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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25

Ii'AcD. Hill. Nov. 2&-It was very
' D" Wheat to-day until Just before the
t.. "hHH there was short period Of
b. }, aDoompanieG by o sharp bulge
,. I'Ir" There was AT absence OF
news and tho trade was princi-
T. ''.aL The market opened steady
a.. Unchanged prices. declined Ac.
ft .i advanced Ac.. closing with "A
j.. 'r, OF e for May and s,Q3tc. Tor
W." Vas fairly active and easier early.
t-.', .iik SUI more on estimated large
t..s Dot afterwards hrmlng. through
Win wheat Opening trades
c...i.. ,Nl ',e. lower than Yesterday
s..y',,. jagged ilnikc.. then rallied. and
49, ~. with wheat, The close
M. r. fractional loss from YESTERDAY
f...I.. "'''" fd corn. declining early then
c..t- .l4 running up 20 yesterdav.s
felrse b'i.'f winch were the maj
~. 40 opened strong and higher for
it',.~ 49, f.eaqy Tor iard and ribs on a
tan ien ~ lave hogs at the wards
~ tt,Aaftlto. with an advance In nrtce
fon ~. Liberal Offerings by commis.
f0r No.. 's anl packers broke the market
eroty while lard and ribs rernained
Jasrse, ,Nhfn W.cat became strong. Inc
Elysness Vr mat product recovered. and
were mace al around. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25
THE TIMEs-RIcHMoND VA SATURDAY NOVEMBER IS 1893,
Resin quiet and firm. strained, common

Resin quiet and firm strained, common
10 good. si30.
Rice I'm fair demand and firm: domes-
tie, fair 10 extra, 3aSGJtc.: japan, II.
axe.
Molasses-Foreisn nominal; New Or
leans qu.et and steady at 3Od3Sc.
Peanuts steady; fancy hand-picked. "a
&c
Coffee-Options quiet and steady: No
vember, SIG 7Oql6l5; January, $4,000
1915: March. $l5.75: July. sl51Oai5.I5
Spot RIO dull and steady; No Z, $40
M1LS7ia.
Sugar-Raw dull and steady: fair re-
filming. 25sc. Refined steady and in mod
crate demand, No. &. & l-I6c.: cut-loaf.
Jg5 3-l6c.; crushed, 5Gj 3-1Gc.; granu-
lated 5-l6QJ5.c
Frelghts to Liverpool quiet and steady:
cotton, steamer, ll-6id., grain, steamer.
3D., nominal.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 24.-Spirits tur-
pentine market opened firm and closed
frm at 27lec. for regulars; the demand
was moderate with bids of 27Ac.; the
sales Of the day were about 500 casks.
ROsin-The market opened steady and
unchanged, with small sales, and closed
unchanged with the tone quiet II IS
considered firm at the inside quotations
but the demand is quiet for outside
prices. QuOte-A. y. q. and -. StUj:
h, SLl0; f., Slt1R;tG, SI22l3 and SIS:
H. 81 40 and $50; ]. 500 and $40.
X, $50 and $3.50. NJ, $500 and S}2j:
n. 1915 and $50: window glass. S4.UO
ana SitO; water white. S4lO.
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81. LOUIS. MO, Nov. 24-Flour quiet
and steady.
Wheat higher; November. CSC; Decem-
Der J6tSc.
Corn higher; November. Sc; Decem-
ber 32i5c.
Oats-No change.
Pork-Standard mess. $3.50; on orders
$3.50.
Lard-Prime steam. $3.50.
Dry Sailed MeatS-Shoulders. So so;
longs and clear ribs, 500 shorts. S712H
Bacon-BoXed shoulders. Sz2j; longs,
$500 clear ribs. $50. shorts, sS.52la 90
SIj.
High wines steady az Sl.1J
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.


