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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

These are two great men. One n Prof.
Lewis Swift. the astronomer. who has
discovered more comets than any man
who ever lived before upon the earth.
The other IS Prof. $. A. baltimore. Vice
President Of the University Of Rochester
Professor Of Chemistry and Analyst Of
Foods and Medicines Of the New York
State Board OF Health.
Both these great men are careful obser-
vers and deeply interested i'm everything
that can in any way help people 20 longer
life and more happiness. Hence it comes
that after careful observation they un-
hestatingly endorse a popular prepara-
ton.
Professor baltimore says:
IL know the formula Of Warmers
Safe cure. Ihaye investigated the
processes Of its manufacture. which are
conducted with extreme care and ace
cordng 10 the best methods. / have
taken from the laboratory samples Of
all tho articles used iu the preparation
OF Safe Cure. as well as the medicine into
which they enter ! have also purchased
from different druggists Warmers Safe
Cure and upon examination ! find ii en-
tirely free from poisonous and deletci lous
substances"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
REPUBLICAN COMBINE.
jackson ward Republicans 10 Put Up
Combination Ticket.

The Republicans of Jackson Ward held
a meeting al Hayes Hall ON north Sec
ond street yesterday TO nominate a
ticket for the City Council % represent
that ward. The meeting was held In ac-
cOrdance with the call from the city
chairman.
The delegates, representing the party.
numbered FIVE TO each precinct. making
twenty delegates in all.
City Chairman y. j. Smith called the
meeting to order and said, In doing so
that he acted IN accordance with tn party
plan as adopted az the stanton Conven-
ton.
Get together, and put up a good ticket.
Do away with an differences. Go slow.
and consider everything carefully.
When Mr. Smith concluded. JOnn q.
Smith. Of the Fourth Precinct. was chosen
temporary chairman.
NJ. NJ. Hucless was chosen temporary
secretary.
A committee on credentials was then
appointed as follows: Charles Johnson.
Richard Washington Dan Henderson.
James H. Powell and ". y. Hucless. The
committee retired. and during their alb
sence the Rev. J. w Madison was invited
20 occupy the floor with few remarks.
lie was present for the purpose Of har-
monizng In The selection Of ticket that
would be opposed by no Republican
The Committee on Credentials reported
tho following as delegates: John W.
Madison. Chas. Johnson. Jr.. NJ. 3.
Hucless. Geo. Preston. w. w Ondley.
Frank Ta--or John VI. Cooper. Richard
Washington. Walter Burrel Chas Z.
Johnson. Dan Henderson, Jackson Akers.
Hezekah Curtis. Edinboro Archer, Colin
T. Payne. James n. Powell. John G.
Smith. sam Alien Pleasant Jones. Jr..
II 4. Cobb. all colOred.
The adjourned meeting o. the commit
tee appointed at the several precinct
meetings OF Thursday night was held
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock al Hayes
Hall. the place Of the earlier meeting.
The temporary organization was dis
continued and Charles Johnson. Jr.. was
made chairman, y. =. Hucles secretary
and James II. Powell sergeant at arms
OF the permanent organization.
The Committee on Permanent Organi-
cation was named thus: John W. Madi-
son. Walter Burrell. Hezekiah Curtis.
Pleasant Jones. Jr.. and Daniel Hender-
son.
A resolution was offered by p. p.
Shorts that q committee OF five be app
pointed TO confer with n j. Smith, city
chairman. and John Mitchell. Jr.. 10
meet on Wednesday pvenng 20 nominate
a ticket for Jadksone Ward. annls motIoif
was carried The following committee
was appointed: Charles Johnson, Jr..
John W. Madison. Walter Burrel Peter
3. Shorts and John G.. smith
The committee then adjourned 20 meet
"Wednesday evening at Hayes Hall.
The Republicans Of Jackson Ward have
thus agreed TO combine. and on Wednes-
day evening n combination ticket will
be placed before the, convention for its
ratification.
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TO BRING TROOPS HERE.
Mayor Taylor is Working Hard in
That Direction,

Mayor Richard NJ Taylor has been
hard al work during the past few days
I'm the interest of the city OF Richmond
to induce the War Department 10 make
this city the center Of mobilization and
camping ground for at least one army
corps. From present appearances il
seems safe to say That his efforts will
be successful and that besides the Nlr-
ginia Volunteers troop from other
States will assemble here.
AS a railroad center Richmond offers
extraordinary inducements in that direc-
ton and troops could be quickly taken
from here 10 Newport News or points
al the seashore to be placed on board
of transports and sent directly TO Cuba.
Mayor Taylor mas been in telegraphic
communication with the Virginia dele
CATION in Congress, urging them TO do all
i'm their power in that direction and col
onel William T. Wickham of this city,
has made similar efforts among the Re-
publican members Of the House OF Re-
representatives..
Mayor Taylor has received replies from
Virginia's representative in the United
states Senate saying they would do all
in their power TO have Richmond select
ed as a point for the mobilization Of
troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
CHANGE NAMES
OF COMMANDS
Norfolk Troops Learning First Duty
of a Soldier is to Obey,
A SCHOONER BECOMES A WRECK
New Railroad Peers at Port Norfolk
suffer Severely from the Storm-A
Father Accidentally Killed by
His own son.

