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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16
Hanover IIappenlngS.

AsHCAKE. VA, Jan. l5.-SDecial-
There was light fan OF snow here
yesterday.
Miss kinney. Of Staunton. accompa-
MED by her friend. Miss Menetee were
the guests ON Wednesday evening OF
Mrs. c. s. Anderson.
They are now visiting Mrs. Edgar ray
Tor. of your city.
Mr.. Parham Moon. sigo Of Richmond.
honored our city with a call on Wednes-
day evening.
Tho many Richmond relatives and
friends of Miss Carrie Cren-
shaw Timberlake CAtlec) Will boz inter
estod 10 know of her safe arrival some
weeks ago. In Berlin. where She VIII
spend Nh winter In study.
She WRITES very charmingly Of life in
the German capital. and or the customs
peculiar 10 the Natcrland. Her recent
ly received letter gives most amusing
account OF her examination hy the
American consul preparatory 10 her TO-
ceiving her passport and She assures
her friends that even the length OF one 8
nose and the color Of ones eyes are put
down I'm the notebook of the august
gentleman OF the red-taDe.
Miss Bessie Winston Lee. Of Signal
Hill' is visiting Miss Netue Evans. OF
South Carolina. and will make round
Of visits in the South before returning
home.
Mr.. Bernard Pearson. Of the Chase
City High School. is quite sick al his
home, near this place.
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street lamps. has left our burg where
Moses was when the lights went out.
Uncle Mat McCianahan an aged and
esteemed colored man. Is dead from inju-
ries received by fall from a wagon load
OF straw. He was for many years the
efficient janit0r OF the Methodist churcn
here.
The Southwestern state Hospital 3oard,
consisting of ID. c. Cummings. Abingdon.
president: DR.. r. w. Simmons. Martins
vile. 6. VI. Scott. Ceres: II. +. Copen-
haven. Marion, IA. a. Routt. Lebanon;
Dr. II. +. Young. st. Claire Bottom. d.
W. Bolen. Hillsyille. Va. X. y. Pendle-
ton. Wytheville. and II. T. c. Richmond.
Emory, Va. met on the 18th instant in
called session. and transacted much BUSH
ness OF Importance to this Institution.
which is in hourishiug condition. under
Or. Preston. the superintendent, and has
"A patronage OF S26 patients and "A official
attendants
Major A. G.. Pendleton. city Sergeant
J. y. Hill and Eli Groseclose. Esq. and
many other citizens Of the town. are IN
with grin and other trouble
Tho following were installed officers
OF Thompson Lodge. !. o. o. F., No. So.
for the year. J. J. Scherer. district denuty
grand master: George W. Richardson.
noble grand: John r. Painter, vice grand;
VI. NJ. Snead. treasurer: J. j. Scherer.
secretary; r. a. Anderson. chaplain.
The January term Of the County Court
commences next Monday. 18th instant.
+. $. Cardoza. Of Baltimore. is doing
our merchants.
Snow three inches deep fell here
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~ mr. CITY COURTS.
\ Number of Unimportant Cases Were
Heard Yesterday.

Heard hfHAtiuANs
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
the jury in the case of $. a. Akers
against John Bowers brought in a YER
dict for the defendant of not guilty.
The suit was brought by Akers against
Bowers for unlawful levy.
I'm the case of j. ;. Bass against W. >.
Ford for SO011 judgment for the amount
was rendered by the court.
In the case of Myers d Scrivenor
against the American Plant Food CON-
panv. the court awarded judgment an
The sum of $50 for the plaintiffs.
In the case Of the Richmond Miohine
Works against the same for 1851. JUG
mcnt for the amount was awarded 10 the
plaintiff.
Administrator Of tho estate Of Mary
Jane Foster against tho Chesapeake ana
ohio railroad, damages awarded IN Inc
sum of 81 400 for the plaintiff.
A suit for divorce was instituted in the
court Yesterday by Mrs l.. G.. ELLINGTON
AGAINST her husband. Septemers Fixing
ton.
I'm the Circuit Court OF the city Of Rich
moud the case of r.. il. Gloves against
the Chesapeake and Ohio WAS begun yes
terday. The suit was brought TO recover
s20OoO damages. The court VIII continue
TO hear the evidence this afternoon
The ease of jefferson Powers against
Philip s. Rely was dismissed on motion
of the plaintiffs attorney.
The following suit was Instituted IN
this court yesterday: James McGraw
against s. y. Clay. Damages $780,
Maria Trent )colorcO was tried I'M the
Hastings Court yesterday morning upon
the charge of assaulting Lucy Hayes also
colored and acquitted. The court then
adjourned until to-day when Judge
Witt will hear the civil docket.
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IOBNIIO TssN'II4N ~ u
Richmond. Va, Jan. -. 1877.

