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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
Exc,udc. the Chinese,

Tho news TINT Hawaii had virtually OK
cluicd the Chinese II confirmed by Homo.
lulu adviccs brought by the Australian.
When the annexation proposition was
made 10 the United States one Of the
principal clauses was that Chinese immi
grafton should cease. AZ a start In this
direction tho Hawaiian Government has
decided ~ issue no more six-nonths' rcsi.
dcncc permits TO Chinese or 10 execute
any bonds for contract lnborcrs to arrive,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
AFTER AMERICAN GRAIN.
large Fleet of vcsscis Fails from,
England In BNjlast.

Tho largest fleet Of vessels that ever left
England In ballast has sailed within the
last week for the Delaware Brcakwatcr
aud Hampton l.onds for orders. Their
owners have found Il more profitable To
send them without cargocs than to have
them wait. The machinery Of some of
them IL rather an,iIuatcd. hut the dc.
mnnd for steam tonnage has induced their
owners 10 give them another trial In com.
pcting with tho more modern craft. S"v-
cral vessels arrived ut the Delaware
Brcnkwntcr from Europe In search of
business. Large purchases Of grain have
been made IN this country by Italy, Aus
trin. France and Egypt. countries which
rarely before have purchased cereals IN
the United Statcs. Several charters have
been effected at Philadelphia 10 carry
grain 10 Marseillcs. Genoa. Trieste and
Alexandria aud other Mediterranean
ports.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
Floods Drown 900 Women.

4 dispatch from KremOntchug, Rus'
STA, In the province Of POltava, on the
river Dnieper, says that the floods have
destroyed Il swimming bath in the river
and that 200 women have been drowned.
Kremontchug is siXty-fOur miles by rail
southwest of the city Of Poltaya,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
ThI. IL Rather u Dom pcr.

News from Dawson City tends to con.
trndict scune Of the boom reports sent
from the gold fields OF the Northwest. A
dispatch from the Klondyke metropolis
says: "rhc reports sent ont from here
that claims have been sold for fabulous
sums II erroneous. Only five claims have
changed hands recently. Ono claim did
bring SiOtI.OOO, hut the others brought
from $1,000 to $4,000 each"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
Standing Of the Clubs.
Following 10 the standing Of the clIbs
N thu National Baseball League:
Tho showing Of the members OF the
L I. ,arn an ,,us "a auinn n rixad holovv.
Mauulcr Held Guilty.

Judge Dunno held Alderman William
Mnngler Of Chicago guilty Of contempt Of
court IN refusing 10 tell the grand jury
who II was he claimed had offered him
$1,000 for his vote In the general electric
ordinance. and fixed the punishment At
81. 900 fine ana ninety days Imprisonment
In the county jail. An appeal was after
ward granted.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
1nvr.ics tho Kansas Fic'd.

The Michigan Salt Association, com.
monty known ms the Salt trust. has dc.
ci,lcd to invade the Kansas field and will
construct u manufacturing plant ut
Hutchinson. with II capacity Of 1000 bar
rels daily. The company has purchased II
tract Of forty ncrcs adjoining the city NJ
n site for tho new works. This move
means u bitter fight between flc Salt
trust and the Kansas manufacturers for
supremacy IN the territory west OF the
Missouri river,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
PoI.oucd by a Mo.auIto H,te.

Dorothy podworth is lying critically III
In the house Of Mrs. NJ. +. Lyon OF Elm.
hurst, J.. l., suffering from blood poison.
ing. caused by u mosquito bite received.
1t IL feared that II may bc necessary To
a,nputatc her right leg. She Is deirious
aud suffers cXcrucinting pnin.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
Street Car Mail BOxcs.

The PostOificc Department has rcceiv-
ell II report from Des Moines, Iowa. where
an experiment is being tried Of having
street letter boxes attached to all street
ears of the city. and II large share of the
mail collections taken up by them. They
stop ut all places To receive letters
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14

John Madden, treasurer OF MOdOc Coun-
ty, Cal, disappeared two weeks ago and
District Attorney Baker, believing Mad
den 10 be defaulter for at least $50, 900.
has asked the Board of Supervisors to de-
clare the Office vacant aud appoint new
treasurer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
Umoirc Under Arrest.

