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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
Girls MIR LIJELY FIGHr.
strikers Attack Those Who Took Inc"
Places Three Put Under Arrest

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Thcre IS a strike
going on in cigarette factory IN no.
boken. The strikers are mostly girls.
Their places have been hlied by nom
union girls from the east side OF TINS
city. The strikers had pichets out Tor
several days. shortly after o'clock
last night. car ON Fourteenth street.
which contained several of the 'scap
work girls. was boarded by three OF the
girl pickets near Eighth avenue. They
yelled "scab" 10 the other girls. mo
latter resented this. and in a minute there
was 4 pitched battle
The girls grabbed each others hair ana
scratched each others faces. The maie
t.assengers i'm the car made hasty re-
treat and let the girls flght II out.
patrolman Of the Charles-Street station
started 10 separate the combatants' then
the whole crowd turned on him. lie sue
cccded i'm arrestine three OF the strikers.
Their names are Annie SLENDER, OF Ai
Henry street; Fannie Eiatger OF 70 Pitt
street. and Ray Cohen, OF 2iS east Hous-
ton street
The policemen took TO the station-house
a number Of relies OF the battle. consist
ing OF combs. hairpins. ribbons, false hair,
and pieces of embroidery. The girls
were transferred 10 the Mercer-Street
station and will be arraigned this morn
ing in the Jefferson-MarNet Police Court
for disOrdcrly conduct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
STILL aRGUING WIN BOWLER.
senator Gallery Tries Again to Persuade
Him That lie il Wrong.

WASHINGTON, j. c., Aug. s.-Ihe
hearing to convince Comptroller BOWER
that he should pay the sugar bounty as
authorized by the last Congress, was
continued to-day, Senator 'ahefy' o.
louisiana taking the moor.
In opening be said he understood BOW
- - maintain that the power 70 say
-, a law H. no law because invalid for
unconstitutionality. Was iodgea IN tnr
-,ce,,ftve branch Of the Government, ana
.6st an executive officer, by virtue or MS
e.sD. ami al statutes. had the right u
question the consti,utonality Of law.
fHowler remarked that that view was
substantially correct. ,..,,-.-.
senator Caffery c0ntcnded that judicial
,ooer was lodged IN the Judicial Depart
rrent alone. aud that the law IN question
1as constitutional. Even concediHs "a"
act 10 be unconstitutional the power Oh
CONGRESS- TO appropriate money Was uA-
limited especially when That bou5 at
tamptel 10 repair a wrong or INJURY
s,di.te1 by itself The Government, ne
.tS had besn conducted since IT, foun-
sa,ion nader the Constitution. and no
s,,ch claim as was now advanced by the
comntroller had ever been made beiore.
II vas a suit between the executive anu
legislative branches of the government
ANY act OF the chief OF one OF the great
d,nartnents or one CT his subordinate
~ Has WAS In. act OF the department
,,ss,f and in this case We had the extra
ordinary spectacle presented OF an eNecu-
tive officer trying 70 thwart, py coisu-
tutional doubt. the act OF the leSisla-
i've branch. The citizen and the citizen
lily he held. was armed with the power
~ Questioning tie constitutionality OF an
act saA " must be tested In tbs judicial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

GLEN GLOVE, l.. J., Aug. Slight
ming PLAYED a curious prank here yester.
dav. After ripping on the windows and
rlan-boards from "A neWly-erectcd house,
ia made a good photograph 81 big tree
upon little Thomas toley'S back ang
Charles Miller's lex.
4 severe storm passed over the place
shortly before noon. The Foley ana
Miller boys were playing about the
house at the time. and ran 10 the stoop
for shelter Suddenly there WIS ter
rife clap OF thunder and .he lightning
struck the house. II then made a sud-
den bolt toward the boys The dying
electricity played about the boys IN a
blue flame. 81 leaped over them and
brstled their hair. Finally u went or
on the ground and entered the earth
The boys We're left stunned upon the
verandah OF the building. Upon being
undressed the photograph Of the tree
was seen The tree on Foleys back be-
gins Just beneith his shoulder blades aud
extends upward. The hrin'hinIs are
perfect Both the boys are doing Well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

