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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
cIncAGn MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. 2s.-The wheat
market was interesting, both ln action ana
news. today Higher prices were csiaN-
lishcd with difficulty, and all gains We're
practically sustained 10 tine ciore. D"s"
wheat was strong and llac. higher.
tOrn-Ihe lOW price o. corn, WIN" ny
reference 10 the conditions causing it,
seems t0 te the main puil ar- iinenl iii
this market 40 present 81 fnv iniueh-
till traders buy ON the theory That they
certainly can't loose much. whist they
stand chance 10 win something by inc
operation. The strength of wheat neipcl
corn. but the later cooling oi the puil
enthusiasm permitted them to sage At ,
corn opened at 2-1sc.. advanced 10 ana
closed at -Ja. t.-a-c. higher than yesttI-
day Cash corn was Pc. higu"r
Oats-llIuness, independent OF iA' zone
OF wheat ana corn. was SIN the notable
feature of oats. OF course There was a
certain amount Of speculative sympathy.
which for al time checked The adtdn' 'te
tendency. but nevertheless the under
tone of strength was distinct AMI well
defined MAY oats closed 80. hie' GER than
Yesterday Cash oats were .irm.
Provisions irregular hog .ndl ct,
with some grades steady ati CtneIs
weak were reported az the yards nus
morning The latter feeling carried lue
most weight at the opening OF the pro-
vision market. but the demand for pro-
duct became better as the session pro-
crossed. and "a steadicr tone dcttiupd.
THE carly strength of wheat was off neit-
ht as am influence and towards fhn close
the same consideration exercised 5000
effect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

The Governor Visits the Prison Farm.
Condition of Crop-

The Governor Visits the Prison Farm.
Condition of Crops.
STATE FARM. VA, Aug. ESPECIAL
Governor O'Ferrall. the Board OF Dlrec-
tors Of the Virginia Penitenuary. Superin-
.cnlent B. W. Lynn. and several other
gentlemen were conducted on a special
Tram over the James river division Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway Tuesday TO
the State farm. whore they spent the
day Inspecting the crops and other work
now in progress. which they found IN a
most gratifying coalition.
10 WAS o. beautiful day. and the morn
ing broke forth with cI0udlcss sky and
an equable temperature which lasted
throughout the day. so the ride over the
farm was a very pleasant one. on their
return 10 Che small grove around the
buildings watermelon cutting was en-
gagged in. which was greatly enjoyed by
every one. A more substantial luncheon
was served in the baggage car on the
siding az tho depot after which the
party returned 10 Richmond. and every
one. seemed highly pleased with the day
spent rusticatlns on the farm.
Nearly all classes OF Vegetables are
needing rain badly
a series OF meetings are now being con-
Quoted az alem church by Rev. Mr.. Rey-
no.ds and Mr.. Knibbs.
Miss Blanche Johnson. OF Manchester.
is spending some time with Miss Pearl
SLepperd-
Messrs. b. Cleveland and W. b.
Tamm have returned from Fluyanna and
Cumberland counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

The Disciples Church at Fredericksburg
MaN be Erhnllf- q her Notes.

The Disciples thurch At fredericksburg
MAY he E-buiit-O her Notes.
FREDER1CKSBURG. VA. August Is.
Special-The sunday-school children OF
Berea church Stafford county, spent a
delightful day this week in the grove
near the church. Numerous enjoyable pic
mic features made the occasion one long
20 Doe remembered by the little ones.
Superintendent G. j. Charters and a
corps of efficient officers and teachers
have built up large and flourishing
Sunday school al Bersa.
Rev. DR. r. $ Dunaway. who has
been visiting on the Eastern Shore. viii
return this week and III his pulpit at
the Baptist church mere next Sunday.
Rev. l.. A. Cutler, OF Louisa Court
house. has been in the city :hs week and
will preach here several nights next
week.
There IS a probability that the old
Disciples church here viii be repaired
through the generosity OF Colonel John
w. Andrews, a wealthy citizen OF Fort
Gibson, Miss. This denomination has had
no organization here for many years. and
their church property has become dllapi-
dated through the rayages OF war and the
natural impairing or time.
\ protracted meeting will commence
at Bethel Baptist church. In Stafford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
TOnAcCC EXCmANGE.

