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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
FINANCE ANDC0MMERCE
xar. CLOSING pUorAruoNs or
MONEr.
oacfiags aud Sales at The Eloh'"o"" 'o'
bacco Exehango-Internai he'ehue
coIections-Forcien Advances

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-StocAs were
60 sua x.ry Irregular TO-DAY. opera
tors generally were olspoa'o 70 "''''".e
lutu the President neae~eV - "S"s "
,.Tgrr.4 and commission mousse CONE
.-I 81 "A lack OF orders. Room traucls
go. DuiIeu and bC4rlah u! Ats anu
Giants. hut their operations were On a
much smaller scale IMAM OF late IN TAG
..rlv oDalula tine tendency was Gown
g.rI on account OF lower cables nom
Ieroou. tle general expectation tuat tAo
sd. Paul n burlington ana quincy state
ucuts. now que, Wal be unIaNOidple ana
au advance OF - per cent. IA the pOitcb
rates of sterling cAchanse 10 tst ano to',4.
Tie Industrial group scored the heaviest
losses at the time. tOnaoladtc0 ta3
dropped 3h 20 lolfa. Tie directors az
their mocung today declared tho usual
auartDIly dividend Of = per cent. rms
was "a disappointment, as the declaration
OF an extra 10 per cent. had been ioOhtd
for ln some quarters. Tho manager,
according 90 ouicial statements, alN hot
consider the question Of consolidation
with the other local companies. rms
was also "a disappointment and lea 20
~l1uiQatl0us. LaCleae Gas common broke
l4 20 - h pfd ~ 20 ~. itulhyi
ol "a forthcoming unfayOraDlc decision ny
tuc United states Supreme Court had an
adverse influence on these stocks. IN
thc inactive issues Long Island, when mas
been heavy OF late. dropped ''4 ~ vt.
Toward the close 81. Paul Dnaie
ran up 25 to 1914 on talk OF "a DIVIDEND
OF IA per cent. This was not tth,i0ls
credited. however, in usually wen in-
formed quarters. THIS elo.h w"a
benefited by the favorable statement ~
October. For tho month named tpe i,a'
earned S1.117.251. an increase or a'ID,
Tho rise quoted had "a ai~fcngththiht a..
feet ON the market in the late aeah"b
and me close. while quiet, was hfin. =
feature OF the day was the c..pilnou
supply OF money Offering on can. ,Ho
br0ker. alleged 10 be- acting loF lN
American sugar Refining company i.N1
S3.JOO.OOO at = per cent. ESTIMATES ll",4
fho total loans to-day at this rate sl
nearly 100000. Specie closed hinL li
tone. Some of the prominent stocks snow
"a gains OF fsU2a per cent, Whllt otl,le
lost Iul per cent. I'D INC
Long island lost 5h. L1clc0c Gas 81. 90,
pfd AZ. and National starch lst Il4 a4
Dor cent. Total sales wore only lll'
shares. including 2o.~0O IeadinE, t..'
Burlington and quincy, 10000 at. i'ah,
end 5000 Leather pfd. honds 'lostu
frmrr. T0iul sales were Sl.2'ln 900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Money on
can easy at 2n2l. per cont. last ioah Hl
p nor cent. and Closing offered nt : per
cont. prime mercantile paper, 4144 per
cent. Bar silver. Gjis. Sterling exchange
finn. with actual business in bankers tlils
at 1921 fS3ik for sixty days and 4siI %
aSGa, for demand. posted rates 4siniNtl9
commercial bins. 4S2liiS3 Government
bonds steady. state bonds dun Rail-
road bonds firm. Silver at the board
TREASURY BALANCES, Coin. S12i-
0G4Tf5. currency. Sl5.13f, loj.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 81, 1896.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond. Davis, Now York.
merchandise and passengers, Ola Domlh-
ion Steamship Company.
Schooner Eluora Van Dusen. io.fIey,
Now York. kainif. Nreinia-,Afoina
Chemical Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahoutns. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company.
Steamer Namassne, ONcil, IhllHdcl-
phia. merchandise aud passengers, >. W..
McCarrick. agent.
Steamer Richmond. Davis. New YORK.
merchandise and passengers Ola DonllA-
ion Steamship Company.
