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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
1HE CLOSING OUOThTIONs or
MONEY.
Offerings ana sales at the Richmond To-
bacco INchangc-internai Revenue
toIlcctions-Iorcicn Advances,

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S-Tho movements
al The Stock Exchange to-day were OK
cccalnSiy c.ralc aAu inc Nalue oi busi-
ness show Ca an increase sales debge-
eating 3Sl-l@ shares, against -'l,lyb yes
tclday. Ilc great DISTURBING factor WAS
the report oi impenuin- trouble between
tnls country ana Sl~liN over tno Cuban
question. Tic street was Hooded with
lumOIs Conc.rnins thi7 matter and while
LOtllnt OtuullC developed UP TO she close
OF thc exchange. they tended 10 Keep
speculation unsettled. Alter fractional
advances at tnc opening prices suddenly
gave way ilua per cent. The latter in
sugar. which. under heavy pressure TO
SCH. said To- De for inside account drop
ped from ~ 20 llH. Tho Changers.
ChicHEo Gas, Northern Pacific. General
Electric. and Western Union were also
n!ou1aoly weak. Among tne spcclalues
vanccd q point 10 aS. broke TO 2s3,. The
sharp decline being Que Ia part 60 the
execution of stop orders. ON ocniais
from Washington OF the rum0rs current
early in the day The market rallied "a
for American Spirits pfd. ~ for gar.
ana tfIl per cent. for the other lcad-
ius shares. While the recovery 80 inc
general list was in progress United states
'oidase stock developed nuoy ah,y anu
rose from p 90 ju per cent Afier inc
Improvement 20 the extent noted hnn
taken place. speculation quoted down
aud toward fhe close most oi the Au-
vance was lost. Finally. however, th,Ie
was rally of 81. GO is per cent? Nuohs
the stocks already mentioned Manhattan
dropped rs to fl', ani ialIeg 10 ~, i.D
Pacific Mail l.I l'l t0 20 and later fo-e
90 2,l~ IsDlU. oHr common rose IRON,
-ti2 to 90 lfi.r Hi4 per cent ni lY'iiu
was declared on the pid STOCK. ne HEn'
rtreiut. off .H.ff in fhc NortpWtNi NI'-
rated aeaIn.. fUc Granger group. spec
ulation lcff of barely weak ln loh,.
Set changes elo" losses OF 't'i. i'
cent. Sugar lcadine. Am..l..,,H ,2@,~ad
which was the most active stock iLuI,o
for a. SOD shores Inr sales OF amor
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RAIT1,1nRr ArARKFT.

BALTIMORE. ND. Nov. 13.-FLOUR-
Firm and unchanged.
NHEAT-Inactlye and higher. spot and
November. 92Ac. bid, December, WAc.
bid. steamer No. . red. S1lsNsT2c.; south
eru. by sample. e3qJJc.; do. ON grade.
500 N9N4c.
CORN-Steady; spot, November, ana
new or old. November or December. 500
3Ulsc. February. 3li4N3l&c. steamer
mixed 2Su2S4c.; southern white 23d3oc ;
do. yellow. DOC bid.
OATS-f1rm. tending higher No Z
white. 2GH2Gi5c.: No. . mixed 23023i2c.
RYE-Firm No. . near by, 13p4lc.;
No. 2 western. 4jc bid.
HAY-Firm. choice timothy. 1880.
GRAIN FRE1GHTS- steamer 10
Liverpool per hushcl diad.. January,
Cork for orders steady ~ Is. fo~ De
ccmhor and as cd for January.
COFFTE-Duil. No T. Sl1.0O
nfLnr nffi.l.. Mfnhnnurl
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NAVAL gTORES

WILMINGTON. y. g.. No.. 13.-KOslN
-tirm. strained, $3.50, good strained
Sl.5J.
chine. 2Jisc.; Irregular. 2Jc.
TAR-flrm at 500.
CRUDE TUKPENrlNE-Firm; hard,
$40. soft $500. virgin. Sl.eO.