Tv-MARSHALI-SIREET CHRISTIAN
CHURC H.-Sunday-sch0oi az $50 A. NJ.
Preaching boz tho TRuor, ley =. b. MoohE.
~ II A. IL, and 1850 J.. ". Frgycr-mecting
Wennes iay night. at 1"0 O'Clock. is
w-GRACE- STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHUhCH.-key JANIS y. FAIR. u. D.. pastor
Services az III A. h- and h., Vi, Preaching
by the pastor. Sunday-sclool services az s;i3
A. a. wednesday night services a. 6 Is
1-EAST-END BAPTIST CHURCH corner
1Wenty-eighth and h Streets Prcaching by
the pastor j. j. TUCKER, o. y 4 VI. and SIS
i. VI Sunday School 40 9.J \. VI. Is
ET-LAUREI-sTREET1 METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH SOUTH. Rev. W. L. JUD,
KrNs. d. D.. pastor.-Preaching 40 n A. VI and
1:4i I. NJ. Lecture aud prayer-meetlug we'd
nesday night Seats free Public cordially
invited to all these services
rF-sT. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner IWeuty-ninth and Marshall
streets. Rev. II. Z. MITCHELL; pasior-seryics
sunday II A. y and 1;Sl i. ~. SuniaY-school
q'lb O'Clock Wednesday and Friday night
frayer-meetlng at O'Clock lou are c0ral-
ali invited % all OF the services
EB-ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
ChbhCH BROAD street between iNehiy-
fourth and IWentY-uith.-Ne 40 ~ a.
NJ. and 4 NJ Tho Rector. Rev; j. A. Coon
wiz, officiating. A cords. welcome 20 all
WEDDMI. MEMonIM CnArzl.. Denny street,
Fulton. Rev. g. h. ACTK. minister III charge,
sunday school $3.50 v. VI. sunday service u
A. VI. and T.. NJ. and Wednesday az T. u.
eg-MONUAIENTAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Thirteenth and Broad streets hey. JOSH -
NEWrOS. rector.-SundaY school ~ 9:Al A. u
Services al Il A. vi. aud I. 81. Seats free.
Welcome to all
MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH laurel street oppo-
site the pariO.-Services nj H:i5 4. NJ. and
l.. NJ. sunday school ~ $50 A. "; All VINO
come are welcome aud sesis furnished them
fT-ST. AlIDREW's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Beverly and Laurel streets. Rev
PikE Powers, pastor.-Sunaay services az II
A. ". and l.. NJ Free seats aud all Welcome
;r-ALl. SAINTS =. L. CHURCH 0Iadison
near Grace. lloy. j. Y. BOWMAN. rector
Morning service AZ n A. 81; evening ser
vice. l.. VI. SUNDAY school 81 e;S0 A. NJ. Is
sR-sT. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly and Washington streets, lev.
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I,EA1II..

CANNON-Died. at his residence, In This
city. on Friday mornings 2tth instant,
EDWARD Y. CANNON
Funeral from First Presbyterian church
THIS Saturday Af'rkkNOoN at
o'clock. Friends OF the family are m
Vitcd TO attend.
WATSON-Died. at the residence OF her
father. No. 1902 Floyd avenue. November
9th, in the twcnty-secOnd year OF her
age, JULIA MAY, eldest daughter Of
Or. j. &. Watson.
Funeral from the residence THIS Az
TERNOON at $40 O'Clock.
Abingdon and Glade Springs papers
please CODY.
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OBiTUAEf.
Jniis MAY Watson

Miss Julia May Watson, eldest daughter
Of Dr. j. c. Watson, died az the residence
Of her father. No. ll02 Floyd avenue, yes
terday In the twenty second year OF her
age. She had been long and patient
sufferer. and her death was not unex-
pected.
The funeral win take place from the
late residence this afternoon at $40
o'clock.
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PTNANCEANDC0MMERCE
rgr CLOSING lions or
MONET.
oqer.ngs and sales att Richmond To-
hacco Exchange--ipternAi Revenue
Collections -Toriign Advioes.

