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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Jan "A good
crowd attended the races to-day although
il was quite cold. so much so that most
every one took shelter behind the glass
partitions in the rear of the stand.
Three taVoIites second choice, and
an outsider won the events Mike Kelly
lost the fret race ln Il hot drive 10y a
nose. as ne carried two and malt
pounds overweight
Evanesca was Il good thing for the
second race. and Iomped home three
lengths in front of Minerva and the tired
Lady DOicful George f. Smith was in
a SOFT spot and won as he pleased
Chugnut made q runaway race of the
fourth. and never was headed. Miss
Rowett, the good thing of the race, tired
badly in the stretch and was beaten out
by Cor0net, a rank outsider. for the place.
David had an easy thing of the last,
galOping home two lengths before the
favoritc. who never could catch him.
Weather clear and track fair Sum
msries:
First race-seven furlongs. sclling-Cot-
ton King Q22, Midgeley, to u first, Mike
Kelly second. Waterman third. Time,
1888 -.
second race-six furlongs. selling
Evanesca Q0g. Ray, to y first Minerva
second. Lady Doleful third. Time,
l1S IL
Third race-six furlongs, purse-George
y Smith Ol2. Freeman, to p first, I'M
ported Percy second, Bessie -..chois third
Time. la,.
Fourth race-mile and one-sxteenth,
handicap-Chugnut as. Barrett. 3 to u
first, Coronet second, Hiss ROwett third
Time. 1.5l.
Fifth race-onc mile, purse-David Qo6.
Gardiner. 10 - first. Campania second
Peytonia third. Time. 1916 il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Jan. 3.-Sena-
tor Squire has called a meeting OF the
Committee on Coast Defence Tor imm'-
date consideration OF MS BIN on fOri,A-
cations ana coast defcnces.
General Craighill, chief OF engineers,
viii make q statement 10 the committee
Tomorrow ass TO the needs OF the sea-
coast cities and his ability TO erect the
Notifications 1T the appropriation of ST.
cO0OOJ shall be made. as called Tor by the
bin OF senator Squire.
General tlagier, chef OF ordnance,
will make "a statement as 10 the manu-
facture OF guns, mortars, gun carriages.
and pIojectles.
General Miles. commanding the army.
Will also maze 2 statement showing the
necessity OF immediate and energetic ac-
ton by the Government. AZ Is desirable
10 get this matter In an official form
az soon as possible. 10 enable Congress
10 act with intelligence and promptness.
Petitions TO Congress are pouring IN
from Charleston. Savannah, galveston.
New Haven, and other cities On the
Atlantic coast. and similar action Is
being taken Ira Seattle. Portland. san
Francisco. and San Diego. on the IA
cihc coast-New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. "a well-found-
Cd complaint at the general inactivity
was voiced ON the Board OF Trade. The
first trading DO wheat was al steady
figures. ass There Was no news ON Whlch
90 base partculan strength or wcaN-
ness, ami very little alteration in values
took place May wheat opened IRON
5s.sc to JSisc., advanced TO oJsc, clos
ing at 5yitc bld, ~ sc higher than yes
teTday. Cash wheat was hrm anu >4
re. higher
Corn-Ihc limits within which corn
ranged were so narrow that there couid
scarcely Doe anything but the most ln-
significant business transacted. 1he
only alteration ~ value seemed 10 be
from slider 10 seller. May corn opened
az 2Tlsc.. sold az 2sc., closing "a the a.
ter. shade higher than yesterday 49,
corn was steady
oats were firm, but nevertheless as
detoit of any feature. either ln the way
OF news or business. There was uTm-
ness i'm every thing else ON the moor. so
that strength IN oats could be ascupeQ
TO sympathy. May oats closed islti4 a..
higher than yesterday. Cash oats were
firm.
Pioyisions-lmther enhancement in
prices of provisions took place TODAY.
Confidence shosed considerable CROWN
and buying was in greater favor. Ine
stocks Of provisions in Chicago were
surprisingly sman, which, in ADDITION
TO The strength of the i've hog markct,
materially aided The feeling in product.
The close was re. higher Tor May
pork. and DC. each higher Tor May lard
and May ribs. Domestic ana iOrei8h
markets were irmer
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING oUO TArIoSs or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal NeVen"e
Collections Advices.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.--Ihe stock spec
t.ltion Was quiet again to~uay' plIS
IJJ.ul6 shares being TRACED I'D thIoue"-
out the session. IN the carry " au'''s
weakness prevailed, OWING 70 tht owl
QUOla4ons from London. me engage
meufS az SltutOou god bars Tor shlD-
utnt 20 LONDON. and the delay IA an
roDuc.ur the bond issue. 81 PAU ana
4.5.ts4ille were the weakest fOreish
houses we're also sellers OF n.gn-ciass I'a4i-
way mortgage SAND the prices ior ihese
.ss.cs Were shaded all around. In me
eauly decline Louisville ana NasnNihe
Western Union, Baltimore ana ONO,
sugar Chicago Gas, and beather pie
lcrIcd were most prominent Lcdther
Y4tltlred zen 70 6liS on reports from
hoston that the directors intended 10
postpone action on the dlvioend on the
preferred stock. The directors, " IS
understood, are 10 meet on the l0lh
instant 10 act On the matter in the
afternoon the market was dull, almost
to staguatlou, the indisposiuon 70 tFaoe
pending some announcement from WASH
luGton. the matter OF BOND issue bclhS
well ulCh universal Tobacco lcllcNeu the
faonotony of tho room when "A sharp rise
Ol points 10 II TOOK place. Inc hu-
vance fn This specially was due 10 re-
ports that the price OF plug Woulu De
advanced on January iyih' lIauei
Immediately jumped TO the conclusion
that the Was with the outside manu-
facturcIs was ln falr way or settle
mcnt. The announcement that round
amounts OF goid had been ordered an
London for shipment 20 New YORK also
had O. strengthening effect In the last
hour the market ruled steady 10 nrmi
lut there was no increase IN business
60 speak OF. The market left on STEADY
90 firm. Net changes show losses OF
I,Ql per cent Manhattan, Jersey Cen
tIal. and Western Union, however, gained
IA TO ID per cent Tobacco made an
exceptional gain Of 3h per cent. Bonus
were lower Sales were Sl,l20.up.
The sales to-day OF listed stocks ag-
Grcgatcd llN.54 shares and OF unlisted
stocks ol.4l3 shares.
Money ON call easier AT 4US per cent,
and last loan and closing oHered at ="
per cent. prime mercantile paper. t15
per cent. Bar silver, 0U4. Steriing
exchange steady. with actual business
iu bankers bills at fSfSu4eS for sixty
DAYS ana 400 t049Dla for demand; posted
rates. 1s-i. ~ 500. Government bonds
were weak. State bonds steady. RAIL
road bonds easier. silver az the board
was duU.
Treasury Balances: Coin, y93.5l6167;
currency, 500 bis,iil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