PORT NEWpOnT NEWS, NOV. 81 ls4j.
ARRIVED.
Br. steamship Avalon. Huelva.
Br. steamship ~EdDnnrilgc. Galveston.
Schooner j. D.. Dowell. Boston.
SAILED.
ur steamship RollsrIcld. Amsterdam.
Schooner *. Bartlett. Galveston.
Schooner j.. M. Dcrlirei Boston.
PORT or WEST POINT, NOV. -, lsJo.
ARRIVED.
stoamehip Baltimore. Murphy, Balti-
more. passenpers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship baltimore. Murphy, Balti
more. passengers and general cargo.
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NAVAI sToREs-

WILMINGTON. X. c.. Nov. 27.-RQSlN
linn, strained, FL yui good strained,
$50. .
SPIRITS TURpENTINE-Machine and
MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
vAE-fIrm ar Sl.lu.
CRUDE ItRPENTiNE-bteady; hard
Si.aO. soft. 500. virgin. $3.50.
CHARLESTON. 3. a., Nov. G.-ICf-
PLNiINE-llrm at @inc.
ROslN-Film. Quotations. a.. and T.,
S1.lO. c., D., H., and j., SI.41i o., Sl1O,
H., $50. J., Sl.Gj, h., SLIGO, 81, Sl.eJi NJ,
g. 90. W. g.. $50. W. w., $3.50.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 2f.-TURPEN-
TINE-tirm a. 2liac., sales, 1000 casks;
receipts 1.-TWO days.. LIS casks.
G.5OO barrels. receipts 1.-TWO iays)t O.j,2
barrels. Quotations. A., b.. g., D., H.,
and T.. $3.50; g., S1.55i a., S1cO, J., Sl1J,
D.. $40; ~, Sl.oQ; r., $40, ". o. S@.lOi
W. W, S2.tO.
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The chapters Of the brotherhood N 81.
Andrew Of ST. James, .N~onuintnlaA .".
All Saints Episcopal churchrs nave just
issued "a very ncafly-lrranecd card an
nouucing on enc side the services held
I'M The three churches named during the
week. 10 which strangers are invited.
on The other side Of the card ls repre-
eeutcd a map Of the central portion OF
the city, points of interest. and location
OF the churches extending thc ipvifltion.
These cards viii De Invitations OF the
three chapters on saturd4y night az the
various hotels to be handed 10 strangers
stOpplnS tAere.
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ROBBEDAFREIGHTTRAIN
DFsPER4TE NEGROEs BREAK INTO
SOME CIEs Ar CREWE.
When Discovered They Fire on the Watch.
nan Attempt TO Kill when Arrest
ed-Tcar OF Lynohing.

CREWE. VA, Nov. 2l.-Speclal About
4 o'clock this morning, when the local
freight train for Roanoke was about TO
start away. it was discovered that two Of
the cars had been broken into. Air.
Dewett MIaxey, the night watchman on
the yard. went into the comuany's main
Office ana reported the fact. and then
went across the yard into the WOODS ON
tho onposlte side, where he found "a box
which had been taken fsom one OF the
cars. and which had contained c4nncd
beans.
lie took tho box 10 the office and then
started 10 the cars which had been
broken into. Just before be reached
them he observed two negro men, who
had come from the woods, ana were
making for the cars. NheA he BOT aooul
ten staus from The men, one or them
drew "a pistol and lred 1--WE shots az
him. but none Of tne bullets took elect.
Mir. Maxey returned Che nIe, nrins
four shots, but oid not atflkc the man.
Both negroes then TOOK 10 Che WOODS,
ana nothing was heard from them until
about o clock, when a telegram was
received from Captain Dick Jones, whose
train left here b. lttie after D O'Clock,
saying that he pllsfd two suspicious
looking men near Aott0Way Courthouse.
and that one OK thcm drew a pistol ana
shook 10 az him as bis train passed.
~ PURSUIT.
As soon as the telegram was received,
Mr.. Maxey ana Captain arthur Elliott,
The night yard-master. boarded one OK
tho yard engines. % Nelt 20 MOTTO
way Courthouse. soon after arriving
there. two negro men were FOUND in the
front porch Of tho residence oL ar
thought he recognized one oi them ns
the man who had lrod on him in the
Crcwe yard. and ordered them both 10
consider themselvei under arrest, ana
TO hold up their hands.