NORFOLK VA. April 29.-SpeciaL-
The Old Dominion Guard, Of Portsmouth
under General order No. 10. will be
known As Company J.. Fourth Regimen,
Colonel Harry Hodges commanding. inc
Portsmouth Rifles viii be Company l.
also. but Of the Second Regiment.
The officers and many Of the men OF
the militia organizations here bitterly re-
greet the disintegra ling Of their Organizd-
tons and the commands being merged
into others but they are beginning. APP
parently. 10 realize that the first duty
Of q soldier Is to obey. and are getting
reconciled TO tho inevitable.
SCHOONER WRECKED.
The schooner Milton. Captain Lcnuel
which went ashore at Bodies Island. y.
c.. rs total wreck. Half Of her cargo
Of lumber was saved She was bound
from Feruandina for New York.
The piers and warehouses Of the. New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
in process N erection al Port Norfolk. are
reported damaged by wash0uts 10 the
extent Of $1,000 during the recent storm.
Doubtless this is an Overstdtement. al
though tho storm was very destructive.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Nathaniel Reed. employed in the
Norfolk navy-yard. was accidentally XIII
ed by 2 shot from a pistol which his son
Charles was cleaning. re leaves HNe
sons. one of whom. Captain Harry Reed
is "a member OF the Virginia Pilots As
sociation. and is well known in marine
circles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
VIRGINIA 7. P. AS,
State Convention TO BE Held i'm Rich
mOnd To-day.

mOnd To-day.
The State Convention of the Travellers
Protective Association of America VIII
convene in this city this morning
at 10 o'clock. at the new T. =. A. Home,
corner Third and Main streets. The fol-
lowing delegates will represent Post "A.
OF Richmond. at this convention: II.
+. Ellis Jr.. j. II. Warden, John ~.
Traylor. William Rheinheimer. =. p.
Shore. Sol A. Pyle, s. Doughty, c. NJ.
Knox. J. II. Capers. Jr.. II. L. Lorraine.
y. Il. Bacon. J. w. Rawley. H. c. Wat
kins. Colonel John s. Harwood.
Tho delegates are requested 70 be on
hand promptly at 10 o'clock. as con-
siderable business has 10 be trans
acted. The officers Of the state
Convention and Post "a" desire 10 show
the visiting delegates some attention and
make It pleasant for them Saturday af-
teu.OOu
Messrs. r. II. Jackson and c. a. Eppes.
OF the Petersburg Post. will attend the
convention. and Mr.. j. y. Anderson. pres
ident OF the Danville Post. will also be
here. as well as a number Of delegates
from other Posts in the State. Consid-
cradle business will be transacted at the
Convention delegates 10 the National
Convention al Omaha will be elected. and
they will also be instructed as 10 their
vote on the amendments 20 the National
Constitution. and tho election Of officers
Tor the State division for the ensuing
wear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTION,
Local Department G. A. X. Send One
to Their President.

The annual encampment OF the Depart
ment Of Virginia and North Carolina. c.
A. r. closed Thursday al Elizabeth City
n. c.. and the Richmond delegates re-
turned 10 the city that night.
1'hcy report the encampment as one
OF The most harmonious and largely at
tended for years. and much enthusiasm
was manifested
Among the proceedings one OF the most
Interesting events and which aroused the
greatest enthusiasm was the pres entation
and adoption OF the following resolutions
ofere3 by Comra1c Edgar Allan. which
called forth three rousing cheers and was
ordered 20 be Immediately telegraphed 20
the President OF the United States. The
resolutions ere as follows:
The twenty-seventh annual encamp-
ment OF the Department Of Virginia and
North Carolina, Grand Army OF the Re-
public cherishlng the memory OF cur
national history which gave rise 10 this
organization. and imbued With the same
srirli which animated our lives e, from
isef - 1886, hereby renew our ndsllty 70
'ht rag OF our county, and pledge every
power Of our lives 70 the support Of the
government Of the United states In the
prosecution % its plans and purposes IN
the Cause OF liberty. humanity. and ma
rossl kenor. and we rejoice In the con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
MEMORIAL DAY,
The March 10 lakewood Too Long for
Lee Camp Veterans.

