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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

Offerings AMI Sales 1T ia" Richmond 10
,.,,o Exchange internal Revenue
Collection. Foreign Advances

....,.,. lam - Wall street Ro-
MN ',' .. slight increase boo inc
r of transactions az inf $500 -
,'Gsrro today. tuc silot ioollif> .-r, 49,,
Ia. .r.rre of which 20 -fl W'it MOI VIZ "
,a.i',. rr,l,rrDd. and l'.lW sugar. lN'
az o. 't.r, Of speculation was its hrm-
So, ff..nnrnouf the session. despite
srarn lf,.k n tho Coaicrf The l"ll'I
declined o.. for lncka~anua ana ~ lo'
Delaware tud Hudson ana Jersey ~"
rr.I amor tho details Of tho report OF
4h. Delaware. lackawHnua and western
,,.fo made known The report showed
"a deficit of sou POI. and the rond 'aihtl
% Ol per cent on It's stock against BIZ
Che previous year while The balance
sheet showed an increase boz accounts pay
ahlc of 81 20ON n. and AN available bal
auCc Of about Si5 en. book value. Even
Tho depression 600 tho toalcrs was OF short
duration and Lackawanra and Delaware
and Hudson closed with net gains or
81 tn'~ per cent. while Jersey Central ioSi
D. per cent Tho general list in the carly
trading improved to the extent OF l4Hlt
pcr cont. The latter in Northern facttl &c
preferred. which was bought freely Tor
foreign account Subsequently Amer
can Tobacco yielded 1il and The o,heI
shares itn1 per cent. outside or Ni"I-
haitian. which broke points To $50 "'
revival of the rum0r about an linN'Ir
ms nov, issue OF bonds Tho stock finally
rallied 10 sgi, ON soml-onicial statements
That fhD rumors iu question pINhi"iN ht'W
out OF The fact that me COMPANY maS
taken up for consideration th" cNtrn-
SION of IDS lines iu fhc upper part or N'W
York rifr OF course 30 such 'Nl'helolS
Gro decided upon. bonds viii htNe TO ~
issued Consolidated Gas declined "a
~ fiSf. Long Island. ON the other mana
igmnai 81, to Wf ON reports that the
Drfrinlf deal with syndicate Will 80
tnr0ueh lt is stated that expert Little
report win Doe made public shortly. Ihe
Changers. General Electric Louisville and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

CHICAGO Hi. Jan. 29-WUEAT-
Was N a nervous c0udifO. 1000 t.rOu.l
to-day session. FIRST 81 was weak. then
srone then uanlcky and demorllIz.l.
lIN'II. -'ftn-fhDnIY- uu and closing with
comparatively little loss nom Ncstpr-
day. THE crowd WAS on -tiu hunt for
n.t lime oi long wheat which was pro-
popular belief no the close .Nl- fIft the
liquidation took place. Nas wheat OBJ f-
ci iIOm t.-Hti'~c.. sold between &c.
and 1880. closing at 1it. 1f.>r-i-ut. ..
under sirfdHt. Cash wheat was Ir-
regular. closing steady
CORN Tho tUrlv et.adipr tome of wheat
aided intt of corn materially Through
ont tnc recent Generalization boz the iead-
Inr cereal corn has displayed remarkable
frmnOrs. sNmp1tliZng but iudiuorDntIv
with thc decline The late weakness of
wheat caused corn to display an easier
tone hut when The rally in the former
came at the close the latter also AIDE
vauced May corn opened 40 23s &c.. solid
between shat price ana 2Hac.. closing az
2iNc "'.c higher than yesterday Cash
corn was firm
OATS There was am Improvement in
oats. as iu the other grains 80 extra
ordinary incident was noted. nor was
there unusual interest huf trade WIS
NOT hy amy means dun Nay oats Tossed
&c. over Yesterday. Cash oats were
firm and fic higher
PROVISIONS Simiiar action 10 that
witnessed I'm grain took place I'm prOVi-
sions Tho opening was easy, then there
was rally which was due 10 covering
lv shorts sympathy with wheat affected
the feeling here Tho strength OF .ow
was am important factor n provisions
latc boz thc session. May pork closed &c.
higher Nay lard and ribs each 2iac
higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. N.-FLOUK-
Dull. western superfine. S26jn3.Op, 40.
extra. 81 10000; do. family. Si23n4D,
winter wheat patent. $l1jnJuO; DO.
spring do, $4,000 6j; do. straight. $40
G4t.
WHEAT-Dull: spot. SGasc bid Nay,
S2ig0S2a.c. southern. by sample. S'ffSSc.;
do on grade S2aS1c.
CORN-Firmcr. spot and January, :Ji3
GI2r.c.. February. %, 125'sc.. Much,
2Gi, a2Gibc. Anril 27i.m27Nc.: steamer
mixed. 93i50i-1Ac: southern white. 22n
&c. do yellow. 2lign26i1c.
OATS-Quiet. No. white. 9in2f'ac. :
No mixed. 2lN22c. -
41a,c.: No .. western. i20f2iic.
Hay Firm.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Stcady.
Others unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

