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lumines the card. and asked Secretary
Burrcn II that was 7. T. Cash. lie esld
II was Intended for him. but was not his
picture. ! remarked that II waa very
familiar face. He smiled and sent fof n
group OF pictures OF the directors OF the
True RcfOrmers. and on n was the same
picture with the lame clark Davenport
under it--an old negro in Campbell coun-
" whom l happen 10 know well. aud -
known IN all that section for his hard
horse sense.
Thus Mir Porter has tak"n the picture
or Clark bavenports rather open and he
nign countennnce. either as an ideal. or
g represent the less intelligent looking
J. T. Cash. president 81 the scheme.
WHAT DR. LtCXY SAW.
I called on Or. Robert Lecky. druggist.
on Second street. between Gay ana
Leigh. whom heard was interested ia
he replied that he had no interest ga IL.
except that he was the dispenser Of med
icincs Tor the Organization. and II the
home was built he would probably be
,"ntl''o WIN ~ IN THAI capacity Or
Lecey expressed confidence m the
scheme. but said he knew nothing OF
us finances or condition. He believes il
10 To bona fide organization. with q
5000 purpose In view. He became ac-
quanted with Mr. Porter through his
answering an advertisement that he pIt
IN ne ilmcS FOR collector. and Thought
~ ,,' 5000 business man in his way.
sometimes successful and made money.
bgl Always spent 10 freely.
1T iccky says taat q young man
u l'.,l. Ior ter who though having the
s"inc nAlHc IS not KIN 90 Sir. r. vs.. por-
ter, IS bow in the North soliciting sub
scorpions for the scheme.
NJ. roK ER's STATEMENT.
Mr. IT, VI. Porter when seen nj his
residence. No. a22 norA Third street
Sts.,Ia"Y' mace Iatner l8nt with the
Chafses brought iorth by tie Tiu, he
FORMERS. re explained that sir. Brown.
The leading spii on that side OF toe
house. had been Ior some time soliciting
SdhSt rgt OILS Tor the establishing OF "a
nome FOR ofed colored people. and had
deposited the money received In tle
c"ioret banking Institution in True Re
formers EaU
M. Porter added that the True Re
Formers under their charter. had no
night o. establish such a home but that
tie organization which he relrc~ertt.l
mad received its charter from Judge Well
lori in the Circuit Court ia 1898. and
was authorized under So 20 collect money
iof sacl purpose. HIS organization was
endorsed by some of the most proui-
nent people ali over the United States.
ana such men as DR. Gonzales. in Clics-
50. lfl s.cent OF the Armour Institute:
Colonel WoodEn. OF the soldiers Home
~ hampton, Colonel Frank OF Fortress
Monroe. were interested IN the enter
pns' he himself had been living in
Richmond for the last twenty-five years.
and was as wen connected as any one
else. he felt confident that the st Us
taken by tae True RcformeTs were
prompted 10y the jealousy OF Mr. Brown,
who dld not want TO zee home for
aged COIored people started IN this city.
MIR. Porter also stated that the agita-
tion started ty Brown was very apt to
iniure his 0Orfersl organization. and
that for this reason his lawyer had
already taken the necessary steps to be
gin PROCEEDINGS against the True Reform
ers for 5000 damages
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GRAIN hNb COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, "a, Aug. ., 1871.
Onerings-N neat ~ bushels; oats.
2f6 bushels.
sales Wheat, lsG bushels; oats. 80
Jnotations. Wheat Longberry, sc TO
Doc: mixed. ole. 90 Doc; shortberry, zoe.
t. Doc: No. red. Boo.
Cory White, Virginia dag LOTS, 5Gc.
% SIC; 30. white Sic. to DC No. =
mixed. SIC. 10 BIC.
Oats-No > mixed, 34i4c.; No. 3 mixed,
1910. to 3fc.; new winter, Doc. to 4Oc.
Iye-JOc. 10 J3c.
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BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 3.-IIour
duh and unchanged
Wheat frm. 40. red spot ana month
J4'su51i4c.: September Jii4 H-47 .c: De-
ceinbcr 'S'4 lt|>'~c.i steamer 40. = red
5ll.d5lEc.; milling wheat by sample.
