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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

THA CLOSING oJOTi TIONs or
DONJI.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bucco Exchange - Internal Revenue
Collections foreign AdNices.

Nov YORK. Aug. 3D. Speculation at
Tic ~Irn.. Exchange Was lFfea llar AGAIN
to-Ia.. Nlt Do tnc main tAc tone OF ,lc
n.ih.t Nas hrm, Nncn tAe strcneih of
StD..n. exchange. thu engagements oi
S-.fiHN Foil Tor shipment go LuIope,
..I tNH farther sales OF stocks Tor ioi-
eI.. account afo iantu into epNa.4cra.liu.
Al tI. start prices were generally l0W ri,
81 IatsE inuuccu Sculls Dy some OF
tlD small traders of hulAsh procllNitics
'uta.roa nfc tk was the result of tne
announcement That Attorney -Geutiai
If.N.oDE. OF thls state. intended bringing
sN.I AGAINST the company lOr violation
a. lae antitrust laN. The drop Drougnt
lN niccia 10 cover shorts, and rally
g. tp Followed. Before the expiration
U. tac ust hour. however there Was
I.tl cnaust for the better. tnc bulls
N. INs taken the Changers ana Auilia-
".. D1Aitfs DO hand. Reading ANA DER
Central were advanced SHARPLY inc
t'.i Aamca selling up 20 lir aul Jersey
|..tirdI Co llU'~. IL was reported mat
t.e negotiations looking 90 settlement
a.Iy. Nothing OF a. definite character,
.oH ever. could De- obtained. ia inc
alteil DON tracing Che market was ut-
ciaeaiy siroug for the l0H-pficci STOCKS.
Ilo general list ran OF in sympathy
tni closed about steady 1he Synllcd'e
deposited S1.uou.Uul eold with the AS
sis,4nt Treasurer just before the Close,
bat this was not generally known. Set
changes show losses ui 54n-. per cent.
BONDS were str0ue, sales ioolcu lp f-.-
oj1.Wu The sales Of hsicl atorhs axe
eregatel 10000 shares. and OF unlisted
stocks. $500 shares.
Money uu call easy at per cent, last
loan at J per cent, and Closing offered
81 ! per cent. prime mercantile paper,
4 "a per cent. bar silver. 90. sterling
exchange firm. with actual business in
bankers bnis at ss~' ,0is9 for sixty days
and IS9l4Q4,r for demand. posted rates.
4sau4aD. commercial hliis 4Nt14n 1851 ..
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BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. so.-Flour

BALTIMORE, MD. Aug, 3O-Flour
quiet.
ofsf GIl.4Hlh-c.. september. $50 20 jJt4 c.
october. GGi4n66tc., December u>hq
0>s.c: steamer 40. red, o-'sQb- -.
southern, by sample, and Oh grade. o'4
Csc. .,
Corn firm; mixed SPOT and August.
f9t.043c September, 42i2e sac; October
ili5c. bid: year, 3j~c.. January. BOZ
35tc.: southern white, 43c. bid do. yell
low. s3i2c. bid.
oats firm No. . white western 2jl2
age: No. mixed. western, "a H23c.
RNc inactive; no. - i1c.
Hay firm at $3.50.
Grain freiehts dull. steamer TO Liver
pool. Ii.Ilhd., September; Cork for or
ders. 2s.Od. as I'D, September
Othcr articles unchanged.
Bonds Virginia 3s new. rs asked; do.
Century. Ci-saG'a,. Baltimore ana Ohio.
S5tlSa: Baltimore aud Ohio Southwestern
income ~. - asked: Consolidated Gas
stock. GS asked. do. bonds, Us. III bid;
do. SIS. lV9sllQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.-