GRACE STREET PKEsBYTTRIAN
church. Rev JAMES ). FAIR. -. H..
pastor. Services at III O'Clock s.. III. and
4 O'Clock T. NJ. Sunday-scnool services
20 $3.50 O'Clock a. NJ Wednesday night
services af 81 O'Clock. Westminster League
sunday night az 1.l5 clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
crNcINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI o.. Jan. 29.-FLOUR-
Winter patent. Si.75afa5. do. fancy, Si.25
N4JO
WHEAT-Qulet steady. ana unchsrted
CORN-Stoady. No. . mixed, 22i2c.; yell
low ear DC.
OATS Steady. rejected mixed. 1Giac
PORK-Clcar family. SO. Lear lack
S. a.
LARD-Kctte. SA37is. prime steam
$3.50
DRY SALTED Shoulders.
81 OO. short rib sides S42j. short clear
sides. sf25. clear bellies. S47J.
BACON-Shoulders $40. loose short
ribs. $3.50. short clear. S462i4. clear bel
lies 500
Others unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

WASHINGTON Jan. -9-The State Do
partmrut has received cable adyiccs Of
the critical illness from double pnru-
monH of Hon Walker Fearn of Ala
hlma. United States Judge OF the first
instance .n the International tribunal at
Cairo, Egypt Ar Judge Fearns adj
ilu.ei ago 10 i- feared that he cannot
rally from tine attack. Judge Fcarn Was
minister o. Greece under Cleyeanl's first
aImr trluon. During the war h.. with
flr aIr Justice Lamar succeeded Mason
and slileu as representatives, of fhe Con-
f.d.ucy bob Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
I'm sncc.eh Ilcnlennnt Mnon

Since First Lieutenant Frank NJ Woon.
a Company A. of the Blues Battalion.
has been placed on the retired list "a good
deal Of discussion has been going on
among the members of the company a.
10 the changes that viii bee brought ON by
the vacancy There Is hardly any doubt
that Second Lieutenant l.. l.. CheatwOod
will bee promoted no Lieutenant NOOn IS
position. SrfscaAfs Klein aua iHIen
ere mentioned for the place OF Second
1 .L.uINuIuf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

Baltimore Steam Packet Company ~
Williams and New York. Philadelphia
and Norfolk railroad Company vs.. same.
argued by VIM. A. White. ESQ., for APP
pcllant and Judge James T.. Heath for
appellee.
Sabn VS. Wilders administrator-dis-
missed for failure 10 print.
The next cases 20 Doe called are Chea-
than SO. u.s. Cover &c.. 80. 81 Tatum
AS. Ballard No. - and Elicit vs.. MCGEE.
80. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

The funeral of Mrs George =. Steel
whose death at her home az Gwa'nmey.
has been announced in The Times. took
place from the Second Baptist church al @
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The services were conducted by her for
mcr pastor. Rev. Thomas :. Dunaway
of Frcdericksburg. assisted by Revs. Gar
lick and Rylaud. and the interment was
BOO Hollywood
The following were the pan-hcarcrs:
Messr.. T.. d. Starkc j. Taylor Ellyson.
j. ID Crump. Walter Bowie j. T. Wood.
W r. Booth George a.. Jefferson \. II.
Robins, Jos. -. MONTGOMERY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

On. Negro Cuts Another and Then Ear
IL.