CHARLESTON. $. G., Nov. 13.-TuR-
pENTINE-M Market firm at 20ac.
HOSIN-Firm. Quotations. i. and G..
$40; T.. slI5. r. and G.. $50; H.,
81 So ]. and X. SiC0: NJ. $50; N. $500.
W. O. e. -: W. w. $40.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. i3.-TURPEN-
T1NE-Firm at 25isc.. sales. i.0s7 casks;
receipts. 1.61i casks.
ROSlN-Firm: small lots l. to water
white selling at 90. above quotations.
salos. 1000 barrels: receipts AiS7 barrels.
Quotations: A.. -, G.. y. and T.. 81 ,@i
p. $50: q. and H.. I.G5: l. and X,
s17o. NJ. $3.50; ~. S2l0: w. O., $3.50,
W W 81 60
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YOK>. Nov. lJ.-FLOJR-rirm,
held higher, and checking business, WIN
tcr wheat. low Grades, S-.-Vg3 30, iair 10
fancy, 5000 Loo, patent f4.oVa4.JU, Mln-
nesO,a clear. $5.4Oa31J; patent. $3.50
/ 90. low extras, SZ.2JQ3-J. Southern
flour quiet ana hrmi common TO fair eX-
ira, S-.oJ4@iJi good to choice do, $40
| $3.50.
WHEAT-Dun and hrmcr; ungraded
ied s7u97c.. NO. / northern, o2hc. OPP
lions excited and firm. advancing lnl'sc.,
declined lasu2c.. rallied i4USc. but closed
unsettled al lsC. over yesterday 10 "4c.
decline, No. . red, November, eSc.; De-
ccmhcr s9hc.
COKN-More active and weaker; No.
- 3lN31tc.. elevator: 32H32Ac. anoat.
Options were dull and weak al isn3ic. de-
cline November 3Oi.ci December. 3lssc.;
OATs-ouiet and easier options dun
and weaker December -37sc.; May.
2raic. Spot prices No .. &c. No. ?
white 23i4c; mixed western. 22i 2f 24lec.
HAN-Low grades arm. shipping, GOA
go &c.; good TO choice 15nSjc.
WOOl-Firm and unchanged.
BEEF-Quiot and firm, family SS.500
300. extra mess. S6uOnIOO. beef hams
uuiot az S1J5O1lGOO. uerccd beef slow
and steady. city extra. India mess $lo.2j
cur Steady: picked bellies.
s. -: shoulders, Si25p4.j0, hams, $500
LARD-Easicr and quiet western
steam - go. city. Si20: December. q 3D..
nominal Refined du!l. continent 81 -,
/ South American S5.25 compound. SiG2ia
/ 04.1l.
PORK-Dun and steady; new mess,
| IS 1ON9rO
! BUTTER Fancy nrmer. State dairy.
/ 11FISc.. do. creamery. l3n2Oi &C., west
ern dairy. Su13c.. Eleins. 2"i2d2lc.
| EGGS Moderate demand, state and
/ PENNSYLVANIA. 23d2ic.. western. fresh,
/ 2t424c.. 90. cuse, S2.23H3uO, southern,
2in22c.
/ COTrON-SEED OlI.-Slow and steady;
crude. De. yellow prime 26c.
ROSlN-Quict aud steady STRAINED,
common to good. SleOnl'2- -.
TURpENTl NE-Steady az .-Nf-o'ac'
I RICE Firm and UNCHANGED.
MOLASSES-Firm. in iair demand ana
iTISEi:.HNUTs- quiet; fancy hand-picked
GoItFEE-Baroiy steady az l00lo POINTS
/ d,yn. November. so 81. January. 81 D.,
/ March 50 15G9 10. May. SoOno 80. spot
| rio dun and easy No. l. 5lV'-
SrGAR-Raw dun ard hrp. iair re
fnine p Lice; contriiugals. ."-tesi;
| 3 7iGc Refined slow. quiet. "ieauy' ana
unchanged .,-r.pro,t ,t,r,.,,
o,,set. cotton. 10y steamer Ltd; gram,
bv steamer 5iad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-14

SWFIR 10 THEIR
ELECTION fXPkNSL>.
