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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
Saw the Cars.

Mr.. Harvey Peyton. who lives I'm the
adjoining county, aged sixty-nine years,
was in Warrenton on Tuesday last for
the first time I'm thirty-five years and saw
the cars for the second time In his life
His first visit to Warrenton was under
peculiar circumstances. He was brought
here during the war by conscript officers
and spent several nights In the building
now used as warehouse by Fletcher n
Bro lie was made TO unload wounded
soldiers brought to the hospital here. and
says he carried a man TO a building near
the yirginian office. who soon Afterwards
died. Mr. Poyton had just heen married
and his wife was but sixteen years old.
lie begged the officer TO release him ~
that he could go 10 see her but the OIL
Ger said NO, I left my young VIE nj
home who | would like TO see as much ~
you would yours. and II : can stay you
must also" That night Mr.. Peyton stole
his way between the pickets and got back
10 his home I'm safety. where he remained
lie came with his son 20 Wafrenton on
Tuesday last to get a marriage license.
The young man Is TO be married In a Few
days TO a lady IN this county.-Warren-
ton Nirginian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

proclaim the Messiah. and 10 point men
10 him. he did not want honor for him.
self: he wanted honor for his Master: he
did not even want a name; he was salts
fled 10 eb only a voice--the voice or one
CRYING in the wilderness. Prepare ye tho
way Of the Lord make his path straignv.
With such spirit IL was not difncui'
matter for him to waive aside the oppor-
ttnitv which came to him. and 10 say
10 the people: No. no: am not the Meg
stab: 1 am only come 70 herald his ap-
proach, and point him out to YOU J IN
deed baptizc you with water-l admins
ter the outwsyd ordinance and sgn-out
One mightior than | cometh. the lace OF
whose sandals I am not worthy 10 UNI
loose 10 wash his feet: he shall bapsiz>
YOU with the Holy Ghost and with hre@
Whose threshing shovel Is In his hsnd.
and he will thoroughly separate the wheat
from the chaff on his threshing moor, ana
will gather the wheat into the granary,
and burn the char with unquenchable
fire.
II was impossible for a man OF johns
spirit 10 rebuke sin In the masses without
also rehuking II In the classes. We can
all condemn iniquity In low places; the
forerunner condemned Il wherever ne saw
II without stopping 10 notice whether the
place was high or low. The END OF sucn
a man Is to be set on martyrs pedestas
TO shine down the ages" But he did NOT
PASS away until his work was done: ne
had pointed out the Christ
EDWARD T.. pELts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

A Man sent to Live in "a Neighborhoodan ana
Thus Secure Dapes.

FLBE, Ala. Jan. IA man giving
his name az Dancan, settled In Conee
county recently and made "A good Inn
preston on his neghbors. lie won their
confidence, and finally said TO SOME oil
them that money was 10 be made out OF
green goods" Two or three persuaded
him to take a few dollars for them Tor
investment. lie returned them handsome
profits on their small deals, and they m
creased their investments from time 10
time. few days ago he called on them
and said that he had a big deal and
highly profitable one In view. They
readily got about 5000 for him, which
ne brought to Montgomery. where he
said the dealers were waiting for him.
Two OF the largest stockholders In the
dicker went along with him. When night
came he left them at the hotel. TO call,
as he said. on the dealers alone. After
a while he returned with his clothes torn
and his bair disheveled. He said he
had been assaulted and robbed OF the
5000 On account OF the nature Of the
deal the losers did not report his scheme.
and he parted company with them here.
disappearing completely. The authorities
are investigating the matter.-New York
Sun. %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
l.,..,,.r fnr a NlnIng Oomnany.