DR. HOGE viii preach at ii \. NJ. NC
service i'm the afternoon.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI O.. Aug. 30.-Flour quiet
and liberal re,sipts. winter patent. $3.50
1850 DO. fancy S3.1ed32j, spring pa
tent. S3.4503.G-. 10. family. t2.7Vp ~.
Wheat qui e. No. red. track. jdpS'c.
Corn steady. 10. white. track SIC.
Oats quiet. 40. . mixed. track. ia
= Gel. No. . white. track, &c.
PCtk steady. mess SiO.5J; clear mess.
$llI5, family. SLID.
Lard steady. steam leaf. $3.50; kettle.
$500. prime steam. 500.
Bacon steady. loose shoulders. 500:
loose short rib sides. SG.25. loose short
clear sides. SG.1J. boxed meats worth
&c more
Whisky-Sales Of 80 barrels at Sl22.
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ERIE. PA. Aug. 3o.-At the conyen-
ton of clergymeu yesterday Protestant
Catholic and Jewish churches were rep
resented IL was agreed TO join IN a
monster Sunday parade as Tea
ture of the Centennial celebration. Seven
thousand children will Poe In line. tanners
win be- dispensed with. Nothing but the
American flag is 10 bee carried. A living
nag is 10 Doe composed of representatives
from AN the Sunday schools i'm red, white
and blue dresses for the stripes. ana a
girl from each Of the forty-four churches
will nm the field as stars.
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" o,a ., p ". by the pas
.er PRAYER and exp.ricnce rec.
INK from 40 10 500 Sn.uS 80
neon. "Wednesday n'ynt 49,. -, Al
o'clock. Epworth Leag1e fs,'s e'i5 & II
O'Clock. sunday schooi al '''
Cordial Welcome to all.
LAUREL-sTREE1 NJ T. = II . ID II
Episcopal Church. South Corner Iau,ci
Tor pastor sunday school AT 30 \: n
Preaching 81 II =. ". and J.. VI. su nt
as p N "Partnrrssip. The Epw oyth
League will meet at 10 y VI
BRoAD-srREET METHo DIST
streets )-Rev. j. r. WHITLEY. pastor
Preaching on Sunday. september lst. az
| II A. NJ. and T. VI The pastor VIII
preach at the mornins service, on IN
Mother Of Fountains and viii aGw.nis-
ter the sacrament OF the Lords supper
At the erening service the Rev. a. -.
BROWN. u. D., presiding eller OF tn'
| district. viii preach. quar- ny co., ~,
| Wednesday Thursday. and sa,uraay,
nights. Seats free. and polite listers VIZ
attend TO the comfort OF visitors
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
DR.. HOGE viii preach at IL A. NJ. NO
! service in the afternoon.
GRACE STREET pREsnYTERIAN
church. Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR. d. ID.
pastor.-No services in this cnnrch r-oih-
| Ing or night. Sunday-school services az
96 A. NJ. Wednesday-n'snt sefNl >, 80, AZ
meeting in the lecture-room sunday nish'
] NJ o'clock.
MARsHALL-sTREET CHRISTIAN
| church marshall street. bet. frahan am
| hancock). Rev. n. G. GARRISON pas
| Preaching a. II \. NJ. and T. VI.
Sunday school AT $50 A. " Prayer IT, -.
Public cordially invited.
SEVENTH STREET c II r Is N
| church Seventh and Grace streets, KEY:
| JABEZ HALL. past9r.-Preachine az II
A NJ No services at night. sunday
school NJ 800 A. NJ. Christian Endeavof,
| ms =. NJ sunday Pray'r-meeting. SO
i. NJ Wednesday. seats free fuh"e
cordially Invited.
WEST-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
| 1906 west Cary street.-Sunday school tSo
A. NJ. Prayer-meeting every rnmrsday
night at S o'clock. Public cordially IN
! vted.
FIRST ENGLISH Il u II Il Il N
| church tSeyenth and Grace Streets. KEY.
J. A. MOREHEAD pastor services
every sunday AZ II A. VI. s4nlas sSnspi
meeting Wednesday nights at L. NJ.
The public is invited Strangers are cor
! daily welcomed.
UNION GOSPEL MISSION tCONNth
| Eighth aud Main streets). -interesuas
| meeting on Sunday afternoon az o. clo,h
also. every night through the week a
| o'clock. conducted by Mrs. r. NJ. HlO-
| YER and co-workers
BRoAD-sTREEr MISSION HALL
| no east Broad open every night
! MONDAY prayer-neeting every day eN-
! cept Sunday The Christian Al1antt,
designed TO promote a deeper Christlan
life. meets every Friday night. Az
| welcome.
THE NEW JERUSALEM SERVICES
I held i'm the missi0n-room. ~ west Mar
| shall street by the Rev LEWIS r.
HITE1- IL a. NJ. regular scrvi 'rs tyi-
lowed by the Administrations or the 10Y
Comes" 10 A. NJ. Sunday school Tues
day. 5 y. NJ. business m,eilns Oh '''
members and friends of the MISSION
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IMPRISONED ~ GERHANT.
An American citizen Sentenced To Jail ON
a Charge Many Years old.