Umpire Tin Hurst was arrested IN st.
Louis after the ball game Thursday on u
tclegraphic request from Cincinnvti ask
ing that he be held on charge for assault
with intent to kill.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
Breaks Graves Record.

\ dispatch from New Bedford, Mass.
announces that j. Eugene McGuinness of
New Bedford made Il double century from
New Bedford to Webster, Mass, and re-
turned. breaking the record Of Graves by
10 minutes
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14

Marion Grii.ith, Democrat, has been
elected to Congress from the Fourth Ia
diana district to succeed William y. lIol-
man, by about $40 plurality.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
spaiu's Prcuiier Killed,

Senior Antonio Canovns del Castillo,
prime minister Of Spain. was assassinat-
cd by Michele Angina Coli, II Ncapolitan
anarchist, At Santa Agucda, Sunday nf-
tcrnOon. He was shot three times, and
fell dying ut his wifcs feet.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
BAILEY ShOots Wife,

II. A. Bailey. II well.to.do Jenison.
Mich, man. shot his wife ut midnight
Thursday. In the morning he took poison
and died while In charge of the officers.
Tho woman may possibly recover.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
Cubnns Predict q Crisls.

The assassination Of Canovas, the Span
ish premier, absorbs the attention Of pub
lie men to the dwariing or exclusion Of
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
DECLINES cONsULsHiP TO BAHIA

DR.. Eibcrt. the Indianapolis Coiorcd
Physicinu, decide, Not to Go.
DIR. a. Ebert. the colorcd physician of
Indianapolis who has been offered the
appointment us consul ut Bahia, South
America. said: "Sncc my return from
Washington, after careful consideration
and consultation with my family and
friends. have decided not to accept the
Dosjtion,"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14

"rhc church OF to-day has dagcnernt ted
into sort Of u family social club" This
l. the mttcrancc with which Rev. &. j..
Fowler. u. d., president OF the National
Association for the Promotion Of liOli.
ness. startled the congregation assembled
In the biz tabernacle tent ut the lD"s'
PLANES. ILL.,. camp meeting. Continuing.
he said; I'VE are not standing ut the
front. We do not preach vital truth so
necessary for tho spiritual salvation ~
the world. ] know Of church in Chi
cngO. u Methodist church. too. with u
membership OF VDO persons. and not II
single soul brought TO the altar IN three
years. II the church had attended 10 her
business there would be- no need Of the
Salvation army. Shall not God av",se
His own elect speedily? Shall there not
be day Of rcckoningy" God help them.
God have mercy on them," mOaned the
congregation. appalled, by tho fate which
they conceived to await those who are
careless OF their responsibility. Then fol.
lowed one of the most remarkable revival
services of the season. Stirred to the
depths Of their feeling by the sermon tn
which they had listened and the scnti'
mcnts which they had so fcrvently ap-
plaudcd, the assembled hundreds advanc-
cd In body to the altar. implOring the
mercy of their God upon their fellow-men
and praying that any among them who
were IN converted might see the light.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-14
Cheering Co nm m G rcioi Outlook,

Il. u. Dun l. Co.'s Weekly Review Of
Trade says: -Four years ngO failures IN
July amounted to over $50. 900, while
In last month failures have been only
T.111.I!I. tho smallest Ia any month
since 1892. The statement Of failures by
classes Of business for July aud for forty
six months shows that In manufacturing
failures have been smaller than In any
other month except one, and IN many
branches Of each department smaller than
In most months Of which records exist.
Last month was the first for four ycnrs
OF which the volume OF business reported
by clearing houses was larger than In the
same month OF 1902, and the tclc.rnphic
| dispatches from NIL parts Ut the country
given this week show u gratifying I'M
provcmcnt. This is partly due 10 large
yield Of wheat and good prices. though
the crop IL probably not Ms large nor nre
prices thus fur ~ high rs IN 1902. but Of
cotton the price IL higher. aud the yield
probably larger. than IN that year. Other
farm products nrc realizing good prices,
| and the possible decrease In yield OF corn
may help 10 market the enormous surplus
brought over from last year. II II the
wrong season 10 expect much from inuus-
tries. aud yet there has been material In
crease In the number Of hands employed
In the Iron manufacture because of the
| satisfactory adjustment Of wages dispute'
while the coal miners strike seems each
day more likely TO end In n permanent set.
| Element beneficial to both parties. Mean
while the demand for most finished pro-
ducts II steadily increasing. Manufac.
turcrs arc buying but little. though they
are rapidly increasing the output, ana are
able to obtain IN advance Of about I'D per
cent In prices of goods with rapidly In
| Crcnsing orders"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