h~onch ~ the Government IL cou'd nos
~. g.. Tho nature OF things, he saiu. s. .ss
uois extraordinary power waH ,.srn.
IN Tho executive branch OF the oo'e'"
ment. .u o'clock.
,,h.n a rcrsss vas taken until ociocn,
Recurring his remarks after i..nc'', s 49,,
a,or C,ofrov said that senator MSnue.
had shown that for IONS ~ Gov
years Il had been the pohcy VI .,t,nnIate
eminent TO grant bounues 10
Under the constitution Congress }'a1
the right 10 regulate commerce
legislate for its benefit - nountv
lie held that In granting the p o"y
I'm question Congress had In conteinp'"a[
ton the increase OF the prohu'' u -.
country. therefore the Deneht OF ~, ...
mcrce and transportation. IN tni i,..,r.s.
Congress in view Of the incusl Iiai ,,'ns,ve
sion had taken a wide. coihpi
and Just view Of the question -. cav
During the late war. he said. 'he 90
eminent had received sho.r' "a.
which II was thought would thtv" 49,,
constitutional gar on the fach. ~
after the carnage was over ali ioi.ss
marched I'm the way pointed on. ny 80
Constitution-in one direction. me 80
stitution had returned 10 It's nas's .r,'a
marred by the dreadful connect. -"
step contemplated by the Comp,r9hs,-
said the Senator. was one OF teafiui -
sponsibility. II the executive ana J1ulO,a,'
branches OF the Government We're M -, -,
into one. we would have "A monaren'' a,
form of government II the trainers "
the Constitution had thought TINS pos' :,
bic under the legislation "a II stth"s ~
would have been drawn differently.
The evil consequences which wouio now
from such a grant were so dangerous mat
they had never thought OF snch a e.''.s-
Mr.. Bowler asked several questions IT,.
g,riing decisions as TO constituuonahty
OF law. - that
senator Gallery in his answers helu ,,'a'
while minor courts could pass on 80 $50
matters, decision could Only ~, -,
dered by the Supreme Court OF the '"''0
states. gro,,.,s
Al the conclusion Of Senator tahs,, :,
remarks an adjournment was taNen en-" I'm.
tomorrow. when Judge Semmes. o. No''
siana, will be heard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
The Justice Advise, settlement

LONDON. Aug. 9.-Justice Hawkins. In
the High Court Of Justice. to-day. IN an
action for SANDER brought BY Mrs.
Jarobv against Countess COwley. strong
Is advised settlement Of the case.
lie said that the parties themselves
had created great scandal. Mrs Jacooy.
he added. had cleared her character Dy
going into the ~stness-box ana swearing
mat she did nor write the letters which
formed the basis Of the suit. aud that
she dii not know their origin.
Countess CoWley thereupOn stated that
she did not write the letters and did not
know who did. The case was thefeupon
settled but the terms OF the settlement
were not stated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

HOGE-Wed. az Wilmington. y, .,
August :. $3.50. Mrs. VIRGINIA HAkHl-
son HOGE. rclict OF Rev. illiam james
Hcgc. -. ID.
Tho inferment was made in Hollywood
Cemetery. Richmond, Va, Friday even
ing, gil instant
DREAMER. Died. az his residence. 60
China street. at q o'clock on the morn
ing of August %. l>.1, fAtIsi'h
CREAMER. in the siXty-fouih year oil
mis- age. 81.
His funeral Will take place rom tl'
sacred Heart church al o'clock 81 NJ
DAY EVENING. Friends and acquali.t-
auces are invited to attend. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

Union STOCK YARDS. ILL. Ang- p
cattle Receipts. l.i5O. common 10 extra
steers. 50. IUGoUD, stOckefs ana Ietn' -
- 5Na. 10. COWS and bulls, sl.-.'H. 80,
,r,,.e - s1li: ~. western rangers, 80
U4.Ju. d., f
Hoss.-Receipts. 1000, market hrm ana
5c. higher. heavy packing ana shipping
lots. S4G}I common io choi-e mixer,
- I0d495, choice assorted r,.''H''-'
lsrLt SIS5u1gl. pigs. S3.Z5r1.up.
Sncep-Rcceipts. 500, market fleady
for good and weak for common. Inferior
10 choice. S82O04S5. lambs, >5od'lu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

NTN YORK. Aug. Cotton quiet;
ria nr ruf. ~. mlllliug "a. gross
receipts 30 bales. forwarded. 80 baies,
..Ios l.. bales. all spinuers. rtoca,
1ll.1l1 hales Futures closed steady;
l.Iee. $3.50 bales. August tI-. Scpi,in-
faf O.. B.. october. 4u~. November. ll2;
December. az. January I22. February,
q '4I.N ta2
weekly Gross receipts. u23 bales cX-
rrrfs 90 Great Britain. 1Ns bales. Tor
rgrlel. sl- bales. sales. Cos bales;
DINNERS. d2l3 bales
Total to-day scr receipts. w baies;
morris % Grot Britain. 80 bales.
france. II bales Continent. yS5 bales,
tt.C<. 1.D lao bales
Total 80 far this week-Net receipts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
II Has Made the Miners Angry.