JlNJjc
Corn dun; mixed spot 53c. bid: month.
12i.c. bid: southern white corn, G,d5ic. .
yellow. 52a5jc
oats quiet and easy: 40. . white. west
EN-, 3J439i2c.; No. mixed western
.~llt36c.
Rye slow; no. . 44c
Hay steady az s1A0ONlJ.O0
Grain freights dull and easy: steamer
70 Liverpool. per quarter, Ia. Cork FOR
orders, 2s.ii2d.; cotton and flour I'M
changed.
Provisions firm: mess pork. Sl47l: bulk
shoulders. $500, short rib sides and
clear sides. $50. ssger-curcd shoulders.
$0.25; hams. small, SAD; large, $500.
Lard $S15.
Butter firm: creamery, BE; ladle, lju
lie; 'store-packei, i2Glic.
Eggs easy at lNlli.c.
coffee quiet. No Z. $3.50.
Sugar steady at S4.iO
Bonds-Baltinore and Ohio, G0H bid;
Baltimore and ohio Southwestern -Grsts
l05 bid, Consolidated Gas stock. ~ bid
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Aug. 4. 1894.
sun y
sun Sels....-. j :
" DoN ST. ..............o-t J. M
Day leugtn.................. .......i1 N'pUl.
HIGH TIDE.
MOI Nlis Wv
LFcuus ......-..-......- .-.......... -
PORT OF WEST POINT. August 3. 1894.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. BENNETT Balu-
more. passengers ami general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
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ST LOUIS, MO-. Aug. 3.-Flour dull
patent S2.5Jn2.15; fancy, s2.V9f2. 10
choice Si.1JnISO.
Wheat lower. August, .slkc.: September
S9lgc. bid: December. J2iai8c.
Corn lower; August. 41isc. asked; Sep
temper, nc. May, i24c bid.
Dnts lower; August. 2yl4c.: Septem-
ber. 3pAc. bid; May. 3lXc bid.
fork-On orders. Sl3in.
Lard-Prime steam. SGnl: choice S7D5
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders. sGi2is:
longs and clear ribs. $3.50: shorts. sos
necon-BoXed shoulders. S125: longs
S' - GEAR ribs, fLs'i2; shorts, SsVyI
High wines firm az 81 30
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR
ror Park avenue and Harrison stfeeD.
Rev. j. CALVIN STEWART. pastor
by the pastor. No Wednesday services
and no Sabbath night service. sabbath
school at $3.50 A. NJ.
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WILMINGTON.
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI O.. Aug. 3.-Flour-
Spring patent, $335g3.3s; fancy, S2.1J1l
300: family, S2.35G2CO.
Wheat-NO. > red 40c.
Corn-No > mixed, 52c.; white, 53iac.
yellow ear, a3c.
Oats No. , mixed, new. Bic; No =
white, 33iac.
Pork-Ness Si3o5; clear mess, Sl425
family, Sl225.
Lard steady steam leaf $40; kettle
dried $3.50.
Whisky frmer at Si92.
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ASHLAND. VA. Aug. s.-Spe ,ial-
The Ashland Roller Mills. situated near
here. on the South Anna river. yer"
started I'D Wednesday. The mills tsye a
capacity OF forty barrels a day andN are
owned by Mrs. Il. h. Newman.
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OPENING. CLOSING

Cash Quotations-Flour DAN and neg
lected ana feeling steady at uucnuugec
prices. wheat. 555>c.. nominal. SO :
red. j2a,c.: SO. corn. 49i,c: 30. > oats
Asi Boo; pork, l3.l0al352i.; lard. $40
UTl2ie; ribs, $6ND0u9<is. shoulders
81 ,yq6l2's; sides, $'I-'4 r32ie. whisky.
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window glass, and water white; nothing
doing sales, .i07 barrels: prices un-
changed: receipts, .275 barrels quote
=; =, G. and u, 500; f. Sl.15; @, SL25;
II, $40; /. Sl75: NJ, 1925; y. s270; win
dow glass, S2.Sj; water white, $500.
