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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
,Anihracte coal used ehciusNely,l
rour tracks. Autou attic Block signals.
on n Il after June 30. 1928.

-Four tracks Automatic BIoe ,so Signals
on a d after June 80 lsHo o.
Trains leave station foot u ldberty St q.
FOR Pastor bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chnnk &c:
to Eas,onj t45 $50 to Alen,c sc 300 20 sundays
For wilkesiarre Plitston and seranSn elo A. NJ
ITO 20 40 p NJ Sundays. 40 A. NJ " 10
var Peading A; 40 500 BIO. ll:ao ~ ~ I.iv
81 20 a % 500 s45. 80 T. NJ. l25 night SUM-
DAYS 100 go $50 800 p ~ l2:iS night ,.,o IN
70; Harrisburg 80 500 alo a; NJ: i:l 10 so
200 300 5i5 T. NJ. l2:l3 night. suhoHSs i'oV ''"o
p. NJ. 1919 night -. ,,,,rto,,snor, q, An
So $50 sTNPur{M iic 80 7so P Sundays 4so
a. M wv = =" AII.RA,L ROUTE; ~,
For Red Pank Long Branch and Innts sonnh 10 o'n'
N q 20 saturdays only 20 2;l' $50 400 40 go
PARK on5 A. NJ, 1880 400 p; NJ MI. s p..
lakewood Toms River. Barnecnt PARK ana Bafne-
ra, 40 sis A. NJ. 40 30 p NJ , p.,ao,,,
For Atantl: CITY Capr May vneand' and hr'dse'0A'
~ Moamoyh Bright o and ad Hi S. e.
Sundays 'l' SANDY HOOK ROUTE:
r1oP lone DRAHCH OCEAN GROVE. e.
From Pier n. r.. foot Rector ST..
For Atlantic Highlands Highland b1sch NorIha In
Pa M e a. t2o s eso i 90 o''' % 0.
For f3iheron Asbury Park ocean GroTe and. pont'
south 70 Point Pleasant. 1900 A. NJ. 100 SO 5o
MO p NJ Sundays except Ocean Grove ana ASou'y
For LaESwood' To-. River and Bnrnesat +;ao A. NJ
70 Tor Atlantic CITY Cape May vn.land and BridgetOn
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
STEAMBOATS,

RNsTMN WORCESTER,
IVY VIII y Hi' Block Island all Eastern Resorts
VIA NORWOGM lluNEo
Annoy service from Brooklyn and jersey ~ Lava
steamers city OF Lowell and cry Oh woi q. 40 p ~
pier 1old No, 40. 81 r.. next DesorosSe''"' WV
Fine orchestra each steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
DRESSMAKING.

A~A-ARTIsTfC DREssMAK1NG: I'm
ported fashions hotel orders finished IN
"a hours: goods purchased II desired; moo.
crate prices Mrs MELROY, ~ Eas,
iith-st.. between Broadway and University
Place.
COTTrIRIERE FRANCHISE. - Advanced
autumn styles; new skirt. new sleeves;
elegant work: exclusive styles moderate
r,th stern's. Mime. ANDERSON los West
i1th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
A PRIVATE FAMILY In 55th-st.. between
Sth and 9th ayes. desire TO let To a gen
ueunan one or two furnished rooms. Ad-
dress OWNER. box ~. Tribune Once.
st-PERB accommodation to liberal party
entire beautiful furnished floor: no chill
dren. board lady. cable. elevated. MORN
ISGSIDE. i.2t2 broadway.
teTIJ.sT l4T WEST. Greenes bell
Flrst-class parlor and bedroom; charm
ing home for bachelor. first hat.
18TH ST. 81 WEsT-Large and small
rooms. board optional. transients accom-
rnodated. reasonable prices: references.
%, WEST 3sTH ST, near Broadway.-
Sewly furnished large rooms; private
house. superior board optional.
AND suBscRIP-
TIoNs FOR THE MEMOIRS TKiB.
rSF WILL RE RECEIVED At THE
,ypIoWN OFFICE, No. i.242 Broadway
% door north q Thir,y-hfss,st., ana nr. AZ,
ofices: 2S4 Eighth-ave., 100 Third-ave..
corner Forty-seventh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
rNrrrIIGENT LADIES wanted for home
work: steady employment; good Wages,
no experience necessary; inclose stamp TOT
particulars Art Co, LIB Broad"ay'
room g.
RESPECTABLE GIRL wanted in restau-
rant and boarding house - Huas9M-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
FLATS TO LET-Furnish ed.

