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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
GITNOER REANON> FOR DHCLINIsG
IL, Reviews Them ia AN Address to the
K.p.I.l VOC al L-mlnn.

Justice William j. GaynOT OF the Su-
Weus COutt, delivered an address before
the members OF the Baptist Social Union,
IN Wilson's Assembly Rooms lJ3 Pierre
rout street Brooklyn, Thursday evening.
George \. Allen presided.
Justice GaynOr spoke of the advantages
OF association. and then, referring TO his
dcrlualIOu 10 ba candidate for the
GOyerhOrship said
II is enough for me 10 say now what !
publicly said that ! was elected last fall
i'm q district comprising more than one
fourth OF the population OF The state, by
voters without regard 10 party Of the
finest individual integrity and intelligence
and / felt that i owed IT to them not to
resign the Office so soon Without mani
CESSATION OF their assent, unless | felt
compelled TO. In place OF such manifes-
tatiou they manifested to me in thOus-
and letters and kilograms that they
wanted me 10 do no such thing | have
only to add that l felt Jast a. / did last
fall. great aversion 70 running for
Office. and no one can doubt that ! so felt
last fall
Justice Gaynor said that the relation
which had been kept up between local
notifies and national politics was the
Chief cause Of bad and corrupt local
government.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, oct. 70, 1894
Offerings at auction on .Cuduge to-day
by MessrS. George \. Haynes ana carter
* Ryldnd, % packages OF sun-cured to-
OacCOs.
Mr. George A. Haynes offered - pack
ages. one package toe Smithey, No. y
sod at II, one toe Smltney, 40. y at
$l-O, one (AmDTOse * Bro, No. u at
sl.yO, one III. f.. Randolph, NO. y at S2.6O,
one tK. l.. PcytOn, No. - at $3.50, one
q. Latane, No. u at $40, one I'll: A.
GouIdin, No. - at -, one I'll. y. Gouldln,
40. - at S5.lV, one (d. A. GouIdln, No.
y at $3.50, one (H. A. Gouldln, NO. ~
at $50, one Ill a. Gouldin, No. - at
$3.50, one (H. a. GJuldIn, 40. > at ST.
one III. \. GOuldin, No. - at 500, one
(h A. Gouldln, No. j. at $40, one w.
$2yj, one %. h. Carter, No. y sold at
S49J, one tE. y. DurTett, No. i at 81,
one a.. Y. Durrett, No. y at $50, one
or. N'Durrett, No. - at $50, one o..
y. purrett, No. y at $40, one u. b..
Houoheu5, 40. y at $50, one o.. -.
Houchens, 40. - at $40, one a.. -.
HOucuens, No. - at $40, one iN. /.
Kay * A., No. - at $40, one W. +.
kay d A, No. y at $40, one mark
HItcr No. u at $40, one Mark Hitter,
40. . at $40, one (Mark Hitter, No. 81
at SI1u, one OZARK Hitter, No. y at So,
one mark Hitter, No. - at So, one tB.
". Nass No. y at SO one tB. w. ass
No. - at 80 one tB. ". Nass, No. -
one az. W. Nass 80. - at $40, one
tR. +. smith, 80. II at $3.50, one CIV &.
billiard x Bro, 40. 100 at $50, one CIV.
q. DlIarl - BIO, No. - AT $40, one
one tN. q. billiard x Bro, No - at -. 10
one CW. q. billiard 4 Bro, No. 80 at
$40, one w. G.. billiard Il Bro, No. 20
at -. one (W. G. billiard q Bro NO.
~ ar $40, one CIV. g. DHlard & Bro,
40. 20 at SEQ, one CIV. =. Dillard *
Bro, 80. 49, al $50, one (W. g. billiard
* Bro, 30 to at $40 one tN. j. Dil-
lard a. Bro, NO @jt at 50, one tN. u
Dillari * Bro, No. ~ at $40, one CIV.
o. Dularl q Bro, No 2D at $2.NJ, one
one w. G.. Dillari x Bro, No. 10 at
So -, one CN. Il. Kay d A, No. 81 al
500, one OW. G. Dlllard ~ Bro, No.