aid. OF Northampton Courthouse. Is IN
FAVOR OK 10. Inc people genefaily among
whom the subject is discussed are IKE
wise divided lu their sentiments. ana
nothing snort az the actual count ot tne
votes can he accepted as the prooao4e
onolce OK the people OF this county.
Dr. b. G. kelam, OF this city. mas
opened O. sani,arium here Tor the cure %.
inebrlatcs
Dr. j.. j.. wilkins practising physi-
clan OF this county. expects 90 leaNe l't
Pine Bluffs. ARK. whore be has "a pro'H'r
living. 90 make his future home.
The Cape Charles Fish Guano factory
or Sandy Island. has about been corr
p.etel. and the owners Messrs. Storing
Brothers expect 90 commence operations
the latter part % this week. This enter
prise was On former years located on
Back river.
Cards have been issued announcing tAe
marriage May 9th ~ Mr. George B..
Ames. OF Hog Island Lifc-savins sta
ton. and Miss Susie d. Chandler VI Mas
sawolox.
Major J. g. ill., railroad commissioner,
~ Richmond Va. passed through here
to-day on "a tour ~ inspection of the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Company. The party We're taken over
the road in "a special train as flr noriA
as the Maryland line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

were AZ an oxtrenf9 raiEo of SfGJ30 The
hulk sold 10 si3U1s5l with "a good many
sales az s. 4 few stockers and feeders
s,ld f,r - 40fi375. but sales were largely
az 5000 Calves were in active demand
ono bunch bringing SGl5. Cows. heifers
and bulls were active and strong. and
Texans sold 20 steady prices
HOGS There Was a lively de-
rrand Tor hocs from the start
M. market advancinu JGioc per lOD
rounI- and showing more strength than
at any previous tim. his week Sales
were IN au extreme range NJ s. 1913 -
rrirne selected singers going the high
"a. ana the bulk OF the hogs brought
s. s- $50
SHEEP Sheen and lambs were strong
and in good demand. Lambs sold az $3.50
r-t..l- woolIsd colorado selling at $40
r5f..- while -hoTn lambs sold ~ Sfa5.1j
0rIfl extensively Sprlne lambs sold at
s-lfe5 lor good lots. averaging ~ 10 CD
pounds and 90 s3',nf.I1 i0r poor lots
.,..ral.r- 80 o. 30 pound. sheep sold II
:. AGO for the poorest 20 the best
.rf,H. at SgIF1 800. with large sales o.
T,zan- 40 S350Nii0. and choice Texans
~ s4t1n 40.
head. Sheep. GtNu head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22
NEW HoILL ron carr cHIRLE>
Southampton Divided on the Question Of
Convention.

a tAAiNus
CAPE CHARLES Va. Nay I-spe-
clal.-Rey Thomas Dixon Jr. bias been
taking 10 very active interest for several
months 10 the proposition t0 erect o.
frst-ci4ss hotc. near the beach here. ana
has succeeded il interesting several NORTH
EN- gentlemen. who Will probably have
the building erected.
A meeting was held here q few days
ago by the heirs " the Scott estate The
owners az the beach front and several
other gentlemen Tor the purpose o. look
ing into the matter more thoroughly
The proposed location u the hotel U.s.
beautiful one with excellent bathing
ground close o. the hotel. and now tnat
Cobb's Island can no longer be used Tor
q summer resort. this hotel would eaten
the most OF that trade, besides many
pieasure-seeking people that are con-
stautly passing through here on trains
that would like % stop over were their
ample hotel accommodations here.
The Cape Charles jetty on the norm
side Of the entrance 20 The harDOr has
been completed as far as the present
appropriation will admit. The total
length OF the letty IS about 13' feet
which makes a very pleasant place 70
walk out on IN summer time. as DO ex-
tends nearly 10 tho channel
Tho local papers Of this county are n
vided on tho subject ~ constitutional
convention. The cape Charles Headlight
and Pioneer are opposed % holding a
convention and the Eastern Shore Her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22
cnrr-.- P-reon Canrht

