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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

NEW YORK. March Cotton dull {;
miedlinc n'if. rs. middiing, rs. Flu
lures closed; Mare-nss N, ,lv april; ', Aa,,
c,ns, - o. soonfenlber. rs; October, IT'S:
Tnvfmher x. december T.s7.
Coffon-N ef receipts, 4,Oc6 bales; gross
receipts. APO bales exports TO CONT
nent, l.2os bales 81 SINNERS. stock I'D asG
'' WV III Ne, receipts. 3.1O1 bales: gross
roeainte tcuo4 bales; exports 10 Great
Britain G6i6 bales. France. 50 bales
Continent ,27 halesi Forwarded, 344l
bales. sai,u. 203s bales spinners, l,23C
rofsl to-dav-Net receipts, 1856 bales:
ovnorfs "a Great Britain. 2l.07j bales
France 9G02 bales; Continent. 22,s3s
bales: stock. So $50 bales.
Total so far this WeekrNet reeceipts'
GS aG9 bales: exports 20 Great bfitaih'
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
J2uO.l2S bales. exports 10 Great BRIAN tam
23lgg23 bales. France J@S'feo pdleS' y e o5,
tnent l.2OG3ls bales; channel o'osi
The following are the total net receip>
Of cotton m ali ports since September
fs43. Galveston. OBS, $40 bales; New
orleans. ! ',.,sG4s bales; Mobile, 1874 100
bales. Savannah s5lDi3 baies, Oh ,sa les es,
80
bales: Norfolk. 42O3l3 bales; Baltimore
49 7Ol bales: New York, 96.361 bales;
Boston. S3S22 bales, Newport News,
37.ss3 bales; Philadelphia, Al, 1877 bales
West Point. Va. -lJ,iOo bales; Bruins
wick. 47.4sJ bales. selasco. s.l92 bales
Pensacola. 90 4SG bales. Total, 5,2o4,3
bales.
Deduct Gi174 bales from net receipts
since September lst making the correct
ed total 300 l2G bales
NEW ORLEANS. March cotton fu
lures quiet. sales, 5000 bales: March
ia. April us: May, I.27. June. ia
July. 40. August. 10: September. AZ
October. 7.4G November. 40; December
7.53
LIVERPOOL. March -Noon.-Cotton
i'm fair demand al steady prices. Ameri-
can midding as sales, 1000 bales
American. 10000 bales, speculation and
export. 1000 bales: receipts. 1900 bales,
American. 500 bales. Futures firm and
demand fair. March and April, i-Ofq
: Sta. April and stay. lO-6i May and
June. 4 ll-GfN4 1854. June and July,
: 1861. July and august 4 lJ-G4, August
ann September. 1864. September and
October. 1861 Tenders al to-day
clearings, 100 bales new dOckets and
200 bales old
Z T.. M-Amerlcan middling. fair, 4Ss;
good middlng. J-l6. mddling, 4 3-l6,
low midding. l-lG. good ordinary,
3 1916. ordinary, "a; March. ST.
buyers. March and April. 1 6-S4. buyers
April and May, 8 7-6iQ4 SCI; May and
June 4 9-Gl. buyers, June and July,
! 11~da values; July and August, I 18Th
"a 1861. August and September I 1864
september and October. 4 l4-Gaq4 1864
October and November, 4 lj-6i. Futures
closed quiet but steady.
Following are the weekly cotton stalls
tics. Total sales of the week. 10000 bales
American. 5000 bales: trade takings,
including forwarded from ships side.
81 WO bales; actual exports. 5000 bales
total import. lO7 900 bales: American.
$1,000 bales total stock. j, 10000 bales
American, 1.4S1 900 tales. total afiOat,
2u2. 600 bales; American. 10000 bales
spectators took 1000 bales and export
ers took . 100 bales
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makes revenue and avoids deficit. The
result is highly creditable 20 the vigilance
and insistance OF the Alabama senator.
Personals.
Messrs. Maurice Hunter and Maurice
W. Thomas, electricians OF Richmond.
have been for several days attending the
Convention OF Electricians.
Mr. ID. c. Gordon, Of Virginia. owner
Of the Evening News, OF Baltimore. is in
the city.
Messrs w. l.. Gilbert. Elmwood, y. c.:
". G.. Crenshaw, Virginia. ". G. Law
and a. c. Blair. University OF virginia.
and Or. II. V. Dunstan and wife. Of
Winsdor \. C.. are among tie late ar
rivals at the Metropolitan.