DESPERATE FlGllT.
Both held up their hands, ana Mr..
NlENr commenced 80 search The one ne
thought had fired ON HIM W order 10 get
his firearms from him, but just then
the negro ierked bis pistol from nis poek-
ct fred at Ar. MaXer, the bullet goo
ing through the snOulcer OF nls coat
hut not entering the flesh. Juft 1s the
negro fired, Ar. MaTey caught hla arm
aud wrenchcd his pistol from him, and
then o. scufie cusuol, during which Cap
tain Elliott drew hia pistol, and shot thc
negro I'm the thigh After shooting %
beating him over che head. he wns nnaily
TAKEN 70 JAIL.
The time or the arrest was about $
o'clock. The two negroes were tlou
brought back 10 this place. and wore
tried THIS afternoon before Mayor Jeu-
niug6. who sent them on 10 tle County
Court.
The man who did thc shooting gave his
name ass George Blake. and said Dee was
from Norfolk. The other said n9 was
John Davis, and lived ia Charleston, W..
The men were not allowed 10 pet to-
n..ILW L..nL LHHHH Cha U"- and nH...
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promi.rd El,Ier ORnrinr..

PETERSBURG VA, Nov. 2l.-Rev. W.
\. K. Goodwin. rector of 81. Johns Epis-
c0pal church, has returned from the
North. where he has been 10 solicit con-
tributi0ns 10 fund t0 be- raised % build
a new church here. Mr. Goodwin visited
New York. Boston. and Philadelphia. and
saw the Episcopal ministers OF those
cities. lie requested them ~ give 10 his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

Adiudgsd "a Lunatic and sent TO an Asy
lum.

Adindged "a Lunatio and sent TO an Asy-
lum.
ROANOKE. va. November g.-Spe-
c.al-W. w.. Tyler. 900 employe OF the
Norfolk ana Western yards of this city.
was adiud-ad insane hy "a commission 0f
lunacy. and Will bee sent 90 the asylum
al Marion.
He bias lately been deeply Interested
in the holmes meetings. here con
Quoted hy Miss Proctor, and sometime
ago he and bis family were Amounted
with OH by the evangelist. Since then
he claims 10 have bad "a revelation COM
handing him 10 preach the Gospel and
cast cut devils. ana Aually his actions
became so strange that bio n|eighbOIs dee
cldcd % have him examined hy "a CONF
mission Of lunacy. THIS was done to-day.
with the above result.
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4 Collection Tor suffering Armenians-Pe
sonal Mention.

fUnHI ItntInn.
CREWE, Nov. 2l-Special-A union
THANKSGIVING service was held here last
night in the Baptist church, Rev. S. a..
Hutton. OF the Presbyterian church.
preaching the sermon, which was "a Mage
nihccnt one.
Tnr church was completely filed. and
the sermon pronounced one Of the finest
that has been preached in Crcwe Tor "a
long time.
a collection was taken up az this meet
ius for the suffering ArIneniaus.
Rev. .. I. EOutlen, the new Methodist
pastor and family, arrived here to-day.
Miss Carrie Haul.tt, OF South Side Fe-
male institute, oil Burkcvillo, is spending
d few days al her home. In this place.
She is accompanied by one of her school
VI.
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cuTrAGO 1--WE STOCK NAnKrT

Union STOCK YARDS. ILL. Nov.
Market strong; common 10
extra steers. SS~.lol5b5, stOchers aud
feeders. S2.JO03lp; COWS and bulls, S15O
N875. Texans, S2.Di4i.lJi western raug-
ers. S8-J43SO.
HQSs-Keoeirts. 1900 head: market
strong TO Sc. higher; heavy packing and
shipping lots. ss.2043.50i common TO
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Nrw vOnK PRODUCE MARKET.

MN A0ANAh
NEW YORK. Nov. Z1.-ELODk-Steony,
Quiet. and unchanged. S)ntreih "oni
ouiet. steady. and
WIIEAI-5pOt market oul ana llIH.''
uuEraucd .eo. oluJJ1c. Dpll'I7
vosk al DlD3sc. decline, advance IhlisD'
fDI uaLc.. and closed firm ~ I4ltc'
otor WrUncsdav. with Il Iair trade, NO.
