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and at 5 p. NJ. he will preach at the Ep-
worth Mission
Rev. Wallace Evans will occupy his
| pulpit at night
The beautiful choral service Will be OBJ
served at 81. PauIs tonight, and especial
EFFORTS nave been made Tor an unusually
enjoyable hour
Dr. Starr Will deliver tho fifth OF his
series OF sermons to ladies at the Broad
Street Methodist church tonight. Ills
supleCt VIII be New Furniture mat w ill
not wear out" This morning Dr.
starr subject viii be ~ Place Tor Every
Man ana Every Man in His Place.
me rN'nteenth-Strcct Missloh' " "a
north Seventeenth street, has recently
moved into larger quarters at the above
number. "hich is Immediately opposite
the oil moe;ing-house.
There viii lie services this week as
usual, sunday school on sunday after
noon al 2.i3 o'clock. and preaching en-
ihuTsday night by some city pastor Sc
Iecuohs OF music are furnished each Sun-
day Afternoon by the different classes.
last Sunday Mr. James +. Flournoy..s
class having furnished the music. rms
aiterhoan Miss Lily Rogers class VIII
furnish the selections.
The Duel will be Or. Tudor's sub
)cct NJ centenary church tonight
KEY: Thomas Potts. j. D., VIII preach
or ENenlhg stars at Park-Place Meth
odist church at night.
"Repentence" Will be the subject Of
Rev. Dr. j.. III. Rawlings at the clay
street Methodist church in the evening
Kew j.. \. Morehead. pastor OF the First
Evangelical Lutheran church. viii con-
tinue his series Of discourses on Why
l Am a Christian" IN the evening.
Rev. Or. Nandorslice's subject At Union
station church i'm the morning will be
"Noman.s Work fer Woman Rev.
Francis McSparran will preach at night
>, ST Paul In Macedonia Will be Or.
Kerr subject at the First Presbyterian
church tonight
At the Third Presbyterian church Rev.
6. X. Hyde Will continue his series Of
discourses on Ancient Cities.
The TRANSPORTED Life and "A New
Question Of Hope" will be Dr. Coopcr's
subjects.
At Howard's-Grcve Esptist church Mr..
Kinks subject IN the evening viii be AN
All-lmpOrtant Question"
The OH. Old story" and what Shall
the Harvest Be?" will be Mr.. Boadlcs'
subjects at the Paramount Methodist
church.
The morning subject az tho New Jeru-
salem mission will be Active. Life in
Relation to the World Beyond
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In harvesting ice Of from four 20 nve
inches thick. Tuesday (ground-hog's
day. was ushered in with snow. changing
TO rain. Soon northeast storm tossed
and soaked us into Indebtedness. and
again busted the earth with snow. We'd
nesday tho sunshine came. blessing us
with warmth and checrfuncss. and as
write the twitter OF song birds almost
conyinces mo that spring IS ut hand, des-
pitc. the frost rinie on the sward and the
skim ice on the waters.
At 1880 l.. NJ, on Tuesday. Miss Eliza
Cooke. OF this place, and Mr.. Mason
were married by Rev. William ~. Lee.
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Course Of Biblical Lectures

Professor II. l.. Willetts. OF the Univer-
s'ty OF Chicago. began course Of Blbli-
cal lectures at the Y. NJ c. a. yester-
day at noon. His subject was Abraham. q"
and his able address, was listened TO with
great interest.
Last night he lectured on Moses" At
the same place. 10 a large audience. Pro-
ieSsor Willetts is an attractive and inter-
esting speaker.
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many cases where citizens who own
thousands OF dollars worth of property
are paying on hundreds, and the city is
thereby the loser
The gravity of the question can be seen
when II is noted that there is no way in
which the assessor can get at the value of
a mans personal property unless the
party himself will give correct informa-
ton.
Tho assessor can see his furniture. and
things OF that character but he has no
means of knowing how much money he
has In bank or how many bonds he owns.
FIDUCIARY TAX.
Up TO last year the city was also a loser
by trustees paying no taxes upon prop
erty, money. and bonds held i'm trust.
In order TO secure the payment OF these
sums due Mr.. VIM. ~. Sands was ap-
pointed as special agent, and through his
efforts more than $4,000 were collected
Next year. however. this sum will not
be forthcoming for all trust funds will
doubtless be put in non-taNable securi-
ties. IT, therefore. becomes more i'm
portant 10 collect closely all personal
taxes. and the Good Government League
Will pursue the matter to the bitter end.
WANT JUST TAXATION.
Mr.. +. A. Catlin. president of the Good
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citizens OF this city. We are not max
ing any especial night against either the
rich or poor we only want everyone 10
do their part toward tho support OF the
city"
Mr.. Catlin further said that commit
tee had been appointed consisting OF
Colonel John u. Purcell. Mr.. Nirrinius
Newton, Mr.. Jackson Guy. Mr.. J. l.. An
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BURFOOT-Die nj his residence. on
February .. 1897, Or. WALTER j..
BIRFOOT
Funeral from his late residence. No.
$40 north Sixth street, on SATURDAY.
at 3 T. VI.
LUNSFORD Died. at Lee Camp Sol
diers' Home. February .. 1897. Veteran
J.. r. LUNSFORD, Company +. Six
teenth Regiment Virginia Infantry
Mahones Brigade. of Richmond city;
aged sevonty-three years.
Funeral from the Home chapel THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Intermcnt al lakewood.
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PTRsUING 4 HORSE THIEF.
4 Wel-Known Ia lroad Conductor Criti-
caliy III.