FOR FURNISHED FLATS go to head
ouarters: over 100 to select from; any
location: no delay. Renting Department.
42o sth-ave. 3lst and sd sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03

FOR SALE.
AT REDTCED PRICES.-500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
Guaranteed, n schlnery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3oS Madi'
tOE-st.
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
-. New-Yorx. workshop machinery toot
powerD. list free: wood-carying tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods; incubators
and brooder, In operation.
A-k-A-A.-
FINE No trash. Call or address w. s.
DIAMONDS. Co.. 4 Maiden Lane. Room z.
WATCHES. 81 DOWN. 81 WEEKLY.
pOGS.-Two nice dogs Ueonberger) for
sale for want Of room. 42i East lZth-st.
FOR sALE.-A fine old Italian violin;
also n beautiful Gagliano viola at bar
gain; both genuine. DE BONA 5e2 Park
ave.
FOR SALE.-Antiques. 232 9th-ave.. near
2Ith-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03

COuufrys
FOR SAIE-A farm OF 15 acres; large
house. barns and 200 or 300 cords OF
wood. well watered and fenced plenty
fruit. for 100 cash. Address Beckett
Mass. Box l13
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
HEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

SIX FINE building lots IN ConGcrs. y. \. I;
VIII trade for boots, shoes or drygoods
RO,'KI.AND BAZAAR. Box 81. Congers
n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnished.

AN ELEGANT steam-heated 25-foot fiat.
rooms and bath. all improvements
servants stairway; rent SEQ and $50. IN
quire OF Janitor. Is East 93d-st
RENT free TO Sept. l5.-Elegant fats OF
rooms and bath: steam heat. half block
from Park and IL" station; rent So to
So JANITOR, Al West 66th-st.
WEST 2iST-ST, NO. 239 TO 2+7.-Con-
venlently located in the well-regulated
and exclusive apartment-house, The Del
aware" several very desirable s-room flats.
s35 20 $50 per month. Apply, Janitor on
premises or JOS. NJ. ADRIAN. Az Grand
-.
5rIIANE.. 40. lOiS corner s6th-st.-
Elegant apartments. facing Park, $50 to
SiO0 FRED. STONE. 90 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
STEAMBOATS,.

HYrW.HAyEN Fare, 81. Excursion, SlN
n steamer. RIcHARp PECK a and 40 e SS .
ieAvs ,c,,drd connecting with trains to Mercen Hart
80 Springfield and Holycks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscRIPTioTs, F vH.
CnI TItI At TIE THROWN OFFICE No. i2i2 Broad
way "a door north Of Thrty-hrstst: and AD'E %.
TtSirNr;NTs at the following Branch Onices' zo'
trs,bsve e corner Twenty third-st.: 1872 Sxth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03

LAUNDRESS. A FIRST colored isun-
dress, with unsurpassed facilities,
wishes family washing by the week or
dozen: open-alr drying. G. +. JOHNSON,
i2S West .Dth-st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

Large Quantities of Apples and Grapes
Shipped Here.

The apple crop this season i'm Virginia
has been very abundant Augusta and
Albemarlo counties the orchard lands
of the State. have been literally flooding
the markets with the fruit, the qualify
OF which is superior.
COnsignmcnts of considerable bulk are
being shipped by produce commission
merchants OF this city. and while prices
are down, sales have been quite active.
The over-yield of green pippins pro-
duced by Albemarle and Augusta growers,
IS being shipped to England whore there
is q demand for this delicious apple The
price paid for the fruit is less than for
many years. Nearly all other fruit COM
ing 10 the Richmond market is quoted at
figures considerably below the usual
standard.
This is thought to be due to the cx-
cessive supply Chestnuts are somewhat
scarce Shipments are light. and the
quality inferior. Grapes are cheaper this
season than usual, and there is a fair de-
mand for them. Concord grapes have
been shipped here I'm large quantities.
A superabundance OF cabbage has kept
the market Glutted. and the prices small.
As many as a dozen carloads of cabbage
have been noticed lying side-tracked mere.
other vegetables have been shipped here
IN large quantities. and there has been
no scarcity of butter or poultry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
UNTTERSITY OFVIRGINIA ELETEy.
They are Taking n Strong Brace-up Under
Mackcy and VIII Play Vanderbilt.

