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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

RICHMOND. Va. April 15.-Oferlngs OF t2'
baccos at auction on Change TO-DAY; rr''
day. April 10. 1892. were extremely hsn''
Highest price. $3.50 -,
Private sales reported TO the secretary Oh
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day; wrap
pers. 10 hogsheads filters, Il slnoAo''
Is. loaf dark. Z. Total. 30 hogsheads
Office OF the tobacco inspector, reports 70
day: Inspections Bright. hogsheads uarh'
20 Reinspections- Bright. Il hogsheaus.
Farmers'. Virginia. Wilson's, AiiesnanS =
Planters. Vaughans. Seabrooks, Sh9ckoe'
old Dominion. Snelburne's Crensna" ;,
MYERS. and Davenport's tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts. 80 PACKAGES ocii'e-
ries. ~. , c.o.o,
Office of the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections ior 'ue
city of Richmond. Va, to-day IS ioilows'
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes VI 100
tax paid plug tobaccos, s3,Ooo'Zz' 1o'"i'
e.. $1,000.
Crenshaws sold $500 pounds dark loose to-
bacco to-day. Highest price. 1913.
A very good sale Of bright and dark loose
tobaccos at Sheiburne's to-day. Dark loose
tobaccos sold mighty well highest price,
1915.
Loose tobaccos sold for the week ending to-
day. Shockoe warehouse, 1885 pounds, high
est $50; Sheburnes warehouse. 90 'SS
pounds. highest $40. Crenshaws warehouse,
20 46O pounds. highest slS; Planters ware
house. 1851 pounds, highest go. Total
l27. gs4 POUNDS. highest $50.
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco TX
change to-dav: w. J.. Moorman, Lynchburg;
Dr. 4. l.. Voolfolk. Louisa; Z. Is. Porter,
Louisa; William H. Harris, Albemarle; ,. W..
Yenable, Petersburg.
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State suaday-schooi Convention.

WINSTON. n c.. April 15.-[Specal. THE
delegates to the State Baptist Sunday School
Convention. which Is in session here. is CON-
posed of handsome and ZealOus-lOoking body
of men. The convention consists of three ses-
sions each day-morning, afternoon and
night and large amount OF business is be-
ing transacted at each. Besides the routine
work this morning an interesting adj
dress was made by Professor j. G..
Scarborough, ex-State Superintendent of
Public Instruction. His subject was The
Influence OF Sunday-School Training on our
dress was made by Rev. j. X. FAINT on the
obligation of Churches to Their Sunday
Schools and the Schools TO Their
Churches The morning session closed after
the discussion OF miscellaneous Sunday
school topics. At o'clock this after
noon an interesting address was made
by Rev. A. w. Price on the Pas
tors Place IN the Sunday School," The
remainder of the programme consisted of
questions and answers on general work; gen
eral discussion on mission schools. how to
organize and successfully run them. To-
night the convention heard an able address
delivered by Rev. +. III. Ellis on the Cen
tennial of Missions"
Richard g. Green. Jr., late OF Yadkin
county, has deserted his family. His wife
who now resides At Elkn. Surry county. with
four small children. announces that she ia
ANXIOUS to learn of her husbands where.
abouts She believes that he is somewhere
IN virginia. and describes him as being low
heavy built, black hair and thirty wears OF
age. He is carpenter or cabinet maker by
trade.
The second annual session OF the Western
North Carolina Sunday-School Conference
will be held in Salisbury on Thursday morn
inc. May 9Th, and will embrace the second
Sunday.
News was received here last night that
blockade whisky in Wilkes county Wednes
day, Six or seven stills were also confiscatsd
by the officers.
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REPUBLICAN WRANGLE.
Il SPLIT IN the PARTY RESULTS.
Meetings OF Nearly All OF the County Al
Iianoes In the State Heid--A Destruc-
tive Firc-North state News.