= rcd. November, 9O4c.. pecemDct' "Osi1'i
S"t',nEHspo dull and easier; No. 2,
2gi 4llac. elevator. dOi4u3OAc. dhoat.
Onions Wcro doll weak az 's"l'.'
decline. November, -J3lc., December
2Jh.c., May, oOysc. .
CAfs-SpOt dun and hrmcr. Options
dnll and lrmer. December, 2iic., May.
2GI.c. Spot prices. no. =, de NO. =
white. 2Gc.. mixed western, 2j4-'c' .
HAY-Quict and easy, shipping AVN
G2,ac.s good 20 choice, fo1s1o.
MOOL-f1rm. quiet, ana u~nchuhbtH ~,
BEEF-Stoadv and quiet. family, 5000
$1,000. extra mess, Sl.uDH t"yi Lcel h"in
firm at Sll.lJi tierCcd peer gun. u.'
steady, city extra, INDIA mess Sl-Vot
CUT MEATs-Firm; shoulders, 500;
LARD-Quiot and nrmori western
steam. $40; cry, c5 }Stf3 n''' s4.6o: com
PORK-Wrmer: new moss. Ss250S75
RUTTER-LiGht; fancy nrmi state
dairy nNl5c creamefy, ls5,i
lNI. NANNL# L|HW|HH aH".H-N
TGGs-About steady; state and Penn
e|vlvauia. g2Q2Cc.; ico-hOusc, lGl.ltc.;
western. fresh. 2212fc.; DO. case. S32'4
500. southern. 2fl23c.; lined. 49, 1lNc.
COTTON-sETD OlI-Dull, crude. 2c.;
yellow primo. zoe. asked.
ROeIN-Quiet and steady; strained
common 20 GOOD. Sl.fj.
TTrRpFNTINE-eioady at 21D27isc.
RYT-Firm. in fair demand, apd nm
M0LHssEs-steady. in moderate de-
mand. aud unchanged.
pEANUTS-Firm; fancy hand picked,
81. $3.50.
COFFFE-BarCly steady at $500 points
down. November. $3.50. December. SOD
1920: May. Socl1o.25. July. So 25n9.an
September. $3.50 Spot Rio duh and
easy. No.. Z. $1,000.
eI-CAR-Raw 0u1I and steady: fair re-
fuinc. 2-.c.. contrlfrnals. oC-test, allc.
Refined 0u'l and unchanged.
TREIGHTS TO LINEHPOol-Mafket
quiet. cotton. hv steamer. 5-'2d.; grain.
Day steamer. fi4d.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 21-nuainoss in the
dry goods market lgs rCen resumed toe
day. after lhc holiday. in very Quiet
fashion. Tho tone is dun iu the main
and in some directions easy. staple cot
tens dlsc'osips This feature. \ large
business has been lone again tils week
in pint cloths. without change ia price.
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TIIr COrTON NARKrTs.

fN
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-COTTON-Quiet
middling gulf. Z I5-io. middling, lt-io'
net receipts. $40 bales. gross recelpss;
OH bales; exports 10 Great britaln' S'SI
bales, forwarded, l,6', bales saiYs, %
bales. all |spinncrs. stock. Z21.oly bales.
WEEKLY-Net receipts. a'op ualos'
gross receipts. 1870 bales, exports 10
Great Britain. S,3Ot balcs' ian.t, r."
bales. continent, o.li9 balts' loI
1925 bales, sales. l,l-5 bales sPiNNo'''
Total to-day-Net receipts, q 1903 bales
cxports 10 Great Britain. la,"oo nai,l
4rancc S.Ts6 bales, continent LOO
bales; stock. 1.13i.1OJ bales. -
Total eo far this wcek-Nct receipts
a0e G98 bales. exports 10 Great Britain
1904 bales; France. 3l,Oll bales coht-
nent, s1,ss7 bales. NJ, ,ocoin+s
Total since September lst-Ne rSr ~
. Stc rG1 baiee. exports 10 Great Britain
i2ls'87i bales, France, 2sO'5OO Daies' co"-
tinent, 78i,13O bales. ,sc coo
Futures CLOSED steady saIe7 i'e,'
bales, Noy YEN IFeb5ir 9ai 7.55; March
7.sO; April. 7.s5; NAY, wv june 100
July. 7.96. August f9S.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Nov. TOT
TON-Futures steady, sales 4o''yV Dau'
November and December, 80 J"".AI .