Nfaf8rB. Vs. Itnn superintendent q the
Sf.r- r.rIr.nf..4E. has lu his possess ION
:. +r. .a-..m-n of the carrier pigeon
nh. b.ri few .nf9 tAe yard " the prison
on Thursday. s-,l.7 upon the ground
De- MS taken into the superintendent s.
ofi-r. ana uuol examination was found
M have "a rfng sucircling each Of its legs
one ~ these rings is Of silver and the
o+h.r ~ brass The former has the num-
len T.. ~ engraved upon IFS surface while
t.. later bears The number 49,
Major LYNN VII hold the teathered mes
sengsr until its owner proves It 10 be his
property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22


AL At-i 20 llrI - ~i;. ~ 'I.-
r.t % race ana flrc etireish Key T. =
D1,D F's'5 e. 4 r--i.iis u, ~ \. 81.
.,-.,i,I
csy 80 J. A. T.,
eRAcf---vpt-f-. baptist rrrr-rI.Ir.
Rev WILLIAM i. TtTCHgR D D.
pastor Services at f.e flNtrla o.. Grace
s,r.., .lo.. ~ '. 1.- ' .'-.6. ..'
Arf .-....LA N f..- .-.., .'..f .--.....
~. III .a...r-r. -.rr a.....t
j. u ..r arfu.. ,llr.. ..n.t.r-.rv uI.l
Ie held. $50 services .f might. Prayer
.".,. -.r,..r -o..-.r. s.t.r... ,...t "a,
..-
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, corr
N.H sixth AND Main -treet-l.- prea.l-ug
g.. WOODS. oi Chester. Penn.
WEST VIEW T. s IT is r CHURCH,
lcDrrtr Cary ard Meadow ~t.I Rfr e.. VI
NEE'Ik l.. ID .ns-tor- No~-n.. CD sun.
fst. -.-'l.y ..fto. ORD A 81 pr,s.n-
ne AZ n a 81 arI r. a. Bo.- meet
Ing II = 81 4oure PEOPLES Union az
= M Prayer-t.-.f.r. Wednesday ~
J. II. Seats 'lr.e. Visitors Rel-.m-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

VIII MET NEXT MAJ ~ UiN-
CHESIIK.
Diocesan Missions Provided for BY 'huteh
COMMUNICATIVE TO Increase Lay
Representation Postponed

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May IL
Specialize early morning services OF
the Episcopal Council to-day were con-
Quoted by Rev. J. r. Ellis. Of Gord9ns-
vile.
The Council assembled promptly az s.sJ
Rishop white presiding. The sermon
was preached by Rev. Hartley CarmI-
cnael. u. d.. OF Richmond.
AT the close OF the sermon the Bishop
announced the regular order 10 Toe th9
consideration OF the report or the DO
cesar Missionary Society. Mr.. b. Is. Nun
ford offered a resolution declaring the
Councils unfaiiing interest In the society
pledgiug is support and ealing on 'no
people 90 increase their Contributions. iir
also offered q motion directing the score
tarv u the Council 10 call roll or the
churches that each delegate might !nd.-
cate the amount his church would e"-
deavOr 20 raise during the ensuing year.
churches not represented 20 report 90 tha
secretary
THE ROLL CALLED.
After a long discussion both resolutions
were carried 4 roll ~ the churches was
called and The amount pledged was
Sl03n. with TWO of the largest churches
in the diocese and many others yet % Doe
heard from.
Many OF tho delegates were unwilling
to pledge their churches for any stated
sum. IL IS thought the sum total when
AN OF the churches are heard from viii
considerably. exceed the amount raised
last year.
Rev. II. p. Lee read tho report Of the
society FOR the distribution of the COM
mon prayer book showing q steady de-
mand for these books.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22


