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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-28

~ The terrible ordeal on this
MAR range II past, by the striking
QuErrE miners taking wiser counsel
HAS0E. thhn that Of lazy, schcming
leaders" and applying for
work at such wages IA the mining com
pennies are able To pay under current
contracts. The state troops were wit
drawn from the scene OF the strike on
Monday and the strikers nude applicf
tioE for reinstatement TO the positions
they formerly occupied. Some Of the
applicants were successful. while others
will be compelled 10 wait until place can
he made Tor them. The Clcvcland.Clifi4
company resumed work with its usne'
soncee and the Lake Superior gave EN-.
ployment TO about one-third IT. usual
number. The watrrin the Lake Angellne
nine has risen 10 such point that only
a few timbcrmen were taken on. Mining
work will he resumed the last Of the week
at Negaunee, the Buffalo. jackson and
negannee mines taking ON snail forces.
The Cambria and Lille mines will not
resume until Manager Maitland returns
from thc east. The lesson learned by
the miners 81 this range has been very
severe one. while rs influence has bscn
kcenly felt BY all clasace 81 people. IL
hne. however, been NO deviation from
the general rule. Striks are unlawful
aud cannot triumph.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-28
From The r1ines.

cenmene n, About one hunJrsd men
p~o now employed at tts property Ia
m'aire. ond three crews a'e engage ! n
si,ipp'pg Tie clushcr . now doing
excellent work Supt. Cafbis says Il il
the purpose 81 the company to open up
a pit about three times - IL &c us the
present workings, end he ~ iisar'og on
employing betseen four nnd five hundred
men neAt season.
From General Manager Davidson, who
was n ne city last Monday, the RI lge-
Tribune learns thas the Commonwealth
Iron company has shipped TO dat l5),.
900 tons 81 ore. lie states flat there Is
not an atom OF tnth . the report that
his company proposed suspcnding oper-
ations this winter. To the contrary, a
larger force than over would be en-
ploycd There are now about 225 men
on The pay roll About 5000 tons 81
the order which is be ~ filed from stock
pile has yet 90 be shipped.
John r. Wood and associates have
lea scd what is flown as the Ruth and
Rachel properly at Qo'- lcsec and viii
proceed 10 explore the same IN a sys.
tsmatic manner. The shaft, which is
now don one hundred and fifty feet,
win bo sunk an additional one hundred
and ilfty feet. and work will commence
the coming week. The property consists
OF three iorties, and Mr.. Wood is con-
lident that "a ore Of high grade WI he
found
On the extreme west end OF the Colnell
property vein 81 very high grade soft
orc has been discovered and Is now being
opened up. The ore was discovered -
grad Y the railroad track. A derrick
has been erected and the vein Is being
stripped for several hundred feet ca III
way. Some Of the ore will be mlned and
shipped at once. President Jones has
decided TO name the ore Clifford, n
honor Of the popular agent OF the st.
Paul road. -Range-Tribune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-28
INC daily output al

The daily output at the
essnI Franklin is now about 12,-
RANCE. 600 tons, 400 men being on
the pny roll. Stockpilc No. ]
is now being shipped, u new Vulcan
steam shovel doing the loading, working
sirgle SHIFT. The new plant Of maebin-
ery, consisting OF forr fiye-ioot reversible
drums and four duplex engines, innde 20
special order by the Marinette iron
Works Of Duluth, are now n position
and the new engine house nears compile
ton. When this pLnt is 10 running
order, the hoist from No. 1 will be
moved TO the Victoria and the hoist
from No. will be used az the Besscmer
property. IN connection with the regular
work OF mining and stockpilng, new
shaft will be sunk and other improve
ments made nj the Franklin during the
coming winter, work on the shaft to be
begun as soon as same can be located.
The shalt at the Victoria il well into
ore aud rairohd tracks to the property
are now being laid Some ore may be
shipped from the mine this TALL. In adj
dition to the shalt now being sunk, the
old rock shaft on the property which
was sunk 1i6 feet viii be trimmed out
and timhcred, for use as the principal
working shaft on the property another
season,
The Minnesota Iron company ON
Wednesday put another diamond drill
at work on the Lincoln property on sec
tion 5-5S-t7. some 800 feet northwest Of
the first hole put down ON the property,
the work being in charge OF X. III. Chan
ming Under the same management,
drill explorations continue on the north
east portion Of the townsite Enter
prise. q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-28


