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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-06-10

moment while the Queen yet
spoke, to whisper to Azila, kneel.
ing near her. "Can'st thou not
save me from these h0rrorss D!
rouse thou manhood, thy sword,
thv spear"
''Force is in vain," replied Azila,
mis,aking her meaning. I'VE
have no refuge but the grave. Art
thou prepared tor dea,hg"
ut IS death | SEEK" she convul.
.ively said. 20, bless thee, hlsas
thee for the word, but strike quick.
ly."
''Enough," whispered Azila.
"Thy honor is safe. Fear not"
He was again on his feet, and
with energy restored, sprang tn
his saddle. The Queen rose, and
the clear voice of Azila rang
through the lines. "Guards, 10
your faces. Your mistress and
gracious princess speaks" And
The spears and shields and bended
kness kissed the earth. The next
moment beheld him full mounted
at the side of I.e.an.Noor.
"1he doomsman to his duty"
shouted one Of The attendants.
"Thy hand, quickly, my below.
ed said Azila. "Mount for The
cliTp
"l'reason! Treason exclaimed
the astonished Queen. "The Cliff"
echoed Le.sn.Noor, spring,ng 10
the lap of Azila, and clincing
franiically about his neck. ''The
cliff, the cliffr'
The keen spur upon the armed
heel OF his master stuck deeply
into the heaying flank of that
noble horse, and Azila, folding his
lost bride to his bosom, went over
the precipice.
splash little ripple,
And the water as before
Flowed calmly Ger Az,lx
And the gentle Le-an.Noor.
For hungry waves closed DER them,
Aud the lovers side By side,
1u common grave arc sleeping
Meath tho Mississippi's tide.
In death fore'er united,
Through life divided tar,
And the Maidcn's cliff time fingered,
With many rift aud scar,
Tells IN dumb voice tho story
Enacted by its side,
When warrior Azila
Sought Lean Moor for his bride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-11
"PInncer" Partridge Short.

A Chicago dispatch SAYS Uncle I'd. y
Partridge is on the gridron. For over q
month the weather throughout the West aud
South has been bad for the crops. and II LOOKS
as though twill be impossible TO raise an
average crop this year.
Uncle Ed" Partridge had out a short line
OF 100000 bushels Of wheat and 1000 900
bushels of corn The sharp advance on Fri
day OF wheat from p 70 81 cents. and corn
from 49, 10 529s cents. caused him to drop
about c22j,000. On Saturday another ad-
vance IN the prices caused him 10 drop
another 100000. He was caught short IN
Nav corn between 300, 900 and 400 900 bushels,
and he settled 100 900 private at eighty cents
showing loss Of forty cents on q bushel.
Last summer he lost $3.50 0O0 and this
spring he made .1,2J0.O0O on the short side
Of wheat and corn.
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JUSTIN CoBBIy,s TUNNEL
Under Ground and River to Connect Two
Roads.