Richmond. Va. Aug. -, lo''
Offerings at auction on 1A"u6e w. Co
by Messls. George \. Haynes anu w. nj
Palmer a. CO.. bU packages or LOul "a ana
Caroline county lNa.J sln-clrel toDa...,
Two package sold az ST. -, o4e d. fi'' 80
three at 500, -wo al flY' one ~
one az Sg.lU one al f5-3' one q" -.
three al 81 -. firce 40 ~. four ~ '.,'.
one al s.. one at S0lJ, two 40 so'-' o"o
at So one at $500, oAe 40 S'..' ~
500 one at $500, one 40 ft"p' ohc 4"
$50. one az s3.lu. one az S-.p'' v'l+ ~.
$50 TWO 40 s.. one al sltp, one "l 49,,
~. d., san f.ur af Sl ONE AT tJ-., one
at SOC. one al Goo. TWO 40 JOc' -..,...
Private sales reported 10 lne stti -'H'
oil, fre RIrumOrd Tobacco Trade To-Day
were light ... ,o-d.,,.
Tne ialacco inspector reports 'o da,
Bright, a. ho-sHea ~ ~-' -
\ hogsheads aud 80 ueices. hti"7 p'e-
tiOna-Brsht. $ hOesnea.- ..,....,s ceo-
Iaterro'lS Planters Sneihufne - sea-
brooks. Virginia. Aleehan! orc ',,..',,,-
ion. sAockoe, aud Myers toba-co va
r,.. ... l...,. Io-... l.t.e.Epa, 80 PACK
mos. deliveries. 20 packages. ,.-
Tinted states internal revenue co"'--
lions ON tObacc0s for tne eliy az i,..-
mond Va. to-day. cigars aLl Goa, &.
sl,soto5. plug toDaccos' >-'''"'O'' '0'"''
INC following tobacco items OF interest
anpeor I'm the Detroit Herald or COM
nerce' Of August 2G. lso6: .-,...o
MI IININiIIMAAs TIC tht-t~t+.-
growing expert employer pJ t"c yg'e.'.',,f
ment Of Victoria, has sent ih Hi7 4DlD
on his recent visit 10 the lo'dtlv 49,
tons Of the colony. which have pioI-r'
some OF tho districts with the best pAi =
OF MARYLAND. and encourages the SOP. ".
successful production. l'At ne at1'Vo We
ne planters have much 10 learn III tl'
methods of cultivation. EiWiN- 80 "
ing lie condemns inc curing a"'~a ~
HH. D.
factory. and the care. c.tnt7a " i'l .t 10
tIc fo-f ii classified. Before the lndueliy
can prosper. bee thinks. -triH AID a..
,.lrcu to naec.iniu which varieties OF ~"
49,, viii thrive bost in different ti5-
frIctq and he recommends the GOV l-
mcut To- establish esp, nint..lal . ...
I'm inherent parts ~ The colony, "ii'i'
cral varieties can De grown ""e
curing houses cam Doc c'erl.'' -f
would them Ic nain 60 s.'
methods Of cultivation, cuiiNe' ava h''
l5rbe United states Tobacco Journal
pleads for the restoration 'l 'yD" .'.,
10 ifs former and rigltill .Iltt 81" -t
c,,,.rencv Of the country. u says NAV
once Everything from vile 90 a f',iiun
of rum. could Dee bought with inc uei'i",S
and fragrant Weed Ionat,' " Ia
eI,rerior 10 gold. for 20 took three go'1
dollars TO buv one pound Of the Weed
and fle l0tO'en sold Nil"A- VIZ -'..,',.,
ifr,. of rs wrrh in the same nIgl-sli Ni.S
fashion on hccount az our toIa',p e,"i'l
ari a.s the siiNtrifee are JUST h'"
lin, m the fore'nn nations for their eo.d
standard Further. that u to't.'Y w.
made the Nonev standard d. WiNll w..
az much benefit fO "a very hail-Wo hIl-
mass of our farmers. ~ wouid reNFe o,'i
Of the most donfcs cd lNHN9u-'5; ...
eraiiv n would restore the old-'line
money 10 the place DO held before l- N,
demonetized two hundred years ago by
some hithcrtp unr Ispecin CRIME iYuH a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