tlations with Major Pond with refsreneo
to IT," -
Mr. Mansfield had not yet informed ~:
Mcconnell OF his plans for the future y
full. and had not told him upon wnab rov'
jects he intends to lecture
Theatrical people In general are inc!s.<Q
to regard this latest announcement OF NJ
Mansfield with astonishmers. re nae IT,
quently OF late. In his speeches 49, 49,.
expressed discomfort at the little encous-
agement the public has given MS eu9rss
to improve dramatic art In this counuy'
But while some OF the pieces ne n a.se ~
full. the Older plays In his regertosy sS uas
nance" Or. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE.
The Scarlet Letter and Prince hs[s III
have always drawn large houses, pctn
When he took the lease OF the Garr{Sk
Theatre last spring. he announced ~
intention OF remaining there great pexS
OF the. season and producing numosa ~
out there--"'rhe King OF Peru'-wes
failure. and he finished tho season Win
his old repertory. Just before pc MAS
open his theatre last fall he was tats1
plans had to be materially changed. he
did not recover sufficiently to return 70
the stage until late in November, enu -
was only able to play one week AZ tne
Garrick. During tndt UNIT uVwc'<ts -
produced new play. The story OF
Rodlon the student" which did not meet
with much success. owing mainly TO ~
somebreness. The older plays he present.
ed were well patronized, and u Is SAIL .
that his season on the road has been very
successful financially New York Herald.
A Herald special from Washington
says:
Richard Mansfield formally announced
his determination to retire rom the steSc
and go on the lecture platform upon tnc
conclusion OF HIS performance IN NY
Lafayette Square Theatre tonight nts
Statements, however. were yelled IN nv
NOR and none except those In the secret
took his remarks seriously.
Il. j. Rodriguez, whom Mr.. Mansnetc
authorized to speak for him, told me tnot
that actor had definitely decided TO sever
his connection with the theatrical world
Mrs. Mansfield. he said, would also reure'
There are two subj scts which Or. Mans.
field intends to lecture upo5-- me Art OF
Acting and "The actors Ike. his
present season will come 80 close on
JI,ne oath. and he will wind UP his the-
atricai career al the Garrick Theatre. IN
New York, some time during the coming
autumn a., x,.a.ta
MIR Rodriguez said that Mr. Mansheia
had not fully perfected all MS plans LOT
his lecture tour. but II Is his intention
to lecture In all the principal cities III
the United States on the suojec's "'"-
toned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

