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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers
81 as follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West
Ono 4. M.-vestbule Express daily for Bins-
c''o hamton, wayerly. Elmira, Buffalo Brad
ford. arrives Buffalo \ p NJ. laror Car Buffalo.
cMl p. M.-Nesubule Limited-Fas mail daily,
S.Oo solid train for Chit ago, arrives at Cleveland
Cleveland and cinc,nnat. Dining Oar.
1880 .Srs. S sTv.. .ns s'fssns BssS e.
Brad bradford 7;?o A. NJ Jam",tosn n; Young.-
buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
9I y. M.-pAily solid train for Binghamton
S.lc Waverly. Elmira. Chicago. Slecpers 10 Buff
T. chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
a5I Broadway. l27 B1wery, i58 Fast I2hth ST and
as West i2Sth ST., Chambers and West 2sd st. fer
ries, New York. SSS and $40 Fulton ST., ~ Broad
way Way Brooklyn; l?2 Ryerst, Hoholsn. and Jersey
checks baggage from hotel and residence TO destS
nation,
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lEHICH VALLEY.

kAtions foot of West 23rd, CortAndt and Desbrosses
Streets lFennA Ferries)
Time West 2Srd Street other figures Cortlandt or
Desbrosses Str reets. Daily except SUNDAY sunday
leaves t3 Pm, other trains daily, / sunday leaves
bS an ssundAy leaves SIS An. 1sunday leaves 6ls
Pm Sunday leaves b.l5P.N
1888, 700 A. NJ Local for EAsTON.
v.1i55. es; ;l0A. n torBi ftALo, NIAGARA
sna bp;n. Car Conaee,s snr Cnsf T I,,.nrbss. r'0r
rr1lY?s ta9S SsSS mshHos I'm olA1Moso
ted to ssalns capacity Due Buffalo sa r. ~; con.
Dining Car service a ia carte
1888 l::?SFS sSR;A.s,s7@Ss, ;.,s sasi IN Hs.ssasi
!.5;lo y3.2orM Local for MICH CHrNK;
For Niagara Fails and points West Through Sleeping
Cars TO chicago and Toronto
-.7.55, ,S.6O T, N Exposition Express, for BUP-
FALO and TORONTO,
.S,55, 300 p. N. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,.
BgFEAho and West Sleeping Car, 20 Chicago;
SOUTH PLAlNFlEl-D and BOUND BROOK, locals,
daily .Scept sunday 's2s, $40 A. n. 'Llo. 40. 'sio
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at IFS, esi, 30,
Ss SO and S4 'roadway, IS Union square West, S+S
Columbus Ave, y. T.; SCI Fulton St, Court st., -
brosdwsy and Annex Station, Brooklyn.
y Y, Transfer Co. will call for and check hAggnge
<om hotel or residence through 10 desiinstion.
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8ailrpads.
new YORK CENTRAL,

days and Sundays,
Harlem Division.
Sl2 A, VI. and 8;66 p M Daily eIcept Sunday To
Pittsheld: Sundays only at a;2o A. M
wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsrh Light
Ticket oitces at ll3 2al, 4iR and 1919 Broadway
20 Union sq, W, 2sh Columbus Ay., ~ W i?bth a.
Grand CantrAl station, l2bth st. station and lBsth
~ station, New York; 3as and 728 Fulton 81 ana
l06 Broadway. L. D., Brooklyn. " e
Telephone h4hbo cortiandt' for New York Central
Cab service: Bsggsae checked from hotel or resi-.
dcnce by Westcol Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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Court of Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY, Dec. 1i.-Court OF Appeals Calendar for
to morrow: Nos. i6s, I14, i3d. III. l7b, l7o, Sa2
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
'AIbRoAD.