., the Law and Equity Court yesterday
100. minor chartered the Buckingham
Sfirino and Milling Company. This Is a
iaini stock concern formed for the oper-
sf,np ~ gold. silver, copper. and other
Y,ineraI properties in the State Of Nir-
I'D and OF establishing and putting INTO
Sneratiou. stamp mills, snesinB WORKS,
end other machinery and apparatus for
Yntnfne ana treating ores. The capital
sock Of the company - not 10 De less
iran 4. 600 nor more than 10000. In shares
~ sio each. and the principal office Is TO
h. located in Richmond.
The officers for the frst year are deslg-
mated as follows: President. Charles y.
~ terrau. Secretary and Treasurer. ~. NJ.
Crntrbfioid Directors 1arles i. OFer-
rail lewis n. Blair, ChoTles j. Ander-
son George ID. Wise. and ~. l. Denoon.
Tiis company has secured mining claims
Ia buckingham county. Va. from the
PIEDMONT Gold-Belt Chartered Company
reccrtly incorporated with capital STOCK
of s.. 600 eco, and IL proposes 10 operate
them early IN the spring. Several parties
have visited Buckingham cGinfy THIS
week with view OF securing claims,
and within the next few months y Is sara
that a number OF smelling works VIII pe
In onerati0n there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18


CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. 11.-Three-Quar-
tiers of tO-days session passed before
there appeared any symptoms on dc'nlty
or life The last quarter, however Was
noted for "a brisk upturn. due 10 we
covering of "a good-sized snort me. iut
strong provision market was without
doubt the principal sustaining lotct I"
prices early I'm the day. though thc OPEN
ing was "a tribe higher than me close on
yesterday ON. a falling OH in me Noi'h-
WESTERN receNlts News on wheat was
scarce to-day. and The crowd was h"l
disposed 90 venture much ON cach 5lu,
May wheat opened from E~sn"'fc' sou
between 6V iN19iac.. closing az the lop,
a,c Higher than yesterday. cash wheat
was steady.
Corn-Thero was plenty of room for inl-
prOVfment iu corn. Tho trade Wa SLOW
and nstlCss and the tone was borrowed
from wheat Towards the close shorts
displayed some energy in covering, luc
movement selling popular on the otN'i
markets as well. May corn solu ne
fvoon oSAc and 2SFN2SI.c.. closing Hl
Cash corn was itc. lower closing STEADY
Oats-NO essential change TOOK place
in oats. The business was OF an gnln
portant kind. and consisted entirely ci
local operations hv the regular snccial-
ties. May oats closed i-c. under yesicf-
dav. Cash oats were dull
Provisions The provision market WAS
Geaiu The leader in activity ana -lIcnhi
ON the Board of Trade floor Early lfao-
inr. whilst at firm prices was wifnoui
any particular features ana was scheg
uird but succeeded ly reaction, Whlch
luHed shorts into a feeling OF security
Inn from noon until The close the scene
was one of excitement. From the lowest
to the highest point there was range
Of soc ON pork and several large lines
of short property were covered; inc
nm of hogs at the yards was light. AMI
am advance I'M prices Tor them took place.
Al The close Nav pork was DC. higher
than Yesterday NAY lard jHliac higher.
and MAY ribs he higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
rHr rRoposED AyNENirI0s.
The SUBJ Committee l. Hard at WORK Pre-
rnrinn 3 Ilan.

paving plan.
I'll. subcommittee Of the two commit
toes QUO HunfXatfCu, appointed ny ING
Councils ol tine cities OF hlcnm On" anu
llanChe ter. met last nignl IN h2oh 30.
1g III Tine city Hal in this city, Tor tlc
Unuos. OF agreeing upon some plan
which i5 20 Doe submitted 10 me Joht
general committees. me- hdsl7 WIZ Hival
UfeIv Dc that Manchester is 10 FORM al"
..r.fioual ward, and the subcommittee
o0fsisfiue OF Mr. Wallerstein, the chair
man Of the ki shmOnd committee anu
llr Utz. oil tIe Manchester committee
arD preparing Infatuated ialtlheil''
winch is 90 show tne increase VI the cA-
tercus departments OF Manchester > ao-
Az the plan 90 bc submitted by me
subcommittee meets with the approval
of the TWO general committees wen ~
,rtfI ho reDcrtcd hy them 10 their respec-
fiv. councils. uuu III sanctioned ny mos
bodies. the Legislature VIII ne asheu N, M
pass am enabling act ana lle hldtIel WI
g. submitted go the residents OF the ,~o
,.irt.a fo De finally decided by popular
vofe at the next general election.
sbofld tHe annexation finally be de-
cided upon, then all the municipal OF
nccrs I'm Manchestef, rom .re 49,
down. would, OF course, nave 10 ateP
down and out. The political cOmino-
ION however. would not be confined 70
thr other side of the river. ae NV
district would Dt tnLiltu ~ ~ i"iI t"'."-
nj reprcsentatiVcs In the city govern
ment, and the influence Of these aidsflneh
and counciimen would have 10 ne counted
on There would be new elSlpies Tor
barfhs I'M every one Of the city depart
,oe~ta Probably the present number
of Nanchester's ofice-holoers Wotlp
tbo,env be increased rather than diinin-
~ some Of the town officials would,
lcpbtless. throw up the sponge OF p9hu-
cai aspiration. while new onice-sessheeIS
would step into the ring. lnose S ian
C"rferd that Manchester has nothing 90
Iose -bv the change but her name. ana
mat the benefits accruing from tndt loss
arc too great TO be disregaroed thfo1sh
Inst ~ this time the annexation en-
,b',sfaefs over the river are wllilhS 70
concede a great deal II necessary Ior me
nrivileas of being citizens and property-
holders of the largest city IN the state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey.