Richmond. Va, Jan. H. io't-
Sales Of new dark loose tobaccos on tire
Richmond TVaD breaks to-day. Shocko e.
warehouse sold 4.i9j pounds: highc 80
price. $3.50 Crenshaw $ warren ouse So ii
4 200 pounds. highest price, So lO'dl'
s Coz hounds. highest price, S9.'l-
Private sales reported TO the sccIetiIy
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade To-Day.
Fillors * hogsheads. Jugs dark %. TO-
tai SO hogshoads. ,tt
samplng today. ,,, o,.
Shockoc Crcnshaws. Allegheny, ora
Dominion Meals DaVcnpOrts. and Sea
brooks tobacco warehouses re- 2ort To-
day. Receipts, j. packages, deliveries,
30 packages. lii.
United states internal revenue coiiec-
lions on tobaccos for the city or hlch-
mond Va. to-day. cigars and cigarette,
S312341. plug tObaccos. S24lS.63. Total
There was a frst-class sale OF bright
loose tobaccos at the StOnewall wa renc use
to-day Prices good upon everything
with color.
4 very satisfactory sale Of bright loose
tobaccos az the Planters warehouse TO-
day. Prices good on an grades
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KEYSVULLE. VA. Jan. l5.-Special-
Dr. \. 5 Priddy who was taken quite
in with grip Sunday last, is reported bet
ter to-day.
Rev. Mr. Williams. pastor of the Bap-
fist church. of Chase city. has accepted
a call 10 Ash Camp church for one half
Of his time. lie preached his first SER
mon here last Sunday morning
W. r. Watkins. formerly of this place.
has been elected Mayor of Bluched. W
Va. with a salary Of $3.50
Mr.. Hugh Watkins. OF Manchester. Is
here visiting his sister Mrs j. =. Wood
Mrs. c. 4. Hunt has gone 10 New York
10 visit her cousin. Miss Sallie Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Watkins. Of oxford.
y. c.. are here on a visit 20 the parents
of Mr. Watkins.
The grip is epidemic here. We had q
fall of three inches of snow yesterday.
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UILIIIN md nfRT,
What the students Are Doing in the Way
of studies and sports.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan. 15.-Spe-
cial-The College Of William and Mary
IS now i'm the midst Of a very success
ful session. All students and teachers
seem to be doing better work even than
usual. as though fired with special deter
minarion TO make this session meme
rablo
This may be seen I'm an tho depart
ments whether literary or athletic.
II is woll-known fact that more
students are taking the higher classes
than ever before The modern lam
guagr department especially has broken
lis record under the able leadership cf
Dr. Bishop This department has stead
ily increased until it shows its present
developmcut The students of this de-
partment have a German table mt the
boardlng-Ecuse VIII re- nothing but the
tongue of the "Natcrland' is allowed to
be spoken
But most noteworthy is tho effort Of
all TO work mp "a general or all-round
athletic spirit. The boys are getting eX
pert I'm the matter of club-swinging
dumb-bcl exercise and the manly art OF
self-defencc. At almost any of the re-
creation hours sparing match may be
SEEM and the boys are i'm concord with
the Englishmcn I'm their admiration for
this sport.
10 is the intention 10 push the college
along all athletic lines.
But apparently the most popular
sport just now is awn-tonnis. The South
orn States certainly ought To- develop
some Of the finest handlers of the racket
for we can play about twelve months i'm
"a year while our northern friends are
confined TO three or four. This historic
a. f.f4
season as it deserves As trainer Of
the eye and hand. hcathful exercise
Of AN parts of the body. it has few. If
any equals And should anyone think
that IT does not require science. let him
see "a beginner play and watch the differ
ence.
This game is absorbing a good deal of
attention. just at present a large part
Of the college body gathers either as
players or as spectators around the game
every evening.
One Of the most striking Illustrations
of the irony Of history is seen I'm the
morning at the postoffice recently estdb-
lished at Greenspring. the country rosi-
dence Of Sir William Berkeley I'm the
correspondence between the Post0fiice
Department and the postmaster TO be-.
several names were suggested, Green
spring among them, several more drop
ped. and TO the Office established on
Borkeloy's plantation, within a few yards
Of his former residence, was given the
name of Bacon.
Professor !. H. Hate. Of the College
faculty has just received AN autograph
CODY Of "a book entitled National Epics
in which an extract Of several pages is
made from his metrical translation Of
Beuwult. the Anglo-SaXOn epic Pro-
fessor Hate feels highly complimented
nj finding himself I'm such good company
ms Nlilman. Edwin Arnold. William Cullen
BRYANT. and other distinguished trans
latOrs.
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suYrHE COUNTY.
Professor Gilmore'- "eturn-M Marion IN
Observation-Disclosures Hospital

