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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. 1S.-tlour mar
ket quiet. with fairly liberal receipts and
offerings. winter patent. S3.2OH5iv; spring
patent. 81 4dO8C5
Wheat demand somewhat improved;
No. red. track. G2a,c. No. red. track,
5ec.
corn market quiet and lower; No .
mixed track. 3li4c.; 30. white. mixed,
track. 3iizc.; No. . white. track. Doc;
yellow car. track. 3m &C.
oats steady; No white track. 2iizc. I.
No. mixed. track. re
Pork active ana stronger. mess. $500;
clear mess. Sll.Op; family, Slloo.
Lard stronger steam leaf S63fi3; Kettle
lard. SG.37i2, prime steam. S5.7oHs.T5.
Bacon steady loose shoulders. SG2j;
loose short rib sides. 5000. loose short
clear sides. $3.50.
Dry s3ltcd meats steady and active:
loose shoulders. 500: loose short ribs,
Si.G1ia. short clear sides, $500.
Whisky quiet al Si.-2.
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Effects Of tine Emergency Ration.

DENVER, col, Sept. l3.-rrooPs at
Fort Logan have made the first test OF
the new emergency ration prescribed by
the War Department.
one company went forth for three
days of forced marching In the foot
hills near Denver. loaded with coffee
tablets. and compressed soup. that were
supposed TO contain all the advantages
OF the favorite bareback and coffee.
Wednesday night the medical officer who
is charged with weighing and watching
the men, rode into Morrison for assist
ance. lie reported that thiriy-six or
the fifty men IN the detail were down
with gripping pains. resulting from the
non-assimilatlOn OF the scientific ration.
The order could not be revoked and
the men in the field were informed
that they had TO remain on the march
for two days longer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14
CfRcLED TnE GLOBE on BIcrch1.
Annie Londonderry Arrives in Chicago,
Having Travelled nearly $4,000 Miles.

Aunie Londonderry Arrives in Chicago,
Having Travelled nearly $4,000 Miles.
CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. l3.-Annie Lon
dondeuy arrived in Chicago yesterday.
having completed Il circle OF the globe
on her bicycle, in less than hfteon months.
Miss Londonderry Is nursing a broken
arm. the result of bad fail sustained
IL GladbrOOk, Iowa. She rode one hun
dred and scveniy-nve miles with the dis
abled member. not receiving proper med
teal attendance until to-day.
Miss Londonderry left Boston in June,
1851. TO girdle the globe. without money.
within nfleen months. and without beg
g.ng or accepting gratuitous support WAS
to return 10 that city with 5000. on a
wager.
Should she succeed. she was 10 receive
$1,000. one OF the conditions was that
she should cover ten thousand miles on
a bicycle. That stipulation she more
than fulfilled. Her arrival In this city
practically completed the ariuous TIP.
She has earned $500. and is thinking OF
railing her bicycle to make up tbs
deficit.
Sine has travelled twenty-oight thou
sand miles and has earned the above
amount IN many ways. Her ride was at
tended by many thrilling escapades. She
was rohhei by highwaymen IN France.
While Witnessing the battle between the
Japs and Chinese. in Gasan, she re-
colycd bullet wound in her arm. in
Stockton, Cal, she was run over by a
cyclist. and was forced 20 spend nve
weeks in the hospital.
She will remain in Chicago for month.
and has not yet decided whether to re-
turn TO Boston by wheel or rail-. Her
time is up at that point October 18th.
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coMuEvrs orr nr GElrlsn PRESS.
They In, line 10 he View That Lord Dun
raven Has I-ren hardly Used.