WILMINGTON. y. g., Jan. 3-Rosin
steady. strained. $50, good strained,
- %
spirits OF turpcntine steady; machine
ne. irregular 26i4c.
Tar steady at Hoc.
Crude turpentne quiet, soft. $40: viz
en-. 81 ~.
CHARLESTON, 5. G.. Jan. 3.-rurpen-
tine dun at 2oi1c.
Rosin-GOod strained firm al 81 lOnl.l3.
SAVANNAH GA. Jan. 3-Spirits OF
urpcntine opened at 2lQ2fnc. for regu-
lars with sales OF "a casks. AT me
close the market was frm at 2fAc. BID
There was good ormand at NE, ana
salcs OF the receipts were made.
kOsin--ihc sales Tor the day were
about 2lOco barrels. 1000 barrels being
at Yesterdays prices and 700 barrels
at slight advance The DAles did not
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figure with the sales. only mediums ana
common grades being sold. Inc largest
DAVIS transactions In the history OF the
trade at this or any other port were
reported at IL O'Clock call al the boarn
OF Trade. At that hour there were sales
of % 557 barrels reported. Other saies
amounting 10 300 TO 500 barrels were
made. which were not reported. ~ these
had been reported the total would have
been about -s.OOD barrels. OF THIS large
quantity very little was ABOVE NJ. Inc
pale resins continue neglected ana are
accommodating. When sales OF them be-
gin II is expected II VIII be at decided
slump The closing priceswer as Ioi-
lows: 4. g. and g. SLID; -, $40: r..
sl.3S: y. $40: g. $50. u. 800. ], sl'v;
X, $50. ". .2.l5: n, $40, window glass,
s29O; water wive, S3.iJ.
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petrnlcnm i'm instrla-IInngIy.

WASHINGTON. -. G.. Jan. 3-ine
discovery ana operation OF great pe,ro-
Ieum fields In Austria Hungary nave
been reported TO the state Departments
by George IA. Murphy. United states com-
mercial Agent at isuxempurS. anu ~
ronnection with the subject he says That
the use OF Russian petroleum seems
10 he increasing In the i.axemDurs "is-
trict. -.
II f. sold there at about cent
quart cheaper than American petroI."n,,
and the price nuctuates witt that or
the American article. Some OF the new
wells opened in Austria hungary. says
Mr.. Murphy. have been so productive
that henceforth that country VIII pc
able to dispense with foreign petroleum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

