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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

CINCINNATI, o., July 21.-Elour active
winter patent, s5.iJG@.oJ, do. fancy, f'.rp
03.Uu. DO. family, S3.uJuj.2U.
Wheat sparinsiy offered and nrmi sam
pie red and No. = red track, zoe.
Corn-Smallcr arrivals, most ear, ana
firm, light offerings anu sales slow, NO.
yellow. track, 4Jc.; mixed ear, i5c.
Oats-Salcs slow and very steady, sam
pie mixed, new. track, 23i2c., 40. white,
old. elevator oOc.
Pork active. mess. Sl125; clear mess,
$3.50; family $3.50.
Lard steady and in fair demand. steam
leaf, 500; kettle, 500; prime steam
quiet but firm at S615QG-O.
Bacon steady and IN fair demand loose
clear sides, $780, boxed meats worth llc.
more.
Dry sailed meats steady and quiet.
loose shoulders, S53Il3. loose short ribs.
SG.3li2; loose short clear sides, .6.JJ'
boxed meats worth iac. more.
Whisky easy and quiet at Sl.22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

Misses Duck Suits that were s2.4o,
perfect in tic. now 81.
Ladics- White Duck Suits, very large
sleeves. extra full skirt, Jacket faced,
WEI made in every particular, was
$3.50. now Sl.js.
Ladies Checked and Striped Duck
SUITS that were =, now s2.2j.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests that were
3Jc., now l9c.
Bleached and unbeached Extra Heavy
Sheeting. two yards and a half wide,
9 3-4c. a yard.
Lovely Figured Summer Dress Goods,
3 1-2c. a yard.
Butter. Colored and White valenci-
enne Laces, twelve-yard pieces, half
price.
191-9c. quality Pure Linen Towelling
Crash, sc. yard
Extra values in Hamburg Edges and
lnsertings.
5000 yards Red and White Hamburg
Edge at lc. yard.
Real Italian CASTLE Soap, &c. a cake.
Negligee Shirt prices outdone.
Mems Laundered Percale Negligee
Shirts that were Zoe, 81, and sl.25,
now soc.
Mems Laundered Percale Negligee
Shirts that were s., row soc.
Mems Percale Laundered Shirts,
three for 81.
Solid Blue, Black, White lG 2-3c.
quality Duck now lOc.
Ladies Percale and Chambray Shirt
Waists. solid colors, stripes and checks,
all greatly reduced.
7jc. All.Wool Black jacquard Worst
ed Goods. 4Sc ward.
Natural Handle Gloria Umbrellas,
The each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28


