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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

AsD rs ~ rHe rfNTfNTnRg ron WAR
n.r.Ln ina LnM.LI Mull-n. lI-LAonl

ASD rs ~ fHE ftNiffNiiAht loA IAN
drom the Lowell Mofaing 'iuzenl
AT Atlantic. Iowa. ON May 1th a. NJ;
Auor alias GRIP Ailor, was convicted
Of aocevng the people by selling
worthless compound. whi De- repre-
scented 90 Doe Hoods 0Ar@dpurla, ana
was sentenced hy Judge Macy 10 ono
vpar at hard labor n the Iowa state
penitanuarl Auors methods were those
of "a travelling faklr fie bias been tthfri-
ing through Missouri Nebraska ana iowa,
making stands col day on more in 'Arh
town. aul representing himself aa an
agent Under salary from q. /. hooi X
60. and selling hts c0noorton az one
dollar or mtg cents per bottle hltlis
with each sale various other Worthless
articles Citizens OF Gris"old. Iowa, be-
came suspicious. and asceftalninB itphn
4 druggist that Ailors compound was
not Hoods Sarsauarilln, but merely 'oi-
ored water bad him arrested Ihfce in-
dirtmcuts were found against hnt me
Jury convicted him after only thfiy
minutes deliberate and he was SEM
fenced as above. 1uis incident suggests
the wisdom OF purchasing medicines only
of reputable dealers whom YOU know.
Hoods Saraaparil.a ls meyer sold D} pel-
dlers. and such Offering DO should ne az
once reported 20 the authorities. OF 10
q. 4. Hood a. Co.. Lowell, Mass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

devices willie all were marshalled under
the one principal banner for Christ.
The church was beautifully decorated
and the rendition Of the programme spe-
lcially prepared by the Sunday-school
Board OF the church was bright and IN
teresting.
At the evening service DIR. Sledd preach-
cd on the words our strength Is the
10y OF the Lord" He gave notice tnat
special services would be held for the
next three weeks, beginning with last
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

When the bellows gave ont and The Or
eslist in "a R0ckland Church vas una-
bile 10 set anything Dut few sroans from
the instrument. and the pastor remarked
The organ has failed us at a vital mo-
meut. let us rise and sing Praise God
from Whom All Blessings Flow some
Of the people wondered just what he
meant.-LeUiston Evening Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

Dear Sir. The slanury Magazine re-
grsts to say that it finds lnclosod poem
unslNed for its columns. Poets whose
manuscripts are returned are asked not 20
f-ei that rejection is any evidence that
the poems are capable OF being Under
stood. as many other reasons cause the re-
Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
Chidrens DIV At Cent narv.

The morning service at Centenary Meth
odist church Sunday was devoted TO the
celebration Of children s-Day. The ex-
crciscs consisted Of an educational pro-
gramme pertaining TO the various depart
ments Of dcnominational work.
The children represented bands OF sol
diers lahiing under banners Of various
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
The Cnitn lc.

The children OF Mary. of the Cathedral
attended communion sunday in a BODY
al the Z O'Clock morning mass. In the
AFTERNOON al o clock The regular month
ly meeting was held al ST. Joseph S
chapel. where instructions were given
After vcspers Sunday the Ladies' Rene
fetal Society held a meeting in the base
ment OF The cathedral
The SOdality of the Blessed Virgin. Of ST
Mary church, took communion I'm a
BODY sunday al the o'clock mass
There viii be many devOt-Ons at the
cathedral and ST. Mary's church Tues
day ana Thursday nights ar o'clock.
The other DAYS OF the week they will be
held at s o'clock IN the afternoon at the
former and after mass al the latter AT
81. Patricks church the dey0tl1ns will
b. held every morning after mass. except
Friday. when they Will De al o'clock IN
the eveliug.
Father Welbers. OF ST. Joseph. will
leave this week for Baltimore 20 take
Father Slatterys place, who is going 10
Rome with the Cardinal Father IS eiber's
place here will be- filled by priest from
Baltimore.
Very Rev Father Frloli left last week
10 visit his sister IN Portsmouth.
Father Mckeefrey Is sick in -. Vim
cents Hospital. az Norfolk
The scmi-monthly meeting Of the An
Gent order OF Hsbernians VIII be held
Wednesday.
sunday was the day for sending IN tho
envelopes Of the Altar and Sanctuary
Society.
There was an interesting meeting OF
the McGill Union last evening. An en-
tcrta.nmont was also rendered the menu
bcrs and their lady friends.
Branches Nos ll3 and lo-, {. l. A.
had meeting Yesterday.
Rev. Father r. j. iucke, assistant
10 Father McGurk. Of the Holy cross
church. OF Lynchburg. left FOR Manassas
last Thursday. where he win take charse
OF the churches there and at Narrenioh.
Father Lucke IS 2 well-k0oNn ana popu-
lar priest. He was Stationed III bs"S"-
burg for. about six years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