NfW YORK. Nov. 2i--The Slut OF
+cv the demand FOR first-class railway
bonds. "a reduction in s'etlhs eN S' % y :,
80 purchases OF stocks TOT sohuoh q,
"- produced "a better condition OF
- at the stock Exchange to-day.
Como OF the shrewdcst manipulatoia on
e.. street discovered early IN the week
frat the marKct mad been nedfhy 'ee0.
..I many short interests We're use1 e,.' ~
Gould bf forced 60 cover. Inc thivn.N
t.... were adding 90 their short INES
smile the bulls were gradually eet"Le
f.. Is position Co n.d up prices snatp:.
Is happened to-day .. ana tne I 49,
utfc badly punished. The tIeat u",.
fr 90 tnc maract is the cNtraorol""l,
...s iu money. Already investors ",.
f.uIug iucf. surplus funds into Hii t-,
Ilnds As the supply is limited uus,
IRE forced Go pick up the secpiI me
.[ MORTGAGES. which are rcasoHd"'s e,-
u paving their interest cnaittr' ,bst
and hr Do is expected by the Uu''a tEc
this demand win make i'se' Ia opened
stock market As rule. sl' IT, l,rar
h.e.of subsequently Am'le"" S"gc-
d.. OH. and General Electric itr.'ttrp-
VAS heavy ON statements lfo" 'I'cr,r1lf-
tol ihat the Ways and Means ,eyisions
trl .>uud recommend certain ~, -
d, tr. f.r.n which would eject "a. , %
f.Irl capacity OF the concern oil, I,eton
EIDoUc worked ON fuHiW tnto inc
}-"t r ,F.. ..,oIvers This was prompt
t,. ,rcslg.nf Cohin.. Inc gem
I market was stronE iIpul go. ~
ert.h Western Union "oNt1 ~ W
plL, and This siocA N". ~ ~ '''e',oN
u.s. ava unfounlfi report tN@' luo to .,
any had obtained c"Atioi on t"c o9'ai
ireIcrranh Company. Reading was IN
t.ttfr tcmaud 0u rumors that the state
'..rt f.r october would make fine show
... on tGe other hand. ST. Paul sus-
famed "a Joss of SGj. i6j for the third
,-l.E Of fhe current week. but this lid
rYt have che slightest effect on the mar
l.t inc Improvement for the day ranged
nom .. t0 3 per cent. and was most pro-
r.1a..l in Manhattan. General Electric
81. Changers the COulers. Western Union.
re,as Pacific. Missouri Pacific. ami the
So Paul. and Omaha preferred rose D.
pullman Palace 3. United States Rubber
preferred g. Rome and Ogdensburg -
Evansville and Vcrre Haute brought II,
AGAINST - last sale. The total trausac-
f.rs we're DE. 900 shares. A brisk demand
prevailed for railroad securities through
tt Doc day. The transactions were |
heavier than Tor some time past
Money ON cali has been easy. ranging
r.. cent. and closing offered a. li5 per |
t.rt. prime mercantile paper 4lgNji2 |
t.i cent, bar silver 90. Mexican dollars, |
r. Sterling exchange weaker. with
actual business boo bankers bills OF 1880 |
s>lI for sixty days and 4NIisN4ST4 for |
demand. posted rates. fSHe0 lsGia. com
retaI bills. 4S2ptN23, for sixty days
end f,fI 04S4fi Tor demand. Government
bonds steady. State bouds dull Rai-
i0at bonds strong. Silver at the Sto..
ftr.. was neglected.
Treasury Balances-Coln. SGO,f9l pnI.
currency 'S2A2i1OOO.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. "a. 1899
Sun rises. ......... 7:0l Moon rises. 5:54 m.
Sun sets........... 4:53 Day length. Oh. 52m.
FORT orr WEST POINT, Nov u, ls!3
ARRIF ED.
steamship Gloucester. HOwes, Boston
VIA Norfolk and Newport News. pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Balu-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Gloucester. Halves. Boston
via Norfolk passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baih-
more passengers and general cargo
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. -. 1Sg3