teri our
John Trombay
Frank ID Ball.
Thomas Rsi sheHs
Moved OF
sheins allowed as rcad carrie
Moved by Henley seconded by Sweeney that all
certificates and justice bills
and that all bills Tor the Doty rejected
Which we're asio
Ices ustcsc Popkvs 10
lOn y soE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15

1i.c. lower than yesterday. In the sam
PIE branch OF the market trading was
light. the few sales that were tnadc
being al steady prices.
torn--Ihc corn market was notabiS
STEADY for quite q while to-day. No
activity was seen which tended 10 pre-
serve the stationary position OF values.
When the extreme weakness OF wheat
developed corn was unable 10 resist me
declining force and sold of. Outsiders
ala scarcely anything In The market,
local scalpefs Keeping up the semblance
Of activity. July corn opened at 1isc.'
sold between sltSd5l1.c- and Jo1sc.. cos
ing at the latter, Ae. lower than yes1er-
uay. Cash corn was sc. higher
oats declined from the influence OF
their surroundings. Al the start tnerc
was fair trading AT moderately hIm
figures, but after the wheat and corn
markers started Gown oats followed
Commission houses were good sellers,
principally OF long stun. July oats
closed 5sn'Nc. under yesterday ana sep
tember &c. lower than MONDAY. tash
oats were steady for NO. ana &c
lower lOr white. -.
rovisions-With the sErain and hog
markets both weak, II " as strange ,hat
provisions displayed little disposition 40
decline The offerings were nSnt ana
the session very cuii Inc sentiment
IN the market was in favor Of higher
prices and on any encouragement, "
Was thought an advance SHOULD axe
place At the close July pork and July
lard was unchanged and July flDs
shade higher. ,,...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
HARvARD AND CORNELL.
The Two Great 'yarsltie' Unite in the Field
of sport

