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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
G0lD REskRVE sos, 43o,Gi6.
over ss5 900, 600 Has Been Paid on the
Last sue OF Bonds.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.-lNith all " tn
draUsis out the Treasury solu Iea"t ~ az
IN close OF business To-Day STOOD az
Siog go .64s The Withdrawals Tor me day
were ga. 500. This is the hrst iime SINCE
Sapternber Z, 1889, that the god reserve
has been Intact. -. 81
Official Treasury figures show tnat OF
tho sir O)0. W for which the new bonds
were sold So. 224Ss3 have been pald INTO
the Treasury and to national bank depOsl-
tories or this amount So, z2s, 3b2 have
heen taken up in the Treasury cash, 50, =
s6S ~ we're premiums Oh Sl,l1 accrued
Interest the bonds themselves dating
back 10 the same time az the last issue
and the balance being the principal ol
the bonds at the prices for when they
were awarded 10 the bidders.
Included IN the statement ~ treasury
cash on the bond account received uD TO
this date. are the following; ...
Al NeW York .... .....--...-.. S1s, 80, ~
AT other sub-treasuries.,. s315. iir
National bank depositories....-.. s,'sS. sbj
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Slo,9Is, 30
Additional coin exchanged for
currency by national bank de-
posts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. slvs. w
Total ............-.....,.. .... 81 30 ~
The total deposits by national bank le-
positories are SOS. 500 SGi from which must
be taken the IS. 1873, S63 exchanged FOR cur
rency. which will leave the net an1or> I
received by such repositories s22.02B. col.
These figures show that so far nearly ~
per cent. OF the bond-purchase gold has
been paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

wheat not exhibiting any strength con.
irmed the declining trend. ~ me c,os,
a raiiv but the final weakness In the
leaoing market failed TO AFFECT prices,
May corn opened at 2o,sc. ADVANCED 10
and osed at otiAc.. &c. higher ehaa
yesterday. Cash corn was steaay 10
i.c. per bushel higher. -. 80,
pais were I'm "A condition bordering on
Staenation :, natever slow, di atory ac-
ton took place was due 10 sympathy
with wheat and corn. May oats closeo
nc. higher than yesterday. Cash oats
were steady.
Provisions Rather a firm tone. ruled
In the product market to-day. A lignt
RIM of hogs and an advance In their
price inaugurated the strength In pro-
duct, and no pressure being brought 10
bear on the market later the gain was
sustained May pork closed a shade
higher than Yesterday May lard IVA
There VII be no session Of the Chicago
Board OF Trade tomorrow washington 5
hiri hday)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
LIBRARY COUPON

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

4 party OF thirty ladies and gentlemen
from northern cities will arrive this
morning az the Jefferson Hotel 10 spend
Washincton's Birthday and Sunday IN
Richmond
Messrs Ainsme e. Webster. managers
Of the jefferson have directed their chef
10 S I'm honor OF ashineton's Birthd.. +.
and Swifts orchestra viii play choice
selections of music. Tickets may be had
an the Franklin-street office as well as
tae general office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
roRACCO ENCHANGE.


Richmond. Va, Feb. y. 1895
private safes reported TO the secretary
he Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. / hogshead; leaf dark, 8;
'lgs dark. :. IOta.. Ia hoeshtaO
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
light sampins. -
hrcok's Shockoe. and old Dominion to-
,acco warehouses report to-day Receipts,
~ packages. deliveries. 10 packages.
tinted States internal revenue cOllec-
lions on tobaccos Tor the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and Cigarettes
81 .7"t25. plug tobaccos, S2,322.ss. Total.
81 OLE.
haccos at Shelburne's warehouse to-day
and prices on all grades were we'll main
tained Medium wrappers sold from SiT
TO S24. cutters sold from Sl2 10 81 smOk-
ers sold from s. 10 Sl2. and stripping leaf
sold from s. TO so.
There will be another premium sale
March 10th and 11fh nroxiwo.
Messrs r. b. Chobblin and Codrington
Darlington are in Richmond to-day. M
Chobbl.ng says OF his market South
Boston,:
"Onr breaks have been fun and some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

