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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-06
TRYING THE BRAKES,

He was an observing man and was not in the habit of allowing the slight est details of anything or any event to escape his eye. He stood on the plat form and watched the heavy overland trains pulling out for the west Each one of them seemed to come nearly to stop just after pulling out of the sta- tion.
 Stopping to let some one off" he asked of railroad man standing near him.
 ''No. Looks as if they were, doesn't it? Well, that fools lots of people, ,' said the railroad man. Some people think they stop to let off some one who stayed on too long, and some think they stop to put off a tramp. Neither of these reasons is right. All engineers bring their trains to a stop, or nearly so after pulling out of terminal sta tion in order to test the air brakes and see that they are in working order. Most engineers try the air just after pulling out of a station, but on most roads the rule is that they try the brakes within two miles of the station. '' Topeka State Journal.
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0 A a TT O R F A. Bears the HIha Kind You Have Always Bough, Signature ss &x2Ztzw
EtnancIal.
The Stock Market-ProfessionalO Operators
 all Turn Bulls.

New York, May 5.-Professionaf op- orators all turned bulls to-day soon af- ter the opening, forced into this posi- tion by the unmistakable temper of
 the outside public to come into the market and buy stocks in large blocks at the market price. The professionals were made somewhat wary by the fail
 ure of the London market to show any independent interest in American se- curities yesterday while Wall street was taking a holiday. They were all so rather suspicious of the advance in London before the opening here this morning and disposed to attribute it to manipulation from this side. Prices here failed to respond at the opening to the London advance and ruled be- low the London parity for a consider able time. The market was full of outside buying orders and business was on large scale, but profit taking sales soon wiped out the small opening
 gains. The buying here for arbitrage account was on a very large scale in all the international stocks. The mark ct presented all the characteristics of
 
 to time the general strength was taken advantage of for heavy profit taking in special stocks. Individual stocks were pushed vigorously upwards for the purpose of sustaining the general market. Traders were busy seeking out obscure stocks which had not yet felt the renewed impetus to business, to lift their prices to the higher level
 of the last few days The large num-
 Der of small lots of standard dividend
 paying stocks was also conspicuous
 feature of the trading arguing greater
 ease in the money market.
 Rock Island was the center of larg-
 est interest in the railroad list on ac-
 count of it's excellent traffic statement for April and was lifted 3A per cent.
 to parity with St. Paul. Sugar was
 furiously active all day and gained 35s
 points net. Manhattan, West Chicago
 Street Railway and Consolidated Gas
 are over 4 points higher. The large
 majority of stock traded in are at least
 a. point higher and net gains range
 from that up to 3 points. There was no special development in the situation
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HAVEN MORNING JoURNAL coURER. FRIDAY 1sg

to account for the buoyancy of the market beyond the general conviction that Spain's capacity to carry on the struggle is nearly exhausted and that the danger of any serious impairment of this country's prosperity by reason of the struggle is about passed. This confidence was felt also as to the abil- ity of the money market to easily meet all requirements of the government for war expenses. Lenders of money were consequently not so stiff in their re- quirements and conditions were easier.
 The bond market shared the activity and strength of the stock market and shows higher prices all around. Total sales, $2,525OOO.
 United States new fours registered advanced F, the coupons 1s in the bid price. Others were unchanged
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Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitey, Bankers and Brokers, 46 Broadway, New York. and 15 Center st.. New Haven: Bid. Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-06

GENERALLY stock is one of two things "a speculation or an investment. Sugar, for instance, is speculation. Pullman an investment
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-06
IRISH AND SCOTCH WIT.