The Varsity team began secret practice
this week. The practice has not been at
all satisfactory. and Mackey gave the
men to understand that from now on
they must take a decided brace. With
the important Vanderbilt game. only two
weeks off the team is in a very unsettled
condition.
No one is apprehensive OF defeat at
the hands OF Vanderbilt, but all desire
TO see Virginia defeat the Tennessee Col
lege by decisive score.
Although the scores OF the last two
games played by the Varsity were disap-
pointing, IL must not be forgotten mat
the team is badly broken up. and num-
Der OF substitutes had TO be put In TO take
the places Of injured Varsity players.
Never before was the team so broken up.
Whaley. Pent0n, Biggs and Jackson are
on the injured list, and In addition 10
this Poindexter the giant guard, has left
college. Football has been fighting
against obstacles here this year. When
college opened there was not single
member OF last years regular team IN col
lege. CrOuer came "A few days late, ana
then Jones and still later came Penton.
1t cannot be wondered at that under
such circumstances. the team Of % has
not been able to show very mgh de-
gree of skin. and team work. but II the
injured men will ever recover the team
will yet be an excellent one.
Lambert. who played full-back on the
scrubs last year, will probably return 10
,oileg. snd II he does he VIII make
Whaley aght for his position. lie Is
good punter. very quick. ana DUCKS lie
line hard. Dabney has shown great I'M
provement in his game ana IN tnc sains
with Gallandet College his tackhhs ana
line bucking were excellent.
Groner was injured in the Roanoke Col
ieeo game. though not seriously Bggs
ESQ Is on the sick list Jones played quar-
te--back I'm Tuesdays game and plainly
showed. that his position is not quarter
back. Jackson has been laid OIL Tor re-
pairs almost the whole season. lie mas
mn, IN a good game, when in condition
and II is hoped that he VIII soon De aDie
10 resume his place. Brinker seems 10 DC
the choice for the other end DAVIS mas
tho choice for the other end Davis has
resumed his position at tackle. Ne"pni
will fiji the other. Both of these men
are strong and plucky, and FL hte posi-
zion well
Penton will soon be at his old place
again: his sprained ankle is almost well.
Norris. the old Naval Academy guard mas
anpeared as "A candidate and VIII douD'-
less fill the place left vacant by IolhueA-
ter O'Hara at centre. though hsh'' pays
n good game. lie is very active ara uses
his agility in getting through the me anu
down the field on kicks. At present the
team is not in good shape OUT ~" e.li,
the secret practice mas Desun' q" '"F'N
Improvement is expected.
on Nov. Il, the team plays Nahderpl'
In Atlanta. also a game will probably ne
arranged with Washington ana Lee LOT
a date in the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
The Tennessee EXPOSITION.

The Tennessee Centennial Exposition
will open Sept. 1. 1895. The main body Of
the show will be twenty buildings Of
from 1900 square feet area to l25,e0
square feet area. constructed or wood
and staff each one a lesson I'm archl-
lecture. There will be lakes, one OF
fifteen acres, a running stream and an
ovcrshot water-Yheel, at least five spe-
cially attractive fountains. one operated
by electricity and four designed by artists
OF wide reputation. and many smaller
ones. The electrical effects will en-
brace the latest inventions In displays,
among them being a crown of incandes-
cent lights revolving upon a steel tower
300 feet high and spelling the words Ten
nessee Centennial. 1885, Near the main
entrance will be erected entirely Of Ten
nessee marble an arch sixty feet high and
Of sixty feet span. and there will be a
building or ample dimensions constructed
of Tennessee coal and covered with slate
from Tennessee. The amusement features
are being especially looked after, and
enough applications are on file TO sndi-
cate that the Worlds Fair Midway will
be closely approximated. Correspondence
IL now going on with five grand concert
bands. and the music will be a feature,
no matter which one gets the contract.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
DRESS GOODS.