MIR H. 5. Mcncfee OF Rappahannock
county. Va. Is at the National.
Messrs. A. Milhadi. Norfolk. Thomas \.
Erst. Richmond. and George r.. Coutts
and wife. Richmond. are al the 81. James.
There was only enc fourth-class post
master removed to-day from North Caro-
lima. Mr.. G.. r. Ballard was requested 10
turn over the archives Of the post-oflice AZ
Mangum. Richmond county, TO Mr. ". y.
Smith.
The single Virginia appointment was
NJ! NJ Gibson az Markham, Fnuquier
copnty. vice Miss Rose Bayley, removed.
a post-ofilce has been established at
Mabel. Wataugua county. y. e., with
Nice y Noretz as postmaster.
New offices have -een established al
spainville. Nottoway county. Va. with
George r. Williamson as postmaster, and
M N0naj Grayson county, with John
J.. =. Mink as postmaster.
Special offices have been established n.
Chatam, Surrv county, and Clayroot, Pit.
county, y. &. II. J.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

RICHMOND, VA, March =, loJf-
Extremely light offerings OF tQpaccos
at auction on Change to-day; hlshesI
price FOR sun-cured, -
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, hogsheads; filters, =, cut
tors. :. scrap dark. 3. leaf tdarkl, 81,
lups (darO 10 Total. s. hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
Inspections Bright ~ hogsheads ana /
tierce; dark. 81 hOgsheads ana ueIcea'
Reinspections-Brg rs hogsheads.
Myers, Farmers Wilson's. Alleshany'
Sea brooks. Old Dominion. Shelburne s.
Shockoe. Meals. Davenport's. Planters,
and Crenshaw's tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day. Receipts, % packages de-
liveries. ia9 packages.
United States internal revenue colec~
tions for the city Of Richmond, Va, TO-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, S2lf..o' pug
tobaccos. Sj.675.46. Total, S5,1DZL
4 pretty good loose sale az SheiDurhe s
tobacco warehouse to-day; tlne wrappers
in active demand. highest price, SOS
Bbockoe tobacco warehouse had a
small sale of dark loose to-day.
Crenshaw's tobacco warehouse sold
1870 pounds dark loose to-day; highest
4 very good and satisfactory loose sale
nj Davenport's tobacco warehouse to-
dav; highest price. S4l. Nothing fancy
offered.
very satisfactory sale or western Norm
Carolina tobaccos to-day, common grades
selling better ,..,..
to-day: J. p. Taylor, Clarksyille' Va
A. Swift. Louisa, Va; William IL.
Smoot. Durham, y. c.; b. T. McCue,
HenriCO. Va.
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SCRANTON, PENN. March "A mob
Of 200 men attempted to force jail at
Stroudsburg this morning. with the pur-
pose Of lynching Richard Prior the ne
gro who. week ago murdered Christian
Ehlers. store keeper i'm Monroe county.
The attack was made at o'clock. but was
repulsed by the sheriff, who held the
mob AZ bay until the police appeared
The mob retired i'm a sullen mood and it
is feared that they VIII be reinforced and
will vet succeed in breaking into the
iail and securing the murderer
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE. MD. March 2.-Flour
dun ana unchanged
wheat irregular and easy: No. red
SPOT ana March. GOis06U4c.; May, $50
'5'ec.i steamer No. > red, 37Ac. bid; mill
inf wheat, by sample, 60a6lc.
'oin limer, mixed spot. 40iS44OaSc
March, 4ot.G40,c. May. 47s.Q42c. ;
steamer mixed. 46c. bid. southern corn,
l 6y sample, ia i3c.; Go. on grades 1l1i
oats frmer; No. white. western. 3I4
J'lse; No. mixed. western, 35c. asked.
rye quiet but firm; No. =. 51q3sc.
SlfD0l5UO.
Grain frelghts firm and unchanged.
Provisions firm: mess pork, Sl5.5o; bulh
meats-loose shoulders. So; long cisai
shoulders. $500. sugar-cured smoked
shoulders, SS.7J: hams. SLID.
l.ard-Refined. $500. o.o--
do, fair to choice ,24c.: do, imitation
lS4iec.; ladle, fancy, l1glsc.; COCA tS
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CHICAGO. ILL. March 2-Orders
from New York this morning showed an
apparent change or 'front.' on the part
of the operators is wheat tn that city.