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CHARLESTON, ). c., Aug. Sur
pentine firm AT 2,ic.. receipts III casks
kosln-GOod strained firm at 9Oc.: re-
ceipts, - barrels.
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The Story Of the Fishes.

This is the way Mr.. Al giles spoke to
his Acknowledgement about the few tiny
fish he caught IN their preseLce.
THIS Is THE WAY IN WHICH he
AFTERWAKD TOLD HIS WIFE
ABOUT THE EPlSODE.-f'rom the
Chicago Record.
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FAIRMONT METHODIST CHURCH,
Rev. III. T.. JOHNSON, ID. d.. pastor
The pastor will preach az II 4. NJ. $50
/. NJ. and +. II. Afternoon service for
men only. Subject: The Worklngman
and His Country"
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
N1W YORK. Aug. 3.-Flour less ac-
tive ana steady; winter wheat, low
grades. sl.Sjq2.39; fair 70, fancy. 50. iOG
~ patent, 81. 1jfi3. 20, Minnesota clear,
S2.2jg 30; patent. -. lOa4.OO; low extras.
81. NJdZ.b. Southern Hour steady and
quiet; common 10 far extra, s.. lUu3UJ,
good TO cboice 40, t3.yp15.'@.
Wheat ,aill and steady 20 &c lower
No . red. store and elevator. 5la,qJGc. !,
anOat iGg5jtc. Options declined atn
lc., rallied sc, fell Ac., and closed
steady az "a &c. under yesterday. with
trading duh. No. red closed. August
ai'sc.; September, &c; December. GVisc. /.
May, 61blc.
Corn scarce, higher. and dun: No. >.
BOA nJ62c.. elevator; Jo'td3ti4c. aiiOdt.
Options moderately active and closins
steady at AaSc. below yesterday. Au-
gust J4kc.. September, bic, Decem-
Der. JOs.c. May. jOLc.
oats dull and hrmer options weaker:
August. 3la.c.. September, 3fl.c Spot
No. >, tie. 10. = white. iio. mixed
western. lpQfJigc.. white CO.. .a1c.
Wool firLcr and active and demand
good. pulled, l5V34c.
Beef quiet and steady; family, $4,000
400; extra mess, Ss.OOpNJn, beef hams
duh at $500. tierced beef dun and
steady; city extra india mess SlTpOn
1900; cut meats dun and steady; picked
bellies. $40. shoulders, *G2J; hams
sllfJPl2uO; middles nominal
Lard quiet and iiTmer. western steam.
$40. city, SGSilI, september. S1.4I.
Refined firmer; Continent. $40; south
American. $500; compound. sG.OoQG25.
Pork fairly active and firm: mess.
Sl42JQ 40, extra prime nominal.
Butter quiet and firm; state dairy.
l5q2lc., DO. creamery, Haze; western
dairy, l@igQ lGc.; do, creamery. HAZE.
Elgins. DC
Cotton seed oil dull and steady: crude.
DC. yellow. 32033c.
Petroleum steady and Gun; refined
50. u. Philadelphia. $40.
kosin dull and steady. strained, COM
mon 10 good, 81 2OG1.2j.
29I.c.
tucc active and firm and demand quiet
MoiaSses- Foreign nominal. New Or
leans. oren kettle, good to choice. dull
ana steady at z1a37c
Itauuts quiet and steady.
Conee-Opuons opened easy and closed
STEADY at leQ2O points, August, Si4T0:
october. 5000. December, So iodlg.7J.
Spot Rio dull and steady; No. :. SlG25T
l6B7iS.
Sugar-Raw dull and steady: fsir re-
inning 1-l6c. Refined quiet and
steady: standard a. 1850 iasc: cut.
Loaf. 5lsH5 Lite; crushed. Ji.05 Lie:
granulated, 7-l6q i#c.
Frelghts to Liverpool easier; cotton.
/ I-lOi.; grain. N0ald.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA. Aug. 3.-spirits tur-
pentine firmly held al sc. for regulars
receipts, 749 casks. . =,
Resin firm for all grades except y
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CLAY-sTREET METHODIST EPIsCo-

pal church Corner Adams and Clay
streets. Rev h. T. WILSON. pastor. 20
Preaching Sunday at II o ciock a NJ. and
sl5 clock +. NJ. by the pastor Sun
day school at 9.l5 \. NJ. Young
mems prayer-meeting at 2.30 o'clock T. NJ.