RALEIGH, n. c., April 15.-ISpeclal. lit
was past the hour of midnight last night
when the State Republican Convention. II II
could be so called. adjourned. The last bust
ness was to elect John h. Eaves chairman and
to reorganize the entire State executive COM
mittee.
prominent Republican to-day expressed
the opinion that the party would make no
campaign whatever this year, as 1t has no
money and Eaves il unable to command any
campaign funds. In the row last night over
the State chairman it was charged against
Eaves that he had the name OF Charles frice.
Republican candidate for supreme court
justice. cut from 1.-The tickets In certai
county IN the last election. Eaves made no
reply to this charge, but to-day 1t leaked out
that the allegation was true. but too late. rs
he had already been elected chairman.
Yesterday and to-day nearly all the county
Alliances in the State held meetings TO con-
fer preparatory TO the State Alliance confer
ence TO be hold here the day before the State
Democratic Convention. In this county there
were only twen.y-three of the forty eight sub
Alliances represented, and the meeting IN
dOrsed Colonel l.. l.. Polk and both tue 81
Louis and Ocala platforms 10y two-thirds
vote. They also elected Republican 10 the
STATE Alliance conference 10 DC uciu h'i''
Hon. b. H. Bum, congressman from TINS
district. has been rendered and has accepted
the invitation TO deliver the memorial oddless
in this city on May 10th. His subject Will be
General William MacRae.
News reached here to-day of destructive
fro which occurred ut KinsiOn this morning
at o'clock The fire originated IN the ma
chine shops of John Hays. directly III front
Of the Hotel Bailey. The machine shop was
entirely DESTROYED with all the contents. and
the fire next spread TO the residence OF Mar
shall Gray. which was also completely con-
sumed The family barely escaped from the
house and succeeded in saving two bedsteads
and some other furniture. but nearly all the
contents of the house were consumed. The
intense heat cracked the large window glasses
in the Hotel Bailey.
News reached mere to-day OF the death Of
the Rev. DR.. b. f. Na-able. pastor OF the
Presbyterian churches * Clinton and MI.
Olive, and one OF the most eminent Presbyte-
ran diyines in the State, which occurred at
Duplin Roads at 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. DR. Marable had been victim TO con-
sumption for some time. and tainted away III
the pull at Burgaw last Sunday.
1t was learned to-day that tast through
trains will be put Oh the Sea5oard Air Line,
running from Atlanta Ga. to Portsmouth.
Va. about May 18th. All the rolling stock Is
ready and the arrangements are about COM
pleted. There will be but four stops from
Hamlet to Weldon.
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DEATHS.

DUYAL-Died Friday April 18th. Mrs. ANN
T. DUNAL. in the siIty-third year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence. SOC Decatur street. Manchester, Va. 81 y
DAY. April nth. AZ 9 A. NJ. lnterment at family
burying- ground near Bosher's dahl, Chester
field county, Va
NORRIS April 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ.
at his late re1bidbe4nce N Manchester Va
Morris. Of Buckingham county. Va; aged
Funeral services from Meade Memorial
church. Manchester. SUNDAY. April 18th, at
8P. NJ. Friends and acquaintance are invited
10 attend.
san Francisco. Cal. and Portland. Ore. papers
please copy ~
RICHARDSON at their residence, near
Tallevsville. Va. April eth. at \ O'Clock A. NJ,
KATHERINE CARY, eldest daughter Of Robert
Emmett and Julia Wickham Richardson; aged
four years and three months.
STOKEs-Died. Aprl 18th, in the eleventh
year OF his age. WALTER LEE STOKES, son OF
". G.. and 5. b Stokes. -. ....-,-..~. ~,
Funeral will take place THIS EVENING sat
urday) at 4:3O clock from All Saints church.
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Jenrcssnsa,,on Of Jackson ward has been cut
dnwn 90 'rs third OF its usual vote, because
tho yot. cast At the last election for Governor
forms the basis. and il was argued TINT the the
negroes OF that ward had been defrauded OUT
OF their votes. and could not find the repre-
sentation due them. 5;u
A resolution was adopted iecp'hm sana =;
addition 10 the number provided by tho call,
go AZ 10 make up tho usual quota. and recon-
mending 70 the City Convention to permit
these delegates to DO seated.
The meeting OF tue city committee was tho
most harmonious one ever held IN this city.
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THE BOARD OF DENTISTRY.
Diplomas Awarded to the Graduates-Re-
fused tn Register Soeer.