The story is told of Chief Baron OGrady, who was trying case in an assize town where the courthouse abutted on to the fair green and fair was in progress. Outside the court were tethered a number of asses. As counsel was addressing the court, one of these began to bray. Instantly the Chief Baron stopped the speaker.
 Wait a moment, MT. Bushe; can't hear two at once." The court roared and the advocate grew red. But pres ently, when it came to the summing up, the judge was in full swing, when an- other ass struck in-whether by the counsers contrivance or not, who shall say? Anyhow, up jumped MT. Bushe, with his hand to his ear. Would your
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lordship speak little louder?-there's such an echo in the court"
 At Liberal meeting in North Brit ain, when the proceedings were being opened by prayer, a reverend gentle man prayed fervently that the Liberals might hang a thegither." He was in- terrupted with a loud and irrevelent 'Ahmen." Not, O Lord," went on the speaker, "in the sense which that pro- fane scoffer would have ye to under stand it, but that they may hang the gither in ahcord and concord" "I din- ma care so much what sort O cord it is" struck in the voice, 'sae long as it's strong cord. ."-Cornhill Magazine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-06

At, Top. X & Fe gen 4s...... 80 s94 At, Top. & $, Fe gen Is. ....... 61B GIL!
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-06

It seldom happens that one stock com. pines the double ad- vantage, but with Gil pin and Cripple Creek
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-06

Brooklyn El. 1st IT.. Co cts 6s.. 80 s11a Brooklyn Dl. Rapid IT. z 5s... 35 95i2 Central Ky of N. J. E mtg 5s. .. .112 112la Chic, R. I. X Pac. ext 5s. ,.. .lU1H 102 Chesapeake X Ohio gen 41a... 77M 7s
 Erie list Con prior lien g 4s.... SS SEA- Manhattan Ky Con mtg As. ..,.. 91 92
 Mo, Kan X Texas list mtg As. STA SSH Mo-, Kan. X Texas 2d mtg As. 60R 60N Mobile X Ohio gen mtg As. ,.,.. Fl 75 N. r., Ont X West. gen mtg As. 96h 97
 N. r., Sus X West. gen mtg 5s.. SS 20
 No. Pacific prior gen mtg 5s.... S3lA 94
 Northern Pacific gen Hen 3s.. 60 60A Oregon Short Lime Con 5s. .... .101A 102
 Phiia. X Reading gen mtg As. ... S2A S21A Rio Or. & West. list mtg 4s.... S1H S2 Southern Ky 1st Con- 5s. ..... 90H 90h St. Louis & Southw. 1st mtg 5s. 72 "A
 TeTas 1nTos sa;Sd Paea a list mtg os''19999R 1o9A Wabash Ky Co., 1st mtg 5s. ,. JOG 106iA Wabash Ky Co, 2d mtg g 5s.... 80 S0h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02
Tile COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK April 1.-COTTON-Qulet.
inlddung. @ j-l6; net rece .pts, lO2 b4ies.
cI0as. 20 0Vl iales. exports TO Grca, Brit
calm 2cj ha,es; forwarded 112D bales,
sales. 500 haies; stock. 50 700 bales.
,tA.y--Net Terc p-s, -o,tt1 Dal s gross,
i0 Syi ba.es. eXports TO Great Bii.aia.
Ils2 bates. 40 fIante. l,49J bales 10 tde
O0nlineu., 1901 bascs, forwarded, 6 SOL
bales. sales. 253j bales; spnners, So
.u..l to-day-Net receipts. 1912 bales
eAyo4.s 10 Dleat Brltain. 22.2A bales; 20
he Continent. ss52 ba.es. sock, eJI,Slo
bales.
o..solldated-Net receipts g l3l bales
exports 10 Grea. Britain, 74.GDS tales: 70
Nance 10 bales; 70 the Continent. o.
Io,~.' . nee September 1st-Net receipts.
7Se0gli bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
2yyQgi1 bales; 10 france, 12o. IL bales
TO the Conlinen.. 2.i0i7il ba.es.
Futures opened firm at an advance II
2lrl points sales. S, 400 bales; May DDS:
Iune' G.O2: July, 601; August, 90; Slp-
fember. Coz October COZ; November,
cor. December Cos; January, COZ.
FUTURES closed quiei ana steoay sales.
1903 500 bales; April, 5.sS; May 9,03; June,
5eG. July $50; August. Sol; SeptemO r,
nos: October, 59s; November. 500; De-
cember, COL January. 6-02.
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up
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Nineteen Cents Each.