Messrs. Carter and RyIand offered 2
packages. one package %. II. Whitlock,
40. 80 at >lI25 one O.. II. Nhitloek,
40 lu az $50
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade, to-day
~ rIpper-, - hOeshsaas, ullers, il, oiHon-
err. !, scrap CDrI-ht, >, burleys, !; Tugs
uarIO, rs. Total, 53 hogshcads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright 20 hossheaqS, dark,
80 uogsuclda aui - ticrces. Rcinspee-
tons Blight hOgsheads, dark, hogs
heads
Myers Crcpshaws, Neals, Dayenport's.
Allegheny. Shclburue's, ShOckOe, and Sea
BROOKS tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts, 20 packages; deliveries
~ packages
United states Internal revenue collec-
tfuus for the city Of Richmond. Va, to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes, $40 lo.1J, plug
3 very good sale at the southern
to-day. highest price, so.
S.clburues warehouse mad fne sale
to-day; highest price, SOL. IN,
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receipts, a. PSI bales: exports 10 Great
Britain, II, OF bales; France, l.l"S Daigs
Continent. 333l bales; forNat1ed, 70 ~
baies; sales, 2.25O bales spihhe'S' 49,"
bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. ee,I9l bales:
exports 10 Great Britain, o'&'' DaIes
continent. 1892 bales; STOCK ''''4so
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
3Sl25s bales exports to Great Britain.
ll01f4s bales; France 3l,IOd bales; Con-
tinent, 10. 40 bales.
Total since September lst-Nel receipts,
I,lh2 1J5 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
42i52s bales: France, l2O'sli bales Con-
NEW ORLEANS, oct. 2G-Cotton fu-
lures steady; sales, 1000 bales, october,
January, 5.2G; February, j.3l; March.
3.3I; April, "a; May. 55"' June 80;
LIVERPOOL. oct. 2G.-12.3O p. NJ
and prices unchanged; American mil
ding, , -; sales. 1900 bales, Ameri-
can, II 300 BALES; speculation and export,
1000 bales; receipts, 3,VD bales. Fu-
lures easy and demand freely supplied;
October, 3-Gld3 l-6i; October and No
vember, , 3-Gi; November and December,
3-Bid3 to-. December and January,
: h-i: January and February, h-6i
February and March. 1-bln3 N-Ji; March
and April 3 0-Gi; April and May lO-Gl4
z 1l-tA: MAY and June. 3 l2-Git3 1864
June and July. 3 II-Gia3 l5-G4. Tenders
at to-day's clearinCs, 3.@rb bales new
dockets and 20o bales old dockets.
+. M.-Amcrican middling, fair,
"a good middliug. ll-32; middliHg.
~; low middline. > 3d.; good ordi-
nary, 3l-32. ordinary . 25-32; october,
4-bi; October and November. 4-G4;
November and December 3 I-GI. Deem
Der and January 3 5-Gl; January and
February. 3 G-Gl; February and March,
3 %, sellers; March and April. 9,5ip
= 1854 April and May, 1l-Gi; Hay
and June, 4 l3-Gl: June and July. 3 14-Gl
N3 1j-GL Futures closed barely steady.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, oct 26-Fiour quiet and
easy and freely offered, winter wheat
low grades, SIN,H-.IJ. DO. fair 10 fancy,
- 4ug2 90. patent. S-.C5a29u, Minnesota
clear - lUu2 -. patent, Sb.loui.lJ, ip"
extras. 81 N5UylU. southern -four quiet
ann steady. common 10 lair extra, -. 40
1880. good 10 choice do. N'.luHd'H
Wheat dun and ugu, 40. - red, store
and elevator, dl.051.>c., dilOaJ 3H.iH
JG.c. Options advanced Il'r declined
1,c. rallied I.c.. ami closed steady az
i,c. over Yesterday, with trading dun.
