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

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH @ROAD
and Twelfth streetsl.--Rev GEORGE
COOPER. j. D., pastor, will preach at
n a. 81.
Students Of our schools. medical and
literary. and an interested IN the
place of religion I'm a literary and
scientific lie. are invited 10 the First
Baptist church on Sabbath night 20 hear
am address by Prof. CHARLES II. WIN
STON. Of Richmond College. on the qucss-
ton. ''Will the Coming Man Find lbs
Religion Supplanted by ScienceT It Is a
question of interest. and no man - better
able y answer il more satisfactorily IMAM
the Professor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

BROAD-sTREET METHOD DIST
church corner Broad ana Tenth Streets
dav school at $3.50 a. NJ. Preaching by
The pastor at N a. NJ. and = T.. ". Sub
iect. Heirs Of God" AZ p. NJ.
Young peoples meeting Prayer-meet-
ing Wednesday at s. u. NJ. Glass
meeting Thursday at L. NJ. Young
mems meeting Saturday at S II. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

MIZPAH PREsBYTERIAN, CHEST
nut nm. Rev. vs.. Nice WHITE, pas
for-services every Lord s-Day at
II. w. Sabbath school az 3 T. ". Mid
wee. meeting at $ r. VI. All invited
to attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

GRACE-STREET PRESBYTERIAN
church. Rev JAMES y. FAIR, d. D.,
pastor-Services at II o'clock A. NJ.
ana s o'clock r.. M.-preaching by the
pastor Sunday school services az 94o
o'clock a. VI. wednesday night services
an IS o'clock Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor meeting al I'D o'clock =. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

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

CHURCH or THE COVENANT Park
CALVIN STEWART, past0r-Services at
n 4. VI. and al T.. ~ by the pastor
Midweek services Wednesday az F. NJ.
sabbath school at $3.50 4. NJ. CHRISTIAN
bath
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

LIFE AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
streetl -slble class and Sunday school
IN 9.3O A. VI. Preaching az 800 +. ~,
subject. 'sThe Three Quicklies or KEY.
vii" Prayer-meeting every Wednesiay
nisht al : O'Clock al 4l2 sOcth Belyidere
Ht~aet and Bible study every trid2y
night. cordial invitation to all these
services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Beverly and Laurel streets. Rev
PIKE POWERS. rectOr.-Regular SER
vices on Sunday az II A. u. and J.. NJ.
Uolv communion Sunday, March 4th az
II 4 NJ. Service Saturday, March 30. at
I p. NJ. Sermon By Rev i. r. MASON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

ST MARKS CORNER FIRST AND
Ciay) Rev. George =. Abbitt, rector
Services at II a. VI. and 4:iJ l.. NJ. sun
day school at $50 a. Al. Lecture every
Wednesday at S +. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
EIGHTH and Main streets. Interesting
meetings ON Sunday afternoon at o'clock
and Sunday night at 3 o'clock. Also on
TUESDAY. Thursday and Saturday nights
ats O'Clock Meetings conducted by Mrs.
r. VI. GLOVER and cO-workers. y wei
come 10 ALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

MARSHALL-sTREET CHRISTIAN
church.-SunIay school al $3.50 a. VI.
nast0r. Rev. s. r.. MOORE. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at O'CLOCK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly and Washington streets.
Rev. G.. X. KUNK, minister IN charge.-
Sunday school at 3.3O T. N. Evening
service az 1870 =. NJ. Evening prayer
and song service, with lecture, every
Friday night az o'clock. You will be
cordially welcomed at any OF the services
II you do not attend religious services
elsewhere. we would be especially pleased
20 have you come and worship with US
regularly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev Dr. HOGE VIII preach at IL A. NJ
AND at H. "A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPIsCO-
pal church Broad street. between Twen-
ty-f0urth and Twenty-hfth).-Se at
IL \. NJ and > =. ~. the rector. Rev.
r. A. GOODWIN. officiating. a cordial
welcome 10 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