Lee Camp held its regular meeting last
evening an CLOCK. .
Commander Laughton calied me h5s-
sion 90 order, and after e. prayer by me
Chaplain the minutes were redd ny Al
Jutant Stratton and approved. - p.
4 letter was received from Mrs. Z. T..
Conlev presenting a photograph OF the
scene at ceremonies which TOOK place last
year at Camp chase .,..
of the Camp ordered 20 be rendered MIS-
COnlcy. 49, nm.
wood Memorial Association asking use
OF the hall ON May 81. and inviting the
The The use OF he hall was granted and the
'C'"mradc Storrs moved that the Camp
attend iu body. DartieG 49,,
\ letter was received from Hon. Jouh
Lamb stating that the Hon. W. J.. Ian
ahau would not be able 10 De present rs
a letter was received from the Rich
mond HowltZers rendering their escort 10
the camp when il attended the Blues la
4 letter was received from General Geo.
Noormau. Adiutaut General of the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans, ~tatlNs ild' H'
had not received REMITTANCE or me camp
which had been sent on March sun.
An Invitation was received from the
lakewood Memorial Association that the
camp attend the celeorauon ar OdhWpyu
MAY 10Th. The invitation was. on motion
several bills We're presented and order
ed paid s.,.. 60
Comrade BEDFORD said he wished 10 raise
$50 TO get painted picture OF GeheIfil
The application of Or. F. :. Fry was re-
ceived. He was a surgeon lh tue SlA-
tenth North Carolina Regiment.
Commander BEDFORD announced that an
entertainment would be given az Soldier )
Home FOR the amusement OF me ol9 SOL
diers and that the Camp was invited.
Comrade Storrs moved that the Camp
transact its business next Friday night
and attend the entertainment IN a body
The motion was lost
portance Of attending the lakewood eN-
ercises on May lOth.
march would be too long for the Old vet
Comrade Brander echoed Comrade Phil
Inns sentiment and thought that the Com
mander should assemble the camp al
some point on the line Of march and 10
take the cars. For his part ne intended
70 ride AND there were others.
Comrada Phillips suggestion was also
backed mp emphaticolly by Comrade
DickersOn.
ton Of the various committees 10 the i'm
portaucr of the Joint committee meeting
next Monday night
The motion was then made that the
c4mp meet the lakewood memorial pro-
cession at the lakewood gate.
Comrade Richardson suggested the pos
sibility OF inability TO have a procession
on NAV 10th through the existing uncer-
tainty OF the location OF the city military.
Ii was moved that the matter OF the
Camps parading on May 10th, be laid on
the table until the Commander could con-
FER with the president OF the Memorial
Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
His Fifth Anniversary.

The fifth anniversary Of the pastorate
of Rev DIT J. S. Dill. at Nenable-Street
Baptist church will be celebrated to-mor-
row morning at the church a IL clock.
The following interesting programme has
been arranged:
Prelude.
Voluntary-"S unto the Lord, a.. o.
EMERSON.
DOxology.
and prayer
Hymn-"A charge to keep have" No.
2l5.
Onertory-My faith looks up TO Thee"
RossinD.
Sermon-Subject, "A Pastors Prayer"
Col. j., 3-We give thanks To God and the
Father Of our Lord Jesus Christ, praying
always for you
Anthem-"Praise unto the Father"
Prayer
Anniversary hymn-Tune S NJ, COM
posed by the pastor.
At the evening service Dir. Dill will
preach on THE Christian Warfare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

sclousess that In the impending strug-
gle ali the people Of our beloved land
knowing no East. no West. no North.
no South--arc vieing with each other
in their readiness TO defend our flag help
the oppressed. resent the insult TO our
country and avenge the lives OF our gal
liant seamen treaoherously slain on board
the Maine. It has been our happy lot
living in the Southland and since the
close of the trouble which once divided
our country 20 see the natural animosi-
ties growing out Of the civil war. gradu-
ally disappear, and we hail with satisfac-
ton the evidence everywhere apparent
that we are and Will be in all time TO
come one country. one people, with one
flag. ready side by side 10 go forth with
patriotic heroism and heroic patriotism,
wherever and whenever our country
calls"
The delegates attending the encamp-
ment from Phil Kearney Post OF this
city. we're Gen. Edgar Allan and Capt
b. c. Cooke.
General Allan nominated Comrade j.
IT. Davis. Of Phil Kearney Post for the
position OF Department Commander, and
he was unanimously elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
Home DESTROYED by Fire.