1856: February. IA, March' '"o'' Api"'
los. May, 1.O5; june Ao''
LIVrHPOOL, Nov. 2l.-l-.'O va.
Coz AaAHANt" ANA h -....
American miodAns, 4 TO-. adIea' lV'o'o
hales. American. 300 Dait7, fp.cuia ttyn
and EXPORT. 1000 bales receipts o-Oy
bsIrs. an American. Iuluies $3.50
efoadv aud demand moderate, NoFoAiD1l
4 10000 I7-O4. November ana b.Dg-
lg-04- December and January, q w.
u-6l. January and fcDin@ly . ll-oi'
l5cbrnsrv and March and March ana
Ami. 0-08.i4 1861, April D. MaE,
4 0.6l. May and June, , lo-Ditt ll-ot'
Junc and July, q 1864. July ana AZ.
3 l2-64. FUTURES quiet. eng l.
DAVIS cloariugs. 500 bales new
T.. M-November, ig-o4 "a; ~
November and December, a l2-oiHt 49,
buvers. December and January 5p.Dt,
sellers. January and February, iT-p'
Fenruarv and March. l@-ui, het.Is;
March and April, 4 12-Gt sellers Aprii
and May. 4 1864. buyers, May ah9 july
f2-Gll4 1854, buyers June ana J"il'
1864. buyers; June ana August D i'-vf'
Futures closed firm um,cTrrc re-
WEEKLY COTTON STATISIlD5-l9-
tai Gales of the week, 5d,VOu bales, AH,Li-
ran. 10000 bales. trade taklnes, lncluuiH
Forwarded from ships side. t5,ovo oii.
aotual cvport. 10000 bales total import
$4,000 lales. American, l'J,ONO n1l.
total stock. $50. 0oO bales. American, '
0gO bales; total aAOat. 30,.uuo bales Ans
loan. 400 600 bales, speculate TOOK 1'''1
bales and exporters tooA OVO n"i-7'
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choice mixed. S32543.50; choice assorted,
$34V43.Je, light, f1-J431Di PIGS f-'''4
..4s. 49,,
SfIEEP-Roccipts. 1000 head; marEet
firm. inferior TO choice. S2.OOad9O, lambs
50 MA
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~~nDCooc0ON
street. between Grace and Frankiin)-J.
Y. BOWMAN. rector.-Servlc sunday
morning al IL O'Clock. evening service AZ
s o'clock. sunday school al y.p0 ci.Se,
R%ector'a Bltlo class Tor men a. pls
oclock Sunday morning.
ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPIsCo-
pal church (Brosl street, between Iwen-
f|y-ionrtn aud t~Nehtt-hithl' rev Il. A.
GOODWIN. rcctor-Scryiecs every sun
day az n 4. NJ. and . p. N. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. VI. A cordial invitation
90 an. y
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Laurel and Beverly streets, Rev.
PIKE POWERS. D.. d., rector.-SerNlces
every Sunday az n a. ST.. and j.. n.
Sittines AN gree, ana "a hearty welcome n
extended to an visitors. Is
ST. PAUI,s CHURCH CORNER or
Ninth and Grace strDst-l A'N. liAltI-
LEY CARMICHAEL. ID h.. rector; Rev.
iloly Communion first AND third sundays
nf noon. aIi other Sunday at $3.50 a. ~.
Holy days az noon. sunday services, II
a. 81. and s p. M. ldtlny ON Fridays
ul noon. Sunday school at $50 A. n.
nille class for men wednesday an SID
90. ~
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRIM
~. g. memorial ~ bishop Moore proi
testant Episcopal church. portn lure
.. j. GRANAIT. cctor.- Services. un-
days. d a. ~. and f.. al. Holy 'ommn-
mon irst Sunday at n A.. ~. ,hird sun
AL. c'urC- DAYS III i:si %. 81. Litany ser-
Woe fridays ut $3.50 p. N. Church open
duly i0r prayer aud medlt2lon sunday
school at 4.'o a. ~. Mems 3lpla class Tor
mon Sundays at $3.50 a. d.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ror 81 Main ana l.ou hoe aiteeth ICY.