One Negro Cuts Another and Then Ran
for ~.
Yesterday m1ruius about go o'clock
Ino White and ELS Brown tow black men
rev red hot over a discussion as 10
4, hether or not the snow was really white.
THE atmosphere began 10 get blue when
Brown called White lldr, whereupon
White slapped Brown m the face. and
Hrown then drew hts knife and cut White.
INC whole thing occurred boo the factory
OF me Wright Tobacco Company at TWEEN
t,-fourth ana Cary streets where both
Erown and White were employed.
Hrowu's knife left an inciaed wound ON
A.. lrft shoulder of " bite about slX Inches
long. and quite deep; there was also d
stab wound Oh the eft fore arm and "A
deep cut the entire length OF his left
thumb.
The ambulance was called and promptly
RESPONDED. in charge Of Dr. Lyme. and
th. man. after being properly treated. WAS
carried To the city Hospital where he is
resting quietly.
Ofi,er j. q. krause arrested Ely Brown
Yesterday Afternoon about . O'Clock. and
he WIS edged IN the FIRST police station.
The supper and entertainment that was
10 have been given by the ladies OF the
Second BAPTIST church last night has been
postponed until next Friday evening.
February 5th. All tickets that have been
purchased will be good Oh that date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

MADRID. Jan. 30 "A report i- in cirou-
nuon here that Gen. Az.arra-a minister
of war. i- 10 be- appointed eoyernor-een-
eral of cuba. ana that General Weyier
the present -0ycuor-4encral. Is 10 be
retained as commander-in-chief of the
troops. De- is ALSO stated that DO has been
decided 90 make some change .u che
ministry hy which Senior CastenanO-.
minister OF the colonies and Senior Cos
Cayon minister Of the interior. viii re-
tire. and bo replaced respectively by
Seniors Saul0s Guzman and RobledO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
80 YnnK - Gonns MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan % The weather has
been moro favorable for spot business.
and although ~ the end of the week
store trade has shown some improve
lncut over Yesterday mail orders have
been moderate only. ln cotton goods
the general situation Is unaltered.
Buyers are readily met in both staple
and fancy lines. but there has been no
0uotablo change iu prices. Light-weight
woollcns for mems wear are in relatively
fair demand. but new heayy-weights are
still slow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
To succrrd Policeman Brannau.

The Board OF Police Commissioners yes
tcrday afternoon accepted the resignation
OF Policeman r.. j. Brannan TO take ef-
feet on February lst. Mr. W. 4. King
OF Clay ward. was appointed his sic
cessor for the uuexpifed term ending
July ], 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