NEW YORK Feb et-Wceklv state
rerf of Che Associated banks shows The
l9. owing changes.
H. serve. llertase....... $1,000. SIS 1Ql S25
Loans increase. ........ a.n.l llnl
SD.-fe. decrease ............. Cl.l..
I.aoe.f laer.,.' $t5 ..g
l.I....IafI,r frrr.,.-f rSO Dln
Ihe banks now hold SOS 62I 0Jo in OK
.rorire ne"fr
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l-The Financier
eay. fhr Week
'IU. statement showed "a reduction M
tho total reserve of sSIgl. Sg5. bringing
the total surplus reserve to S2s.621. go
year .-o s ,9,arosine a f'' me present
ume. Ca February. s. 1895. a contrssct
50 3i60n worth off bonds. Thc banks
thsu hcu Ss3.78.225 above thcir legal
reserves tneu began 10 shrink and tor
fho rnrr,rao1dinr week one wear aao
efu0H af practically the same figure as
reuo~teI FRIDAY Despite the TACT that
rhe .lrIrkage DO the reserve continued
etea'i,,el csn money ncve~ aeeraced
moro Than n. per cent. or lA per cent
less than quoted last week. when the sur
p ~ rhe imports of gold for he present
.sa,,r i't "a sett.e the syndicate trSnsac-
uop sI lp go6 g Is VET 7 To- be- imported
The Peie"ff r1 oo"G ou 4" The re rem sT time
s~terde over months. and the Inference
~ NV, et~in~ene,. now is improbabie.
u me sN, eaec. on the market are any
lion
e'i' ss Statement for the current week is
a a iosns must be credited party to mer-
'ts.af,c an easie~ market. Boston
hanks have been borrowing from New
YORK TO Some extent owing TO- ioca.
.frIrrpnc1 &C That point iut the bonN
o. fna incre.ee
Ifr decrease IN specie ~ loklcA' even
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

A. about 7:iJ O'Clock Thursday night
a runaway horse. attached 10 a carriage.
ran In front or troliey car No. ia. at
Seventh and Marshall streets. The car
struck the vehicle. knocking II from
the track rhe maddenSd animal con-
tnued on the run but short distance
further. dashing into tree I'm front or
the Armory. IL fell and was unable to
rise untn extlicated from the carriage.
The horse Was not seriously hurt. but
the vehicle was badly damsged.. The
trolley-car mot rman. Mathew Jones.
was in no way responsible tor the seei'
dent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

CHICAGO. Feb. 2l.-Wheat closed with
81 slight decline from yesterday. but
mere was very lite doing throughout
he session. what business there was
represented closing up Of contracts for
the week, tomorrow being a holiday.
Shorts covered up during the moi nfig
and longs sold out before the close
May wheat opened at Giasc., sold between
Gf 'cnkc and 6ii4c.. closing az Ol9sc.,
E6%c under yesterday. Cash wheat
WAS steady
Corn displayed very little energy to-
day The receipts C5S2 cars) being larger
than expected, was a consideration IN
favor of sssv nrinas at tha start and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

very good wrappers have been sold. Prices
Were "a little stib, but while they were
stir there were good values. our re-
cents have fallen OF lite of late.
owing TO the dry. harsh weather which
Is now prevailing.
There was a very good sale of bright
loose totaccos to-day al Davenports
warehouse. The offerings were entirely
composed of West Virginia tobaccos.
Wrappers sold up to S2ay). cutters sold
I'D 10 SigJD. smokers sole up to So, and
etrine eo A I'D TO ST. to Si5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
Victim of a Ruckei hon

CONCORD. n. Y. Feb. 81 ALBERT \.
Foster for i've years tax collector. was
arrested to-day on two complaints, charg-
ing him with embeZZiemeut or $1,000
OF the funds received BY him. and he
admits his guilt. Foster said he lost
the money In a bucket-shop IN Boston,
where he was known 20 have been a
heavy plunger. at one time having lost
81 ipD in a single deal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
In Formulate "A Report

