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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
FL ehericksburg Notes.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June 24.-[Special. I
Thursday morning while MIR. Il. G. l.. Mon
cure. Of Wide Water. Stafford county was
shooting frogs with cat rife, he accidentally
killed young colored man named Charles
Ross.
Thomas Robinson. OF Stafford. was mystic
xiously poisoned several days ago by swallow
ing n quantity of carbOlic acid
There are ineXhausuble granite quarries of
excellent quality within distance of one or
two miles of this place The owners are
negotiating with Northern capitalists IL work
the quarries on an extensive scale IL is in
contemplation TO build railroad from tho
quarries 10 deep water as some point on the
Potomac.
Many Republicans of the district have called
upon Judge James Is. Lauer TO announce him
set a candidate from this district. but Judge
IIauer respectfully declines the use Of his
name for that purpose.
Jeter LRndram, brother of Larkin Landram
proprietor of the wagon factory here, died
suddenly Of sunstroke Thursday
The Touring mills Of this city complain Of
the scarcity Of good wheat Some of them
are unable to fill orders on this account
The extreme hot spell is taxing TO its ut
most capacity the city works to supply clean
water
IHE TINES is growing in popularity here
and Your correspondent predicts q large in
crease IN It's circulation in this locality as the
presidential campaign advances.
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ST. JOHNS Day.
It Was Appropriately Celebrated in Rich
mond esterday-Masonic Matters.

II Was Appropriately Celebrated in Rich
mond Yesterday-nIasonic Matters.
st. Johns day was celebrated last evening
by the BIasons Of this city at the Temple.
Adams and Broad streets The Worshipful
Grand Master Of Virginia. William H. Pleas
ants. and Rev. r. W. Williams made ad-
dresses appropriate to the occasion
On the platform were seated the trustees Of
the Masonic Temple Associations Messrs. B.
Il. Wexford. W. r.. Tanner. A. l. Courtney
j. V. Bidgood. John f. Mayer. Allan Talbot
and James II. Capers.
The following lodges with their grand
masters were represented: No. 9. n. b.
Ciapp; No. 10, Young Jones: No. II, II. /.
Carter No. 80, J. Leroy Sutherland No. 40.
Robert w. Whittet No 81. Catett Conway:
No 81, i. Il. Morris. No &c, William Gibson.
Jr; No. POI, Charles A. Nesbett, acting
master.
The meeting was an openIone and was held
IN the Grand Lodge room. In the absence of
District Deputy Grand Master William Ryan
Worshipful Master Beverly Il. Crump pre-
sided over the ceremonies.
After the exercises the concourse adjourned
from labor 10 refreshments and soon the
spacious dining hall was filed TO its utmost
capacity by the assembled Masons care
fully prepared collation. was served under the
supervision Of Caterer KTouse. and the
brethren en- Dyed themselves until past the
witching hour Of midnight.
At o'clock last evening 81. Johns Lodge
No &c. held q meeting al St. Adams Hall.
Most WOrshipful Grand Master or the Ma
sons OF Virginia, William III. Peasants.
visited the lodge and installed the following
officers: Master. j. Leroy Sutherland: Senior
Warden. W. T.. Snider: Oscar j. Adams.
Junior warden; William H. 1atum. treasurer;
Junius A. Cosby. secretary: Charles l.. Dow
den. senior deacon; A. s. Gardner. Junior
deacon; ID. O. Collins. tier John II. Dickin-
son. chaplain.
Dove Lodge met about the same time and
with 81. Johns escorted the Grand Master
from st. Adams 10 the Masonic Temple.
Scottish Rite.
The eighty-ffth annual rendezvous of the
Sovereign Grand Consistory. Ancient aud Ac-
cepted Scottish Kite OF Free Masonry # the
United States Of America. its Territories aad
dependencies, assembled at 10 o'clock IN the
consistoral chambers of Richmond Com
Inandery. No. c.
The following grand officers Of the Supreme
Council were present: p. +. ID. Hibbs. Thir-
ty-thrd Degree, New York. NJ. T. S. G. c.,
presiding; George Davis, Thirty-third be-
gree, Charleston. W. Va. L. l.. G.. c.: Will
liam Marshall Ihiriy-third Degree. Whining
too. Del. as G.. O. aud NJ. S.;
Wheeler Gable; Thrty-third Degree,
Boston, Mass, g. S. g.; John II. Rus
sell, Ihirty.third Degree. New York. G. r. g.;
James McGrath. Thirty-third Degree, Jersey
City. as q. NJ. q. c.. Alfred L nhsn--H~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