vice Friday at 70 NJ Sunday school Il
$3.50 \. NJ.
ST. PAULS CHURCH CORNER OF
Ninth and Grace streets. Rev. HART
LEY CARMICHAEL. -. D.. rector. Rev.
FRANK DlDOUT. assistant minister
dolly Communion first ana third sundays
OF noon an other Sundays az $50 \. NJ.
Holy days at noon. Sunday services, II
A. NJ. and ) Il. VI. Litany on Fridays
at noon. Sunday school az $50 4. NJ.
Bible class for men Wednesday at s:lo
4. NJ.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT tCOK-
rer Park avenue and Harrison street,.
Rev. j. CALVIN STEWART pastor -
Preaching at II 4. VI. and Z. NJ. by
the pastor. Midwcek services Medncs-
day az Z. NJ. Christian EndeaVor meet
ing al 715 h. NJ Sunday. and Sabbath
school meets az 9.3O A. ~ Seats free
aud AN invited 20 our services.
sEvENTH-sTREET CHRIsTtAr
church Seventh and Grace Streets.
JABEZ HALL. pastor Preaching at II
4. NJ ana : T. NJ Sunday school az $50
4 NJ Christian Endcayor at s.l3 =. NJ sun
day PraNer-me, ting. l.. VI. wednesday.
Sewing Circles NJ n \. NJ Thursday
Little Sewing Circle at : D. NJ. Friday.
Preaching by pastor morning and evenings
Seats free. Public cordially invited.
......, ..,..,,.. 80.
west Marshall trc,D.-Regular services
every sabbath. II \. NJ. sermon from
the pen of Rcv. w. n. ALDEN. of phila-
delphia. Pa. "Rescurrection unto Life and
adult Bnle class An persons welcome.
rlnsr UNITARIAN CHURCH ,eio
north Tfth atr,rD Rov JOSEPH "
SEAT9N g 81, s.ryl,s a. , n . A. NJ
Su6i.,f .rhe II.t.rious life Sunday
school 10 DO NJ bible GLASS at l2I5
+. M'
All. eAr>.T.- Cr1r-Pru cTADrsON
et,t.I t,..,, c,.,. an, tranriin1
VD1tt->-Nf,>- .e.tor any ser,ice s;',,i8day
norma nj N O'clock. cvening servioe Al
- ,lo. Is. III - ida} s'nool az ,.'v , D,oiH
l',DtDl ",D,e ''' '''" "a
''''-"- '- ''i'
,,..... ... -----....-.,..r r-ptsco
81 JC5i> 4 ~, ,r -} ~ i.od1 ~ rSe1.
GOoDW ~ re,lof.-9ets ICES ,f'eiS sf
school an $50 A. NJ. a cordial INVITATION
to all.
,,, ,,.rp,,,.., r,,,Tecop,r ctftrpctf
81 ~ DNi" . ~ i'e W ~ ~
PIKE POWERS, u. d.. rector. services
every Sunday al n A. 81 and p NJ.
d IN
.'7 -, IN ,f,f,..-, g.
eNt'"U'" tn ell" Ni'''"'''
- .. -.,,.,.
..CHURDH OF III ~ 10 "a ~
ny menu l,., ~.tii,r11ho P ,1ri5 oi,,.I
street % StN4irr r si2.,o' slr,iel.. srn.
Al .nd sp Al uoIt ton1n.u.
,'ic, er.f sNrl,' De.sf ID a. A.. tbird sun.
a,,s "a -.a1 A. Mod. -I..r a. p.
81 church DAYS at ago f.. 81. Llfauy SER
lI.,. FRIDAYS at 1870 -. ~. church open
a.a 4a a e. a q D. E.s b. '' class for
services very LorI4-Uay SUNDAY school
az az IL n a. ~. and cs.eag4s isayer and icc-
.4i' ,. a., S,rd,t ~ tbe n
O'Clock service. and on me iniri ana hltn
.,'.,. s. 80 XXI 49,. ,.,.,.lo o. f.,I cordial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
A MONTH OF REAL GAIN.
TEN IRON WORKs sTART AND TWO
sTOP DURING THL PAsT WEEK.
Thirteen Wooden Works Begin Work and
Nine Arc Resdyto start, While Three
stop-fsvorable Indications.