Professor Gilmore'- Heturn- Marion IN
DarIness-southweste Hospital.
MARION. VA. Jan. .-Special.-James
A. Gilmore. late Professor OF Law at the
University Of Virginia, and formerly
citizen Of this place. has secured an
office here. and VIII remove his practice.
his family Will return about the
first of March. and occupy their
a. home. on Main street. Pro-
fessor Gilmore enjoyed large
and lucrative practice IN THIS section NJ
fb. tin. he was elected Professor OF Law
at the University ana Us heId III hish e.
teen as an attorney.
Miss Nellie q. Preston. OF Seyen-Aiile
Ford this county. won the prize offered
f,v me Central Presbyterian or your city,
., fhe author under seventeen years Of
age for the best paper Oh The Life or
Air. Jacob o. Ewald and family. who
have resided here many years, have
moved To Blueneld. ". Va.
Mr. O. ia. Casper. senior editor Of the
Democrat. and h.s wife spent the holi-
DAYS in Floyd aud Montgomery counties
with relatives.
The many friends OF Colonel John W
richardson. now head clerk in the office
Of Register OF Lands. would be greatly
pratined 10 hear of his succession 10 the
head OF that office. when the Register
Mr. Epps. goes 10 Congress. March LIST
next.
4 meeting Of the stockholders ~ the
Rank Of Marion WAS held on the nth
instant. The Board Of Directors also
met ~ the same time and place. Mr. r.
H. Copenhaven. cashier. was elected Tor
another year.
The Town Council. by It's action AT the
last session Of thai body. referring TO
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WYTHENILLE. VA. Jan. Especial.
The case of the Commonwealth against
Amos Wanylcr which has been exciting
the interest of the public here for some
time. was solved in rather unusual way
Iu inc County Court tnis week. Wan, Ter
was arraigned for trial for the murder
of his father at the December term OF the
court. but the case continued.
Immediately after he was removed 10
iail he developed violent symptoms Of
insanity. and gave the Jailor considerable
trouble 10 paclfy him. The verdict of tho
Jury at this term pronounced him insane.
ana he was sent TO the Southwest Viz
giuia Hospital for the Insane at Marion.
Va. where he VIII be confined until his
recovery. when be Will Doe brought back
here for trial on the original charge.
Cadet Lieutenant Sydney IT, Moore re-
turned 10 his home here on yesterday.
being compelled by illness 10 resign from
the Virginia Military Institute.
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CHICAGO -NIARKET-