At the Chief Of Police Office YESTERDAY
morning letter was received from Marshal
Fry. of baltimore. which stated that burg-
lar name Howard while confined in the Sec.
ond station had cut hole in tho cell floor
and hidden number of valuable articles
which he enumerated
Sergeant Alex. Tomlinson at once tore ND
lot OF the wood work of the cell. and found
nearly all OF the articles listed and q consicer-
able number not mentioned in the letter.
There were large number Of diamonds
mostly Of ewelry.
Howard was arrested here on the Oath Of
last month and confessed 10 having committed
burglary in Baltimore. Most Of tho dress
goods stolen were recovered by the Richmond
police. When Howard was arrested here he
was accompanied by man aud a woman,
and the case is we'll remembered.
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A,rnel. the Anzel OF pen,n.

Hovers nearer us. sometimes. than we are aware.
IL is safer fer when we are unWell 10 suspect
ms prOplnquty than to ignore the possibility
Of his nearness. Caution is q trait in which
lacking. The prononess 10 disregard % slight
cold" is particularly striking. This minor ALE
ment is. however, predecessor of lg grippe. q
most fatal character, As mortuary sia-
tistics attest After q chill or when
tie premonitOry symptoms oi influenza
such as sneezing and shiverlng sue
are perceptible immediate recourse should DO
h0l % Hostetfers stomach Bltters genial nc
eelarator Of the hoods circulation, which dlt-
: .srs an agreeable. healthful warmth through
the system lniuctive of Precipitation. by means
OF which the complaint is expelled through tho
pores aud its further tendency countoracted
Wonderfully eficacious TOO. is the Bitters for
malaria constipation. liver complaint. rleuma-
tism and kidney trouble. A wincglassful before
retiring induces health Yicidlug sleep.
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rirnInin NoteH.

NJ the sixty-four applicants in Virginia ex-
an,ined for West Point only seventeen got
through.
There are but two water grist mills IN stat
ford county. one on Aqua. the other on Toto
mac run, both owned by Mr.. Lyman Kellogg.
G.P. Wolfe. q civn engineer. one Of the
most prosperous citizens OF Big Stone Gap
was DaralyZed Monday night AJ heHJ VIC"
while eating supper.
Tho Rev. James Grammar. Of Fauquer.
has notified his congregation az The flalns or
his intention 10 leave in order TO accept
charge az another point.
A bachelors' club has been formed at Iron
Gate and eight or ten young men have rented
a nortiOn of the old kayser residence and en-
plovel q cook and other servants.
Mr. T. ". Mann. of Clifton Forge received
BY express tE0m Chicago, on Monday last, an
artistic banner with staff. for the benevolent
society connected with St. Joseph's Catholic
church of Clifton Forge. known as the
League Of the Sacred Heart
Douglass Smith Anderson. son Of Mr. j. X.
Anderson. OF Lexington. ana a graduate OF
Washington and Lee University. received at
Tulane University. Louisiana. at the recent
commencement, the degree OF master Of arts.
He has been appointed instructor IN physics
aud electrical engineering IN that institu-
ton.
lir James p. Still. president of the 1imore
AYnance. rs BTosville. pittsyiyania county. Is
one OF the successful farmers OF that cOmmu-
nitv. He began life q few years ago with one
horse and s1i0 IN cash as his sole capital.
but bv energy, determination and strict adj
herence 20 the diversified and intensified sys
tenn OF farming. no has acquired consider
able landed estate; Is surrounded by every
necessary and comfort of life aud Is worth
about 100000
The boating fever has struck Covington. A
b0,t builder. who lives about mile north of
the town. has .aken six orders for new boats
ia the past week. The dam above C0ylng-
Ton n'iords as fine boating as can be found III
the State. From o'clock in the afternoon
the entire length Of the boating race IS
shaded by the immense cliff which rises on
the southwest bank, and which adds 80 much
20 the pleasure of q boat ride on account OK
It's peculiar Wild beauty.
The Natural Bridge Company has been at
work for some time developing a cave about
half q mile from the bridge. They are grad
ing roads and making approaches. 1t is said
q number 0f beautiful chambers have been
found. one with length OF 800 feet and one
hundred feet high These oil glitter with
the beautiful staiactite formation of which
oil this limestone region is famous. The
same causes which produced the bridge itself
have formed and adorned these magnificent
grottoes many Of which doubtlessly are hid
den and undiscovered in the limestone hills
OF our section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