CHICAGO. ILL. July 2I.-Ihe tioe
CHANGED I'm wheat to-day. For TWO DAYS
the bears had been having lhlIss w.
own way and were 0islostu 10 4"9.iis
presume that They nad hdiihelSr w
market into such CONDITION thdt II
was holnless and without abiiliy 10 re-
vivo They discovered their mlslake
and that 10 their sorrow, inns Hiuli,ii'5
Arguments against prices were use.e9,,
and the market al one time to-day SOU
e. ovor the final figures of year ago
today The short lines who had IN
creased on the previously utSSci'''.'
marked had become rather un"ltlHl' an" any
their covering was a matter OF 'olai"-
rralfa dfMcultv. accompanied by more
or less anxiety. Some one posted
newspaper clipping which, upon the au-
th0rlfy of the London Times, itl'icS'i.t'N
an extraordinary deficiency IN the tll1-
nsh crop, and stated That II Wouii ue
,.oive on America to make good the snort
aee A private cahlegram from Liver
u00I reported the Argentine crop HIos-
re.fs moor and that the shipments from
fhat 6ounfrv last week aggregated but
10nOo bushels a dispatch from san
Francisco stated that the yield Tor 'all-
f0rnia would not exceed fv'''"V lols'
The above information attracted HoIe
attention and cxcrted "A greater influence
iu tO-lay's market than dld the ishl ~
rorte from both coasts Tor the week
/ oG5 900 hushels-and the enlarged winter
wheat movement. Bcfofe the close. now
tations Of the day, mainly by reall-hs
bv those who had benefited by he rise.
An important factor I'm the early strength
was the failure of Liverpool 10 reflect
Yesterdays decline in American mar.
kets. Closing continental cables We're
lower. September wheat opened from
TOi,c. 70 7Os,c advanced to 72ssc., re-
coded 10 and closed at 7l'~nUAc.. 2g2isc
higher than Yesterday. Cash wheat was
firm and 202itc. per bushel higher.
COrn-Vhc opening was STEADY, but
prices very early began 10 sag on, ana
chat i'm the presence Of the firmness IN
wheat Eventually. however. they be
came responsive 10 n slight extent, with
the stronger tone Of the finer grain,
but the rally which took place was, at
the best. but q feeble one. When the
buying inclination appears in corn, I'M
meGiately the glowing crop prospects
looms up 10 discourage IL. September
corn opened at about 43Nc.. sold between
43iSc. and 4-iac.. closing at 45i2c sc
higher than yesterday. Cash corn was
weak and Re. per bushel lower closing
steady.
Oats-Activity was not known in the
oats market The movement Of prices
tice. The motive came from the corn
market At the close September was
&c. higher than yesterday. Cash oats
were about steady
PrOvisi0ns-The stiffness in product was
oppressive. SO little business was trans
acted that the brokers were lamenting
their being present az all Lower hogs
had no effect on tho tone of prices the
strength of wheat serving as a steady
ing factor At the close September pork
was 2tac. lower than yesterday and Sep
tcmber lard and ribs each 2i4c. higher.
The domestic markets were quiet and
steady and Liverpool unchanged.
30 leading fIfHlnc YQnp.H "a : faffnV<-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
LACES.

All Laces greatly reduced.
Oriental Lace, white and ecru, one
quarter Of ward wide, II &c. yard.
LADIES' Silk Belts. DC each.
Black Silk Brussels Net for Yelling,
&c. yard.
Men, 25c. Teck Ties, 10c. each.
Infants Muslin Caps, with rufile. 1Oc.
EACH
SOC. quality "Motherss Friend"
Boys Shirt Waists, SOC each.
Kid Gloves, worth 1jc. to Sl.25, your
choice 65c. pair.
One lot damaged Kid Gloves, contain
ing - to $50 grades, your choice DC. a
pair.
pc quality Baiiste. black. navy blue,
pink, light blue II l2c. yard.
7jc. quality Back China silk, soc.
yard.
4Oc. quality Black China silk, 25c. a
yard
4 feast in lovely Parasols.
Take your choice of $3.50. SO. 80. s..
- and so Parasols for ~ AZ, whites
and solid cOlOrs.
81 pieces Checked Apron Bingham
at , 3-4c- yard.
All colors Mosquito Welt, full pieces
Of eight yards. 2sc. piece
470 dozen SOC. Fringed Window
Shades, with all fixtures. 3Jc. each.
Thompsons r. H.. f., and Abdomi-
nal Corsets that retail from 81 to Sl.7J.
now soc. each.
Natural Handle Satinella Umbrellas,
soc, each.
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BloomrrS Objected To.

ROCHESTER,. July Miss Mary r.
Johnson. typewriter in the employ OF
well-known firm of attorneys. appeared
I'm a suit of boomers. and astride a mans
high -gcarcd wheel She was completing
some work I'm the office previous 10 her
departure on a spin 10 the lake, when
the senior member OF the law nrm en-
terol. He was astonished TO find so many
of his men clients present. lie spied the
girl with the boomers and dainty cap
and Immediately ordered her 10 20 home
and not return Tho young lady, VINO
recently came from Chicago. where snch
dress IS common. spent much time IN
tears. and declares that she Will demand
satisfaction. Her irate employer says
her costume was dlsgraceful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
Election of Officers.