THE CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE CA
fraternul union designed 10 promote
deeper Christian iie) meets every sunday
at =. ~, corner Fourth and FRANKLIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

nTCHnrOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. Va. March =. 1894.
Reported by John l.. Williams & Sons.
bankers ald Brokers. No 1000 Main
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

RESCUE MISSION ash EAST FRANK
lin street.--Gospel meetings Sunday at
=. 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.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

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

FIRST ENGTIsH LU T II Z r 4 y
church Seventh street between Broad
and Grace. Rev. j. e.. SEEGERS. pastor
Services al II a. VI. Sunday school az
$3.50 q. NJ. prayer-meetlng every W cd
nesday night at 5 o'clock All welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

UNITARIAN CHURCH. REV. GEO.
in Belvidere Hall. 49, west Main street.
Preaching at II a. NJ. Subject: Tho
Unitarian Truth IN Religion Sunday
school at 1880 L. NJ
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Ir.hnle L. the Lnte Nnlor awafhmer.

ASHLAND. A.. Aug, u.-SpeciaL-At
a meeting of the citizens of Ashland, held
August IL. 1898. Mayor j. ". Taylor pre-
sided. The chairman explained the OBJ
Ject of the meeting.
Dr. n. &. Scott moved that a commit
tee be appointed 10 prepare resolutions for
the action Of the meeting
DR. H. e. Scott. ii. r. sutton. g. r.
Nixon. Louis Deiarue. ID. b. Cox. j. A.
Leake. and Richard Irby were appointed
on the committee.
Richard lrby. from the committee. Of
fered the following preamble ana resolu-
tons which We're unanimously adopted;
Recognizing the valuable ne and ser
vices of the late Major Charles Brown
Gwathmey in peace and war. we, the
citizens OF Ashland. deem it fit and proper
10 show our respect for him by adopting
the following:
Resolved. THAT in the death Of Major
Gwathmey this community has sustained
a heavy loss. inasmuch as he was q
Christian gentleman and a promoter or
AN the best interests Of society. The
beautiful village bearing his name is az
monument 80 his memory showing what
oln be done by the leading OF one man
e., wealth I'm improving ana advancing me
material and moral interests Of society
p That We win unite with his NOR"
Immediate neighhOrs TN showing orr re
spect for his memory and coincidence TOR
his afflicted family.
2 That "A copy of these resolutions be
sent for publication i'm The Richmond
Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
NOTES FKoM LEXINGTON.
An Aged Citizen -. ad-Kichu oud People
In Kockbridge-POrs


cl", ,-' - rntsminper. a.ed eishty-
"P''''' ,....., ,,,i,.,, of
five, one OF the best hH1"H Oll'|e"' VI
the county. is dead
Dr po,,.,p parclov son Of Major T..
~ 49,. C-a...,, ie
II. Barclay eIlloT ol VIZ 'I ,,.... in
home. on a WISH. 1T Ia DI' ~
pIacticing IN Chtcaso Tor hNe N'4i .,,.t
Professor -. G.. LFir' oi ,,'N'.,' '',' So
Nd, IS visiting relatives IN ine
Judge w eiioIu a"l I@l"'tf - H..
mond, are here lhe quests oil 'ii' ii'''''
ReV. >. VI. NeilS' p'S'"r VI NV ,.,,rrt.i
VISTA ffesbyt ei1th snii, T., vi" SiSeiin
Rcy r. r. Rice. of Alexandria is here
visiting Ire"pt5,' ,,.-+tn tho ,,.u-,,ro,yn
lawyer of Hchmond. and %ho - {o9K t sH.n
"n acuNc pau ~ v'l l"N ~, 80 H., ,n,,r
opWeht curing inc Dooll'' WI 80 ,o,,,i
this week ana was &c .'r
welcome by A,s Ay9'' vi ~, 'plot.-sb,,r,,
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is summe1hs ,n W. ."".N ~, ,,ts els
Nr. r"IIcs N.. l"'I 'i55j .h ,, ~.
ter. MIsS ' ,..i.. oi
N'S,."- ' ,.or, T,x,1n of puena Vista.
Mr. i''ne t"N'.n' % iht''l"''reni,' in
mas neen 'le,ir' 10 sn4'n' - ~ -
Washington ana Lee University I"' tue
next session. - -. ,-tr..,.i, Nil
Inc mex Session OF lne i ,l,'" ~
itary Institute begins on ule vi" P''N
imo. ,...,.,......
Professor ). J. Hicphens. q ~ ,,l,,,lIl,, 'o,s
boy, graduate OF me HslHh "lI,''a'
Institute class Of W. mas heen eie, F'
professor OF the cha!I OF science ~ ~ !" "S"-
ington college, al 'heStelIo"i Ma lot,
on ne l4th inriant inc ica'hti,Hf, i5,S,,
tute IoF I'u'hHItnst S""''{ III M,
here IN me puhilc scnS3oi R,lIdi"S anu
c,nilIil e III S,sSl'n lot ~ u.l ~ ,b.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
NM warn MEYS FtNER1L.
His Remains VIII Arrive on Special
Train This Morning.

