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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

All above the sunshine dazzled, all below
the peoples blaZed,
Pink and white and glowing crimson;
cIumbled ike the hands that raised,
The gray columns stood among them,
each a record. stern ana dumb.
OF the varied past behind them, waiting
for the times 10 come.
All above the sunshine dazzled. all be
low the peoples cleaned,
And the soft south wind among them
murmurcd like a soul that dreamed,
Dreamed of sWeeter, rarer flowers,
dreamed of sunshine hercer far,
Dreamed Of all that IL had slept on, far
beyond its own fair star.
All above the sunshine dazzled, all be
low the poppies shone.
And one stood mid blooms ana breezes'
dreaming of the days long gone,
Where the lOng-green English meadows,
bathed in glory from the west
Heard a whisper, saw meeting; ana
tears blOtted out the rest.
All above the sunshine daZzled, all be-
low the pOppies swayed,
As the light airs from the ocean. with
heir fair nail petals Mayed;
She dashed aside the dew that dared TO
aim her proud eyes steady light
Choosing out the gayest peoples, They
shall catch mis- glance tonight.
All the Year Round.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
nANI clhrnLIyD 10 srcwr.
West virginia D'mocs"'s Wish Him To
.n.nL L. lhn rlnnn W / .nn.

ut fNf I nv iitlih W "'H
WASHINGTON. Sept 7.-Renrssenta-
tive William T.. Wilson. Of Wet Nr.
rinla. viii have the hard So nsht Do has
ever had 90 retain his seat in G. u-rcsS.
Just as Governor NcK nlpy Wa looked
upon as me special champion ~ pro. cc-
tnn ard Tho energies Of Democrats Ot
lfe whole nation We're concentrated TO
ao.omr lsh his defeat so Mr.. Wilson is
REGARDED 0S the champion Of tariff re-
t1ru and the Republicans VIII bring
their heaviest guns To bear 20 comp SIS
Dds defeat this FAIL
The action OF the Republicans N press
lu- .N-Hrrsli M Harris IN into service o.
open the campaign for them Yesterday a.
frt convention. which nom mated Mr..
Dayton MS Mr. Wilson's opponent. ana
Nr Harrieon's declaration that the con-
tost was not 10 Doe local but national in
10. significance. show the est.ma e the
Republicans put ON the importance Of the
fClt ana the extraordinary efforts they
Wil make 90 win. The Republican col
miftre will have an the money 10 can
spend in the district. and the heaviest
guns Of the party. inc uding eX-Spcaker
Reed. will Doe called upon to make cam
Y1iEn tours IN the counties
The Democrats will make q hard teht
fo re-ciect Mr. Wilson. They, to. will
concentrate money and able speakers Gn
the district and, though Mr. Wilson has
beVn compelled 10 leave the country for
q short time there VII be no tagging
I'm the night
\ plan is oH foot to induce President
Cleveland O. take an altOg Their unpre-
cedentei step for a President. and 40 on
The stump iu Mr. Wilson's behalf. Senator
Faulkner chairman of the Democratic
Congressional Committee told me ne
would not boz surprised If the President
would do this. he said the fact that
Mr.. Wilson stood as the special repre-
sentative of lhe Democratic idea of tar
reform and the national character OF the
contest would Justify the President in
advocating his reelection.
Senator Faulkner who res des in the
District. does not think the Repub leans
have nominated their stro llest nan
aeairst Mr. Wilson. and ne IS getting
some consold ton out Of that opinion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