The House Committee on Asyulms and
Prisons will meet this morning at DO
O'Clock 20 formulate a report IN regard 10
the recent inspection OF the State insti-
buttons fn The various sections or the
Commonwealth The report VIII contain
a number OF valuable recommendations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
ru1e cOTTON MARKETS

hse-7- W ~
THE COTTON MARKETS.
-o linn .,ne e o,ft ST. middiing rs: gross
receipfs. G1i5 bales forwarded. SO bales.
olce 30 bales. ali spnners. stock, los SAB
5 ai,s' -'0 ''''''
'r'e.tf,-Net rereipfs. . o70 bales. gross
'..f..t- 9o 30 ba IS. cxpOrtq TO Great
ir ifi1s' 5-.5i6 bales france. i.527 bales;
ia es. saies l5s bales. splnners 9os
haleq
Ioial to-day-Net receipts 2lI2SC haiies.
-rance II .s9G ba.es. Continent, l2.24O
1aics: stock. $50. So bales -,-..
o79i5 bales exports 70 Great Britain
nent, 36,ZOs bales. ~. ro..,rts
Total since September lst-Net lecelptts'
fLS2Ol bales. France. 3g). 535 bales. Con
iuont ye3 Su2 bales.
,sufurcs closed steady. sales. 2ll 200
.aos. Fehruarr. TI~ Naror g"
So. May. 7GS. June. I72, July ana
Auquet 70. September. 80. october,
III. November. ZIG. December. 726.
NFN ORLEANS. la. Feb 21-Cot-
o, futures efeadv. sales g. 200 bales
february. Z "a March. 14l. Apru. a..
Nav. 752. June 1855. July. 80. August
-5i. september i2O october, I'll; No
TrvrRpOOr' FEB 2l-i2.ao p. ri
Cotton demand fair and prices firm
o.es. tnc-t -~ % .o' ','-e. on
' ''19 ' ne Feerican. - ~ BALE ~
lures opened firm and demand moderate,
, 2ici March and April. 4 23-6i Aprir
.~d Nov 'f.ff' Nov "vf i"ne 'l-'i'
june and July, 4 20-G4. July and Au-
aust 2O-6i: August and September,
'l s .,fe.-'e. a.f O. f.ie
.S6 r, c- r-S.r. = s-6i FuiGres etea i al
the advance
American spot grades, 1-32 higher;
/ AFRO lcan mi. nne
rlrdflfnr Z GIG. mildliug AZ. low mid
ling. 1899. good ordinary. 4 g-""
j. N-iro-i~o~ '-i0dli~~ 'ow ~'''-
| ding clause. February, 4 25-6f value.
rs-.I .-,.. ..ru 4 ..-I,' .,4 iii.
..n,-ar-. srrg and Nav 4 2I-Gi sellers.
Nav and r'ne 20-6f74 9l-G4. buyers.
Tgna ana Juiv. 4 2l-Gi sellers. July and
Arrust 4 lq-GfGf 20-Gf. sellers. AUGUST
rnd ea-lfrr her. fc-gf eel e~e- SOM n--' l'nr
and October. ( 1864. buyers October
and December 1904 j-64, sellers. tu-
..Its &C. osvl steady.
Weekly cotton statstics-Totai sales OF
The week. $500 bales. American, 5l,Wl
.alps. trade takiuge. including forwarded
rom ships side. $1,000 bales. actual ok
ports. 7Wo bales. total imports. 36.u0
bales. American. 23.Ofl bales total stock.
! l12fOOn bales. American. g3l 600 bales.
.ofal afoat. 2Of.Opl bales. American,
! $4,000 bales spectators took 400 bales
| .-. r--.nrtf.r t--
| Weekly Receipts-GalVestOn SOi,bi
! baIes. .ew Oreans, I4silyl bales. Mo-
! hrD 1st4" bales Savannah G2i4li
| bales. Charleston. 2Jl.1 bales Whining
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
OBITUARY.


wheeler. the bright little boy and only
child Of Rev. T.. Y. Mullins. died Thurs
day az noon at the residence OF his parents
on west Main street. The lad had been
in delicate health for some time. but his
condition was not considered serious until
Thursday morning. The sad news was
announced at the Grace-Street Baptist
church Thursday night and a committee
appointed 10 express 10 the family the
sorrow and sympathy Of the congregation.
Drs Hatcher and BrOughton went up
10 the house after the service. Rev. MIR
Mullins is in Texas. bot has been com
municated with, and will return home at
once,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
pA1r1,fnRE -MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 2i.-Fiour
met and unchanged.
Wheat dull and easy. No. Z. req SPOT
.yg,r lid. Marcu. 73iic. May. 71iau
1isse.. southern. by sample, ti4'1c.i do.'
ln grades. 1fQlIc.
Corr steady mixed spot and feDrnarN,
.elt T.3i.c.. March. 33itN,@asc., April.
,4084f4c.. May. 3f' ~N@1c. steamer mixed,
.2.da9itc. southern corn, "tHjic.
oats caev. No white, western, 2sc.'
w - mixed western. 2'c.
- dun. No . 430iJc lor near py
nd 4T04Sc for western.
FAY steady az $1,000
Grain frdtnts very duh; steamer 10
Liverpool per bushci, nd.
lliLll nrfInLne unnnnmgNl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

Richmond. va. Feb. q. 1896.