pointmont. but OF real gain. Nearly
everyone had promised himself land Of
milk and honey after new years and the
/ slow progress looks like standing still
to men in such state OF mind. More
over. there are multitudes throughout the
] country. who have been taking large
ventures in advance OF or apart from
their regular business because they ex-
pected a rise IN prices But prices fail
/ as yet 10 bring them profit Wheat has
declined severely Cotton has scarcely
risen enough 10 pay brokerage. wool
I holds steady IN spite OF enormous buy
| ing woOlen goods hardly change in
| price iron and it's products decline.
| leather is sluggish hides are lower. for
! some shoe manufacturers accept a shade
lower prices. The average of railroad
stocks is slightly lower than it was on
December 3lst and the advance On trust
stocks has been small. TO traders in
such properties the month has been dis
appointing Yet during the week the
record shows that ten iron works have
started and only two have stopped. thir-
teen wOOlen works have started and nine
are about ready TO start. while three have
stopped. Similar things are seen in 9TH
er Industries and the additional establish
ments are not starting without some in
crease in orders received.
IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.
10 would do more harm than good 10
exaggerate the improvement but "a study
OF conditions governing business indi-
Gates that the wheels are on the right
track and moving in the right direction.
Men talked OF possible drain Of gold
a month ago but January has passed and
the liquidation of foreign Indebtedness
20 this country seems farther on than
ever. Merchandise exports from New
York lon January have been about four
per cent. larger than last year and inn
ports fifteen per cent smaller than last
year, when The excess OF exports was
over {ls.0NuOoJ while cotton exports from
other ports have also been larger The
month has not diminished but has iu-
creased the current belance due this coun-
try. Money markets become more easy
and favorable TO expansion of industries
and Legitimate business.
The decline I'm wheat was over six cents.
in spite Of am Official report of yield far
below estimates generally accepted. re-
fleets perception OF the error OF The pee
port. and also Of the influence of euor-
nous exports of corn. instead OF wheat.
100000 bushels Atlauto export OF
wheat and -four were 5.5l5.14 bushels
against $500 1el last year AS fhe great
crop OF corn prevents much advance in
its price. IFS OuteO Affects the demand Off
wheat and heavy liquidation of specu-
lati0n has occurred with the price ~ corn
scarcely changing The largest article of
export 80 flfs season goes out freely but
cotton looks less attractive fo Traders
because American mills aro Hh0rine oyer
plans 10 reduce great surplus of goods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. g.. Jan. 20.-ROSlN
-Firm. strained. SiAj. good strained.
$50
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Ste steady;
machine 2ji4c.: irregular, AAc.
TAR-Stoady al 95c.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Qui hard
sl3O, soft, $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
TIIr COTTON MARKETS.

Quotations are for bonds maturing IN
not less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

CHARLESTON. $. c.. Jan. 2o-TUR-
PENTfNE-M Market dull. nothing doing.
ROSIN-Firm. Quotations: a. y. 6,
and D.. S1.45. r.. and r.. $50. c., Sl.'1'
H.. $50. L. $50. X. 81 -; NJ. $50,
y. SIS: W. c.. 81 90. W. W. - 10.
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$3.50 \. NJ.
ST. PAULS CHURCH CORNER OF
Ninth and Grace streets. Rev. HART
LEY CARMICHAEL. -. D.. rector. Rev.
FRANK DlDOUT assistant minister.
toly Communion first ana third Sundays
OF noon. an other Sundays az $50 \. NJ
HOLY DAVIS at noon. Sunday services. n
4. NJ and ) +. VI. Litany on Fridays
at noon Sunday school az 9.aO \. NJ
Bible class for men Wednesday at s:l5
4. NJ
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cHrRCH oF rnE coNlcNANr tCON

CHURCH. OF THE COVENANT cor
rer Park avenue and Harrison street,.
Rev j. CALVIN STEW ART. pastor. -
Preaching at n \. VI. and S 4. NJ. by
the pastor Midwcek services Nednes-
day az : Z. NJ Christian Endcavor meet
ing al 7l5 p. NJ Sunday and Sabbath
school meets az $3.50 A. NJ Seats nee
aud AN invited 10 our services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

CHATTANOOGA TENN. Jan DO -Will
s Porter. Captain OF Truck Company so.
l. shot and killed himself this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