Sidney Lodge. No. i2S, Independent Or
der OF Good Templars. elected the fol
lowing officers and representatives, Fri
dav night at Belvidere Hall: =. G. T..
O. T. Gillian: .. T., T.. r. DOMAIN;
Vice-Templar Miss Bessie White; Super
intendent. DR.. George A. Pussy;
Financial Secretary. Miss Maggie Pierson;
Secretary, Joseph II. Shepherd: Treasur-
er. Miss Matte Turrell; Chaplain. Mr.
Edward Williams; Master, Dr. Leo a.
Pussy; Guard. Mrs. J. c. Smith: Sem
tinel. Mr.. J. c. Smith; Organizer. Mrs.
Mabel Smith: Organist, DR.. Leo A.
Pussy; Delegate TO Grand Lodge. Mrs.
Irene Donnan; Alternate. Mr.. Edward
Williams and Lodge Deputy. Mr.. Joseph
IL. Sheppard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
rHE TfLhrRIE's srEEL SPIES.
Lighter Than the Others and of Dimen-
-ionS Necessary to Garry q sail Spread.

BOSTON, MASS, july Zb.-Iac Herald s
Gourock correspondent in his cable Of
yesterdays Nalkyrie events says.
"The surprise Of the day wa the ieak-
ing out OF the fact hiatt be- will have a
set of steel spars. tons lighter than the
pine ones. Z his VII reduce the weight
alOft cutie as much. if not more. than
.he Defender gains in her ala niuum top
Sides The steel sDars have just been
completed and are greatly relI,od in
size from OH. former ones. The mast is
round and smooth and is over a ton
lighter than the pine mast. II is just
lO, feet over all and - inches in dame
ter which is 3 IL inches less than hen
oregon mast
THE ether spar dimensions are. Top
mast. 56 feet and 10 - feet in ~le doub-
lirgs. BOOM ~ ~ feet, bOwsprlt. f3 fee'
over an. From forcside OF mast 10 outer
crane IRON on the bOwsprit Is 80 feet
The spinnaker boom is 50 feet. and the
sail spread is nearly 400 square feet.
She has now X tons OF lead on her keel.
and with reduced weights alOft she Will
De fully stiff enough. so her crew think.
"Captains Cranfeld and Sycamore think
that the Nalkyrie will show up faster
than she did when racing against the
Britannia. Said they, The Defender, 10
our opinion. in the weather she had,
did not beat the Nigilant enough
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MD, July 21.-Flour

BALTIMORE MD, July 2.-Flcur
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat strong; NO, req Spot 49, ny ",'u
steamer No =. red. cIs. southern
by sample. G9a73c.; do. on grade, o'a,-e.
Corr firm: mixed spot and July 4s'zc.
bid: August. 4,l4c. BID; septeni,oer, rs
year, 4Oi2c. BID southern ""i'e'
do. yellow. J-iza53c. IL. ..,or,,
oats steady; No. 2 white. , western
3liLT32c.: No. , mixed. western, 291zd"oc'
Rye steady; No =. zoe. .,..,.,.
Hay active and strong; choice 'iinO'n''
$17.JoGlsOo. ...,,.,,od
Grain freights dull and unchanged
Coifee easv. No. :. slG.25a1G.~.
Bonds-Baitimore and ONO, Dps: Sor ri-
orn Central Gsls bid; Consolidated Gas
stock G2iSGC3; 10. Gs, III bid; do. o.
lOSi.Q iOSt,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

WILMINGTON. y. C., July 2'.-kos ST.
firm; strained. sl.2O: good stral1eu' 49,
Spirits of turpentine steady machine
2Jc.. irregular, .Ii4c.
Tar firm at $l.bO. , e, %.
soft. $l.1O. virgin, $50 ~ ,..
CHARLESTON, ;. c.. July 2..-Iur
pentine firm at 21izc.; receipts, % cdsi n p.
Rosin-GoOd strained firm at $l'l'al '-''
receipts, rs barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, July 27.-Spirits on
turpentine hrm at 254c.; sales -'oVu
casks. $500,
Rosin firm at the decline; sales, s,vN
barrels. Quotations: \, h. and &, Sl-y
j., Sl.30; j.. $40. +, Sl.5O; g, Sl.j9, IL.
SlGD; !, Sl.1j. *. 500. NJ, $3.50; y, =. 20,
window glass, S2.6j, water white, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