CHICAGO, ILL. Jan 1J-WHEAT-
81. Louis began covering short wheat in
TINS market al noon yesterday, and con-
tinued doing so until about the same hour
to-day, prices responding moderately 10
the buying, but when that demand ceased.
weakening and declining Liverpool cables
this morning did not finally reflect the
advance of lc. on this side Of yesterday.
that fact occasiOning disappointment and
causing weak ana lower market at ire
opening. Anticipation of bullish report
then Influenced the feeling for the better.
but when IL was asccrtdincd that the rc-
port would not Dee forthcoming to-day
the tone became depressed. May wheat
Sic. and 1gIsc.. closing at SOC 4lt'-c.
under yesterday. Cash wheat was ir-
regular. closing weak and i4c. lower.
tOkN-Ihere was nothing doing BOO the
corn market A few professional scalp
crS hung around and a. stray order ur
TWO in commission mems hands were no
uccahle. but it was difficult 20 trade. there
being so little interest shown May corn
opened at 2i@sc., advanced TO Doc. declined
10 and closed at 24'.c.-i tNAc under yes
tcrday. Cash corn was nrm at UNI
changed prices closing uomnally easy.
OATS-As has recently been the case
more business was transacted IN oats
than in corn. but 10 was mainly local and
evidenced the professional sentiment
which was gagged by that of wheat. My
oats closed +.Ui4c. under yesterday. Cash
oats were firm whilst trading was under
way but the nominal close was weak,
with the futures
PROVISIONS The feeling I'm product
at the opening exhibited "a continuance
of yesterdays strength. although hight
Hogs were frmcr am incident which con-
duced 90 the strength of provisions Later
packers sold freely and prices yielded
TO the pressure. May pork closed - -.
lower. May lard DC. lower. and May rios
tlsc lower.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. IL. 1891
ARRIVED.

Steamer Richmond Glover. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, ola Domin-
ion steamship Company
Schooner Standard. Mccarthy, New
York. kainit. Nirginia-Carolina Chemical
Company.
schooner Peter g. Schultz. Lowry. New
York kainit. Nirgiuia-Carolina Chemical
Company. .
Schooner Emily j.. Johnson. khlinSham.
Baltimore fertilizer. Nirginia-CarOlna
Chemical Company.
Schooner Charles G.. Joyce, Whcatly.
Baltimore fertilizer. Nlrelnla-tarollha
Chemical Company.
SAILED.
Steamer poc1hontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company
Steamer Yamassec. O'Neil, Philldel-
phia. merchandise and passengers. d. w.
McCarrck. agent.
Steamer Richmond, Glover, New ! ork'
merchandise and passengers, Ola Doinlh-
ion Steamship Company.
Schooner Carrie 4. Lane. Quick, Nor
folk to load coal.
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Didn't Have the Power.