DECATUR. IND, Aug D.-M ora has
lust been received here thar n. Rom
berg. a Well-knovn citizen ana a member
of the Democratic Central Committee OF
Indiana. las bc IN arrested iu HAMBURG.
GERMANY where Dc was visiting his old
home ana sentenced TO twelve years
in.lrisC nment FOR whipping an officer IN
the German army before coming 10 this
country.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug @.-Noth-
ing has been reported 10 the state ys-
pertinent concerning the case of ii. N.
r. mixers. OF Decatur Ind, who Is said
10 have been sentenced 10 twelve year
Imprisonment AZ Hamburg for an alleged
assault ON an officer Of The lnn-fihl
German army. the offence beng COM
miitCd some years prior 60 his natsr2'izt-
ton and Nhsn he was sciNirg term
a. a soldier.
Frrl. ls statement o. the case IN the
press dispatches, mere appears 10 De no
ground for an interference on me part
of The United states. His alleged offence
is contuing one. which. by treaty stipu-
lation between Germany and the United
states, canot be affected 10y naturaliza-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

LONDON. August O.--Lord Marcus
r,.r.sford. brother of Lord William b'rea'
f.rd. who recently married the Towns
Duchess of Marlborough was mar rled
rrirat,lv hy special nc,nse Wednesday ii
81 Georges church. Hanover square u"
Louisa. daughter Of General heiey'
Lord Marcus BeresfOrd IS one oil the stew
'..ls Of fhc Jockey club. and D. also the
adviser of the Prince of Wales ~ the
nurrhas. of the latttr's race horses. ln'
star C.scribes the bride as Ms. buller'
au American
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TOnAcco ENcnANGE.


RlCHMDND, Va. aug. 3u $40
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. hOgsheads. filters. 4. cute
tors ~. scrap bright g.. leaf dark.
%. Tugs (iarhl 81. Total. ~ hOesnca0e.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Tusucctions Bright rG hoesheads. dark.
50 hOcshcads. Hcinepcc Bright. /
hoeshead; dark, h0gsheads and .
tlcrccs.
Myers, Meals. laVenpOrfs. Planters .
Shockoe Allegheny. ola Dominion. and
SeahrOOks tobacco warehouses report
to-day: Receipts 30 packages: deliveries.
96 packages
United States internal revenue coiicc-
tions on t0baccos for the city of Rich
m0nd. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes.
S39n.l2. plug tohaccos. Sl.S}234. Total.
s. 80. as.
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WrINIINGTON. ~ c.. Aug 3O.-Rosin
firm; strained. Sl17ia; good strained
Sl22is.
Spirits Of turpcntine steady; machine,
25isc.. irregular 2i',c.
Tar firm at Sl.25
Crude tCrpentinc steady; hard, Sll0,
soft. 81 20. virgin. S1.su.
SAVANNAH Ca Aug. 3u.-Spirits Of
turpentine firm an 2Jlsc.. receipts, l,lGJ
casks.
Rosn steady and unchanged. sales
5000 barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. g.. Aug. a0.-Tur-
penune firm at 2Gfc.. receipts. 36 casks
Rosin-Gool strained firm at $1,000 l1;
receipts 3if barrels.
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COTTON MAKKETs.