Quite n large number Of people Will
leave on the o'clock train this morn
ing 10 attend the funeral of Major Chas.
T.. Gwathmey. which will take place at
g.I5 al GWathmey, where his home IS
located
The Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tcfuac railroad authorities Rave SHOWN
the most generous consideration in con-
nection with the funeral, and besides
stopping the passenger train at twain
mev-which is not regular station-tor
pei sons attending the services, Major
Nl.sS has furnished a special funeral
train, which VIII convey the body ana
the friends i'm attendance TO klbd.
There they viii he met by vehicles ana
friends from Richmond, and the inter-
ment Will bee made AZ Hollywood.
A. NJ. and the procession VIII move %
the cemetery Immediately. The funeral
services will be conducted at Gwathmey
by the Rev. Or. John Pollard. They viii
be simple In character in accordance
with the Wcll-kuOwn wishes Of the de
ceased. and there viii be few ceremonies
AT the grave. The following gentlemen
win act as paii-bearers:
Active-Charles -. Walden, ". l.. Car
neal, George Il. Steel Edward Garlick.
William Sirton. r. j. Todd. Allen
Maury. and A. c. S.ntOn.
HonOrary-E. II. j.. Myers. G.. A. Tay-
lOr Dr ". H. Fox, Dr ii. c. Scott.
j. VI. Leake. Or j. K. Wilkinson. }.
b. Winston. :. Acc. Fisher, Polk Miller,
Jack Temple, j. b. Tree. Hon. 5 H.
Witt Major Robert stiles, 4 d. Tomkies,
j. =. Elan, and William VI. Tulpin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
rfDEUATER CHRISTIANS.
rwenty-Eighth Annual Convention al the
Co operniion Convention.

CORINTH CHURCH, KING WILLIAM
VA. Aug. 1.-SpeciaI-The Christian
cburcbes Of this district held their TWEEN
tv-eiahth annual convention at Corinth
Christian church. KING Wllllam county,
Va commencing wednesday, august
s.b and closing Friday. August loth.
Tidewater cooperation is composed OF
t,yentv-nine churches. with member
snin Of 1 100 and - Sunday schools, with
. a. scholars and teachers enrolled.
Wednesday vas given 20 Sunday-school
work. and Thursday the church WORK
was taken up. owing 10 the depressed
condition of the business OF the country,
the past wear has not been as prosperous
a wear rs was hoped but from the plans
laid out at this meeting, the coming year
nught TO be one Of the best in the his
tory OF this district There was raised
the mast wear for all purposes $2o9lh ~.
on Wednesday the crowd I'm attendance
was near tWO thousand, ana Whiie the
business was going on IN the church'
Preaching was conducted IN the grove
This district has fund or several
Thousand dollars. which is loaned 70
Young men who wish to become preach
ers ana are unable TO pay their way
Though college. They had two young
men az college the past year, and hope
10 have several the coming. Each year,
M these meetings. several hundreds Of
dollars are added 20 this fund.
Every one that saw the whoIe-soui
way i'm which this large crowd was en-
tertaiued was Of the opinion that Ola
King William county was IN better con-
diton than IL has been since the year
1855.
The convention adjourned on Friday
70 meet the first Wednesday after the
first Sunday i'm August, 1S9J.
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THE AOUTU<TDF FARMERS.
Encouraging Reports from some Of Them
The Vacant Petersbu Judgeship.