October. 5l',c.; December "''se., March,
corn dull higher, and strong; No. ..
SO. elevator: ~ .r. aNDat. Options dun
and strong at tu".c. advance, October.
5,a,c.. December 5l,c.; January 5}',c.;
oats Moderately active and hrmer OPP
tIous dun: October @l"sc.; December
321c.: January, &3t...i May, 81 spot
No =. %lgc., mixed western, 5lI2a52'4c.
Hay quiet ana unchanged, shIppluS
JOc.. good 90 choice, G5n ,'c.
Wool steady and moderately active;
domestic neece l1u22c.; pulled, l20"lr.
Reef slow. family. SlUuOG 200; extra
mess. - OU0i 81. beef hams dull at Slt.up
lpI75u: tierced beef inactive; city extra,
India mess SlGUpHlG.Io, cut meats quiet
and weak. picked bellies, >EtJ; shout
ders S5.uQ571. hams, S2Op09l1; mid
L4rI guiet and lower, western, S7.2o0
I-sI. tllDltIr 'lH-.f a-'''''''''' '' .
800 .,,-~,,-.
Pork dun and easy; mess, Sl3.I5Ul45p
Butter moderately active; fancy steady;
state dairy, lar. 81; creamery, la
g.gl &c.: western dairy llilHlbc., creamery,
I54gII.c: t.lgins. 2i e.
cotton seed oil aull and weak; yell
low, 29H3uc.
Petroleum steady.
Resin tull ana urn S'rdiHei' CONF
mon 10 good. -. lHtl -.
TIrpentine quiet ana steady at 29p29l &C..
EIca m5deratrIy active and steady;
domestic. ,alr to extra, il,a5'sc.; Japan,
lloIasssas- Foreign nominal; New Or
Iaars omen kettle. good 10 choice. steady
and in moderate demand at 2IR30c.
roaee|o onions opened firm and closed
barely steady al 542o points. up; Oclo-
b bsr''' sI3Ia.' December, Sil1J0l2. 10;
March Mar, 22Iii''i5aiL25. May, S1o99!al1oo.
Snot Bio dnII ana steady: No. Z, $1,000.
sugar raw mH and steady; fair re-
ming 70 Refined quiet and steady;
%'i ~ % cItII'af 515 3-i6c. crushed, ~
2-iGc grarnlated, { 7-lGalhc
Fraigbts 10 Liverpool Q,ilet and steady;
cotton I-tai.: grain, lId.
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IElDtRICh NoIEs.
Social Matter, -CoIorod People Hold
,ir AT 1appahannock.

FREDERICKSBURG. oct 26.-Speciai.-
The rufa..m.nr of Miss Annie Hayden
OF tots riu. ta sr e.. -. StoEes. or king
George county has been announced The
wedding "HI take place ou the 3Ist Of
this month
The family of Mr. Joseph Hoble. a
councilman and 4.ou.usut merchant Of
tti7 city, has moved 90 Baltimore. where
'..y Will live Iu the future. Mr.. Hoble
v.I follow as soon CAS- A.s business here
SIS closed up.
captain Goyeley. OF the Ween.'s line Of
steamers has just completed a hand
some cottage residence at IA, lower end
al ihc city, near the wharf whore his
s'"tmcr lands. and viii at once occupy
I ..fa his family.
on November Zlst the colored neople
~. ...-rN county VIII hold az T2pPahan-
DIT Harry Stockman has bought.