WEIGH W. VA. Aug. S-W. A. Gil
bert a former employe # the Pulaski
Iron Company. at Eckman, VINO was sho'
IN Coke Ross stroud Sunday evening
died from the effects early this morning
owens. who was shot also by Stroud al
the same time, will not live. Feeline
among the miners Is extremely bitter. as
strtl<e and Stroud was confidential
COMPANY man. Strouds trial was post
poned III September ith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

ST LOUIS NO. aug. o.-Fiour steady
but otIlet. Old worth l5a2uc. more IMAM
quotations. patent. Si.tpq".'"' l""'s'
s1..p43uU. choice. -. ,.fu2 " e...
Wheat higher. August. pN'e'.' S'P''"'
Der G,c.. December il-rc- ,
corn higher. september 'is'zc-' Decein-
Der. -tasc ,..,-
Oats higher. September, -I9sc.' May
24c
Pork standard mess. 5000.
I.arl-Prlme steam. S1@'' cNoic'i
sG.o7i4 c..-,,.
Bacon-S Shoulders $3.50; longs. @o5'i2'
clear ribs. 500. short clear. $50 o..
DRY Sailed Meats shoulders. 800
longs. sG31ia. clear ribs. S6D' snort
clear SG6yia
High wines steady at $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
LtRGEsr PURSE EJER OFFERED.
Jim Hall and Joe Choynski To Contest the
Light Heavyweight Championship.

NEW YORK. Aug 9.-Jim Hall and Joe
ChovnsN have again been matched for
a glove fight to a finish for the largest
purse ever offered by any club. and a
Side bet of 81 so each Articles OF agree
ment. which were signed yesterday by
"parson" Davies FOR Choynski. and mall
ed 10 Hall az Mount Clemens, Mich, Tor
his signature, state that the contest Is
to be Tor the Light heavy-we eight cham
pionship OF the world" and is 10 take
place between october 18th and Nosem-
her eth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
President Cleveland Grieved.

RrrZZARDS' BAY. Aug. 9.-Presiient
Cleveland received telegram last night
Announcing the death. at Nash vlile Tom.
of Justice jackson. Tho President was
surprised at the announcement. lie ie,i-
ingiy expressed himself that Justice jack
sons death coming 40 SUD, 'nly ana az.
most Unexpectedly. would be ke-nly fei,
throughout the country, as the de'ehset
was a man who stood high IN MS pro-
foa.lon and Mas much respectnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug 9.-Flour ac-
tive. winter patent S3.lr43."; fancy
S. 4uu3.35. family. S3.vpn3@ -.
"a beat active SO. red. track, zoe
Corn quiet. no. mixed, TRACK, sc
oats quiet and steady, NO. mixed
old. track. 23c.. DO. new, -Zi2c.
Pork active and firm. mess. Hl""'.
Ilseo, nrrn. loose shoulders. 5000,
short ribs. S6.Jo, short clear sides, 1910;
boxed meats 44c. more.
Dry salted meats firm and active; loose
shoulders sos, short clear rios, io-"'
boAcd meats l9c. more.
Whisky easy ana uulel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
Naval Movements.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Passed As
sistsnt Surgeon II. W. hhe from IN,
ship Franklin. -. -.
Assistant Surgeon l.. J.. Young, from
the Ftarkiin % the Norfolk Naval HOS
Iidl. .. ~ -
h. +. Mccarthy. Of Portsmouth. y u
has been appointed pay clerk on no
Lancaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

