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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11
NEW YORK PRoprCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 1o-Flour quiet
and generally firm. winter wheat, low
grades, S225a290. do. fair TO fancy, s.. -
1880, do. patent $}.9oaA2j. Minnesota
clear. s. j003.15; patent &45n4.35; low
extras, s. 2jd2.9O. Southern -four quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat-Spot market firm and good cX-
port demand: No. . red, store and Gle
vatOr. S1L0Sl2tc.; ahoat. S30S}Ac. 90
lions were less active and closed weak
ai Ike. advance 10 Sc decline; No. .
red. April. 747sc.; May. 723sc.. June. 717Sc.;
July. 717sc. September, 7li4c.; Decem-
Der 1890.
Corn-spot duh, firm. and scarce. No.
.. 4Ce. elevator: Ale. ahoat Options
were dun and stead az unchanged prices
TO &c decline: April. SIC; MAY 3Gc.
Oats Spot fairly active and frmor.
Options dun and steady; April, 2JNc.
MAY. 2fHc Spot prices: No . 2jiec.:
No. white, 2GEc. mixed western, 2Jd
26i4c.
Hay firm and in fair demand: shipping.
7Ja77iac.: good to choice. 9jc.WN0j.
Wool in moderate demand, nrm, AMI
unchanged.
dun at S145OQ15OO; tierc',l beef SLOW:
city extra, India mess S15O0015.jO; cut
meats quiet and steady; picked bellies,
$40: shoulders. $L5O04.7J: hams, $50
M9OO.
Lard quiet and about steIly; western
steam. $500: city. $3.50, MAJ, $j.35 Re-
fined quiet. Continent $500: South Ameri-
can. 5000: compound. HG2HQ475.
Pork duh and unchanged.
Butter fairy active and steady. cram
cry. l00i5c.. factory, Sailisc..
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy. Grade,
2li3c.; yellow prime. 25l2c; do. Off grdde,
25i4c
Rosin dun and firm; strained. com
mon TO good. 81 75Q177i3.
Turpentinc quiet and steady AZ 2Si@jc0c.
Rice firm. in fair demand, ana ln-
changed.
Moiasses fairly active. firm. and IN
changed
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked. ~,
@5c
Coffee steady and unchanged 10 10 points
mp: May. S1290Ql30O. July. S12 f0a1l15.
September S}l1JNl1.25; December. SO 70
r,IO75 Spot Rio duh and steady: 40.
Z. Sl315.
sugar-Raw firm and quiet: fair re-
nsinc. SIZE. OS.test centrifugal &c. Ee-
fined firm. FAIRLY active. and UNCHANGED.
Frcights 20 Liverpool quiet cotton. 1y
steamer i-1Gd.: grain by steamer. "a
Southern icsh fruits and vegetables:
Strawberries Florida, quart. lJuI0c.
AfialdE us oitU NaioINdt ttL"n
punches SlO0dG.01.
Ecots-Florida. crate, 15c. p; do zoo
punches. S2.500J.o0
Cabbagcs barrel or crate $40
ti2.0
Carrots--Florida. 100 punches. = 001
500
Ege Plant-l'iorlda. box si.5oa350
Kale-Norfolk. barrel. SlO0UlJ0. do.
barrel 81 -
Lettucc-FIorida, basket. S1OOHl."j; 90.
Sasrles,oos aa~ fo1s!GI 80. N0si0Ils d.,
700. -
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TINE CLOSING QUOTA TI0Ns or
AONIl.
oasrings and Sales at the Hich"o"d TO-
ba,co Exchange internal kotenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advice