At the last meeting Of the Board OF
Police Commissioners "a lengthy petition
signed by number of business men was
presented. asking that Private Watch
man T.. j. Smithcr be clothed with the
authority Of "a policeman. After care
fully considering the matter the Board.
by resolution. decided that they did not
have lbs RaNsr to grant the request.
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ssIlasss.c.: southern. by sample, J2go3c-;
do on grade. s1d92c. o-1,
CORN-Steady. spot and January, z.M
27lsc.: February 21isn2TAc.. Marcn, Ztlt
M21ssc. April 2Si4n2St,c.. steamer m.Acu.
2JG2Jikc.. southern white. --t21 -if2o''
do yellow. 22n23c. $500 ~.
0ATS-Ouiet: No. . white. 2ig2Jc.; NO.
. mixed. 21H22c. ,.,,.,.,,.
RYE-Firm: No. 2. near BY, 43disi-c''
No. . western. 4i3SH4iisc.
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Sherwood and others vs. Atlantic and
Danville Railroad Company argued by
Richard Wake and r. ". Christian, and
submitted.
Drumrieht and others vs.. Hite. Argued
by A. :. Lee. W r.. Homes. and stiles
and Holiday. and continued until Mon
day next
The next cases 20 be called are String
fellow vs.. Wise. No. 30. Richmond and
Manchester Railroad Company ~
Moore's administrator. No. s..
Mrs William H. Kelly. who has been
so critically an al her residence 5i6 north
Fourth street. is very much imo.o 5ei.
and hopes 10 be out again In few days.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 15.-FLOUR-
Unchanged; wheat. patent Si.''eioo' 10.
WHEAT Dull: No. red, DC.
CORN-Quet No. mixed. 22lsc.
oATS-Quict; No > mixed 9Hc.
pOKK-Clear family. $40.
LARD-Kottle. $L37il. prime steam.
'DRy SAITED MEATS -. Shoulders.
81 90: short rib sides Sf-J' snort GEAR
1928. clear bellies, $40. ..o- ,-.
HACON-Ioose shoulders. $40; snort
ribs $3.50: short clear. Si62i2. clear bel
lies. sos.
NEHISk Y-ActVc.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-COTTON-VnlsSs
ml@dling. Z J-i0c.; gross receipts 49,
bales: exports 10 Great BIl1 III, .tad
bales. cor, upcnt. - los bales. forwaruVl,
4iQ bales ,s., s'' . ,SS COS 81 ha Iese'
WEEKLY-Net receipts ~ pdics' 800 80,
receipts 81 O32 bales. eNpo'' 80 -
Britain 25.O1s bales, France, 10 80 'rG'1sG
bales. sales. 1880 bales spi"'e'9' i'''o
Total to-day-Not receipts, 2aGlO ba,,es.
exports to Great Britain. So % b baiies,
France 1870 bales. continent ~" ""''''
stock. 1.114.7s3 bales ~. roooi,.,s
Total so FAR this week-Net rectlpts'
1851 bales. exports 70 SItaL Di l ion,'i'
f272f7 bales: France. 5'Nb5 naies, Sohu-
ncnf - 733 bales: channel 5.4sl bales.
,rofaI since September lst-Net receipts
= go l3S bales. exports 70 Great Britain
21l9 OO3 bales. France. fG3Oj2 bales; con
finent. ~ 400 bales. channel 5,isl bales
Futures closed steady, sales, ~, 400
bales. January and February, 6.H'' March,
7Ol. April. 10. May, us; June. -
July. 7 %. August 10; September, 'V5'
october and November 69i.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 15-12:3O p. NJ
COTTON-Dcmand fair. American mid
ding. 4 lid. sales 10000 bales, Ameri-
con. 1900 bales speculation and export D.
500 bales. receipts. - OO0 bales. an Ameri-
can. Futures opened steady ana demand
moderate. American middlng, low mid
ding clause. March and April, = ~ h4d. :
April and MAY and MAY and June.
GO-Gid.. July and August 3 Gl-6id.. Au-
gust and September, 3 G0-G4d. Futures
uuict. Tenders. 300 bales new dOckcts.
& 4. M.-American middlng. low mid
ding clause. January 3 GO-6id.; Janu-
airy and February. February and March,
and March and April. 3 Il-64n3 Go-'4d. 3
April and MAY. GO-O4d.. May and june
g G0-G4d.. June and July. 3 6l-64d.. sellers,
July and August - 61-G4d.. sellers; Au-
gust and September. GO-6ld;, sellers .
September and October 3 5J-Gid., sellers;
October and NOyember funoniclap,
g 53-G4d., value Futurs closed barely
steady
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SALUDA. VA. Jan. 5.-Special.-Nil-
liam Buckner struck Lewis Moore on the
head with "a club at Didlake.s bar. near
here. last night. Moore never reeained
consciousne-s but expired shortly af-
forwards. Both parties were drunk. Sew
cal other negroes were lon ihe row.
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PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. 1j.-special.-
The state Committee of the Young Mems
Christian Associated have decided 10 hold
the State Convention in Petersburg. the
latter part of February The exact date
IS not yet determined upon
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BONDS.
RAI.TIMoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MD, Jan. 15-Baltimore
and Ohio. "a. Northern Central. 81. Bal
timore and Ohio Southwestern ilrsts. 1Oll2
do as lUTl.
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NEW YORK. Jan lJ.-ln the dry goods
market. although business at nrst hands
does not show more than limited eN-
panf!Ou. trade throughout the country
b. in "a fairly promising shape. First
hand sellers continue easy 10 deal with
In nearly all directions. Prices show TO
quotabic decline i'm any division Of The cot
ton goods market. The condition IN
woOllen goods is without alteration in any
material regard Business continues in
different and prices without quotaDIe
change.
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LONDON AND PARIS MARKET

LONDON. Jan. 1J-Bar silver.
20 11-l6d.. cOnsOls. IL FOR money and
ll2ls for the account.
Paris. Jan. l5.-l.3O L. M-Three per
cent. rentcs iO2 francs and 90 confines
for the account.
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sr r.orIs NARKE1'.
TOBACCO EXCHANG T..