Yesterday they were vigorous opponents
Of an advance, to-day they were evident
Us working for higher prices. The open
ing showed an appreciation over hlshl
of &c.. with a feeling Of frmness, wllch
gave way upon the selling out or line
purchased a few days ago by probes
si0ual trader Of some renOwn. After
the pressure was removed a stronger
tone developed Eastern buying orders
became numerous and under their in
fucucc. backed by the fact that but lit
tie wheat was offered. quite a material
advance was made. When the advance
had eliminated there was a disposition
shown by early buyers 10 secure their
profits. and prices turned downward.
The selling movement became general
and the advance was totally lost. The
decline even went further, and at the
close there was net loss OF IA &c.
from Yesterday. The reported gold eX-
ports from New York was a factor in
the late decline. May opened &c. higher
than Yesterdays close at bO3Ac., ranged
between Gis06lc. and J9ssc.. and closed
at GOuGlisc.
Corn showed a stronger feeling. indie
pendent Of that exhibited by wheat. II
was partially due 10 the report that a
prominent local professional, who some
time ago made large prouts on the snort
side. was now long a big line or corn,
and was pushing his advantage. Shorts
showed nervousness and made haste TO
cover their contracts. May ranged be-
tween 36i sc. and 31isc.. closing at J6lG
1850, a gain of lic. for the day. The
cash demand was good.
oats We're dun and prices were con-
fined within narrow limits. The feeling
was similar TO that shown by corn. The
close was a shade better than yester-
day Cash oats were in fair demand
and higher for white, but steady for
mixed.
Provisions-The close showed a loss Of
15c for the day in May pork, 2i2q5c. in
May lard and ne in May ribs. There
was fair cash demand for domestic
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'PITTsBURG. PA. March Mrs. Lou
Rockwell. the actress, known as Louise
kellogg. who was shot In The Hotel Eifel
Wednesday evening. 10y Z. j. McNabb,
the baseball player died at 4.f0 O'Clock
this morning. She knew last night that
her life was ebbing away. but had no
request TO make. save a frcnzicd desire
to see her husband before she died.
She had been told that he was coming as
fast as steam could bring him. About
midnight the unfortunate woman sank
into Inconsistencies. Her aged mother,
Mrs Lewis. of Braddock. was with her
dying daughter to the end.
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Following is the daily cotton letter Of
Atwood. Violet & Co. of New York,
by private wire 10 c. W. Branch x Co.:
Ii Is the unexpected that generally hap
pens ana while everything this morning
seemed favorable for sustaining the adj
vance OF q points. and perhaps imprOv-
ing on II later on Liverpool, which has
given most support the last few days,
lost OF the 1864, owing 10 rumors. 80
liverpool says, Of trouble i'm Manchester.
bur since then most positive denials Of
such reports have been received. saying
also that these rumors were apparently
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is not coming 10 Newport News. Steam
or New York" will leave there sunday
morning. lou may never have another
0pportunity OF seeing one of these big
ships The steamer "Pocahontas' viii
leave here tonight at 10 o'clock, arriving
at Newport News about . a. NJ, Norfolk
q A. A. Returning. leave Norfolk .
p. NJ. Newport News j.4J +. NJ, arriv-
ing al Richmond about 30 Sunday
night Fare for rOuud-trip. 81. tickets
also good 10 return following Tuesday.
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Offerings 1900 bushels oats,
To- bushels.
sales-Wheat. l.sOO bushels: oats. ~
bushels.
Quotation s-Wheat-Longberry Coo 10
10 G,c. No red. 62c.
Corn-White, Virginia tbag lots). 43c
No. > white, 43c.; No. . mixed, i2c. 10
42lgc
Oats-Wnter Qor seed. SIC. to 40c. !:
No. mixed. Boo; No. 8 mixed, 54c. 10
332c.
Rye. Doc to sc.
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BOWERS.-Died. al her fathers resi-
dence, 9O7 Floyd avenue. Thursday morn
ING MARY ELIZABETH, daughter Of
John Bowers.
Fnreral from Second Baptist church
corner Sixth and Main streets, az 800
O'clock on SATURDAY. Friends Of the
family invited 10 attend. Il
OLZGRErE.-Died. at his parents
residence. 1901 west Cary street, Friday.
March .. 1894. at $50 a. NJ, JOSEPH
Fl infant son Of Joseph and Carrie c.