ITHACA. June 1s.-Harvard ana Cor
nell have completed arrangements FOR
the formation of dual league IN foot ball.
baseball and rowing The agreement
goes into effect next fall, and the minor
details have been left TO the various
athletic managers. The present arrat Se-
ment is 20 last for two years, wheh thefe
IS every reason to believe that 1t VIII DE
renewed with such notifications as may
seem advisable. Next fairs icol-pdil
game will be played at Cambridge and
the baseball game the ensuing sprlhs
will take place at Ithaca.
Harvard originally suggested the idea
of the league, and Dean White has con-
ducted the negotiations for Cornell The
dean is an old Harvard man and played
on their baseball team for four years
and was captain during the last two sea-
sons The negotiations We're practically
completed before the recent Harvard
Yale controversy occurred, and are any
thing but an outcome OF that difficulty.
This new series of contests VIII not
alter In the slightest CornelFs attitude
I'm the college world. Nothing but the
best Of feeling is evinced here for Prince
ton and Pennsylvania, and nothing would
please Comedians more than triangular
race next spring between Pennsylvania,
Harvard duA 'oIUfll. IL sum a iti'~
cannot be arranged Cornell will certainly
row both Pennsylvania and Harvard.
Harvard's attidute throughout the ne
gotiations has been most spOrtsmanlike,
and the similar attitude Of Pennsylvania
and Princeton toward Cornell points to-
ward most prosperous athletic year
for $50 and 1870.
At a meeting of tho Athletic Council
last night the following resolution was
passed.
RESOLVED, That no person shall be
eiblble 10 represent Cornell University
In any branch or athletics who has been
a professional in that branch, or VINO
has engaged In such branch Of athletics
for any compensation apart from neces-
sary travelling expenses in connection
with occasional contests away from
home"
This action is the result OF much de-
liberation and will debar all Cornell base
ball men from playing on any Of the ath-
letic clubs or otner summer teams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
nnNCE AND COMMERCE.
LOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
= MONEY.
'nEs nyd Sales at tho Richmond To-
|oscoo ExchanEe-Internal Revcnue
Coileo;io,s-Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK. 5une 1.-THE stock mar
fct to-day Was very irregular. hut the
fet result was an advance Of ik05x Der
cent. IA the usually active list ano q
gain OF = per cent in Susquehanna and
Western preferred The irrcaillarlfy II
the market was due to the desire ON The
part OF thc holders TO realize PROFITS and
hot 10 any change ln business or crop
conditions. which are considered cXcei-
lent. so Tar as business X concerned.
tho best possible proof OF the improve
ment IS the advances in wages voluntarily
mace being reported Gaiiy and the better
demand Tor IRON and steel chicago Jas
vas the special feature. fN,VD fhareS
being traded in at a4s-a1Ci. with me
maj dealings al 4sik. against ~ at The
close yesterday. The crratlc luctua-
uons were due TO a mood Of reports rom
spfinfueid, lii-, as 10 the nnal DISPOSE
ton OF tho consolidation bill. Nothing
.! a definite character was known up
10 The close OF business here. sugar
was next ln point OF activity. and ~. 900
shaLes OF the stock changed hands. The
siocN was traded iu ex-diyiccnd Of :
per cent and sold al lliniieis. with
tue last sale at lle. After allowing .0T
the dividend the net loss for the day
was Just D. per cent. The fight in Dis
uling and Cattle Feeding continues, and
neither side gained any advantage. AT
one time the bears succeeded IN .orcih :
the prices down. but al the close &c
cpNtry 20 lH.s TOOK place Iobdcco rose
20 li5. bat under heavy roaiizauons en-
10 N54ls General Electric dropped
~ 90 3fia on "a report that The esi-
insh0use Company had secured con
tract for equipplng the Manhattan -ic-
waited with electric power, but later rose
90 36is on dcnials by Russell sage mat
The contract had been awarded 20 me
Westinghouse OF any other company.
The changes In The railway list can
Tor no special mention outside n tho
SusquehHnua ana Western. The common
rose IA 90 illk and the preferred q on
the OLD stories OF "a change IN The man
agcmcuL The new president VIII be
A. l.. Hopkins formerly of the Missouri
Pacific and other prominent roads spccu-
ldtiou closed firm. The total sales ~tie
~ laS shares. including 2igWp listed
and 5000 unlisted shares. The bond
market continues strong. sales we're
S2I6S. 900.
Treasury Balances: Coin, So2,ao2, 100;
currency. <6,. ~,~. 900.
Money Oh call easy at ] per cent? last
loan az ] per cent, and closing offered
al ! per Gcnti prime mercantile paper
Jn5i3 per cent bar silver d5's. oteri-
INK exchange firm, with actual business
In bankers bills an iSSitu4NSi1 Tor fiXty
days and 4Sid iSW for demand, posted
rates. 1Si0fpl. commercial bills, seiit0
4sS Government bonds irm state
bonds steady Railroad bonds atrons.
Silver at the board WAS irin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15