The Boat Race VIII Take Place at Warwick
Park To-Day.

The race for the French cup TO be rowed
for bv fouT-oared gig crews Of the Virginia
Boat Club and OF the Richmond College Boat
Club will take place this afternoon at z
O'Clock The course IS ono mic and haif
from point below the monitors % the wharf
al Warwick Park. The course has been
staked on by Colonel Burgwyn.
Inc Virginia crew viii be composed Of the
following men: George IS. Pegran, l47
pounds stroke; James W. Gordon i6s
pounds, 3. A. J.. Peticolas 1865 pounds. 2: w.
+. BroaduaX, 80 pounds. bow: Frank smith
l25 pounds, cOxwain; average weight, 1853
pounds.
The crew is the same one IS the ono which
won the cup two years ago against the RlYes
OF the University Of Virginia. except that
GordOns place was then taken by David
Edwards The same crew had previously
won a race IN Baltimore.
This years crew Of Richmond College has
been made up as follows: John II. Read, Us
pounds. stroke n. j. Allen. 1877, No. g..
Charles c. Clements lSj pounds. No 2; vii
liam Grove 100 pounds. bow; Maury Ander-
son, 10 pounds. coXswaln; average weight
us pounds. &. j. Taylor and G. L. Booker.
substitutes.
Messrs Read and Clements we're rnepabeYs
of the victorious crew last summer However.
Just before the regatta was 70 take place last
summer the College crew backed out, ind If
il naQ not Deen IOr certain arrangements
known 10 the members of that crew and the
officers of the Virginia Club. the race would
not have taken place.
This year their No. ALLEN is sick. and.
as was stated by the college boys yesterday.
neither OF their substitutes is able to
take his place, Bosher being sick and TAYLOR
having been called away They therefore
stated yesterday that they would not be able
to row the race unless they were allowed 10
substitute Abbey who rowed last year and Who
was then one OF their best men, for Allen.
This has been conceded by the Virginia club
so that the event may come OIL and. unless
there should be another unforeseen hiton this
afternoon. the race Will take place AZ o o'clock.
as announced on the programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

Tb;rtv.tbird Degree, Jersey City, @. NJ. G;'
Gso,Ss r Coaroth. Thirty-third Degree; BAL
more G.. 5. b.: John 7. steffner, thirty sty
hird Degree. Bristol. q. G. A.; Alexander NC
Lean. Thrty-third Degree: BROOKLYN, VI p;
Edward q. Bangs. Thirty-third DegreeTi b hsn
nox. Mass. G.. s.: James ,; sSS9 RI en,,oy
T 'h Degree. of the Brooklyn Eagle
official reporter. ..-osa,,t from,
all pats Of the United States. alnns mat
ters pertaining to Masonry were discnsseo.
They will DO in session again tng n Hau
inc at o'clock and to-nlgns VIZ 10 at
quoted by Richmond ConserVaVOiy' w. " ~
Ford's Hotel. ~ I'D avor
held m the South. The next annual meeting
will be held IN Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
THE AUXILIARY BOARD
or xANAGERs or rHE woELD'sfAIR
For the Fourth Congressional District Holds
nn Important Meeting In fetersonrK'
AHares Attendance.