Mr. Peter Allard. living near Fort Lee.
below the city had the misfortune to lose
his house and entire contents by fire last
Tuesday week. Every effort 10 save the
effects were without avail, and many
articles Of value and highly prized were
destroyed. including the text books Of his
son. Mr.. Andrew Allard. who Is stu
dent in a Richmond College. Many SYM
pathizing friends have come 10 the as
sistance Of the unfortunate people, which
is indeed encouraging. since they have
been deprived Of their goods and render
ed homeless. 10 is hoped that they may
soon be able 10 move in a new house.
All assistance given them will be CRATE
fully received. Anything left at d. O'Sul-
livan's. Eighteenth and Main streets, will
be sent directly to Mr.. Allard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
Had No Quorum.

The Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment was 10 have held its regular meet
ing last evening at 6 o'clock in Room No.
II of the City Hall. but Messrs. Ebel
and Hardwicke We're the only members
who put i'm an appearance. In the alb
sence Of a quorum no business could be
transacted
Half an hour later the Committee on
Third Market were 10 have met, but
Mr.. Sncad alone put I'm an appearance.
Both committees will endeayor TO secure
a quorum al the same time on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
Letter From an Ex-Convict

A letter was received at the Governor s
office addressed TO Governor Mckinney.
on the envelope written with a lead
pencil was this unique sentence:
IF not delivered within five days re-
turn 10 me"
The letter was from a colored eX-con-
vict He requested Governor Mckinney
TO lend him s15 on eight months time
at per cent. interest. The man said he
was Just out OF prison and had no
money He wished to 20 into business
at Farmv.lle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
CONTRACTS AWARDED,

Certain improvements TO BE Made at
the Second station
The Committee on Police met in Room
OF. II. in the City Hall. yesterday after
noon AT 4:2O o'clock There were present
Messrs. j. VI. Blanks. r. L. Williams and
NJ. Fiji Scay.
Mr. Blanks was elected chairman. In
place of Mr. r.. ID. Starke. resigned. and
Mr. Seay was chosen sub-chairman, vice
Mr. Blanks. made chairman.
4 number Of bills were audited and
ordered TO be paid.
Proposals for plumbing work at the
Second Police Station were opened. and
the contract was awarded 10 Mr.. James
Z. Phillips at $3.50. and the carpenters
work to Mr.. II. Nealc AT so. they being
the lowest bidders.
The office of the captain al the Second
Station was ordered to be papered at a
cost not to exceed 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
NIr. Rosher nnpefnI.

Mr. r. 5. Bosher. president Of the =.
&. Williams Tobacco Company. who was
appointed. with Major james ID. Patton.
al committee to go to Washington and
protest IN the name OF the Richmond To-
bacco Trade against the l2-cent tobacco
tax. after spending several days In the
capital city. working arduously 10 bring
the Ways nd Means Committee around.
expressed himself as. al least hopeful
of gaining the end. in which the tobac-
conists an over the country are interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

and distribution Of lithia waters in this
and other cities of the Commonwealth.
The bin imposes tax Of / cent ON
every pint and cents on every quart
of mineral waters put on sale boz bottles.
II this is meant to apply TO the waters
from the ithia springs of Chesterfield and
possibly other counties. which are sold
directly 10 customers in this city and
Manchester. it would amount 20 p prohihi-
tive tax Of 8 cents a gallon. The Same
condition would. of course apply 10 avn
the cities in the state near which there
are lithla SPRINGS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
CONGRESSMAN COMING.
Several Representatives are Expected
Here Monday Night

The Democratic Convention OF the
Fourth District TO nominate a candidate
for Congress will meet at Petersburg next
Tuesday 10 is a settled fact that Hon.
Sidney T. Epes Will have no opposition
and he viii be unanimously renOminated.
congressman Rhca and Wheeler. ~
Kentucky: Henry. Of Texas and Brook
err. Of Michigan. Will attend. IL is proba-
BILE that these gentlemen will arrive In
Richmond Monday afternoon and go
over 10 Petersburg next morning Mr..
George Browning. OF RappahannOck
county. Va. tine only Democratic officer
Of the House Of Representatives will be
a member of the party.
Congressman Rhea Is expected 10 make
a big speech before the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
ChancerY Court.