It is a pure, healthful stimulants
which quckenS the circulation ana
restores healthy action to every part
of the body. II is sure cure Tor
colds, malaria. pneumonia. II as
sists nature and buildsup the system.
DO not he induced to take any in.
ferior whiskey which your dealer
may try TO substitute, but he sure
that you get DuffyS. Nothing else
can produce the same effects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
TIFF TnEs-RICHMOND VA! SATURDAY, JANUARY is 1896

8kqsglc.; May. s5l,c. asked siia steamer
mixed. 3li4G3l, &C.: southern, o,. 9t1o
o4iIc'. No mixed, western, &c. asked.
Rye firm: No 2. 4Oc. FOR near Ny anu
lie for western.
hay steady at Sl1W asker.
Gram freights barely STEADY. Ill.
Provisions nrm: mess pork, 5000; puik
shoulders. short ribs and clear STU
Sc %. sugar-cured shoulders $'.-'' haiis'
small. 5000: large. 5000
I.ard--Rchned. 500. 49,
Huffer weak. fancy creamery, -Jc',
lndl, lSc. store-packed, lv9l-c.
EGEs hrmer at lac.
Coffee. S14.2J.
snrar nnief. granulated. 300
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
cu1cAco LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, Jan,
1T.-Cattle. Receipts. O.jO0, market weak
common TO extra steers. $3.50 100, stock
,rs and feeders S215ffi0o, COWS ana
bulls. 81 DDn3JD.
nogs-Receipts. u 900. market > 10 lpc-
higher. heavy packing and shipping lots,
~ es04pO. common 10 choice mixed.
S9 e00fOu. choice assorted, S3.jonlU,
light. 81 SOls %. pigs. $3.50.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 market steady.
Interior 10 choice, S2.O06f30D. lambs, $3.50
"a ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

POWERS. Died, az Dawn, va, Ihurs-
dsv January .. 1896. MARY f.. reiict OF
the late ellis Bowers.
JACKSON. Died at the old Dominion
ttospital. Yesterday morning, al lv.lo
O'Clock. JOHN J.. JACKSON, Jr.; ased
thirty-oue years.
Funeral from the residence or ms
fatf,er. Dr John D.. jackson. 200 east
franklin street. al 3 o'clock THIS tSatur-
day) AFTERNOON.
IEIDY Died. January IL, 1896 at The
residence OF her husband, 81 nofth
TWenty-nrst street Mrs. G.. a. LElDA,
beloved wife of VI. $. Leidy' aged hlly-
two years.
Her funeral will take place from Union
station 81. T.. church SUNDAY, January
18Th. at o'clock l.. vi. Friends and ac-
Quaintances are invited 10 attend.
Philadelphia ana Manayuhh papers
please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

WI pINgTON. n. g., Jan l'.-kosin
c,,,. etraine- - 80 good strained. slf'.
spirits of turpentine steady; machihc'
2gi5c: irregular, &c.
T~nde turnenrne firm; SOFT $50; vir-
B 'cr,iuARLEsTON. s. C.. Jan iT.-Turpen-
tine firm AZ 2yc. ,,. Quota
Rosin firm; sales, 400 barrels. =, V st l1.
"a ~. - 81 30. ". si.G0; I, HGl, s.
81 s.. NJ. $40. window glass S-.e''
water white. $500. - Human
SAVANNAH. GA Jan. III ur''n-
roeir| Psleg nominal other grades
aioadv Quotations. a. y, and g. IL
~ 81 so. n 81 4O. r. $50. O.. 81 80. ~
81 q. I. sfIO. X, $50. VI. $40, y -, > 81
window glass, S26o. water "hit'' f-'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
Only a Cold!