CINCINNATI O.. Aug 2s-Flour
steady. winter patent $2Oo0350, spring
patent. S3JOu3SO.
Wheat steady. no. . red. track. GOQGlc 4:
80 red. track. 51c
Corn quiet and easy. no. mixed track.
2rkc
Corn quiet and easy: No. mixed, track.
u ofsc.. so. % mixed. track. 1Je.
Pork quiet and steady, city. family.
$40. clear family. $50. clear butt. $40.
Lard sQuict and easy. kettle. S3G2i4lt
5S7la; prime steam, S325.
Dry sailed meats inactive. shoulders.
$50. short rib sides. S3.1JN3SO. short
clear sides. S34504O1
Bacon quiet and steady. loose shoulders
and short clear sides. Si2J.
Butter steady. Eig.ns. zoe.
Whisky steady. sales Of $40 barrels at
Sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

Now YORK. Aug. 2S.-Cotton futures
cios ed quiet. August. TAB. September
1fc. OCTOBER. 4.5J. November. 40; De-
76l March. ~. April. rs: May. Sso,
sale. 1lStpO bales.
N.W ORLEANS. LA. Aug. 2S.-Futpres
steady, sales 5000 bales. August. 1888.
Sep emhcr. 1.22 October. 1875. November
Dec .mDcr. and January T39, February,
1.4t March AS. April 10
l|A LNfDOL. Aug. 2s.-l2.30 L, NJ
Cot OLD in limited demand and prices
favor buyers. American middling. 1 1872 .
ksalcs. t,OVu bales American o. 40 bales .
speculation and export. 800 bales, receipts.
! 90 bales. American. 100 bales Futures
ppeued steady and demand fair August,
23-otHi 22-64. August and September.
l2-0iul o-64. October and November.
fN-tfnI 500. 40. embcr aud December
S-au4 1-Di. December and January.
9-C144 7-0s. January and February.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
JHE CLOSING TATToNs or
MONEr
Offerings and sales at tho Richmond To-
bsccoIt scbsnge-Int Revenue
Collections Foreign Adyicea

NEW YORK. Avg. 2S Stocks to-day
showed some slight improvement, BON
IN volume 81 buaiuCss and in price me
transactions iu STOCKS asgitSated -"V,tu1
mortg2ros, 900. These totals "a orai-
nary times would DE considered OF lusiB-
hincant Ir0p0itl MS but they make quite
"a comparison wItA the oea.lAss on 4ie-
Nous days OF tic week, ana gave tNe
nfukcrs nope OF better things. Tho in-
nuX of gold was the dominating influence,
tho onRisemcDis since the import Mv' O.
mont started. about ten days dho. 700.
tug up nearly Sl2,O00OoO Better sun
The foreign exchanges are ocmoial~en
ana every thing points 90 "a continuance
OF the movement OF the yellow Mtldl
from Europe To the United states. me
Bank of England has raised the price LOT
Tar cold. but This las been ou7ct 10y
further reduction IN posted rates Tor cA-
change here. Predictions OF lower rates
FOR money next week were current, hIu
they seemed 20 have some basis. TO-
day tho rates ranged from VI 10 40 p'4
cent. bat the bulk OF tho business was
transacted uf per cent and under.
With gold coming TINS way ana money
less stringent operators were hcAhtu
O. branch out a little on the long slle
of the account. while the bears wore
disposed t0 cover their short INES. Lon
don also took more interest lu our iN"i
kot ard bought ST. lfiul ana Lo-Is'l.l'
and Nashville Tho advance IN the gem
A
Jersey Central Manhattan. western
Union. tho lndustrials the Graugcis ana
the lnieruatfona.s leading. Tho i'rangeis
were strengthened by The unexpectedly
good showing of th Burlington and Quincy
for July For the period named the
company reports "a surplus OF SJj,a24
against a dehcit 10 1895 OF $1,000 Spec
uiatou closed strong, with prices at or
ucar fhc best figures OF the day. Net
changes show advances of i4n3i4 per cent
In the inactive issues Illinois Steel rose
81 90 4uA and later receded to a>is.
Bonds were more active and strong. To-
tal sales were S27 coo
Money on call active at eQ10 per cent.
lost loan 20 per cent. aud closing of
fercd az Z per cent; prime mercantile
paper. huI per cent. Bar silver. G64
Sterling exchange demoraiized with
actual business in bankers bills at 4s1h
u4eI'2 for sixty days and 4>p1N4Sf Tor
demand. posted rates. fs2i .01s5 Govern
ment bonds steady State bonds dull
Railroad bonds higher. Silver at the
board WAS steady
Treasury Balances: Coin. S1l233S 0J7.
currency. $40 3.144.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
Tho second SUNDAY IN sep.ember.