Meeting Of Epworth League Friday night
at Sl5 o'clock. Strangers and others al
ways welcome.
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BROAD STREET oDIsr

BROAD-STREET ME- THODTSr
church corner Broad and Tenth Streets.
Rev. w. V. TUDOR. -. D.. pastor. Sun
DAY school at go A. 81. Preaching ~
the pastor at IL a. NJ. aud sis =. NJ.
Subject at SIS y. NJ: Some Practical
Christianity" At Z. NJ. young peo-
pie $ meeting Service Wednesday at SID
J.. 81. Class-meeting Thursday at $40 4.
NJ. Young mems meeting saturday az
Si5 =. NJ
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. T. L. ENGLISH. -. D.. will preach
at ii \. VI. No service at night Preach
ing at Westminster by Rev. Mr. BUCH-
ANAN at T.. NJ ~
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yember. 0ij. December. ga; January.
~. February, G.G; March, G.I2: April,
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church (south corner OF Broad and TWEEN
ticth streets, Rev. JOSHUA Z. HUNTER.
notwithstanding by the pastor at N
A. ". and SID J.. ~ Wednesday night
service At Nlj. Sunday school at 9.l6
A. Nj. Mems prayer meeting at 80
L. NJ. A cordial invitation TO all
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL. Aug 3.-The large
pyramids Of wheat and corn that have
been blilt during the late rise IN these
cereals We're rudely shaken during the
nrst Few minutes Of today session
~ wheat the selling was general New
ORR being prominently come. ted with
that side OF the market. There was no
particular change Ia the situation. bus
me Tact that the strength of corn had
s.nmered down had ifs effect in wheat.
" hen corn rallied later there was "a
CORE spondlnB recovery 10 wheat sue
cec1ed 10y another reaction. September
wheat opened from Jl1sc 20 54.>... de-
cil4ea To- pc. and closing ~ 5a7se.. &c.
under yesterday. Cash wheat was iu
good demand, with prices i-c. lower than
yesterday.
.,- Corn was nervous and irritable to-day.
The professionals were VIGOROUSLY
Wions all DAY. lie bOueht at inc tcu.
sold at tie bottom. Went short. ami
covered when prices advanced again
At the start the selling was paIuc.uated
in by everybody. and for a time II looked
a. though the entire framework of the
adNhncc was going TO pieces. bGt after
a substantial break the market steadlrl.
became hrmer and then advanced. BE-
fore the close there Was some realizing
on which "a soft spot developed Tho
possibility Of manipulation Do Septem-
Der corn, owing 10 the hight supply. and
10 the fact that one individual owns
most OF the contract stock. has drivei
the trade into May September .,rn
opened from 49i.4l9Hc, sold at lSi,c
and closed quiet az i94c May closed
'ec. under Yesterday Cash corn was
strong ~ unchanged prices
Oats-Ihere was a good trade I'm this
grain. The disposition was to follow
corn ana wheat but the buying orders
supported prices even when tle moro
important markets We're weak During
the first Of the day "a large amount ~
long STUFF was sold out September
oats closed isc. higher tnan Yesterday
Cash oats were '-o. per bushcl higher.
with shippers buying
PROVISIONS We're strong from lack of
OFFERINGS and a good demand. Tho
higher corn market is beginning 10 ex-
teng u.s. influence into the provision
ers from selling their product. The Iusi-
ness was ient the principal feature
being the bidding for pork hv promi.
uent commission house and bv Some ~
the packers. September uor< cloea.l
- -c. hgher than yesterday Scrtember
ltIj quiet There was a good cash
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PARK-PLACE METHODIST cuItRcH

PARk-PIACE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Franklin and Pine streefs).-
Preaching at IL \. NJ and Sis T. NJ by
the pastor. Rev. W. J. YOUNG. ID. -.