Roads.
Long Island railroad stock took "a sudden
jump ia the New York Stock Exchange Sat-
urday from SO. around which it had been
standing for some time with practically no
variation. TO 1867 at which price tie close
OF the days trading found II. This stock
has not been an active one for some time. IL
has been looked upon more rs an investment
than a speculative stock and the sudden rise
yesterday IA IT'S value caused considerable
talk. Inquiries were made as TO the uueXpect-
ed advance. and they resulted IN the unfolding
of plan by which the Long Island railroad
and the Pennsylvania railroad are TO be con-
nected. This Is % be 10y means OF "a tunnel
which is o. be built under the North river.
between New York city and the East
river.
Austin COrbin, the president of the Long
Island railroad. said yesterday that he had
just signed "A contract with the Pennsylvania
railroad company for the construction of the
tunnel he work is to begin right away. 10
is declared. i lie tunnel opening IN Jersey
City will be at or near the Pennsylvania rail-
r al station The engineers who are TO do
the work 10 not intend 10 make the attempt
% put the tunnel through tho soft earth
under the bed Of the river. bat are gong
down as Mr.. COrbin described IL. 20 rock
bottom. 10 is expected that there will be two
openings IN New York, one near the Battery
lot the uctOMUDldtlOu Oh thOot OOllb Du,l-
ness In that part OF the city, aud the other
somewhere near Chambers street. for the
convenience of people who como to that part
of the city. From the last opening a tunnel
will cross under the city and under the East
river to some convenient place near the City
Hall ia Brooklyn.
The tunnels are TO be twenty-siX feet in
diameter, 20 DO lighted 10y electricity and the
same motive power viii probably be used
Mr.. Corbin said that the trip from Jersey
City TO the Brooklyn exit will take only nine
minutes. His plan IS. he says, to run trains
loaded with passengers from Jersey City TO
New York; then run the comparatively
empty cars 10 Brooklyn md load up with
people coming TO New York. This is for the
commission hours 10 the morning. At night
frequent asst trains according 10 these elabo-
rate plans. are % leave New York terminal
carrying the home-bound passengers. The
estimate of the cost OF the tunnel has been
placed away up in the millions of dollars. and
IL viii take several years to complete the
work.
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RICHMOND, Va. juno 10-O1orngs Of to-
baccOs az auction on Change to-day. One
hundred and four packages Of sun-cured to-
baccOs. One package sold 40 $50, one at rs.
one az r2i.5O, two al $3.50. one 10 $3.50. one
az go two at $40, one at sl7.75. one at SIG. 10.
three al Sl6.25. one 90 .l6 two az Sl5.oO. one
40 t15, one a. ill..0. two al slA2j. two at
ana. one at $3.50 two at Sl3. one at -lZ.75.
two 40 s12Z5 one at e1LJO, two at Sl1.25, ono
at 51i, one at Sl0.75, one mt 5000, four al slO
one at 1913 three at 81. three at $50. one
az $3.50 two az $3.50. three 90 -, one at
1l.75. one at $3.50, six at leL25, ono taken IN
al 81. three sold at 81. four no 500, SIX at
~6 one at s.. 10. two at $500. two 40 $40 four
at 50. one at S4.j0, one 40 ,l.35, one 40 -f.3O,
one at -4.2j. two at L2O, three at ci.lO, two
at "a, two 40 $3.50, two at 1910. one at -3.lO.
one at $3.50. three 40 -3. one at 200.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade today Wrap
pers, hogsleads. filters. l5 burleys, o. leaf
dark %. Total IS hOgsheads.
Office of the tobacco inspector reports TO-
DAY. Inspections Bright 13 AOgsheads. dark,
ri hogsheads and 53 tierces. keinspectlOns-
Bright. l3 hOgsheads. dark, 3s.
Farmers, Wilson's, Allegheny. Old DOmn-
ion. Crenshaws. Meals. Davenport's Plant
ers'. ShOckOe and SeabrOOks tobacco ware
houses report to-day Receipts, us paC. res
deliveries. li7.
United States internal revenue collections
for the city or Richmond Va, to-day. Cigars
and cigarettes. -1,4la.35 plug tobaccos.
-2.2g7s2 Total. s3.77Il7
Planters had a full sale to-dayof both dark
aud bright tObaccos and outside prices were
realized. Sales for the week at the warehouse
amounted to SOFAS pounds; highest price.
$3.50.
A very good sale Of both darks and brights
al Shelburnes warehouse to-day.
Shockoe sold 403i pounds loose tobaccos
to-day
Chrenshav's sold 4l55 pounds loose to-
day
Mr. William King. Jr., of Lynchburg was
in Richmond to-day. Speaking of his to-
bacco market. be said The recent fine
striking seasons are bringing as very large re-
ceipts some very fine and some very good to-
baccOs.'
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco TX
change to-day John Beck. W. vs.. Richard
son. Louisa. W. j. Crank, Pendletou DR.. IL.
T.. Haskins. Brunswick: q. W. Holland. J.
vs.. Holland. Fluyanna. w. Il. Blackwell.
Durham $. w. Nenable. Petersburg. G. II.
Steptoe, Lynchburg Alexandria HelhrOner,
Greenyile; j.. ID. Walton. Prince Edward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-11

The Females Greatly Outnumber the Males
Ia the Crescent CIV.