Yes; but a cold frequentlyhas a se-
rious ending. Chronic coughs, pneu-
monia, bronchitis and consumption
all start with a cold Neglected colds
cause more than two-thirds OF all INC
death, in America.
There is a right way ard a wrong
way to cure a cold, but you can maks
no mistake in using
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

NEW YORK, Jan: II o-day s : tay
anil outward appearance in all direc-
,,ons The attendance Of buyers mas
heen limited and spot business nsht'
vbilsf the outward movement OF iler-
chandise on existing contracts mas D'N
on "A restricted scale. 49,. 49,,
business through the mails mas proved
bowever. OF about OF average dimensions;
the tone Shows no material cnahSe 9un
sellers are gcneraiy easy ,,oos ''' ""'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. AID. Jan. 17.-Flour
dull.
Wheat dull. No red spot and January,
6sIs MAY, Goa. Issic.. southern. by sample.
asGfnc: do. on grade. 6an6siac
corn easy: mixed spot and January,
3zslfla24c: February. 32Iu33c.; March,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
Now york pRODUCE MARKET


NEW YORK. Jan 17.-Flour quiet.
steady and unchanged. southern no"r
unchanged
Wheat dulI and nrmer, with options;
No. red store and elevator, W@n iD'lf.'
aroat. Ti&Q72c. options were iailly ac-
tive and firm at 9s0l2c. advance, March,
G-sc. May, 0l'bc.
Corn dun and firm 40 p 35ihc.. Gle
vator. 3Gi9c ahoat Options were dull
ana steady al lsq4c adNance. yall""'s "
Oats dull and steady. Options quiet
and nrmer. January and February -ic.'
Nav. pic spot prices. NO. .. 2h IT,:
No . white. 25ilc.. mixed western 80"
2jhc --l.o.
HAY barely steady. shipping, 754Noc.;
good to choice. g5c nSl.O5.
Wool IN fair demand, firm. and un-
changed. -,,,,.l
Beef quiet and steady; family $i ,l,..l
10 1N. extra mess. $50 0MNW. beer mans
steady al $3.50. tiercod beef steady ana
i'm moderate demand, city extra, llulss
mess, Y5l0uI1Ol. cut meats Quel an"
firm: hams. SsOpQs.'o. ....,
Lard nrmer and quiet, western steanl'
81 az. CITY. S54Od1l5. January, 500,
nominal. Refined quiet; Continent So.55l,
South American, $3.50. compound Hf.''4
Pork firm ana in moderate demand
Pntter YEA weaker and quiet; state dairy.
Ole. creamery. iG02li2c.; western DAIRY
11M1fc.: Elgins, DE. ,.
Cotton seed OH quiet and firm; crude,
24Sc.. yellow prime. 2sa2lc.; DO OF
grades. 27hn274c.
R0sin quiet and unchanged.
Turpentine quiet at - lW"2Ic.
Rice and mOlasses firm and unchangeH.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked, aga
4a>c.
Coffee steady at 10015 points down;
January. S133D. March $1,000 t3l5: May;
$40 Go September, Slls5. spot hlo duil
and steady. No. z, $1,000
Sugar-Raw duh and firm fair REIN
ing. 3o.c. Refined hrmer and IN lair
demand. No 6. 4a.c.. No. :. ollie No
S. 4 5-lGc.. of a, 4ieqi'sc., standard q,
graduated. 4 l5-16c
Frelghts quiet. firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
GRAIN - coTroN EXCHANGE.

quotations. Nheat-Longperry. ~ 10
SOC. mixed, zoo 90 tSc., shortDerry, ~ 10
lac.. no. req. a. 90 Zoe
Corl-N White. Virginia. Doe. No
white 35ia % 54c. No. mixed, 33c
Oats-No. mixed, - 10 25iac.. NO.
mixed. ~ to 22i5c. winter seed, y 20 &c.
Rye-f0 90 34c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
sendinr Ont C,rculnr Letters.