Offerings Wheat. 3.O3S bushels; corn
(white). 776' bushels. oats, loo bushels.
SaIes-Wheat 2.70S bushels; corn
(whitel, 716 bushels
-Wheat-LOngberry &c. 10
G5c.. mixed. Coo. to 65c.; shortberry, 0oc.
TO 6jc. No. red, Gic.
Corn-White, prime Virginia dag LOTS,
4jc TO 4Gc: No. . white, 4jc. 10 iGc.;
white new, Ale. 20 45c.; Ne. . miHed.
40 TO 4Jc.
Oats-Winter 0or 'seeD 34c. 10 &c;
No. mixed, 34llc. to Soc; no. . mixed,
33iac. to SAC.
Rive BE to 5Sc.
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Nov. 24.-ROsin
steady: strained. 800 good do, S1.Oj.
Turpentne quiet at &c.
Tar firm al Si1O.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, SlOj; soft
and virgin, Sl.1O
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close was 1isc higher Tor January fsSftl"c'
PIC. lower Tor January lard, and oUi'se'
for January ribs -, 49,,
Cash Quotations Flour market duh but
a trife steadier: No. spring wnea'.
tlihc'. No. red. G1kc; no. corn, 5o'2c.,
oats YSc.. pork. sf2.1JalS.,0; lara, so,Sv
IN 81. ribs. S7U0n7.Db shoulders, Si"@
-. si4as & 1.1gSU0. whisky, SLID.
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PRICE. p Centh
Our price to sender OF
8 Coupoas. = cent<
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Nov. s.
1884,

BAcHELoB Or WORK or THE HEARE BY hASvs
Nos qnasaaei l. NAc,UL,v
No GABLES HAwraossE
Nos CRAWFORD
No THE COMING
7. DREAM yIxM
NJ
BOOK OF GOLDEN en-
No by NAraASH LzlvrHo
No By SAraASr
By CHARLES LAMR
No VICAR or WAKEFIELD
No By
No Is BY SRpS DIX SAINT PIERRE
STORY OF AN AFRICAN from
SCOTTISH
No Is LUCILLE By MERsprH
TO- DREAMS. ron
No By sEWErI.
of rouh Time
n to col the
Building, hmoal
Watch the list carefully constantly added
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. 5. e., Nov. 24.-Tur-
pentine firm at &c.
ROsln sLeadN ~ Sl.OO for good strained.
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., ~ AFRICAN FARM Bv ralph ron OLIVE SCI

OF
nIor
Of
Of
before from possibility on
Iar.arkabi novels OF the age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25

LONDON, Nov 2l-Rosin-American
strained. 3slO4d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25

Main and Sixth streets, Rev w. W. LANuRUM,
ID. d.. Pastor Morning worship al II o'clock:
Evening worship a. IS o'clock ~ q subject OF
the evening sermon: The Gambler; His Gen.
esis nd Exodus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25

w-EAST-END BAPTIST CHURCH corner
TWenty-eighth and streets Preaching by
the pastor. j. T. TUCKER, 90 - A. VI. and sl5
T. VI Sunday School 40 9:sj 4. ". Is
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sT-MIZPAH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Chestnut HID Pastor. Rev W. Nice. WHITE,
Services every Lords Day at p. NJ, Sab
bath-schOol at 3 P. NJ. Alid-week meeting at
1880 7. NJ Wednesday. All are cordially in
yited
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TS-CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH
Grace street between Fourth and Fifth Rev.
X. n. SLEDD, ID. D., pastor-Preacing AZ IL
A. NJ by Rev. Il. ". HALL. OK Victoria, Tex.
No services at night The seats are free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25