CHICAGO. ILL. sept -Wha5t-Hulls
talked hleher prices to-day hut threH
up the sponge before the session was
over Tie break was inauTIrated IN
the corn pit. but 10 was relied tel with
the utmost promptueSs AMI liflatch III
the wheat crowd. II was m0uotououS
trade uutn the last hour. when holders,
without dissent proceeded to dispose or
T,r some DAYS. Outside orders we're
scarce. what few ana come - hand being
so small that they bore no significance.
Until the decline mentioned began, mere
was ~ steady To hrn tone December
wheat opened at Jsc.. sold between 80
and s7u,1 be-. closing al the inside. Cash
wheat War in gOoi deman'! sales ranger
at l,ufsc. por huelel h.gter thau yes
terlay The nominal close was lower,
rorn-1h4re vas realizing IN corn all
day with the fortunate buyers on ytsLct-
day and the day before The early sellers
and the new element Who came IN on
tho "lOnls' side this morning nlbuluS
batter II hastily daWuel on the MINDS
of the Government "tu' players That
tho piece of news has been oVorIone'
and should the report 20. sn'" 'hr
rnorrmina falling on That ms been
predicted and gossip to-day was % me
e0.ct that u might n0i-'hera would De
"a GOOD sized slump. THO market hcld
quite nrm until shortly t'I"ir we rIoae'
,yhon the selling become general, prices
we,terirg With ne depression cuiminat-
ing right at tho close. May corn 't-n'i
from -.r.. 10 I-l.c.. closing az 80 90
5-a.c.. s.I",c. lower than Yesterday. Cash
corn was steady early, hut closed hriii-
oats closed with % loss " +, -c. from
Yesterday for May. for no other reason
imam mat corn declined cash oats
were firm.
pr0v.sions-The product market opened
up with % gain over yest"r iAy Close
on th.. advance in price Of hQss nt the
-..'.te -Tra ua.Fnrs fumuel Ou the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL

TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church tsouth corner OF Broad ana Twen,
pastor.--Preaching by the pastor az II
o'clock A. NJ and by Rev. W. &. VADEo
at o'clock 4. NJ. Wednesday night
service at O'clock. sunday school at y:b
A. NJ. Mems prayer-meetinS at
L. VI. A cordial invitation 10 all. u
THE NEW JERUSALEM THE REV:
LEWIS f. HITE ofiieLating. az
the Mission Room. ~ west Marsnali
strict. at II a. M.-sermon on Tine Sp,Tt
of Babylon" Sunday school and Bibe
class AT 10 A. VI. Tuesday at y N.
meeting OF the Reading Circle. The SUD
Jects considered will be "RepentanSe'
Remission OF SINS and Regeneration.
Services at Gatewood Hall. SB west
Broad street. at s Il. M.-Sermon on Inc
White Horse" At the gaorning service
the rite of infant baptism VIII be adi'''i-
istered.
GRAcE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
W Wilt ,i" =. H%&rtHIERHr' HER % b.. pastel
sunday school At \ VI. Preaching at
II o'clock 4. VI. and SIS 7, VI: by Eey.
G.. W. DUKE. Young Peoples Union Fri
day night at Sl5 O'Clock. Young mems
prayer meeting Saturday night ut 81,
o'clock. Prayer-meeting Wednesday AZ
S15 O'Clock.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BRoAp
COOPER, ID. ID. pastor. -Preachi,x AT
IL 4. NJ. by Rev. !. VI. MERCER\No
service at night.
PARK-PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
corner Franklin and Pine sireets).-
Preaching at II a. NJ. and Sl5 L. NJ BY
the pastor. Rev. w J. YOUNG. -. D.
Morning subject. The Truth ana the LID
erty It Brings Evening subject; The
Unrest Of the Worid-Win Christ
Como Sonn9" Sunday school at
$3.50 o'clock a. NJ. Class-meet-
ing az $50 r. NJ Prayer-mecting Wed
nesday at Sl5 T.. NJ. Young peop,es
meeting Friday at SO p. NJ. SUNDAY
school al Epwor;h Mission at Z. NJ.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
DR. HOGE will preach at IL a. NJ. anu a,
=. NJ.
vENABLE-s STREET BAPTIST
church corner Venable and TNenty-i itst
vices every sunday at II A. NJ; ana r.
NJ. Sunday school al $3.50 4. NJ Young
mems meeting Tuesday night. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. pr. L.
TICHENOR. Of Atlanta, Ga, VIII pre"1"
tomorrow.
FAIRMONT METHODIST. CHURCH,
Rev n T. JOHNSON. -. D, pastor.
The pastor viii preach az II a. M III
s T. NJ Revival services VIII De N'''
each night next Wteh'
UNION GOSPEL MISSION !COkNhh
Eighth and Main streetsl.-l nteres,,ins
MEETINGS ON sunday afternoon NJ 3 o c'o,k
ana M 5 O'Clock at night. also. every hs"'
durine the week. A welcome 70 All.
r,.NrrNARY NJ. r. CHURCH GRACE
etrspt between Fourth and FiftlD, Key:
n. n. SLEDD, pastor.-Preaching AT II
4 N bv Rev. GEORGE II. RAY, u. -,
and at L. NJ. by the pastor. = corui]b
welcome 10 all.
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL SO.
cietv The regular monthly meeting OF
the Methodist yunday school society OF
tfcb-nord viu be held ut Paramount
Avenue Methodist church sunday AFTER
noon at 2S0 o'clock. interesting exercises
and addresses may be- expected
GILBERT HUNT PRESIDENT
CUAS T. RADA Secretary.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. VA, sept. Z. 1871
Offerings Wheat, GiG bushels. corn
ONhitcl. 900 bushels; oats. l.22j bushels.
sales wheat, $50 bushels; corn (whlte),
GOD bushels.
Quotations. Wheat-LongDerry, Doc. TO
5sc.; mixed, 54c. to 5Sc.; sh0rtberry. BE.
TO 5Sc.; No. . red. 57i2c. to 5sc.
Corn-Mhte, Virginia dag LOTS. Gle.
No white. &C; No. mixed. G2c
Oats-No > mixed sac. TO Bic. No. 3
mixed. Bic to 3il4c; winter. soc. TO Ale.
Ryc-52c to 53c.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. $40, sept. 7.-Fiour cci
ana unchanged.
Wheat-september. yoe.; May. 5ySc.
Corn lower: september. JGc.; December,
Jl@c.; May j2iAc.
Oats lower: September. 3lisc; May. J6c.
POrk-Stand<rd mess, Sli.1jlfl i62it.
Lard-Prime steam. $50. choice, Sst5.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders SG70;
longs and clear ribs, $3.50; shorts, 50. 10.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, SL75; longs,
sS62i5; shorts, SS.SIls.
High wines firm az Sl.33.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. O., Sept. 7.-FIour-
100
Wheat quiet; No. . red. 3II5c.
Corn quiet No. white. 5slyc
Oats steady; No = mixed. 3Oc
Pork-Mess. Si4.JO: clear mess. sl575.
Lard--Steam leaf. SsS7ib: Kettle dried.
Sgi2ih.; leaf. S92j; bakers, s. s7f5
Bacon steady; shoulders. S7T5; short
rib sides. SS.62l4gS Is; short clear sides,
- !O0gOO
Whisky very firm at Sl33.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

SAVANNAH. Ga SEPT. h-Spirits tur-
;s Str e'- Grmy held at 25s for regulars;
Rosn firm and in as t92d demand ga , 2nd
q ana Quota, -. G. and l..
:! ice 60 G b siio; r sl5Hs ic 3. Il +,
l. - ~, 80 - - l5: water white $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
cnr.NrnY pRoprcE-WHoLEsALE