raven Har l-ftu hardly rs1.
LONDON, Sept. 12-1he 81. James Ca
zette IL It's comments on inc decision
of the New York Regatta Committee upon
the protest Of the Defender against the
\aiAyue, says IL refuses 10 believe thar
there is amy truth ID the cables Ams re-
caiVed here. affirming that Lord Dunrayen
threatened before the cOmmittee's decision
vas announced that he would not allow
his boat 10 start ia any more races if the
decision shoalI be against the Nalkyric.
'The committees award the Gazette
says. ought 10 bee received Ga q sports
marlike spirit. Alr lselin's Of-r TO sail
the race over was wOst sports n1aliEe ana
exceedingly gratifying
The pall-Aall Gazette says: Nobody
comlIg into contact with Lord DunraNcn
can question his being thorough sports
nAu. That being the case one IS inclined
TO speculate as 10 why the committees
decision seems 10 HIM unjust. IL Is pos
siblc that his protest merely means that
unless the cXcursi0n-boat nuisance can
be- checked, he viii not race again. II he
will not race no other Englishman Will
care TO challenge for the cup FOR many
a long year TO come. at least until the
history of the Americas cup IS Tor
gotten"
The Westminster Gazette says the com
mittee's decision will certainly put the
bad feeling existing between the English
and American spOrismcn 10 severe test
GLASGOW, Sept. l3-Ihe Glasgow
Herald says: 80 ends one OF the greatest
nascos in the annals Of sport We can
hardly believe that the result OF the con
tests Is more satisfactory TO honorable
American sportsmen than 1t is 10 ours
There has been 10 fair trial of the merits
OF the two yachts.
Regarding the action OF Lord Dunraven
in returning after having crossed the
starting line In the last race. the Herald
says: III must be said that his Lordship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

.-stV work Semi la-flour dgu and
t.r.',. s....N,,.' winter wheat low uaues.
~ l..13.,i. 40. far 10 fancy. S-.6t0a..5,
1870, 81 .st.,a -. Annra.ofa clear.
g. i"''i'' ''-'. 81. l,.llI0. lo,y extras.
81. -, s a 0'.' '''' southern hour dal
arq easy. common To- lalr extra. S-.oJ4
NJ 90 r.I Sore ana elevator. D2fsc.,
ahoai o. ao-sc' o. .e, , a, ,' eNoo,'.
H ,1 cto1.f 6rm M l..4lt,c. over
yesteraay; no. j rge' ''i a4i, Say.
~, '"''''
o. le. ANITA. AVID firm. No % .,s... ,le-
o." ~n1af onions were mod
',.f'l,- aeftyo ANA advanced a4ntac., ace
,4.'eiS 'li,''''' mn, s- l.4fs.c. over
e.i'i.'., ,.' D"' S.,i.fatcr. 5,,.c.+ October.
D.cenbcr. .-a.c.. Mas. 55.t &C..
90 ~ ,2 81, 49, manor. IpQons quiet
GAY --' tl,''''t..,,hor alr.. October. .,a,c..
S S i' ia, <o = w6itc. october -5-ac.
SPOT PRICES Nv Western 55as.c.: While
'f ,,|-farn yGg.s.r.
o'a.o '....|. and iu moderate demand
il"N ,.-t,.l. GOOD fo choice. ,guaic.
t.i I'm moaeratc demand dn1 lIm.
Beer q.ls1 Si Ann. pun liu an siso0ai5'su.
"'-''' r,..t, moss SlG.llfl4uu: cut
Cl's N,r.""i., and easy. picNed bellies,
i mans sS7aq9-5. nominal
',,ief and steady. western steam.
.ai' g.'' Seo6. october SG11. nominal:
f .'-,,,',, 500. Refined DUH. Continent
Ieiu"i st,4, American S1uo. compound.
SuN'' 49,
~ and firm. mess. S1u.5fi
l.eIh "0''0
~, e.tr1,- active and firm. choice
hi',e' ''iis{,,, f501ac do creamery.
hiin, 9''.. ,.'.tsSsn Iaif.v 1i.0lsc.. llelns.
-NH- -N.' "'''N'
-''4c t,.. et.to and PENNSYLVANIA
,. I--a ',.'siern fresh. il0lGc.: 10. per
l'' l',.t W. III .n
car.i 49, ,n and steady. city. pc.
t".io" At INC
country it XII stro,oer AND I'm mod
vtlD" ,r,fs ~. yellow, urIrno
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