ASHLAND. VA. Feb. 6.-Spocial.-Ser-
goant r. b. Elicit and Mr. A. w. Brock
went TO Stafford Courthouse to-day TO
recover the horse recently stolen from
Mr.. Brock and 10 bring the thief here.
After Arriving there II was ascertained
that the horse had been sold in that Vi
cinity. The whereabouts OF the man ara
unknown. He took the nCrth-bound train
at Whitewater yesterday.
Mr.. Terrell Taylor a conductor on tho
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. Is critically Ill at his home here.
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Special Revival Services

Commencing tonight. the Randolph
Street Baptist church will hold a series
OF special revival services. The nas,or
Rev. w. +. Jolly. Will preach tonight
and tomorrow night
ON and after Tuesday night Rev. w w
Hamilton VIII preach. Rev. Mr.. Hanil-
ton Is most earnest and attractive
speaker. and the Randolph Street neonIs
are sxpectln& = splendid meeting, 49,.
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A Negro Invites Another to Take Walk
and Robs nin-A Child Burned.

ROANOKE. VA. Fob. 6.-Special-A
negro named L. d. Young was arrested
here to-day on the charge OF highway
robbery lie persuaded another negro to
go TO a lonely part OF the town with
him. and then. so the negro says. al the
point OF pistol. demanded his money
The victim had g. which he promptly
handed over, and then came 10 town and
swore out a warrant against Young.
a six-year-old daughter OF j. 81.
Funk was burned 10 death by her
clothes catching fire from an open Frank
LIN StQyA n -
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! BAGB1, pastor-PreachlnS AZ II a. al
e%a at e. safday school, at
! a. NJ Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
day at I. NJ Is
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Sixth and Main streets. -Preaching
AZ n A. VI. and T.. VI. by Rev. j. NJ
STlFLER -. d.. OF Grocer Seminary,
Chester. Pa. Seats free y cordial well
come extended 10 all
FIRST TATTIST CHURCH-REv
GEORGE COOTER, D. D., pastor Will
preach az IL A. Nj. on The TRANSPORTED
Life and at =. II. on "A New Question
OF Hope" Bible school at $3.50 A. NJ.
Young People Union at =. NJ.
WEST VIEW BAPTIs CHURCH
(ccrher Cary and Meadow Sts) Rev !. NJ
MERCER, u. D. ,pastor.-Worship On sun
ing at II a. NJ. and 5 =. NJ. BOYS meet
ing AT 3 T. NJ. Young Peoples Union at
z. NJ. Prayer meeting wednesday at
I. NJ. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
WEST-END MEMORIAL METHODIST
church. Manchester. Rev W. r.. WI
LIAMS. pastor Preaching AT II A. NJ
and al 1.i5 l.. ~ Epworth League at
Z =. NJ Service ednesday night az '.30
ST. JAMES METH ODIsT
church corner Twenty ninth and Mar
shall stretsl Rev. W. y. BEADCHNMP,
a. D:lJ o'clock. Preaching az II A. NJ.
and ; +. NJ Epworth League at O'Clock.
Strangers will find warm welcome and
are particularly requested 20 make them
selves known. Parsonage. DOB east Mar
shall street Is
UNION STATION METHODIST
l.
son streets. Rev GEORGE c. WANDER
SLICE. ID. D., pastor-At II A. NJ, "Wo-
mans Work for Woman" followed by the
sacrament OF the Lords supper. At l:S0
Z. NJ Rev FRANCIS McSPARRAN Will
preach. Revival services each night Of
the week beginning at 1880 o'clock. All
arc invited.
church.-Sunday school at $50 y, NJ
Preaching at II A. NJ and $50 Il. NJ. by
the pastor Rev. c; II. BOGGs; also.
prayer-meetng ana s,crip'I ,,v reading
pastor. every Wednesday night at
o'clock. u
BARTON HEIGHTs VI. E. CHURCH.
Rey W. "a F. DATlsi re psSios'a 81 Il
NJ and sP NJ. Christian Endeayor meet
ing at 2. NJ. Prayer-meetlns every
Wednesday evening at o'clock. All are
invited 10 attend Is
UNION STATION MISSION. - REV.
FRANCIS McSPARRAN at II A. NJ. At
1880 F. NJ Or. VANDERSLICE will
preach and administer the sacrament OK
the Lords supper.
CLAY-STREET METHODIST EPISCO-
pal church. South corner Adams and Clay
Npreachine Sunday at IL o'clock A. 81.
followed by Communion service Preach
ing At O'Clock p. NJ. BY the pastor. Sub |
go ..RsnantAncA." Sunday school as |
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MiRT WISHfNnfON HOSPIrlL.
Oilcers Elected Arrested on Charge OF
Obtaining Fraudulent Pension.