Morning subject Back 10 Christ Even
ing subject: III Christ Came 20 Rich
mond-What? Some Further Answers "
Sunday school at $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ
Class meeting at $3.50 o'clock L. NJ
Prayer-meeting Wednesday at sl5 O'Clock
y. VI. Young peoples meeting Fri
day at SID h. ~ sunday school at
Epworth Mission al l.. NJ.
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UNION STOCk YARDS, Ill. Aug.
.-CaItle-Receipts, 100; common to
extra steers. -. fJn4.Io; stockers ana
feeders, Nl.1AH3.21; COWS and bulls 81 -
0325: calves. Sl5Jni2j
Hogs Receipts 5000; market firm:
heavy. $4y)d5..O; common 90 choice
mixed SfS0uJ.lj; choice assorted. 500
n51J. light, $LiJuJ.lO; pigs S4.4Ou4..O.
Sheep-Receipts 500. market firm. IN
ferior to choice. $lOog}.5o. lambs. 500
04OD.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. y. c., Aug 3.-Rosin
steady; strained, s1iac. good strained,
g2i2c.
Tuipentine steady at ne. receipts
432 casks
Tar hrm at Sl?5.
Crude turpentinc firm; hard, sl.O0;
soft, $40; virgin, $50.
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Tie certificate bears n picture OF an
flan statue OF General Grant, a
~ i'1 seal. and a picture 81 a negro
ana negro woman. supposed 10
- D. y. Cash and Laura Slaughter, the
~ 'aldeut and yicc-president Of the assO-
Ion ] was particularly impressed
WIN The face Of the old man which IL
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GRACE-STREET PREsBYTERIAN
church, Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR -. D..
pastOr.-Servlces at II o'clock A. NJ;
preaching by the pastor. NJ service at
night in this church. Union services at
Or HOGES at q O'Clock T. ~ Sunday
school services at 9.lo O'Clock \. Al.
Young people prayer-mectius at Sl5
O'Clock at night. Wednesday night ser
vices at S.i5 o'clock.
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horsnip Card--Entitlcs the
ier 10 "a certificate OF member
Ia
..'- L. $. Grant Monument Asso- (
citation ana
OLD Foiks' Home.
inls IS o. certify that--- /
contributed the membership fee /
FIFTY cents
fl me T.. s. Grant Monument Asso- /
'iauon and ola Folks Home TO pur- I
.'se site and erect q monument /
'hefeon 10 his sacred memory.
}. r. QUARLES
-rfeiory L. s. Grant Monument
, Association and Old Folks Home.
Dountersigned
Porter a. Co
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MARSiIALL-STREET CHRISTIAN
church.-preaching at II \. VI. and sla
sunday school at $50 A. VI. Prayer-meet-
ing Wednesday night at S.i5 o'clock.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Rev j. H. Lacy, Jr.. Of Florence.
Ala. viii preach at II A. VI. and AT the
Joint service at d II. NJ
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end Twelfth streets). -Rev. GEORGE
COOPER, ID. ID. pastor preaching al
II A NJ. by Rev. j. B. HAWTHORNE.
ID. ID. No service at night Strangers
and others cordi. lily welcomed.
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PINE-SrREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Pine and Albemarle streets, Rev
J. b. HUTSON. pastor Preaching sun
day at n g. W and T. VI. 10y the pas
tor. Sunday school at . a. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night AT o'clock.
YOUNG peoples meeting Friday night at
clock. Young mems meeting Monday
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ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church corner Twenty ninth and Mar
Preaching Sunday at II a. NJ. and
100 T. NJ. sunday school az 0.lJ a. NJ
"Wednesday and Friday night prayer
meetings at O'Clock. cordial well
come To all.
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EAsT-END BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Twenty-eighth and strcetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor, j. L. VCCkNk,
az O.3O A. N. u
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ST. LUKES EPISCOPAL CHAPEL.
Corner Beverly and Washington streets,
Rev. 9. II. KUYK, minister In charge
sunday school ~ 3b !. VI. sunday
SONG service. with lecture. every
Thursday night at SIS 4. NJ You Will be
cordially welcomed - any Of the services.
If 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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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH con:
ner Main and sixth streotsb -koy: w. w.
i'hNIttiftf H. D.. pastor Morning
,'a,si,i .',f n o'clock No evening worship
during July and August.
