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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
A BAPTIST PASTOR SAYS NE WILL
DISCIPLINE DANCING MAMBERs.
The New Keeper of the state CaPiioi HAS
Issued Very Unpopular Order In he'
gard to Privileges OF the square.

RALEIGH y. c., July y.-Speclal.-
The First Baptist church here mas passed
a resolution that hereafter All nAe nipe.s
Of this church who dance ana pay SaiuS
will be disciplined. IL was idther d 81,
prise when the pastor read THIS resolu-
ton. for he had seemingly not noted the
fact that there were some members Oh
his church who had been INDUCING.
The new keeper OF the Capitol has IS
sued an order that AFTER CLOCK T. W.
all nurses and children are TO Dc eA-
cluded from the Capitol Grounds. l~le
SQUARE Is A cool place these hot evenings,
and the order is much resented.
Mr. A. A Thompson yesterday sold the
office fixtures and furniture ana the eleC-
trio motor of the Tribune The rest OF
the Tribune's effects ana presses arc -.
Tor sale 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Thompson at the sale of the Tribune
property bought IL all in.
caDtain c. u. benson, who has given
m his share I'm the Raleigh Male Acad-
envy, VIII probably settle in ChariotIe'
and Il Is with regret that the people see
A NEW STATE FLAG.
The Ouartermaster General has ordered
a new North Carolina State nag 70 DO
issued to each Of the regiments in the
State Guard.
In the state Treasures office tho re-
ceipts fer the first half OF 1926 were
$50 S4. and the disbursements were SJlo-
553. For the corresponding time for lR
tho receipts were a5ll6. and the dis
bursements were ses26s2.
The Wake County Farmers Alliance
met Yesterday and elected J. ". Dem
mark its delegate 20 the State Alliance
Convention at Hilsboro next month. lie
opposes the taking OF the business fund
Of the Alliance for the tannery and shoe
factory
SECRETARY OF STATE SUED
Papers were to-day served In the Sec
rotary OF States Office against the United
states Life Insurance Company. rms
company has paid its fees but as II has
no agent I'm this state II has no license.
so the suit had 20 be brought agalnf
tho Secretary OF State.
The Secretary 81 state wants 70 get
the printing OF the Supreme Court re-
ports done in this State n possible. but
he will gtve 10 70 the lowest bidder. no
matter where be is from. There are
bids from Richmond.
The grape crops IN the vineyards near
here are the finest ever seen. This IS
saying 4 good deal for the grape growers
around hero have done a big business
heretofore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10


NEW YORK. July o.-FL0UR-Receirtts.
o. ro1 barrels. exports 20 $50 barrels
sales 1900 packages; ouli ana lower 10
RYE FLOUR-ouiet oo, ,..,.
Observation-Disclosures, sales, 300 barrels.
RYF-Quief. No. = &c. .,
pARJFY-Dull: feeding .Stc.
HARLEY MALF-Dul
1-4If,ter gnot weak: No. ] northern.
View York. SOisc. ahoat options opereu
d ohq1o lower. rally on foreign buying
and LIGHT northwestern re'tiPl@' "ul '"il
c5 weak under liquidation. declines abroad
ona tho heaviness I'm corn. and closed &c.
49, iower. No . red July, 7I@QIsc.,
c0eoN at 7IHc; September ~ go
closed nj 7lNc.: November. 13isaI5isc.,
closeel at 1870
CORN-spot quiet; no. .. 3oi4c. elevator;
afIc. aa0at Options opened steady ana
advanced ON covering. but later weakened
under renorts Of rain West closing partly
I.c. net lower. July closed az 3Oihc.i Au-
aust closed ~ 3iic.. September, 81 l5-lfa
32Ac. closed az &c.
OATS Spot quiet. No ., 22hc Options
quiet and weaker with tho other mar
kefs. closing unchanged 70 80. lower; July
closed M 23Hc September closed az 22isc.
FEED Steadier
HAN-Sfead
HOPS Quiet
IuDFs-Firm.
IEATHFR-Fi Firm.
1ToOfrSteady.
err MEATS Steady; picked bellies.
s. JOQ7. do. shoulders. SJ.2Aet5. 5Il2, do.
hams. SS.7509.
IARn-Quiet: western steamed Sl15
nominal. September. $3.50 nominal Re
fined steady. Continent. $3.50, South
AWcrlc,t -
pORK-Dun
BUTTER-S;eady; creamery, llq15c.;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRIM
lty e. memorial 20 BISHOP Moore. Pro-
tsstant Episcopal church. north Laurel
street, opposite Monroe ParO. Rev.
j. j. GRAVArT. ector.-Services: Sun
days, II A. NJ and p. NJ. Holy Commu-
n!on first sundays at II A. NJ. third sun
days at 1850 a. NJ. church days az "a
Z. NJ. Litany services Fridays Ak y NJ.
Church open daily Tor prayer ana medita-
zion sunday school al $3.50 A. NJ. Mems
Bible class for men Sundays at $3.50 A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Red Men Install chiefs.