Obtaining Fraudulent Pension.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. g.
Special.-Ihe following officers for the
new Mary Washington Hospital have
been elected President. Mrs. V. NJ Elem
ing NIce-Presidcnt. Miss Virginia Knox.
Secretary. Mrs. David Hlrsh, Treasurer.
Mrs. 9. ". Burlington. Lady Managers
Miss Virginia Knox. Mrs G. w. Edring-
ton, Miss Nellie Ford. Mrs. T. J. Smith.
Mrs Isaac Iirsh Mrs. David Hirsh. Mrs.
Y. NJ Fleming, Mrs. Maria *. Daniel.
Mrs. j. +. Rowe Mrs W. l.. Bran
nam. Mrs. Jchr NJ. Griffin. Mrs. Henry
pannohl Jr., Mrs w. II. Richards Miss
Mary Green, and Mrs. II. Il. McCalley.
Deputy United States Marshal j. +.
Glover. OF Alexandria. yesterday arrest
ed at King George Courthouse w. T..
Staples. on the charge Of fraudulently OBJ
tanning a pension. Staples was taken TO
Alexandria and carried before Commits
siOner Fowler. who committed him-o jail
till Wednesday rext.
Miss Mary a. Jones, daughter OF Mr..
W. l.. Jones OF this county. died last
night OF consumption at her fathers
home, aged tWeuty-three years.
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venue. 1t seems that the taxes paid IN by
many men who are known 10 possess
large amount Of personal property are
surprisingly small.
The Commissioner of Revenue mas peen
noverless 10 remedy this evil whereby
The CITY yearly loses thousands of dol
lars. Each man. under the law. IS his
own assessor. and Col Munford is com
PEELED to accept his sworn statement as
10 the value Of his personal effects.
II is said. though not yet known posi-
lively. that the aid Of grand jury may
be invoked. and those parties making re-
turns supposed to be too small, required
to appear before it.
Tho Good Government League * is
said. is determined, If II can be done 10
see that citizens in the future pay taxes
In proportion to their effects.
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EVADING TIE TAX.

As an illustration Of how the personal
tax is evaded. the following case may be
cited: A well-known resident of this city
has for some years past positively declin-
ed TO give the commissioner any estlmatc
of his personal property. -Four years ago
Col Munford. having no basis TO so upon
taxed him upon $50 worth OF property
The tax was promptly paid
The next year he increased the amount.
and the gentleman paid the sum demand
ed without a complaint. Last year tho
sum was increased TO $500. and was
again paid without a word.
There can be no doubt that there are
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Gloucester County,

WHITE MARSH, GLOUCESTER
COUNTY. VA, Feb s.-The attendance
az gloucester Court on Monday was
small
The week has been ono Of frequent
weather changes Monday raw and
gloomy. found the neoQlA hrxAlx engaged
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a regular meeting OK the Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery will be- held al
y. VI. G. A. HAL Tuesday night. at 500
o'clock. The subject Will Treatment OF
Pneumonia led by Or. r. -. Garcin.
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MARRIAGES

BURTON-COSBY.-M Married. I'm Wash
iugtou. D. g.. February LIST hv the hey
+. a Power. Miss ALlNE DAY >
COSBY and MARSHALL DAVIS BUR-
TON. both of Henrico county.
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OBITt AIRY.