EPWORTh NJ. T.. CHURCH CORNER
Waehincton and Winder streets, W AZ
LACE h. EVANS pastor. sunday s e,e,,i
af 4.f. a ~ Services AZ II and prcach-
ing az 8 r. II. Prayer-meeiing Iuesnays
and Fridays. and young mems meeting
Saturdays at +. NJ
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
nor IN Main and F0Jshee Streets. ke'.
I,ANDON h. MASON. rector. -Rcgul~r
services every Lord s-Day. sunday school
at9.O a. ". Morning PRAYER and sermon
m m A. 81 ard eNeu.s prayer ana lee
,ure az o'clock T.. VI. Holy COM
munlon on tie rrst sunday az the II
O'Clock service and on the third and fif,h
sundays AZ tyy \. NJ. STRANGERS arc
shown seats and are made 20 Feel cordial
~ welcome.
ST. JAMES PROTESTANT, EPIscS9n;
siIects), Rev. WILLIAM MtADs'
CLARK, rector.-Sunday sehooi AZ 80 a.
n Sunday services II \. NJ anu =.
NJ wednesday night service cioSN.
holy Communion FIRST sunday ia nv
month.
THE MONUMENTAL G IT I r ].
Broad Street below Iwelttn slse,tl. - -
monument erected on the ruins or the olo
Richmond Theatre 20 the memory OF tho
..rarf,-two persons that persisted in mo
flames 1In. Rev FENNEk :. SIlCk-
and =. NJ sunday school and Bible
classes 40 9.i5 \. VI.
ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EfISCO-
pal church BROAD street, between lWen-
fN-fourfn aui twenty itthl, Kew X a.
GOODWIN. rcctor-Services every sun
dav az II 4 VI. and + " Sunday
school az $50 a. VI. cordial invitation
% all.
u..r.. r,,.r =. -~Dr>-
ity Z. memorial 70 Rshop Moore, Pro-
testant Episcopal enurcn. north LaprI
street. opposite Monroe PaiN, h,N.
Gave. n A. NJ and T.. NJ. Holy Commu-
r.ou first Sundays IL n \. NJ. lhird sun
days at l.n s.. NJ Nh4LNu DAYS AT -
r. 81 Lfany services Fridays az Y VI.
Chlrlh open dai.} for PRAYER Ald msdiia-
fIrn sunday school af $3.50 \. NJ. Mems
Bible class Tor mcn sundays Al $50 a. VI.
ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Beverly AMI stiuston streets.
Rrr. ETcH ST. MARTIN. minister IN
charge. sunday school 40 '.ll \. ". and
lal r. 81 sunday service AZ 40 L. 81
Thursday az J.. 81
ST PAULs CHURCH CORNER OF
Smith and Grace stieetsl. Rev. HART
LEY CARMICHAEL. ID. -. rector Rev
FRANK DIuOJT assistant minister
fov Communion first and third sundays
ft noon. all other Sundays 40 $50 \. NJ.
Holy Gays 40 noon sunday services. II
at noon Sunday school AZ $50 A. ".
AiaI. e.ass for men wednesday al SD
D.. ~
CHURCH CT THE EPIPHANY
Harton Harhtsl. Rev. Is. j. CHRIS
MAN rector Services az II A. NJ and
T. NJ Wednesday. !. y. Iitany ser
wee Friday at j. e. Sunday school u
9.ll a. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22
ohm L. Williams Sc Sons
BANKERS
- - ...L-r,l -r,.r
100 EAST MAIN STREET.

state Bonds. city Bonds Bank Sio.hs. =,
and other hfch-crade Investment s'--' D.
tics bought arf sold. ....t,-
az ID, I'll ,..~.s - he World mhM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

Exports for the same week last a., ,,.
-rs,eI ,.',.' 80 ,hi. dafe...... 5.0l3.347
80. 'Nr''' ' ~ ''''' 400 $40
year .sssss ssF- 90 -..n
Stock at an United States ports. "''''@'
stock az AN United states ports ,-.,s,
sfo~E o., In interior fowns...... lO7.7l3
stock 40 an interior towns same .-oo.e
stock a. rfv.~nooi ............ ] 10 go
year ..... .070. oo0
Great Rrifain ...... 5000
stock OF American lf0at for
Great Britain same time last -,,
year .s..s.-. ....+. -.+++--.+tt
Tho following arc tho total ncf receipts
~ cotton az ail scaports since septem'er
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22
cnIcAG0 ~ sT0CK MARKrT-

CHICAGO. ILL. May o1-CATTLE-
There was a better demand for cattle than
Yesterday. and prices ruled frmer. sales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22
Thomas Branch & CO
Bankers and Brokers.