Unusual Number of Pattridges Beng
,.ut., and sold Cotton Receipts
Double Those of Last SEASON

RALEIGH, y. C., Nov. l8.-spe'ia''-N
row feature Of the election Is the S"e"'
inc IN the expense incurred by the
,.,rious candidates. Congressman Rich
ard po,rsou has all in amount lie eN-
nended H6N59. d. l.. Russell No'''
ror-cl,ct expended $500 OF this amount
s,oo went TO the Republican and fopuilst
campaien Committees. 81 To newspapers
q, ~ two negroes for campaign work
slo2 70 hotels and railroads, entertainment
of friends. etc; and $50 for expenses OIL
II 4 Gudger candidate Tor e'ec,ol.
pueeou saws i'm a foot note: "Ihls last item
OUGHT IN have gotten from the STATE
committee. but forgot 1t ana VIII s'1 Il /
can -...t., toro
The number of partridges brought h.Ie
ana sold breaks an records Many i"l III
ers are admirable wing shots. Inc are"
Of posted land is greater IMAM ever NC
fore. Some farmers have kliea as "'n"y
.. siv hundred to one thousand BIRDS dur
t,o me season and sold them. Lands are
largely posted against this class OF hu'1-
ors. ,,.,ui.,,
The horses at Captain b. =. william
SONS "Fairyiew' farm near mere. are
AN 10 he sold in this city next week.
rho election cost over $4,000 1t IS esti-
mated I'm one county il cost >i"'. Inc
law will be so arranged as TO reduce OK
penscs.
RAILROAD WRECK.
Tb.r, have been two bad wrecks on the
Western North Carolina railroad tins
weok which has caused delays of trains.
Or Cben Alexander, Minister To
Greece. is here. and leaves ncNt week on
his return to his post. lie has placed ms
two SONS al school nc AsheNille.
Moonshiners last night broke into RoN-
boro Jail and carried away "A couple or
stills which had been put there Tor sale
koeping The revenue collector here IS
informed Of the novel theft
The cotton receipts in this market are
heavy now. as at any time during the sei-
SON. They are double those Of last sea-
son. Tobacco is also running very fair
There is quite a boom Tor W. y. Gum
RE as the Dcmocratic-Popullat nominee
for Senator
A RESTRAINING ORDER.
The Atlantic and North Carolina rail-
way was to have been leased 10 Colds
boro syndicate to-day. but temporary
restraining order was granted by Judge
Robinson. returnablc December Est. II IS
granted on the application OF Republi-
can named Hancock OF Newbernc.
Governor Carr returned to-day from a
very successful quail hunt i'm Arson coun-
ty Tie and four others killed one hun
dred yesterday though the weather was
as warm as I'm September.
Election returns from an the counties
save four are I'm the hands Of the Score
tary of the State and hc may odd up the
vote next MOndav.
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CINCINNATI o.. Nov. 13-FLOUR-
Winter patent. s360T3.9O: family, $500
80. spring patent, SL5Oa4oo; family.
So 3l137j.
WHEAT-strong No. . red, 90c.; No.
3 red s10SSi1c.
CORN-Strong: No. mixed. 26c.. No
2 mixed. new damp. 24hc.; yellow ear,
dc.
OATS-Firm. No white. 23il62tc.
No white. 2lLN22c.; No. ? mixed. nc.
PORK-City packed family, S925; clear
back, 5000.
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Flour was firm and prices unchanged;
No = spring wheat, 7sfiDs1lAe;; 10 10, :
red. SCiIn sDa.c.: No. corn. - iN@,ac, :
No = oats. 1gc. mess pork. s6.vcn ..VV'
lard. SiiO short rib sides. S3.IOd4.Oo,
Vry saltod shoulders. sfOsi4.25: short
clear sides, S3OONi25; whisky, Sl.ls.
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CHICAGO live sT0Cil MARKET.