II 80. take the York River Line. the
most attractive and agreeable route FOR
summer travel. The Baltimore Limited
fast train leaves The Southern Railway
depot daily except sunday. an AS l.. NJ
connecting az West Point with the ele-
CANT steamers or the York River Line.
Close connections made at Baltimore
with the Baltimore and Ohio and Penn
sylyania railroads for points East.
ROund-trip tickets on sale at the fol-
loving rates. Baltimore fifteen DAYS
limit. 81. Philadelphia thirteen days
limit, s., New York thirteen days limit.
ST.
Information will be cheerfuily fur
nished and state-rOoms can be reserved
in advance AZ the Passenger ONCE. 10
east Main street JOHN VI. BEALL
Travelling Passenger Agent
For > bright parlor light, ask your
grocer for the Southern OIL Company's
OIL Telephone ~.
Pure rich blood is essential 20 good
health. because the blood IS tho vital
fluid which supplies all the organs with
life Hoods sarsaparilla Is the great
blood purifier.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable, harm
less. effective. 10 not pain or grippe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

sometimes retails Il I'm little barrels, out
he generally disposes Of all he gets easl-
". The biggest days haul ne ever mad
he says. was about ten years ago. "n."
he struck so worth.-Spriugsieid heP"'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
EVANGELIZE THE CITY.
REV. Mr.. WHITLEY TELLS OF the
WORK TO BEDONE IN RICHMOND.
The Magnitude OF tho UndorlakinR-Tho
Methods to he J'od-the MFsters
VI n-Othor Methodist Churches


congregation was N''' anu 'n' most ispl
attention was e|vcn 60 thc sermon. The
toy, was takrn from Mark H. "And
f., ...... .,..., ,o,... ... ....... $3.50,
''''" '"'' "'' NV
and I viii make you TO become fishers or
4Acu. I.. SPEAKER sAll.
ln ,hc midst OF our modern elorlncation
cf wealth and social rank lct us never
forget fnnf cur Lord Jesus Christ se-
leefel h.s hrst disciples from the ranks
of the poor aul obscure All Of the twelve
Apostles were plain men, far removed
fI0m the ar.sto0racy. and at least four
OF f.e twelve wc:o fishermen.
These four men Simon. Andrew. James.
and Iohu-wcrc plying their vocation at
fhe lake OF Callce. more than q vonr
arrr their hrst association with rosiIs
at fNo Jordan. af Cana and cieevhero
Wny they had not remained with Him
without interruption. the record docs not
sit but we know Aat iAe Master was
"''N''t 'l iht shore OF Tho lake, rhw
i"est ioi NOR disc p.os of hia engaged in
"7-."h ''.'i h''s INTO me lake. ana gave
""'l can 10 'hoir hic-work in
-"' "'' '. hA l'Ni. Como }c after
l'' .'' WIZ make you io become isA-
'' I"," HOMEGROWN iI'sc olaelI.i's
"'i. 10 'lIh iN'f ATTENTION away from
i'e ith' itfi iftmfi with fishes. and fN
l.' 'I'i'S ana villages around
..' 'iN'' Ih'I l''ino' with human Souls.
."'* were io i'dFr inc honorable ocoupa-
'i2h oi catching hsh, and devote ilcm-
a''Ncs To ine more honorable calling of
'"I'N'nf mon. They wore 20 cFangcli1e
'hb'inaHm. ihsti1a. Ilberias. tho
towns of ialiicc. Jerusalem, and later
on Antioch. ihiAppi Coriuth. Ephcsus.
ana in' Imperial cify-Rcmc.
We WHO afN gathered here today arc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
Episcopal Churches