ST. LOUIS. MO. Jan. 15.-Markets
steady and firm aud prices abcslt AS yes
ferdav
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Quotations arc for bonds maturing IN
not less than ten years.
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SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 15-TURpEN-
TINE Firm at 25c. sales, TO casks, re-
celuts 80 casks.
ROSIN- Firm: receipts. 3.5O7 barrels
Quotations: a. T.. e. and u. - 90, ~
and r. 81 90. C.. Sl.1O. H. SD. J..
sl -. *. II 90. NJ. $50. n. $3.50. ".
g.. 500. ". ". s. -.
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. = sprine
wheat 77i2N7S1ec.. No. . red. S6'snS9c.
No corn - % 224sc.; No. oats. 1929
lie. mess pork S7S2ig Q7S7l.. lard. S3.9it 4
04OO. short rib sides S391i "a 22ia, dry
saltod shoulders. 81 25Q430. short cleaI
sides. S412ieW4.2j, whisky, Sis.
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RAI-rIMoRE MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. lj.-FLOUR-
Dull.
WHEAT Dull. spot. 9l1sc. bid; May.
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ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCO-
paI church BROAD street. between TWEEN
ty-fourth and twcnty-ffthl. Rev. X. A.
GOODWIN. rector.-Seryices every sun
day al II 4. VI. and r. NJ. Sunday
school al $50 4. NJ. a cordial invitation
TO an. Is
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WEST VIEW b \ PIT r CHURCH,
(ccrror Cary and Meadow Stsl. Rev =. NJ.
MERCER. u. d. pastor Worship On sun
day: Sunday school, 9.3O 4. NJ. Preach
ing AT II !. NJ and ; y. NJ Boys' meet
ing al 3 p. NJ. Young Peoples Union at
1 p NJ Praver-meeting Wednesday at
S +. VI. seats lree. Visitors welcome
IS
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ST. ANDREW EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Laurel and Beverly streets. Rev.
PIKE POWERS. ID. D.. rector. Services
every Sunday at II a. NJ. and Z. Nj.
Sittings all free. and a hearty welcome Is
extended 10 all visitors. Is
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vice Friday at II NJ. Sunday school n
$3.50 4. NJ.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Jan. 15.-ROSlN
-Firm. strained, S14O. good strained,
S1.4J
SPIRITS or Steady;
machine 2JLc.. irregular. 2i4ic
TAR Firm at 9Jc.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Steady; hard,
Sl.3O. virgin. SlSU.
CHARLESTON. $ c.. Jan 15.-TUR-
PENTlNf-F
ROSlN-lirm
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ALL SAINTS CHURCH MADISON
street. between Grace ana Franklin).J.
Y. BOWMAN, rector.-Service sunday
morning az a. o'clock. evening service at
: O'Clock Sunday school at $50 o'clock.
Rector's Bible class for men Saturday
evening al SIS o'clock. Id
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

GRovE-AvENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue near Beech street,, heN.
j. &. HIDEN, Il. D., pastor rea'hins
M II A. N. and 5 +. NJ. hy the pastor
SUNDAY school az 9.l5 a. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

ST. PAUIsS CHURCH CORNER OF
Ninth and Grace streets Rev. HART
FRANK RlDOUT. assistant minister
Holy Communion first and third Sundays
at noon. an other Sundays at $50 A. NJ.
Holy days al noon. Sunday services. II
A. NJ. and +. NJ. Litany on Fridays
at noon Sunday school AZ 93u A. NJ.
Bible class for men Wednesday at s:l5
r. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

sEVENTH-sTREEr HRIsTIA..
church. -Preachiug ut II \. NJ. and r.
NJ. by the pastor. Rev. JABEI HALL.
sunday school al $50 \. NJ Christian
rlaofina. af T.. ~ Wednesday Sewing
circle an N 4. NJ. THURSDAY Little sew
ing Circle at r.. ". Friday. Seats free.
Public cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-16

Ola . IItLLI ND IVIIT"T IIIoI q
pal church. South Corner Adams ana Gay
Streets. Rev. T.. II. RAWLINGS. pastor.
Preaching Sunday at IL O'Clock =. a.,
a reunion service. sermon suitable Tor tlc
occasion bv the pastor. and at o'clock
l.. NJ. the regular Sunday night service
by the pastor Sunday school at t.l3
o'clock 4. NJ Class-meeting Tuesday
night at 1880 o'clock. Mldweek service
Wednesday night az o'clock Devo-
tional meeting OF Epworth League Friday
night al o'clock. All welcome.