sfen's Bleached Jeans Drawers. niado
OF extra heavy jsans. cut In the sane
manner as the 5oc. quality. patent
buttons that will not pull on for 2sc.
Mons Isle Thread Carriers. all solid
co.ors, lsc value for &c. pair.
Mems wa King Canes. natural wood.
with sterling silver trimmings. some
with bands others with plates 70 DO
engraved, straight and crooked han
dies. not one worth less than 81. soma
worth s. Your choice for sc.
Mems All SILK Club Ties, stripes and
fancy figures light and dark eoiors.
worth CSC. each FOR i2i.c.
SIX Windsor Ties. that sell regularly
for l2Mc here az Sc, some protiy
plalds among them.
Mems All SIX lmperials, Four-in-Hand
lies. plaiIs checks stripes and ns-
ures. light and dark colors. &c. would
be a falr price. are here for i2nc.
Mons Al Linen Hemstitched Har Iksr-
chiefs. pain. white. wide or narrow
hens. an actual bargain az lie. here
az i0c.
Mems Imported Socks. double heel and
Toe. warranted fast colors. perfesuy
seamless. would cost Us more 10 buy
wholesale the price IS izlsc. pair.
q dozen Mems All SILK Crepe &c Chine.
Four-in-Hand Ties. light grounds. with
colored figures. bough, TO sell for &c.
are here FOR 1910. each
Nen's Black Satin String Ties. made Of
extra good quality satin: you have
paid 25c. for nc better; are here for
Ice each.
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nALr1MoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April 1-FLoUR-Dull
and unchanged. o...-
1vHEAl-rAm: spot, month. 9s2a
SIC. May. 90 40JJNc.. steamer no =
.sd. UJ43J4c. Southern wnea Dy SAM
Die. g9c.USl. do. on grade, $50 ~ .-c.
COhN--asy. spO,. mO1th, jDi443Fsc;
Nav. 33ssft35..c.. steamer mixed "d 4aj',e.
Southern white corn, 3i03jc.; do. yellow
OATs-steady: No. white. 3343ic.; No.
RYf|Firmer- 30 nearby, Sole; No.
! western soc. -.-o~-.o
HAY-Firn choice timothy Sl2J04l5.
GRAIN FRElGHTS-Ouiet and s,eadyi
unchanged.
SrGAA-StrOng and unchanged.
BCTTER-Stccdy and unchanged.
FGGg-Qulet and unchanged.
CUEEST,-Steady and unchanged.
IETTUCE-Sl2 jd1 80 per basket.
VfTSf[ Unchanged.
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Corset
News.

co.. satine striped and dol0Iy s18'0u VI
hip for SOC. -. ,oo,.iIv honed
vim silk stitching on top 'oc- pair
American Lady Corse;s. in 5 or 8 hooks,
GOOD thing for slender figure q
palr.
French Model Gored Corset OF the
Anericon Lady make. for 81 a pair
i-hook Long Waist c 3 Corset o"
the French~model. for 81 pair'
Nursing Corsets, long waist Tor 'oc'
pair.
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lards. q 8-1e: middlIng gulf 7-16; sales.
400 bales.
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April l.--Wheat to-day ad-
vanced and parted company wi,n me
sock market hcavy safes OF cash wheat
nv Letter and others FOR shipment abroaj
and for Milling purposes a. nome over
came any sympathy w'th doWnWdIu
trfrd OF stocks, due TO fear Of hOstiiies
be-. ween Spain and the Uni ed Safes.
ro-day's trading resulted In a gain Oh &c.
a busnel In july wheat and u. IN May.
Corn and oats were steady with wheat,
and closed with very little cnanse. flo,
later and closed 2i907hc. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
open. iiAEn Low. CiVsv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