LANDON R. NAsoN, rector tesai1r
at 30 q. ". Morning prayer and sermon
fara at t1 p. y holy come
urrion on the frst Sunday at tho II
O'Clock service. and on the tlirl ana hiih
shown eats and arc male 10 fell corlial-
- welcome
THIRD pDEsUYTERThN CftURclI,
U.l CHAIIEs b.. HYDE. pastor
sabbath school az $3.50 ocinlk. l'fhils
service - ~ o'clock pr' hing ihe
ra-tDf ,ieeung OF Westminster League
at s.lJ o'clock.
FIRST pnEsnNTlRiAN CHURCH
lelrn0r Grlr. aud Madison streets, Kew
RODENT IT, hHi.lt ~ - l
services at ID a.. 80. end j.. ID.
CHURCH or TIE COVENANT cot
D. -r NtIr major
~. 5in. tfiiN. n. -ni +, 81. by tho
..rtI.r W.inl sday
F. o.Il.t Christian Eul,ap0r
7.fr IA. Sunday. Aud fne
..f I,..f. .t9.DA 81.
-
-,--a,ffNswru pr.rsu YTERTAN
cb-,-r o'..v .nI sycamore .tr.al.. kes.
"c~fIftfIIIv. .t~or.-s.r.Icc5 al
4l IS 81"
wr-vtfrr-nrn pR.rf nYTERIAN
a. al r~fiIflu.I.Y. p4st0r.-
er .t d q ..ri4p II.
ps g5oE vii preach a'n A. @ and At
-
Li.ii.3 I'd isiarshail 'iraei1-Rov.
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suNnAY curKcn NorIcrs


SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES
GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
a. HlDtN. II. ID. pastor-Preaohing
90 - r. "a bv the rastor.
~ ! ~ /. 9'N NJ
crv.Dv p,pT,r- crr-p~u con.
ALLnAit n n,re sireoitt Row IL a
BAGBY. pastor.-Preaehins a, IA a.. ".
ana / ai Il"{ i-l,, e"'See,l ~
SVepii"g az, . NNoSMng p'eeogi i-aion SIM
Gay az L. "'
LEIGHsTREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
tc9rner twenty nitn 5Ha "e,5" 1890.
Rev " l.; WI'lrlll, - SIM
-.rf..
OBJ 49, SIa,o' l.v 4sG' 49,
sermon IT, Rec BARTJN. sunday.
NJ mon m"s,ime WodGesa,v. S
t..|',t n'.f
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
nor SIXTH and Main etre'tD -pre1ching
.HHr 'B p "' '' "''
H. i-N'AI1 IT, IT,
r,,s~ r,,rt-~ o,r-potr prv
rrtl,- g. t1tt1 80 r,i...,'. rtolr II
~. -}ebFr t.,nr-p nns-
t+r NJ mss 5o.f 10 o.auA a.
iI.i,, .t - F,
pr,., s,.rrr, DInrf.r Cu-pcrr
foarr.r pi,. en5 An,fm,fie sfro.f+l. Rsr.
r Hr-re0N rasfDr -pr.aohla. sun.
d,v ~ N ir and y -. 81 Sunday
school 40 % 4. NJ. Young mons rrlgor-
needing Monday aE . D. ABB AuNIfs l'l
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church building fund n part OF the con-
tributions OF their Shui'ns do so
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Rf..I.. rH..H-
N-
American Cotton on ....s.....-... ifi2
american cotton OH PA ..-.....s.ss
american SUGAR .s....ss.. ss.s-..-s iA
American sugar ltcAhti4ta lLu.....s W.
american TOBACCO -.sss.sss.sssr.s 40
american TOBACCO llu ...sts.ssss. lNl
Atchison, Topeka and Santa lc..... "a
baltimore and Ohio ................. NJ
Canada Pacific u1N2
Chesapeake 70 ONO ..s.s.s..4.... ihi2
Chicago ana Alton ..s.s.s ..tt..... iuu
chicago burlington dNO quincy ...s tI.