2n in the United states. against " last
year, and "A in Canada. against ias'
year.
As BnApsrRgiT srEs rr.
NEW YORK. June h--pradstreets VIII
say tomorrow .,..... sr
general trade. taking the country As
whole which was followed by the severe
and usual frosts Of the close ~ May, ma
begun 10 register itself In relatively
fewer inward spurts OF prices for staples
and moderately smaller totals or oans
clearirgs. The cereal crop scares WINCH
Followed the frosts, frightened foreishers
ouf OF Wall street for the moment ana
since then the speculative exchanges ana
leading commercial houses have been
busy irving to determine future values
on the basis Of present conditions.
The exception 10 the halt Is found IN
the remarkable exhibition OF strength py
iron and steel. -
Cotton. leather. wheat. railway ana
other securities have eacb presenter a
season of active demand and ADVANCING
prices. but none OF them has outcome
iron and steel. which. without special
orders from large consumers has again
advanced. a., A.,
There have been few changes In the
trade situation In the South. put these
are i'm the direction Of improved deman9
principally In dry goods. shoes. mats ana
other seasonabie goods, with the prospect
for A good fall trade. should the crop
prospects remain as AT present. Gains IN
the volume OF business are reported FROM
Charleston, Nashville, Jacksonville. ana
Galveston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
MISS PANE IOOK POISON.
Despondent Prom - .sAppointed Love and
Swallowed Iauda iuin ana Strychnine.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, June li.-Miss
Alta Dell Payne, three months ago a
New YORK girl, made a. tragic attempt 10
commit suicide at the residence of her
married sister. No. 80 Woodward street,
in this city, yesterday.
Miss Alta is strikingly handsome girl
Of twenty years, Of the brunette type,
but her life has been filled with woes
Twice IN New York she was left at
the altar, and for that reason her par
ents, who live at No. l12 east Tenth
street, New York. sent her 10 this city.
in the hope that she might forget the
man who had twice DESIRED her al the
eleventh hour.
Since her arrival in this city Miss Alta
has made the acquaintance OF cat,
which had become much attached 10 her.
The TWO were never apart, and tor hours
the respondent girl would sit by the win
dow, and tell her secrets 10 her feline
companion. She would ask IL ques-
lions. and take as answers whatever ges-
turo the dumb animal inadvertently
made.
Acute melanchoiia attacked her some
weeks ago and she seldom spoke TO any
one Yesterday she resolved to end her
misery. and procuring a bottle OF lauda-
mum and a box or rat poison, she mixed
them together. Just then the cat jump-
ed Mp on her lap, and rubbed its soft
hack against her arm. She hesitated for
moment; then suddenly threw the cat
from her.
A plaintiye call brought the cat back
to her. and carcssing it for a moment, she
reached in a drawer OF dressing-case
standing at the head OF the bed, and
brought forth pair Of scissors. Plac-
ing the cats paw on her white night
dress. she ran one blade Of the scissors
through it.. Blood began 20 trickie down
the steel to the handles. and from there
on the linen.
Alta Dell smiled at her act. Jerking
the blade from the bleeding wound she
hurled the instrument across the ROOM
and held the cats paw over the dish in
which she had placed the mixture OF
laudanum and strychnine. The cat be-
came weak. and lay limp on the form OF
the girl. Soon 1t closed its eyes and
died.
Then she pressed the china dish to her
lips. and drained II to the last dregs.
She lay back on the pillows and smiled
serenely at the note she left on the letter
table. In a minute she felt a sharp pain
ia the region Of her stomach, and began
10 realize what she had done. She lost
nerve and shrieked. II WAS a scream
that almost shook the house. Her sister
answered. and. seeing her condition. sum-
moned a physician. A stomach pump
got most of the poison out. and power
ful antdOtes were administered. She
is conscious tonight, and may live.
The note she left was addressed 10
Wallace Reid No. - Sixteenth street
New York city and after telling him that
she loved him still. said that the reason
she attempted her life was that they
could never be made one that he did not
love her and that she was tired OF hv-
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
Is Your
Blood Pure

II it is, you will be strong, vigor.
Gus, full Of life and ambition; You
will have a good appetite and good
digestion; your sleep will be sound
and refreshing; your nerves will DO
strong; you will have little need to
fear disease in any form.
But how few can say that their
blood is pure. How many people
are suffering daily from the conse-
quences of impure blood, scrofula, salt
rhcum, rheumatism. catarrh. nervous
ness, sleeplessness, headache, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
lrOpeTlA 1ranslers.