Holzerefe; aged four months and three
DAYS. - e.. ,,...
ohurrh sTH{S EVENING AT 3 O'Clock.
Friends ana acquaintances are invited 10
attend.
FONTANEsI.-Died. in London, Eng
land ALBERT FONTANESI, son OF
Andrew Fontanesi. Of this city; aged ten
wears
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LEXINGTON. ky. March ct is be-
Iieved that duplicate warehouse receipts
have been issued covering the entire
5000 barrels of liquor contained in the
three warehouses of Ieadloy d Pcck's
distllery here. and also that w. III.
Headly. absconder. had accomplices in
the work. Many arrests are looked for.
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sew YORK PRopUcE MARKEr.


NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. March Flour steady
and I'm fair demand winter wheat. low
grades, s20pl2.45: patent, $3.lJu3.5O:
Minnesota clear. S2.JOn2.O; patent. 1915
44.3J; low extras. S2.Oju2.45. Southern
-four duh and steady common 10 fair.
S2.pOd3oJ: good 10 choice do. S3.lO1 ID.
Wheat duh and firmer; No. red. store
and elevator. O2HJjc. aiiOat. 03iac.. o. b..
62i-uGic.: ungraded red, JsltG5c., No /
northern. CSC. Options advanced 3Sn4sc..
fell ssq5sc., closing steady AT unchanged
prices 10 lsc. advance. trading fairly
active: No. red, March. 6l7sc.; April,
63c. May. SIC
Corn dull and firm: No. .. 42izc.. ele-
vator. 1870. afioat Options advanced
hqlc. and closed firm. with trading dun
March, 42isc.; April. 42alc.; May, 1880.
oats QUIET and firmer; March. 80 ic.
May, 34iic.. No. white, March. &c;
No. white, BE: mixed western. 3>4
3sisc.; white do. 39a42c.
Hay quiet and firm, spring, 6OnGJc.
good to choice, SOH9Oc.
Wool steady and in moderate demand,
domestic fleece, 2pu2Jc.. pulled, lU02Jc.
Beef quiet and steady; family. S12Uoe
400; extra mess. Ss.OOdS.J0: beef hams
duh at $l6.jO; tierced beef inactive and
steady; city extra, India mess. SlSOO0
2lOO, cut meats duh and easy: picked
bellies, SI2J. shoulders. S6.31l4a63O,
hams, 1928: middes nominal.
Lard quiet and lower; western steam
$50; city, 500 Futures nominal. Re
fined quiet; Continent, $500 South Amer
lea. SD; compound, SG12AQG25.
Pork dull and steady; mess, Sl3.5Oa
1915.
Butter quiet and easy; State dairy.
l6q23c. do. old 13Ql7c.: do. creamery.
new, DC, western dairy, new, Bale.
do. creamery, l6G2jc.; Elgins 24h.n2jc.
Cotton seed oil dull and easy; crude
Csc: yellow, 33c.
Petroleum quiet and unchanged.
ROsin quiet and steady; strained, com
mon to good, 81 l0Q1.15.
Turpentine dull and steady at 3liau32c
Rice steady and quiet. domestic fab
| 10 extra. 3l.GJ.c.; Japan, 4Q4iec.
MOlasses-FOreign nominal; New Or
leans dull and steady a 3Oq3Sc.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee-Options dull at , points down
to . points up; April. Sl5.J0nlj.5j. June
s1510; July, sl4.s5. Spot Rio quiet and
| steady; No. I, St1.2J.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair re-
| filming, = l3-lGc. Refined firm and quiet
| off A. 35Sq4 3-iGc. standard A, ll4l
| 7-16c. cut-oaf and crushed, $40 3-l6c.
| graz ulated, 4lMi 9-16c.
Frelghts TO Liverpool steady and quiet
| cotton. 9-G4d. bid grain. 2iad asked.
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SAVANNAH. GA. March Spirits
turpentine market opened and closed
firm at 2siac. for regulars sales, 700
casks.
n. &. ID. and r. Sl.OO. +. SLID; T.
Sf35: II. Si.65: j. $40; VI, $50; y,
SEQ: window glass. $3.50: water white,
1910.
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'a9h VuOtatiOns-FlOur was In mod
crate local demand and prices steady and
uncnanlsed. wheat. J7a4a51'sc.; No. red
3if n1t'sc.. corn. 34a4c; oats. 29c. pork,
Sll.bS' m II. G7A. lard. S712ie; ribs S6.02i2
@GVtis. shoulders. S62Ja6.J0; sides, 500
4rl@'4' whisky. Sll5.