Judge Lamb has notified the bar that
the Court viii adjourn for the term ON
Saturday. May Il. 1895: that no contested
pauers will be received after Monday.
May O. 1898. at T. o'clock NJ, mat no pa
pers will no received after Monday. May
.. 1sqS. az 70 o'clock NJ.
Tho Judge also renewed the request that
the gentlemen Of the bar would present
their motions. DEGREES and other business
In court each morning before u o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

do so with the assurance that upon their
return. df not iucapacitated for duty the
presentation Of am honorable discharge
from such service will be all that will
be required TO Teinstate them In the posi-
lions vacated. and at no less salary than
that which they were receiving al the
time they vacated their positions to enter
their country's service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
The Acts ReadN.

Captain J. H. O'Bannon. the Superin-
tendent OF Public Printing has Just re-
ceived the first lot Of printed and bound
copies Of the Acts Of Assembly passed
during the recent session Of the General
Assembly. Copies Of the arts can here
after be obtained by the public under the
usual conditions by applying 70 capt
O'Bannon al his Office in the basement
of the Capitol building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
Reserve Their Positions.

The seaboard Air Line Railroad has
distributed tho following notice among It's
employees
All officers, agents ana employees Of the
railroads or railways comprising the Sea-
board Air Line who may desire 10 enter
the service Of the United states military
or naval during the present war with
Spain, are hereby advised that they can
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
Drs. Hoge and Wilherspoon.

Drs. Hoge and Witherspoon VIII *
change pulpits tomorrow. Or. winner
spoon will preach In the Second lrespy
terrain church M O'Clock l. VI.
and al night Or IIoge Will occupy
Inc puluit al Gra,e-Street Presbyterian
church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
Southern Railway Appointments.

The following appointments have been
made by the Southern Railway Company:
Mr. A. Gordon Jones. superintendent
Macon Division. vice Nh. W. Il. Beauprie'
resigned.
Mr. G. L. Ewing. superintendent Annis-
ton Division, vice Mr.. \. Gordon Jones
transferred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
An Exhibition Dill.

The Richmond Howitzers Will have
full dress parade and an exhibition gun
drill at their big drill hall on next Tues
day evening. The public is Invited TO
witness the ceremonies and the galleries
Will be onen TO them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
1.irninin Rihlc Society.

The anniversary Of the Virginia Bibe
Society will he celebrated on next sunday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock az 90. Johns Ger
man Evangelfcan church. Rev. "a Huber,
church. will deliver the sermon on that
occasion,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
Don't Want watcr Taxed.

There is much concern (elt here as 10
the probable effect Of the proposed war
tax. as provided by tho revenue bill now
pending In Congress. upon the bottling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Laurel and Beverly streets. Rev.
THOMAS SEAiMES, rector. services
every sunday at n A. NJ and : j. NJ
Siuings Am free and n hearty welcome -
extended TO AN visitors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

AII-SAINTS CHURCH MADISON
street between Grace and Franklin, Rev
4 Y. DOWNMAN rcctOr-SerNice sum
day morning at n o'clock; evening SER
,-ice ~ = o'clock Sunday school az $3.50
o'clock Rector Bible class for men
saturday evening az S.l5 o'clock. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev WILLIAM r. HATCHER, ID. D.,
pastor.-Services al the tabernacle. Grace
street between Bevidere and Pine streets
Sunday school at 915 o'clock A. NJ
Preaching by the pastor at IL A. NJ. and
: i. NJ. Young Peoples Union sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night ar : o'clock Young
mems meeting Friday night at 5 o o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

Friday al ~ VI. Sunday school AZ a.o
A. M. HOLY Communion on htst suns
days. All cordially invited.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. COR
ner OF Main ami Foushee streetsl, Rev
IANDON r. MASON. rector. Regular
services every Lords Day sunday school
af n A NJ. and evening prayer and lee
lure nd \ o'clock. Holy Communion on
the first Sunday at the N O'Clock SER
vice. and on the third and hfth sundays
no 1880 a. NJ. STRANGERS are shpWh s-als
and are made 10 feel cordially wclcOms
by members Of the Brotherhood of 81
Andrew.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-REV.
GEO. COOPER. i. D., pastor. Will preach
at II a. NJ and : =. NJ Bible school az
$3.50 A. NJ. Young Peoples Union Monday
night All made cordially welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Sixth and Main Streets, Rev. w. r.
l.. SMITH d. d.. pastor.-Sunday schooi
at 915 A. NJ Preaching at IL a. VI. and
al +. ~. by the pastor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30

Corner Beverly and Washington srrcets),
Rev. HUGH NJ MARTIN minister N
charge Sunday school az 9.3o A. NJ. and
4.3O r. NJ sunday services at II a. n
and s T.. NJ. Thursday at S +. NJ.