i7.o3S bales: exports 70 Great Britain,
lt0fS bales: France, 800 bales Nohhhcht,
200 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
coG.a bales. exports 10 Great britain,
ir.4Sl bales. France. J16 bales, continent.
NFW ORLEANS. LA, Sept. 13.-Cotton
futsros steady: sales. is@uo bales; sep
tcfnber -. October, 40; November,
7Sa. December. 1ni. January. s.N~' f"p-
ruary. SOP: March. SOC. April, $40; May,
STA - . =,
IIVERPOOL. Sept i3.-l2;3o +. NJ
Cotton la moderate demand. prices ir-
recfilar and I'm buyers favor; American
rnilfdiins $40. sales. 1900 bales; Amer
ir1n : 40 bales. speculation ana export.
5nn b,log Futures opened caster and
demand fair: september ana october,
A 12-Gt. November and December, l5-Vt;
December and January. lb-b1Ht l1-bt :
January and February, l'-nlNi lo-Dt
Fnhrusrv and March. lN-Obnt lt-ol .
Narch and April. I 1864, Aprt, ls-o'
lie,, and Iuuc. a 20-ti. Futures steady.
Up American. 4 5-l6. sepiembe',
INA buyers. september and October,
4 15.gf. october and November, ln-ut,
November and December li-1l buyers .
1,,on,bef and January. 4 1851; January
a,d tehruarv. 4 1S-Gi0i 1861. February
and March. 4 gn-G1 sellers. March anu
Anil. : gi-G4 buyers. April ana Ma ~,
4 2i-Gf sellers. May ana June, = .at-v,'
buyers. June ana July, -'-n'Hf ~'-'''
Futures closed quiet ana ''eduS'
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Century. GslsaG3s; Consolidated Gas
stock, Gpa.
NAVAL, STORES.

WILNINGTON. y. C., Sept. 1.-Rosin
firm. strained. sl.l2l9; good strained,
Sl.l1i9. ,,...
Spirits OF urpentine hrm' machine
25Mc.: irregular, 2i'sc.
Tar steady at Stu s,-n
soft. Sl.jO. virgin. $50 ., r
CHARL ESTON. s. c.. Sept 13.-Tur-
pentine firm at PKG; receipts. - casks.
Rosin-Good strained hrm al Sl'oV' IT,
ccipts. II barrels. -.,..
SAVANNAH. GA. sept. 13.-Turpentine
market firm at 25Ec.. good denahd'
sales. 900 casks: receipts. l.l2j casks.
Rosin frm and In good demand bal,s'
5000 barrels. Quotations. \. Il, ana -
- 10: u. sl.20: 4. Sis; f. A.30; 9. Sl42;
II. ~ %. /. SI.55: X. $40; NJ, go, y,
g. ~: window glass, $40; water whlie'
$40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

ST. LOUIS. MO. sept l3.-tlour quiet
and unchanged.
" heat higher, September. Jsisc.. De-
cembcr, G+-c.. May Giiac.
Corn higher. september. 3Vhc.; octo-
heG 21iic., December, -i5sc.; year, 2i5sc.,
May 20 &C..
OATS higher; September 10Ac.; Deem
ber 1886: May 2lhc.
pork-Standard mess. SS.S1i2.
Lard-prime steam, 500; choice, $3.50
Shoulders. $500, longs. SG-1i
clear ribs SG31ia, short clear $3.50.
Dry Sailed Meats shoulders, $3.50;
ribs $3.50: clear. 5000.
High wines steady az ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill. Sept
-Tattlc-ReceiDts. 300; market steady
except for heavy native steers. common
TO extra steers, S.JOuGOO, stOckers and
feeders. S23Ou42U. cows and bulls. Sl.D
ll37J; calves. Sj.J0nGJO, Texans S2.uOy
$40: western rangers. $3.50 40.
HOgs-ReCeipt5. 1900; market strong
and J0lOc higher: heavy packing and
shipping lots, sllOd4I0; common 10
choice mixed S3.S00f.5j. choice assorted,
Sf350I.GO; light, $500 iCo' pigs, S@.2'H
43j.
Sheep-Receipfs. i0.Vo; market steady;
inferior TO choice. Sl"a5.Op; LAMBS
S3.OON4.G).
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HANGED In chlcka,aw Nation