The Females Greatly Outnunber the Males
In the Crescent City.
a New Orleans dispatch t. the New York
Sun says The report Of tho Louisiana State
board of health shows remarkable differ
ence between the health OF men and women
in New Orleans that Is pulling the doctors
who cannot explain IL. Years ago New Or
leans was noted as a city with large excess
of men over women. Since the war. and par
tlcuiarly during the last twelve years the
excess of women is remarkable. and the
board of health shows that the excess is IN
creasing rapidly. due 20 the fact that tho
death rate among men Is so much higher
than among women. The census OF 1850
showed an excess Of 1906 women. The
state census showed the excess TO bo f5.IgS.
but that enumeration was very defective and
the excess Of females to-day may be $4,000.
or l3 per cent.
The statistics OF tho board of health OK
plain the difference Although the women
ore in a LARGE majority, five men die 10 everv
four women. The death rate from 1880 10
date has been White males. 70 8: white
females 20g: negro males. ~ b. negro
females. 339 females prospect of living.
therefore is A per cent. better in New Or
leans than that Of a male. There Is 10 differ
euco in the mortality Oi the Younger people of
both sexes. but beyond twenty-One the dif-
ference is marked We have 1876 white
men older than twenty one years, and 50 5000
white women
The cases OF deaths among the former
wear are 1.G-5 and the latter 1852. death
rate respectively OF 81 and 233; In other
words. ont OF 100 men and 100 women sixteen
men die to every ten women Between the
ages of thirty and fifty. although the women
are in an immense majority, CIV men died 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-11

goo. June TO- Wheat was weak on St.
dispatches reporting harvesting in pro-
i' mics south. with crop cutting vol.
h, prices We're o. lower
'fA weakened on fine weather and in sym.
'-5 NiIh the weakness ia wheat, closing
be-. over
'.'s shared IN tho general weakness and
g. rI M C.. lower.
pis Wheat. 100 cars. corn. $50 cars,
o.. 1,i cars.
"' tendency IN PROVISIONS was for higher
COS on d good cash demand for wheat but
go "oakuess ~ grains prevented any i'd
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vance. Lard closed unchanged and ribs
point higher. but pork declined DC.
Onen1lo. iuohest Clo,,nn.


UNION SrocT YARDS. Ill, June iO.-Cattle-
Receipts. G.000: firm. common 20 extra
steers, s. SOFA G5 stockers and feeders g. 25oa
3s5. COWS and bulls, s1.25@3.50. Hogs-ke-
ceipts. ~ 600. strong; SC. higher heavy. $4,000
sos. mixed and medium. SieOa5: light.
3l5OaL90. Sheep-Receipts, 1000 quiet;
inlorl-r 70 choice s3MA s.. lambs. .4.500l.
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3G5 women. The report shows a remarkable
difference in the chances of life between the
two sexes observable nowhere else. IL ac-
counts for the difference in tho number OF
men aud women. and the difference IS IN
crcasing because 500 more males t1ah ;einn .'
die in New Orleans each year. so that the
city may ultimately become al amszonian
stronghold.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING Q0orArsoNs OF MONEY
p,erines and sales nj the Richmond Tobacco
Exchance-Intcrnal HeVenue coiioe-
uons-Forclcn Advices.

NV Yonr. June 10. Money closed at "a
,..r cent. tie highest rate. The lowest vast.
change closed steady posted rates,
i.a: actual rates, ls7@ss7A for
.,., DAVIS and iss'. 04ss6 for demand.
.rsmeat bonds closed steady, cur
... rs Io6 b.d. as, coupons ll5la bid
.....lol gs. registered. 100 bid.
-..... v..ro fairly active this morning. Tho
t.ro.n amounted 20 l3G.sl9 shares. OF
t.... ile greater part was made up of
.n Wheeling and Lake Erie, Bur
Northern Pacific and ~. Paul.
t.r. somewhat irregular but tho
. uu OBJ noon We're in most cases very
n r.hon Pacific preferred was tho
...ra advancing from 3e TO so
.r Aas exceptionally weak and de-
f0 H. Wheeling and Lake
another strong feature and az one
nor cent. The stock market
.t.ro after ID O'Clock while prices
..I New OK and New England
. tIo announcement that "a traffic
.oturon 90 and Reading had been
.ts price. subsequently weak
. Pacific was not SO strong IN
t.e day and declined irac-
nights prices. The closing
-.ar and slightly changed.
.tsl Go 2l0.7l shares.
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Lrvrnpoo1. June l0.-Spot cotton firm;
middling upands Z !. Sales. 5000 bales.
Futures quiet June. l0-6l@4 l1-G4 July-Au-
gust. lO-C4@4 11-G. August-Septembe
1901. September October l5-6l@4 20-G4.
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MiInllnpfnn.