PfTrKsnuRc. Va. June 2I.-ISpecial.l-
A meeting Of the auxiliary board Of man
ayers Of the Worlds Fair for the Fourth con-
gressional district Of Virginia was held at tho
Albemarle Hotel. In this city at noon to-day.
II was called to order by Hon. George y.
Finch. OF Boydton. Meckenburg county,
Worlds Fair commissioner for this district
There we're present besides Commissioner
Finch: Mrs. John S. Wise. Mrs. ". +. Morri-
son Of Petersburg Captain Joseph Hobson Of
Powhataa county, Mrs. W. NJ. Field OF Din
wddie county, Mr J. ". Hawes Of Nottoway
county, Miss s. Is. Tugges Of Nottoway
couuty. Miss AGNES HI. Eppes of Prince George
county. Judge Timothy kiyes OF Prince George
county and Major Francis Il. Lsssiter Peters
burg After disposlng Of some routine busl-
ness tho board Was organized by the eieglloh
OF tho following officers President MAJOR
Francis X Iassiier. Of Petersburg Secretary
Miss Agnes II. bppes Of City Point ME ".
A. Morrison, of Petersburg. treasurer OF the
ladies fund. and Mr.. j. VI. Hawes. OK MOTTO
way county. treasurer of the gentlemen
fund.
Il was urged by the board that each mem
Der in the cities and counties Of the district
should proceed at once tocafry into ehect 1he
Resolution adopted by the state board ~hich
met al Roanoke on the 18th Of play last wnicn
seouested that the appropriations be made oy
fhe several counties as shall amount 70 a sum
equal 70 ut least three cents per capita OF theII
respective populations. and by the sevefai
N0;tieg and towns as snail amount u sun
e1ual 10 40 least FIVE cents per capita OF thelf
respective pOpulatioDs. the same 70 be eX-
PENDED 50 as % allow not less than two-hiths
Of tho several sums so appropriated 10 be APP
piled t. the payment Of expenses incurred ,Dy
the board in connection with the EXHIBIT
made at the Columbian Exposition by the re-
spectiye counties, cities aud towns
Tho condition Of Mr.. William Z. Hinton,
ST.. is very much improved.
A large number IF congratulatory kilograms
were sent 10 MIR. Cleveland by prominent citi-
zens Of TINS city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

Tae time 70 10 thing IS when you learn it
is needed. You will gain nothing by putting
il OIL and you may have cause q regret any
DENY. Check-raising, unlike lightning may
very easily strike twice in the same place
Every man who issues checks Is liable 70 be
robbed by method within the reach Of
almost any dishonest person, and It may easily
prove q very false economy 10 save the price
OF an efficient safeguard. The Automatic
Bank-P Punch is the beat and equality and du-
rability considered) the cheapest IN the mar
act Address p. Cutler. Agent, Postofice
Box $50, Richmond, Va.
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A Hot Day In DanyIIle-

DANynLK. Va. June 2l.-lSpecial. In
formation was received here today Of the
death at Blue Ridge Springs or the infant son
OF Mr. \. II. Massie, Commonwealth's attor-
ney Of this city
North Danyiile has organized a Cleveland
ana stevenson Club. and the town is already
pledged 20 give the ticket 500 votes.
Tins was the hottest day OF the season tina
shade. - Wv
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Hastings Court.

Nelson Humphrey WAS before Judge Witt
Yesterday on the charge OF malicious assault.
He was sent to jail for fifteen days and hned
one cent.
John Brice pleaded guilty to the charge OF
carrying concealed weapons and was fned
$40.
George Jones. charged with assault aud
battery. also pleaded guilty and was tned Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

NORTON. Va, June 2i.-ISpeciall- IT
Pierce. the northumberland on tho virginia
City section. was murdered at Big Bull tuu-
mel. on the Clinch Valley railroad, last night
lie was shot IN the head and his throat cut
from ear to ear. Pierce was asleep at the time
Of the robbery and murder. Robbery was
the motive as he was paid OF only few
hours before, and his money and watch were
missing. There is no clue 20 the murderer as
80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