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Fen. o.
SpeciaL-After a protracted Illness Mrs.
$. G.. Pennybaker died to-day at the
residence OF her son-in-law, Mr.. J.. \.
Walstraum Mrs. Pcnnybakcr was most
estimable .ady. and a rcEmber of the
Christian Church. ar which church her
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon an O'Clock and her remains VIII
De carried 20 Huntington. ". Va, for
intcrment
She was a daughter Of the iate Judge
owen. Of Maryland and sister OF Dr. j..
N. owen. Of Belleyiile. v. Va.
She leaves five children-three daughters
and two sons.
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| ana at 4. VI. ny the pastor. subject at
night. THE Devil"
| TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
! church. South Corner Broad and Twen-
( tieth strcets) Rev. JOSEPH r. MASTIN.
! pastOr.-Preaching at II a. ". and an 2
! L. VI. by tho pastor. Wednesday night
service at o'clock. Prayer and expert
| ence meeting from 10 { clock, and Ep-
worth League az =. VI. Sunday school
at $40 A. NJ. Cordial welcome 10 al. Is
FAlRMOrNT-AVENCE METHODIST
! church, Rev. II. 2. BEADBES. pastor. --
sunday school at $50 A. NJ. Preaching
oy the pastor az II A. NJ; subject The
Old. Old story and al l.f5 i. ". SUBJ
Ject. What Shall tho Harvest Bc?' Ep-
worth League az y. NJ.
BRoAD-STREET METHODIST
church corner OF Broad and Tenth
streets, Rev. W. g.. STARR. ID. D.. pas
tor.-Sunday school az $3.50 A. ~ Preach
ing al II \. NJ. and r. NJ by the pastor.
Morning SUBJECT "A Place for Every
Man and Every Man In Ills Place" AZ
night. New Furniture that VIII Not
Wear out" the fifth I'm series ~ ser-
mons to ladies' A cordial welcome 10 ALL
PARK-PLAcE NJ. r. CHURCH COR
ner west Franklin and Pine sfrc"t0. Rev.
gi4S,ssA at ii a. RoR NJ and D. r. gas'oT
Quoted by the pastor. Subject OF evening
service. Evening stars" \ cordial m-
vltation TO all.
EPWORTH NJ J.. CHURCH CORNER
MasEiS'I EVANS aston 1sgdav Netd lI
az sl5 A. NJ Services az n and preach
ana FRIDAYS and ycune mons rnecti1~
saturdays az T. NJ.
ST JAMES PROTESTANT EPISCO-
spGcotep ps, tvIr'ii'f,sT IL ,,,.,s'rr''i,
,Apy ,1r,or So. .ti .., w az,
NJ srn5o, .or,.iccs ii Al .rI 90, ~
n Wo6neesav NIGHT ser,.i.. X o.ri,.t,
it, ~ C,,,,,,,,io, a., e,..t. .'' n.
''o"'"'
Isl. MAR IS CHURCH, CORNER
FIRST ana Tlay st,eotl. Hlhr
residence ioS . sogth First street SERVICES
90 ts ~ - ,"' w, u ',' .'..l.i.f I'nI ft
t'-n =, ~ i,.s"'5 'F,r.Il- '-Ilfo tt
- ou STATS i'''' " 'oi'''' welcome
10 aN
ST. ~ MS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev HUGH ". MARTIN minister i1
charge SUNDAY school ai 'l N ani
1880 J.. NJ. SUNDAY service dt $50 p. N.
Ihdrscay at J.. NJ o.
.,...,..,,.....
IhE pc N MLN A. ,.I S,ofAi)
ruut.u - io..u .,l' , D,.lW "'lI in' ltof.
day services ~ U a. n. and 4 r.. " sun
day schooi ana ii"'e 'ii7aes 't '.i' n. ~
crr-pcu gr TINE rpurnf4,..,-
0larfon tilirbtl Ita, "a o. ,.llnl.'
MAN. rector Services at ID g. 3d. add
T.. ". Wednesday. = u. ". LIany .,r-
$3.50 A. NJ.
ST. PAJLS CHURCH. CORNER OF
Ninth and Grace efrorfsI Rev HART.
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine Streets. Rev. Ii. A.
BAGBY. pastor.-Preaching AZ IL A NJ
and S l.. ". Prayer-meetlng Wednesday
evening at g =. NJ Sunday school at .
a. VI. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
dav at 4 T. NJ Is
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January Exports B ut All Previous Res