WASHINGTON, II. c., Jan. 3.-An I'M
pOrtant order for the expedition OF the
mails across the Mexican border mas
been issued Dy Assistant Postmaster
General Nelson, and providing tor the
FIRST exchange OF the malls OF railway
post-offices of the United states and
Mexico. TINS does away with the stop
ping OF the mails at the post-on.ces or
both countries along the line and enects
a saving OF twenty-four hours Ine
mall allowed TO pass without interfer-
tered letters postal cards, ana perrodi-
cal publications, and all postage Is re-
~.,irsd "a ia prsnaia In full.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. s,-tlour less
active and unchanged.
Wheat fairly active and steady; NO.
red, track, &c.
white, ne
oats quiet. No. mixed, nc. No. :
No. mixed. Z.'l.c.
Pork quiet anu steady, mess, souo'
clear meas, $1,000, family 2lV.uo.
Lara steady. steam lcii, tJ.iJi ketue,
s.. -. prime steam, SJ.ZVHJ.SJ
Bacon firm, loose shoulders <J.I-i3,
short clears sJ3il2. boxed meats l4c.
more.
Dry salted meats steady; loose shoul-
dcrs, S42J. short ribs, $t-yu, snort clears,
SsOgla: boxed meats &c. more.
WHISKY quiet az ST..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. 3.-rIour
dull.
AMI January. O-fG6i4c.: March. Glisll
o-ac. MAY Gsi 1'-i.c.. steamer n
ree-r GlQ6iIlc.: southern. by sample, tbU
&c. do. on ayaue. 1896 'sc.
corn easy Ger er0t ana January az
32lc.: March. 32055c.' May, SAC. hid;
3l3, 4328c.
2s0gli.c.. No. - mixed. western, 2-ta2 &c.
Rye easy. No. D. 4lc.
ilar nrr0 n" monty, Sl0.oVHio'Vo
Grain frcights dun.
onee iet. 80. Nl4.JV.
Eggs frmer Mt - n2fc.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04
MaSsfIELD VIII TURN LECTURER
Ordered His Manager to Cancel All Dates
for His Company Next ses son.

Richard Mansfield has decided to leave
the stage and go upon the lecture plat
form,
That is the rather startling piece OF
Information that reached this city yes
terday from Washington. where Mr..
Mansfield Is at present at the new Lafay-
cite SQUARE Theatre.
Mr. Mansfield, the report stated. had
grown weary Of trying TO please a public
that would not be pleased. and had de-
termned. after consultation with some
OF his friends, to try his fortune In an
other field He had. II was stated. in
structed his general manager. w. A.
Mcconnell. TO cancel as much as possible
of the tour booked for him for next
season. and to arrange with Major Pond
for a lecture tour.
Mr.. Mcconnell. when / saw him last
evening. admitted that this report was
true. "Mr Mansfield" he said. has in
structed me 20 cancel the dates held FOR
him next season. and says that II IL his
determination to leave the stage for good.
He wants to make lecture tour through
the country, and have entered into nsgo-
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INNS. rANDHRBrLr 10 WE'D.
The Mother ofthe Duchess of Marlborough
L-u----.L IN NILAnr I.-Ln-nmL

The Mother ofthe Duchess Of Marlborough
Inaarel 60 oliver belmont
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--'lhe World says:
Mrs. AVA s. Vanderbilt announced 10
hor friends Yesterday that sine ls engaged
10 be- married 10 Onver Belmont.
Mrs Nuuc t., as Mrs. Nanuernht
is known in society. is the divorced wife
of William Is. vanderbilt. Sne is the
mother of the Duchess Of Marlborough
tMiss COusuelo NandcrDnl. whose mar
rage last autumn was tine crown ana
most precious Jewel IN her mothers So
Cial career.
"Oliver Belmont is the son OF the late
August Belmont. He Us himself a ill
vorced man, the first wife having mar
Ticd again.
ut Is quite certain that the wedding
Will take place soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04
TUr cOTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan 3.--Cotton quiet.
middHng 'ul 8 0-l6. md ling s 10.
gi0ss eel Is. $40 bales: exports 20
ffest r. 49, 9.155 bales, Conl en-.
3 80 falcs forwarded. los J. aies; lie +,
l.Si iaifs, spiAnels 22j bales; siocN.
1880 baiee.
Cotton futures closed STEADY: January.
res. February. S.O3. March, $40; Apr1,
Sax Nay. so; June. 624: July, s.xf;
August s25; september. s.A2. Sstsls>r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

ST. LOUIS MO, Jan. 3.-flour I'M
changed.
Wheat higher May, 5ssn59c. bid; july,
5Sirc
C1rn unchanged.
oats higher: January, lG4c.; May
10hc
pork-Standard mess, $50.
Lard-Prime steam, sou chclce
SJ.27H.
Bac0n-ShOuldCrs 500; longs. -. Ia
clear ribs. S5.12le; clear sides, SJ.2J.
Dry Sailed ,ieats-ShOulders, 500
longs, $3.50; clear ribs, Si.O2is. clear
siues, S4.lJ.
High wines steady at Sir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04
rnRACCn ENcHANGE.