PARIS. TEN, sept 13.-charies ii.
Key met his death on the xalloWs to-
dav for the murder OF Smith Mci.othlin
In the thickaSaw Nation on July II 1894
Key mounted the aailows ~ l2UT H. ~.
and made u rambling talk of fifteen
minutes. after which the trap was sprung.
lie was pronounced dead In ten minutes.
his neck having been broken. lie died
without making any confession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

IINIFMNNN- \ = NVNI % I7-7-7
OncrnFs-W hoat l5ss bushels; corn
(whitel 0iD bushels, oats 100" bushels {,
re. 90 bushels. orchard grass seed, IT"
bushels.
Sales-Nheat. 100 bushels; orchard
grass seed. 10 bushels.
Qu0ta lions. W heat Lonsbefry. 'Nc. SO
&c. mixed. Oic. 10 &C. shOrtberry, zoe.
~ 6sc.. 40. red. oCc. 10 DC.
Corn White. Virginia. lie. NO. = white.
dc. No. mixed. soc.
Oats-NO. , mixed. &c. TO 2i4c.; No.
mixed re. TO 25Ac.. winter seed z1c.
10 3Dc.
kv.-tJc 10 nuc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

middllng gulf. So. middling. -; net re-
rrtuss. 1l4 bales. gross receipts l,3ll
taIes. forwarded. l5i bales. sales. -
Isles. all spinuers. stock, 5000 bales.
80 bales. September. 1B. October, i.H,'
November. s.u4. December. o.l2. January
SIS. February. s.23. March, s.2S; Apfh'
s83 May. S.3S.
weekly Net receipts, "a bales; gross
receipts, 7.OlG bales, exports 10 tr"at
Hritafp. 2iig bales. France, 800 bales
Continent. zO5 bales; forwarded, l,Nt
bales. sales. 2l3.aH bales; spinners, '-H
bales 80, -.
Total tO-day--Not receipts. li.ls2 bales,
exports 20 Great Britain. 1855 bales
rock, 3oi.2ss bales. a.. .,,a
1otai 30 fas ,his week-Net receipts,
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I|NII IWVTtT.-
BALTIMORE MD Sent l{-Flour