800 4. Nj Young Teopl- s mon al 4 T.
NJ. All made cordially welcome.
WEsT-vIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Cary and Meadow streetsl, rev
J. NJ MERCER. ID. d., worship
on Sunday: sunday school a. v;JO y. NJ
PREACHING Il ii a. NJ. alu =. Ai BOZ
n.eeting at 8 =. N. Dung People UnOn
al / l.. NJ Player-mc ting wednesday AZ
$ +. NJ. Seats free. V.si-ors welcome
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Sixth and Man streetsl. Rev. W: X
/. SMITH. ID. d., pastOr.-Su nday schooi
an 9J5 A. NJ Preaching al II a. NJ. ana
p. NJ. ty The pas or S~d.s lIee' cOI-
al welcome 10 all
GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue near Beech s.ree). rev.
j. q. HlDEN. ID. d.. p99s,,or.--Fieaching
sunday school al Ui5 a. NJ. Pastors
Is be class al 10 Il. ~. main atu-tnee-
room.
GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev WILLIAM -. HATCHER. ID. d.
nas.or-StIvlces q. the tabernacle, Grace
street be ween BeNidere ana ire s-rle 5.
sunday school a. $50 "clock y NJ
: , Nj by rev. Dr. HALL. OF Birmlng-
ham Ala Special services during the
week each day at Z. NJ aad l.. NJ.
BROAD STREET METHOD DIST
church corner OF Broad q Ten D
streets. Sunday school at Y:5J a: "
Preaching by the pastor hey w. g.
STARR, d. D.. az II a. NJ. and T. NJ
en TO sorroWing Hearts. ~, night rs
the Worship Of 4 GO'Ien CAR on satur-
day night the best PrepataIon tot a
. bbath Serylce7" \ cordial welcome 10
all.
PARK PLACE NJ e CHURCH COR
ner Piae and west ,o TTS,Hn l iS'reetsJ
tor.-seryices at II A. NJ and p NJ;
conducted hv the PCS or. subject ot
eycnine sermon: "Tramrs and Their Des-
tlnation" a cordial invitation TO all
Union STATION HODIsT
church corner Twer'y-fourth an Nel-
SON son e.reets.-CHARLEs /, PANE, r2.s.-
t9FTFb.eP3c6 az sgoaat at church Mahchcs,er
Af SP NJ Nv Rev DONALD GUTHRIE
assistant pastor Of Second presbyterian
church sqndayy;s, nooi glo "A 4 ~ Ser SER
evenings al 1890 T. NJ; Official meeting
Tuesday evening 7:45 +. VI.
CLAY-sTREET NJ. Z. CHURCH COR
nor CLAW and Adams Streets. Rev.
EUGENE II. RAWLiNGS. Beslor.-sab,
hath school at 01l \; Preach ns at
- 4 NJ. and : y. NJ. oy ~ I's-9-
SINNER evening subject: THE One
Thl5g Needfpl" MONDAY 40 r. NJ. Wn-
mans Missionary Society; Monday;
NJ offiefai NEE inc: Tuesday +. NJ.
class meeting: "wednesday $ p. NJ. mid
week prayer service FRIDAY Sis r. NJ.
Fnworth League devotional meeting
Song service, S =. NJ.
LAUREL-s STREET NJ. T.. CHURCH
| (cornCr of Laurel and bemarle Streets.
Rev r. FiNLEY GAYLE. nas'or.-Sun-
day school ~ o:l5 A. NJ Preaching, ~
res,iav n'gbt service az y +. II. Serl)r
| EnUorth / eaele viii hold IS DEVOTIONAL
Service on Sunday night az p. NJ.
TRINITY NJ. Z. CHURCH CORNER
| twentieth and Bread streeisl. Rev. j. T.
! MASTIN. pastor.-services sunday az
1 A M and s Il. II. Sunday school al 0:i5
| O'clock. Prayer meeting Sunday af er-
| noon AZ 3 O'clock Epworth League az :
o'ciock. Wednesday evening services az
| o'clock.
| Union STATION MISSION 90
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NAVAL STORES.

