Rabbi. His Costume. Ofncisi Du-
ties, Khssan or singer, Feast and fast Days
and FESTIVALS Waiting Place, sacred Places,
Synagogues, The Passover supper. Marriage
Ceremony, Washing Of Hands, DAY OF Atone
ment, &c.
VISIT TO BETHLEHEM.
Its Inhabitants, Greeks, Catholics, Mohsm-
medans, Amusements, Hoidnys, snrlnss.
Its industries, Boaz Counting Ruth, ways oil
Bethlehem. &c.
In his Illustrations Mr.. Won Finkelstein
will be assisted by several persons Ia Orien.
tai costume and with their AID VIII &c, ou'
ON thu nlatform MANY of the most striking
sustoms OF the people OF this most interest
ing OF lands. -,
At Young Mems Christian Association Hal
THURSDAY. December 5th, AT =.
SATTTRDAY. december eth, matinee at
T. H.: night. O'Clock. Admission IS cents
children, Is cents. 49,.
Tickets for sale at West. Johnston co.
L. r.. Dupuy. X. l.. Christian Il Co., rourlu
rean. prize. a Co, the Cohen Co., md NO
man "a Christian Association
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uittlsness of the sectional Republican
party. The Lion who.could look with
contempt upon the heels Of malignant
jackasses during his life can certainly
feel the more contempt for their malig-
nifty after his death.
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ns-CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH,
Grace street between Fourth and Fifth
Rev. william T.. Judkins, pastor. Preaching
AZ II o'clock q. ~. and : .. m. strangers and
others always welcome.
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IN THE SUNDAY TINES will appear an
article of special interest to members OF
both bouses Of the Legislature and
their constituents in all parts of the
Cormonw
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Chinese Immigration.

The action Of SO conservative and rep
resentative a body as the New York
Chamber OF Commerce on a question of
national concern will be certain to COM
maDd attention. The law prohibiting
Chinese immigration was passed hasti.
ly in September of last year before it
was certainly known that the pending
treaty had been rejected by China. and
was approved by President Cleve-
land not without hesitation. The
Chamber Of Commerce does not even re-.
motely suggest the revival of Chinese
immigration; but it urges the reopen.
ing OF negotiations with China for a
peaceful and friendly adjustment OF
all questions between the two govern
ments." China weuld doubtless meet
such negotiations in friendly spirit.
and the restoration Of good feeling be.
tween the United States and the Chi
nese Government is 40 object worth
seeking.
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GAIT! SALT SALT
LIX ERPOOL SALT.

We offer for sale on the spot and 10 arrive,
the sargoes OF the steamers Sfanmore, bar
win, Empire. aud MasCotte. consisting OF
42,OCO SACKS Bk>T LIVERPOOL FINE
DAIRY SALT. Deakin's.
Buckley. Franklin, and Herbert. brands.
Also, 10000 SACKS LIVERPOOL GROUND
ALUM SALT. All Of our direct importation.
This is the BEsr ENGLISH salt. and II relia-
bic. We caution both dealers and consumers
against American salt packed III foreign
sacks In IMITATION OF English salt.
u617-lQt DAVENPORT q AORals
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Secretary window.
New York Hefald.t

Secretary Window gives in a number
Of pages the most complete and DANA
ging exposure OF the faults of our rev
enue system that has ever been made,
showing that in every imaginable way
the present tariff laws are an invitation
to fraud. an injustice to honest mer-
chants, oppression and robbery to the
people, impossible to execute fairly, full
of contradictions. inviting TO evasion.
to arbitrary executive construction and
to endless and costly litigation. This
exposure of the present tariff law de-
serves the attention Of Congress. and
OF course will not get 1t. III the Re
publicans IN Congress were wise they
would asklSecretary Window, who has
so clearly shown the monstrous unfit
ness of the present tariff laws, to frame
for them new tariff.
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The action Of Secretary-of-war Proc
tor in not lowering the flags over the
War Department will not hurt ex.
President Davis. while it will tend 10
expose 10 oil risht.minded men the
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Stanley. Mission Not Ended.
baltimore Americana