"CLAY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorner Clay and 0rahsm streets, Rev. II.
A. BAGBY notwithstanding at II A NJ. and
NJ by the pastor. sunday-schooi at 3
A. NJ Prayer meeting and lecture Wsdnes-
day At s:l5 p. ". hearty welcome extended
90 all Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25

COPAL CHURCH SOUTH. Rev W. L.. JUD-
KTNs. ID. d., pastor.-Preaching 40 n A. VI. and
1;4i 7. NJ. Lecture aud prayer-neotiug We'd
nesday night. Seats free Public cordially
invited 10 all these services.
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sV-FOURTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Fourth. between Jackson and Duyal Streets
Preaching al II A. Nj. Dy Rev. T.. L. WARRES,
and +. NJ by Rev. ii. +. WILLIAMS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25

w-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Grace and Madison streets. Services
At II A. VI. and p. NJ. by DR.. KERR. Services
At Westminster at 3:3) II. NJ
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f1-UNITARIAN CHURCH.-Rey GEoRoE
LEONABp CHANEY, pastor. Preaching az T.
NJ. IN pelvidere Hall 49, west Main street
aud Unitarisnism." Bible class at 3 p. NJ
Subject Immortality: Karma and Mir
y8na.'
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.g-HIGHLASD PARK METHODIST
CHURCH.-Preachina AZ II A. NJ. and st 80
p. VI. by the pastor. Rev. J. \. LATHAM. Sab
bath-school az $3.50 A. Vi. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night at o'clock.
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Address TINES DEPARTMENT Times Building mchmoaLy Va
Watch the list carefully books constantly added
l. THE REyERiEs A BACHELOR. OR, HEART.
by TX MARVEL Donald g. MtcheLl
now 6als a s $s mrs, ns % Sa1s cos. Us our
how hsossa ..,. .s sn hook fro" his no" quaint
g. ROME By LORD Beautifully Illustrated
aoa and on 5. n.' S sSas S5s d have 1
gsuse: S
d As '1H a e9 9 ss t Ss' delicate ito outline The Illustrations Of
8. 4 TILYLOsS scASDAI BY NJ BARRIE
ne" S H s Barrie D sa s the scottish esa 1Gs
l appetite mum,
' Sketches y qSsnt .s
s @ p; s:. sas :as
O oS a~'' ut w. " the '''' '''' WIN
T. SEVEN GABLES. BY NAnAsml sAwTuoasE
This marP Of HaTshorpsS 5p s 5 S E s S oSn
day. T6. %orS peap the puT Dc Of poetic
). CRAWFORD BY MRS
crRt s ehsos moe'' painting a sn sS' o %o
scsl life a an English eosat village descriptive
sarae.ass and with in beautifully
the 9s G" or Ea By H n lS" 's6
time presents curious G @ next r century wh human needs
G0Ds es for Ieef footed y asto a nays Command
:5 s ';' the ''i'' a'' ''' rarely gifted and versatile
LIFE By Marvel Donald Mitchell American classic II
There PFetoGfG y vivid and picturesque
s6d fPS s literary appreciation mind With delightful though
sometimes pathetic pictures
rR,yKrysrErY Or THE MODERN PROMEEyS By Mns SHELLEY
c5ovs should iS a sSs author ' Sos s
but STio5 s Se assh p for
ROCK OF GOLDEN BY c. " YoSon ,
This just %f s@ S so9 Few sooas a s better
ny S.t. sss asH o% f the
Optimistic patriotic oeaS
- ossps pnov * OLD mAySE. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Another so"pa9oa t da s n o1 an ' o M1 all
. "e h dis1s SsSsd and truth Its high literary excel
:, THE SCARLET LETTER. NATHANIEL HAwHonsg . ,, ma.
IL romance Of intense exhibiting 1Taorly oT3r OK ment as
ys, and sTepf Fsn nG, IKE SS; sss ,
features Of age and place
90 ESSAYS OF ELLA BY CHARLES LAAn o o.,., WIN MANY 81,
IL r1s s :e % Gay I aP"sn si
ss e written Utmost sa s material in paths
o delicate %99S 1nS gives an importance
,c,p ny WAKEFIELD. OLIVER GOLDSMITH
TO- wv ~ illustrated Of famous EI S as i Sn nS 5e
attractions % whole Goldsmith has ed over the S3r9 the
S almost 10y f vRend youth
scott sa and bless ne ' 4 % trousoat @ fascinating pages
TO Teeoacie .aas traits o poor
divering simplicity
a. S the A%s, n4 s T. the Ta DP Thar Of Ss
weT l annual P Td e TSey have a
esg s on tas S sa'noe s
air OF Son' by the Imaginative genius OF the author
,xn VIRGINIA. BY BrnYAr D SAINT PIERRE
'' This story by classic f I or ss % homes eS,
e W5o nsaS and a dsaz.i Robinson cu aa II .
fascination fascination charming wen generations yet unborn
"a STORY AFRICAN AhM S MIS- olive sner Ia. Written an m
i0 Under a% .3 FOS I sao appealing
but struck @ orchard farm IN South S 4o ard
before s an ambition remote from any p0,1ny ., euro5.
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tVPINE-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Pine and Albemsrle streets. Rev. J.
y. HUrsog, notwithstanding Sunday at II A.
NJ. and Il. NJ by the pastor. Sunday-school
a. A. VI Experimenting Wednesday night,
o'clock. Young peoples meeting Friday
night, O'clock Is
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.,c, ro,n TALES. BY NArHANrEL HAWTHORNE