NEW YORK. July 2H-flonr Neis
steady: winter wheat, 10" Sr sS:3s6- 40 DO
v.tIrf S4rl0fOJ; Minnesota clear ~
de 20. patent. S39ouiV0, 10" ,Alias'
- 5oI2 Ia. city mills, SHUTTLE. 9o"'
eru flour dull ana slealY Voii''i'4 -
fair extra. S2.2oa5'oo' sood 10 0"o'0''
S'i;yy3r"St' SPOT market dull at 1Nal@lc;
49, and firm: 40. red, store anu
Elevator. 76Ia7Gi2c. options hioue ,9,''s y
ort,ve and drm 40 1850. advance, no. .
eel Nav. 787sc.. August f5isc.' Seplens-
.r' ~. October. 75'sc.. December
Gsogrn quiet and firm. No. ., 4s'-c;i Gle,
va+or. fl14g4c. ahOai. options Iuil anu
declined I,ua,c. on local rcail1si,ns' Sio .,
, c.--. INV Isle: August. 4ei4c-; sep
to-,hcr. 3s.c.. October. 4'l2c.' May
VD,e,s-erot duH and firm. Options
quiet and irmer' Jaly. 49, '-,.' @i ~. -
H. i.s aSi.c. 40. - white 32l Be-; mixed
western a0c, white do, 5-44Vc.' "ni'o
s' Woo, arm. domestic, icq22c.; pulled
'' f.cf dan. family. s1oo4l3.oo; extra TIA
80. nl. beef hams quiet 90 SloW,
forcl7 beef inactive, city, fip''' y J. 49,
en- meats quiet picked bellies r,,,Vt
40. shoulders S6o'' Mans s',,'' ~. e3i
Lard quiet. steam western, fe.o-, 2
cit, Sso, Refined quiet at $780, South
pork guiet ana steady; sales, go bar
rels. mess. So lOul2.l3. ....
Unffcr firm. state dairy llnlo, &c; 40,
creamery. IKE. western dairy va l'c''
h rdtfsn Sea oil nrm crude .2iQ27ce.'
yellow prime. 29c; do. good OH bI"'''
-'Gs''.~,i.,,n nominal. Ronnea-New York
e. "a. Philadelphia. Sl45; do, IN bIiN'
81 NlrIIN'i $1,000 --st
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

Futures closed quiet; July. GO; August,
= q. c.,tombcr GS2: October O.b'; NO
,,c,ohc, ca2. December 6o'; January,
: o.. February. 7O7: March, III; sales
1900 bales. .,... 1T h.,os.
,,ro~ts 20 Great Britain. % bales; Con-
tincnt 600 bales: stock, 31I.p'9 pales;
,'otaI 90 FAR this weck-Net receipts.
III bales: exports 10 Great bii."i ~ 40 40
bales: Continent. 1900 bales Stock "'o'o''
Total since September ist-Net receipts,
p -n9 - hsies. exports 10 Great Britain.
2 az i3a bales: France, i'2,i9o bales' Con
tinent, 2.ii5.4so bales. -. -. oo.,o, for
tho world Is 2,9l4.1S2 bales. OF Wh-cn
. --q uSy bales are American, asaihs~
. 90 40 bales and 1.9iS15o bales, respec-
lively. last year; receipts OF So o1e 'n l.
week at an interior t4"hs' -'''- '"'''
crop I'm sight. 9.G7l,l5l bales. 49, c....u
>-tuV oRLEANS. LA. July 21.-Cotton
fnfurcs duh. sales. 400 bales: JHy'
64S: August, ca; SEPTEMBER ~, &c
fohcr. 65S. November W. ~. 49,
3 ~. January. 6.73; February, G'e; March,
81 t'vHn4TsP06L. July 27.-Noon. Cotton
All and priccs unchanged. American
,,iIlline 3 ll-lG. sales, 1000 bales Amer
team 400 bales spec eod Id AMI ali Amer
ian Futures opened steady ana ur-
,ne,d moderate: American middhns 10"
r,,dalfup clause. August ana sep ei ~, '
n'',. az rt7 ccrtcmbor and October. AGA
1G,inber and November. 3 it-Gt: November
w. ,.S 'D.remher. 3 1851. December ana
II snuarv. 3 4G-Gia3 i7-Gi; January ana
Fcbruary. 1866 4s-6i FUTURES
p American middling.. 3 1l-l6'
rn,, . 30-Gf. buyers: July and August
2 5-r;. buyers: August and September
2 5o-ei buyers. September and Octoe Der
2 41-Gi13 42-G4. buyers; october ana IA
l,olon,ier g 4i-G4 sellers; November ana
nocombrr 3 3i-G4 sellers; December ana
lamar. 9 45-Gi. sellers; January ana ana
t-i I" =, t1-cil,8 4S-Gf sellers Marc,
snd Anri. 3 4o-Gi sellers; April ana May
. -n-ef bnvers. Futures closed quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