BALTIMORE, MD. Sept i3.-Flour
inactive.
Wheat steady; No red spot and Sep
temher. S."Sc., December 6yiaNG29sc. :;
steamer No . red JGts u.Gikc.. southern
by sample H3aGlc; do, on grade. a.is
0I6oc.
Corn firm. mixed SPOT. %a2NWlc.; sep
tembcr SSi ntc; October i~iac. bid;
year. Sin3ihc: January. 33g. a%i'sc.;
southern white. 5,'HiOc.; do yellow. spN
ale.
oats active and nrm: No. 2 white. west
ern 2Gi4H21c: No. mixed western,
2ir2Isc
rive quiet; No. . 4'c.
Uav steady; choice timothy. fli50G
Grain freiehts active and rteady
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Virginia 3s, new, ,JgIGh; do.
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CHICAGO. ILL. sept. i@.-Shorts Iouhl
food for meditation on unceItaint''s 81
speculation at Tie ciose Oh ~ en-
,.n,.f market so one was round VINO
'',,f.ss,I fo know exactly WHAT cdustt
Inc hnlae which took place, GUY ,AeIe
was mo- di4putug the slltNbtu .'l"' -
i-ftl The market was q Hi"7t ~ o "''''
.r. during the mOIuluB, ana 'hat +"Nl
"'D ~",.i77..a an uneasy feeling I'D lhc
.,i,H nf those who had sold without
previously securing l..1 9...,' 80
Vas mo- particular bull news 81 IT,
,,I Vet fne first uaalls otN'iol''u 81
1". 81 STRENGTH. Reports or
eol1 shipments to europe lAch r.a~I
~ nour iu the amount l""b".b 'tr''
81 $1,000 20 SIUUouO1 me "..v'
vas doubtless an eNagsein no.l pue ~
was not without soMg ...'-,e,.,o,ton hnf as
i,er d.rlincI on this inIolMatio ~. 90
b. session drew near an emo lheic "es
an al-arouud desire 10 cover S.o'
wheat. I'M consequence on NuiCn lts.9
very quickly ascenut-. 1900" 80,
f,..ref from 5fssN5i@c-, soiI belw f"
49, s,nl -nr.c. closing at H''fc'r "a.
isS HIGHER than yesterday. O4hh - H'"r
-. ,,r,.-anaed the nominal close N'i"9
firm and lc. higher ,.., evidently,
,..i'.'t hv fhe unexpected shifting 4Ioh
,.,slness 10 strength OF wheat AZ 'l0
80. tirne tne feeling IN THIS. the'to"'Se
,,rain was not by any means wear.
&C." ,tr sfpaliness of prices aliI"Vt,N
la-'' wv 4tt4utlou May corn open
3,, 5.5.n sold between tnat ana -'ls.
cioSin- at 2g4c.. #9tgc. hisn'i 'n',.
Saof.reav. Cash corn was 4'ac in, isM,...
Oats-fhis market was b nf a .,rain
of The action OF tine Sivvo,''' '.sev OATS
Ven, W me-" llsewise devoid OF strength, out out
wt9 ihe leading markets were aa ,.'.
ing ~ The minor one kept In their VIA Mis,
Nlav closed -c. higher lnan ,sr,ece hi
cash oats sold al uil-'i"'7N'
..f....f UUfufIlIIT IINIil. t......f
Trorisions-A settled Hfmnes7 'si7ess
Was with reference 10 NE ss 1s,s,7 SLACK
i've l,a "g ~ ZONE drfted into stoadinie.ss'
'.,aia ro doubt. helping 70 sustain pics.
ti"ln' no oiose October pork was DC. hish-
Nv ~. o'tober lard a shade lower, ana &c
foier ribs 2f.c. higher poinvS' ' o5, Wee"
49, ~ liitle more strength.
' NV, i.,,i,o futures ranged as follows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

BESIDES ALL or THE LOCAL. DO
MEsTlC AND FOREIGN NEWS. THE
SUNDAY TIMES Will. CONTAIN SPE-
CIAL ARTICLES FULL OF INTEREST
AND BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
H. YOU DON'T READ IT YOU WILL
REGRET 1T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14
CARRIED to Norfolk

CaptainJ. W. Ladd. Of the orfolk police
force. yesterday called al the city Jail
and took hack 10 Norfolk }. b. Rankin.
alias r. NJ. Davis who is wanted there
on the charge OF obtaining So from James
Bllck on a bogus draft. Davis true name
is said 10 be Cathcart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14
, WEII-RFiULAT

NO WELI.-REGULATED FAMILY
CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT THE
SUNDAY TIMES TOMORROW. TIE
PICTURES ALONE WILL BE WORTH
THE PRICE. READ IT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

PORT or WEST POINT. SEPT. Is. 1875.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore Bennett. Bai1i-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett. BARI
more, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

Miss n. G. Green. OF cuIpeper, Va, is
the guest OF Mrs. iay es. corner Seventh
aud Main streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14
sr. LuKE.s ErIscOPAL cHAPEL

ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
Rev. y. X. NUGENT, minister In charge
Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. aud T..
NJ. Sunday service at l.. NJ. Evening
prayer and song service, with LECTURE.
day night at S l.. NJ You will be
cordially welcomed at any OF the services.
II you do not attend religious services
elsewhere, We would be especially pleased
to have you come and worship Win Us
regularly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

WEST-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
l2oe west Cary street-Sunday school 80
A. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at o'clock. Public cordially In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

GEORGE COOPER. ID. D.. PASTORAL
II A. NJ, Forgotten Vows, at ) Z. N.
slippery Places for Fatal Fails" Bible
school at $50 A. NJ. Young Peoples
Union AT t.3D Il. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

WEST VIEW PITS T CHURCH
tcorRer Cary and Meadow streets, Kew.
J. NJ. MERCER. pastor. Worship on sun
day: Sunday school. $50 A. NJ. Preach
ing at II A NJ and < +. NJ. Boys meet
ing at 3 L. NJ. Young Peoples Union nj
T. NJ prayer-meetng "Wednesday at
p. NJ. Seats Tree Visitors welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

AsBrRY 81. f.. CHURCH. SOUTH
u.ombariy street between Grove avenue
and Hanover street. Rev. W. ASBuRY
A. NJ. ana 8 Il. NJ. Evening subject,
can Christians Attend the Theatre?''
sunday school 1t s:1 \. NJ. Epworth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

GROVE-AvENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue between Linden and Beech
streets), Rev. j. g. HIDEN, ID. D., pas
tor.-Preaching at IL A. NJ. and Z. N.
by the Rev. X. T.. CHAMBERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14
BRoAD-srREET METHo DIs T

church lcorner OF broad and Tenth
streeis)-Rey. j. T. WHITLEY; pastor
Preaching by the pastor al II O'Clock
A. NJ aud 5 =. NJ. Norning subject.
'The Problem Of Full Salvation" Even
ing subject AN Old Testament Shadow
OF a New Testament Truth" Sunday
school AT $50 a. Nj. The usual services
ON Wednesday, Thursday. and Saturday
AT S r. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Main and Sixth streetsl-kev. W. W
LANDRUM. ID. D.. pastor.-Alorning wor-
ship at n O'CLOCK, evening worship at )
o'clock. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine Streets. Rev. IL. a.
BAGBY, notwithstanding ~ IL A. VI.
and 5 F. NJ. Sunday school at A.
A. Prayer-meeting and Lecture Wednes-
day night, and young mems prayer-meet-
Ing Saturday night Seats Tree ana a
hearty welcome TO all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

FIRST ENGLISH "a y I II h A ~
church ,Seventh ana Grace streets). Rev.
J. A. MOREHEAD. pastor. -Services
every Sunday at If A. NJ. sunday school
promptly at $3.50 sunday mornings. Prayer
meeting Wednesday nights at +. NJ.
The public is invited. Strangers are cor
ulallY Welcomed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

LAUREL-STR MET II ODIS1
Episcopal Church, South Corner Laurel
and Albemarlc Streets Rev. 7. J. TAY-
LOR pastor.-Suniay school al $50 4. NJ
Preaching az II 4. NJ. ard ) 7. VI. Sub
ject al ii 4. ~. Gods FaithfuIness."
and at s T.. NJ. THE old Fashion: Moth
ers Love" The Epworth League Will
meet at.715 l.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

SEVENTH STREET G II RtST a N
church (Seyenth and Grace streets), Rev.
JABEZ HALL. pastor. Preaching. at III
4. NJ. No services at night. sunday
school az $50 a. NJ. Christian Endeavor,
7:l5 =. NJ. Sunday. Prayer-meeting, $40
r. VI. Wednesday. Seats free. Public
cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