,.ioNsa MessTs. Wallace q Roach for
y ~ ne farm Of Mr. Jacob Pflen-
81. near ne city
general missionary mass meeting will
y, ned la this city Sunday Afternoon,
" nj u will be addressed by Dr. IL. IL
yIns, Of Richmond College The object
- TIE meeting Is TO give instruction and
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OHIO

CHICAGO, ILL, oct. 26.-The business
in wheat to-day was Of the sort that -
usually seen when there IS scarcity
OF news and "A lack OF interest IL was
the KIND that stamps the tidpe WIN
the mark OF uutmpOrtauce. Although
principally local, there was nevertheless,
some outside interest cNnlDlttd, New
York doing q little buying. one prUmi-
ucut bear operator ala moderate
amount OF covering, his transactions Ia
the light Of the activity prevailing, being
considered me"hat OF feature, as
they were Of sufficient proportion to Sus-
tain prices, the holders OF calls contrlbut-
ing enough wheat to check any prospec-
tive advance. December wheat opened
from J2iga. to 52'sc., SOLD between 12Sc.
and J2t-c., closing a shade over yester-
day at 52Lyc Cash wheat was steady.
Prices We're unchanged.
Corn-After the opening orders In corn
had been executed the trade lapsed INTO
dullness, which lasted throughout the
balance OF the day, the pit bearing the
appearance of absolute deseruon at times.
May corn opened at 4Dsc., sold between
so. and 1850. and closed az iVI443,Scr
a slight fraction higher than yester-
day. Cash corn was iIe. per bushel
higher.
Oats The market for oats to-day WAS
moi under the influence Of heavy selling,
such as was seen during the earlier por-
ton Of the week. It is believed that
very nearly, II not all, the oats hcid by
the blind pool, or syndicate, as IL II
called. which was mentioned yesterday,
had gone overheard. There was less
of a pressure to sell Prices held their
own to-day, the drmuess in wheat and
corn markets doing much TO preserve
the tone. May closed shade better
than Yesterday Cash oats were firm
and - per bushel higher.
Provisions There was more Of activity
in the product market than I'm any cther
speculative trade on the hJOr but II
Was of the adverse kind. Al the opening
the feeling was fairly steady, but upon
ro sell pork. the crowd slipped from
under and the prices settled down. It
was said that the firm alluded TO were
Of pork but that they succeeded In dis
posing OF l.u,D barrels. A decidedly
hearish sentiment was rampant in the
buying except To cover, which was looked
mon as "A mild form Of insanity. The
close was 2Il.c. lower than yesterday
for January pork, ljc. lower for January
lard and l2igQljc. lower for January
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prrI-DuD CITY. VA, oct. 26.-Spc-
., i'''' ire, Waller r. Staples, Of Chris
ti.'ar... was billed to speak here last
r'.nf s.r thc Democratic party, but
4.. ,,..t interest i'm the revival services
aroy.rteI him from securing an audience.
an account of This revival.
Interest iu the protracted meeting con-
,.,.... uramtri Rev. j. W. Lee has
l,.. her. fifteen nights, and over 2O0
Conversions have been made. The ser
g..,. uiI conclude sunday night.
Miss Nary Quarles was thrown from a
U.... Wednesday afternoon and pain
min .ut and bruised about the face
and arms.
Rrr j. 5. Lieguu who lives near Peaks
tIH, lost his residence by fire this week
Loss N.Lyr. no insurance.
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4 koahoKh IS i8NMEyT.
, meyer-Liabnities Named Mt $4,000
EXP 'sldent Hayes sons Ni-i'.

ROANOKE VA, oct. ai-SpeciaL-
J. Meyer. dealer in boots and shoes,
made an assignment here to-day to
Everett pertins. trustee The liahili-
Tics. as given. amount to over $1,000.
Tho assets consist OF stock OF goods,
bonds. notes and other evidences OF
debt together with a number of lots.
improved and unimprOved In this city.
Inc creditors are divided into three
classes. the total amount assigned to
t4a .rst class being 81 1892. aud To the
sccor class S2.n5i All Of the property
classes 20 10 creditors I'm the third class
Among ~ creditors OF the second class
are Clark, Colmany & Co. $500; Frank
Adler S231. Royce, Jones 4 Co. Sis, all
Of Baltimore.