WILMINGTON. y. g. Aug. 3-kosin
dull. strained, s1.l3, good sifaiheu' -.
Sn,rits Of furpentine-M Machine. 2o'sc.'
Irregular. 2fh-c.
Tar firm AT ei-S'. .r, ?, In.
soft. $3.50. virgin, $50 e.,-t.. 90
,,,-nenfine &c. sales. 1000 Casks.
Rosin nrm and unchanged. sales '''''V
barrels . .-,,..e.,,-
CHARLESTON. =. G., Aug, 81 uIi'h-
limo drn an gli,c.. receipts. ~ asks.
posir" Good strained frm at Sl.oJul.l5.
receipts. -lJ barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
sm,,,.pox Among the Colonisfs.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN, Aug. s.-Advices
from Eagle Pass state that there are 10
cases OF smallpox among netro reausee
coionists who are held In strict quaran-
tine al that place. From nve 70 ten
deaths a day occur among the sufferers.
Tho health officers are using every pre-
caution 10 prevent disease from spread.
AT fresh arrivals from Mexico are vac
cinated. Not one case has appeared In
Eagle Pass. ....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
.nALrINfOHlc.

BALTIMORE. MD.. Aug. D.-Flour
Wheat firm. No ? red spot and August,
1qiLc.. September. lie, southern by
sample. IlH12c.; do. on grade, dSn1c.
corn dull. mixed SPOT. iD'tc. bid. Au-
gust 46c. bid. september itn,c. BID
southern white 4Sisc.. yellow, $4,000.
oats quiet No. white. western, ISL
ftylr for new; No. mixed, western
2Ci3. asked Tor now.
Rye inactive: No. .. zoe.
HAY steady at i6pn 1850.
Grain fr9lghts quiet and steady.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Virginia SIS, new, l3Ag75n: do
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pead, far A.. T,pe.setting Contest.

DENVER. col. Aug 9.-Eugene Tay-
lor has deposited So wi,h the Rocky
Mountain News as guarantee OF MS
readiness 20 meet either r. G. Deylne. OF
Montana. OF &. G COLE Of Cincinnati, IN
"A rvrsr setting contest on the Mergen-
thaler machine lie announces that he 10
ready to cover any deposit made BY
them t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

2.o.g, bales: exports to Great Britain.
! s~l bales. France. 2.5il bales, Cont
ucnt 80, bales. 60 A.. ,,..,.,.
Total since september lst.Net receipts,
i.alo.aS1 bales. exports TO ''.'hl i,iis s'
IS. I.H.a5s bales. France, 'f''"tt ""i'S' 'V"-
tnent. - 1890 bales.
Fol0wiug are the weekly tolloh sta-
fleucs. Total sales of The week, "H'"W
bales. American. 3n.r'" bales trace '"N-
tr-s Including forwarded rom snip
siae. SaHu bales, actual export l'v"
bales. total import. ","' n"i'a' Aiti'ii,,it,
can. 1000 bales, iolai t,,t.e fs,si
bales. American. l.-jl','" nalss' y, S" ,.'.,
nn..f $1,000 bales, American, -tNp
lslra. snccu8iors took 100 pales ana
oNrorf,rs tools -.H" Nlltt ,..
SEW ORLEANS. lA., AUG. ~, -, , .,,,
frf.r.s Quiet aul steady; sues, NV
Iai.e. AUGUST. sac. september, u''b, &c
f...r f-N. November. rN"; 1tc'hlh,i'
ass. January 09i, February, O'o'
March. a1~, April. 'i" >-., .cot,o,,
LIVERPOOL. Alg H.-Noon.,. oiioh
demand fair and prices favor n"s e's,
,,........... frialUnc. % -.i-,i-, sales. i",i'u
faI.e. American. 81. -oU bales. Speculation
anil sxrort. .fD bales. fcfeiiih. i.'v'
laI.s. September ana octonri, . t.'- '.tt&
p -.t.ri. october and November, ' .",-'t.i
- 81 %. November and December, % ni-1t
as SCOT. December ai. "a'i'lLt ID - 20
ns s.-G4. january and fc-iDaIy, " |f-r',
Futures quiet but sleA-s ~. -
L q
ana j." e.t, r i~-i+. sellers. Az
j.. ,i .',.,of.r 3 ,s-H sellers Sep
i..'. .-f October - 1864. October ana
enh.. anu -n.et trvers. November and
Not'il'' tt,,. -9-,a sellers. de-
I'e.emn'I. '.r.sr, r ,2-,ila3 6a-Gi
l'. -..~. ami February. b4-H
fA."'H -, and March 3 l5-6I
s,., ,,.a.rd ANIL -G-GIG3 57-G4.
pug -,.rn arl Nav. 3 5~-04. sellers.
,. ..i l.,r. g -n-Gi. buyers. lu-
.t.t '..i ..if,t but ffealy.
,.r.tr Work. PRODUCE MARKET.
,.,, ,, . rlotr dull and
MIN 'i'N' -N ,.l,far wheat. low
l.NciNiis ~ fo fancy. .slU4
Afti's. -. ..,'. un. Minnesota clear.
o."l. i.".'-. >. ..t-.g4-N. low extras.
s. .,''13-, Ia.... ...., Toyr ann and easy
>-,nt'.i'. '...' ~ io02..l. sooa
common To it- ~. a.
Go choice .'.t $1,000, ann and firm. 40.
Wheat Tio, i''' H,' I'll. afoat.
ita store ai.A ''.. .,,5 irr.qtilar IN
tir. options were '. nr,n ,,fth nriv
i,H.s alfaN. -.c Senfeulbef.
a. I'ehi litt. Nv IN.
il'-.., ,6 frr1er. No -
''lh 0i.. sfoat. Outious
i' -.f ..,,..,Iar closing STEADY 1T
We're "''i ...- 9ns.,tt. 4Gltc.. Scpirm-
t' g..i.. r 4sI.r
hri' i'... .n and rrmcr Options
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Grace and foushee Streets, Rev
sunday school at 9 a. ". Preaching at
II A. H. and SIS T. NJ by the pastor
Regular prayer-meetils Wednesday night
a. Sl5 o'clock Young People Union sun
day afternoon al o'clock. Young men.
priver-meeting Saturday night at S.lj
O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG ., 1895.
ARRlN I'D.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett Baiu-
more. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett Balu-
more. passengers and general Cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