NEW YORK. April i0-Whih spccu-
lation at tho stock Exchange to-day az
tnt,rvafs was exceedingly duN yet on
the whole the dealings were chamcieiizco
AZ greater confidence and strength 'nan
an any previous day ~ the week. Inc
aayanco BOZ prices was quite general ana
The Improvement Was mainly due TO "a
ohAngc OF sentiment in regard 10 NO
probable action az President Cleveland
on the Cuban ocilccroncy matter The
fEct that the foreign markets for Amer
ca securities are undisturhcd by the
action OF The House undoubtedly has
q good effect Sun another factor I'm
the days speculation was the reduction
In the rates az sterling exchange. Vnich
prevented gold shipments by tomorrow s.
steamers. and renders exports 81 mo
yellow metal improbable for al least
some days 90 come. Tho bears attempt
Cd TO check The upward movement 10
prices hy attacking American Tobacco
and one or two other specaitics whicl
happened to De- without effective support.
Tobacco was sold down from Sfi4 80
So and closed at merely fractional
recovery. Despite the selling of Tobacc'.
the general market continued strong D
the late trading. Manhattan scored tie
greatest rise. selling up from 100 20 lfps
on the movement boy the city authorizes
10 scord the company increased fadi-
ties 90 extend ~ lines. The stock Fit
of a. ll0is Sugar was conspicuous tor
strength throughout and rose 20 1ijft
u~a on purchases hy houses identified
with officials of the trust. The GranTrs,
Chicago Cas- General Electric. ISuis-
Vie and Nashville. and Tennessee Coal
and Iron advanced itUl per cent. But
there was nothing ina the remainder oil
the list calling for special comment spec
ulaton closed firm in tone Net 0naugcs
shOs advances OF itNl4 per cogt. out
side Of American Tobacco. which leclined
IS per cent The total sales wer los S,i2
shares. including 1880 Sugar. 1900 To
hacco 900 Manhattan. 1900 Burlington
and Quincy and GOO Chicago Cas. Bonds
we're lower The transactions footed
up $i274.OOO.
Money on call easy az 30Jl per cent,
last loan at per cent. and closing Of.
fcred at per cent. print mercantile
paper 5iyUG per cent Ba' silver ONil.
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business en- bankers bills af4NNH4Ssli Ton
sixty days and 4SSa4n4S9 for demand;
posted rates. 4SSi4a4SgR commercial
bills. 4S7N4S7it GovernUent bonds firm.
state bonds dull Railroad bonds lower
saver at the board was feady.
Treasury Balances. Coin, Sl&', SCI ,9eS;
currency. $50. SCI SGD.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. April iO.-1he wheat
market was a waiting and cXpectant
one day The Government report act
cd I'm the capacity of a restricting agent.
and although there were various rumOrs
of the condition to be given, they all
received scanty credit, the trade being
aware Of the fact that there IS no longer
any opportunity for advance Information
On the docket on the whole, prices
were quite firm. although there was
period in the session when they pre-
scented considerable weakness. After the
fifteenth hour scalpers who bought be-
gun 20 sell out, and prices reccded, but
rallied before the close on moderate cover
ing Of small lots. May wheat opened
at GGkmGfkc., declined 10 GJi2c closing
at Gj7sc &c. higher than yesterday. Cash
wheat was steady.
Corn-The range OF prices on corn was
&c. from which IL may be assumed that
there was little OF interest in the market
for that grain. Fluctuations were SYM
pathetic with wheat May corn opened
at coke. sold at 3Oc.. where it closed.
unchanged from yesterday. Cash corn
was steady.
oats opened with an improvement
equal to the trivial losses Of yesterday,
and was thereafter firm. except when
wheat displayed weakness. Business
was slow. nothing important developing
during the session. May oats closed
&c. higher than yesterday. Cash oats
unchanged.
Provision.-The old story Of a weak
hog market, followed by an easy one OF
the product, was reported this morning.
The grain markets furnished but little
help. and with the exception OF pork.
which rallied a little on scattered buying.
ffft fr..
close. Ny pork closed 2i4njc higher.
May lard unchanged, and May ribs PA
DC. lower.
The leading futures RANGED as follows.
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family prayers" "liy husband wshy
a warm DINNER Sundays and just CAM
20 to church.
IL is dangerous 10 Interpret a parable
too closely. We cannot attribute 70 Coo
the spirit which prompted The master.oi
the house to send out into the streets anc
lanes OF the city for. the pialniefi ync
halt and blind. But IL Is true That Coo
has sent out into the streets ana Ianes
Of the city. and that many wa4msd 40
halt and blind havo been brousbt ID.
and that still there Is room. And ne Il
now sending his servants out INTO the
highways and hedges, and psrslsteis'iy
Urging men 10 ceme in. while many whq
had no thought but that they were the
people and who had every opportunity
that could be desired have not tasted Of
his sumner. EDWARD l.. PELi.
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NAVAL sTOREs.