NEW YORK. Aug 30-Cott0n steady :
triadllne gulf = 40. middhng. 3-l6.
eales. Hi bales. spnners. 90 bales
stock. 1921 bales. Futures steady
sales. S6.DD bales. August nominal. sep
trmhtr. 4N9. october, 1875. November,
5 ~. December sos. January. S.l4, Feb
mary. SD. March. S.23..
Weekly Gross receipts. .JSI bales, cN-
ports 10 Gfc1f Britain. $40 bales, Con
fEent 500 bales forwarded, 40 bales
sales. 4,DiS bales spinnCrs. 3,&l> bales
sfotM to-day Net receipts. 1886 bales;
.,rj.k. 81 .S5G bales.
Ta,al SO far this weok-Net receipts,
. s37l bales, exports 10 Great Britain, 3,51S
lies, Continent 203 bales.
ToLal since September lst-Net receipts,
9 9,2f 400 bales. exports TO Great Britain,
3 g1fT52 bales. France, 1880 bales;
conI inont, 2.323, co bales.
Nl9eV ORLEANS. LA. Aug, 30-Cotton
futu n -ee-Near months and the late
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31
CHICAGO LIVE sTocE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Aug
3o.-Cattle-R Receipts. 1870. market
steady 10 firm. common To- extra steers.
St.tDG1.9I, stOckers and feeders - 4nfU
Alb COWS and bulls. 81 .2503 -. calves.
S5.5u16oO. Texans. Sl.gDN3.5O. western
rangers. S2OluiGJ
Ogs-Rcceipts, 1900; market weak
and b.. lower, heavy packing and ship
ping lots. S411Nf55. common % choice
mixed. S4Ou4.J5; choice assorted. $40
0lJJ. light S3.rlHf.J5; pigs. s2.I0n4.5O
Shccp-Rece 900. market weak
and Zoe. lower. inferior 10 choice. Sl.JOn
40. llmhs E3.nnNl.nl
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ST. LOUIS. MO-. Aug 30-Flour quiet
auG UNCHANGED
Wheat higher. September. G'Ac.. NO
Vember G3l,c. May. csc.
Corn higher. September. BIC. Decem-
Der. 20 &c.. year. 2j.. MAJ 2sc.
oats lower. September. lN'-c.. May, &c.
fOrk-Standard mess, $50.
Lard-Prime steam. 500. choice. $3.50.
Bacon shoulders. S6.21, longs, >t.1u;
clear ribs. SG.G2i.. short clear. 800.
Dry salted Meats shoulders. SJ.G2i2;
ribs. 500. clear 500.
High wines steady 80 ST.
. Tagging -jobbing "a pounds az Hic.,
: pounds az Disc, pa pounds az 81
Iron ties. fJc.
NNmn IMImn 90. Dor nnund.
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MCCAIN. MICH, Aug. 30.-A letter was
received by Mrs. Smalley from i. G.
Anderson. of lirintOn. which seems %
ehrw that her husband. John Smallcy.
who was killed while resisting arres {.
Mas neither one of the Chicago and
West Michigan train robbers nor the
murderer of Detective Powers. Reputa-
bic cifizous OF Br.nton have sworn 10 "a
complete alini for Smalley, ana nity olnei
residents are willing 20 back up lhe "'i-
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CHICAGO. Aug So-The red flag which
Was 90 grace the procession 10 Doe MADE
f.abor-Day boz honor OF kler Hardle the
ENGLISH Socialist Will not appear as
Mayor Swift has issued positive orders
against its being carried through lh'
.tr..fs Tine Mayor ordered oscar Neebe
Michael schvab. and other Socialist lead
ors brought 10 tine city Hall and warned
them against any attempt at display OF
the Socialist emblem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

LIVERPOOL. Aug. ~.-rhe Liverpool
ia,isf Secretary for ireland. Is engaged
h writins "a history Of the present cen
,7,r. H. i "A tremendous undertaking,
SAYS me Post and the work has thus FAR
occuniod MIR. Morey's spare time tof
s.trar.I NoaTS
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LONDON. Aug. 3.-The Rome CORE
,.ordent ~ the standard teleeiaphs tna'
rigr. Zalewski. apostolic DELEGATE 10 m
ola. is destined 10 succeed Mgr. sd'oii
at Va hiugtOn.
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
Twelfth and Broad streets Rev JOHN
POLLARD. u. b.. at II A. NJ. suoJrct,
THE Effect Baptist Principles sux% 10
Have on Those Holding Them No ser
vice at night.
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PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. 30. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

(cCrner Grace and Foushee streets. Rev.
MILAN f. HATCHER. -. d. pastor
IL A. NJ and SIS +. NJ. by kcy.
X. J. WILLINGUAM, j.. u. Resu-
lar rrayer-mecting wednesday n.gnt
a. SIS O'Clock Young People Union sun
day afternoon at O'Clock. Young men
prsvor-meeting Saturday night at Sis
n clock
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n lcadIng f0Iurc9 ranged as lollows.

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
quiet aud UNCHANGED ana prices were "a
trifle sieddier. No. . white, 6l"sHh-c.i
No. red Glis41l .ci No. > corn, 81
G5S5: rios. S5.a5a1.6j. shoulders. $500
56yia. whisky. Sl2u.
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cThirty-second and Marshall streets -
bible school at 91j A. NJ. Come and
brig The children. Preaching at II A..
NJ 6v Rev. GEORGE. r. WILLIAMS.
A cordial invitation eXtend,1 TO an.
Prayer-mecting Wednesday evening at 5
O'Clock Your pray RS and presence VIII
be mutually helpful. Is
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r0NnON BAR sILVER MARKET.