A. the regular Council Of Monacan
TrIbe. held m Monroe HAIL. 40 ~ west
Main street. on last thursday night. the
following chiefs were installed by Depu-
~ Great Sacnem CLas j. Phillips.
Prophet, j.. d.. stout
Sachcm Richard NJ. Taylor.
ST. sacamcre. John $. I1rw1od.
In saeamore. To- j. Warren.
Keoper OF Wampum Richard W. Jonea.
collector Of WamDum. O.. J.. Biount'
Chief of Records Nelson Powell.
vlrst Sannao. Jno S. Blount
second SannaD. Wm. T.. Knowles.
First Warrior. j. Henry hracker.
Second Warrior. JOs. +. Powell
Third Warrior. \. w. Bennett.
Fourth Warrior u. e.. Epps.
First Brave. Chas. ". Thompson.
Second Brave -. =. Lacy.
Third Brave. elias +. Murray.
Fourth Brave. j. J.. Robinson.
Guard of Wiewam. w. a. Nuckols.
Guaru OF Forest. y. D. McC ormick
This Tribe hears the rouutation or con-
fcrring degrees. initiating rale-faces IN
the most satisfactory Ua1ncr. Dr. stands
a j. In The rank Of adoption teams %
has taken the scalps oi several pale-faces
recently. and applications still continue
TO be presented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
u, =. COMMfSsION ERS.
Judge Hughes Make. the Appointments in
His District,

His Honor, Judge Robert W. Hughes.
OF tho Eastern District Court OF the
United States IN Virginia, has made these
appointments OF United states commits
sioners:
d. NJ. W. Waller. Old Point Comfort.
Va.
Henry Flegenheimer and McLain Pleas
ants Richmond
J. $. Fowler. Alexandria. Va.
II. s. Ackss, Norfolk. Va
Judge Hughes reached Richmond yes
terday on tho 2.45 train from Alexandria,
where he has lately been engaged in the
trial OF the case Of Paul Blanchard, for
murder on the high seas.
The Judge left Richmond FOR Norfolk on
the 1890 train Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad last evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Mr.. Joseph v. Bidgood to Take Charge Of
theJ. W Randolph Company.

the }. W Randolph Company.
4 bill was nied in the Law ANA Equity
Court yesterday afternoon by Alr n. y.
Randolph through Mes7ra Jo- Lane stern
and cary Ellis stern ls counsel, asking
the appointment OF q receiver for the j.
W. Randolph Comp ny, at NO. l3l- east
Main street.
Judge Minor appointed Mr. Joseph V.
Bidg0Od receiver and he entered into "a
bond OF 5000
An injunction was granted restraining
all persons from interfering with tnr
goods and bond in the sum Of $500 given
be- the plaintiff.
A nctition of the First National Bank
Of Richmond was Oiled with the DID. This
petition alleges that the company ls due
Alr. Randolph claims that $1,000 is due
him ON money borrowed, evidenced by
notes. and DE Is also endOrser for large
sums on other paper
The answer of the j. W. Randolph
Company is signed by Alessrs.- y. ~ Ran
vlce-Drosident r. Tu ger, secretary "Hu
treasurer. w. j. ir-icy, j. j. Lnsilsn'
Jr.. and J.. J.. ChCltV bod.
The cOmDauy consents 10 the appoint
ment of "a receiver. " 49,.
Nm RandolDh's bill alleges that the
ocmnanv has u large and valuable stock
~ Goods. and accounts which can ne
collected with due diligence, but lnat IL
IS unable 10 meet maturing obligations.
one of the largest .reditors threa,e,lel
10 bring suit and the peuuohef Wlsues
the assets distributed r1tably and without
,rae receiver is 20 take charge OF all
rropertv and manage The same. lnven-
tory IS TO be taken ana the property as
posed OF either by public OF pIN1le 9at99
,.+ff, efrlt months and 10 collect all
arrouDts. ETC.. and employ the necessary
@oenfs and employees Tor the purpose
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