Diplomas Awarded to the Graduates-Re
fused tn Register soeer.
The State Board OF Dentistry completed its
iabors yesterday late in the evening and
passed favorably on the examination papers
of the following candidates, who received
their diplomas
ID. q. Barnitz. Salem: Charles Dixie Farrs.
Buford. Ga, T.. M. Copenhaver, Marion;
Thomas W. Marshall. A. Watson Woodward,
Clifton Forge; Baskerville Brldgeforth. OF
Alegany county; Leo Arthur Pussy Rich
mond; H. J. Nichols. Loudoun county; j.
Harvey WOOL, Charlotte county; Sias J. john
son. kappahannock county; w. A. Taylor, OF
Maryland.
The president stated that he had refused
to register Dr. s. II. Speer. of Russell
county, who. IL appears, had no license to
practice in January. 1890, according TO law.
The board. therefore. adopted the follow
ing:
Whereas information has reached this
board that 5. III. Speer dentist of Russell
county. Va. is now and has been practicing
dental surgery without compliance with the
requirements and provisions Of the law, and
the said :. III. Speer. having appealed from
the decision o. the president of the board
declining registration 10 the said S. III.
Speer rs a dentist, the board. after due
consideration OF the appeal and the several
letters OF said 5. II. Speer and the Common
wealth's attorney of Russell county, unani-
mousy adopted the following:
Resolved. That the President of the State
Board OF Dental Examiners be instructed not
10 register >. II. Speer. OF Russell county,
Va, as dentist. and that be request the
Commonwealth attorney of Russell county
10 have the law governing such cases enforced
In his county. and 10 take such further action
rs may be necessary in this and similar cases.
even TO the employment OF assistant and adj
ditional counsel.
A vote OF thanks was rendered 10 Colonel
John Bell Bigger. clerk of the House of Dele
gates. and MIR. William Wilson. of the Senate.
Tor klndnesscs and courtesies extended to the
board during its session
The board then adjourned sine dia
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The Young Mems Christ an Union held its
first meeting last night, with seventy five
young men present. The object of this meet
ing was to establish in the East End an asso-
citation which shall DO known as the Young
Mems Christian Union" The following off,
GERS were elected COR term Of three months:
Mr.. G. f. Hughes. president. A. J. Clarke.
yice-president: o. Z. Parrish secretary
Irwin II. Hasker. financial secretary; II. I.
Bryant, treasurer. The following committees
were appointed Bylaws and constitution
Mi. Q. x: Hughes. chairman. Soliciting com.
m mu;Issd I v; Bowry Chairman +. z.
Hssker. Committee on hsll-R. I. BRYANT
chairman. Committee on fnsncs-J. r, Lee
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''0''s"'es 10 be Elected by Precincts Instead
of Wards.
ihe Republican city committee met in Will
A'nson Hall on Ninth street las. evening.
"a. .m was called to order by Chairman Edgar
n ns,an' There was full attendance of dele.
precincts instead OF wsris. and ths r,sc,r.,
TT'.,euSgs were called for April 2sth. whils the
NY convention 10 TO meet on April 2sth
ahs convention IL TO elect deisoatss 70 ~.
o' TS ana congressional district Conventions.
fact that unH Ion ~. discussion over the
Wal unosf the plan OF organization the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16
Terrible Storm Hsnaa