LONDON. AUG. au.-Ear silver. au 9-iid.
-..I d. Paris adNIcts quote a rcf
CENT rentss at lu- francs and ID CEN
times for the account.
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Grove avenue between Linden and Beech
Streets, Rev. J. &. HIDEN, -. j., pas
tor. Preaching at II A. NJ. by the Rev:
II. II. HARRIS. of Southern Theo'osl'. al
=. NJ. by the Rev. JOHN POIA.AttD,
ID. D.. of Richmond College.
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tending physician says she VIII never Ie-
cover her fun sight.
strange case of apparent blindness,
caused by electric flashes from lIoii'y
car which in ITS beginning was similar
M tho above. occurred in Brooklyn a
wear ago last fan. Young John 'annril.
u resident of Brooklyn. was staining
ON the corner oil FULTON ana Adams
stfeefs when the wheels of Cd passing
trolley ear stopped ou She track, causing
fri.ht electric flashes 10 shoot lioh
imdcr the car The young man pun ms
hands % his eyes. and staggered hacH-
wards. He CROPPED about almle7sly, ana
when the hysUm0ers took hold OF MN
re said DE was blinded. lie was taken
home. and apparently was entirely de-
lrved of sight.
and Doe was attended ny many eminent
ocrlsts. and later hy specialists Do nef-
VOWS disorders. Many tests showed that
the Young man really could not see. but
f1a oculists said his eyes were absolute
h uuimpaired. and they thought he was
shammiug The young man possessed
high intelligence. and there was no rea-
son why bee should attempt such strange
deception.
Finally the doctors decided that his
trouble was simply of a nervous charac-
fer and that if be- coull he made o.
believe that Doe could see. Dee would at
once regain fun use ~ his eyes. Areu-
mcuts and plcalines were Of no avail
and finally tine young man was seen
alone by one of the specialists of the
Eye Hospital. who practically ridicnlei
and bullied him into the belief that DE
could see.
The doctor insisted TO the young man
that he could see. despite his protesia-
lions that he could not
Finally Caunelds deiusion was over
come. "Why yes" he said. suddenly
'I can see. quite plainly" and he had no
further trouble whatever with his sieht.
The doctors said the young man was
not shammine lie could not see so
long as bee thought he could not The
ease attracted much attention among
medical men,
or course. the case Of Mrs. Chapius
NAV Doe of d different nature. In that She
may ia some way have received a direct
shock from the broken. scattered cur
rent. strong enough 10 cause temporary
blindness. IN the case Of Garfield. X
was shown that ne was absolutely insu-
lstol and could not have received any
current of electricity from The trolley
Nm. N,rL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

The State Library, Capitol. and all the
state offices will be- closed on LaDor-Day,
next Monday.
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THE CHURCH or THE HOLY TRIM

testant Episcopal church. north Laurel
street opposite Monroe PARK, KEY.
/ GRANATT rector Morning prayer
and sermon al IL a. NJ Evening prayer
and sermon at Sis Z. NJ Holy Communion
on first Sunday i'm each month at II \. n.
and on third Sunday at % \. NJ. thil.
Jren's service first Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock Other services announced from
chancel on Sunday. sunday school meets
at 900 A. NJ. IN Sunday-school building
at rear OF church. entrance through YES
thule OF the church.
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cLAY-sTREEr METHODIST EPIsco-

pal church, SOuth corner Adams and Clay
streets) Rev. Y u WILSON. pastor --
Preaching Sunday boy the pastor M n
0'clcck A. ~ and az ; o'clock r. VI.
:, nGay school AT Sl5 8. a. Aien's
prnyer-meetiug 81 ? O'Clock = ". Mid
week services Wednesday ni-ht az 5
o'clock. N.eung OF Eoworih Leagpe Fri
day night at o'clock Seats free ana
cordial welcome 10 all
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR
rer Park avenue and Harrison streeO,
Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART pastor. .
Preaching ON sunday september lst AZ
AT SIS by Rev. j. 6. HERNDON. Sab
bath school al 9.9 A. NJ Christian En-
deavor Society at 1870 p. ". Address by
Mr.. 9. W. CURRAN. Praycr-meeting
Wednesday. the 9Th. at S.l5 L NJ. All
are cordially invited.
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vENABLE- STREET BAPTIST