- cnrrON nfARKETs.

NEW YORK. July 9.-COTToN-
Steady: middlng, lo-lO' het .lg,.i..,.,,
none. gross. 202 bales. exports 10 ~.
prifair SOD bales. 30 Continent. 80 u"if7,
forwarded @2 bales sac Az, 49, 49,
spinners. 92q bales, stock, 81 .4e- Ddles.
\Vooklv-Net receipts. / BALE gross,
ACe4 bales. exports to Great Britain. ~
bales. 10 France. 1915 bales 70 Soiu-
rent. 2o7S bales, forwdfdel l,NS- ile9'
sales QoIS bales splnners. -et% nale1'
Total t0-day-Nct receipts l.4.h' hale~'
ovnorts To- Great britain, zoos bales; 10
Continent 1903 bales' stock lo-''''
bales. --.,
exports 20 Great Britain. 1eI3 hales' 70
France 1915 bales, to Continent ol35
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
e. -o0 oe0 ha1rr. eyu0rfs 20 Great Britain.
1000 e53 bales. TO France. Cos 0Nl bales;
40 Continent. 211l67 bales, TO Channel.
% Futures opened steady; sales. 200
bales. january. III. February 20;
March. 728. August 40. September
726. October ZIG, November, Ill De
cember III
Futures closed barely steady; sales 127-
600 bales. January. Tos. February. I'll;
March. 715. April us: July. ga. Au-
gust 724. Sonfemhcr. IFS. October. 10j,
November. 7O2. December 705.
Spot cotton closed steady: middling MP
lands. 1910. midlling gulf 3-l6. sales.
. Sfl bales.
LIVERPOOL July 81 p. M-COT-
ToN-Srot iu fair demand. prices uu-
changed. American Widdling. : 7-32d.
Sales for the day We're 10000 bales. Of
which eco were for speculation and export,
and included $500 American, receipts.
600 bales including 900 American.
Futures opened quiet with a moderate
demand and closed barely steady at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

bicycle rider. who has never appeared be-
fore Richmond audience. will give some
interesting exhibitions on his wheel
Then q great sham battle will follow
as an imitation of one OF the recent fights
between the Turks and Greeks. During
tho combat a fort will DO taken by the
Turks and the AFFAIR will be made still
more realistic by the capture OF a lot or
helpless women and innocent children.
The costumes for the two armies are now
being made.
The fight will be participated In by the
two companies of the Blues Battalion and
the Richmond Howitzers. Company y
(Walker Light Guards OF tho First Regi-
ment. Infantry and tho Old Guard OF r..
f. Lee Camp have promised their assist
ancs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

WINSTON. y g.. JULY g.-Special-
Price and Miliuer. who were arrested Xes-
terdav charged with breaking I'm the Tay--
lorsyille postohice We're carried 20 Lex
mg1on to-day where they will be tried be-
for a United States Commissioner at Tay-
lOrsviiic next Friday. All the evidence
against them IS circumstantial ana many
~, not believe they will De convicted.
Tho magistrate here this morning dis
missed The warrant against the prisoners
who were Immediately re-arrested by the
deputy marshal on warrant issued hv
United States Commissioner Martin. OF
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