sT. LOUIS, MO, July 27.-Flour dull
Wheat higher; July. @Hc; August
GJsic.. September, 1V;sc.: December, 'S ~.
torn-July lower and others n-shei ,
July. 3sl4c.; September, 4oiic pid, DC
cember. 503sc. bid, May, &c.
oats higher: july, &c; September
pike; May 2Jc.
Fork-Standard mess, Sl1.0o, on orders
zoe higher.
Lard-Prlme steam, 5000, choice, SUI.
BacOn-BOXed shoulders SOdti2, lOAss'
SG.I5. clear ribs. S6s1la; short clear, $500.
Dry Sailed Meats-BOXed shoulders,
5000; longs. SG.31ia; clear ribs, 500,
short clear, 500.
High wines steady at SID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

poWELL-Died, Saturday. at b:5C
o'clock. at the Retreat for the Sick
GEORGE w. POWELL, in the sixty
seventh year Of his age, after an illness
Of seven months. which he bore viii
Christian fortiude.
.eWhosoever trusteth in the Lord shall
have everlasting NE
The funeral will take place THIS AZ
TFRNOON AZ o'clock from the flne'
Street Baptist church. heiatNeS ahu
friends aye invited 10 attend.
Intermcnt at River View.
CARTER.-Died at the residence o,
Mr.. J. l.. Roades, No. 800 Randolph
street. Saturday, July =. lSo. AZ 5:h
L. NJ, CORA LEE. infant daughter OF
NJ " and NJ Alice Carter; aged one
Year We hive months and tSenty-three days
The funeral will take place THIS (Sun-
day) EVENING at o'clock from the
above residence. Friends and acquaint-
anccs are invited 10 attend without fur
Their notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
cuICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, July
27.-Cattle-keceIpts, SO; market wedh'
common to. extra steers, >3.vva1. STOCK,
ers and Neders, $2.-1a4.lo; COWS ana
bulls. Sl7Ji3.sO; calves, S-J041.JO, lex
ans. S2.-Ju4.DJ.
Hogs-i;eceipts. 5000; market weak and
&c. lower; heavy packing ana shi9plna
lois. St.tiuJ.la. common 10 choice mixed
S47V0j.1J, choice assorted f"'lVe''-''
light S4sUQJ.3J; pigs, SJ.4ua 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong
inferior to cnoice, $2Da4.VO' lambs
g. tttu5an
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The Trip 10 Boston.

Richmond Commandery. No. ?. knights
Templar. is making ali arrangements tor
the contemplated trip 10 Boston. Cap
tain Frank w. Cunningham, the COM
mander, Is very anxious 10 have all
Knights who intend 10 go, notify him as
soon as possible, so that he can report
to the knights in charge OF the arrange
ments In Boston, how many members
they may look for from his commandery.
IL is very necessary that they be inform
ed at the earliest moment as TO the
number of visitors 10 be expected, In
order that they may prepare sufficient ac-
commodations for their quarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

Offerings Wheat go bushels. corn
(miNra). Go bushels, oats 800 bushels.
rye. - bushels.
Sales Wheat $50 bushels; oats. 300
bushels rye - bushels.
Quotations. Wheat-LOngberry &C. 20
re; mixed &c. 20 s2c.. shOrtberry, &c
10 10. 30 . red, re.
White. Virginia. 5Dc. 10 5ic.; no.
&C Jlc.
Oats-No. 2 mixed. 2slzc 70 pc no
mixed. Zi.c 10 2sc.. winter seed. 3ic.
10 SIC.
Rye-5oc. 10 63c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WEST POINT. July %. 1895.
ARRIVED.