HsSDEEsoS. N. c.. April l5.-[Special.l-A
terrible storm struck this place last night .
rev minutes before o'clock The wind blew
about forty miles nm horr, and bnilstones n,
large as partridge eggs iei, The storm lasted
twenty minutes. All early vegetables were
completely demolished. West OF hero the
damage IL reported to have been heavier.
lhe Nov j: J.. Hutson. the Virginia Baptist
evangelist, will commence . series of ssrmcns
18th instant.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va, April IS, 1902

RICHMOND. Va, April Is, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat 500 bushels
Corn-7l4 bushels.
sALTS
Wheat-1,sgs bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Wheat-Longberr7 800 10 si.0l: mixed. CSC.
TO sl.O9 shortberry. s'c. 10 slO0; No. 2 red' soc'
TO 500.
Corn-Whiie Virginia. SOC. 20 5ic.; No. 2
white, soc, TO Sic; No. mixed, 49c. to 5Oc
Oats-No 2. 56c. to &C.: NO. ., 3ic. TO ooc
lye-sSc TO Q0c.
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The board then adjourned sine die.

The TIMKs TOMORROW WILL BIZ AN EIGg-
1hhN-PAok PAPER. BRIMFUL OF INTERESTING
SPECIAL ARTICLES AND READING MATTER. THIS
WILL BE THk LARGEST MORNING PAPER EVER
ISSUED IN RICHMOND.
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MARRIED..

WEXFORD - SELDEN - Married. at Sud
brook Park, Nd. on April r. 1892, by the Rev.
TORD TO Miss COURTNEY BROOKE SELDEN,
daughter of DR.. Charles selden. No cards.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH' Rev. w. f. JrDKGss. d.
D., pastor.-Preaching at II A. VI. and ;45 z. NJ.
by the pastor. Sunday school at A. NJ. Lee
ture and prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Young peoples meeting frIday night. Is
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rg-BROAD-STREET METHODISTCH CHURCH
corner Broad and Tenth streets. Rev. w. v
TUDOR. ID. d.. pastor.-Prayor- meeting Sunday
at9A. M Sunday school 9 80 A 81. Preaching
at II A. W. and Z. Nj. by Rev. DR.. TUDOR. At 3
7. NJ. subject. The Resurrection OF Life" Ser
vices Medpssdsy syenng At S;i5 o'clock Class
worth League meeting at L. NJ. Sunday
Strangers and visitors cordially welcomed.
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rT-LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Of Twenty-fifth and Leigh Streets
F. NJ. 10y the pastor Rev. " l.. WRTGHr sun
day school at 9:l5 A. NJ. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday night at o'clock. Mems prayer meet
ING Tuesday night at O'Clock. All welcome.
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~ EMANUEL CHAPEL corner OF Wash.
incton and Beverly streets. Preaching each
Sabbath afternoon at clock by Rev. Mr. WAL
THALI, and on each Friday night at o'clock by
Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART. Sabbath school at 9:3.
A. VI.
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sg-THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner OF Twenty sixth and Broad streets,
Rev. J. 'P. CANNON. pastor Morning service
at II o'clock Evening service at 5 o'clock Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WAsnINGroN. d. C.. April lh--For
- Virginia: Fair till Sunday night;
IFAlR warmer Saturday night and Sunday;
norihwesterly winds becoming yarla-
t-ble.
For North Carolina: Fair till Sun
dav night; warmer. except stationary tenn
perature on the coasts; southwesterly winds
diminishing.
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s1-DENNY- STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev W A. LAUGHON, pastor. Preaching at II
A. VI. and 1880 NJ. Sunday school at A. NJ.
and services Wednesday night al go p. NJ, 10
which the public are respectfully invited. IS
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

sr-NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH MISSION
Services will be conducted on Sunday next
April nth by the Rev. J. EDWARD SMITH At the
mission room s east Clay street In the morning
at II o'clock the subject will be baptism and
the HOLY supper Al night az = o'clock he will
deliver a discourse on The True View - the
Second Coming of tho Lord in room Nilkin-
son Hall, Ninth street 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