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day school at s15 A. NJ; f. c.
Garrison, superintendent. Young La
dies Aid Society Tuesday at 40 r. NJ.
Young mems prayer-meetlng Tuesday at
5 l.. VI. Dorcas Society Wednesday at
p. NJ
UNITARIAN CHURCH. REV. GEO.
LEONARD CHANEy, pastor Services
Preaching at II a. NJ. Subject: Thu
Unitarian Truth IN Religion" Sunday
school at 1880 L. NJ.
RESCUE MISSION d5lt EAST FRANK
lin street.--CfoSpel meetings Sunday at
i. VI. and +. NJ, also. Tuesday and
Friday night az ! o'clock. Rev. j. S.
DILL will preach Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. All are cordially invited TO these
meetings.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church corner Broad and Twentieth
streets. Rev. J. $. HUNTER, PASTOR
Preaching az III a. NJ. and AT 5:l5 Z. NJ.
by Mr.. JAMES T.. SCHOOLFETLD. Ser
vices each day during the week mt tho
sCHOOLFEILD Seats free and cordial
invitation 20 all. Sunday school at 9.is
A. VI.
PARK-PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Franklin and Pine streets)-
Preaching at II a. NJ. and Y. NJ by the
pastor, Rev. ". J. YOUNG. u. d. Morn
! ing subject. Waiting for Power" Even
ing subject: '"rhe Fools OF the Bible
and their Modern Representatives"
Sunday school al 9.3O A. NJ. Class
meeting az T. NJ. Services every night
during the week. Sunday school a.
I kpworth Mission Reservoir street at
r. NJ.
CLAY-STREET METHODIST EPISCO-
pal church Corner Adams and Clay
streets Preaching Sunday by the pastor
Rev. r.. T. WILSON. az IL A. VI.
and Il. v. sunday school az 9l5
A. NJ. Prayer-meeting a. 2.30 II. NJ.
Wednesday night services ar o'clock.
Meeting Of the Epwarth League Friday
night at O'Clock. Seats free. \ cordial
| welcome to all.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Main and sixth streets).-Rev. W. w.
| LANDRUM. ID. d., pastor. Morning
| worship at Il O'clock. Evening worship
] at o'clock. The subject of the evening
sermon viii be. Christianity the only
! World-Religion."
CENTENARY NJ. =. CHURCH GRACE
street, between Fourth and Fifth. Rev.
| r. y. SLEDp. pastor. Services at II 4.
! VI. by Rev. A. G.. BROWN. II. f., and az
8 T.. n. by the pastor. Christian Endeayor
| prayer-meeting every Friday at S.l5
r. NJ. Seats free and strangers well
/ come.
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urrIAfINcrnN

WILMINGTON. y. c.. March 2-Rosin
firm. strained, SOC; good strained, 9oc.
Tar steady at lDc.
Crude turpentne steady; hard, Sl.1O;
soft and virgin, 81 50
Spirits turpentine firm at 2Sc
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

JNION STUCK YARDS, TLL-, MlTCn
2.-Cattle-Receipts. 5000. market firm:
conn on TO extra steers. S2.9O05.1O; stock
ers and feeders, S2.2503GO: COWS and
bulls. Sl2JQ3.5O; calves. S2.J0dj.1j
Hogs-Recepts. 5000: market weak;
heavy. AG5nj.O0; common to choice
mixed, S47JQ50O. choice assorted. $500
G5OJ: light. S4.75Qj.OO: pigs. SIOOQ4.9
Sheep-Receipts, 900; market steady.
inferior 10 choice, Sl.50Qi00i lambs, ST.
"a -
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"A ractive Investment.

The paid-up stock of the Commercial
Building and Loan Association pays .
Der cent For full Information and
prospectus. address the association at
Richmond, Va.
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The cold wave is here. The Perfect
Keeper Refrigerators Will soon be mere
Keep kOOl- ,,,-,-,,, ~
Leaders I'm Furniture.
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Throat DIscases

commence with a Cough, Cold, or Sore
Throat. Browns Bronchial Troches'
give immediate relief. Sold only in boxes.
Price - cents.
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LEGAL PROFESSION.

., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
d.aw Office. No: State Bank Building.