UNION sTOCk YARDS. ILL. Nov
IS-CATTLE-Roccipt 1900. market
firm TO luc. higher. common to extra
steers So 7Ji5.3J. st0ckers and feeders,
S2.gOU41O: cows and bulls. Sl.sOH3.15.
HOGS-Recelpts. $1,000: market hrmcr;
heavy packing and shipping lots. S3.2JH
800; common 10 choice. s3.30Q36j. choice
assorted S3.5ON3GO, light SS.20N300;
pigs. S2.GDN3JJ.
slIEEP-Receipts. II 900; market Ia
21c lower: inferior 20 choice, $200H36O,
lambs e. 0OIt 15
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ctuchCp nh. Nov. WHEAT -
mo wheat market to-day kept The crowd
Guessing an the time The shiis hoN'
stfone 10 weak and vice versa, Ano lno
buipes and breaks, were slnech aiH WIN
,ut prefn1uiuon Through IL all the ele-
,..for pcoplc succeeded in putting out "a
VASE uuunuty OF the May option. The
pfse4ure 10 sen December WAS never as
great as i'm the distant future, and the
difference between the two narrowed
bv isc. The last half hours trading was
Nhe most active of the day. the tone
heeomine very weak. on account or Il
.fir1f i'm the Northwest. Realizing sales
were numerous. and under the weight OF
offerings prices dropped fun cent from
thc ruling quotation. but in Tic anal mo
rnenfs recovered lMc OF the loss. De
ccmhor wheat opened from SlHMelAc..
sold between Sla,c. and 19ec, closing al
o0ilc -s.c under YESTERDAY Cash whoat
was irregular. closing lac. lower.
CORN-DieDlaycd its individual wenk.
moss by failing 10 retain the fractional
Improvement derived from wheat at inc
oncrinc Tho situation possesses nothing
calculated 20 promote confidence. and the
corn crowd believes that II IS waste
of fr,e and money TO attempt serious
boom I'M tho prices OF this grain undcr
existing enormous supplies Nav corn
orono1 from 2oiLc 10 2H"c.. declined %
OSLO. closing M eSilT2S'sc 40 under
Yesterday Cash corn was weak ard
1c lower.
OATe-Tho oaie market was counter
part Of that Of corn prices showi1F
moderate Improvement % I've oNcrln9
inf through tho absence If indcoe1la0t
OF f0cr'f rocc1inc '7ior Nay oq'e clo7Cii
p1tc tower than Yesterday. Cash o'i-
,sara wool 1n1 Pc i0vnr
PROVISIONS with on advance I'm tho
n.t-e ~ 1.-Two h0~r owl On uufrrn ir
wheat. product found onoournrcnen;
o.flv hnt ae fho GRAIN ma~krf efiica fo
rrn fhir market 'hr0u~h evrnath~.
ufcriso 'oef ground January norF
''oeo1 1o7iH'i" lower January l3ri me
rf'- oooh 20 lcvor
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WASHINGTON. -. G.. Nov. l3-The
not rold Inn the treasury at tho close oil
ru.ins.4 to-day amounted 60 Sl25 3t6. ->>
mo- ,,ct o.fn al the New York sub-trcas-
,,.. a,nounfed TO SOB zoo The with
drauais were s. 100 go coin and $4,000
in l1r7
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BALTIMORE. MD. nov D. fTe ma
as nov Tia.n15- do 'cntury oiHH
Gfib. Baltimore and ONO. ~ ai. Norm
en-, Cr.frlI GtnGT. Balfim "c ana ono
-o1thwcetprn fr-ts. itt-.tf 80, 'oh5'
dated Ga. stock. cCilEDD'a. DO. bonds
gs 1D4 bid.
