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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

bat Sunday night IL was not dogs, but
ono Of bis c0loIed neighbors.
When Mt wilkins was aroused ne
took his shot gun and proceeding TO see
what was the matter and upon arriving
az tho pen he saw something or some one
rot knowing what but he shot al II ana
returned 10 the house and again retired,
not giving his adventure "a thought.
Upon arising tho next morning he went
az usual 10 turn out his sheep and 10
his great surprise. ne found one OF his
colored neighbors lying on the ground
suffering from severe wounds. he having
caught al the load OF Mr. wilkins gun
the. nrevious night and being unable 10
csoane. The neRr0's name Is Collins,
md lives in a few miles OF Mr.. WilK-
ms farm. He is quite sick az TINS
writing and trouble IS feared VIII re-
suit. ,.,-.
mr. jefferson d. Mears. or Haitimoie'
formerly OF Pungoteaeue, Acoomac c0uH-
~. died I'm baltimore last week ana MS
remains were brought over MONDAY TOT
iuterment I'm the family hurying grouho.
Mr. Mears was n travelling salesman Tor
Y NJ Sutton & Co. Of baltimore, ana
made regular trips through this section.
Hs was liked by every one, being young
man Of fine qualities. lie was ABOUT
thirtv-two years OF age.
Mr.. John G.. ward resident or the
southern part OF this county. died sun
dav. after a very painful and hnserlhs
disease. having been confined 70 his bed
for about eighteen months lie was
sixtv-four years OF age ard highly re-
spected citizen In his community.
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BALTIMORE. July 2.-FLOUR-Dull
and lower: western super. S2.50q2I5' do.
extras. s3Q3Tj: DO. family. S3.DH4. 30.
winter wheat patents. SijON465; spring
do. S4f4 30: spring wheat straights. $3.50
as. receipts. 27s5 barrels. exports. 600
barrels sales. go barrels.
WHEAT Steady. spot zoe BID. Az
gust and September. CSN9GSc.; receipts,
3O,ll1 bushels. exports. none; stock. 2fB. 81
cal bushels. sales. -. 900. Southern wheat,
by sample, 550T2c.; DO. on grade, tsA9
TIC.
CORN-Firm; SPOT and month. 2stq
29c.. August. 20IsN-9tc.. september. z)i.n
29a,c.; steamer mixed. 2Ip2I4c. southern
white a2li32iac. do. yellow. aj13S1ac.
OATS-Steady. Nc. white 25i2g26c.
No 2 mixed 23N23ic.
RYE-Firn; No. . nearby. 3siLc.; No. .
western. 39c.
HAY-stcady; choice timothy Si3.J00li.
GRAIN FREIGHTS--Rather Quicts par
Gel room firmly held. steam 70 Liverpool
per bushel 3oc. July Cork for orders. per
quarter. IS cd02s. 7i5d. July. %. l0i4d. q
IS. August
SUGAR Steady ard unchanged.
BUTTER-flrm and unchanged.
EGGS-Dull and unchanged.
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
WHISkY-Dnchengcd
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- CoITON MARKETs.

NEW YORK, July 2-COTTON-Iirm;
midlling 7Is. net receipts, nonei gross,
I O3l bales. exports 90 tho Continent, $50
bales. forwarded SO bales. sales. S796
bales. spinnors, 2ss- bales, stock, 9l5jo
Weekiy-Not receipts. Slf bales; gross,
g lao bales, exports TO Great Britain
- $50 bales. 90 France. 5o6 bales. CONT
nent. 2.7I7 bales. forwarded, 230S bales:
sales 2622j hales. spinners. s.lsO bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, ~ bales
exports To- France. 100 bales. 20 Continent,
4614 bales. stock. 11s442 bales.
C0ueolldatcd-Net receipts 8. so bales;
exports tO Great Britain. 6.9i5 bales to
France 1919 bales, to Continent 1893
bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
6 5q4 1s6 bales. exports 20 Great Britain,
2gS11J9 bales. 20 France. 096 Si6 bales;
10 Continent . 100 v0l bales. to Channel,
54s1 bales.
Futures opened steady al the advance;
sales H. 500 bales. January, us. Feb
ruary 20 March. 725; July. IA; Au-
gust 145. September 40, october, Il3i
November 10. December 715.
Futures closed barely steady. sales. 49,
zoo bales. January re. February T.20,
Alaroh 723. April. ~. July. I43; Au-
eust 744. september I2I; october, I13;
November 10. December 7l3.
Srot cotton closed firm. middlng I'D
lands a.. middAng gulf, SIS; sales, 1896
me cotton. Coffee and Produce Ex-
changes here Will bo closed tomorrow and
Monday.
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NOTES Or oHssE cIrT.
4 Town Where Health Seekers Gather