rprUs.
NEWPORT NEWS. Feb. Especial
Tho export trade OF Newport News has
made a new record, its January statis-
tics going ahead OF any previous month.
The total value OF January exports
amounts TO s. AS 400. fully $4,000 ahead
OF the next best month. For the cor
responding months OF 1895 and 1896 tho
figures were SLS4S.274. and S2l39.sol. re-
spectivcly. thus showing a steady and
satisfactory growth.
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Government League. when seen by a
Times representative last evening said:
IAN that tho Good Government League
6ebges v II have Just ta1atiop Of TIE
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ALL MUST PAY THEIR TAXES.
This is What The Democratic Good
Government League Desires.
ARE FICHTINGEEl7HER RICHNOR POOR
A Committee Appointed To Confer WIN
the Commissioners OF Es,cnne-'"i'
Purcell and Mir. Catiin Iaik Mr..
jackson guys Views.

A profound sensation was created III
Richmond yesterday afternoon 10y 'he
news that In. Democratic League Tor
Good Government had determined 10 en-
dcavor 10 see ahat all persons IN fuiurc
shall pay tax IN proportion 10 thcr per
sonal effects, il being cOntc1dcd that many
had eVadcd such payment
The question was FIRST brought up AT
the annual meeting OF the Good GOV
eminent League. but WIS not discussed
at any length. owing to the nature OF the
subject. but IL wss. upon motion of Mr..
James Lewis Anderson. referred TO the
Executive Committee.
EXECUTIVE. COMMITTEE.
That committee held meeting Friday
night In the Office OF Mr. Jackson Guy
and while the proceedings wcro Kept sec
ret ~ is known that this matter was
thoroughly discussed. and arrangements
made for a fun investigation, by aid or
the courts. II need be.
From information obtained in various
quarters. and by elancing over the books
In the Office OF the Commissioner OF ke-
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Mr.. Catherine Walk ms.

KEYSNGLLE. VA. Feb. Especial
Mrs. Catherine. wife of Mr. W. W. Wat
llins, died this morning az her home near
here. She had been 300 for some Time
and her death WAS not n surprise. Mrs.
watkins was a. Miss Friend. ana con-
nectod with tho best families I'm Charlotte.
She leaves a husband and four children
one daughter and three sons. One OF the
latter. w W. Watkins. Dr.. is ono or
Danyille's most successful merchants.
T. q. NOE.
WINSTON. y. g.. Feb. 6-E. o. Noe,
enc of Winston's well-known citizens. died
from pneumonia this morning, aged fifty
years. He came 10 Winston eight years
ago from Beaufort. y. O..
VIZ. : D Long.
EAST RATFCRD VA. Feb. 6.-Spe-
cial.-Mrs. Lcng. Y ife Of Presiding Elder
y u. Long. Of RadfOrd district who has
been I'm feeble health for seine years. died
this morning. The remains viii be taken
20 Knoxville for intcrment.
Rev. John l.. Allison.
Messrs. p. l.. Petit II. !. Martin and
H. f. Henderson. OF the Board OF 'lrus-
tees Ct the Westminster Presbyterian
church. state that the pastoral call which
was mailed 10 Rev John J.. Allison, or
Portsmouth Va. on Thursday. and later
withdrawn from the mail. was Withdrawn
for the purpose OF correction. The call,
after being corrected. was mailed 10 Mr
Allison IN was extended unanimously by
tho congregation. Mr.. Allison is about
thirty-three years old. antd has been pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church OF
Portsmouth. Va. lie is a native virgin
sun.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (COR