COUNTRY PRODUCE-WHoLESALh.
1-li.R-Butter Is selling fairy Wen
al quotations. The prices ranss a" 6sirv
i4olIc.: choice family packen), I Ju rV,1
cloic. store packed, lZl2dlJc'' He4iU'"
store V1c0ed), lgl Zc. M, .u
LGGS-Supply heht and selling "ei.
az the following prices: In cratrsi NJ NJ,
lv and fresh. liio.. IN crates, fIesH anu
clean. ne, in barrels and boxes uIeS"''
.,Hl ifc. -,,..,.,,,..
are selling readily al the tollo"Ihs iuOC~
tatl0us. Chickens daree). !WV+gc SINAI,
9qloc., ducks diveL per pound ' .,os
hens niv0, per pound G,aa , &C., s 800
hlE48iT's, Prices are as follows:
Calves. per pound gross. .4hq54c;
sheep, per pound, i1gn-c; ianbs tgoodl,
pound. 2a2l4c.; helfers. per pound 2tg
81 lc.. steers, per pound 2ls93c. hogs
CmalD, net, per pound Ol2q,c; mans
CmaD. weil-sm0ked, per pound. l2l94
1lc; sides (cureO, per pound, 'a9c.;
shoulders ,smokeD, per pound, 1859.
APPLIES Early apples, per barrel
nRiTD FRUTT-Apples fancy sliced.
per pound. fu5c.; quartered, per pound,
En- $780,. peaches lpeeleD, per pound,
@ l0c.; cherries (pitted), per pound. 80
sEEDs-Clover Wholesale, per busheI
s. 5lcbar 'am2 r5!s per per 66a asSe $SoS
I.75. herds grass. per bushel, 42qisc;
miiIet (GermaW. per buyhel SIC. ~ 90:
buckwheat seed. per obushei 7oas0c.;
naNs-.l. per hu-hel 800
HIDES AND TALLOW.- Dry flint, per
pound, h7n4c.. dry grubby. per pound.
WOOI. Tub-washed free from bursl
20c.. unwashed, llc merino Wnwashed)'
1ic: hurry wool 3USc.. per pound less.
MISCELLANEOUS -Brans. (whitel, No;
1. per husheL SloQlg; No 2Q@
rvei peas. per bushel. ga SEC; ginseng.
per pound. - -: feathers dive geese.
per pound. 25c.: feathers (mxed, per
pound. 25130c. sumac per 100 pounds,
wax Der hound 22c: peanuts. per pound.
2rM9e.: hoop poles. s50oa600. -four
barrel heads and slaves (nachine), $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

The Six Finger Club is the latest thing
ont in the way OF clubs Each member
OF this particular club must have AZ
least six fingers on one hand. A report
9 liz nersons I'm the world with six fingers
To each hand and 49, with seven fingers:
one individual. indeed. is the proud
possesSor of eight fngecs to ons hand
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IMMATURE ALMANAC, sept. l. 1884.
sun risos n
~,ur sofs G.27
Noon sets...................... p. VI.
Days leugth.................. IVin.
HIGH TIDE.
liIIl tillIr
Evening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
PORT or WEST POINT. Sept. T. 1894.
ARRIVED
steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Balt-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore Bennett, Balu-
more, passengers and general cargo.
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Nll1Ml NJ &c good strained, 9Dc.
nm Smi,ri - ~ turpeutine steady at 2Gc.
a III ~ ~ tprpentlne quiet; hard. SLO0;
eoft 81 90: virgin, Si'"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

.y..s.rDN = c.. sept. I.-Turpen-
CHAhLr.S .,.o receipts. 81 casks.
tine poi hrp io (, strained firm at 800; re-
.aI barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

cows and bulls. Sl25f3.40; calves. WIS
HJ.2j. f.t-t
Hogs Rec efpts. 1909: market strong;
heavy. SJ..sp1fs. ~ common 10 choice
mixed S5vyd035; choice assorted. SoZo
0G3O: light. So 1864 ~. pigs. $4.U,d5.75
choice 81 .OUr5.50: lambs. sl.7Jd425.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