Town Where Health seekers '"lh't
Gen. Huodiey Feeling the People.
CHASE CITY. VA. July .-special-
The most noticeable thing IN Chase city
is the Improvement in its buildings in the
last decade. both IN number and appear
ance. now and then you come across
some building with exterior and interior
untouched since the eighteenth century,
save by tins wear-reilcs Or the old
DAYS wien ChristansVue now Chase
Citv) was the horse racing mecca OF all
this section OF Virginia, ana OF al North
Carolina. days when the elder boswell
Colonel William Iowncs. ana Peter fur-
year. imported horses from far on Ara
bla TO run ON the ira here for big
purses-stakirg pIantat 1ns. negroes and
all Ou the issue.
There can be no better evidence or the
easy. careless lilo led here than the fact
that il is only within tie last few years
that the virtue OF the mineral waters here
have been found out though the water
has been here all the time. and doubtless
had as much virtue hundred years ago
as DO has to-day.
There IS fairly good crowd here. num-
erlcally speaking Will. Its personnel Is
exceptionally good. -Four States are re-
presented 40 the Mineral. which is pre-
sided over by Mr.. ". ID. Paxton, late
Of Richmond.
Among the arrivals ) storday were Dr..
Allen Mason. Va, q. j.. Gosgin, Lynch
burx. VA. Mrs. T. h. Bake. II. b. Blake,
Jr. ST. Louis. y. Bayne and vile. X. w.
COfcr Richmond, General George }.
Hundloy. Amelia county.
IL is said that General Hundley is here
looking after his candidacy FOR the At
torney-G encralship. lie left this morn
ing for another precinct Boydton. lie app
pears 90 be meeting with much encour
agcment.
From tho local political & IS learned
this county Will be LARGELY or Tyler for
Governor How this VIII work ln the
agreed fusion II the county Democracy
ana Popuists, is 40 yet an unsoved prob
lem.
The tobacco men are busy pricing up
stock. There are no sales now az the
warehouses TO amount % anything.
There was a most ell. yable lawn party
held tonight In the pax OF the Mineral
Hotel which WAS large.y attended by the
bellies and beauX OF the town and sur
rounding country. IL s. the custom here
10 have an AFFAIR OF this sort once a
week during the SUNNI. :
The Junior Y. ". c.. a. here held a pic
mic out some four miles Ia country yester-
da. Coming home they were caught In
the thunder storm and pretty thoroughly
drenched.
Quite number OF arrivals are booked
for the early part o. next week When
they get here IL is proposed 20 have an
interstate ten pin game which viii con-
sumo tho morning OF several days.
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= Dog for n steed sums Away with the
NeiehboIhood ia Chase

LYNCHBURG. VA. July 2-special-
An exciting incident occurred on White
Rock Hill to-day The servant who had
charge OF Mr.. II. W Glass infant son.
hitched a big shepherd dog TO the baby
carriage ana careiessly went of and LETT
IL.
The dog became restless and ran away
ana The ne.ghb0rhood turned out 10 catch
him.
The yolls OF the crowd accelerated the
dogs speed.
The chase lasted for several hundred
wards and was only stopped by the dogs
running into a steep bank. The child was
thrown out OF the carriage and badly
hurt The dog freed from his harness
disappeared.
The childs mother saw the dog when
IL started and ran screaming through
the streets.
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7ss,c; No corn. 2i7sa2sc.; No. 2 oats
IKE; No. white. T. o. b.. 2lQ2lisc.. No.
white. T. O. b.. 19hn2ic.: No rye BE:
No. barley nominal. No. 3. Z. .. b..
29S03Ic. No. T. T. @. b.. 2Tu20c. No. l
FAX seed. 16lsQTTiko prime timothy seed.
SIS. mess pork. per barrel. $1,000. 90;
lard. per 100 pounds. 81. short rib sides
0oose1 "a sOa4 30: dry salted shoulders
(boxedj. Sg7J4J, short clear sides (bOxed).
Sl75QIs 7i5. whisky. distillors' finished
goods. Der gallon SLID. sugars UNI
changed: butter firm. creameries. l2plic.i
diaries. 9012c.. cheese Dun at 1i-usi1c.;
eggs steady. fresh fSi4c.
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4 sad and Remarkable Case in Acce-