Rutherford p. Hayes, son Of the late
OK President Hayes. ana bride, nee Miss
Lucy Plat. Of Columbus. ohio, are stop
ping here.
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RAi,riAlORE
BAIIIIWVFNT4
BALTIMORE. MD, oct. 26.-Flour {

BALTIMORE. MD, oct 26.-Flour dull
and uhthH t''ti and frmer; No red spot.
" EeaI october J4H0J4iac: Decem !.
Ssr ,iss I bly miios wh sieam ST
SI CORN duh: mixed, Noyember' sc: ask.
ed Year E 5eoHsGia 5 da9"ddG G ysi &%G Il
q2 Oats quiet and steady; No; 2 white,
ern. sc tive: 40. > 52l.al3c.
~ ~. " nutet and steady good to choice
nay <I2uUfl2.Jd
tlnotniy IONS unchanged.
P P,,dr steady; store-packed, l2qlic.
Eggs hr am a. No Z. sI4S7i4GI5OO.
Gomez steady: graduated. SL7L
s soad n5is 81 b, peT . a 9Id o MIR
gtnia ~, baltimore and Ohio South
u asn'ifr sts los bid; Consolidated Gas
W S,ocks. 67EGds-
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., oct. 26.-flour-No
quotable change I'm prices and the market
Is nrmer. with a better demand.
Wheat easier and demand fair; No.
req, 4Dtgc.
Corn-Old scarce and demand mainly
on ear; yellow ear, i0tlc.; white ear.
new. 3Sl4c. No. mixed, 5lhc.
oats easy and demand good; NO. :
mixed, 30hc.
Pork easy and demand light; mess,
Si22J.
Lard quiet and lower; steam leaf,
1884; kettle dried, $762L.
Dry sailed meats lower; loose Shout
ders. s5T5; sides. S63Tia. loose short
clear sides. So. -; boxed meats worth ilc.
more.
Bacon quiet and easier loose Shout
ders. $d3il2; loose short rib sides. sT25:
loose short clear sides, S7.T5; boxed meats
worth &c. more.
A hiskv 81
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Law End EanlIN Conrt-

In the Law and Equity Court, before
Judge Mpor. yesterday the jury I'm the
case OF II Lrrison q Co. against ". o.
Burton. rendered verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
The Chesapeake and ohio Railway Com
pany yesterday instituted suit In this tIi-
bunal against w. y Burton for 81, 900
damasea
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Offerings Wheat RS bushels; corn
(white), l,G}S bushels. oats l,UUO bushels
Sales-Wheat, los bushels; corn CwhitcD.
rs bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry DOC. TO
sc; mixed, 5lc. to DC. shortberry, BE.
to sc. No. red 5Gtsc
Corn-W White, Virginia dag lots new.
SIC. TO 5Gc.; No. = white, Sc No. .
mixed, jGc.
Oats-No. mixed, 32lac. to 33c.: No.
3 mixed, 3li2c. to 82c.; winter, SIC to
42c
Rvc-55c TO SIC.
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TIE COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. oct. 26-Cotton dull;
miIding gulf, lilo; middllng, ) 1915
Futures closed steady; October, 553a
A55S; January 562Q5G}; February, 5.G7
Q6.6S; March. 5.73q5.7i; April 5.7sd5. ~
May, 5St45.S1; June, 59Oq5.0l: July,
5.9jQ507; total sales. 1880 bales; net
receipts, S7i bales; gross receipts. 1863
bales. all spinners; stock. 81 800 bales.
Weelslv--Net receipts. 4.20l bales: gross
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Cu1CAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cattle-Receipts, $500; market firm; COM
mon 10 extra steers, f2N5u625, stock
ers ana feeders. $2.GOu3.lO; cows and
bulls, SIUgd3.Jo; calves. $2.2Jq5.jO.