church corner OF Nenabie and Twenty
first streets)-Rev. J. 5. DILL. ID; u,
pastor. -preachin. at IL 4. M. and ..SO
+. Nj. every Sunday. Young mems meet
ing Tuesday night Regular pray er-meet-
ing on Wednesday night. Seats FREQ. Cor
dial welcome to all Is
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GRACE STREET PRESRYTERiAN
pastor.-No services in this church r-ofn-
ing or night Sunday-school services az
9.6 A. NJ Wedncsday-n.ght serVi - AT.
Sl5 o'clock Young Peoples prafeI-
meeting In the lecture-room sunday hishs
NJ \ o'clock.
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ner of Main and FOusnee streets -leV.
LYNDON r. MASON, rector. services
for the summer. on sundays Morning
prayer and sermon at II o'clock; evening
PRAYER az . o'clock. Holy Communion
an the first sunday al the II o'clock SER
vice. and on the third and NTH Sundays
AT Z 80 A. NJ Strangers are shown seats
and are made 10 feel cordially welcome.
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church Ccorner Twenty -ninth and Mar
shall streets. Rev JAS " MOORE. pas
tOr.-MOrning subject What is Pure Re
ligOn2' Evening subject instability
and its Consequences. The evening ser
Vices viii begin hereafter a. o'eiOck.
The Union Class-Mcetiua of Ricam0nd
aud Manchester viii hold its monthly
meeting al this church ~ S o'clock J.. ~.
hearty welcome extended 10 all.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streets. Rev. H. A.
BAGBY. pastor Preaching ~ II a. NJ.
and S p NJ. Sunday school at 2 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
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ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
Corner Beverly and Washington streets.
Rev. -. X. NUGEN1 minister In charge
Sunday school az $3.50 A. NJ. and = =.
NJ. Sunday service al 5 f. NJ. Evening
payer and song service. with lecture
day night at r. ". You will be-
cordially welcomed al any Of the services.
II you do not attend religious services
sewhere. We would be especially pleased
to have you come and worship with Us
regularly,
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WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Cary and Meadow streets. Kew
j. NJ. MERCER. pastor. W rship on sun
day: Sunday school. $50 \. NJ. Preach
ing at If A. NJ. and y. NJ. Boys meet
ing at 3 Z. NJ. Young Peoples Union az
T. NJ Prayer meeting Wednesday AT
= NJ. Seats Tree Visitors welcome.
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MARSHALL-STREFT

church Marshall street. bet. Graham AMI
Hancock). Rev. N. &. Garrison. pas
tor.-Preaching a. II \. NJ. and T. VI.
sunday school at e.so A. NJ. PRAYER meet
ing at 5 i. NJ. Wednesday. seats rec
Public cordially invited.
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SEVENTH STREET CHRISTINA

church (Seventh and Grace streets. Rev;
JABEZ HALL. pastor Preaching az ~
A. NJ. No services at nisht. SUNDAY
school NJ 800 \. N. CHRISTIAN r.nre'No',
715 y NJ. sunday PrayTr-meeting. SO
i. NJ Wednesday. Seats free fuhuc
cordially invited.
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PARk-pLAcE METHODIST CHURCH

lcOrnor Franklin and IIno sfretfsj--
Preaching an II A NJ. and SIS -. n. hy
the pastor Rev. ". > YOU 81. -. j..
Morning subject. THE Peacemakers'
seventh beafitlie) Evening slbiet.
What the WoTkine-re0Dle Can 20 for
Thtmselyes-A l.ahor-Day Message. Do
Brief talk before evening sermon or what
the Church has 10 90 with pure elections.
SUNDAY school al 9.39 4. N. Class-Ine't-
ing at 1880 y. ~. Prayer-mcetin We'd
uesaav ~ Nf5 = NJ Ior Peoples
meeting Friday at SIS =. ~
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CIR MARK,s CHURCH COR. FIRST

ST. MARKS CHURCH (COR. FIRST
and Clay streets).-Rev. GEORGE {.
ABBITT, rector.-Service and sermon at
n A NJ and q Il NJ. Sunday school "a
$3.50 A. NJ. Holy Communion every hrst
sunday.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH SERVICE
at n A. NJ. with sermon by the rector.
Sunday school at 9.45 \. NJ Holy Conn
muni0n at morning service.
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BARTON HEIGHrs NJ. e. CHURCH.
Rev. 5. =. HATCHER. pastor-Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ. Preaching az II A.
NJ. and T.. NJ. Christian Endeavor meet
ing al T. NJ. Prayer-meeting every
Wednesday evening At o'clock All are
Invited TO attend.
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WEST-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1906 west Cary street-Sunday school f.So
A. NJ Prayer-meeting every Thursday
night AT o'clock. Public cordially in
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