Full congregations were present botn
morning ana Afternoon at Nonnihehia.
church Sunday, the rector IN trs
morning. with The stou>h .Ananias ana
Saphira as the basis - his !, mar ~.
he took for his teXf. Thou hast NOT i.'
INTO mon. bur unto Cod Stating DOB inr
outset what constitutes a ,.a iei .a me- t' ~
truth. and the purpose OF tue nl's 49,.
religion to make this evident ID men.
The probable reason for The s ,l9 var
49, Inc guilty pair WAS commented
mon. and from his main thoughts Aii .
sfickney brauchc1 out eloqhentS a-'
forcefully upon the false and true .n the
conduct. thought ana speech or men ai'l
women I'm everyday lie His sermon
was a most impressive one
ne music al both services was of "A
high order , ,--,,.,,., viii
visit the church for The purpose OF ''
ministerlng the rite OF continuation I'D
these who desire IT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

pfshop J. f. Newton liucilt"i at holy
Trinity sunday mornng, delivering a li'-
course which held the audience WIZ Do
tense interest. lie chose Tor nus 7't'J
..rho Holy Spirit the text sell 19lts
Eni-.ans lv l3. "Aud grleNe NOT ihe hYit
siirt of GOD. whereby Sc. are F.1'r
i.fo tho day of redemption ID.
AUf-tle Paul hc said. bad eNh'it' L.
b,efhron % unity The fdtn.i .'.
SIM then the Holy Spirit tne go nloi l'i
.nd' that There never was amy DOUBT anv'.
In i'm tho minds of those tnen llFlN7' a.
can Doe none low. u. San gre 'Nn.
man nuf their trlsf lu h1i III" ',t
him. they Will surely suc.','- -t
this that neryed Paul ana Jo7"D" "''''
troupbt them off more than cnllelola.
Je smoke earnestly ana TOT .i''f "'.
.ftor the services administered iic iil' .i
-,rdrnat.on 90 class. hi- ci'i ~ ~
Inn was beautiful and touching, 17 .'
r,fnfad out ID them the snaits ahl ''lii.
faficfs that lay alons me I'.i",s '-''..
which they bad Just tnltirI i'-" l
ofaaIence ID tho Master. wL1m .-.9 i'"
rhi4 dav chosen. and me 'ieat go.
,yno Was 90 lead them. they ""u,i .',..
he nd in safety and JOS forever. D,
,'i,.sI choir BIS growing. D. po75iuie, J."
,+uuiarifv and the music hceoi"ts 'i',
80 more attractive. al tne efrhlhi S'l
,.l tu. rector. j. j. Grdtatt. prta. neg
a, excellent sermon nom rom us a.
10 AIN mat boz in Rome, neiofeI a.. ,l
.,fial Id be- saints. grace I'D f'rt
reare frOm cod our tathei' anu '"
Lord Jesus Christ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

Richmond Lodge. SO. s.. Benevolent
and Protective order OF Elks. returns rs
most grateful thanks 20 ea.h ana eFe,y
assisted in any way in making thc late
bazaar the success tt was ana mus en-
abling the order 10 continue me noble
work IL has for rs primary oDle
e. ~. CLASH.
Secretary OK Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

Patron Gin basement restaurant. GIN
me pigs feet and dish Of mashed po'
taiOcs extra"
Waiter shouting the order through his
hands)-"Trllby fer one; Little Billee OF
the side f'-Ckicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
Ivnchlurg Gun Club.
Shooting Mdtcn