WuM1NGrox. n. c.. June 1o.-Spirits tur-
pentine dull ot % c. Kosin firm. strained,
s5c. good strained. soc. Tar steady, y 80.
Crude turpentine steady; hard. 81: yellow
dip and virgin, also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-11

rV- ACE-STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHI RICH. Rev. JAMES \. FAIR, j.. D.. pastor
Services az u o'clock A. VI. and s:l5 O'Clock L. VI.
Preaching in the morning by Rev. G.. l.. WOLFE
and on nigh. By Rev. d. u. GAMMON. Sunday
school services az $3.50 o'clock An. and Wednes-
dav night services 40 :l5 o'clock.
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- THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Of Iwenfy-siXth and Broad Streets
Rev. j. r.. CANNON, pastor.-Morning service
az ID o'clock. Evening service al s o clock Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-11

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
4 CITY AND EVEN PINES RAILWAY
COMPANY viii hold their annual meeting st
the office OF F. ". CONNER. Richmond, Va.
on JUNE l4 1872. a; 80 A. NJ, for the election
of officers and such other business a. may
come before 10. JOHN {. fONLth,
my f5-88t Secretary.
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OFFICE COLLECTOR 0F Cry TAxEs.
CITY UkTf.

NICHMOND, "a. June 7, Iot<'
NOTICE TO TAX PAtERS.-l AN NOW
y ready 70 receive Clll TAALS Tor luf:
YFsEISe2 n the whole or one-haif u not paid
bv the nth instant PR CENT WILL BE
ADDED. and the ORDINANCE. provides that unless
ONF-HALl rs PAID IN JUNE the whole
ifn0t paid before SEPTEMBER ~ ne Coz
lector is required TO LEVY. See chapter lie
section - =, -
All. MALES p years OF age; al persors
male or female who own personal property nS
sssessod and will please call and tile.
Paving. pipe and sewer connection piss Az
payable IN the same manner as taxes IN" ~ WV
same time.
"''''' '''' r. " CUNNINGHAM.
iei-lmo Collector of City lakes.
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

,E-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tcor-
ner Of Grace and Madison streets. Rev r. =.
kTRR, j. D.. Preaching by the pastor
az u A. NJ and s.l5 j. NJ Sunday-schoOl and
Bible classes at g:3O A. NJ.
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,,.r,..,
-uH D4' s'eauy' me sIaues l
~, uo. winter, go -'yO -, sl-
-.g'' 40 70. "lI, yer 49, .i,,t.r
'HS' 'O'.,, 40 S ~, 'tl.' .
N.'' ~ , spi'r ,l.l 49,
winter s0 SOU cry mn eA !,
iI-,o'' 'o o.-.-I, go no '0li
-'""0 I'D" i"'n"S oA'i"'' F''i
'ptons were weak on better Wea-
lons West ana encouraging Iu-
me Government crop reepoit.
.. epaoAshed this Afternoon. Prices
Ic. decline. trading was com ll"rA-
ap.t iots c.oseu loWeI' 9p0'
no. rcd winter at use, NO =
C.. go. July, gu c., do. Au-
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Y 0II'I TO UV-N IN VI''''
Bids will lie received by the undersigned I'M
Ill ~ NJ. MONDAY. June 9Th, Tor the erection
OF BRICK CHURCH BUILDING a. oxford.
y G.
Plans and specifications 10 be seen az the
Office OF s. IA. Smith. oxford. y. c.. and also 90
the Office Of Bruce x Morgan, architects At
lanta, Ga.
Tho right is reserved 20 reject any or all bids.
j. VI. CUkkIN.
ic ll-3t Chairman Building Committee
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CASTERS LUNtTIc AsyLUM.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va }
PROPOSALS