Richmond r. Il. CarrolPs trustee 70
@. IA. Williams. . feet on north side
Broad street between Twenty-fodrth and
Twenty-hfth, A,t25.
Henrlco Is. \. Brauef 10 Greenwood
Memorial Association, Il acres near Oak
wood cemetery, 5000
j. X. V. Daniel. special commissioner,
10 Edward 5. Rose 80 acres two and
one-half miles northeast OF Richmond,
400.
John r. Gayle TO A. VI. Hope. wife OF W.
W. Hope, li9 feet on south side Dickin-
son street, ia feet on west side street
connecting Dickinson and Garrison streets
and lv5 feet on north side Garrison street.
$3.50.
Ida j. Turpin and others TO w. T.. Tur-
pin, interest In real estate near Carbon
Hill s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
Killing on the Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, La, June IA small
insect shaped like a diminutive perch or
minnOw and covered with a white fr0th
has been discovered at work on the cot
ton In Rapides Parish. The insect sticks
TO the stem and seems 70 be sucking and
sappng the cotton stalk Those VINO
have seen it express the opinion that II
is the cotton boil Veevil, or sharpshooter
Of Texas, but venture no opinion as 20
how IL got to Louisiana. A great deal
OF the growing cotton in Rapldes Parish
Was recently killed Oy the cold and cloudy
weather. it was said but u is now thought
that il VAS done by the boil WeeyiI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE President
has approved the recommendations OF
naval boards retiring from active duty
on account Of incapacity due 10 service.
Commander O. f. Heyerman, who COM
manded the kearsarge when she was
lost on Roncador Reef; Medical director
Trcsseit. and Boatswain John N. Brown.
lieutenant II. a. Winterhaiter has been
detached from the Bureau OF Equipment
AMI ordered TO the Bennington.
Ensign c. Il. Stearns mas been detach-
cd from the Thetis and ordered 10 the
Pennington. relieving Ensign &. b. Nc
Nay. who is ordered home ana granted
three months leave
Ensign H. l. Ziegmeyer has been lie.
tached from ihe bennington anu srahtsn
three months leave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. June "A, 1895

private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY
xrapoers. hogsheads; nllers, = cut
ters' ~ smokers. /: leaf dark, . iusS
~ tobacco trSuector reports to-day I.
reflections Bright. III hogsheads: dark.
n hoesheads aud II tierces. Relns?ec-
tions@Bright, II hogsheeds, dark. l hogs-
head ,,.........,n .,to-
eba1y Dld Dominion. Shockoe, and Shel-
nnrne's tobacco warehouses report 10
dsv. Koceipts. l55 packages; deliveries,
9ls packages. - LII.
United States internal revenue coilt'-
lions Tor the city OF Richmond, Va, TO-
dav, cigars and cigarettes. S,5eb 10; pinS
,ohaccos. S4.053.26. Total, S6.JSD3o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15

NEW YORK. june ii.-Cotton rasy;
mi1unng suiii 'li middlng, "a Gross
Gales. ,SS bales. all spinners; stock.
Zl8Xt bales.
eekiy-Gross receipts. ~ bales: cN-
ports 20 Great Britain i4i bales, France
400 bales. Continent, b,l-9 bales, Tor
warded. .2iS bales, sales. 3.4s9 bales,
spinners. l.o1i bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. i.G5S bales,
exports 10 Great Britain, $3.50 bales;
France. bales, Continent. q ,ib0 bales
Total So far THIS wcck-Nct receipts,
14.s1 bales. exports to Great Britain,
Snsly bales; France. 3.Ji bales; Cont
''Ssr', ofai since September lst-Nc receipts.
q 81. SIS bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
4.a4s $50 bales; France. 'iu,iVo Dales'
continent. 25sZ,3lt bales
IiN ERf'ODL. June 14.-l2.ap i. 81
tofton Qulet and prices easier; Amcii-
can midlnn6, 5'S, sales N,Vp pai'S, amer
lean. 900 bales speculation ana "a
MORT .ap bales. receipts, 4"ou bales
arraricau . 400 bales Futures opened
easier and demand moderate American
,+lIliInn loW middiing clause, June ana
&c ana october, 3 5o-64. october .n0
e'1,,s..ler 3 5i-6i. November ana DC
-, - < sp-6l0S 52-6f December and
cei'',,. 4 5i-6i. February and March,
&C., ~ FUTURES quiet but steady AT me
,i,re Tenders ~ tO-days cieaiinas,
I,,1 bales new dockets and 81" baies
oIi a. M-American middling. 3 1875;
80. sales OF the day were 5000 bales
and including 700 bales A,n amer anG 'pp Iy
. st.tlIt 4.-G4. sellers; July and Au-
o 90 le-Gi. buyers. August ana i'eptcin-
ber ) ay-5sos gl-oi, sellefs' Seg.tn'1D, Der
ana VeoJ NoycmDer 3 52-Gl. sellers;
toDsI .,,.er ana January. 3 5l-64u3 2-Ci,
D l,s,sa. January and February. 3 bl,3i
value. n,yere. March aud April. 55-6i'
bHxfFs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
That
Tired Feeling