PETERSBURG. VA. AUG. ll.-Special
A gentleman of Prince George county,
who WIS in the city today told m.
that the farmers in the c-untios coutig-
.uous Il Petersburg were better of than
they have been since the war. lie says
the corn crop Is the best he has el e
seen. and that even the negroes. with
their poor lands. are making good crops.
The pay car of the norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company arrived here this
morning. when the employees Of the road
here were paid Cu.
\ petition 10 Ice presented 10 Governor
O'Ferrah. asking for the appointment or
Mr.. George Mason 70 the vacant Judge
ship o. the Corp1lafiDu Court Of Peters
burg. is being circulated and has recdy-
ed many signatures. Mr.. Mason l. the
CITY Attorney of Petersburg. and most
excellent young man and lawyer.
Rev. \. j. ristOe pastor OF the sec
ond Baptist chuch. VIII pre- ich sermon
tomorrow morning on baseball. Ills
subject viii b. "B se-Baii in the Light OF
Dr. ]. n. Burke. Of this city. presl-
dent Of the Virginia State Council Of
Catholic knights of America, left t.
NIGHT for Lynchburg. where tom lrrOW
he will organize a branch of this or
der
Rev. ". G. Starr. ID. D., pastor OF
Washington Street NJ. r. church. who
has been receiving treatment by physi-
clan in New York. writes here that he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

a launch in these days is SD smooth
and SO soon ended rarely occupying more
than twelve seconds from start 90 finish.
that one scarcely realizes It's dlfiCultics
Three things are absolutely necessary .
II must lac on time, when the tidal water
Is highest. il must be OF smart speed 50
as not 10 stick on its downward journey
To the water ana 1t must be accomplish ed
Without Strairing. 80 complex a thing
j. launch that the careful engineer iH
charge Is able 70 estimate the strain on
every part Oi the vessel for every posi-
ton il occupies al intervals OF one loot
ON its way down the incline.
There Is one supreme moment. Il is
when the vessel Is nearly tWO-thirds in
the water The buOyancy Of the water
raises the vessel and throws lis weight
on lts shoulders Here is where the great
est danger of straining comes. and, should
the ways break down, the vessel would
be ruined, a matter of Iedrly S2.WpVJj IN
a ship Ike the Indiana, when 1t was
launched.
The launch over. the machinery Is lifted
in and fitted, and then comes the board
Of government experts who look the yes
sci over inch by inch, the fires are started,
and the trial trip follows. For four hours.
amid suppressed excitement that answers
HeTVously 10 every CULVER OF the Nessel,
the engines are run at 1ull speed. \
premium or penalty is AT STAKE now.
The breakaee Of bolt or the disdrran9c-
ment of a valve may mean thot sands Of
dollars of loss to the contractors. Trained
workmen are locked ian the firer1oms.
not to be released until the test is over
Cooled drinking water with oat-
meal sprinkled upon it is run
down to them in rubber
tube from a barrel on the deck
\ hose is played on the costly machinery
I'm places where there Is danger from over
heating rs though it were on fire. Al
most every pound Of coal used on the
trip is carefully selected
When the four hours are passed and
the strain is over. a sigh Of relief from
every one on board. and even from the
vessel herself, goes up. and the snip pass
IS from the contractor TO he government
aud day after day while she is in commis-
sion the nag will be saluted. and the
score or more Of other ceremonies and
formaitics observed on a man-of-WAr
Will fOllOw-The Century.
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High Noon.