3 D viii be received BY the Board Of Di-
rector until u clock N. Of TUESDAY,
the ltlH or JuNE, lsg2, Tor the ERECTION OF
a lUILDING on the ground, or the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum AZ Williamsburg, Va, IA ac-
cofdance with plans and specifications now on
file, and which can be seen AZ the Office OF ". j.
Dlmmock architect, No hob east Main street.
Richmond. Va.
Bond with approved security IN penalty 20 be
determined by the Board Of Directors Will be
required Of the constructor.
All proposals should be- addressed 10 the I'M
dersigned aud marked Bids for building
Ihr hoard reserves the right 90 reject shy or
all bids offered. JAMES ID. NONClRE.
iell-lt superintendent.
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4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
a THE SOUTHERN LOAN AND INVEST,
MENT COMPANY D. hereby called % De- held
AZ Ks office. No EAST BhOAD STREE !.
RlCHMOND.NA.. at12O CLOCK NOON on nl-
DAY. rHE l7rn DAY or JuNE l,2. for The
directors and of amending the bylaws III tho
company 20 a. 10 reduce the number OF The d.
rectors and the quorum OF the Loard; toreduce
the number Of the company officers: 70 chanse
The time OF the annual meeting. and 90 author
lie an amendment % The charter Of rho COM
panv and TO transact such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
By order OF the President -. ,,.,......,,
l. L.. WINTER.
rnvl--g0t Secretary.
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RICHMOND. Va. May -. 1897!
HAVE THIS nay PURCHASED THE EN-.
| RIM l,nsiness Good Will. Fixtures booke
~ Accounts &c. OPENINGS 4 GRANGER, y
No. Sls east Marshall street and have appoin!so
iiSU olSlER aud tiAsiE business AZ tho old
stsni for mo. with authority to on. AMI sell log
"a N only All parties indebted will please come
forward aud settle their accounts, N ,o,,ua
mys7-2w. W. ~ "~">
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Sass loaE. JuuelO.- Cotton futures steady;
Ie... t- 10 porte ior week. 5l 900 bales, against
.-f week. and $4,000 last year The in-
t.r U.I emelt la about 5000 bales. against
.-t waeA and 700 last year. Stocks at
o.. Interior towns will probably lose 600
...e. making direct movement from planta-
t.. I'D bales. against 1900 last year.
le ID tle Southern markets have not
1.- I..l r.-umed. The spot market is quiet
g. unchanged quotations. Anddhng uplanGs
..es lrl5 bales and 400 bales delivered
o. ....t Transactions in futures 1900
....a. ..It IGJo I.Cz. July. 1860 7.6s Au-
"a. .lJ September, ISlu7S2; Octo-
..I November s@ .Ol; December
january. .190H2O. February,
r.- March, $500 :. 90.
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tr-sECOND pRESBYTERIAN-DR HOGE
viii preach al u A. Nj. and 81 =. NJ.
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NrOTICEOF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
y HOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE SIOCkHOLDEKo OF THE
RlCHilOND AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD
COMPANY Will be held az the office OF tho said
Company. in the city OF Richmond state OF
Virginia, on the i7rH DAY OF JUNE. is2. at the
hour OF II O'Clock noon Of said day.
Dated az Richmond. Va this Goth DAY OF May,
1sf3 y. =. REED,
T. Y BAlrZHR President
Secretary ml<--Iclf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
oTHE SHERIFF or TIE CITY OF RICH