iNithAIO.NI', n, sept. 4, loof
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change by Messrs. Carter & Ryland.
George \. Haynes. and w. Ben. Palmer,
% packages OF sun-cured. Messrs. carter
q Ryland offered packages--one package
w j. ". No. D sold al -. one o. }.
-. No y at g. MIR. George A. Haynes
offered 30 packages-one package (E. =.
{. x L.. No. y sold at 81 80, one (E L.
{. q L.. No. u at sl6, one OK. Il. w,
No. y at $40 one IF. p. s.. No. 81 Mt
siL25, two Oh. y NJ, Nos. and p al sli.
one (T. p. S No. p at sl3. q. one CR. p.
W, No. p at Sl3. one u r. s, No. u at
$50. one o.. & NJ, No - at slz. two
g. & NJ. No. 5, and f: p. c. * L., No.
81 az En.75. one tb. 81 NJ. No q at 81 3,
Nos. ., H. - at $3.50, three (E. H. b..
No ] g. K NJ. No g. and r. r. " q, No.
. ~ SOB four F. =. \, Nos. !. 6. I, j0)
at so. one (B. & NJ. No y at ssS7ls
two 20 u !. q H. No 2 and I b W, No. o
one n. =, No. q at ss.25, one lE II.
r.. 40. y at sS62la one 0}. & H., No. -
at $50, two (B. e H.. No. 3, and f. p.
G. x L. No. a at SIS. two CF. Z. smith,
at $50. one m. 5. s. No 81 at $3.50. three
(B. d H.. No. I. and r. =. W. Nos.
ana 9 At 81 three Ql. Il. d. No. 3; B. q
~, no. 5. and p. P. c. = L., No % at
IF. p. Smith. No 3 at s5lO. one f. ?.
Smith. No. - at $50. one CB. & X. No
81 AT $40, one CB & H., No. g. at HD
Mr. W Ben. Palmer offered 3 packages
one package II. V. W. No Il sold at
$3.50. one r.. Y. W. No. p at SIPS. one
F. Y. w. No. q taken in at S.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
NJ tho Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. q hogsheads; filters, l. cutters
3: smokers, 3; leaf (dark). 20, Tugs dark
Is. Total. q hogsheads
Tho tobucco inspector report to-day:
Inspections Bright, 3 hogsheads; dark,
rs hogsheads and - tierces; western, IL
hogsheaGs nspectiOns-Bright. Il hogs
heads: dark hOcsheads
Myers. Farmers Crenshaws. NeaTs
DavenpOrts. Planters. Allegheny Sea
brookcs. and ShOckOe tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts 1876 pack
ages: deliveries. 1l9 packages.
United states internal revenue coilec-
ttars for the city ~ Richmond, Va, 10
day: Cigars and cigarettes. $4,000 plug
tobaceos. S223LsS. Total. $5515.&.
4 small sale Of old and new loose TO-
baccos az Snelburne's warehouse today
new tobacccs sold well.
very good sale Of loose tobaccos AZ
the "Stonewall' today raPpers soid
as high as so. -
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange 70
dav. T. B. Wright. T.. p. Carter nm
Norehead. W. q. Loving, Caroline /; y.
Sims. n. j.. Bib. Louisa county, va;
n C. Hudson. ScOttsburg, Va w j.
Kawles, Suffolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

HELENA. MONT, Sept Tile Re
publican state convention was held i'm this
city yesterday afternoon. g. J.. Loud.
IF cutter. was chairman. Charles Hart
man. the present congressman, was re-
Nominated ty reclamation. ". : Hunt,
az Helena. was nominated for associate
Justice ~ the Supreme Court on the first
ballot The platform holds The Demo-
crati. PARTY Responsible for the hard
times. deuounces the tariff. but condemns
The repeal of the Sherman and Federal
election laws; demands free coinage II
silver. at the ratio of sixteen 10 ono, AMI
pledges 10 support the cause OF free sill
var. After toe selection OF "a State Cen
ual Committee. the chairman Of which
VIII be chosen later. the convention al IL
o'clock adjourned sine die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