The report that the Air L. L. Payne.
was from Richmond. who was found dead
Wednesday on tho Southern railroad track
at Lynchburg Is Incorrect.
he was a brother 81 Mr. w.
J. Payne. Of this city who. with the
mother Of the dead man, also OF Rich
mond have left FOR Lynchburg.
The physicians statement IS that Mr..
r. L. Payne died from congestion OF the
brain and pneumonia. lie had been with
out money for some time in Lynchburg.
where he was taken ili
II is thought that he will be buried at
IynChburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Mrs. a. Z. Mize. OF Spartanburg, 5. c.,
has written the chief Of police here In
curing about a missing son whom she
has not seen nor heard from for several
months. lie left his home early I'm the
spring and started out in the world TO
look for work.
Tho boys name IS John Barnett. He IL
about fourteen years old. has light hair
and blue eyes, and IS quite intelligent.
His mother thought he came I'm this
direction, and Is anxious 10 hear OF his
whereabouts.
The police are on the lookout, but have
as yet heard nothing OF him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

After the adjournment of the Police
Court yesterday an intoxicated man
Court tlis morning an intoxicated man
was found asleep on one OF tho benches
I'm the court room. lie was carried 10
the Second station. and his name was
found % ~ T. S. Childress.
He had wandered into tho courtroom
and the warm atmosphere had overcome
him. Explanations VIII be made 20 jus
tice John tomorrow morning
The docket in Che court OF Justice John
was short and OF llttle Importance this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Mr, Cornelius, of Baltimore, Lost tie
Banks Funds by Specializing.

Mr, Cornelius, of Baltimore, Lost tie
Banks Funds by Specializing.
BALTIMORE I'D. july 9-Eyery
doubt that the mJl > cmDc4zled by h'-n-
d 4 Cornelius. the c. hier or the NatiJEal
Planners and Planters Bank. who COM
m'tted suicide last January by drowning
himself in the li,e dl Dluid Hin Pa =,
Wss spent in specu alton was removed
ycstdd5y when the bank filed petition
in the CTS Cliu 4 Court asking that y.
y. Morrison & CO., the stock brokers az
2l2 East German street. be required 10
make an accounting OF their transactions
with him.
The petition Is a lengthy and interesting
document. and throws a. good deal OF
light on the methods pursued by Cornelius
I'm robbing the bank and the manner m
which he used the money obtained boy
him. Some years ago John u. Langhorne
deposited with the bank of which EnOch
Pratt was then the president $4,000 IN
various securities for safe keeping.
Among these were TWO bonds OK the
Virginia Midland Railroad Company. val
ued az $500 each. When il was discoy-
cred that the cashier was defaulter
the securities were examined and it was
found that these two particular bonds
were missing
Ii happened. says the petition. that az
the time the defslcatOn was discovered
the firm OF r. y. Morrison & Co. were
Indebted 90 the bank on a 'cau loan for
which they had pledged as collateral see
curity certain bonds. including two Nir-
einia Midland securities OF the same char
acter as those belonging TO Langhorne.
The particulars Of this call Loan f. IS al
legged. We're only known 20 Cornelius and
Morrison & CO. II appears that the cash
fer had distracted the bonds and given
them to the brokers under circumstances
unknown TO the bank officers. it IS un-
derstood bv them. however. that they
were delivered as margin for certain
speculation purposes which he had made
through the firm Of stock brokers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Jessie Tolar's Murderers Barely Save
Their Necks.
MAXTON. y. c., July 9-Specill-A
y. Norton and Thomas White were sem
fenced at Lumberton to-day % thirty
years imprisonment az hard labor for the
murder Of Jesse Tolar, Of Red Springs,
about six weeks ago. A plea for a sem
tonce OF murder in the second degree
was submitted 10 the court Judge SUIT
ton. who presided. told the criminals that
had no known as much OF the evidence
before their submission as afterwards,
no would have held to murder in the first
degree.
The murder was one Of the most brutal
or record and was over A woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

The Rev :. J.. Morris ID. d. pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian church in Macon.
Ca. ono OF the prominent ministers in
the Southern Presbyterian church. is in
the city and will preach In the Grace
street Presbyterian church sunday morn
Ing and NJ night.
Or. Morris and DR. Fair who was pas
tor Of this church are old and intimate
friends. and school mates.
DR. Morris is on his vacation and may
bs persuaded TO stay over and preach an
other Sunday for the Grace-street peo-
pie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
~ arrE4crITE PROGEfMME.
Arranged bv the Blues for an Enteriain-
...n.t - tl,n Rasr- Hnll Pnrk.