Stanley's stature increases as he nears
civilization. His own modest account
of his work furnishes only the briefest
outline, but j. leayes unlimited SEQ De
for the imagination, and it is easy to
clothe the skeleton and get at fairly ac-
curats estimate Of his services to the
world. He went in on the west side of
Africa, and after three years of unpre-
cedented experiences he has emerged
on the east coast, almost on line with
his starting point. The first part OF his
journey was over ground that he
had travelled before, and his progress
was rapid, but during the last two
years and a-half his wanderings
have been, to a great extent, through
territory never before trodden by the
foot OF white man. To estimate the
ply steal obstacles overcome, it must be
borne IN mind that he encountered. "a
he predicted he would, dense forest.
many hundred miles in extent, in the
heart of the tropical region Of Africa,
filled IN with the almost impenetrable
mass OF vegetation and underground
characteristic Of the region, and gener-
ally considered by scientists as absolute
ly fatal to men having Caucasian blood
in their veins.
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as-sEVENTE- STREET { RfSffAN
CHIfRGH. Services at IL n. m. and p. m.
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Jabez Hall.
aunday-schoOl al $3.50 a. m.
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Ay-UNlON-STArIlN CHURCH. corner
Twenty-fOurth and y. understanding at
IL a. IN. and y. III. by The pastor, Rev.
James Z. Martin.
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RICHMOND & DANYILLE RI

SHORTEST ANDQtlrktSTUUrrr.. ..
AND NOl IHWI~I
PULLMAN SLEfpIRS ON All AL.
TRAINS
SCHEDULE N tffftl SOY lunt..
l-~n a
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Es-JRINITY METHODIST ZIP SCOPAL
CHURCH. south. corner Broad and Tween
tieth streets, Rev. j. X. Sturgis. pastor
Preaching by the pastor nj IL a. u. and p.
m. sunday school al 0:l5 q. m, and prayer
meeting at $3.50 p. m. Wednesday night ser
ylcesat ; p. IN,
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ss-PARK-PLACE METHODIST EPIsCO-
PAL CHURCH REV. j. Wiley Bledsoe, pas
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sy-FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West Grace street. Rev. j. Gavin stewart.
nostor Preaching ut IL o'clock a. IN. by
Rev. l.. Is. urnbull. and Rev. J. {. Han, or
Manchester, Will preach AT : o'clock p. m
Usual Wednesday night service. sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Seats free and hearty
welcome TO all.
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arFIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH. Seventh street near Grscs Rev.
J. :. Moser, pastor. IRE ching at l a. m.
and 7:3O p. IN. sun ay--chooi at D;j0 a. m.
social prayer meeting Friday at $40 p. IN.
All welcome 70 all services.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

srFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH; sofner OF
Twelfth and Broad streets. Dr. oeoiRo
Cooper. pastor-Preaching nj III q. ~ nnu
o. M Bible school nj OLD Am. fourth-sttso'
Chapel, Rev. III. r. Williams as p. III.
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IN the supplement Of The TINES this
morning will b. found specially pre-
pared sketch Of tho Iitsof Hoa. Jeifer'
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az LIFE AND ADVENT MISSION ROOM,
smilh'sne (CentraD hall, Fifth street, be-
tween Broad and Marshall.-seryices every
Lords Day at 81 p. IN. All cordially invited.
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ss-sECOND BAPTIST CHUCH. corner Of
drum u. d.. pastor. Preaching at p. M
strangers welcome.
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rs-sECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Or Hoge Will preach at IL q. IN. and 4 y. IN:
Rev. MIR rurnbull will preach at the Ola
Market Hall at Sp. ~.
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son Davis. 1t contains the full particu-
lar, of his early life, his military, leg
islative and executive career, and his
later DAYS.
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sgMOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Laurel street, oppo-
lite the Park. Services In the morning at
Ills: IN the afternoon at $3.50. The vestry
has made the pews free for the afternoon
services and all who come viii be welcomed
Sunday-schOO AT $3.50 a. m, under the super
intendencs of Roosevelt Page. Esq.