A traveller from the south described
recently one of the Oldest ana most pop
ular dishes In EentUCky. which is known
ton and many massive pots Of II are
said 10 have simmered over "A hot FIRE
i'm the open at political gatherings. in
thu- described. lr the bottom Of the
Zig po, some red pepper pods are thrown;
then potatoes. tomatoes and corn are
added. then a half-dozen nicely dressed
prairie chickens are thrown into the pot.
and also "A half-dozen of the fattest
falnyarl chickens are added, then a
couple of dozen soft-shrll crabs ana
three or four young squirrels are thrown
on the heap Enough clear spring or
well water is poured into the caldron
barely to float the varied contents, ana
then the fire is started. II must be al
lowed to simmer slowly for SIX hours,
and an old superstition is that il must
be stirred with hickory stick I'm order
10 g-.e N tho LeaL 1aN.r
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rsIoN CROCK YARDS, Ill. sept.
sieady common q e 1ssder steers Stpa
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>0r run oH,GfNAh 0Asr0N.
IA" NNn Shot Scar Dove sanS, o., Was
Fs.'onpfing tho Preacher CoionIrer.


ATLANTA Sept. 1T has ieen es,a5-
listed by letters received In this city
that the berJImin T.. Castor. who was
shot down near DevereauN the other
day. is fraud upon the Rev. BENJAMIN
r. a,ion VINO is now in Liberia. A
cOlOrcI preacher received "a ID ter v.s,er
day from the ORIGINAL CASTOR lated Mon
rOtia. August "a. in WlicI he speaks i'm
glowing terms ~ the prospects before
the forty coionists whom he took over
with him.
THIS makes IL certain that the man
Castor now lying wounded IN cabin
near Devcrc1uN DIS an impOsfDr. Il mas
been learned that this GasfOn see ny
that there was money in personating the
great Moses n the race. APPEARED In
Hancock county. claiming % be him sure
enough The mere mention ~ Glston's
name was enough 10 arouse the ne.
giOos Of The county who allied TO his
banner and pournei dollars into his hat
as he took up his collections
Most OF these men had abandoned their
CROPS. for the marketing OF shlch the
white landlords were responsible. War
rants rad been issued for the arrest OF
several Of these people. These warrants
were placed In the hands OF sheriff Pink.
ston for service When plnkston dis
covered that the crowd was quite lafre
he took ire precautiOn Of swearing I'm A
party Of twenty-siN white men all armed
with whom he 8pprOact cd the meeting
4 message sent to CASTOR was answered
hy one Of defiance. saying thar N the
posse wanted any one they wouh have
To ret him the best way they cou A.
Then the firing began. \ dozen rounds
were exchanged. and "A much llrger num-
Der Of men than has heon reported ners
wounded Among them uere two OF fhs
attacking party who are not yet pfst
danger of Heath. 10 rs almost niuossi-
bic 10 get any one from that region o.
sneak The negroes. howsyer are IA
terror and hiding out IN every direction
Here In Atlanta the adhereats " the
o .ieinal CASTOR are jub.lant over the ,
dlscomfture Of the imp0stOr Tney say
- -.-.-.--r--..l IL IL.
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BROAD-sTREET METHODIST