tho second Sunday in september
Mr.. G.. ". Colbert IS making prepara-
uons TO buiid a large and well-arranged
store house. on the site OF the one recently
burned at Guinea s.. 90 Caroline county.
Two missionary sermons Will be preach
Cd az the historic OLD salem church, IN
this county. next Sunday.
Tie Kirkland Grove campmeetins. near
Heathsviue. Northumberland county
was attended by large crowds. ana on
tho iast day over 800 listened TO the I'M
pressiva preaching OF Or. l.. q. Brough-
ton The camp. meeting committee ARE
highly gratinoi an the financial outcome
which is sufficient 20 pay all expenses
and leaves 500 in hand 10 begin prepafa-
ti0ns FOR another year. The meetings.
resulted IN between forty and nifty con-
versions.
The marriage Of MISS Annie James
Wright. OF Caroline county. al Mr.
Jlarrv Gregory Moore. OF Gloucester az
the Disciples church. I'm Bowling Green.
was largely attended by relatives and
friends OF the contracting parties. The
ceremony was impr,ssIveiv performed by
the pastor. Roy J.. a. cutler. Mr.. and
Mrs Moore lott Immediately after the
ceremony on an extended northern tour
A Bryan Sewall-Jones club will be or
gained az Warsaw. Richmond county.
mo home OF Congressman Jones. next
Saturday.
Tho dwslllng-housc OF Mr.. Simon +.
Edwards. IN Richmond county. was de-
stroyed bv Are Wednesday. The origin OF
the fire Is unknown There was NO in
suran nee
m the torget-shootinR contest hy the
Washington Guards Wednesday after
noon for tho TYLER medal the score was as
follows. Captain 81. %. Rowe. IS; Cor
poral A. b. Bots. Jr 16' Leuteat r.
n. Revere. IS: j. @. Helm, -; w. f..
I.aac0ck a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

BALTIMORE. MD. AU@. 2S.-Flour
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and hrmer; spof and Au-
gust. Gr.062c December. G5laN6T4c
steamer No Q red 56i2qSGkc; southern.
by sample. OlQG5c.. do. on grade. $3.50
6.HSc.
corn firm. spot and September. 26U
2Gisc: October. 2G2 2Gisc.. new or old.
November or December. 27&c., January,
27i4c.; steamer mixed - ,1i22asc.; south
oru white corn, 20a42rsc; do. yellow.
oats steady: No. white. 25Q26c.; No.
mixed. 23N23iqc.
rive quiet and steady; 80 .. near by.
g.. tf3Gc.. 80 .. western. aln5ic.
Hay quiet; choice timothy, new. $1,000
1880
Grain freights firm. active. and higher;
steamer 10 Liverpool. per bushel, 3Sd.,
october. Cork for orders. per quarter.
"a AID. September
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
rHE FoN hhINb iNfhsiIGAIIoN.


Property Right. Were Iuiringed Upon
CAPE CHARLES. VA, Aug. 2S.-Spe-
cial -The Fox Island Investigating Com
miftee appointed by the last legislature
~ Virginia met here to-day and con-
Guided their Investigation. The report
unanimously adopted says that the prop
erty rights OF the Commonwealth are bee
ing infringed upon by William Ellinser
and recommends that the Attorney-Gene-
raj of Virginia shall institute proceedings
I'm the proper court 10 protect the in-
terests Of the Commonwealth.
senator Stubbs Will prepare the re-
port and submit it 20 the Attorney-Gene-
RAJ in a few days The committee left
about ! o'clock to-day ON the police boat
Chesapeake for their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

ST LOUIS. MO. Aug 2s.-Flour un-
changed.
Wheat higher: August. G2c; September
GOtsc.: December 63s>c. lil.
corn highq. August. 1S7sc: September.
19iSc.. December 2lc. bid May. 2isc.
bid.
oats higher. August lie. September,
l7isc: May. l9iac bid.
Pork STANDARD mess. new, S63r3, old,
S612i5
Lard-Prme steam. S822a; choice,
S352l2.
Olher artlcles UNCHANGED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