4 Sad and Remarkable Case In Acce-
mae
ACCO8IAC. VA. July e-SpeciaL-On
the 9th instant. Mrs. Adelia r. Hanson
committed suicide by drowning in a creek
near her home at s!nlckson in the eN-
IRENE northeastern part Of this county.
on that morning when her husband arose
and left her az about csc. she was quiet
~ and soundly sleeping as he supposed.
I'm less than two hours irons the time no
left her room. her dripping corpse was
trouabt from the creek. She was ma
live OF Philadelphia. and had but recent
lv returned from a visit 10 that city MADE
for the purpose OF undergoing treatment
for serious melfal disturbances 40 one
ANTICIPATED that this arrangement would
impel her 20 suicide. The verdict or the
cor1ner.s inquest was. suicide by drown
iuc. duo to mental Arrangement
Acc0mac o. taking somewhat silent
yet "a very deep interest in the matler o.
selecting a man for the GoVernorshlp OF
Virginia IL her vote were taken To-Day
il would probably name Eiiyson as oelhs
her first choice. Tyler. as her next choice
But worthy as these two candidates are
this choosing would not be altogether
inc result pA tllNit AN' l'-N-''
merits. The weighty fact. here as else
wher. throughout tho State. IS that these
are the two names kept prominently be-
fore the people.
II. for any reason, the coming CONVEX
ton should decide that the Tidewater
section OF the State. is entitled 10 tho
honor Of presenting q candidate TO the
people then Accomac and Northampton
viii sustain 10 the uttermost. the strong
claims and superior merits OF Baker l..
Lee.
Professor J. d. Hank. NJ A will come
10 "the shore next fall as principal of
Pungotesgue Academy. Professor Hank
is brilliant. capable young man OF fin
est promise. lie is 4 son Of the Rev. ).
u. Hank Of the Virginia conference.
our people are still realizing good
prices for their onions and Irish potatoes.
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4 sHEEP-srE1LER sHor.
Farmer Severely wounds the Robber Of
His Fold without knowing 1t.

EAsTvlILE. VA. June 2I-speciaL-
Mr. r.. n. wilkins. OF Church Neck.
prosperous farmer and n sheep raiser
was disturbed last sunday nisht about
O'Clock by his sheep running about IN
their pen and by their bleats as II some
thing was the matter more than usual
Mr wilkins has lost several sheep 70
Gently aud hs supposed the disappearance
OF his sheep was caused by dogs. as
tnere = a kennel Of hounds near his home
and having seen then chase his shesp
no caused several Of them to-he Killed.
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neathsin Salon.

SALEM. VA. July especial. = Mrs
Martha 4 Lam. an aged and highly es-
tesmsd widow lady or salem dled yesLer-
dav morning az 2 clock after a lingering
illness from consumption, aged sixty
seven years
Walter. the bright little three-year-old
chud or Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ?. HankinS,
died this morning az clock after an i'll
ness OK several weeks with typhoid-fever.
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The Prohibition Convention.

Chairman W. r. Bundick Of tho Pro-
hibition state Committee. who delivered
a temperance address Thursday night at
the Grace street Baptist Tabernacle. left
yesterday 9 il, D,3te5 O thSf Le though,
there would be q State Prohibition con-
vention held about August 2oth. In Lynch
hffrl
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ylrcinla eoara of nenlth RuIletIn

The Bulletin o. the Virginia Board Of
Health for June has been issued. II con-
tains among other things. an interesting
and valuable article on Suggestions IS
10 the Care OF Infants" by Dr. Paulus 4.
Irving, a report Of the quarterly meeting
OF the State Board Of Health on June 23d.
and a summary OF reports from the coun-
" boards of health Tor June.
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Retnncourt Released and Banlshed.