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n,,noN M PARIS MARKET

LONDON. Nov. l5.-Bar silver
-BSRIs Nov rs T. M-Throe per
cent rcntes zoe francs and 90 ccntiines
for the account
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isi'itiHN|N. ft.. NuN. -, t1''i
QUOTATIONS. WliEAT--Longberry. 81
20 J5c.. missed. 50 TO .fiu.. sAofI1erfs. SO
o. nac so rcd a3c
COMBINING. Virginia. go 90 32c. SO.
white Nc.i 30 , mixed. SIC.
ohl5~No. mixed ~ 20 2ONc.. No.
mixed. ID TO 1919. winter seed. SO to
KYE-Ss 70 Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-14

India. country half as ois as the
United States. has S.oo miles OF public
highway most OF which u kept In order
by the government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-14

ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPIsCO-
Gal church Broad street. between TWEEN
iy-fourth and twenty-hfth). Rev. II. i.
GOODWIN. rector Services every Sun
day ~ II A. VI. and =. NJ. Sunday
school At $50 A. NJ. y cordial invitation
20 all. Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-14

LElGH-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twenty NTH ana Leigh streetsl'
Rev. w. l.. WRIGHT. ID. D. pastor
Sunday, II \. NJ. sermon by Rev. a. u.
Union. sunday. u. NJ. senior Union.
SUNDAY 7.m p NJ. sermon by Rev. \. }.
FRlSIOE.. Sunday 9I5 \. NJ sunday
school Tuesday, y. NJ. men prayer
meeting Wednesday. Z. NJ, prayer
NEE ting.
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ST. JAMES PROTESTANT. EPlscO-
pal Church corner Fifth snd Marshall
Stlccts). Rev. WILLIAM MEADE
CLARK, rector.--S Sunday school at 80 a.
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GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue near Beech streeu, ~.
j. &. HIDDEN, Il. D.. pastor.-Preachihg
nc II 4. NJ. and T.. NJ. by the pastor
Sunday school M a.ll A. NJ.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. H. ls9O'
ARRIVED.

Steamer Richmond. Davis, New nOfR'
,S9rsceIbnndisc and passengers, ola Domih-
ION Steamship COMPANY
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves N N;rI;n,s
merchandise and passengers VII e"''''
Navioation Company. 49,, D,n.,-t
steamer Namassce. ONeh, fhilauel
Mia merchandise and passengers, ). w
NcCurrick. agent. ri. >-o,, vo,,,
steamer Richmond. DAVIS NSwD loi !. ~
ion steamship Company.
Schooner r. J. Hamilton. Crawley' Nor
solk 20 load lumber.
Schooner William p. Steclman. Max
well. Norfolk 20 load IRON
schooner Henry ID. May. Pierce. SUI
fols TO load lumber Tor New York
Schooner Mary curtis Maker Nharles-
ton via Newport News. coal
schooner IDA &. schoolcraft Booyr,
Eaei Newark via Bermuda Hundreds.
railroad ties.
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ST. Marks CHURCH CORNER
Rev. G. c. PkNICK. y. D. rector
residence. los south First strect-Seryiccs
nj n A. NJ. and s = M. Sunday school ~
$3.50 A. NJ Wednesday evening lecture at
s r. NJ. Seats free. A cordial welcome
to all.
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ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner beverly aul s.. -f'n st0u streetsi.
Rev. HUGH NJ. MARTIN. minister in
charge. Sunday school mo $3.50 4. NJ. and
3.3o H. ~ Sunday service at $50 =. NJ.
Thdrsfay al J.. nj.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streets), Rev. Il. \.
BAGBY. pastor.-Prcacning ~ IL A. NJ.
and r. NJ. Irayer-meeung Wednesday
evening az S T.. NJ Sunday school at
a NJ. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
fnv AZ i. NJ. u
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AsBURY n. y. CHURCH. SOUTH
Q,omharly street between Grove avenue
orF H4rItnr street,. InT. W AsBIitf
CHRISTIAN, pastor.-sundaysch az
$50 A. NJ. Preaching m II \. ~. AMI
SP. NJ. Pulpit TO he supplied by The bap-
list Convention now convened In the city
EpMorth Lcngue mccting ~ p II.
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street. between Grace and tranklin).J.
" BOWMAN. rector.-Service sunday
morning AZ ii o'clock evening serVlce 81
X o'clock. Sunday school at 800 o'clock.