WEST VIEW BAPTTS T CHURCH
(ccrber Cary ard Meadow Stsl. Rev :. Nj.
MERCER. =. ID. pastor Worship On sun
day: Sunday school. 9.3O 4. NJ. Preach
ing at II 4 NJ and ; y. VI. BOYS meet
ing AT 3 Z NJ Young Peoples Union AZ
1 f. NJ Prayer-meeting Wednesday at
8 T. NJ. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 29-Tt RPEN-
TINE-Markct firm 40 2Jlsc.; sales 10
casks: receipts. - casks
ROSIN-Flrm. sales 100 barrels, re-
coipts 1 so barrels Quotations. A.. b.
O.. ana d. $50. T.. and f.. 81 -; C.,
81 90. IT,. $50. J.. Si.sO. j., *, NJ, and
\ II go. W. G. - 90. w. W. 81 -.
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7
church. Manchester Rev W. y. WI
LIAMS. pastor Preaching ar IL a. NJ
and M 74j p. NJ Fpworth League az
3 p. VI. service " ednesday night at $50
ts
ST. JAMES METH ODIsT
church corner Twenty ninth and Mar
shall strets)' Rev ". b. BEAECHhAp.
MISUNDERSTANDING service. sunday school
Il. g.15 o'clock. Preaching az ~ \. NJ
and r NJ Epworth League az o'cloc".
Strangers will find warm welcome, ana
are particularly requested 10 make them
sells. known. Parsonage. -9-j east Mar
shan street is
HIGHLAND PARK NJ = II ~ o u 7 $ r
church Sunday school at $3.50 A.. NJ
Preaching at n a. 81. anu i3O j.. ~. Dy
the pastor. Rev. e.. d.. BOGDs also.
With suggestive and helpful talk by The
pastor every Wednesday night az
O'Clock. Is
BARTON HEIGHTS N T.. CHURcH
Rev ". T.. DAVIS. pastor. sunday
NJ and Z T. NJ Christian EndeaF0r meet
ing az Z p. ~ Irayer-nleetrg avery
wednesday evening az b o'clock. All are
invited 10 attend t
EPWORTH NJ. T.. CHURCd CORNER
Washington and Muotr -ttttt-l, W Al
LACE r. EVANS. pastor SUNDAY school
ing az p. NJ Prayer meeting r~esd1ys
ana Fridays and young men $ meeting
Saturdays al r. NJ
,.,o. er,~,o>. ,,rruonfsT
church corner Twent, -ton. Do anH 81
SON 7Ir'.i ISL rev. 'li'i','I d,
SllCl. H. H. ,n1tsi,9.l. ~ ~ ~. ~. ,''l.
lt'I.t ~ D.. ~ ~. ~ .'' t.ii
10 the cree indians. VIII lretfn. fie ANl
also lecture ou Monday dnd ucaI ~
piI'eaacoh ;,,-,..toi,r..d 9"''' W. ''.' '''' w
CLAY-sTRENr MErHoDIsr EPls, %.
pal church. south corner Alains ehl cay
sirteisl. h'N D.. ID. ia VI Li.-N'3' tJ'
~ ,"'ulns ,..o, So.
ana .i9'N ~ ci,s.-
W l,fiiae o rg'la ,year-d.y n.s6t at 3
o'clock pe,oaoaal si msf'i@f o q Ep"or,1
l.'1E.' li''s '.'-'-' a.
BIC - J. III r.aat tn1 Mann
'n , r., n a. sTNGR D ID. pas
iGeafii A.. NJ. ana $ j.. NJ. by the pastor
Morning subject. Christ on the Way TO
"ll. ' '''77,'',,i.l to tbe S,l,.,tion ~
i"tty D. no' IT,, '',.th N, D, srr..'. of ..r-
OF "''' ''' 80 ,,.t ,...l..,,,. o., AN
IArREl-sTREEl METH DIS1
ler,i-.,,Ial Church south corner Laurel
.tI AiDruarle -treefaJ. Rev. a j. IAf-
Top ra.for- Subject 100 - a. ID
'.Pev,ar.l4" Subject ~ l.. 81. "Wo-
..nt-py N CHURCH. SOUTH
$50, ~ ,-r.a- i.a,.+,rn Grave a,.-.ls
,-J 'ir.rrgrr -fr,eu. SUNDAY school 40
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streets) Rev. IL. a.
BAGBY. pastor Preaching NJ IL A. III.
and 8 T. N. prayar-meeting "Wednesday
evening al T. VI. Sunday school at
A. VI. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
day II i. VI. u
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Richmond Traction Go.