Hogs-ReCetpts, 5000: market firm
early and closing weaker; heavy, S45JH
40: pigs. S2.Jrq3.4U.
sheep Receipts, 5000; market firm; in
rerior to choice, tjc.E$3.lj, lambs, $50
G3.NJ.
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ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. MO, oct. 26-Flour dull;
patent, 81 4"G2.Jo; fancy, slba2. Ia,
choice, Sl7OQl-SO.
Wheat lower; December, 494c.; May,
Ji'SC.
Corn higher; December 46c.; May.
iG3,c.
oats nrmer and higher; October, 2st2c.
May. 32l.c.
POrk-Standard mess. sl2.1j.
Lard-Prime steam. 50. 10; choice, S6.S5.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders, Sj.l2l2
longs ST. ~: clear ribs. So. 80; shorts, S6G5.
Bacou-BoXed shoulders, $50 longs,
S712. GTJO; shorts, Sa31l..
T"" W,srss drm at :. %.
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Ut various missionary en-

Information about various missionary en-
terpriees
Inc case OF the Commonwealth vs.
Vaughan for house burning was tried
In the County Court Of orange a rev
days since and resulted in an acquittal
for Vaughan. II was Neughans thiri
trial: the first time he was convicted ana
the second time there vas hung jury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
WIZ IT%CTON

WILMINGTON, y. c., oct 26.-Rosln
firm: strained. Csc. good strained, $luO.
Spirits turpentine steady at 26c.
Tar firm at 81 ~.
Crude turpenune firm; hard, sil0;
soft. 81 80. Xlrgin. 81. %.
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What a strong text

No other house DOES-EVER DID-or
EVER WILls-sell such STERLING
VALUES at such LOW PRICES as WE
\. SAKS AND COMPANY.
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR
Rev. j. CALVIN STEW tHT pastor
Divine service Sabbath at II a w. and
+. NJ Sabbath school al $50 y. VI.
Nid-weck service Wednesday at J.. VI
society Christian EnIeiyOr caCn ~tbbt,h
AT 7IJ L. NJ. Seats free; all welcome.
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yxvANTEp-oLD BOOKS RELATING
w 10 VIRGINIA AND THE SOUTH.
post orncs Box ts6. Richmond. Va
iyl21
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UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
Eighth and Main streets. Interesting
meeti1Cs on Sunday afternoon AT 3 O'Clock
and at 3 O'Clock at night, also, every night
during the week. \ welcome 10 all.
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EMMANUEL CHURCH MENRICO.-
Service at II \. M.-srrmon 10y Rev i. r..
NUGENT. Until the Rev y. NJ. RAN
DOLPH, rector Of Emmanuel church, can
resume his duties. services. at Emmanuel
church will be held by the Rev. Mr.
NUGENT at IL \. NJ. every sunday q
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EAsT-END BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Twenty-eighth and r. streetsl =, -
Prea ching By the pastor. j. + TUCKER,
at IL A. II. and SIS p. NJ. Sunday school
at $50 A. NJ. u
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ST. MARKS CHURCH COR. FIRST
and Clay streets).--Rev. GEORGE G.
ABBflFr, rec. or services nj ii n u
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

PINE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
CORNER Pine and Albemarie streets, Rev.
j. Il. HUTSON. pastor.--Preaching Sun
day at IL A. NJ. and y +. NJ. by the pas
tor. Sunday school at o A. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
Young peoples meeting Friday night at
8 clock. Young mems meeting Monday
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly and Washington streets),
Rev. c. r. KUYK. minister in charge
Sunday school at 3A =. NJ. Sunday
service at 8 p. NJ. Evening prayer and
song service, with lecture. every
Thursday night atsi5 2. NJ. You will be
cordially welcomed at any OF the services.
IL 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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,AnrIsr GEIrtREII

GROVE-AVENCE BAPTIST CHURCH
,,0rncr Grove avenue and Beach street,
Rev. j. c. HIDDEN ID. D., pastor. Preach
ing az II \. N. and T.. NJ. by the pastor.