Twelfth aud Broad streets Preaching by tho
pastor. Rev. GEORGE COOPER ID. d., at IL A. NJ.
and T.. NJ. II
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Er-sT. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Corner Of 81. James and Leigh stroetsl-Rev.
!. W. JOHNSON. rector. Divine services st II A.
NJ. and p. ~, conducted by Rev. j. L.
MITCHELL. Of Petersburg. Va. A cordial well
come TO all q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

sE-ST. MARKS CHURCH First and Clay
Rev. L. g.. DAsHIELL. rector; Rev. ". Il. VII
LIAsfs, assistant.-Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ
Services at II A. NJ. and 9 7. 81. by the pastor
Wednesday night o'clock. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

sE FOURTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. III. L. WILLIAMS. Pastor.-Preaching AZ II
4. d. ands z. ~ Sunday school at g:l5 A. III. t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

:g- ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH BROAD street corner Twenty-ffthl -
Rev LEWIS W. BURTON, rector: Rev. G.. Il.
KUYK MISUNDERSTANDING services at ~. John s
and at Weddel- MemOrial chapel denny street.
Fulton at II A. VI. and L. NJ. cordial invi-
tatiOn and welcome for all. IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

TVCENTENARY W. /. CHURCH Grace be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Rev. r..
n. SLEDD, ID. d., uastor.-Seryices at II A. NJ.
and Z. NJ. by the pastor. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

K-PINE- STREET BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner line and Albemarlo streets. Rev. j. b.
HUTsoN. pastor.-Preaching Sunday at II A. NJ
and l.; VI. by tho pastor. Sunday-school at Q
A. NJ Prayer meeting Wednesday night. 8
o'clock, Young peoples meeting Friday night.
B O'Clock. "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

rECHURCH or THE COVENANT. Park
avenue and Harrison street, Rev. j. CALVIN
STEWART pastOr.-Serylce at II o'clock A. NJ.
by Mr.. CAMERON JOHNSON, and at \ Il. NJ by
Rev. DR.. UNDERWOOD, q missionary from CoreA
EMANUEL CHAPEL.-Preaching each Sabbath
afternoon a. 0 clock By tho Kev. Mr. WALrHALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

sv-ThINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. CORNER
Twenty-ninth aud I streets. Rev. HExRyy Pr.
rRxA pastor.-Sundsy services at II \. n. and
1850 +. NJ. Sunday-school 81 $3.50 A. n.
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eTUNION- STATION METHODISTEP IS-
COPAL CHURCH corner Twenty fourth and n
streets)-Rev GEORGE HI. RAY. Pastor-Sunday-
morning class at go clock: Preaching at II A.
81 and T. H. Wednesday services at
7:45 O'Clock. Young Mems prayer meeting
Thursday night az 7:45 o'clock. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

TAM NOW InErAR9IEipp ASp : Tg S1,j z Ed
if 'ecNsFs sad .a nj YikS tif a
hsvors. Cream 81 81 IS and Ices 81 40 psr gal,
icn; p nicp icsS snd cxcurson orders hlsd
~ shortest notice. I IsspsssSYlly sSlsS,syour
els north Third street nssr brosd;
PHONE, 1911. ~ io-ss
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MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Laurel street opposite
the Parkj-Seryices at ll:l5 A. NJ. and Z. NJ.
SUNDAY school at $3.50 A. NJ All who come are
welcome and seats furnished them. Is
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Seventh and Grace streetsl-REy' J. q Syy.
oERs pastor.-Sunday services IL A. NJ. and r.
Vi. sunday.schoo az $3.50 A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing crcry Wednesday Ut 7t5P " Public cor
daily invited. ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

II Second sermon on The Atonement" 81
Old Market Hall sunday. April IL 1899. 81 8
o'clock p H., by the Evangelist. w. W. SIXTH.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is. 1892