Chicago Gas Trust .......s..-.-. tn't
Delaware, LACK. anu MtelDll..... lHttI
Erie l.ta
Erie pfd observation-disclosures. so
1IiTHmnsotu c 49,
Lake eric and Western ......., IeB
lake Urie ana Western pfd....... 90
Lake Shore $50
louisville and Nashville ..... iIit
IouieyUlo Now Albany & CHICAGO. ~
Manhattan Consolidate Gllt
Memphis ann Charleston ........... Do
NIgDhirnn Central 90
liierefri paride 22i,
Mobile 0uQ Ohio -
Nash. C-haffanoora and ST. LouIs.. Ulia
United States Cordagc ............ Ot
United states Corlaeo pfd ....... 1-l.
New Jersey Central .....-......... los
New York Central ................. 9lt
New York and Now ENGLAND. ....... 4r
Norfolk and Western pfl ........... 1904
Northufu Pacific 1I6
Northern Pacific PA ....-.....". 2is
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Virginia State .............21 -. "a
MISCELLANEOUS.
A.. II. Co. pfd ..............1O0 i0l =.
A. II. Co. common ...-..-..5O 0 ~
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streets, Key. d. A.
BAGBY, pastor.-PreachinS AZ IA =. ~.
and 3 l.. II. Irayer-meptlng wednesday
evening az S 4. N. sunday school 90 .
a. II. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
DAY az 4 II. N. IS
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GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove emu near Beech slrgu, rev.
]. C.. HIDEN, d. D., pastor.-PreaChins
az If A.. NJ. and : L. ". hy The pastor.
Sunday school at 0.1J y. NJ.
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street. between Grace and hrankiin)-J.
Y. BOWMAN. r~ectOr-Service sunday
morning AL III O'clock. evening service az
S o'clock. Sunday school at $3.50 o'clock.
Rector's nih'o class Tor men az lOls
O'Clock Sunday morning. u
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
Ntr Sixth and Main Streets Preaching
40 D. A.. AZ and -. NJ. by Rev. JOHN
IL. lAGtIt. ID. ID.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,.
U-I CHATIES b.. HYDE. pastor
sahb1th school as $3.50 O'Clock. Morning
service rf ~ 0'c.0,.t pfH hing ly inc
ra-tDs Meeting OF Mlstulnilef LeaSue
al r.lJ O'Clock.
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CHURCH or THE E~pHIIHANY
Glarton Htiahts). Rev. IS. g.. CHRIS
Man. rector Services ut ll a. 81. aud
5 -. ~. Wednesday, IS -. "a. iaIiny stf-
vice Friday az j. ~. Sunday school &c
$3.50 a. "a.
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BROAD-sTREEr MISSION HALL
al eost nroall. oq.n every NsA1-
MONDAY p~raye--mecuts every sny *
a.nf Sunday. The Christian Alliance,
g..i -ned tO promote "a deeper tArlstiHn
lie mcets every Friday night. All
NelcCMe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
FEDERAL DEBT STATEMENT.
Net Increase During January,
SJ,Tf7,016.

WASHINGTON. D. c., February l.
The debt statement. issued this afternoon,
shows a net increase in the public debt.
less cash in the Treasury. during January
Of S.7f.976 The interest-bearing debt in
creased $500. The non-interest-bearlng
debt decreased SGsS So6. and the cash in
the Treasury decreased t6,4s5.422.
The balances of the several classes OF
debt at the close OF business January 3ist
were:
Interest-bearing debt. s747, 9e2. $50.
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity. s1,673.l90
Debt bearing no interest. s375. G02.o5o.
Total. N,l2i6sS,Oi5.
The certificates and Treasury notes.
Offset by an equal amount Of cash in
the Treasury, outstanding at the end OF
the month. were 1852 5i2. 773. a decrease OF
S, Isl, 300. The total cash In the Treasury
was ST7i.553725. The gold reserve was
$i9Sf5. 50I Net cash balance, Sl2l, 1921.
In the month there was a decrease in
gold coin and bars OF N3505.S5l. the total
az the close being Sg0.S93.s56. OF silver
there was an increase of $3.95i.2s3. or the
surplus there was in national-bank de-
positories Sl4.SS.SO against S1i,2Il,2So at
the end Of the preceding month.