II the programme IS carried out which
has been arranged by the enteltalnm Tx
committee Of the Blues bottaAoh' theh
the citizens Of Richmond VIII nave an
onnortunitv OF attending one Of the big
gest entertainments on the evening OF
FRIDAY. July 23d, ever given in this city.
Tho Richmond Traction Company has
very kindly turned over 10 the Blues the
Broad-street Base Ball Park free OF
charge for that occasion, which viii be
lighted up by a number OF electric arc
light,.
The early part OF the evening VIII be
taken up BY the Vaudeville performance
which will DE transferred from the TX
position Grounds 10 the Base Ban Park
for mo evening so as not 10 diV'de the
crowd. While the stage is BENG removed
az the close Of the performance a famous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

DR. Richard Mcllwaine. president OF
Tamnd.n-Siduev College. IS In the
citv. In speaking OF Rev. Robert \. Glib
so1 i -. who has just ieca elected
Bishop Coaduior ~ the Diocese OF Viz
ginia. DR. McIlwaine alluded TO the fact
this morning that Dr. Gibson w.s a
graduate Of Hampdon-Sldney.
Re added that Rev John X. Mason. d.
H.. who received ths next highest num-
her OF votes for that Office also graduated
from that institution and so did Right
Rev. c. c. Penick. rector Of ST. Marx
Episcopal church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

CHURCH CT THE EPIPHANY
Barton Heights. Rev. W Il. CHRIS
MAN. rector Services at II \. NJ. and
SIP. NJ. Wednesday. p. NJ. Litany SER
vice Friday al ~ N. Sunday school L
$3.50 A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 0.-General humidity
was Am control OF tho forces on Change
to-day. and trading in al pits was oull
In coneequonce Wheat was affected by
talk OF large purchases Of new wheat for
delivery this month. and closed al sic.
decline All tho other markets exhibited
more or less weakness as a result or
liquidation, corn declining &c. and pro
visions 2iaQ7izc lower. oats We're
shade lower at the close <-,,--.
The leading futures ranged as foiloWs'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
4 TTCIOUS NEGRO.
stabbing with a Knife for No Provocation.
Real Estate sale.

Stnbbing WIN a NnIfo Tor No FfoFocaIIon'
Real Estate sale.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July g.
SpeciaL-This evening two c0lored boys
stopped az a meat store on Commerce
street and commenced playing with Eu-
gene Obryhim, a white boy who had the
serOt In charge suddenly without pro-
vacation, one OF the col0rod boys George
Scott. seized "a knife and attempted 10
cut the other c0lored boy. who ran away.
Scott then turned Oh youns Obryhim
and plunged the knife into his thigh cut
ting open the flesh TO the bone. Scott
was arrested and lodged in Jail.
Mrs Kate jenkins. OF Rapidan. Va.
purchased to-day Of Hon. III. j.. Girls
mond. a valuable building lot on Wash
ingt0n avenue on which she will erect n
handsome dwelling and make this city
her home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Mission on Broad street.

Tho special services al this Mission be-
gun Thursday night by Rev. AIr Andsr-
son. Of Lvnchburg. promises TO be both
interesting and profitable.
The subject relating to a deeper Chris
tian experience. are presented in power
ful and striking manner.
Sermon last night S1j o'clock, to-day
II A. ~. and SIS =. NJ, also on Sunday
nfeht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

cash quotations were a. 49, - >
arn. No . yellow corn. 26n2e1sc.; 10 z
rprins wheat. 7Okc.: 10. 3 spIing whe cay
63G70c No. 2 red. 1Ol.ei No corn Iii, -is
214Q22l5c.. No. 3 white, I. o. D.
ioi5c.. 10 3 rye. 34%c.; No. barley nom
mai. No. 8. T. o. b. 2eHg3io.; No T. 2IlsS. J
No / FAX seed. 7TgQ 7shsc.; prime timothy
seed. s2.75; mess. pork. per barrel, s.C .,b
sides 0ooso). 81 25GAb5. dry sailed shoul-
5ers (boxed) S4T5Q5; short clear sioes
Cboxedl. s4.C2kGf75' whisky, distillers
finished goods. per gallon, Sl.19; sugars
unchanged: butter market nrm; cream
cries. 12dl44c.: dairies. Vyl2c. cheese
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