Il. 1niOi distinctly and popular OF
Hawthorne , the book I" TOD a Inc stor
o
originally n Twice. lhey
felicity Scarlet
special heightened by fectes
its OK Imaginative OF the author
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v,c,p OF WAKEFIELD. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH.


II
attranos world Goldsmith mas ih over inc mla os
book j
lgn notion AS Dir Walter
said OF author ontsSs 80
reconcile traits Of Poor foa se' nancy ana uie 's'
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,p,vs Bv tRsiph irony OLIVE scnRENEa

H. unlike African Farm emo,. mas T many ok s
Mss
high medtauve nc
discussion before thussui reader
lights pfolV,S"' work OF a rarea mind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25

~FlRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Seventh street between Broad and Grace,
Rev. j. c. sEEoERs. psstor.-seryices at II
A. ". sundAy-senool at e:30 A. NJ Prayer
meeting every Wednesday light a. O'Clock.
All welcome
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rc,,p Bv OwEx MERRDnH IRobert Lof'

Litli Governor General OF India Br
noye IN
IL
with strong sumo
dbrllian dialogue
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:, rack BEAUTY. By ANNA sEwELL

o ~pack and the story Mis-. sws 30 o,us,y ~. Il
s appeal to Hose VINO ss capm I'M
Of
ana to especially those ~n' e" @1S
pess ,ensaess o a cruelty 70 anma"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25

EvREsCUE MISSION MEETINGS (207
Mayo street foot Of Ross streetl-Gospel SER
saturday nights at o'clock each hit. All
are cordially invited
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vs mr. THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.

FDMON
by "A Lakewood fame have their
school reader and thu
by
In enshrning
eiauo" verse heroic hct1eaS - NN' - N'
sagainst that OK uhe 0'''
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH corner WASH
ington and Cary streets Rev. ". AsBURY
CHRISTIAN. pastor.-Preaching on Sunday at
II A. NJ and at sil5 +. II. by Rev. L. l.. FILL,
ID. ID Sunday-school at 9:l5 A. VI. Monday at
s:i5 Z. NJ. meeting Of the Young Peoples
a. s:l5 p NJ. Church Social. Friday at s:i5 p.
VI. Class-meeting. II
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,, ,xD VIRGINIA. BY BERN RDN DE SAINT f1ERRE'