church corner Broad and Tenth Streets
Rev. ~ Y. TUDOR. y. D.. pastor. Sun
The pastor at II A. VI. and SIS p. "
Subject at SIS O'Clock J.. NJ:
The Fires and the Faith" At
3 =. N Sunday young peoples meet
ing Service Wednesday at $40 =. NJ
Young mems meeting Saturday al s.l0
L. VI.
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\ railway which the Germans have
built ia Asia Minor extending from as
Constantlnople, east by south 10 An
cora. has as little wood In II. perhaps.
as aay In the world. Not only the rails
and bridges, bat the ties and telegraph
palas are af trosA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BRoAD
and Twelfth streets. Rev. GEpRGE
IL 4. NJ by Rev. l. N. MERcERNNo
service at night.
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LEIGH- STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. w. l.. WRIGHT. pastor. Sunday If
A. NJ. preaching subject: Work Every
Man Building over Against His own
House" Sunday at =. NJ, B. Y. +. IT,
subject: "God In the Struggle" lsa xii,
10; temperance topic. Sunday at 8:i5 D.
NJ, subject Secret Sins Sunday school
at gl5 A. NJ. Tuesday AT h. NJ. young
mems prayer-meetiug Wednesday at
L. NJ, church Experimenting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev: Il. II, ENGLISH. ID. ID. will preach
Ing at Westminster Dy Rev Mr.. BCCH-
ANAN at T.. NJ. Is
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HIGHLAND PARK NJ EFT II o D I T
Preaching at ii 4. NJ and r. NJ. by
the pastor. Rev. J. y. LATHAM. also
prayer-meetng and Scripture reading.
with suggestive and helpful talk ~ the
o'clock. ~
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR

CHURCH or THE COVENANT COR
rsr Park avenue ana Harrison strseO'
Preaching at II o'clock A. N. by Rev G.
W TRAWlCK. Of Frederick sburg, Va.
Mid-week services on Wednesday evening
at S.l5 o'clock. Christian EndeaVor meet
address by Mr. G. ". TRAWlCk. sun
day school meets at $50 A. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

sEVENTH-STREET C.HRISTIAN
chnrch-Rev. JABEZ HALL. pastor
Preaching at II y. NJ No services
NJ night. Sunday school at $3.50 a. VI.
Christian Endeavor 100 y. ". Sunday.
Prayer-meeting. S:l5 Z. NJ Wednesday,
seats free. Public cordially invited.
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PARK.p1.AcE METHODIST CHURCH

NABLE- SIRE E'T BAPTIST
church corner Venable aud TNenty -itst
streets)-Rev J. :. Dill, pastor.-Ser-
vices every sunday at II a. VI; ana r.
NJ. Sunday school az 9.% \. NJ lOuns
mems meeting Tuesday night. Praytr-
meeting Wednesday night pr. l. a.
TICHENOR. Of Atlanta, Ca. VIII preac"
tomorrow.
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GRAcE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Grace and Foushee Streets, Rev
Sunday school AZ \ NJ Preaching at
II o'clock 4. NJ. and sis y. VI. by Rev
{. W. DUKE Young Peoples Union fri-
prayer meeting Saturday night Mt Sls
o'clock. Prayer-meeting Wednesday at
S:iJ o'clock.
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FAIRMONT METHODIST CHURCh,
Rov. H. T.. JOHNSON, y. D, pastor,
The pastor VIII preach az II q NJ IA
Z. NJ Revival services VIII w ''
each nll,nf next Meek
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church. Rev. JAMES y. FAIR. w. h..
pastors Services at II O'Clock A. ". and
o'clock f. NJ; preaching by the pastor.
Sunday school services at 93j a. VI.
Wednesday night services at O'Clock.
Young Peoples Society meeting sunday
night at 7.lj o'clock. =
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REV. JOSHUA HUNTER, OF TRINITY
church. this city. Will preach at Corinih
churcb near Fair Oaks. tomorrow even
tno a. 1 o'clock and every night next
ueak commencing at o'clock.
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ST. LUkES EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly and Washington streets.
Rev. c. X. KUYK. minister in charge
Sunday school at 345 =. " Sunday
service at p. NJ Evening prayer and
song service. with lecture. every
Thursday night at SIS +. NJ You will be
II you do not attend religious services
elsewhere, we would be especially pleased
to have you come and worship. with US
regularly.
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BROAD-STREET MISSION HALL
Gi2 east Broad. open every night
MONDAY prayer-meeting every day eN-
cept Sunday. The Christian Alliance,
designed to promote a deeper Christian
life. meets every Friday night. All
welcome.