CENTENARY METHODIST EPfSCO-
pal church, South Grace street. between
Fourth and F.ith), X. n. SLEDD, pastor.
preaching at Il A. NJ. and s:l5 L. NJ. by
the pastor EpwortA League Thursday
evening al j. VI. Is
FAIRAfONT AVENUE METHODIST
church Rey. \. c. BERRY MAN, PASTOR.
reaching Sunday at II o'clock A. H. and
100 4. NJ. Class-meeting Monday at l:i5
T. NJ Wednesday evening service at l:ij
o'clock Sunday school at $50 A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR
rer Park avenue and Harrison street,.
Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART, PASTOR
Preaching at II A. NJ. and SIZE y. Nj. by
Rev j. e., HERNDON. Sabbath school
at $50 A. NJ. Christian Endeavor S0cie-
~ at 7.S0 =. NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednes-
day Mt sl5 =. NJ. Seats free a cordial
welcome TO all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
pastor.-There viii be no services I'm this
church. morning or night. Sunday-schooi
services nj e.l5 A. NJ "Wednesday night
prayer meeting At S o'clock. Young Peo-
pies prayer-meetins Sunday night at
O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Grace and Madison streets, Rev.
K. L. KERR. ID. D.. pastor Rev. \. NJ.
CHUllBLEY will preach In this church
AT II \. NJ. and n the Westminster
church at 7. NJ. u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

VENABLE STREET y A p 7 I
church tcorner OK Nenable and Twenty
first streets)-Rev J. ). DILL, ID. D.,
pastor. -Preaching at II Nj. and I'D
y. NJ. every Sunday. ioung mems meet
Ing Tuesday night Regular prayer-meet-
ing on Wednesday night. Seats free. Cor
dial welcome 10 all. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

THE CHURCH OF THE H0Li THiN-
~ u memorial To Bishop Moore; RIO,
testant Episcopal church, north Laurel
street, opposite Monroe Pario, Rev.
J. j. GRANATr, rector.-Mornlns prayer
and sermon at IL 4. NJ. Evening prayer
and sermon at S.i5 +. NJ. Holy Communion
on first Sunday I'm each month at u A. II.
and on third Sunday at 1:D A. NJ. Chill.
drens service first Sunday afternoon at
4 O'clock. Other services announced from
chaAcel on Sunday Sunday school meets
at hD A. VI. in SunGay-scho0l building
al rear OF church; entrance through yes
thule or the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14

METHODIST SUNDAy-SCHOOL So
ciety.-The regular monthly meeting OF
the Methodist sunday School Society or
Richmond will be held AT Park Place
church Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
K. 5. NJ. VALENTINE.
President.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-07-26

ono ngurC seemed to exercise q partiC-
ular fascination over her 1t was that Of
a young brave naked to the hips and with
streaks of red and yellow paint across his
breast. Darkness had long ago fallen, and
fires were cleaning in tho hollow. By
and by one after another of the dancers
fell forward on lis face, but the circle was
instantly reformed. The young brave who
had held her gaze was PROSTATE at last, in
the kind of swOon to which the Others had
suCcumbcd.
Suddenly he lcapcd to his feet.
81 have seen the great father" he Cried
"and he will not talk to me because have
married a white woman"
1t was the voice of her husband!
Half frozen, blinded and staggering, sho
reached l4ar own door at last. She must
have wandered many times from the path,
for the cold, gray morning light was break
ing. She dropped, from force of habit
into the chair by the workable. She
must darn those stockings of Augustus. 1t
was the morning for carly service There
was little illuminated book of dcvotions
in which it was her daily habit to read
Was she going mad? The words were re-
volving in a circle over the page. A cap.
ital A, in scarlet and gold, bore fantas
tic resemblance to the paint bedizcned fig
uro of the dance
There was a sound without. The door
was pushed open, and Il naked savage
strobe into the room. She saw his pur
pose.
"August! For the sake of our unborn
babc"
What followed may not be told.-Editt
Robinson in Argonaut.