.MfNGTON. y. c., April i.-sPlR-
IT'S Oh RPENTINE-Steady a, 81
.Slsc.. reccip S. 60 casks.
RCsIN-Sleady az Sl2O0l2); receip-s'
20 barrels. 20 On
~: receipts barrels. 100
TAR-Quiet al 0Jc; receipts l--O par
re.s.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. April 1.-TUR-
pFNTINE-Fifm al DC; sales. none.
FOSIN-Firm and unchanged; sales
none.
SAVANNAH GA. April 1.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm az 2sc.; sales = casAS az a.,
$50. and 1Gl casks at CSC; receipts, -
hOSIN-Firm and unchanged; sales, 5ol
barrels: receipts ESQ barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02
T. a : ( err
novelties
At the
Candy Counter.

sor.s Easter Eggs II aOun~aHCe'
all sizes.
,ssortea Fruit Candy. per pound loc.
peanut Brittle. Toe.
Nolasses Cream Minis, l5c.
pr cream and Chocolate Mixture, l9c.
cenrire Plantation Molasses Candy. l'c.
% nIeces Pepsin Chewing Cum. TOR Dc.
STRAIGHTFORWARD Sailed Peanuts
20c. -. r.,,.
PC. ,,,. - c,rau,-
berry Cream CANDY, zoe. 80
N,grcottes Fine Chocolate Cream M!nts'
sPrc1AI,-Regular &c. Cream Drons f'r
I5c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02
sunrcme Court of AnneaIs

slrnons admr vs. Southern Rs'lway
Company Argued by Judge W. H. Mann
COR p.aintif and submitted.
Arbucke Bros. vs.. Gates & Brown ana
Howell Son * Co. VS.. Boudar trustee.
Argued by Wyndham r. Meredith ior
appellants and Carlton G. Jackson ana
George L. Christian for appellees ano
continued until Monday nsxt
This next cases 10 be called are hopln'
son VS.. Dlninny. No 70 and Boisseau'
trustee VS.. Fuller, No. "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

Safety Razor set
ready for use.
No experience re-
luife1. Money re-
funded II not en-
ireiy satisfactory.
win 'alt a life
time. Regular store
price. s.. Here to-
day. 45c.
Wade & Butcher
Razor. each in a
case. accompanied
with a guarantees
from the nSnut4c-
Iurer, ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