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is. 1892.
ARRIVED
Schooner George W Anderson. Gale. New
York. cement and plaster, ). II. Halves; schooner
A. ). Gasklll. GasIlll. Baltimore, coal > II.
Uawes; schooner A. Il. Richardson, Mitchell
Baltimore wheat. Gallego mills
SAILED.
Schooner Kate Darlington, Hopkins, Newport
broken stone vessel Curtis K Parker; schooner
tapnie Brown. Iiardcastle. Charleston coal
vessel Curtis K Parker; schooner George X.
yneland, Abbott. New Haven; pig iron, j, n
Gordon agent vessel Curtis X Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 49, 1872
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvile. Murphy, Baltimore. PAS
sengerz and general cargo: schooner jennie y.
Huddell. New lork, salt for Davenport d Nor
ris, Richmond.
SAILED.
Steamship Danv;lle. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
LAMBERTS POINT. April Is. lS9a
ARRIVED AND LOADED.
Barges Washington. Scotia. Hoboken: schoon-
er Sarah w. Lawrence, Providence.
f.-s
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sv-SFCOND PRESBYTERTAN.-D HOGE
will preach Of Il A. NJ. and al i. NJ.
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srWASHINGTON STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Cary and Washington streets.
Rey. r. H. BgN~Err Misunderstanding AZ II A.
NJ. and PM. Subject nj night What Concord
hath Christ with Belial?" being third sermon
OF serios ON tho Iem2erance lrOblem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

D-kEGIsTERED DRUG CLERK.
w Must lie sober, honest and thoroughly
competent. Address. with reference. JOHN ID.
ii. LUNI, Druggist. Alexandra. Va. ap15-lm
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WANTS.

ARE YOU A CATHOLIC? ARE YOU UNEM-
N PLOYED Will you work for SIS week &?
Write 10 me at once. J. Il. GAY, l9i Madison
street Chicago. NH l9-eosa't
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

eG-ALI. SAINTS z. +. CHURCH madison
near Gracel Rev. j. Y. bowman. rect0r.-Ser-
vices at II A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday school at
$3.50 A. NJ Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

~ PARK-PLACE METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH west franklin street,
vices bv the pastor DR.. BLEDsOE. a. II A. NJ. and
atsP. NJ The sermon in each ease will be ap-
propriate 70 the Easter occasion and the Reser-
rnnfinn of onr ord.
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sT-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor
ner Of Grace and Madison streets. Rev. L. P
KERR, ID. D., pastOr.-Services at II A. VI. and :
T. VI. by the pastor. Sunday school and Bible
classes at $3.50 A. ".
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH. Rev. JOHN b.
NEWTON, rector.-Seryice and sermon at II A. VI.
and . +. NJ. Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. Well
come TO all Is
Arizona republican., 1892-10-23
POLITICs IN MONTANA.
Voting Population only 10000 State
Capital Fight Absorbs Attention.


HELENA, Oct. 22.-l Associated Press J
Registration in Montana closed on
Saturday night at 10 o'clock, and under
the state law no one can vote next
month unless registered, 20 the cam
paign workers now have their bearings.
The total registration in the state is
about 10000. ..
In the populou5 centers almost the
full voting strength is registered, but
this is not true OF the range counties,
There are several localities in which the
voters would have to ride or drive fully
seventy-five miles to register, and many
OF them were unable 10 take the time
to make the trip.
AS election day approaches politics
are more and more lost sight OF aud at
tention is centered on the capital fight,
This latter contest is narrowing down
to Helena and Anaconda.
1t is thought that Butte, Great Falls
and Bozeman will each get some votes,
Helena was the first In the field and
has her campaign well organized, but
Marcus DAILY is credited with the inten-
ton Of spending $500, 900 TO capture the
prize for his to En, Anaconda, and that
sum OF money may accomplish won
ders. When they take time TO think OF
politics the leaders of both parties
claim the state. The Populist leaders
are confident that Weaver will get TO-
600 votes in this state.