Lynchburg Gun Club,
Shooting Match
az
Lynchburg. Va,
May 18th a1f isff
Tickets win be- sold. via pofatsours ana
ne Norfolk ana Ncsfe.l krl-
road. 30
800. rounl-'rlp.
Tickets on sale Nay iitn ani Hfn .ilnltei
10 May Dist Double daily trans TOT WI
t,sorrnaff,n ar,..ly al corIgauy's OH ae. IS
easf Main street r. W. cor RrNEh,
District Passe lser Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

ILL., Finally. we must return 10 our
ala.tor's own plan fer catching men.
Note the words of the text. addressed
% simon Peter anl the others. Come ye
after mc. ana 1 VIII make Won 20 become
fishers OF men," They were powerless in
themselves DE must make them power
rgl And the secret of success they must
learn by following rim. watching Ills
methods. and initiating His ways. Thus
tsey did. and thc sequel showed IL 10 be
fn. way of great success. Besides what
souls they won before their Lords death.
sas what nuititudCs were landed hy their
nets al PcufccOst ana afterwards IN
Jerusalem. Judca. Samaria, and every
where - the fourth century disciples
had multiplied $50 amaz.ngy that chris
tfsniiy became the state religion OF the
Roman Empire.
$50 then. II We are 20 succeed IN catch
,,. men In large numbers. We must 80
nm 10 the old plan We must let
l,,,,ls, make us fishers of men. Putting
nnreelves into His hands TO be used. we
,,,,,st thcn follow Him. study His plans
t,,itste His methods. Doing TINS. we
elou adopt such methods as these.
wait not for the people TO come 10
us. but 80 10 them. ....,, c,,.. Co..
D Have not one short season ""e 10y
so,,l-saying. but be at IT all the year
round ,,,. y. an incident
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

For bright parlor light. ask your
grocer for the Southern OIL Company's
OH Telephone ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

Hoods pills are purely vegetable harm
less, effective, DO not pain or grippe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14

TIE WORK AT THE GRAND GENITAL bLI OF.
No intelligent railroad man can spend
half an hour IN observing the work OF
the department as carried on in the as
ISOLATION house. near the Grand Central
depot. New York. without being convinc-
ed Of its great utility and advantage 10
tho companies. as we'll as 70 the men.
The building Of that house was prompt
ed by the generous heart Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt. and because Of his great in
tercst in the physical and spiritual well
fare Of the men. but any one who has
seen him enjoy its use by the members
OF the association. cannot doubt that he
has as great satisfaction IN II. as In any
investment he ever made In connection
with the system over which he presides.
The decent action OF the st. Louis Rail-
way Terminal Association and OF the
twenty-four tenant companies using its
magnificent station marks an epoch In
railroad management in this country and
gives such an opportunity as was never
before enjoyed by the Railroad depart
ment. Many railway officials who have
not taken an interest In such work here
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-21
Iuircgen0r IcuersbrnnT.
3srforuns rines 56miebuseu.@ @aftens.-G