Telephone IH, Post-Qfilce Box z0s'
practices in ali the State and United
States Courts in Richmond Deeds ana
wills carefully prepared. Ackn0Wiens-
msnts and DISPOSITIONS taken. Collections
nromptly made and RENTED.
io9S-ly
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rNI0N srATI0N CHuRcH lCORNER

ONION STATION CHINOH lCONNER
of Twenty fourth and Nelson streets.
Rev. GEORGE n. RAY, d. D.. pastor
preaching on Sunday by the pastor al II
4. NJ. and 7.3O r. NJ. Preaching Wednes-
o'clock =. ~ Class-meeting at . o'clock
a ~ Sunday. Prayer-meeting Monday
evening at T.3O o'clock Young mems
meeting Thursday evening az f.3O o'clock.
Nlission-roOm. Sunday school at o'clock.
Regular services ~ 3 o'clock sunday ana
1880 j.. N. ON Friday
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LOST OR FOUND.

ESCAPED FROM HIS CAGE-A
II MOCKING BIRD. A liberal r rsg,sd
III he maid for his return. IHEO-
Tnn,RE JANNEY. SOS east Cary street
mh3-1ts
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PGNE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Pine and Albemarle streets. Rev.
j. b. HUTSON, past0r.-Preaching Sun
day at II a. NJ ana y L. NJ by the pas
tor. Sunday school at A. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at 3 o'clock.
Young peoples meeting Friday night at
: o'clock.
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HIGHLAND PARK METHODIsT
chnrcn. Preaching 10 n a. NJ and at
T.sO II. ~ by the pastor Rev. j. =.
LATHAM Sabbath scnool an $50 A. NJ.
Prayer-rneetlns Wednesday night at ;
O'Clock.
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choice. 4dlJc.; rolls. fine. 1cQ1sc.: fair
TO good 1gdi4c.: store-packed, 12ui3c.
Eggs easy at ia tic.
Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, fair, 19c. (;
No. Z. TIC.
Sugar steady; graduated. S4.52.
Whisky steady at Si.2iQla5.
Bonds-Virginia SIS, u asked: Baltimore
and Ohio. call. Northern Central. IS
asked: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
third incomes. ~. bid; Consolidated Gas
stock, 6lssq62.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, March = lS9l
- rjsoe ...................G.3
Sun SetS..............s-.s..s sss.... - ~
Noon risee. .....................4:4S 4. NJ.
DAYS length. ''iiil-viii'
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ....-.....-...f' '''''''''''''''' -,
Evening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
PORT OF WEST POINT. March >, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyille Murphy, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvllle Murphy Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
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FOURTH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
(fOurtn, between Jackson and Duval
notwithstanding at IL A. NJ. and 5
L. NJ.
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EAST-END BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Twenty-eishth and r streetsl.-
at n a. u. ana SIS L. N. Sunday school
AT 3.3O a. NJ Is
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sEvENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
church. JABEZ HALL. pastor preaching
M IL 4. NJ. aud > =. ". sunday schooi
AZ 9.30 A. NJ. Christian EndeaNor az
- N "Wednesday. Sewing Circle az II
9 iT Thursday. Young Ladies Sewing
circle al J.. VI. Friday. Seats free.
Public cordially invited
REV. r. ID. POWER VIII lecture Mon ,, +,
day night. at o'clock on BiocKheaas.
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NEW JERUs ALEM MISSION (No. s
east Clay street,. services az il \. NJ.
Raading circle on Tuesday night al 5
o'clock. Library open Tuesday, Thurs
dav and Sunday evening from 4 20 .
o'clock. Privileges free. All are invited.
Rev LOUIS RICH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Grove avenue and Beach street,
HIDEN. ID. b.. at II 4. NJ. and p. NJ.
Sunday school at 4. NJ.
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GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Grace and Foushee streots) Rev.
WILLIAM r. HATCHER. y. d.. pastor
Sunday school at A. NJ. Preaching
by the pastor at II a. ". and 4. NJ.
Prayer-mceting Wednesday night at \
O'Clock. Young Peoples Union Friday
night at o'clock. Young mems meeting
Saturday night at o'clock.
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GH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twenty-Gfth and Leigh streets.
rev. W. l.. WRIGHT. pastor. -prea,o niny
sunday at II A. M-suhject: the hoyai
WAY 10 Royal Kinship.' sunday az > r.
M.-subJect: The Penalty OF ~ S1n-
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