WILMINGTON. y. c., April 1O.-Rosin
firm: strained. Sl.4O: goodstrainod SI4J.
Turpcntino quiet: mdchine. 2jiqc
Crude turpentine dull; hard, S1.30; soft,
S17O. virgin. $50.
Tar quiet a 90c.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. April 1o.-Tur-
pcntinc firm.
Rosin firm. Quotations: b., c., and
D.. 1875; r., S1.35; r., S.45; c.. $50;
H.. Sl.5j. L.. Sl.Cj; X. $40: NJ. $1.s5;
". $l95; W. g.. sos; w w. $40
SAVANNAH. GA. April 1O.-Turpen-
tine firm at 25Hc; sales. 500 casks.
l;osin firm and unchanged and in good
demand. receipts 2.255 barrels. sales
1000 barrels. Quotations: A., b., and
c., $50: D.. S135; h.. Sl.45. r.. $50:
c.. $50: H.. I.J0Ql55; /. S155: X.
$40; NJ. $50; y. Sl.90; w. c., 500,
w W, S215.
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She Proposed and Took Her Lover to .
Magistrate.

COOKS FALLS, n. Y, April 9.-Tues.
Gay night a young woman appeared BE-
fore Justice A. l.. Cook and asked nm
TO marry her 10 a young man she had
with her. She said she was Minnie
Picket and the man at her side said ne
was q. W. Cole. lie said ne was about
10 go TO North Carolina for ie"
months. and was willing 20 keep his com
pact with the young woman, who WA
managing the affair. The ceremony was
performed. and the justice kissed the
bride.
The bridegroom whispered that he
didn't have any money with him, but
would settle the fee lie said thar the
young woman had said leap year pro-
posals go this season." and, as he was In
love with her. would marry her.
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at $3.50, two at $40. two at $40. two
at 81, one at SI.G. one 1t Sl-I0. three at
s1Go. five at $50. one at Si.i0, one at
81 20 four at sl.f0, ,thrse at 81, one at
zoe. one at JOc., one at &c.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. 1 hogshcad. filters. IA; cutters,
I. smokers. /: scrap (SrighD, g; leas
dark, o, Tugs dark, $. Total, 40 hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspectlons-Bright, II hogsheads: dark,
IL hogsheads and 30. tierces Reinspec-
tions-Bright. - hogsheads and 1 tierce,
dark. . hogsheads.
Myers, Davenports, Crenshaw's. Allie
ghany Shockoe. and Old Dominion to-
bacco warehouses report to-day: Receipts.
80 packages: deliveries, 81 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tons on tobaccos for The city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
N,1ts.45; plug tobaccog. l,iSO59. Total
S2,749O4
sales Of sun-cured tobaccos Mt Shei.
burne's warehouse to-day, highest price
$3.50. '''00'
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ST. LOUIS MARKET

ST. LOUIS MO- April 1O-Flour
steady: patent S37O03.sO; fancy. $500
300; choice. S2j5H2GJ.
Wheat lower; April. G05sc; May. else:
July. G2',c.
Corn easier; April. 2GHc.; May, 27l,c.:
July. 2Sikc.
Oats-April lower: July higher: April.
1sMc.: May. 1890. asked; July. 1850.
fork-Standard mess, new, $S.S2ig; old,
$ p.
Lard-Prime 81 50: choice $500
Bacon Shoulders, $500.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders. $50:
longs, A75; clear ribs. $40: clear shorts,
s4.S7ia.
High wines steady at Sl22.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. April
1O-Cattlc: Receipts, 1000. market weak
and loo. lower; common to extra steers
s. 3O04GO: stockers and feeders 5000
800 COWS and bulls. $LJ003.jO; Texans.
s.. 2JM3.lJ
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. market easy and
5c. lower early. closing stronger; heavy
packing and shipping lots, S3GoQ3. So:
common 10 choice mixed. $1,000 90:
choice assorted. Sa90alo0. light. $.70N
400. pigs. $3.0ou3.9O
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. market steady.
inferior TO choice. s S0Q3SO; lambs. 1915
"a 70
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI o.. April 1O.-Flour fair
ly active winter patent S3.7O03.9O:
spring patent. S3Go03g0.
Wheat quiet and firm No. red, track.
roc.
Corn fairly active and firm; No .
mixed. track, 22Q22Hc
Pork quiet and firm; mess. 5000.
Lard quiet; steam leaf. 500: kettle
$3.50.
Bacon quiet; loose shoulders $50:
short ribs $3.50; short clear, $5371s; bel
lies. 500.
Dry sailed meats steady and quiet;
loose shoulders, 1915: short ribs. S4S7l2;
short clear, $500; bellies, $J.12l4, boxed
meats &c. more.
WhskY steady AZ 81 ~
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, April Io-Flour
firm.
Wheat dull; No red spot and April.
72i4072s4c.; May. 7f4017sc.; July. 71l.c.
asked southern, by sample, 76477c.; do.
on grade. 72n7jc.
Corn firm; mixed spot, 345sG3Jc: April.
34N035isc.; May. 3i7sc. bid; June, 3Ji5c.
july, 3Cd3i4c; steamer mixed, 33i, z
33Lc.; southern. 3Isc bid.
oats steady; No. . white. western. 26d
2Gi2c.; No > mixed. western, 2GI5a25c.
Rye dun and weak. No. .. near bv.
42n42i2c.: western, 44d4Jc
Hay firm.
Grain freights very quiet
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE

offerings at auction on Change to-day
by Messrs. George \. Haynes. Carter x
Ryland. and ". Ben Palmer. - packages
OF sun-cured tobaccOs One package sold
at Sl5.JD. one at s.. five at S7.2J. one at
81 one at 500, one at Sd2ia. one at
$3.50, one at $G.25. one at 81, one at $50.
one at S535 TWO at $3.50. two at Si3O.
two at $40, one at 81, one at $3.50. one
al 1910. three a. s.. one at S2G2is. one
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. April 10. 1896.

Quotations: Wheat-Longberry ~ 10
SIC: mixed IS to Sic; shortberry - to
Sic. No red. Sic
Corn-Wmtc. Virginia, 3Gis to Sc; NO
2 white. 36izc.: No. mixed, $3.50 to 3oc.
Oats-Ec . mixed. 2Jc.: No. ) mixed,
24Nc.: winter seed, - TO soc.
sNc- 40 20 4sc.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-The jobblng
trade I'm dry goods has disNayed a bet
ter business during the latter half OF the
week. .n ihe primary market conditions
are much ass last reported. The attend
ance of buyers is small and all spot bust
ness confined TO local operations Of resi-
dent representatives of out-of-town
houses. whilst the mail and wire order
demand has been of an average char
9cfer
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET

LONDON.April io-Bar silver. 81 3-lGd.
Consols 1loa, for npney and 10 BIG for
the account
4.3O =. M.-Paris adyicos quote per
cent rontes at l0i francs and l2is cen.
times FOR The account
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80. ~
String Beans-Florida. wax, crate, 500
$50. do. green. do. 81 ooQ3.op
Spinach Norfolk, barrel, 1Jc. MSf..J.
Squash-Flprlda, white, crate, l.IJ1
200.
Toma toes-Florida. carrier, sl.DU3Jl;
do crate. $l.JOH3.OO.
PotatoeS-F1orida S30ouGJO
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BONDS


BALTIMORE ND. April 10 Virginia
Century 6ENGui; Baltimore and Ohio
17i3 bid. Northern Central 40 asked.
Consolidated Gas stok. Gf, NGJ
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s. Railway pfd Ts......1@ 20 :.

Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH az
west Marshall street Among the vari-
Gus missions holding Sunday services IS
that OF the New Church. whose exposi-
tons or the spiritual sense OF the Holy
Word is one Of its great features and It's
doctrines on the Trinity. resurrection,
heaven and hell. and the future life. are
founded upon the teachings OF Christ.
Services are held every Sunday at III
A. NJ. An adult Bible class meets at (
i. NJ. and library OF between go and
Ron volumes for any DESTROYS Of investi-
eating the truths presented by this de-
nomination, and loaned free on application
at the mission.
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

GRoVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue near Beech street,, Rev
d. O.. Hidden, ID. D., pastor.-Sunday
school at 0.1J \. NJ. Preaching at II A.
NJ. ana az L. NJ. Pastors Bible.class
al 10 a. NJ.
WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHrrRcH
corner Cary and Meadow streets), Rev
y. VI. MERCER, pastor.-Worsh on sun
DAY. sunday school, $3.50 A. ". Preach
ing al IL A. NJ. and 5 p. NJ BOYS meet
iH3 az +. VI. Young Peoples Union at
= +. VI. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
l. NJ. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
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RICHMOND srocK MARKET.