3eriforuns cimes 5d,niebueeusaaftens.-2 -2rci
SerIertc.
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Iec15lt0digsn gelIteinge6duoe glr.
90, GlintonItraBe, entitano beute
Wlittag Elm 8rano, lpeI6er Oahelbe,
fih nit unglaubli6er GeI6minoigz
felt ppn GrogeIhoB bis in oas pber=
fte Stpdrpert Derbreiteno, in Der fur
gen 3sit bon elmer StunDe in NI6e
leqte. eSn Dem ihpddjen 8uu, ipie
man Oeren auf Der Sitieite 10 Diele
iisbt, befanb ii9 cine 9ln3ahlSdpiB=
buben, in lpel6en nabe3u 200 Wtdnz
ner unD Wldo6en, meiIt S8raeIiten,
Elm fiimmerli6es 8rpo erfparben.
IS 6emG6tiqte iid oerIeIben, al5 Der
Ruf o5yeusr" eridoll, cine fur9t6are
9lufregung, bod geIanq es fait 2lGen,
iih reht5eitig in Si6er6eit au brinz
gen. Der 29ziG6rige MsDar 2ipi3iB,
melnsm bic 5lammen Den g8eg iiber
Die Greppen abgeIhnitten, ipQ9te rem
SprunQ au3 Dem fiinften StodlDerte
linab in Die StraBe unD !purbe ftjner
perlebt oaDpn qetrac,n. Sein jijngez
rer 8ruper 2oui5 iprang auF Oas,
5psi Stodperte tieTer gelegene Dad
zines 0ohbar6auIes unD muBte e6snz
fails il od5 9oIpitol ii6ergefii6rt
loerben.
Sine 2ln3a6l an0erer 9er7onsn bielt
Tif, qeGsnos 6iilfsrufs ou5ItoBsno,
trampTboft on BEN 5yeuerrettungSlajz
tern getl1mmert, its tonnten inDshen,
pean aud unter ShDierigfeiten, balo
aus t6rer qeFG6rlihen 2oae erlDF per=
Den. S5m fiinften StodIperfe fdno Die
6euermebr auf bem 8oben na6e einem
GyenIter bic uni6einenO le6lOIe 8eItalt
eines W}annes, Der, ms 6reie gebraht,
1i6 auf lpenigs 4ugenblide erbolte,
0ann a6er nienar in 8epuBtlpigteit
Derfiel uno nu9r 6einli6 iterben piro.
2ei6en 1in0 in Den 5riimmern bisher
niAt entDeft. Der 8runo entitanD in
DEN GeuerrGumen bes GebduDes, pe(z
6e BON 2(oolpb Rau6 ais &er3enfaz
6rif benuBt lpurben. Der 9srluTt .aa3
$40 O0O hp+rnnpn
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InfammrnIfeF }Ueitr 10dbabn}R9s.
Softer sonSoncr Gcbn 81: tlrFa d,c
2em GoufuFtcur Cooper wcrscn BciHt Scinc
atgcauetitbt.

g2ep Oorf, 10. Nopember. =
Der bihte Nebel, ipel6er beute fliih
berrf6ts, bat sinen 3uTammenItoB
5lpeier So6babn5iige in 8rootlDn perz
anlaBt. Der 8riiden5ug, peI6er I'M
7 llbr Is W}in. Nepzgort perlieB unb
Der nur tpenige pahagiere na6 8rootz
lpn brahte, purbe, ettpa 200 SUB npn
Der 8rooflDner Station entfernt, uuf
elm gege6eneS Signal gum 9alten qez
6radt, I'm einen anberen 3ug poriibsrz
fabren 81 laiTen. Der Gonbutteur 81.
Gooper, q Sabre alt, bon gfr. 131,
OitemanitraBe, unb Der Stuoent Der
PRarmacD SEQ. .@ronnit, % Sabre alt,
Don g}r. $40, S1t 115- 1StraBe, ftanz
Den auf Der binteren 9Iattform be5
leBten Waggons uno 1pra6en nit elm
amber iiber oas Wetter. @ben erpd6nte
8rannit, baB e5 BEL IolAem Rebel audi
letper immerllnfdlle gebe, ais Elm na4=
folgenber 8riiten3ug in Si6t fam,
Gbe e5 mDglih mar, ben1elben sum
0dlten gu bringen, ia, e6e Cooper uno
8rannit BON Der Yluttform in ben
Wa9qon ipringen tonnten, fubr Der
5lpeite 3ug i6on nit fplber Wuft
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giere bon ben StBen gei6leuDert purz
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gang an Die Waggonpano georiidt
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perleBt pOrben - los gu MAIDEN.
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ais man i'm berausna6m, betpuBtlos
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i'm fam, Inn 6eute iein 0iplom ais
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fort cine llnterIu6ung eingeleitet perz
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beute 9(beno ieinen 8erlebun9en erie
npn
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Nr. 279.

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psrfubte 9elhlijiie Dor. Na6oem Der
Setretdr Der GeIeuIhaft, 81. u. 81.
Rotber, oieielben perleIen, purotn
mebrere Nnipraten QsbuIten, in lpel=
den Die GerOienitc Ocs 0rn. W}orri5
parme GrpdbnunQ flnosn. On BEN
felben bctbeili9ten iia Die $50. Or. 8.
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3ur rubanlltcu aebrlliou.
Cine srfldruns res fpanifben premisrs.

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