HIKI "1'I' ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship City of Columbia. Jenney'
New YORK messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham. Johnson, row
dence Via Norfolk and Newport News
Steamship Berkshire. kirwin, baiti-
more. passengers and general caIEo IT,,
Steamship Charlotte, MCKEE. BditiihoIe'
messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Chatham. Johnson, Balt-
mo- passengers and general cargo.
steamship Berkshire, kirwin' ProVi-
dence' passengers and general cargo.
Steamship city Of columbia. Jenney'
Nev York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. Baltimore,
messengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

pRoAp-sTREEr MISSION LA, HAL L
r7i2 east Broad. open every nisn -
MONDAY prayer;mseetG,nSgr ,s evsry Alliance.
deseis,ned 70 promote a deeper Chrisuain,
life. meets every Friday night a"
welcome.
TIE NEW JERUSALEM (sER vlsSbSS ~
at ~, west Marshall street; con ,n NJ
the Rev. Lewis +. HiTE).-lV -. ' ~,
sunday school. II a. NJ. sermon OF
'.The Tower OF Babel" p; NJ, Lecture
on 'sThe Fourth Day" Tuesday. 4. M;
meeting OF the Reading Circle, suo]es S,, IA
study, "rhe Spiritual Meaning Oh Su"'
Moon and stars In the Bible"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
HALF PRICE IS THE SELLING RATE.

Gentlemen's - be quality colored-
B0rdered llemsiilchcd liandk erchiefs,
DC. each.
pc. quality White Dotted Dimities at
II lie yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONpON. July 41-Har silver, 20 3-lGd.
$50 r. N- Paris a0Niers quote per
ccrt. rentcs at i02 francs and CEN
fmo. lur lnn Ar-uunl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

Messrs Harvey Strong and Moses Sycle
will leave to-day for Norfolk. and will
take their wheels with them. which they
will ride from Norfolk to Ocean View.
Mr.. Strong will join his wife at Ocean
View.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 27--Cotton quiet;
middling gulf. IA; middling. 7: exports
10 the Continent. 1900 bales; sales. 4l9
bales. all spinners: stock. lS3.272 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
VII. nnNl.' Book q Nnrcree.

NARRAGANsETT, PIER July u
'Tho Yelled Doctor" Miss Winnie navis'
new book, has reached the Pier. and
scored great success among society
people Every copy sent here was purchase
al inside of fifteen minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

w ANrED-TENANT FOR FIRST
w FLOOR FURNISHED ROOM; cool
and centrally located, terms, 50 pei
month. No. 6l0 east Franklin street.
1y2S-2ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

r,1RNONT AVENUE METHODIST
49, 1pev \. {. BERGMAN, PASTOR.
t,inrsachine sunday at IL o'clock A. NJ. and
10 p NJ. Class-meeting Monday at l.i5
p NJ. Wednesday evening service at 7:i5
O'clock. Sunday school at 9:5O a. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