Prayer-meetug W eduesday night at )
u nInnk.
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PARK-PLACE METHODIST CHURCH

ST. JAMES METHODIST CHURCH.
Services If 4. NJ and 80 +. NJ, by the
craven Hand. Subject for r' evening:
Life and Times of Moses
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uEA'u
WENDLINGER.-D Friday. October
% 1891. at 22O o'clock \. NJ. at her
residence. in this city. Mrs. MADELINE
WENDLINGER, beloved wife OF casper
Wendlinger, in the seventy-hfth year
OF her age.
The funeral will take place from 81.
Peters cathsiral SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at 3 O'clock. Friends OF the
family invited 10 attend. II
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MARSHAIL-STBEET CHRISTIAN
church-A r. MOORE. pastor.-Preach-
ing at II A. NJ. and =. VI. sunday school
al $3.50 A. NJ. Christian Eu3eayor 7.t5 l..
VI. Sunday. Prayer ) f. VI W ed
nesday. Seats free Public cordially in
Ntf4I
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THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRIM
ity "a memorial 10 Bishop Moore, Pro-
testant Episcopal church. north Laurel
street opposite Norfo. PaFkS Rev
]. J. GRAVATT, rectOr.-The congregation
is wOrshipping In the Iecture-ToOm IN the
rear Of the church.
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ACE-sI KLEI UATIT0I |TTI n
corner Grace and Fousuee slr,njsl. Rev.
WILLIAM p. HATCHER f.. H.. PASTOR
Sunday school az . \. ". Preaching at
II o'clock A. NJ. and : o'clock y. VI. by the
AT < O'Clock. Young Peoples Union sun
day afternoon at ( o'clock Young mems
prayer-meetlng Saturday night at 8
o'clock.
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SECOND PRLaBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Or. HOGE Will preach morning and after
noon Morning service at II o'clock and
i'm the afternoon at . o'clock, until further
notice.
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH MIS-
SION az w,s st Marshall street.. Lay
Sermon: "The Houses OF ReveiatiC n at
IL A. NJ Bible clafs every Sunday AZ
T.. VI. Reading circle Tuesday az s Z.
NJ Free library open Sundays and Tues
day from / to l.. NJ.
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GRACE-STREET PRESBYTEItlAN
pastor Services at II O'Clock A. Nj. ana
s o'clock T. NJ, preaching by the pastor.
Sunday school services at $40 a, NJ
night services at y O'Clock.
night at IFS o'clock. Is
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.-
Dr. KERR II \. VI. and =. N. Mr.
BUCHANAN at l.. NJ I'm Westminster.
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LAUREL STREET METH DIST
church corner Laurel and Albemarlc
streets. Rev. 4. j. TAYLOR. pastor
Preaching at II 4. NJ and r. NJ. by the
Should the Gospel BE Preached. At s
T. NJ. prelude: card Playing In our
Homes Answering a Question, subject:
THE FavOTte child All welcome.
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ST. PAUES CHURCH CORNER OF
Grace and Ninth treets,.-Noruiug prayer
and sermon at II A. II. Evening prayer
and sermon at SIj l.. VI. Holy Com
muulon on first and third sundays In
month at II O'Clock service, second and
fourth Sundays at $50 A. NJ Rev.
HARTLEY CARMICHAEL, rector; Rev.
Il. ). FARLAND, assistant. IS
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, oct. 26.-Ear silver, 234d.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Dr. HOGE will preach at IL n. NJ. ana
az l.. NJ
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FIRST ENGLISH i L 7 III II A n
church Seventh and Grace streets. Rev.
j. 9. SEEGEES. pastor.-Preaching az II
A. NJ. by the Rev. GEORGE Il. SIiUEi o
Sunday school at $50 a. NJ. All Wei
come.