Quotations. Mhcat-Longberry. - 10
nc. mixed rs TO &c; shortberry, - 10
1g-. No red. 5~ia 20 $50
Corn-W hitc, Virginia. 80 70 &c; No.
willie zoe. 20 80 lees No. mixed.
Oafs-No . mixed 25c.. No. 3 mixed,
"a to 2ffsr. winter seed - 10 &c
Ryc-42 20 4fc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

Some very rare relies in the shape or
pitchers. which were bought az the sale
OF the property OF Mr.. Memmnger'
who was Secretary Of the Confederate
States Treasury. are offered FOR salc at
IN. washington Headquarters Anuqusr-
INN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

The funeral services of WHEELER
MULLINS. son of Rev. and Mrs. +. Y.
Mullins. viii take place a. the residence
iiniis west Main. SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at $3.50 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

77'TT7T- n - : ~
and steady. winter patent %'on".so'
Wheat dull. No. ] red track. OOc.
com active. 40. = miAeo, "''c.
oats uIiet. 40. mlAcu, o. a.
Lard firm; steam leaf. 500; kettle.
Eacon firm. loose shoulders. 500 snort
~ sides So ~. short clear sides 500.
Dry stated r-caf 900. 49,,
ehofhdcrs. $t75. short ribs, &l2i2' short
clear sides, S537la; boxed meats iac. more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

The House Committee on Roads and
internal Navigation vii, rec. Ibis morn.
ing at 10 o'clock 10 consider . number
- hni- hefnra that body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

MIN YORK. Feb 2l-The general tone
Of me dry goods market for cotton goods
- without noteworthy change m any ue-
,arfrnept The WOOlien and Worsted
eecods divisions are also without altera-
ZION. An Indifferent business passing IN
an IRREGULAR market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

and: consols. III 1-1s for money ana
10Y for the account.
x / M-~Paris advices quote per cent
renfcs al lU2 francs and 81 centimes TOT
the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
Yrs Cora n. Anderson

Mrs. Cora r. Anderson, wife OF Mr.. D.
Wiley Anderson. died Thursday night at
1880 clock. at the residence OF her
husband, 526 south Laurel street The
deceased was a loving wife and mother.
and leaves her husband and three small
children. The funeral arrangements have
not been made az yet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

ST. LOUIS, MO, Feb. 2L~Tlour un-
meat lower and nominal. May CSC.
Torr hi~her. rehrrarv. 'rno nominal.
Nav. 27d21.c. bid. July, 2sisg2S4c. bid.
Professionalism mess. new, Slol2a; old,
I.ara-Prlme steam, 500; choice
C.scon-shouldors $3.50. longs. 1913;
Ear ribs. S5S1i. clear des, su.Oi .-
DIV Sa.tcd Meats-ahoulders 800
lear ribs. S531fs. Gear sides 500.
nigh wines steiuy al Sl---.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL., Feb.
I-Cattle. Receipts. 1000. market
aadv. common l0 extra steers. SLUT
400. stockers and feeders. S2.op45,.,s99.
ms and Duus. SIJfQa.JJ. Texans, $50
Hcrs-Recoipts tsco. market firm
ana 501Oc. higher. heavy packing ana
choice mixed S3950f22i4. choice assort-
ed. Si1J0f27is; night. $3.50 A2ii2i PIGS
Sheep Receipts, 10000 market steady
.-4 eo ...~.--, s-." -'-'--' '-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
February. 72Hc.; March, 729sc.; May