Rec.or's Bible class for mca at 1918
o clock Sgnday mogning. ~
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CHRisTa CHURCH AT
Lee Camp Hall. 5ii Broad street, Ser
Wees At II a. NJ and discourse ny Mr..
w. JCNES: subject, st. Pads First ke-
corded Sermon A hearty Welcome 10 oil.
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THE MONUMENTAL EPtscOPAL)
church N.road street below Twelfth Rev.
dav services Al II \. NJ and z. NJ sun
day school and Bible classes al s:ij a. Nj.
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CENTENARY METHODIST rPIsCO-
nqI Church. South Grace street between
Fourth and Fiitm. Rov W. v TUDOR
y. D.. pastor. Preaching at ii a. NJ.
and J.. NJ. hy pastors rom the bapliat
Association.
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DENNY STREET NJ. =. CHURCH.
Rev. " 7. WILLIAMS pastor. Preach
ing at il 4. NJ and at s r. NJ. sunday
s,lool at $50 A. n. tpw1nh League
IA 10 T.. d. Preaching On wednesday
night az ) clock
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PINE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Pine and Alhcmarie streets, Key.
j. g. HUTSON, notwithstanding sun
day at II A. NJ ana 5 Z. NJ. Sunday
school al a. VI. Young meas prayer
meeting Monday at 7. NJ. loun5 fe9-
Pile S meeting Friday at l.. NJ. All wei
come.
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WEST VtEW BApTTS T CHURCIt
(ccrrer Cary and Meadow StsD. Rev ;. NJ.
MERCER. +. d. ,pastor.-Wor-hip On sun
day: Sunday school. $50 a. VI. Preach
ing at II a. VI. and y. 81. BOYS meet
ing at 3 L. NJ Young Peoples Union At
4 l.. NJ. Prayer-mectins Wednesday at
S T. NJ. Seats lrlo. Visitors welcome.
rs
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ST PAULS CHURCH CORNER OF
Ninth ana Grace streets. Rev. HART
LEY CARMICHAEL - d., rector; Rev.
FRANK RlDOUT. assistant minister. -
holy Communion first and third Sundays
~ noon. al other Sundays at s::o a. NJ.
Holy days at noon. Sunday services, II
A. " and y. VI. Litany on Fridays
az noon Sunday school at o:;D A. NJ.
Bible class for men Wednesday at sis
4. NJ
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RAR1ON HEIGHTS II. y. CHURCH.
Rev. ). &. HATCHER, pastor sunday
school at 9.3o a. NJ. rreoch.ns at II 4.
NJ and r. NJ. Christian EndcaFor meet
ING AT L. ~ Prayer-meeting every
"Wednesday evening az S o'clock. All are
invited 10 attend. Is
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A REsTRAINING ORDER.
o. II. BERRY, q co.,
Main and Tenth Sis.

We srEER AHrAD or coNpl1I-IoN ~ MAX
ING MORE AsTHAcTIy PRICES
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. COR
ner Of Main and foushce streets. Rev.
LANDDN K. MASON. rector. Regular
services every Lords-Day. Sunday school
at 80 4. NJ Morning prayer and sermon
at II a. NJ, and evening prayer and Ice
ture at $3.50 l.. NJ. Holy com
munion on the first Sunday al the II
o'clock service. and on the third and nth
shown seats and are made to feel cordial
~ welcome. tg
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NEsT-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1906 west cary street.-Sunday school ? 30
4. 81. Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at O'Clock. Public cordially N
yited.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Roy. CHARLES II. HYDE pastor. -
sabbath school at 800 o'cfock Morning
service az ~ O'Clock. preaching by tina
pastor. Meeting OF Westminster League
at S.lJ o'clock
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VALLEY MISSION OO0i NORTH SEW
entccnth street. near Chesapeake aud Ohio
fhops) Sunday school at 2:3O +. NJ.
pfaye meeting every Thursday night at
SIS. The public are cordially invited.
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NJ. Sunday morning services at II A. NJ.
S-.21y ssS.ssts ,viN i,vr Al 800. " cuies-
day night service AZ s. Holy Communion
lrst Sunday OF the month.