orc. Imp. Co. ............. ........ ~
hacihc Mail ........ ...........'... $50
Pullman Palace 600. ........s.'s. lOo
Silver Certificates ..... ..........' % z
Standard Rope and I"ne.' ..''..' -
Sugar ...... .---.... '-'s'.s''''.''' - IS
sugar pld ..... ....... .'... ..s..'s iut
Team. T.. and Iron ..,.,.......'..... 1874
u. s. LtaiHer .....'-' ''''''''''''' 30
IT, S. Leather ptd....ssts 's'ssss'ss D'i2
a.. Is. i.Lbutr ...... ssts's't''''s''' ~
4. S. Rubber pfd....s..' .''.''.'.''. o.
Western Union ..t..... .s'.s'..s'ss %
.Gh.CacO Northwestern ..... ........ lll4
On calo NOR hw,s.ern pid..... 90. l'5
ST. l.. and s. 49,. '''''s-'''''''
So H.. and g. W pa. ..-............ 81
Rio Craude and ~. ................ -
RIO GIandc and w. ptd, eN-d.V...... ~
Chicago Great western ........ ...- lD
Hawaiian Com. CO... .'..''.''.'' 20
Reading ls- pid...... ','.'''''''''' 3o.s
BONDS.
t. S. new IS. req. ........... 1901
L. s.. new AS. coup..-...-.. ....... l%ol4
l.. IS. 81 ..... ...t... .s.sssss...sss tvJi-
T. s. as coup. eA-lat,..... ....'.. ~
o. s. IDS .......... .............s-. 10
d. g.. g.s. req. ....... .s...ssstsst liA
u. S. 80. Coup..'..' ''.''''''''''''' az
District 1863 b ...... 's...'''s'..ss'+ i 10
Alabama (Ciass ~ ...... ......... losA
A.bama tC.ass % .......... ..... 50
Alabama (Class @ ........ ........ 90
Alabama Currency goo. -.......... yt
Atchis1n SIS. cX-int 90. ........-... ~
Atch.s0u Adj. . g ...... ...-........ OH
Cam SO. DDS ..... ....... .......... 400
g. and y. A.. 80 =. 3 s. .............. elH
~. and Ohio J's ..........'..''.'''.' 11l39
o.. H. and j.. ~ s ..............-... loife
ID. ana h.. O.. lists ................. ltS'.
ID. ANA r. G. As ..... .............. 90
East Tenn ISIS ........ ........... 10
Erie General As ..... ............. 90
F. W. and j. Isis, t. r.'''.''..''''' az Cs
General L'ccrt- J.s ..... .......... l"l
q. ~. ana ;. a. % IS .s....'''''.s'''s w
81. b. ard S. a. 2jS ................ lul
II and II. G.. IS ..... ............... 11O
n. and T g.. Con. Gs .............. 1Jj
Iva. O.. lists ...... .............-... 'l
Kan. =. Con. (. r..... .....-........ ~
it. Pac. Isl CDeu. DiF) I, r......... ~
L. new cOnsoIf, q 8 ..-...-... lOH ID lul
J. and y. Chi as ....' .-..''-.t.' 80
Missouri. Gs ..+... .....' '.'.'''''' W.
81. ll. and n -ds ...... ...-.'+.t..' ~.
ST.. k. and II. i's ...... ......''''.' 90
y. Y. Central lists ......-' '.'.''.'' ~
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April dry goods are
ouief o-day. following the rule of tIe
en.irc week. The conditions which have
Governed the buying heretofore are more
asscrtive than ever. Store irao,ns 10 ~ ID
,.pdstil. mail orders arc ght ana Few
The general market is feeble in tone ana
unsatisfactory Print cloths are very
dull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02
Saturday Sale of
Mems Furnishings.
Niuety-Eight Cents Pair.

There's to be another great sell
ing of Mems Lau1dered Percale
Shirts at Nineteen Cents. These
Shirts are made of good quality
PercaIe in stripes and figures,
light and dark colors; have at
,ached collars and cuffs. they equal
some stores half dollar offerings
ard most stores thirty.nne'cent
ones. We help you to them at
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GnAIN - corroN ExcrANon.


NORFOLK VA April 1.-PEANUTS
Farmers marhe.-f ancy, sac; stti~ty
Prime 3c.i prime 2Ac.; common ID. *.
and spotted lhu2hc. Spanish, JGc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

THE THIRD CHG1sTtAN CHURCH
NJ OUER. pas or Preaching every
Lotd' Is Dav A. II 4. NJ and : " sun
Jov school meets ~ l:30 \. " Payer
r..atirg very Wednesday MN, at
o'elook. Christian Endeavor. : - ~ az
? o'siock p NJ. \ corIill we'vci..a t. al.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

Nj, ma t,t1ce streets). lev HART
LEY CARMICHAEL. u. d.. rec or Rev
FRANE RtDOUr. assistant. Holy Com
mLriou ms. and IA id Sundays a. noon
't,,.. toffh scrnoul at noon. Sunday SER
rl1ss Al III a. NJ ana y T.. NJ. L.any on
lrf.f.Zs of noon. with address. Sunday
school at 1920 4. NJ b bic cldss for men
u the vcstry room "Wednesday al so IL. l..
a. ihlr CasS for women IN TIE thuIch
Sunday al O:iJ A. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