The popuiists are sending o"f 20 All
their township chairnen circular tet-
ter asking their views as 70 ne rsssra-
buitv Of fusion with the Republicans.
Therc are plenty Of signs Of dcclara-
lion Of independence by the Populists =
Winston Sentinel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

nALTIMnNE srOcK NIARKET-

IS. new. iSisa74. do Century. coi~0gr, .
Baltimore and Ohio. ~ bid. Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern income. TO asked;
Consolidated Gas stock. 5S45N.; bonds,
Jos asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

Private sales reported 10 me secretary
of tbc Ricnmond Tobacco Trade 1o-ua.
Wrappcrs. hogshcads' hlleis' -
tcrs i. leaf (darN, J, Tugs dark .
Total. A. hoesheads .. ,o-1a,,.
1he tobacco Inspector reports lo-Iai
specfious-Brighi. ~ noesheaaei mr.
4 hogsheads and uerce- l'''ii'!
lions Bright. II hOesheads. .,.-.
Myers Planters, DaVenports. Shochot'
sea6rook's. stonewall. and Aileehany To-
hacco warehouses report to-day ~
HveriCs. - packages .,,.,
tiona on fohacc0s for the city OF kch-
mono. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
81 rs 60. Mug tobaccos. S220l CT. Total,
SGpG02f .
The usual sale OF bright loose loDaccos
at ghelburne's warehouse to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

Sam Haynes has made contract 10
represent the Richmond Times IN inc
Ninth district. He commenced work Wei
day Sam IS a hustler AZ the pus'hess'7
Gate City Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

WEST VIEW BAPTIS T CHURCH
corner Cary and Meadow streets). Rev.
]. NJ. MERCER, pastor. Worship on sun
day: Sunday school. $50 A. VI. Preach
INK at II A. NJ. and p. VI. Boys meet
ing at Z. Nj. Young Peoples Union az
4 y. NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednesday at
gP NJ Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
BRoADUs-MEMoRIAL BAPTIsT

church CThirty-second and MarshaH
streets. Bible school and $40 A. n.
Come early and bring your Bible. Preach
ing al n 4. NJ. and T.. NJ. by the pastor.
Rev. JACOB SALIADE. Seats free.
Visitors cordially welcomed. Pray
ing Wednesday evening az > =. ~ NJ.
bic hour may be spent in either or these
services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18
suNp.y cuuRcu NOTICES

GROvE-AvENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue between Linden and Beech
tor.-Preaching at II A. Nj. and at
7. NJ. by the pastor. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streetsl. Rev. II. a.
BAGBY. pastor.-Preaching At n, II A. d..
evening al r. NJ. Sunday school at
A. NJ. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
day at 1 T. NJ Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