Hoods sarsaparilla purifies, vitalizes
and enriches the blood. Therefore,
1t is the medicine for you.
1t will give you pure, rich, red
blood and strong nerves.
1t twill overcome that tired feeling,
create an appetite, give refreshing
sleep and make you strong.
Is not this just what you want3
Then take Hoods Sarsaparilla. II
is the best building up medicine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
Two Pardons Denied

WASHINGTON. n. O., June lt.-The
President to-day denied application for
pardon in the case Of J. IL. Evans. con-
vIcted i'm the Western district OF Tennes-
see OF passing counterfeit money, and
sentenced to two years imprisonment. He
also refused to pardon Aaron Johnson.
convicted in the Eastern district Of North
Carolina Of retailing liquor without
license and sentenced to two menths i'm
prisonmant-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15

There will he a called meeting II the
Summer Rest Auxiliary this morning at
10 O'Clock, al the residence Of Miss Dean
70 make arrangements for lance. which
Will be given the auxiliary Tuesday
evening next at Clark's pond. IL is de-
sired that all who We're Interested in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, June l4.-Bar silver. 20 J-i6d.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT. June IL. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Balti-
more, passengers and genarsl ~--~~>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15

so,tt, laurel street, Thursday. June ~,
ISIS. al II :O5 r. NJ, T. B: WALDEN;
The funeral viii take place from Pine
street Baptist church TO-DAY Saturday
At 10 o'clock A. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR
rer Park avenue and harrison streeV,
Rev. j. CALVIN STEWART, pastor
Services at II o'clock A. NJ. and +. Nj;
Sabbath school meets at $50 A: NJ. and
Christian Endeayor Society meets at 1:lo
p NJ Mid-week services Wednesday at
Up. M. Seats free. All welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15

Cash quotallons voro as iOIlONs. J IOUI
was dull but steady ana unchanged,
buyers holding on. No. = spring wheat,
1lsmSr5c.. No. redf ia &c, No. :
com. 4,.sa4et.c.. No. 2 oats Et,sN &Jssc..
PORK. SlZ.3Onl 100: lard, S0.4rznvJo,
short rib sides. S62Ou6.23: airy sailed
shoulders, s53i4a5.59; short clear SIDES
SG.31LnO,D, WHISKY, 3.Z1R.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
'TREEr PRESBYTERIAN

GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
church. Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR, ID. d..
pastor.-Services at IL o'clock A. NJ. and
s:i5 o'clock p NJ. Preaching by the pas
tor. Sunday school services at 9:h A. NJ
"Wednesday night services at el2 O'Clock.
Young Society OF Christian Endeavor
at 7:ls O'Clock Sunday hight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15

MIZPAH CHURCH CHESTNUT HILL
Rev W. McC. WHITE, pastor =
Nj. Sabbath school at p. NJ Prayer
meeting at T. NJ. on Wednesday.