TO THE SHERIFF or TIE CITY OF RICH
MOND- GAEErING:
We command you as heretofore we have COM
UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY
10 appear 40 the clerks Office OF our Circuit
Court OF the CRY of Richmond NJ the court
room OF said court in said city AZ Rules 70 be
holden for said court on tho l1tSI MONDAY
~ jim n next 10 answer 20 the action OF tho
RICHMOND. FREDERlCkSBuR AND PO-
IOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY. OF plea Of
irespass on the case IA assumpflt i9f sio .;,
Witness. ALFRED SHIELD. clerk of our said
court al Richmond. the 2)th day Of May. 1892,
and IN the one hundred and sixteenth year OF
-" NV S 2i-s wv '''' ALFRED SHIELD.
XTIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF AMELIA
COUNTY. IL VACATION, MAY q, 1892;
n. ". peKraft Plaintiff.
Indiana Jones William Jones Mollie Jackson.
Richard Jackson Dunlop Jackson and lwesty
a. ST. Jackson. ................ Dolehdants
II CHANCERY
The object Of this suit Is 10 subject tho land
of the defendants. lying in Amelia county Va.
and described m the bill OF compliant. 20 tho
uaympnf OF Judgment III favor OF the plaintin
Tor tho sum II ass with legal interest thereon
from tho 10Th day OF February loal' until paid
and other liens on said land.
And an affidavit having been made and MED
thar tho said Indiana Jones. MOllie Jackson aud
TWesfy -. ST. Jackson are non-residcnis or tho
state of Virginia. 10 is ordered that tho said
Indiana Jones. Molle Jackson and Iweety N.
ID jackson 10 appear here within nfteaD days
after due publication OF this order AMI do what
/, necessary 10 protect their interests IN this
suit.
+ II. COLEMAN. Clerk
MEADE HAsKISs. pa. my Ss-saiw
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Preaching Sunday afternoon az 8
O'Clock by Key. r. n hEnh; Also prayer! meet
come.
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y The RICHMOND AND KANAWHA COAL
AND LUMBER COMPANY vii. 10 held at tie
ONCE of tho company. Room 3. Ii,'Es building,
Richmond. Va, JUNE 18th, 1872. NO - D..
je3-td j. s. WELLtOKD. Secretary.
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ington and Beverly streets Preaching each
Sabbath afternoon az clock by Rev. Mr.. Wal
THALI, and on each Friday night az o'clock by
Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART Sabbath school az $50
A "
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Indiana Jones. William Jones. Mollie Jackson.
Richard Jackson. Dunlop Jackson and lweety
X Nl Jackson.......... defendants
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THE POLK MILLER DRUG CO.,
RICHMOND. VA.
apl TON
MEETINGS.

CLAY WARD ACIlNES WILL MEET THIS
\ Saturday FYENlNGat SOcl0ck 40 Ielyi-
ders Halt Important business. tull attend
ance Of members desired .
GEORGE H. HOPKINS.
Tilt Secretary
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E1IRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
' TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF AMELIA
COUNTY. IL VACATION, MAN21, 1892:
\ ". DeKraft. Plaintiff.
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s8-FlRSr ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Seventh and Grace streetsl.-REy. J. c. SKR-
GEEs. pastOr.-Sunday services II A. NJ and +.
Vi. sunday school at q.3l A. NJ PrAyor-meot-
ing every Wednesday at 7;4j L. NJ. Public cor
daily invited. Is
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cT-LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner of Iwenty-hfth and Leigh streots).-
iressching sunday az il A. VI and al 5 o clock
day school az 1913 A. NJ. Prayer meeting We'd
nosda, night az o'clock. Mems prayer meet
ing Tuesday night a. 5 o'clock. All welcome.
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.T-CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT Park
avenue and Harrison street., Rev j. CALVIN
STEWART. notwithstanding hy the pastor:
divine service az - A. VI. and s:l5 i. Vi.
EMANUEL CHAPEI.-Ireaching each Sabbath
afternoon az 3 o'clock by Rev. Mr. NAITHALL,
STEWART.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-11

sf-UNION GOSPEL MISSION MEETINGS
IN sunday afternoon az o'clock aid oclo Oh
at night. Special meetings every night during
the week AT 3 o'clock. A sueciai invitation 10
every one Mrs. Il. NJ. GLOVER and many others
Will conduct the meetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-11

sE- EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH
northeast corner Of Eighth and Main streets,
Rev b. GI.S pastor.-lreaohing AZ II A. ".
and i:i5 j. NJ SUNDAY school al $3.50 \. NJ.
Love feast l.. VI. Revival services every night
DURING the week. Cordial invitation extended
10 all.
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So PARK-PLACE NJ +. fCHUBCH west
Franklin street.. Rev. j. WILEY BLEDs0E. j. ~ =,
40 II 4. VI. and s:lj T. n
by the pastor