BY virtue of deed Of trust executed 20 tho
undersigned. dated september %. 1890. and duiI
OF record in the clerks Office OF Alleghany
county. deadlock, volume II. page b37. We
will expose for sale 40 public auction. on the
day and hour above named. being required SO 10
do by the beneficiary, those FIVE HANDSOME
AND IRULY-YALUABLE LOIS IL WEST
CLIFTON FORGE. aud designated on plan oi
the property of the Chesapeake and Ohio De-
yelOpment Company as Lot No. ! IN block l53.
No ia block i6G. No. 70 in block l87. No. IN
block 100 and No. in block i2S. These lots are
beautifully situated and should command tho
attention Of investors and hOme-seekers.
TERMS. Cash As 10 expenses Of sale. taxes Of
any be due) and 10 pay of a note Of e90G65. with
interest from the 18th daY of September 1891,
till paid. and 1924 protest foe: the residue on
such terms as will be made known IS sale.
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
j. NJ. JONES.
js2i,25. 2s.29&3O Trustees.
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Burglars al worh

LEXINGTON: Va, June 24.-[speeial. bur.
k.sfs shected an entrance into the warehouse
oI T. a. Moore Co.. near Union depot. last
nsgnt They broke open the safe. but only
sosuieo si.oo for their trouble. The work
naieaisd that they were experts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Attention Is invited to change Of schedule
on Chesapeake aud OHIO. in effect Sunday,
June Goth. which will be found in another
column.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

Ercur.ion 70 Launching Of BattIe-Ship Texas.
Take Richmond and Petersburg railroad
$40 p. NJ. Monday. June 9th. Connect at
Petersburg with steamer Mccall for Norfolk.
Fare, round trip, $3.50. Beats them oil.
zee advertisement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria
For disorderod liver try BrEouAM's PILLS.


NEWELL TURNFR Married. June ?. 1872.
Al the residence OF the brides mother. 5l2 west
Ssrr street by the Rev. j. Wiley Bledsoe. Mrs
T5A &. YJRNER 90 WILLIAM b. NEWELL.
No cards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

r. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Broad and Twentieth streets.
Rev. T. A. PETERSON. pastor-Preaching at
II A. NJ and at s:i5P. NJ by the pastor. Nednes-
day Eight services ats:lj. Sunday-schooi at 9;i3
A. d. A cordial welcome 10 all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
BY Chewing and Rose.
Real Estate Agents Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. 6norih Tenth street,
The Times Building
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
MOST VALUABLE LOT OF LAND,
SITUATED AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF CARY AND TWENTIETH
STREETS; ALSO,
THREE SMALL DWELLINGS, Nos lis. H.
AND III CHARITY STREET;
ALSO.
THREE SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos
1901, 1906 AND zoos ST PAUL
STREET.


office OF the Richmond Chancery Court in Deed
Book III A.. page 67, default having been made
IN the payment OF a portion or the debt thereby
secured. and being required 40 20 do bv the
beneficiary. NO Will sell by auction, upon the
promises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 29rH DAY or JUNE, 1872.
at 3 o'clock F. n. that certain lot Of ground
lying and being in the city Of Richmond. Va
situated at the northeast corner Of Cary aud
Twentieth streets, fronting on Cary str, e.
IS feet and running back between
parable lines ll9 feet being the lot known as
Bethal School. As a manufacturing site this LOT
stands without an equal IN this quarter ~ tho
city; also. say att o'clock T. NJ. that certain
lot OF land commencing at a point Jos feet
inches from the northwestern intersection of
~. Paul and Charity streets. and extending
Paul street and fronting thereon ~ feet
inches. and running back l29 feet: also, az the
same hour that certain lot Of land lying and
b0ing in the city OF Richmond, Vs., IN The
square on which the Baker School stands
ironing on the south side of Charity street,
commencing az point 43 feet : inches from
the intersection OF tho south line Of Charity
street with the east line OF st. Paul street run
ming eastWsrdly along Charity street on It's said
southern side As feet II inches, and running
back between lines parallel with 81. Paul street
TO an alley in rear the western limo being ~
feet, more or less, and tho eastern line being l05
feet. more or less. These dwellings, rent readily
at good rentals, and will DO sold together or
separately. as may be- deemed best AZ time OF
sale This sale calls forth the attendance of the
investor, the Spectator and the home seeker.
TERMS: Whilst tho terms of the deed de
mand cash. yet by consent moro liberal terms
will DO announced a. time OF sale.
EDWARD y ROSE
JOSEPH ". THOMAS,
GEORGE 5. YASHON, JR..
j. % Trustees.
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I1fA1Iis.