February 72Hc.: March. 729sc.; May,
corn dull and firm: No. ., 3G2icr ele-
vator; sac. ahoaL options were 3, III i.
auo o. al lsui4c. advance; May 5O'4c.'
"a Oats quiet and nrmer options dull;
February. @J4c., May, -J'sc. spot prices
No. p, 255sa2Jkc.. 40. white, &C. mix
Hay nrm and In fair demand; ship
ping 754 SOC. good 10 choice. eH9lvvc.
Wool firm, quiet and unchanged
beef hams quiet az Sl4.5nd15o0. tierced
beef dul and steady. city extra, India
mess. $ljOOpl6JO, cut meats quiet ana
Lard ouiet and steady. western steam.
s5TOGJ.7j: city, SOLO May 500 he-
hned QDIet, Continent, - p ~ amer
lean, Is -. compound, S45O8oOV. 80,
Pork steady ana quiet, NESS SlO2Jg
~ Rntter-Fancy frmer and in fair de-
mand. state dairy, vnlSc.' DO, creamery,
he'd at 13u1li4c., western garry Vs2y
BE; Elgins, 2lc.
demand; crude, 2lisQ>-c.; yellow prime
posin more active and firm; strained.
common TO good, sl0otff ~ ,o,eo
rpentino quiet ana stea"g AT ~'4V
and moiasscs firm anu u.cnalr
Coffee steady AZ sails points down;
March. S124Jal2.5J May, 81 so l2Hli
Iuiv. 81 a.. September SO 500 lQN5' De-
com6er. Sl0Go Spot RIO dull ana steady;
suear-Raw dun and firm fair rein.
ing. 3Hc bid. Refined firm, quiet ana
Freirhts to Liverpool quiet and nomi-
nal. cotton, 3-32d., grains, 20.
NAVAL STORES
WIZ. AfIEGTON. y. c.. Feb. 2l~Clos-
ing. R0sin nrm, strained, Sl2J; good
spirits OF turpentine firm; machine
PC. Irregular. 11l1c.
Cruoc Turpentine-NOthingd doing.
Tar firm ai 0c.
inc firm al 20 &C.. ,
I.O1. c. 800, l., $50, T., $50; j., ST. 80,
sAVANNAH. GA, Feb. 2l.-Turpentine
frm at &c. sa.cs. 30 casks, receipts,
| n casks. seasons receipts, -'5. l51 casks
shipments, 2ej512 casks; STOCK, llvep
asks
Rosin firm. sales 1000 barrels receipts.
81 barrels. seasons receipts. LOG l32
harrels. seasons shipments, 3H,Ji& bar
rels: stock .OJ $50 barrels. Quotations
/ \. 3. and &. 81 90. d. Si.20 r, SlW'I 80,
| r. S145n1.50. a.. 800. ". Sldp l. - ~.
4. 81 -: NJ Sl.9); y, 500; ". g., S2.l2's'
w X &fsiT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
G. c. Waite.

COLUMBUS. o. Feb. - President G.
c. Waite. Of the Columbus. Hooking Val
ley and Toledo railroad died this morn
ing az 3.l5. aged hfty-two years He
had held his present position since 1883
CHRISTOPHER Chdmplln Waite was the
only living son Of the late Chief Justice
Morrison r waite OF the supreme Court
OF ;he I'ritea States He was born at
Naumee city. o.. september q 1872. IN
fScq he vas MARRIED TO Miss Lillian
Guthrie. % GAINESVILLE, who. with two
chiIdren--Harry. aged twentr-three. and
Ellsworth aged seventeen-surSive him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

q..cl al y4..,. unchanged, 30. spring
wheat. SKA 1850. No. ioI. - 49, io..
No corn 2shc.. No. oats, ~. t-lltc.'
No . rye. Csc: mess pork, S9sll21l 1000.
ard 50 tfs short rib sides 5000. dry
"a e --0- O0. short clear
sides. S52505.37te: whisky, Sl.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
SUNDAY HURcH MOTT, rs