BARTON HEIGHTS N. z. CHURCH.
Rev. s. c. HATCHER. pastor.-Sunday
school at $50 A. N. Preaching At II A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

u y | % y SIAllON Mf4 / flOALl'
church Corner of Twenty-fourth and Mel
SON stre,ts). Rev. GEORGE c.. WANDER
SLICE. u. D., pastor Preaching a. II
4. NJ and L. VI. Morning subject, ne
christian Sabbath" Evening subject,
.sThe Last Judgment" Sunday school az
sI5 4. NJ. Epworth League at i.59 i. NJ.
Class-meeting at A. VI. Prayer meeting
Monday at 2. VI. Wodnes lay nisht lee
ture al p. VI. Young mems prayer
meeting Thursday at L. NJ. Official
meeting Tuesday at s =. VI.
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corner Franklin and Pine streets).-,
bv the pastor Rev. w. YOUNG, ID. j..
Morning subject. "Thoy That Mourn
second beautudc. Evening subject An
81 Hour i'm Richmcrd" sunday
school al $50 A. NJ Class-meetins at
9.0 =. NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednesday az
SI5 l.. VI. Young Peoples meeting Fri
dav at SIS i. VI.
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METHODIST sUNDAY-SCHOOL So
cietv.-The regular monthly meeting OF
Inc hoard OF directors OF the Methodist
Sunday-School Society of Richmond will
be held at Park-Place Methodist church
sunday afternoon az O'Clock.
X. 5. NJ VALENTINE, President.
Charles T. Rady, secretary.
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LAUREL-STREET VI I II ID 7
Episcopal Church. South corner Laurel
and Afbemarle Streets Rev. 4. j. TAN-
T.OR. pastor. Sunday school az 900 a. VI.
Preaching az II A. NJ. and Z. NJ. The
Missionary Society will meet az $3.50 i.
NJ. and the EpNcrth League Will meet
al 7Ij l.. NJ.
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AsBURY NJ. +. CHURCH, SOUTH
d.ombardy street between Grove avenue
and Hanover street,, Rev. W. ASBI kl
CHRISTIAN, pastor.--PTeacln,ins at ~.
subject want and Wickedness." sun
day school at $3.50 \. NJ Epworth League
on THURSDAY at SIS +. NJ. Prayer-moet-
ing on Friday at s15 +. VI.
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Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
some inquiry. but little business was
transacted: No. 2 spring wheat. 7Oakg
73ssc.: No. red. 1OisN7lc.; No. corn.
sSil,i 43a.c. No. 2 oats. 23isQ 23%c.; mess
pork. Sl0.GOdl0.65; lard. S6.25n627ia; short
rib sides. S6O5Q8.iO; dry sailed shoulders.
s562hq3.75 short clear sides. S5G2lag
els, whisky. Sl.22.
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cLAY-sTREEr METHODIST EPIsco-

pal church. South Corner Adams and Clay
II a H. subject. THE Church's Invita-
ton TO the World Illustrated by Moses
Invitation TO Hobab." SIS =. NJ. subject.
Grace and Glory the Gift of God 10
sunday school, and mems prayer-mect-
irg at 3 L. NJ. Wednesday. SIS Z. NJ,
clsss-meeting. Friday 8.i5 +. NJ, meet
ing OF Epworth League. Seats free.
Visitors welcome. and strangers cordially
invited
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.,,cur..ND PARK METHoDIsT

HIGHLAND PARK N y % .
Preaching al II A. ". and 1890 p; VI. by
the pastor, Rev. j.. n. LATHAM; also.
prayer-neeting and Scripture reading,
pastor. every Wednesday night al s
o'clock. Is
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NT| TTITTI-NT II = NT-fT1INT II
RICHMOND VA. July -. ls'5
Sales-i.ooo Virginia Centuries az GA.
Government Securities. Bid. Asked
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WEST VIEW j AP T I ) T CHURCH
+ n MERCER. pastor. Worship on sun
1av: Sunday school. $50 4. NJ. Preach
ing at II A. VI. and Z. VI. Boys meet
ing at Z. VI. Young Peoples Union AZ
p. NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednesday at
sP. NJ. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
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BROAD-STREET VI Il T II o d T
church Corner of Broad and Tenth
streets)-Rev j. T. WHITLEY, pastor
AZ m 4 NJ. by Rev. j. y. LATHAM.
Preaching at sis i. NJ. by Rev. JABEI
HALL. y. ID. Services Wednesday and
Thursday az S:l5 +. NJ. Young mems
meeting Saturday at Sl5 Z. VI.