ILLENGTH BROAD STREET.
CHIMBORAZO PARK TO EXPOSITION
GROUNDS.
Also branches o
RESERVOIR PARK FROM EXPOSITION
GROUND, az from
FIGHTEENTH AND BROAD STREETS
TO OAKWOOD CEMETERY.
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CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCO.
pal church, south Grace street between
Fourth aul fl0h. ROY. v. \. TUDOR
and az : T.. NJ by the pastor. Subject at
night. a Phase of tho General Resurrec-
ton.
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IuHn QuOtuIIOns wore as fOIIOWs.
Flour dun and easy and prices unchanged.
So. . spring wheat. 11imIfc., No. red.
S2uS5'sc., 40. corn. ~ f22kc.. No. .
oats iCnlGiFc.. mess pork. - SOa7 -.
lard 81 S5n39O: short ribs ~ S7isN3D2E.:
dry sailed shoulders. 81 2504.j0. short
clear sides Sil21a425; whisky. s1l7 Tor
hIgh-nroof.
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY
Barton Heights). Rcv. w. i. CHRIS
MAN. rector.-SerN ices at II \. NJ. ana
sP. NJ. Wednesday. L, NJ. Litany Ser
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School Tickets

Good between 5 A. NJ. and Z. VI. for
sale at General Offices. corner Broad and
Shater Streets.
Sold in any amounts at HAL FOF REGU
LAI; FARE. 80 iSt
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THE MONUMENTAL (EPISCOPAI1
church 81 road street below TWELFTH. Rev.
FENNER : STlCKNEN. rector-S4n-
day services AZ II \. NJ. and =. NJ sun
day school ana Bible classes at 9:i5 a. NJ.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR

SECOND EAPTToI VHUNLf NVIN
ner sixth and Main streets Preachl.g
AT II 4. VI. and =. VI. by DR.. b. J..
WHITMAN. cf Washington. ID. &. seats
free. a cordial welcome extended 10 ilL
FIRST IATTfST CHURCli. REN
GEORGE COOTER. d. D.. pastor. win
preach at II a. " and : +. VI. Bible
school az $3.50 A. NJ Young Peoples Union
at II. NJ.
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vice Friday at y NJ. Sunday school a
$3.50 A. NJ.
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ST. LUkEs EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Beverly and t.a-UIustOu Streets
Rev. HUGH VI. MARTIN. minister in
charge Sunday school at 800 A. NJ ana
$50 j.. VI. Sunday service al 40 l. 81
THURSDAY az ; /. NJ. or
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church. South corner Broad and Twen-
doth 4fr..f-I Rev JOSEPH " MA~IiN.
pastor Preaching a. n \. VI. and at
l.. NJ by the pastor. Wednesday night
service at O'Clock. Prayer and expert
cuce meeting from t0 . o'clock. and Lp-
worth League at +. 81 sunday school
10 9.i5 a. VI. Cordial welcome 90 ali.
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ST. Marks CHURCH. CORNER
First and Clay streets Right
Rev. 9. e. phNlCK. II. D.. rector.
residence. JOG south First street-SerylcCs
an n A. NJ and T. NJ sunday school at
600 4 NJ Wednesday evening lecture al
r. NJ. Seats free. cordial welcome
TO all.
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ST JAMES METH ODIST
church corner Twenty ninth and Mar
shall STREETS, Rev W. j. btA CHI i,
Il. g.15 O'Clock. Preaching az ~ 4 NJ.
and \ r. VI. Epworth League az o'cloc@.
Strangers will find a warm welcome. ana
sells. known. Parsonage. -9-j east Mar
shan street. la
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WEST-END MEMORIAL MOT HODISI
church. Manchester Rev W. IT, VII
LIAMS. pastor Preaching AZ IL A. VI.
and M 1.ij p. NJ Fpworth League az
p NJ Service " ednesday night at $50