GROVE-ANENUE BAPTIST CHUkCd
Grove avenue near Beech sftcu. i'cF-
j. G.. HIDDEN, l.. d., pastor.-freach lns
al IL A. NJ. by Rev. y. l.. WEST, OF Car
rolton, Mo 40 service at Hisht
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Sixth ana Main streets -f reicni 8
| 40 II clock a. NJ. boy Rev SPARKS W.
/ MELTON; subject, 'Ihe Christian Code
OF Ethics. 30 service At night.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
Broad and Twelfth streets)-Preaching
at IL a. NJ. by Rev ii. A. UPPER
/ ID. ID. No service az night.
WEST VIEW PTIST CHURCH
! Corner Cary and Meadow streets. Rev
/ >. VI. MERCER, pastor Worshlp on sun
| day: Sunday school, $50 A. VI. Preach
! ug at II A. NJ. and y. NJ. BOYS meet
/ ing at Il. Vi. Young Peoples Union al
( j. " Prayer-mcetlng "Wednesday al
L. VI. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
| ner Grace and Pine streets. Rev II. 4.
| BAGBH. pastOr.-lreach ching az ii A. NJ
/ and II. NJ. Pray er-meeung wednesday
evening al j. NJ. sunday school al
| day al 4 H. NJ &
PNE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
| corner Pine and Albcmarle streets. Rev.
day at IL a. N. aud j.. NJ. sunday
! school at o A. NJ. Prayer meeting We'd
nesGay at : L ~ Young mems prayer
meeting Monday az j.. NJ. Young fco-
plo's prayer-mecung Friday al > 4. NJ
AL welcome.
UNION STATION METHODIST
church corner of Twenty-ioAr,h and Nei-
| son stre.tsl. Rev GEORGE g.. WANDER
SLICE. ID. d.. past0r.-il a. NJ subject
Light in the Life Z. NJ, Paul, or
Divine Transformation.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church. South Corner Broad and TWEEN
tietl stTtrfsI. Rev. JOSH NJ ASl ~.
pastor.-preaching a. il A. VI. by Rev.
| j. II. LUMPklN. 40 service IN the af-
ternCon or at night Wednesday night
service at o'clock. Lpworth League FRI
dav night 40 $40. Sunday school at 9lJ
a. NJ Cordial welcome 10 all.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsCO-
pal church. south Grace street between
Fourth and Fifthl. Rev ". v. TUDOR
by Rev r. l.. PELL No service at
night.
PARK-PLACE NJ. y. cHURcH COR
~ MA flSlAPo Trs i p ibsIe'T. t aeH
preaching at IL A. NJ and Sis T. NJ. by
Bishop JOHN c. GItANBLRN.
Y-STREET METHODIST FpISC o
pal church. South corner Adams and Gay
strectsJ. Rev IA. M. HOPE, pastor
Preaching Sunday az IL o'clock a. NJ
and al SID L. M. by tbs pastor
Sunday school az 1913 o'clock 4. VI. Off
cal MEETING MorGay night at 5 o'clock.
Class-meeting Tuesday night at SIS
o'clock Midweek services Wednesday
night at $40 O'Clock. devotional meeting
of Epworth League Friday night az S.l5
o'clock. Seats free. AL are welcome
LAUREL-STREE1 " r T n DIST
Episcopal Church. South Corner Laurel
ana Aibemarle streets. Rev. \. J. TAY-
LOR, pastor.-Sunca school at $50 a. NJ.
Subject at II A. NJ. our Father In
Heaven" AT sl5 =. NJ, Grief at the
Violent and Sudden Death o. Young
Man" Epworth League al 1:lj T. NJ.
Mission Sunday school. corner Wlnder
and Washington streets, 9.l5 y. NJ. nd
$3.50 T. VI.
RROAD-STREEp NJ J. 4 II q ID 7 r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
E{c1mond. Va. Aug. Is 1Sg6.