Bamberger-Bloom's stock OF Colored and
Black Dress Goods will bring many sur
prises 10 visitors during this sale. How
could YOU expect such prices unless goods
were bought from a trustees sale?
Mixed Cheviots. double width. yard
wide. mostly gray mixtures, worth 2oc.'
for SIG.
Double-Width Regent Plaids, in bright
and medium colors, lsc. KIND, Tor i-s2c.
Double-Width Covert Clotn' IN All mix
lures. l2i.c. yard.
. pieces London Check Suiting, 80
inches wide. all little neat checks ana
stripe effects, for lsc. yard.
Every thread wool finch Scotch Che
yiot The 5yc. goods Cor 3oc yarl.
, Wool Mixed Cheyiots, bright.
new patterns, inches wider Than the
verl. for 23c.
of mixtures and pislds. All-"ooi'
A French plaid. IS inches wide. fine,
soft wool in bright reds and blues and
dark green and scotch enects. zoe.
material for soc. a yard.
A fashionable article, Mohair Mixed
BOucle. Black colors combined, zoe.
material for zoe. yard.
- pieces Fine Imported Dress Patterns,
this seasons goods. all the very latest
cOlors and designs. only tho price cut
I'm half: 81 = and 81. so goods for 75c.;
M75 and s. goods for 81.
Scotch Camels-Hair. soft. hairy fabric,
full IL wards wide. In new mixtures.
81 value. for 5sc. a yard
Nayv-Blue Nohalr Sicllian, 81. bright
and brilliant. worth N.25. for Toe. 4
yard.
Navy-BIue Extra Heavy cheviot Serge,
soft as camel's-hair. IS inches wide. 81
is the value. 1Sc. is our price.
Is pieces extra quality All-Wcol Storm
Serge, full % inches wide. an honest
value Of 65c., Tor sc. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
How 10 Estimate Tr0lley-Car Speed.

There is In the public mind a confusion
OF ideas as TO the speed of electric street
cars. Two inexpert observers guessing at
this speed Will rarely come within miles
of the correct estimate. Yet IL Is pOssi-
BILE FOR anybody, by simple calculation,
10 arrive at very nearly accurate informa-
ton. An electric car going at the rate
Of a mile an hour travels " feet in
minute. At two miles an hour Il makes
twice that distance In a minute, or 17t
feet At three miles an hour the dis
lance travelled in a minute is three times
S.. or 25f feet. This distance of 26i feet
Is about the length of an average city
block. ~ IL takes a ear minute TO go
"A block. the rate Of speed is three miles
an hour If tho cav goes two blocks in
"A minute the rate is about six miles an
hour Three blocks In a minute means
nine miles an hour -Four blocks in a
minute indicates "a speed Of about twelve
miles an hour. At five blocks I'm minute
a car is going fifteen miles and hour.
When six blocks are traverscd in min
ute the speed is eighteen miles an hour
rate o. seven blocks in a minute is a
speed ~ twentv-one miles an hour. IL
must be understood that average blocks
are required 10 make cool such esti-
matos.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
THE SECOND FLOOR

Departments received many cases
too late for classification, but these
few already opened are enough 10
make a great sale.
Hea-th-size Smyrna Rugs, heavy Knot
ted fringe, si.39 each, usual price s-'-'
Large line of Combination Fur hugs
lined and deodoriZed. N.0 each.
Double thickness Lap Robes, large si%c'
s. robe for S.ly.
Extra Heavy China Mating, weighs w
pounds 20 the roll, finest aht ne"'''''
made. PC. yard.
GiIroy's Lace Curtain Stretcher, Win
patented hinges, Sl.l3 each.
New line OF 6-fOot Opaque Shades all
cOlors. patent rollers, zc. each.
Velvet and Moquctte Hassocks, Doay
and crown. 81 Kind for 0oc, No..
Plain White and RedBorderei i'oot-
Mats, extra heavy grade. AZ &c.
L. new patterns OF our 3-"ife biuSaciS
Carpets for halls and stairs ana rooms.
75c. grade for 5sc. yard. .u
Velvet Carpets. extra quaii'y' wen
worth 81. FOR 6gc: yard. .o .s
Best All-Wool 2-Ply Carpets. soc. yard
Extra-Heavy Hemp Carpet. yard WIDE,
DC. a yard
10 pairs Heavy Union Wool Carpets,
yard wide e5c. yard.
1914 size Heavy Wool-inlei Blanket Tor
<l59.
The larger size. III full. "A regular $50
kind. for 500.
Our 6-pound All-Wool Blanket, SILK
bound for s.
Comfortables from SOC. 10 80.
An unusual bargain In this department
q heavy Creyonne Covered Sull-Sixe
. Quilt for q. - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