CHURCH or THE HOLY TRINITY
On n emofiai 20 Bishop Moore Protestant
ai..-; q Monroe Parl0. Rev j. j. GRAY
y rcctor.-serv.ces Sundays at II A.
81 and \ =. ". Hoiy Communion Hist
Sundays at II a. NJ; third sundays a
7.D 4. NJ. church days a. = 10 =. VI
/. tanv services Fridays "a - u. tnuich
ann 'dauv for prayer and TueCltat on
sunday school AZ a:3O A. NJ. Mems biDIe
class fc- mon Sundays ~ $3.50 a. NJ.
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= J. y l-s MI V.IIFI@ -
s:rerts). 4. T. SWEENEY. ,Pas.ori-
Preaching At II a. NJ and 5 p. N: b.
pas or. Seats free and the publ T.
italy i~Vitrd. esn"rialy .hoS' W
Church home sutjact NJ II A. VI PAL 5
trave- for Ephcslans." A. : i. NJ. sub
ject: Looking into the Perfect Law OF
Liberty
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BARTON HEIGHTS NJ L. CHURCH.
Rev. j. SIDNEY PETERS pastor-Sun-
DAY school at $3.50 A. NJ Preaching at ii
A. ". and : p NJ. Epworth League meet
Ing al Z T. NJ. Player meeting every
Medn sday evening at o'clock All are
invited to attend
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NV JERUsALEM MISSION az

No. - - t--.-I.tE ~ FnrN
every Sabbath al n a. NJ April 81. sub
iect: There stande,h one. Among YOU.
bur what went ye out Tor 10 seef 4
nronhefP The prophet teaches truth from
cod. The written word does thar and
more. II is truth from Cot A free Il
h,qry % which an who desire 20 inyest-
gate the doctrines are welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL /. 1875
Arrived.

PORT or RICHMOND, APRIL T. 1873.
Arrived.
Gamer Albemar.e. Glover mcrchon-
disc and passengers, Ola dominion steam
slip Company, NOltolL
Schooner EutOp q, wagner moa9scs.
Rarbadoes, West Indies. for Un.oa
btoAeIase Company.
SAILED.
steamer PocahOn,as. Graves. merchan.
Iise All Passengers, virginia Navigation
s,tan,sr lgD.Issee. O'Nc.l. mcrcuun
ust ai,u passeneris. Ciyue Line. Inr4
delphia.
railroad ties, for Phi Ide.pIil.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS APRIL I, lSCS
ARRIVED.
Schooner Estellc Salon.
Schooner haze B. Obdrn New BediOrd.
S.ctmcr Lenscr Head. Londonderry.
Steamer FlensDurg. N0rf0i6.
Barge Nercedita, BOs Ou.
S.ttI.t-y
Steamer Vera, Manchester
$ Gamer Lovestkkcr, Rotterdam and
Amsterdam.
steamer Adra. Boston England.
Steamer sttJthsF,r NJtt~.h.
Steamer O.luu Boston.
Barge Mucauey, Boston.
Barge huslraurr. os un.
Schooner Esteile Bangor
Lark j. w. EiNtU. Vera CRUZ.
PORT or WEST, POINT, APRIL 1, 1875.
ARRIVED
Steamship baltimore. Murphy. Balt.-
more. as-cnrers ard rcrst1l cargo.
steamship Elm tlly Haynes Malta
poni river landings. passengers ana gem
I.I 0.fTEu.
SAILED.
steamship baltimore. Murphy. Baltl'
more. passengers and Beneial cargo.
steamship Elm cry Haynes Malta
po ! river landings, passengers ana gem
cTll cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, APRIL 1.
SAILED
Schooner John 4. Beckcrman. Perry,
loaded with lumber Tor New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

GRACE STREET PREsBYrERIAN
church, Rev. JERE WtTHERSPOON. ID.
d.. pastor: residence. 10. loS north IN
o.ciocs T. NJ. sunday school serv ces
AT o:sO 4. NJ. Wednesday night services
AT 3 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

SECOND PFsBy~FpIAN CHURCH.
Tba rev HIRA SINGH PURI. Of the
Puniab. lnria. viii preach ar II a. NJ;
The Rev. DONALD GUTHRIE Will
breach OF i. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-02

UOGr MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
church ~ rcteenth AID Frank ''"sfi' >
REV. J. T.. COOK. pas-ol. -F~-1cling ~
II 4. N and = p. NJ SuneJy schooi az
0.3O A. NJ Gospel service wednesday al
: T. ~ All welcome.