Quotations. Longberry-W Wheat 81 TO
c.. mixed lG 90 CSC. shortbefry 80 20
Csc. no. red. Coo
Corn White. Virginia. SOC; No. white,
2Qc.. 40. mixed ->c.
Oats-No. mixed. 20ia 20 DC; No.
MIXED. lQ 10 10iac.; winter seed. - TO 5oc.
HNe-.sI TO go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

BALTIMORE MD. Aug. 2e.-Nirginia
rs new. UnGj. d0 Century 800 asked
baltimore and Ohio 1915; Consolidated
Gas stock. 51is. do. Gas bonds, CTS, ll-'4'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Aug. -s -l.9s ,,,
lrm, strained. Sl.dJ good sli al".l, 60.
spirits OF iurpcntlne dun, mae"'"e'
DC. Irregular firm 40 .lhc.
Tar firm at SluJ -, 81 on.
SOL Al ra. .lruIu Ito
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
roNDoV rAR SLAYER MARKET.

IUNUD\ Aur 2S-Iar sIIVorl 5O'sd.f
cnsois. ~ 1l-l6 for money ana d. 1916
for the account
r. M-Pai.s advices quote 3 per cent
rcnte8 at lO2 francs ana 30 cenlimes Tor
the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug 2S-The
treasury gold reserve at the close OF bust
moss to-day stood AT Si0l.7700l9 TIA
DAVIS Withdrawals at New York were
sos 800
The net gold balance included the $780,
900 gold deposited at New York. The
treasury is advised that s1-500.00o Of gold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. 2s, 1906
ARRIVED.

Br. steamship Newcomer Port tampa
Schooner Newton Boston
schooner j j. Treat. New Haven.
Schooner W. l.. Roberts. Fan River
SAILED.
pr steauehip Hannahanrock Liverpool.
I3, cfoauehlu fIrnncrIctr. London.
schooner william Johnson. Vera cruz
Br steamship Newcomer. bordeaux ana
CT Trfri4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.--ln the dry GOODS
market business has been more quiet than
during previous days OF the week. TIE
condition OF tho market for woollen goods
is without alteration in any direction and
An silks. hosiery underwear linens. etc.
"a quiet market is reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-29

ttrrofl Sunday SCHOOL. 1.1I A b. SUM
day marnng services ~ A. ~ sunday
c,c~i..s ssryic.- S j. y. Hoiy com
muniou. drst Sunday o. The month.
g'r ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
learner Laurel and Beverly streets. Rev..
PIKE POWERS. ID. d., rector. Services
every Sunday at ID a. ". and p. NJ.
sittines an free. and hearty welcome Us
extended TO an visitors. Is
ALL SAINTS CHURCH MADISON
street between Grace ana franklin)-J.
Y DOWNAfAN. rector. Service Sunday
morning at lI O'cl0ct. evening service az
C15 o'clock Sunday school at $3.50 O'Clock.
Rector's bible class for men at i9oi5
o'clock Sunday morning 10
ST JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCO-
ual church BROAD street. between TWEEN
fy-fOurfh and tweniy-ifth. Rev y. a..
GOODWIN. rector. Services az u A. NJ.
$50 afternoon service untl further notice.
ST, PAgLs CHURCH CORNER
Ninth and Grace streetsl Alornins
p psysr and sermon. si5 P w. Hoiy
Communion. FIRST and fl.ri Sundays after
u o'clock service e34i, fourth i a9d
LEY CARMICHAEL. u. D.. rector. ts
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRIM
lty O. memorial cs,re5 op ,e e,yGSrei anr MI
teslant Fps op'' $500 49, 49,
cpt1- .,r,r rector Services morn
ing and evening
....,.r,,.,, ,,...,,
GRACE EPISCOPAL on lt,ii COZ
nnef on yam "'t'fi ,so. ro.tor t,o.',.I',
i-,.'.l .',ery r.0rIs-Diy sunday school
no ii 4. 81. and eteni4 prayer and lee
fure a. $3.50 +. 3D. Holy come
munlon on the ifst sunday no lhe Ut
suriavs at 1.U A. f Strangers are
-noyyn seats and are made 20 feel cordial
h. welcome. O..
ST MARKS CHURCH. REV. GEO.
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street below Twe0m. Roy FENNER $.
STlCkNEl. rector. -~nndaF SERVICES at
li o CLOCK a. NI' .''i'., ~" 80.
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daiIv invlfe5 Sunday school at $3.50 A
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hy ket. JOSEPH h-N n if.. oi ,ofiIt .'l,
Ky MidWcek services wednesday dt SID
J.. ". Christian Eugoavor meeting no 1880
l.. NJ. Sabbath school at q30 A. N.
SECOND ppr4ry,rrpTAN CHURCH
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