WASHINGTON, d. g.. July limited
States Cousui-General Lee reports 70 The
state Department by cable from Havana
that tine Spanish authorities have released
Austin Ciemente BetancOurt an American
citizen on condition that he leaves Cuba
AZ once
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yenable-Street Church.

At Venable-Street church tomorrow DR..
Dill VIII preach an appropriate sermon
TO the Fourth OF July. Subject: Truth
subject Will be: A-race Of Slaves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

CHICAGO. July 2.-The longs and
shorts I'm wheat were cleaning up their
trades to-day i'm preparation for the holi-
DAYS. which begin tomorrow and last I'M
MI TUESDAY. Wheat and corn were both
strong early I'm the session. but lost most
of their force before the session closed
Wheat closed as9i+c. lower. corn. &c.
higher. oats. So. lower. and provisions
Jnl2iac. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Qr.n IIrn I-n.. lIu.n
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE. July Virginia SIS. now.
73 bid Virginia Centuries. GipG4is, Con-
solidatcd Gas $40 80 others not quoted.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. y. c.. July 2.-SPIR-
ITS OF TURpENTINE- Dull at 23ia9
pc. receipts 1c1 casks.
ROslN-Steady at S1.25Qi30; receipts,
: OO2 barren
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Ste at
81 30. $50 and 100 receipts. 4G barrels
TAR-Firm at Sl10, receipts, - barrels
CHARLESTON July 2.-TJRPENTlNE
Quiet nj 23iac. bid
ROSIN-Firm; sales. none
SAVANNAH. Ga. July 2-TURpEN-
TINE-Onorod at &c. with sales Of $50
casks: closed 40 DC. bid, receipts, l,lso
casks.
ROgIN-Firm and unchanged; sales.
none receipts. 31f1 barrels.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY ., 1897
ARRIVED.
Barge Atlas Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner Massasoit. Providence.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY 2. 1891.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm CITY, Haynes. Mattaponi
river landings. general cargo ana pas
sengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Mlrply, Bst!-
more passengsrs and zene-al cargo.
steamship Elm City. Haynes. Mattapom
river landings, passengers and Senera'
eerge.f
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sTOCK QUOTATIONs.

Atchlsou .... .............ss..s... - =
adams Express ........ ss..'.''.''' -
Alton. leIre Iaufo .....s.sss.'..''. %,
tAmer.cau Express .ss... ''s's.s.''' 1,l-
Baltimore Hud OHIO .............s..' Lvfs
Canada Pacific ......... ....'s's''' ~,
Canada Southern ...-.. ......'..... ~
Central PACING ......... ss..'''''.'. 90
Chesapeake and ohio ...-..s...... los
thlca.O and Alton ................. 1fH
lchicago. hur. and Quincy....'..'... SSg,,s
chicago Gas ..-... .....s.s..s.s.s 11te
Consolidated Gas -.......s's'.. ~. Il
e.. e.. a.. and ST. LOUIS. .-.....-.s' 80
Colorado Coal and iron .........-... N
Cotton ODD Certificates ............. LA
Delaware and hudson .-........-.s ~
JeL. Lack. and Western. lJil2
Den. AND II. o.. rlt-... ..-......'..'. 3'-t
Erie ..... ......... ...sss.ssss. Is
Erie Isl rld.--.. .....-...- .-...s..'
LrIe ~ lL4.......-. .........ss..sss 4oii
l-Oft Wayne ....- .-......... ...s.s.s ~
Great Northern pf4....... ...s..... 10
Chicago AND Eastern Illinois pld.... Yo'2
Hooking valley ........ ....'..'..'s -
rllnnnis central .---....' ..'.s.'..'. ~
ST. Paul and Duluth ................ -
Kansas and Texas pld..........s... "ls
rI.ake Er.e and West. ............... 10
eIaAe Erie and West pld .....-... t6
Jake suoIe .---..... '''''''''''' ' Zoe
lead trust ---..... .-...--'...-' 800
louisville and Nashville ...-........ OBS
I.uuI-NlI. and Sew Albany. y
llanhnttIu Consolidated 60. ........ 81
l .mp. AND Charleston ........... ID
-IlrlIriu Central ........ ...s....ss ~
missouri acme ''.... ....'''''''''' "a
Mobile and ohio .................... -
l..f Itl.+...... ...s.......s nl
n. J. central ......... .......s...'. 80
u. ANA N. IIi.-.-. -..........s.... 81
Norin An..i an '"--.....' .'..'....
Northern Pacific ........ ........... d
Northern Pacific rf1...... .-........ 403s
u. T.. Denver nnt oaif-....--.......
-NurflWt term .----. ..-........-.... HIS
-nliuWt ..'In lll..-..... '.....'''' 10y
N \ . a s 70 s % Ai-
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John l.. Williams Sc Sons
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