Century. GgitGG,: Baltimore and ohio.
q, asked. Northern Central. 'Ns3 bid'
Baltimore ana ONO S0uthwesl'In hlst.
bid. do IS. 1pNi aHlu'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

o CLOCK.
vENABLE STREET BAPTIST
church corner ~ Nenable and twenty
pasfor .-Preachin. al II L NJ. and 750
/. NJ. every sunday, houns men meet
ing Tuesday night. Regular lrayer-mset-
ing on Wednesday night. seats lle0- Cor
dial welcome to all. Is
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine Streets Rev. II. a.
and na's p. II. sunday school at . A.
A Prayer-meeting and lecture Wednes-
day night. and youns men pray er-ihsel-
ing Saturday night seats Tree ana
hearty welcome to all
WEST VIEW BAPTIs T CHURCH
Corner Cary and Meadow Streets. Rev.
j. NJ MERCER. pastor.--W orship on sun
day. Sunday school e.." \. ", preach
ing at n a. VI. and T. u. BOYS meet
INK at 3 T. NJ Young People Union al
i. NJ. Prayer-mectins "Wednesday al
SP. VI. Seats free. Visitors welcome.
BAPTIST sUNDAY-scHooL Asso-
ciation.-The monthly meeting OF the
E4ufist Suugav-SchoOi Association OF
Richmond and Manchester VIII De held
tomorrow sunday alt'ihooh al 1-ap
o'clock with the Stochioh-Httr't school'
Manchester. Interesting speeches may be
expected.
THE CHURCH or THE HOLY TRIM
testant Episcopal church. north Laurel
street. opposite Monroe Parkl, Rev.
]. j. GRAVATT, rector Morning PRAYER
anS sermon at S.l5 +. NJ Holy Communion
az ,-st SUNDAY in each month at II \. NJ
and on third Sunday at 10 a. W. CHI.
c,elock Other services announced from
chancel on SUNDAY. sunday school meets
al $50 A. NJ. in Sunday-schooi b1ilding
al rear OF church; entrance through yes
Thule or the church.
ST. MARKS CHURCH NOh. FIRST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

MONUMENTAL CHURCH. - REGU-
lar service at II o'clock \. NJ. with
sermon. Young mems Bible class al ~
a. N. This church will be open at ii
o'clock Sundays throughout the summer
The Rev. Mr. WtNGAJE. Of North Caro-
Ilna will have chArge On August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

ST. ANDREW EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Laurel and Beverly Streets. Rev.
PIKE POW Frs. D. D.. rector Services
every sunday n, II \. NJ. and s.l3 L. NJ.
Sitrings all free. and hearty welcome IS
extended to all visitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