90 pieces Imported Figured Arm ures,
soft. wool. and extra fine, black, real
value 81, for soc. q yard.
Very fine Imperial serge, fast Jet placN'
ali wool % inches wide. &c.
Finest Silk-Finish Henricttas made
glossy. silky face and good wearing
quality, 10 inches wide, a real 81 value.
for Jsc.
Stony Brook S,r6e. heavy cheviot effect.
IA yards wide, 5Oc. value, for SJc.
Fast-BIack English Cashmere. full yard
wide &c value, for l5c yard.
Special Wide-Wale Cheviot Serge, in
fine black. 81 grade. SIC. yard.
10 pieces fine Brilliant Figured Monair,
worth sl.z5. for Zoe. yard.
Nun's-Neiiing, for wells. one with wide
hem. all wool. soc. a yard, worth u.
A six WARP. one that IS worth y, FOR
81 "A yard.
Priestley's Snk-Warp Henrietta, full
width. Sl25 grade. for 6sc. yard.
Don't ever expect 10 see such Linen
prices again until some big firm like Bam-
berger-Bloo fails.
Extra patterns and quality, fast red, III
yards wide for DC. a yard.
The very finest scotch Turkey-Red Ia
hle Damask. IA all fancy stripes.
checks. and solid colors. worth o'c.'
for 2,c.
Solid Color Pure Linen Table Damask-
&c. quality for SEC; Toe quality for
50c: 81 quality for 10c. Napkins to
match.
$50 dozen Pure White Towels tor &c.
apiece.
Heavy Linen Huckaback Towels. large
size. i-3c
Finest quality Huckabacl- and Crepe
Towels, pure linen, extra large size,
l2l.c.
20 dozen assorted styles Tied-Fr.nge
Hemstitched Satin-Damask Towels,
2c.
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins. large floral
designs. SOC. a dozen.
Largest size Satin Damask Dinner Nap
kins. & . dozen AL--..--ls-u.Ans1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
MUNY0N
Remedies Cure.
And at TriAing Cost-soId by Druggists At
Mostly Only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
Munyon's "Guids to HEALTH" Free nj
Druggists. Tells You How to Cure Your
self and Save Doctors Bilis-A Single
Bottle Often Cures stubborn Cases.

Mr.. Harrington Fitzgerald. editor OF
the Philadelphia Item. says: -Four pei.
lets OF Munyon's rheumatism Cure gave
me immediate relief. and In three dayi
my rheumatism was gone permanently
Il single bottle did IL. My family doctor
and other remedies had entirely failed
All OF Munyon's Remedies are equally
eificacious. My family and many friends
always use Them
RHEUMATISM positively cured. Acute
or muscular relieved at once. shooting
pains or soreness In any part OF the body
cured in from one to three hours. Chronic
ished permanently. CATARRH. no mat.
ter how serious. guaranteed cured by
only safe treatment. HEADACHE, from
whatever cause. positively relieved ~
from three TO seven minutes. KIDNEY
Troubles In all forms, LIVER Complaints
PILES always cured. DYSPEPSIA. In.
digestion, all stomach troubles, perma.
nently relieved. COLDS, COUGHS. and
incipient Lung Troubles successfully
treated. NERVOUS Diseases. NEURAL
GA, ASTHMA. Diseases OF the BLOOD.
NALARIAL Diseases. FEMALE Troubles.
Loss of Power In Men. all cured by Nun
yon's homeopathic Remedies. All drug
gists. for mostly % cents each III you are
i'm doubt as to your disease, write 70
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diagnose your case. and give You run
benefit of advice ABSOLUTELY fhSs::
Remedies sent to any address on receip'
OF price.
Coo rcaoc Svcle A. Co.'S magnificent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
CLOAkS AND CAPES.