(GrOEe. avenue near tetch ntictAif ist.
J. G. HlDEN. D. d., past0r.-At
a. ~ preaching by the pastor No SER
vice al night.
CLAY STREET VI. y. CHURCH COR
NER Clay and Adams streets Rev. l..
IL. RAWLINGS. past0r.-Pre1cning sum
dav at n o'clock a. NJ. and slj O'Clock
+. NJ. By the pastor. Sunday school az
q.f5 O'Clock A. a. Class meeting Tues
day at $ o'clock =. ~ Mid-Week SEP
vice Wednesday az S:l5 o'clock J.. VI. De-
votiOnal meeting Of the Epwortn League
rrid4v al S.l5 o'clock =. NJ All welcome.
WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCU
(ccrIer Cary ard Meadow ctal. Rev =. VI.
MERCER. j.. D.pastor-M o snip On sun
ire AT II 4 u. and y. ". Boys meet
ing al =. N. Young Peoples Union az
4 Z. " Prlyer-meetnB " edleslhy *
5 =. N. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
BROAD STREET VI ETH DIS T
CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth
streets. Sunday school a. $3.50 \. N. Al
N 4 NJ. ana si5 J.. NJ preaching by the
pastor. Rev. W. O.. STARR. D. ID. Morn
Ing subject. Truth on Wings A. night,
a Midnight Thought After Testing tNe
Patience ol Cod a cordial welcome 90
all.
LAUREL-sTREE1 ODIs1
rniscoual Church. south corner Laurel
and Albemnrln Streets tt,N. ]. =. IA
"A wonderful Nocturnal Service Rev.
I. w GUY IR Will occupy the pulpit al
p. VI. Epw0rth League az 'l5 =. NJ
UNION STATION METHODIST
church corner Twenty fourth and Me-
son streets. Rev. GEORGE G. WANDER
SLICE. u. D.. pastor. Subject ii A N,
signs Of the Last Days : +. NJ, Mis-
understood" 9I5 A. NJ. Sunday school
and morning class. =. NJ. Epworih
League. Usual services. Monday, We'd
ncsdav and Thursday nights and Official
meeting Tuesday night.
CENTENARY METHODIST Frisco
PAL church. south Grace street between
Fourth and Finn Rev. W. y, ~ DOS
ID. D., pastor Preaching at II a. VI.
and SlJ =. II. by the pastor. Subject
night. immortal Thoughts
PARK-PLACE NJ. J.. CHURCH COR
her west Franklin and Pine stre~tD Rev.
THOMAS y. POTTS, ID d., pastor
At II A. NJ and Sis Z. ". the pastor will
conduct the services. Subject az II A. n.
"A Man Who Got Religion az T. o'clock at
Night and Home" Al sIJ l.. NJ. viii De
held an EpwOrth League anniversary and
Toronto rally. 4 cordial welcome 70 al.
METHODIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL So
CIETY-The regular meeting Of the Meth
odist SOunday School Society Will be neld
at C0rnth Methodist church. on the Sew
en- Pines railroad. on Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock Sunday school workers
and friends OF the cause are Invited 10 at
tend.
UNION GOSPEL MIssiON.-Nc.
north Seventh street.-Eev. J. W.
DAUGHERTY will talk at =. NJ. sun
day. Meeting every night at slJ +. VI.
HIGHLAND PARK NJ + T ~ . ID : T
church. Sunday school at y.og ~ NJ
Preaching at II A NJ and 7.3O y. NJ by
the pastor. Rev. <. II. BOGGS; also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Messrs sam Cohen. Thomas Potts and
DR. Edmund Harrison. the three jail COM
missl0ners Of this city. visited the jail
yesterday morning and found it I'm good
condition There were 1fS white and
c0'0rod inmates summing themselves and
spending their time In idieness.