Sunday.
ST. PAT/S CHURCH CoRNth
D-f,th ana Grace streets).-Norning
PRAYER and sermon ut IL \. VI. HOY
Communion. hist and third Sundays II
A. ~. second and fourth sundays. so
A. VI. No evening service unui iuTthe,
notice. All services during July and
August will be held in the lecture-room.
rev. HARTLEY CARMICHAEL. y. u,
rector. Rev. T.. ). FAkLAND. assistant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

ST JAMES PROTESTANT EPIsCO-
pal Church corner Fifth and Marshall
streets).- Sunday school, 800 \. NJ; sun
day morning services. II A. NJ. Sunday
evening services, o l.. A. "Wednesday
evenlne services, S t.. " Holy Com
munion. nrst sunday Of the month. Rec.
tor. Rev. }. X. MASON; residence, lO9
west Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

and Clay strcetJ).-Rev. GEORGE Z.
ABBI1'r. rectOr.-Service ana sermon d.
II A. 81 and L ". sunday scnoVi a,
s.ao a NJ Holv Communion every hrsl
Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

ST JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCo-
pai church BROAD street. between TWEEN
fy-fourth and Twenty hfth).-Services at
II A. VI and r. NJ. the rector. Rev.
h. A. GOODWIN. officiating. n cordial
welcome TO ali.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church. South corner Broad and Twen-
fisfh Sts). Rev. JOSHUA S. HUNTER.
pastor. Preaching at IL A. NJ. Sunday
r., Rev. T.. l.. PELL. No services az
NIGHT General prayer and experience
meeting. from 80 70 o.sp sunday sit s.I-
o'clock. Epwou-h League at S.l5 Friday
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

ALL SAINTS CHURCH CMADISON
street. between Grace and Franklin).J.
Y. DOWNAiAN. rector.-SerNice sunday
morning al II o'clock, evening service AT
s.f5 O'Clock. Sunday school at . 20 O'Clock.
Pocfor's Bible class for men at lO.l5
O'Clock Sunday morning.
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WEsT-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1916 west cary street.-sunday SCHOOL 800
NJ yer-meeting every Thursday
nirht al S o'clock. Public cordially in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
church. Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR, II. d.,
nastor-No services IN this church morn
Ink or night. Sunday-school services at
4-2 4 NJ. Wednesday night prayer-meet-
inc al Sl5 o'clock. The Young Peoples
society will hold their usual meeting IN
the lecture-room Sunday night at
o'clock. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

BROAD-STREEr MISSION HALL
no east Broad open every night
MONDAY prayer-meeting every Gay eh-
Ifff,-rad 10 promote a deeper Christian
lie meets every Friday plight AL
welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
Corner Beverly and Washington streets.
Eev j. R. NIJGENT. minister In charge.
sunday school al $3.50 \. NJ. and T.
M Sunday service AT u. NJ Evening
prayer and song service, with lecture
dgv night al r. NJ You will be
cordially Uelcc med at any OF the services.
In YOU do not attend religious services
no have you come and worship with us
regularly,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

IAitN-t Ia r W. No. -
f5reechir, al n a. w. and SIS T.. VI.
hv The pastor. Rev. W. J. YOUNG, ID. u.
rorrina subject. "Hungering and Thirst
irg After Righteousness Fourth peiu-
mdel. Evening subject. The saloon as
lav school at $50 "a. NJ. Class-meeting al
s.s6 = ~ Prayer-meeting "Wednesday AK
XII i. 81 Young Peoples meeting FRI
dav al S.15 T. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

THE NEW JERUSALEM SERVICES
III in The mission-room ~ west Mar
shall street, By the Rev. LEWIS F.
HiTEo.~io 4. a., SUNDAY school IL a., 4,
...sixtb Dav Of Creation" Tuesday. 7.
n meeting OF the Reading Circle; sub
iect ..'rhe Spiritual Meaning OF ROCK In
Inc Bible" Free library.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

ASBURN NJ. T.. CHURCH, SOUTH
ID e,,bsr1v street between Grove avenue
sr5 Hanover street,. Rev. W ASBURl
gfIpISTrAN astpr-Preaching al ii
A N. and SIS p NJ. Sunday school al s:5o
a. NJ. Epworth League al =. NJ.
Prayer-meeting Friday evening al Old
l.. NJ.