Times finger on the dial Of my lie
Points u high noon. Ana yet the hall-
Leaves less than half remaining For the
Bleak a.. Shadows Of the grave ensulf the
end.
To those who burn the candle TO the
The sputtenng socket yields but little
light
Long lie is sadder than an early death;
We cannot count on ravelIod threads Of
wherrof to weave a fabric; We must use
The warp and woot the ready present
yields
And ion while daylight lasts. While 1 be
How brief he past! The future still more
calls to action. action, Not for ne
Is time for rrtro~pection or for dreams,
Not time for self laudaton or remorse.
Have done nobly2 Then I must not let
Dead yesterday unborn tomorrow shame.
Have ! done wrong? Well, let the bitter
OF fruit that turned to ashes on my lip
lse my reminder En- temptdttDu's hour,
And keep nae silent when / would COM
S0meDu.rs it takes the acid of 70 sin
To cleanse the clouded windows Of ouc
souls
So ply may shine through them. Look
ing back
My faults and errors seem like stepping
stones
That led the way TO knowledge Of the
truth.
And made me value virtue. sorrows
shine
In rainbow colors DER the gulf of years
Where lie forgotten pleasures. Looking
forth
out to the western sky. still bright with
noon.
I feel Wen -purred and booted for the
strife
That ends not until Nirvana is attained.
Battling with fate. with men, and with
In the steep summit OF my ltes fore
noon,
Three things 1 learned-three things Of
precious worth
To guide and help me down the western
slope.
/ have learned how to pray and toll and
save.
To pray for courage 70 receive what comes.
knowing what comes 10 be diyinely sent,
To toll for the universal good. since thus,
and only thus, can good come unto me,
TO save. by giving Whatsoe'cr / have
To those VINO have nOt-this alone Is
gain.
Ella Wheeler wilcox. in the Arena.
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A TEMPORARY RYsT1No PLACE..

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE ConiriIom
wcalers who were this mOinlns d ~
from their camp at the Virgins a. I'M
the Acqueduct bridge 10y the Alrglii1ii" Rave
tia, 10y order OF Governor q i tii"i'' ,'re,,
found "A temporary resting pIaCc' iii,-v
remained on the bridge unul we u.tiu
Of the afternoon, when they were il i.l,,I
to the grounds OF the old Naval yDsei Fa,
torv. nj the foot of Twenty-second street,
Washington. Permission to use u'e
grounds was granted by Assistant 33' tJ,e
tarv ~ the Navy McAdOO at the soncitd-
ton of the District authorities. Inc N
dustrials" are 10 remain on the ~,
servaforv grounds until Tuesday. 10y 'hat
time he District authorities expect 70 pe
able 10 furnish transportation west Ioi
all who choose T. go In that drectlon
some wish 10 go East and win lhsSe
more trouble Is expected. They VIII pioba
Div have a final choice OF walking aWdS
or going To the work-hOuse. Inc "eSlt,n
men who remain here are chiefly from
the Pacific coast Transportation mas pr
viousy been offered them west, Dnl my
rejected the offers unless guaranteed pa,
sage across the continent. under pIesVIi,,
conditions they are not so eNdclinb, az w.
viii probably accept transpOi tal9h 40
far as they can get II. guard Oh nm a.
rines will be placed over the c",nP 90. ~
the Observatory grounds tor thc
ton Of Government property there
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en|endld condition OF the men after suen
a long and tlrcsomc march, there W. "a
occasion to use them. The corps usa ~
natlsnfs were sent back TO their reSpec-
i've commands. While the coxey camp
was being cleared. and the work OF de
Stroyins the vermin-nfested place nag
by Sergeant II. L. Cardoza, went on
tour OF inspection, and found three very
sick Coxeyites. The Major and the Ser,
geant went over 10 GEORGETOWN anu
last succeeded In obtaining admission
for the men In the Providenc, Bospitai
OF Washington. which institution verl
kindly sent an ambulance the emu.
distance for the poor unfortunates. ! -"
corps as n whole did excellent wofn,
and deserve great praise Tor '"'''
promptness and work Iii general AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