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UNION STATION CHURCH CORNER
OF T~ehty-fOufth and Nelson streetsl
Rev. GEORGE No. RAY. -. D.. PASTOR
Preaching on sunday by the pastor 90 II
A. NJ. and 80 T. NJ Preaching " ednes-
days az T. ~. sunday school az
O'clock A II Cafs-meoting a . o'clock
NJ sunday. prhycr-mectlng Monday
evening at 1870 O'Clock. Young men
meerng Thursday evening az I'D o'clock.
MissiOn-roOm. Sunday sch19i a. . ,Iych;
30 l.. N. on trliay
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UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
Eighth ara Main Streets.
meetiugs on Sunday afternoon at o'clock
and = o'clock at night, also, Tuesday
Thursday, and saturday nights dur
ing the week, conducted Dy MIS-.
K. VI. GLONER and cOWOrkers. wei
come to one and all. II
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ncr Grace and Pine streets. Rev. II 4.
BAGBY. misunderstanding 10 ~ 4. VI.
and +. NJ Sunday school at . \.
a. Prayer meeting and lecture Wednes-
day night and young mons pravcr-me,t-
Ing Saturday night. Seats free and a
hearty welcome 10 all.
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LIFE md ADFtNT tHKI5TIAN
Church CGatewoods Hali, Ns west Broad
Al $50 4. A. Conference and prayer at
If 4. VI. Preaching al $3.50 +. NJ. fol-
lowed by communion service. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday light at
o'clock. ana Bible study every Tuesday
NIGHT AZ az south Relvldcre street
ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCO-
pal church G}road street, between Twen-
ty-fOurth and Twenty nfth)C services AT
II. A. GOODWIN. officiating. cordial
welcome 20 all.
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ALL SAINTS p. y. CHURCH MADI-
yon. near Grace. Rov. j. +. DOWNMAN.
rector Morning services ut II 4. ~.
Evening services az Cl5 L. NJ Sunday
school AT J..D b. ".
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HIGHLAND PARK METH DIST
church. sunday school az $3.50 A. ~
Prcachng M II A. NJ and Z. NJ. by
The pastor. Rev. j. n. LATHAM. also
prayer-meeting and scripture reading.
with suggestive and helpful tax by the
pastor. every "Wednesday night at
o'clock. u
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ner OF Main and Foushee streets)- Rev.
LANDON r. MASON, rector Services
day school at $3.50 \. NJ Holy communion
first Sunday in each month AT II a. M.
and on the third Sunday at 1880 a. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-04

RESCUE MISSION uJl EAST FRANK
lin street.-Gospel meetings sunday a. J
o'clock ana o'clock also, It"sday ana
Friday nights at o'clock. Como
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-04

WASHiNRl ~ hi.f+A Mf iiy,yi3i
Eplsc0pul church. South corner ASH
iurfon and cary streets. Rev. W. A.
II.KY CHRISTIAN. pastor. Preaching
sunday morning "a ~ o'clock and sunday
nfeht al S.t5 o'clock by the pastor. sum
day school at $3.50 \. NJ, Young Peoples
society OF Christian Endeayor Monday
nieht at S.1J O'Clock. Preaching We'd
ncsday night at SIS O'Clock By the pas
tor. Mems prayer-mcetine Friday night
AT S.i5 O'Clock. II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-04

TIIE CHUNCH OF THE HUIs1 TNTN@
nv n memorial 70 Bishop Moore. Pro-
tsstant Episcopal church, north Laurel
street opposite Monroe PARK. Rev
J. GRAVATT, rector.-Servces sus-
nended for improvements and alterations.
CONGREGATION using regular envelopes WIN
worship Ay invitation at Grace church.
When 50 many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hood - Sersapariiia,
why don't you Try IL yourselfy IL VIII
build YOU up. Hooa's Sarsapariils VIII
make you strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-04

BROAD-sTREET MISSION HALL
M east Broad. open every night
MONDAY prayer meeting every day eN-
cent sunday The Christian Alliance.
designed TO promote "A deeper Christian
lie. meets every Friday night. All
welcome.