silO. La, r..s = a. Ds.rIiol -nC isI"
Grove Avenue near leach street. rev.
j. G. HIDh>, ID. d, pastor. - rtslcA4l
at II A. NJ. ana ; +. ~. sunoay &c o.
at J.1J "A. M. All welcome b.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COX
ner Main and Sixth streets)-ke1. W. w
LANDRUM. ID. -, pastor.-Morning NOT
silip a. A u Coca. evening Worship
5 O'clock. Strangers welcome u
WEST VIEW BAPTfST rFURcl /.
corner cary ana Meadow Streets, rev
J. NJ MERCER, pastor Worship on sun
day: Sunday school. $50 A. NJ. Preach
ing at II A. NJ and 5 y. u. BOYS meet
M at T. NJ. Young Peoples Union al
I. NJ. Prayer meeting "Wednesday al
Z, NJ Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
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Wv NNHT DTUNTTIT MAFF IT
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Flour duh ana
e,
40: Minneapolis. patent, S3.354i3O;
O.nDrs LuCl.-i4btu. oO-thtih AOni Huii
anu uncualstu.
What il .ower and fairv actiy. '0r
export. closing firm; NO. red, store
and elevator. 1SuiSlkc.; aioat, oO4g
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR.
ner Grace and Pine streetsl. Rev. II. a.
BAGBY. pastor. preaching ~ II A. NJ
and Z. NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednesday
evening at r VI. sunday school al >
A. ~ Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
dav az y NJ q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

FREE LECTURE BY AN ORDAINED
evangelist. Sunday evening. February
2af { o'clock. Gatewood.s Hall. 3ls west
Broad street; subject The second CON
sae.arian and members Of all denomna-
lions are cordially invited. This is not
so-caIed Second Advent or Christadei-
uhtauiSm.
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THIRD c r. 5 II a CH ECh
fTwenty-siNth and Marshall streetsl-Rev
l. NJ OMER. pastor.-Preaching sunday
at II A. VI. and 1880 =. NJ. sunday school
at 800 A. NJ. Prayer meeting wednesday,
at T. ~. u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

SEvENTH-STREET c II r. l ST =
church (Seventh and Grace Streets Rev
JABEZ HALL. pastor. Preaching az a.
A. NJ. and =. VI. sunday school ~
a.a0 4 N Christian Endeavor. 7:l5 =.
NJ. Sunday Prayer meeting. ) +
Wednesday. Sewing Circle. IL a. "
Thursday. Little Sewing Circle, 4 +. NJ
Seats free. PubhceordiaNy invited.
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BROAD-STREEr MISSION HALL
cTf2 east Broad. open every nlsnt. -
MONDAY prayeT-meeting every az anny r Ts
desiene1 TO promote deeper Christian
life meets every Friday night Al
welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22

WEST END MISSION (CHRISrIAE).m.
1905 west Cary street.--Sunday school gS
A. NJ Prayer meeting every lhnrsady
NIGHT a: s o'clock. Public cordially IN
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SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHuRch,
Or. HOGE will preach ~ ~ A. ". ann
at p. NJ. the hour Tor aitei noon ser
O'CLOCK
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FIRST PREsB yTrRfAN CHURCH.. -
IL KERR al II A. VI. and =. NJ.
Lecture at night. From Hermon 10
Oiivet and Bethany" Rev. G. VI.
CHI MpLFy al Westminster at IL a. NJ
and p NJ.
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roNDON BAR SILVER MARRrT
.-nNDON Fob ~ --Rar silver closed nj
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT CON
ter PARK avenue and Harrison ss, IT,
Preaching at II A NJ. and p. "a. 10y
Rev. ]. q. HERNDON. Of Ashland, ",
MidweeS service Wednesday at ) ~
Christian Endeavor Society meets AT = -
=. NJ Sunday. Sabbath school a, 80
A. NJ. Seats free In this church. and
hearty welcome to all.
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STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twenty -ffth and Leigh streets).
Rev. w. L. WRIGHT. D. d. pastor
Sunday. II a. NJ and . p. NJ, preaching
by Rev Or. L. r. TAYLOR, president
Wake Forest College. Sunday. 800 /.
NJ. Junior b. Y. p. L. Sunday, ?. ~,
Senior b. Y. p. L. Sunday. 9:ij A. VI. q.
Sunday school. Tuesday. Young mems
prayer-meeting. "Wednesday, general
prayer-meetlng.
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AGE STREET PRESBYTERIAN

hmrch. Rev. JAMES /. FAR, p. q
pa pastor freaching IT II o'clo x A. NJ.
ana o't;tck p. NJ by the pastor sun
dsy-schooi services at $50 A. ,.o NJ, hPu NJ
Wesi esday night services at O'clock.