ner sixth and Main streets. Preaching
at II A. NJ. and T.. VI. by Rev. j. NJ.
STIFLER -. d., Of Grocer Seminary,
Chester. Pa Seats free. y cordial well
come extended o. AN.
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WEST-END MEMORIAL METHODIST
church. Manchester Rev. W. r. WI
LIAMS. pastor Preaching AT II A. NJ
and at 1:f5 i. NJ Epworth League az
=. NJ Service " ednesday night az ,.30
Is
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FIRST TArTIsT CHURCH. REV.
GEORGE COOPER. d. D., pastor. Will
preach az u a. Nj. on The TRANSPORTED
Life" and at =. IL on a New Question
Of Hope" Bible school at $3.50 A. NJ.
Young Poodle Union II j. NJ
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church seventh and Grace strcot. D..
JAREZ HALL. pastor.-PreachinE at m
A. VI. and r. VI. Sunday school 10 q I'd
NJ. Christian Endcavor at lls +. VI. sun
Sev,ir9 circles at N A. ". Thursday.
Little Sewing circle M p. VI. Friday
Preaching by pastor mcrnins and evenins.
seats free Public cordially invited.
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ST. PAULS CHURCH, CORNER OF
Ninth and Grace stroefsl. Rev. HART.
LEY CARMICHAEL. ID. d.. re.0r Rev.
FRANK DIDOUT assistant minister
ioiy Communion first anl third SUNDAYS
~ noon. a.l ether Sunday at $50 g. N
Holy days az noon. Sunday services a
A. VI. and Il. NJ. Lltany on Fridays
at noon. sunday school at a.au A. ST.
Bible class Tor men Wednesday at slJ
T.. ".
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WEST VIEW 4 T It / s T CHURCH
(ccrher Cary and Meadow Stsl. Rev !. NJ
MERCER, u. u. pastor-Worship On sun
day: Sunday school. 9.3O 4. NJ. Preach
ing at II a NJ. and y. NJ. Boys meet
ing at l.. NJ Young Peoples Union at
( =. NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednesday at
T. NJ. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
Is
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Observation-Disclosures METHODIST
church. Rev. r. z. BEADLES. pastor
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ. Preaching
Old. Old story" and al 1.i5 - ". SUBJ
Ject. What Shall tho Harvest Bc?' Ep-
worth LeaEue az j. ".
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
church. South corner Broad and TWEEN
tieth streets. Rev. JOSEPH T.. MASTIN.
pastor. Preaching at II A. ". and az 2
service at O'Clock. Prayer ana expert
ence meeting from TO { o'clock. and Ep-
worth League az =. VI. Sunday school
at y.lo A. VI. Cordial welcome 10 all. Is
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s:l5 o'clock a. NJ. Class-meoting Tuesday
night at 1880 o'clock. Midwcek service
Wednesday night at : O'Clock. Devotional
meeting OF Epworth League Friday night
at clock. All welcome.
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ALL SAINTS CHURCH MADISON
street. between Grace ana ffaUkfnl-I.
Y. BOWMAN, rector. Service Sunday
morning al ii o'clock. evening service 40
s O'Clock. sunday school al $3.50 o'clock.
Rector Bible class for men Saturday
cNtuins az h.lJ clock. td
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CLAY.srREET METHODIST EPrsco-
nal church. South corner Adams and Clay
streets). Rev. L. II. RAWLINGS. pastor.
Preaching Sunday at II o'clock A. NJ.
followed by Communion service Preach
ing ne o. clock p. NJ. by the pastor. Sub
80 s.RspantAncA." Sunday school at
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church Marshall street. bet. Graham and
nancocO. Rev. ". o.. GARRISON. pass
tor.-Preachlng az II a. NJ. by pastor.
and al r. NJ. bv Rev N. T.. Nl L-
LET'S. CT Chicago University. Sunday
school al 9.30 A. ~ Christian Endeafor
7.l5 Z. VI. Sunday Prayer-meetiug. J..
NJ wednesday Seats free. Public core
daily invited.
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
nor or Main and FOushee streets. Rev.
LANDON r.. MASON, rector. Res lidr
services every Lord s-Day sunday school
al $50 4. VI. Morning prayer and sermon
al II A. NJ. and cyenlls prayer and lee
ture az $3.50 l.. N. Holy CONE
munlon on the first sunday at the n
o'clock service. and on the third ami NTH
sundays at $3.50 A. 80. Strangers arc
shown seats and are made 10 feel cords ale
~ welcome -
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UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
Eighth and Main streets). Service
everv nisht IN the week az s oclock and
every Sunday afternoon AT 3 o'clock. Sat-
urday night service IS devoted 10 ar. In
terpretatlon OF the lnternauonai sab
bath School Lesson Tor the Following
Sunday u,
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VALLEY MISSION GOOi NORTH SEW
enteenth street. near Chesapeake anu o.,o
Prayer-meeting every THURSDAY nien1 A.
Sl5. The public are cordially invited.