and declined 90 points. closing steady,
with sales of i26.GvO bales.
TO-day's features. The speculation was
narrow and prices closed slightly lower.
The interior receipts were a little larger
at some points than had been expected,
and Tie decrease IN the interior stock ioi
the week IS not quite 80 large as mas
been estimated.
Liverpool. which opened higher. re-
acted "A little in the later transactions.
But the worst feature OF the market
was really the dizziness of the speculation.
In spite or that II was at one TIME
higher. ana but for that It would prob
ably have closed higher AS II Nds,
however. a few OF the short -Walstea
bulls became rather Discouraged anu iet
20. This caused a moderate decline lh
the later trading. but the tone 81 the
close was steady.
Some of the southern markets were
lower, hut others were higher, anu Neit
are signs OF an increasing spot demand
here, partly for export New England
mills are inquiring FOR spot cotton mere
tonight. as New York is now the cheap
cet market
The estimated receipts at Houston and
New Orleans tomorrow are smail' IN, ne
quantity brought into sight TINS week
Dis about what the bulls had expected
The exports from the ports to-day reach-
ed the aggregate OF a1,2l4 bales.
Liverpool bought for spring ana sum
mcr months here freely. and rs FOR inc
bears. they were anything but assfes-
sive. There is said. however. 10 be quite
an extensive fhors interest mere. II
the receipts do not increase. II Is believed
that both Europe and England VIII plg
spot cotton on "a much larger scale, dnl
thus give me market the best kind 81
foundation Tor speculative rise. IN
That the crop rs not above tVprp
bales. and possibly not more than D."s.nO
bates and that the consumption VIII ne
large and prices ultimately much hciler
tLan now. arc fundamental aNoms OF
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Ian. l7.-Cot-
ton futures. Sales. $500 bales. January
and February 10 April - NAY,
ass. June. $50: july. 1."2. August ESQ.,
LIVERPOOL. Jan l7.-l2:3o !. NJ
Cotton. business f0ir and prices hatdcn-
ing. American mddline. 49,. sales. l"Npl
bales. American. 300 bales. speculation
and eXport. 1000 bales Futures opened
steady. January. 24-Gf. January ana
February. 24-6.fl4 2j-Gi. FEBRUARY ana
March. Z 2J-Gi. March and April. 15-'4
May and June. 4 22-6iQ 1864. June ana ...
July. 4 23-Gi. July and August = Z,-oi .
August, and september : 2l-es9t dc 5@I,f,
September and October. ] l1-nf. 'c,op.'
and November. ll-64. Futures nrn.
Tenders. 100 bales new dockcts.
r. M-American middling. low MO-
January and February. . 24-6iQi 23-6t
buyers. February and March. = -t-oi;
buyers. March and April. 24-Ai April
and May. 4 1864, buyers. May ahI ~ ~,
4 23-fl sellers. June and July. -'-'f.
sellers July and August 23-'l-
August and September. ~
buyers. September ana October, l"-bt'
sellers. October and Novembor 4 lv-'i'
4 1864 Futures closed quiet.
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cash quotations were as follows. Flour
v,as Guiet and steady, prices were un-
changed. No. spring wheat ~ -2,Pc..
No q GlN0G27,c.. No. : corn - ~ - ~
M > oats lTEMfSc.. mess pork, SlpNJn
fois. lard. sS67l5N5 20. short rib sides.
S40S45OO. dry salted shoulders, A6z's4
4. n. Short clear sides, S5f2i49a25; whis-
~ St -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

LONDON. Jan. 17-Bar silver. aOtld.:
Cousols 1919, for both money ana The
. --.IuI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, REV. GEO.
COOPER, d. D.. pastor AT IA y. M.
at $3.50 A. NJ. Young Peoples Union at
4 +. vi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-18

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH ,(C0R-
ner Main and sixth streetsl-Rev W. w.
LANDRUM, ID. D.. pastor.--Morning wor-
at x o'clock 4 series OF meetings Is in
progress i'm this church Rev. L. .;
BROUGHTON, Of Roanoke. Va, VIII
preach in all the services. lurinh heA'
week there viii be three meetings day
meeting FOR inquircrs in the mission
room at II NJ. Bible reading at =. lLi
praise, prayer and preaching at 4. Nj.
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more. passengers and general cargo.
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more, passengers ana genera caiHV'
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Gfadison and Grace streets).-Dr. KEltR
will 0filci1te at n A. NJ. and +. NJ.
Communion az morning service. Topic AZ
night. Christ on Two Great Battle
Fields" Rev &. Il. HYDE win speak at
The young peoples service az O'Clock
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR
rcr PARK avenue and Harrison street,.
Rev. j. CALVIN STEWART, pastor
Preaching ly the pastor at II d. NJ p
and $ -. 81. Sabbath school az $3.50 4. NJ
garisNan Endeavor meets at l:lJ i. VI
Seats fIar All welcome.
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BARTON HEIGHTS, EPIPHANY MIS-
vine service each Sunday at II A. NJ and
al il. II. Seats free The public coy
daily invited. Sunday school at $3.50 \.
81. IL
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sEVENTH-STREET Q II r I =
church Seventh and Grace streets. Rev:
JAREX HALL. pastor Preaching at Al
H. ~. by rev Il r. SWEENEY. Of Co
mmbus, Ind, and az p. ". The twenty
third annual address before the Young
MEMS Missionary Society VIII be Delivered
hv ROW 4. n. SWEENEY. Sunday school
90 $3.50 a. VI. Seats free. Public cordially
invited.