, state Bonds. City Ponds. Bank Stocks
and other high-grade Investment Secufi-
ties bought anc sold.
LETTERS or CREDIT furnished avail
able On an parts Of the world mhN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

BROAD-STREEr MISSION HALL
Gi2 east Broad, open every night
MONDAY prayer-nee every day ex-
cent sunday The Christian Alliance.
deslgned 10 promote a deeper Christian
lie meets every Friday aignt- AL
welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

VALLEY MISSION dO0l NORTH SEW
entecnth street. near Chesapeake and OHIO
Prayer meeting every Thursday night at
sis. The public are cordially Invited.
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CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JUNE 50,

Time and demand loans.........
Real estate fixtures, etc. ......,.
L. 5. and other bonds..........
Cash and due from banks ......
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

ST JAMES PROTESTANT EPISCO-
pa Church corner fltin and Marshall
s,fcrts), Rev. WILLIAM MEADE
CLARK, rector Sunday school az $50 a.
N. sunday services III A. ". and !.
NJ Wednesday night service. ; o'clock.
Holy communion lirst Sunday In the
month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

CHRrsTADELPHIAN CHURCH lAr
lee Camp Hall ga Broad strecD.-Ser'
vices at II A. " All are invited 10 at
tend. Seats free and hearty welcome.
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WEsT-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1876 west Cary street.-Sunday school 30
night az S o'clock. Public cordially IN
vlted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

WESTMINSTER PR F S BYTERIAN
church corner sycamore and cary
streets) Rev. &. VI. CHuMBLEf, pas'or
services hy the pastor az n a. VI. and
S15 =. Vi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCo-
pai church CBrOal street. between Twen-
ty-fourth and twouIy-nitM. Rev. r. a.
GOODWIN. rector Services every sun
day at II A. NJ. and T. ". Sunday
school at 0.3O A. NJ. A cordial invitation
10 all. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH l2l0
north Fifth streeO. Rev. JOSEPH NJ
SEATON. Iastor.-Iay service az ii A. VI.
Sunday school at 10 A. NJ. Bible class
al lgl5 T. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Sixth and Main streets Preaching
al II A. NJ by Dr. j. NJ sTiFbER. No
service az night
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CHURCH or THE COVENANT COR
Ger Park avenue and Harrison street,
Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART pastor
Preaching at m A. NJ ana SIS p VI. by
the pastor. Mid-veek service on Wednes-
dav al SIS T.. NJ. Christian Endeavor
meeting az 1890 +. NJ Sunday, and Sab.
bath school meets az $50 "A. VI. ftee
seats and a cordial welcome 10 all 70
worship with US.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

sEVENTEENTH-S STREET MISSION
(No. sls north Seventeenth street, Sun
day school every sunday afternoon at
245 r. NJ. and preaching on Thursday
night at o'clock =. VI. by some city
pastor. Special music on Sunday after
nocn. All are cordially invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY
Barton Heights). Rev. ". l.. CHRIS
MAN. rector Services at II \. NJ. and
SP. NJ. Wednesday, =. II. Litsny SER
vice Frday at u ~ Sunday school 4
$3.50 A. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

ST. pAUL'S CHJKCH lCONNtK OF
Ninth and Grace streets. Rev HART
LEY CARMICHAEL. -. D.. rector; Rev.
FRANK DGDOU1 assistant minister
Al noon an other Sundays az, $50 4. NJ
Holy days at noon. Sunday services, IL
A. NJ and l.. VI. Litany on Fridays
az noon. sunday school. at 900 A. NJ
Bible class for men Wednesday at Sis
-. Vi.
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CuTHcu NOTICES.

GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. WILLIAM 4. HATCHER, u, d.,
pastor Services at the tabernacle, Grace
street between Bclyidero and Pine streets.
Sunday schoo. at 9.l5 o'clock \. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor az IL A. NJ. No
services az night. Young Peoples Union
az 4.20 +. ~ Prayer meeting Wednesday
night az SI5. Young mems prayer meet
ing Saturday, al $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRIM
lty & memorial 10 behop Moore, Pro.
testant Episcopal church. north Laurel
street. opposite Monroe farH. Rev.
j. J. GRNNATT. rcctor.--SerVices. Sun
DAYS. II A. NJ and y. II. Holy Commu-
n.0n nTst Sundays at II \. NJ, -hird sun
days at $50 4. NJ. church days az 40
H. NJ. Iltany services Fridays at y VI.
church open daily for PRAYER 'nd medita-
ton. sunday school az $50 a. ~. Mems
Bible class for men sundays 40 $3.50 y. VI.
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT REV,
j. CALVIN STEWART pastor - preacn-
ing al II A. NJ and SIS T. NJ. by the pas
tor. Mid-week service az s.l5 +. VI. We'd
nesday. Christian Endeav0r meeting a.
73O i. NJ. Sunday and sabbath school
meets at $3.50 a. " A cordial welcome 10
am 10 worship with Us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Grove avenue near Beech street, Key.
!. G.. Hidden. d. D., PASTORAL ii
A. NJ. preaching by tie pastor. no SER
wee at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-03

ALI, SAINTS CHURCH MADISON
street between Grace ana tranklnl-J.
I. BOWMAN, rector. service sunday
morning at ID o'clock evening service az
3 o'clock Sunday school at s.30 o'clock.
Rector's Bible class for men Saturday
evening at 6.l5 @ clock. 10
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THIRD PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev. r. W. JOPLlNG at ii \. VI. and
Sl5 =. NJ. Westminster League meeting
at 7.2O O'Clock Wednesday evening
prayer meeting and Bible study az S:l5.
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ST. Marks CHURCH CORNER
rirst aud Clay streets. Right
R~v. q. .. TENiCK. j. D.. rector;
residence l05 south First street. -serN tees
az N A. VI. and T. ~ sunday school az
$3.50 A. NJ. "Wednesday evening lecture az
10 all.
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UNION GOSPEL MTsSION.-NO. 1
north Seventh street The usual services
at +. NJ Sunday and every night az !
Il. NJ. MRS. II. NJ. GLOVER. leader.
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FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH Seventh street.
nea" Grace, Rev. J. \. AOREHEAc. pas
tor.-Serylcts al II 4. NJ. and L. N..sun-
days. Sunday-school at $50 \. NJ. We'd
nesday evening lecture al 7. NJ; Y. +.
l.. l.. at l.. NJ. Fridays.
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THE MONUMENTAL CHCRC II
Broad Street. below Twelfth street,. a
monument erected ON the ruins % the old
Richmond Theatre 90 the memory OF the
soventy-twO persons that persisted IN tho
NEY. roctor-S Sunday services III A. II.
Sunday school ana Bible classes at 9.iS
A NJ Is
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SIS. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

corner Laurel end Beverly streets).--Rev
THOMAS SEMMES. rectOr.-Services
every Sunday at IL a. NJ. and y. NJ.
Strings all free. and a hearty welcome Is
extended 10 all visitors.
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Little Sewing Circle. Z. VI. Friday.
Preaching morning and evening by pas
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STREET PRESBYTERIAN

GRACE STREET. PNESB1 TERlAN
church.-sunday pTreaac,ini5ng at II o'clock
DON. ID. -. Sunday school at $3.50
o'clock 4. 81 wednesday night. prayer
meeting at SIS o'clock. and Westminster
League meeting after prayer meeting.
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SEVENTH STREET C HRIsT1Ar
church Seventh and Grace streets,
Rev. JABEZ HALL. pastor Preaching
at II A VI. and p. NJ. Sunday school AZ
s.S0 A. NJ. Christian Endeavor at l:l5 H.
NJ. sunday Prayer meeting. p. u. Wed
pesdays.eewing Circle. IL A. ~. Thursday.