Richmond. Va, Jan. 3. lovp.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Were light.
sampmg to-day.
Planters. ShOckoe, Aleghany, and Old
Dominion tobacco warehouses report -
day. Receipts. ~ packages, deliveries, Is
packages.
United states Internal revenue coHec-
tf0ns on tobalcOs Tor the city OF itch-
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
Sid. plug tobaccOs, S&lf-.iS. fotai'
SZatS.lS
Weesrs. }. q. W. Graveiey. OF Rocky
Mount g. G.: Allan GfmOur, OF Scotland,
and Mr. n. T. A. Jose, OF the old estap-
Hshed firm OF Thomas f.. Jose a sons,
ol Bristol ana Liverpool, Eng, are IN
the city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

After thS Storm" the magnificent
painting winch has been exhibited by
A. Saks x Co. for several weeks, VIII
be seen to-day for the last time al their
establishment, corner of Eleventh ana
Main streets. The painting Is a splendid
work of art. and has been greatly az
mired by critics here as well as else
where. Through the liberality OF Mr.. Saks.
who owns II. many people have been
given the pleasure OF seeing the paint
ing. and none had anything 10 say or
Il except words or high praise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. Jan. o.
Cattle: Receipts 900. market nrm ana
Zoe higher. common TO extra steers
S321IA15: stOckers and feeders, 9z.Ju4
3.I5: COWS and bulls, 81 JOu35D
Hogs Receipts. &l'u0. marke. strong
md Zoe higher, heavy packing ana
chipping lots, S,.Jsl3.tJ; common TO
choice linked, S3.aJu5.,tis: choice as
sorted. S3.OJU3.Tj. light, S3.JoHd.sJ, pigs
=. iun3.fO.
Shecp-Receipts HuNu, interior 10
choice s3.JOn3.CO, lambs. S35fn".io.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Cary and Meadow streets. Rev
j. NJ. MERCER, pastor Worship on Sun
day: Sunday school, $50 A. NJ. Preach
ing at II A. VI. and s =. NJ. Boys meet
ing at p. VI. Young Peoples Union At
p NJ Prayer-meeting Wednesday at
s T. NJ. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

NIIITTUII. Y ~ tNTIl - '"'T''
Quotations Wheat-Longberry. 20 10
ne mixed. 80 10 re. shgrtDeuy, u 10
t-e.i .sO. 3 Ic1. 4ic.
cou-N bite. Virginia a5c. No.
white J3i2 10 Sic. No. mixed. 33c
Osfs-No. 2 mixed, - 10 x5Mc. No. 3
niHfa. ~ 10 X24c winter seed, - TO sc.
Rye. 10 aSc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streets. Rev. II. a.
BAGBY, pastor.-Preachine NJ II A. NJ.
and r. 81 Prayer-meeting Wednesday
evening at T. NJ. Sunday school at =
a. NJ. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
day at T. VI. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

BALTIMORE. MD. JAN 3.-N1relnia
Century, 6u'1 asked. Baltimore and ONO.
$3.50. ia 'UmOre ana ohio southwestern
frfte 1vp bal. Consolidated Gas stock.
CsQ5s.i, do. bonds. Us, ll4i9 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04
RRoAprs.MEMoRIAL RAPrls ]

pAs'4hAll = 4fAl<-NOiNANAf - n -
church cThirty-second and Marshan
streets Bible school and 9l5 A. NJ.
Come early and bring your Bible. Preach
ing at II A. NJ. ana p. ri. 10y the pastor
Rev. JACOB SALLADE. Seats free.
Visitors cordially welcomed. Prayer-meet-
ing Wednesday evening al 5 p. NJ. Mems
prayer-meeting T. VI. Friday. a prohta-
bic hour NAV be spent in either OF these
services. Is
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roNDON RAR srLvER MARKET

Consois. 1864 Tor money and 1857 Tor
thr account.
Paris ad,Icps at $3.50 r. NJ. quote g
per cent. rcntcs at lui francs ana SAG
confines ior the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04
SUNDAY aurKcn NOTICES

GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Grove avenue between Linden and Beech
streets), Rev. j. G. HIDDEN, d. D., pas
tor.-Preaching at IL A. 81. and at 5
Y. NJ. by the pastor. ~
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- lcaaIne mum ranred as fonows

Cash quotations We're as follows: tlour
was quiet. 80. spring wheat, misH
.Glsc.. No. red. $50 .W6it>c., NO. . corn,
25i.025'~c.. SO. . oats. lie. mess lork,
s. So. 0nup. lard. S5.ist 4NJ.f0. short rio
SIDES. Sf35. dry saitcd shoulders, S4.5r2
M462i.. short clear sides Sl.45n4.o-ia.
whisky 81 %
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WAFTNE N IlII1iTIlIN' u
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JAN. 4. 1s96.
sun rises ......... ..'... $500 '.'-' -
sun sets .....-........ .....''.s. 'o''t
Moon rises ...-................. ....s .".'t
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ...t....s .ssssss sss'.s . -
G4AtIlLE s's 90 Cd
PORT orr "a EST POINT, JAN. 3, 1870.
ARKlN I'D.
Steamship baltimore Murphy, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Balu-
more. passengers ana general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

WEST-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1906 west cary street-Sunday school $3.50
A. NJ Prayer meeting every Thursday
night az s o'clock. Public cordially IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

ST. JAMES PROTESTANT EPIScO-
pa Church corner Fifth and Marshall
streets).-Sunday school, $3.50 A. VI. sun
DAY morning services. II A. NJ. Sunday
evening services, l.. VI. Wednesday
evening services, +. NJ. Holy Com
munion, first Sunday OF the month. Rec
tor, Rev. J. X. MASON; residence. 100
west Grace street. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

ALL SAINTS CHURCH CMADISON
street, between Grace and franklin)-J.
Y DOWNMAN rector.-Service sunday
morning al II o'clock; evening service al
a'aiock- Sunday aehaol At 900 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
GIadisOn and Grace streets). DIR. KERR
will preach at II 4. NJ. No service nj
night on account Of the united communion
a. Or HOGE'S church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

NfIZPAH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Chestnut HID. Preaching Sunday, jan
nary 9Th by Or. J. p. SMITH. All cor
daily invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-04

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH;
Dr HOGE will preach at II a. NJ AT )
o'clock T. ~ there will be a union meet
ing Of the Presbyterian churches OF the
CITY. The sacrament of the Lords SUP
per will be administered and the services
win he conducted by the pastors OF the
churches represented In consequence or
this united service at night the church
will be- clnaed IN the afternoon.
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ST. MARKS CHURCH CORNER
First and Clay, Rev. G. G. ARBfTT.
rector Services at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ
sunday school at $50 A. N Weekly lee
turs Wednesday at 8 p. NJ. Is
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Grace EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR.
TANDgN r. MASON. rectOr.-klg ulai
service every Lord's-Day. Sunday schOo
al eco i. VI. Morning prayer and sermon
m ll 4. NJ. and evemiI~ prayer and lee
.era Al \ T. NJ Wednesdays, evening
liver and Bible study at +. NJ Holy
ror1munion on the first sunday at the II
O'clock service. and on the third and ffth
sundays al 1850 A. ". Strangers are
shown seats and are made To feel cordial
IL welcome. L
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sion.-Rev. Or. SPR1GG will conduct di-
vine service each Sunday at IL A. VI and
a. l.. NJ. Seats free. The public cor
daily invited. Sunday school at $3.50 A.
Nj. Is
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LEIGH-sTREET Baptist CHURCH
Corner Twenty 18TH aud Leigh streets,
Rev. w. l.. WRIGHT. ID. d., pastor
Sunday. II a. NJ. sermon: text. 1T f.
finished" Sunday. 3:3p y NJ. Junior
Young PEOPLES Union. Sunday. =. NJ,
Young PEOPLES Union; subject, Thy
Kingdom Come Isaiah xL. 9. Sunday,
: r. NJ. anniversary of the Woman $
Missionary Society: sermon by Rev. T.. Y.
MULLINS ono coilections). Sunday. 915
a. NJ, Sunday school. Monday, =. NJ,
business meeting. Tuesday. \ =. NJ,
\ l.. NJ, address by DR. H. H rIII.