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HIGHLAND PARK NJ = I II o ID 5 I
cbrirch sunday school at go \. NJ.
preaching al ii A. NJ. ana $50 i. NJ. BY
Inc pastor. Rev. J. \ LATHAM. also
prayer-meeung and scripture reading
with suggestive and helpful ialk ny inc
O'Clock. u
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ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Laurel and Beverly Streets, Rev.
PIKE POWERS. ID. d., rector. Services
every Sunday al IA A. NJ. and i. NJ.
Sittings all free, and hearty welcome Is
extended 10 all visitors to
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BROAD-sTREEr MISSION HALL
Il2 east Broad. open every night
MONDAY prayer-meeting every day ex-
designed to promote a deeper Christian
life. meets every Friday night. Al.
welcome.
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GRACE STREET. PRESBYTERIAN
church, Rev JAMES Y. FAIR. ID. H..
JAMES b. TAYLOR. u. D.. and II $ p.
NJ. by Rev GEORGE +. BAGBY, ID. ID.
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FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL L.
thcran church Seventh street between
Grace and Broad streets. Rev. j. A.
MOREHEAD. pastor. Services SUNDAYS
at II A. NJ. and \ l.. III. rrayer-moetlng
Wednesday at =. NJ Sunday school
every Sunday ut $3.50 a. NJ. Friends and
strangers welcome.
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH (2i0
north Fifth street., Rev. JOSEPH 81.
SEATON, pastor. Services ~ II A. NJ,
iess.' evening subject. God IN the
World Sufday school at 10 4. NJ Bible
class at l2.l5 Y. NJ: subject. "rhe Sinner"
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH tMlS-
sion-rOom. IL west Marshall street,
The Rev. WILLARD II. HINKLEY. Of
MASSACHUSETTS,, viii conduct the services
next Ssrday. November 18Th, at II A. NJ.
and =. N Sermon IN the morning.
The Lords Body In the Holy supper"
followed ~ commvI ion" In the eveiiae.
"'rhe Bride Adorned for Her Husband.
Adult Bible class at 10 A. H. Free
library
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CHURCH or TIE EPIPHANY
OBarton Hdghts). Rev. " +. CHRIS
MAN rector Services at II a. NJ. ami
SP. NJ Wednesday. S +. NJ. Litany ser
vice Friday at T. NJ. SUNDAY school Il
g..1 A. NJ.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Or: ilOGE will preach at IL a. NJ and at
4 Z. NJ.
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Sr. JAMES NET TIL o y ! S Z
chulch corner Twenty ninth and Mar
shall stretsl. Rev W. Il. BEA lthNMr,
nosfor Regular services. Sunday school
a. olJ o'clock. Preaching at IL 4: NJ.
and : l.. NJ Fpworth League at o'clocN.
Stranger will fiuu warm welcome, ana
selves known. l'arsonage. 2v-J east Mar
shall street 10
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hlZPAIf PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
tChcstnut HID. Rev. -. *. WALIHALL.
pastor-Prcaching az II a. NJ. Christian
mecting Wednesday at s +. NJ Cir.
WAI1IIAIb viii also preach az Fairfield
al Z. VI. and ON Thursday al ) L. NJ.
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THIRD RIST AN CHURCH
(TWcntv-siXih and Marshall streets) Rev.
H. NJ. OMER. pastor Preaching sunday
az II 4. NJ. and $3.50 T. NJ. Sunday school
40 $3.50 4. II. Prayer-meetins Wednesday
at 4. NJ. q
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CHURCH or THE COVENANT COK.
rcr Park avenue and Harrison Streeu.
Pew. j. CALVIN STEW ART pastor. =
Services at n A. ". and at Z. NJ.
preaching hy minister's from the Baptist
Assoriation Miiwcek service Wednesday
evening ~ O'Clock. Christian Endsasos
meeting go 100 T.. NJ. sabbath schools at
$50 A. N.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Grace ard Madison streets. Rev.
ROBERT +. KERR. -. D.. pastor.-
Services al II ~ VI. and Il. NJ.