To- a aye story classic French writer ' % homes 30 rnost
appreciate the YORK OF genius
possess deaiz"f Robinson crusoe aud
hatren IL Is book that Is sure
all fasnO weas generations yet unborn
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ts-NEW JERUSALEM MISSION no. east
Clay street, -S6rylces conducted by the Rev.
Frank -EwALL, OF Washington, ID. c., al II A.
Law OF Moral Reaction" In the evening az
o clock. subject: The New Church Anon
the Churches" The Lord Supper will be adj
lninistered after the morning service Sun
fra
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Y. II. hurK. minister In charge Sunday
school at 3:3O =. VI. Evening service at 4:D p
NJ. Evening prayer aud song service with lee
ture every Friday night AZ o'clock. You
Will be cordially welcomed 81 any of the SER
wees. II you do not attend religions SER
Wees elsewhere We would be especially
pleased to have You come and worship with
us regularly.
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WUNI0N GOSPEL MIssION Cor
ner Eighth and Main Streets -Interesting
meetings on Sunday afternoon AZ o clock and
Sunday night AZ \ o'clock. Also on Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday nights at
O'Clock Meetings conducted by Mrs. II. NJ.
GLOVER and co-workers. welcome for every
body.
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rr-GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Grace and Foushee streets, Rev VII
LIAM r. HATCHER, j.. -. pastor Sunday
school at 2 A. d. Preaching by the pastor
81 IS A. NJ. and p. 81. Prayer meeting We'd
n8sday night 40 o'clock. Young Peoples
Union Fridsy night at 8 o'clock. Young Mems
Meeting saturday night a, 3 clock.
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corner Franklin and Pine streets. Rev. W.
J. YOUNG -. d., pastor. Preaching at Al A. NJ.
By the pastor Al 8 p. NJ. Or. Young will de,
liver the annual address before the Railroad
Switches" Sundsy-school at 9:sO A. NJ Class
meeting At $3.50 T. u. Prayer-meeting We'd
nesday Al 5 Z. NJ. Young Peoples Meeting
Friday 81 z. VI. Sunday-school at Epworth
Mission Reservoir ST.. at p VI.
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=. r.s,ys 0P ELIA. By CHARLEs 80.

lie charming essays fun Of gay h9ro tsd
Thee scintilaons OF VII
hits happy ,, With the ard grace ana
once t bumbest-Lamb gives an Importance 10 ee''A
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x-ALL SAINTS =. L. CHURCH oIadison
near Grace. lley. j. Y. BOWMAN. rector
Morning service at II A.. 81; evening ser
vice. I. VI. SUNDAY school 81 e;So A. NJ. Is
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gg-GRACE- STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHUkCH.-Rey. JANIS Y. FAIR. ". D.. pastor
Services az Ii A. N. aad + h.. Vi, Preaching
By the pastor Sunday-scLoOl services az 9;t3
A. N. Wednesday night services ais IS
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sE- TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Broad and Twentieth
street,.l Roy L. II. BENNETT. Pastor. Preach
ing at II A. VI. aud 745 Z NJ. by Rev. bss-
com Dey, Of the Virgins conference. Wednes-
day night service At ;s5. EpVorth League
A. NJ Seats free and cordial welcome 10 all.
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fT-ST. AlInREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Beverly and Laurel streets, hov.
PiEE Powers, pastor.-sunday services az II
A. NJ. and L. NJ. Free seats aud all welcome
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ss-sT. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly aud Washington streets, Rev.
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Address TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT Times Building Richmond va
itch the list carefully, books constantly added
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fEMETHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL s0CI-
ETY.-The regular meeting OF the board Of
directors Of The Meth 0dist Sunday-schoOl So
ciety OF Richmond will be held az Broad
O'Clock. h. h. Richardson, president; Charles
T. hady. secretary.
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MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH laurel street oppo-
site the Park. -Services nj H:i5 4. NJ. and s
l.. ~. SUNDAY school ~ $50 A. ". All who
come are welcome aud sests furnished them