And whispers Of mernaids ana wonco-,.,
things, 'H
$50 hush-a-by, weary. ny Dearle,
Then the top is burden, the bur.o ,
bane.
,Oh. weary. my De0rlo. 60 oo,-....
When one would be faring down Drs,,'
away Lane, '.-
$50 hush-a-by. weary, ny Dearfer
When one would be vending On Lgr....
WherrV
ION. weary. my Bearie. so eo,-...
To Sleepy Mans Castle b. C1mfo-,.
Ferry,
$50 hush-a-by, weary my Dea-...
Charles &. j. Roberts ln Ccrt.-'
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AccoIGing 10 The Homo News. london.

According TO The Home News. London.
the Sultan Of Turkey IS anxious 80 take
steps to counteract the growth Of Christi
anity In Africa. Numerous emissaries.
Mussulman priests and others are being
OF the Sultan's priyy purse. 10 Africa.
In order 10 spread the NIoslem religion
and ideas. and thus 10 create a barrier
to the advance OF the Christian Powers
in the Dark Continent. The Sutanic
scheme will. we may safely believe, prove
less formidable in practice than on paper.
The privy purse referred 10 is not over
flowing, and missionary enterprise is not
TO be prosecuted without funds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

From 1870 70 1S50 the sum total n. ..
eign arrivals IN the United States e.
$4,000
II is half century Stree the world t.,
ali that is best Of the writings 0f Tr r.,
Carlyle.
4 partridge has been tanned by a ,;,-
man fanntfv OF Weedsport ~
IiIuIL .--,-
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Chesterfield Nots.

SKINQUARTER. VA, Aug. l1-Rev.
W +. Wright. of Leigh-Street Baptist
church. viii be nj SHnquarter church
On the fourth sunday in this month 20
preach az series " meetings that VIII
s. Du viii assist the pastor Of Mount
H~rmol I'm meeting 10 be held on the
third Sunday in this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12

With lissome grace she threads the path.
Where tWillghts deepening shadows
brood.
Around the summers aftermath,
Above. the whispers of the wood.
Her golden curls stu hold the CLEANS.
Caught from the sunsets after-g glow,
Her eyes are those Of one who dr,a ms
Sucn dreams as none but girls can know.
Poised on her hand a fair white dove.
With wings a-spread as if for flight
To carry words If loyal love,
To one who waits across the night
Q, dainty maid 1 see YOU vet.
AS once | saw you long ago.
Your form and face I'll ne'er forget
While weary years shall come and co.
Miller PurYis, in Womankind
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u nicely. and that nc WIN
Is getting t 9n city FOR ten days ysbo have
Fe Mr A@s Wilson and nas tam Month Tn at Old
been spending ,a urn p' to the city.
Point have stewart. Of Dlnwiddie coun-
Mr. md T. his his three daughters were in the
city Trt io-J jos e Wells. Of Macon eG, n,s Ca
is IN trp y Jarvis and daughter are at
~, Vyytheville Springs. 49,
the 8r r. Il. Saal has returned to the
-. from Now YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
Wren The Sleeny Vim Comes.

When Tho Sleepy Man comes with the
dust on his eyes.
(Oh, weary my Dearie. so wearyD
He shuts mp the earth. and ne opens the
skies.
$50 hush-a-by weary. my DearieD
He smiles through his fingers. and shuts
up the sun,
lOh, weary. my Dearie. so wearyD
The stars thot he loves he let's out one
by Oue.
$50 hush-a-by, weary. my DearieD
He comes from the castles OF prowsy-boy
Town;
Ton, weary my Bcar.c 50 wearye
At the touch Of his hand the tired eyellds
fall down
$50 hush-a-by weary my DearieD
lie comes with a nurmer OF dream In
his wings
(oh. weary. NY Dearie, 80 weary9