Salcs-25 go Virginia Centuries al COS;
1000 az 81. loo 4 81; ] 900 al 81. 1000
az CO.'S 1000 Richmond City G's due
1900 a. 10ga
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BROAD-STREEr MISSION HALL
Cl2 east Broad. open every night
MONDAY prayeTmeeting every day ex-
cept Sunday. The Christian Alliance.
designed to promote a deeper Christian
life, meets every Friday night AL
welcome.
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HIGHLAND PARK METH DIST
church. Sunday school at 300 A. NJ
the pastor. Rev. j. n. LATHAM; also.
prayer-meeting and Scripture reading,
with suggestive and helpful talk by the
pastor every Wednesday night at 8
o'clock Is
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) ranged 81 foIlows

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet and unchanged No , spring wheat,
Gf4N65'sc.: No red. 6SisaG97sc: 30. .
corn, 2oi2N29@sc; No. > oats 1910; mess
pork. }s.J)ds. CPL; lard, t5O2i4aI05. short
rib sides S4.J0HI5j; dry sailed shoulders
81 JOQ4G2la: short clear sides, SfJO0
4.G2i2; whisky, $122
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH MIs-
sicn-room. IL west Marshall street.
Sunday, April 18th, THE Streams Which
GLADDEN. the City Of God" Sunday school
at 10 A. VI. Adult Bible Glass at Il. NJ.
Free library.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. April 10. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Ger steamship Hermann. New Orleans.
Br steamship Nutsfeld New Orleans.
Br steamship Westgate. Norfolk.
Schooner G. y. Buchanan, Boston.
Harrington.
Bark Emerandi. Norfolk,
SAILED.
Schooner y. +. Poole, Providence.
Schooner L. VI. Law Providence.
Schooner TalOpa. Galveston.
Schooner b. Dean. Portland
Ger. steamship Hermann. Rival
Br. steamship Nutsfeld, Hamburg.
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LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twenty-dfth aud Leigh streets),
Rev. W. l.. WRIGHT. D. D.. pastor
Sunday, IL A. NJ, sermon; subject.
y. Y. +. u. Sunday. 800 l.. NJ, b. Y.
J.. u. sunday, 9:1j A. 81, Sunday school.
Sunday, ) i. ", sermon. text. Prepare
90 meet thy God" Tuesday s =. NJ,
mems prayer-meeting. Wednesday, Il.
NJ, praycr-mecting.
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BARTON HEIGHTS NJ. L. CHURCH.
Rev. 5. c. HATCHER, pastor.-Sunday
school at $50 A. VI. Preaching at IL A.
NJ and Z. NJ. Christian Endeavor meet
ing at +. NJ Prayer-meeting every
Wednesday evening at o'clock. All are
invited to attend. Is
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH (2lO
north Fifth street.. Rev. JOSEPH NJ
SEATON. pastor. Services at IL \. NJ.
Subject, Courage" Sunday schOokat 10
a. NJ. Bible class at l2.lj =. NJ; sub
ject, Jesus and the Little Children"
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FREE LECTURE BY MIR. l.. W.
PENZER, ordained evangelist. at Leader
Hall. Manchester. Va. April l2th, at
L. NJ. Subject. THE Second Coming Of
Our Lord" The lecturer claims TO be
strictly orthodox. and will explain work
OF restoration now taking place In the
Church Christians OF all denominations
cordially invited.
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL

TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
church. South corner Broad and Twsn-
tieth streets, Rev. JOSEPH T. MASTTN.
s u. NJ. by the pastor. Wednesday
night service at : o'clock General
prayer and experience meeting from 3 70
SUNDAY school AZ o:i5 A. NJ. Cordial vel ~
come TO all. Is
DENNY-STREET METHODIST EPIs-
copa church. Rev. w. T. WILLIAMS.
=. NJ. Sunday school at $50 A. NJ
Epworth League at Ppm. Preaching
every Wednesday night at ) o'clock.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streets), Rev ". A.
BAGBY. pastor.-Preaching ar II A ~
evening at s T.. II. Sunday school AT .
y. VI. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
Jay az L. VI. Is
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METHODIST STNDAY-SCHOOI, 81.
ciety The regular meeting OF this So
ciety will be held at Corinth Methodist
church. on the Seven Pines railroad. near
Fair oaks station. on Sunday afternoon.
April Il, 1896 at o'clock. Rev. J. n
Mastin. OF Trinity church. will deliver
an address and there w.ll be other inter.
cstng exercises. i
r. $. VI. VALENTINE. President.
Charles i. Rady. Secretary.
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ST j A MES ME- T-H0D ST
church Corner Twenty -ninth and Mar
snail strets). Rev. w. Il. BEAuCHAMP,
at 0:I5 O'Clock Preaching at II a. 81.
and SIP. NJ. Epworth League at o'clock.
Strangers will find a warm welcome. and
are particularly requested to make them
selves known. Parsonage. 2o23 east Mar
shall street Is
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sEGoND BAPTIsT- ICHURcH COZ.

ner Main and Sixth streetsl-Rev. ". ".
L.ANDRUM, d. D., PASTORAL IL A. NJ,
Sunday-school anniversary: address By
Hon. JAMES G. G. BLACK. OF Georgia.
AT Z. NJ, evening worship; sermon on
Christian Freedom" by Rev. ALBION
W. SMALL, ID. D.. professor in the
University Of Chicago
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THIRD CITRISTIAN CHURCH
Twenty alvfh and Marshall streets)-Rev.
L. NJ oMEN. ast0r-Pfeaching Sunday
90 m A. ~ AMI 1850 H. VI. Sunday school
at N.N A st. laycr-mcetins Wednesday
az H. ~ Is
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ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
Corner Beverly and Washington streets.
Rev. =. r. NtGEN1. minister in charge.
Sunday school az $3.50 A. NJ. and p.
NJ. Sunday service at p. NJ. Evening
prayer and song service. with lecture,
day night at p. NJ You will be
cordially welcomed at any OF the services.
II you do not attend religious services
elsewhere. We would be especially pleased
10 have you come and worship with us
regularly. II
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FIRsT BAPTIST cHuRcH prv GEO

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. GEO.
COOPER, ID. D., pastor Special services
al II A. VI. and =. NJ by Rev. A. Il.
WOODFIN ID. ID. Bible school at $50
4. NJ. Young Peoples Union at Z. NJ.
Special services each night Of the week.
GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER. -. D..
pastor. Services AZ the tabernacle, Grace
street between Bolvidere and Pine streets.
III o'clock A. NJ and 5 o'clock T. VI. by
the pastor. Praycr-mecting Wednesday
night al $ o'clock. \ cordial invitation
extended TO all.
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SEVENTH STREET c II RIS TIAs,
church Seventh and Grace streets), Rev
a. VI. by the pastor. No preaching at
l.. NJ.
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ST. JAMES PROTESTANT EPIsCo-
pal Church corner Fifth and Marshall
streets. -Sunday school. $3.50 \. NJ. Sun
day morning services. II A. NJ Sunday
evening services, Il. NJ. "Wednesday
evening services, $ =. NJ Holy Com,
munion, first Sunday Of the month Rec
tor, Rev. j. X. MASON; residence, 100
west Grace street. Is
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WEsT-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1915 west Cary aireet-Sunday school $50
a. VI. praycf. meeting every Thursday
night az o'clock. Public cordially in
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FIRST ENGLISH LUTH Err A y
church fSefcnth street near Grace
street. Rov. J A. MOREHEAD. pastor
Divine service Sundays al III 4. NJ Young
Peoples Lulhcr League the first and third
az L. NJ. and the second and
fourth Fridays at L. NJ. Prayermeet-
ing Wednesdays at s l.. NJ Sunday
school al $50 A. Nj. All welcome and a
special invitation TO strangers. Is
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev. CHARLES X. HYDE, pastor
Preaching by the pastor at IL A. II. and
s T.. NJ. Il