IA Fine Fur Caps, from the bankrupt
stock. at one-third less than wholesale
price. They are all well made OK sc,
iccted skins heavy satln hh'"' "nN
finely finished. 800
Francb concv Capes. % inches long, $50.
Fine Closely-Curled Lamb skin, 80.
Rest Electric Seal. Martin collar ana
edge. S25. A.. u..L
They are made by taiiors In the best
manner and of the latest cut or we
would not have them. The prices VIII
astonish YOU for high-class goods a.
they are.
doiin sleeve. with and without velvet
collar full ruffie back. worth $40. Tor
$50.
100 Fine Single Lusterine. Seal Plush.
30 Inches long, with extra wide sweep.
heavy twiIled satin-iined and black
fox fur-trimmed. worth SIS. for $s.S.
% Fine Seal Plush Double cape, satin-
lined. with large sweep collar, ana
cane trimmed all around with long.
curly Angora fur. worth &Io. for
1888.
Bamberger Imported Black BoucIe
2-Button Coat. large sleeve. full MP
pie back but high and low In tire
neck, worth so. for s5.ys.
Made by tailors that give II tho proper
III and shape, OF nnc. close. curly
Bouclc and Fancy Caterpillar Boucie,
2-button effect. satin-lined. large pearl
centre button; look to cost SIG. for $40.
The finest made. In every particular.
AIohair Boucle. looks bright and SILKY.
satin Rhadama, liked through latest
shapes, 81 80.
Patented Beaver double cape. In black.
It's worth s.. only b In hand. S0 ~
the prscc.
Imported ottoman Cloth. double cape.
vsivet collar. worth s.. onl.t $50
lust ~ Fine Tan covert. double CAPE.
with silk velvet collars, worth ~. Tor
$f.s.
Finest Imported Crepon Skirts. made
in the best manner. well lined ana run
/ wards wide. II Is worth IL; our
price IL $50.
The latest Skirts at N.3.
fancy Black Skirts. lined through. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

tIcn. In 1870 another effort was made 10
reorganize Christ church. and the SUNDAY
school was once moro established IN tnc
old lccture-room. where II was carried OH
with great succss 81 for the next TWO years
Then the property was sold ana a new
gothic church WAS erected on "A lot pur,
chased at the corner of Washington ana
buchanan streets.
Rev. Dallas Tucker was called as rec
tor and remained there for four years,
when he was succeedep by Rev. Mr.
Sans, who. however. served only rev
months He was followed by Rev. ,Ropert
= B4rrett. who on last Sunday closed
very successful mission at Monumental
church After four years OF earnest ana
efficient work he was succeeded by Rev.
Robert +. Jackson, who died about year
McCuloch in iSs2 In March. 1891. this
new church was laid In ashes by fire.
and an effort was at once made TO raise
sufficient funds to rebuild. Betore ,nis
1891. accepted a call to New York. The
vestry continued their efforts, sold the
old site and bought a lot at the corner or
Twenty and Nenable streets.
where the present handsome church build
ing was erected in Queen Anne style,
with a seating capacity OF 100 people.
on THE WAY TO SUCCESS
Rev. James b. Funston was elected rec
tor of Christ church In lssf ana 10 ms
zeal and energy was largely due the
completion of the cllifce. which was con-
secrated by Bishop Whlttlc in May, lSs9.
During hs rectOrshp the large sunday
school room was added, and through the
gift OF a lot by MIR. j. W. Gregory ana
the liberal aid OF the congregation the
neat Chapel of the Redccmer was erected
on Chelsea Hill. where regular services
and a ilOurishlng Sunday-school are con-
Quoted.
since Mr.. Funston resigned the rector
ship the church has been repainted, the
interior handsomely froScoed. the hoor
lery 10 the platform OF the church. and
the latter enlarged and furnished I'm hand
some quarter oak Plans are now being
made TO enlarge the Sunday room,
which has become entirely too small for
the number OF scholars
The church IS established among a
moving people, and only the untiring work
on the part of the rector and his help
erS can maintain its place and influence.
During the last five years more than one
hundred communicates have either moved
out OF the parrish or died. and an equal
number have been confirmed. Among the
church organizations are Slsterhood.
Kings Daughters. Sewing Society. Girls
Society, Boys Reading Room. and a chap
ter of the Brotherhood of -. Andrew.
The congregation numbers 20 communi-
cants. and has two Sunday schools with
80 scholars and twenty-fOur teachers.
During the last year twenty-fOur persons
have been confirmed, and there have been
in that period twenty seven baptisms,
four marriages, and fifteen funerals.