Unity an the residence OF her son-In-law. John
a. I1mpkin, at 9:sp y. NJ. June -. 1872 Mrs:
FIfFN LAME LAYTON tho beloved wife Of
Iohn @. Lawton. of Powhatan county.
LINALE-Died 40 No. l229 east Broad street,
Thursday. June 23d. 40 A. NJ, ALDO LlNALE,
the only child OF Gaetano and Dina Linale.
NfACFARLANE. Died, Friday June oath, AZ
e.90 p NJ. ANNIE. infant daughter OF {. W..
and Annie +. Macfariane; aged five months
funeral from the house. 200 cast Leigh street,
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON az 6 o'clock.
TATF.-Died. at Oak Grove, New Kent county,
on lime D.. isgg WILEY BARTON COLUMBUS.
only son Of George G. and Mary J.. {. Iatei
aged ten months.
WHITE.-Dled. Thursday. juno 23i, az 7.45
A n az the residence Of his parents. No. 3il1
eest Marshall street. EARNEST L1NNOOD, in
fsnt son OF James and Edna l.. White; aged
tlltean month"; and tNenty-seyen DAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

UNIVERSITY FINALS.
I JUNE 25rn xoru.
Sermon bv Rev, n. p KERR. y. d. Address
before Literary Societies by TiOM Az NELnOA
PAGE ID. l.. Alumni address by LAURENCE
=. MAKNE, Esq. Excursion rates are ofeIed on
ell RAILWAYS 10 Charlottesviue. ne hotei
Alumni aad their families for programmes
WILLIAM NJ. THORNTON: II. d.;
Chairman, University OF Virgins,
10 25-It CharIoItesfiiie' va.
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By F. NJ. Jones, Auctioneer,
Clifton Forge, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SOME OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE
AND
TRULY-VALUABLE LOTS AT CLIFTON
FORGE, VA.
OK
THURSDAY, JUNE BOTH. AT - O'CLOCK ",
ON THE PREMISES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

~ PARK-PLACE NJ. Z. iCHURCH west
Franklin street.. Rev. J. WILEY BLKDsOE. D. y.
Notwithstanding at II A. ". and S:1j z. III.
by tho pastor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

sTCHURCH or THE COVENANT. Park
avenue and Harrison street. Rev. j. CALVIN
STEWART. pa,tor.-Preaching 10 the pastor;
divine service al n A. VI. and Sab r. VI.
EMANUEL CHAPEL.-Preachng each Sabbath
afternoon at 3 o'clock 10y Rev. Mr.. WNTHALIs
and each Friday night az o'clock by Rev. J. G.
arrt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

WANTED TO RENT An fACEI1ENf
w room near the corner OF Sixth and Frank.
lin streets for the summer months at reduced
rates Call at No. north sixth between tne
hours OF and II A. VI. and and 2 i. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

tryFRYBODY TO KNOW THAT AT THE
IL corner Eighth and Main streets there l. .
ali night. Beat Soda Water, Cooling Drinks and
cigars. 10 l5-n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

V-BROAD-STREET METHODIST CHURCH
(corner Broad and Tenth Streets. Rex. v. Y.
TuDOH. ID. D. pastor.-Services as follows:
Prayer-meeting RI o'clock every sunday morn
ing sunday school $3.50 A. Nj. Preaching at
II A. N. and s:l5 r. VI. Subject az night, "A
Place NJ here wo Seas Meet" Epworth League
AT 7IJ J.. VI. Wednesday evening st S:i5,
Glass meeting Thursday evening at S:iA
Strangers respectfully invited 20 attend all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

sU-MONU8fENTAL CHURCH. Rev. JONI B.
NEWTON. rectOr-Seryice and sermon 40 II A. NJ
and T.. w. sunday school 40 $3.50 A. n. We'll
come % all. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

EpIst0P4aL CttHURCH. Rev. w. +. J66EIss, j.
d.. pastor.-Preaching at u 4. VI. and L. NJ.
10y the pastor. Sunday school az 9 A. NJ. Lee
tire and prayer-meeting Wednesday evening.
Young peoples meeting Friday night Is