Merchants National Bank Building.
Founded is. -.
MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK En-
CHANGE,
Private Wires 90 Baltimore. fhiiau'i-
phia. New York and Chicago. l,,.
Foreign Exchange Letters on N''''-
and Southern Securities Sp',ia'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

HIGHLAND PARK u Z 7 Il o DIST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

SEVENTEENTH STREET MISSION
$50. fif north Seventeenth e'rret sum
f.. school every sunday afternoon AZ
gt- j. ST. and preaching on Ihlrrily
rienr az O'Clock T.. 81 by some ciiy
pastor. Special music on Sunday after
rocn. All are cordially Invited 20 attend.
.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH l~rtentl street,
Lear Grace. Rsl j. 4 MDH-itA tar-
tor-serliCss at % a 81. and l.. 81. S-n-
dlvs. Sluday-s at 500 a. N. ~ tl-
n-sl4y evening lecture at b. 81, J. D.
l.. J.. 40 i. ~ Fridays
UNION Gospel MISSION -uEDicA-
TON 20 fnr NeN h4ll. 80. / norm Srf-
.rtl street n.-ae NNli 900 l.it. tii.l
noon at o'clock THE K.F a. a.. COOK.
oi Baltimore. VIII preach. Meeting every
ulsht 40 clock.
ELDER STAPLES CONrlNJE - MS
fourth Sunday services at the SOLDIER :
Home Hi- subject tomorrow NJ SGD \.
81 wiu be Il be Restitution Acts H.. q
,-r.rv JERUSALEM MISSION ciS
ursf Marshall eu.-Regular services
every sabbath % 4. N sermon. subject
.Frf- Slennffl- .n Lsfpt. tth chapter
20 Genesis vii d. Z p. NJ adult Bible
.riass. The truth % God Is free 20 all lie
came 10 save the LOST, Al one o.. Ihen'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

RROAD-sTREEr MISSION HALL
C-i9 east Broad. open every night
MONDAY prayer-Ireetil every aa{ *
80 Sr.fav Th- Christian Alliance,
i -sred 10 promote deeper Christian
lie meets every FRIDAY night A!
welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Grace ana Madison Streets heF.
ROIERT u. KERR ID. D.. pastor
Services at "a 4. ST. ana J.. IT. Al are
Welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
uer IN Main and F0ushee streets. Rev.
LANDON h. MASON. rector -hcg nl~r
services every Lord s-Day. sunday school
at9.O 4. ". Morning prayer and sermon
af m \. ~. ard eNeu.s prayer ana lee
.rre az o'clock L. VI. Holy COM
munion on the rfst Sunday az the II
O'clock service and on the third and ffth
SUNDAYS al $50 4. NJ. strangers are
shown seats and are made 10 feel cordial
Is welcome. q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. UOR-
N.E sixth AND Main -trert-I preaching
40 u a. 81 and ,.ll ID. 81. Ns EcF. BRAN is
a.. WOODS oi Chester. Penn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

ST. JAMES n = T II Q D I S T
church corner Twenty and Marl
shall stretsj. Rev. " T. bEALcHAMP.
pastOr.-Rcgula services. sunday school
a. gl5 O'clock. Preaching az II a NJ.
and y " FpwOrtn League 40 o'cloCr..
Strangers VIII lni warm welcome. ant
are particularly requested fc make tnsri-
selves known. Parsonage. - east Maf-
shall street. u
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EPWORTh NJ. +. CHURCH CORNER
washington and Winder streets. WAL,
LACE r. EVANS pastor. sunday sehooi
al 4.l. a 81 Services az II and prcach-
irr al p n Prayer-meetlng Tuesdays
and Fridays. and young mems meeting
Saturdays at Il. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-22

wFsT-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1915 west Cary street sunday school 81
a ST. Prtyef-meetrs every Thursday
-I.nt az 5 o'clock. Public cordially ~
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY
Barton Harhtsl. Rev. Is. =. CHRIS
MAN rector Services az II A. NJ and
p ~ Wednesday, =. Il. Litany ser
wee Friday at D. Il. Sunday school q
f.l A. II.