FV1iul0ysvulll0
FAIhFoA
STATIONS foot of WEST Twenty rn,np STREET Isp
DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLAsDT SrREETs
sSThe leaving time from Desbros.es aud
Cortiandt streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
1865 A. NJ. PAST MAIL-fimited to two Buffet
Ptts6urg to chicago No coaches to Pittb1 Pittsbnr1s oN
sss ss FAs PAsSIYfyiyfs IYEfEfSIT M Fpf cfyfIna
serystion. Cars, For CHICAGO Cleveisnd' Toledo.
,,ss F. N cHIcS%5 A~b C%'ff sF. TdUis E1PREss- lR;
For tou,syillc Via otncinnatD. Indianapolis. CHI
s!ss SGT p 81 N. WESTERN rxpREss-ror chIc.s,
TEEN so1ril@ssrFRS trf H EXPRESS. Pitts.
burg Akron. Cleveland Nashville via Cncinnati,
7[sP e pRcific GXPRfss lont p.burs an,
Chn,sasp; For KnoHyille daiIy. via shcnsnloah
s%S ?. N. MAIL ANp ExpnEss.-Pu!lmsp purc,
Pttsburr and points West. daily. except sunday.
wAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
7iS5 & sa5 o s;NS % %hGm0 p.sbr1ssc. ] and ] GGrilanit
sroS. h aso ss soSrT ccSrrss.ons1 "nd i@ iSSF'di
rsro. "A s.a pn,ms nisT c,r Cars, 81 2P 4is n@s
SUNDAY SUNDAY s.. s:2s c. cs.5s. lci5Si Dining cs2 4 NJ.
pnss a ss Dnns ca s "a FaFTT Dnna a
Car. 20 p NJ, I2:lO night
souTHERS haliwAY.-ESpress. 875. t;2o p. NJ.
NORFOLK ASD WESTERN sAIIwAy.-ror Mem
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Exprcss. sbb A. NJ and
oHEsApraKR sss q 4 EoHro RArLwAY.-7.ss NJ. week.
FOR Old Id POINT siS cSSyFoRRr and SoRroLK.-7,Ss
A; ~ week.lays and s;!b 7. NJ. daily.
yestbulcd Train. Buffet Parlor Cars PASSENGER
Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-12;J5 Y. NJ weekdays
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Twentythird Street station. ssb5 4.
NJ. 1870. 3:25 and 455 T.. NJ Sundays n;25 A.
streets. $500 4, NJ IL! o.. $40 and 5!iU +. II.
Sundays. D:45 A. n biIbP ii.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6!1O tDe-brosses AMI Cortlandt streets 620, 7:2S,
1865. s.25. s5b. r:25. Cp!55 PennA Limited,,
1910 Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets 1o;20j
I :b5. 2:lo tDesbrossen and Cortlandt streets
2.2ul. 2bb. 3:25. a;5b i:2S ii2i Dining Carr. 4i65
Dining Car. b:65 Dining Carr. !b5. $500. p;25
PM, l2:lo night. Sundays $40 si2b. 1858, p:2b,
p:66 Iimited. p:55 io!bb Dining Oar) A. NJ,
I?;b6, i;66 Dining Carr. a;2h, ai5b; t.25
Car, 7:bb, X 81. a25 p. NJ, l2iiO night
Ticket Offices Nos AL. VA, 11au, 1884, III. and
2SI Broadway: Astor House; West Twenty. third
Street station: and stations foot Of Desbrosses and
COrtlAndt streets. Court street $40 Fulton street.
IS Broadway and PennsylyaniA Annex station.
BROOKLYN station, jersey City. The New York
Transfcr Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to de4tinAton.
Telephone "p1t Eighteenth Street." for Pennsyl.
Nania Railroad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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Money in London. 4hG65 per cent. Rates OF
discount IN open market for short and three
months hils. per cent. The amount OF
on balance to-day. f72.OO0. Paris advices
quote per cents at 100 francs 57}i centimes
rxchanRe on London. 25 francs 32h centim es
mated the Bankers' Trust COMPANY OF thIs city
aleppsltary ot the lawful money reserve Of the
state banks OF the State OF New York
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9atents.

I)ATfNTs for Inventions procured promptiyi low
rates. ROEDER BklEsEN Frank v. BresonL
81 Sassaust Ny
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Augusta shipped to-day shs hals " mphis. 42'l;
IT. ous I.2tr. and Huust n, S,iS7. New OIlrGus
closed to "a wrr and New YORK tn low0r,
ending quiet d steady w.tn estima.el sales here
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So ws wsTs WsaE With aPot sales Of 10000 bush.
dnn At hHc. for No, westsrn. December in ohicSyo
Fs"s Mn nic .ked barley was quiet steady
aepres.d. sales Of b24, 900 bush. noatlr At the
SSHntpor's Nc: ?, 8eAc In elevator; do. no over
ShlcaHn May Z. o. b. Futures declined u 10 Nc with
sales OF 81, 900 buah an foilows, - ~ w. "''A
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

fOR THE WEST.
Leave New York, South Ferry Whitehall TormiuaD
and foot OF Liberty street.
DAILY. Except SUNDAY. ssundays
CHICAGO, 1850 A. NJ. Liberty street Only
"i;3O r. VI. and si2:iO night.
PlTTsbuRG .4'an A. NJ. Liberty street only,
.CINcrSXATI ST. Louis. $1,000 A. NJ. .5;55 NJ
$l2:l0 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
wAsHISdTON BALTIMORE. ~ 90, $1,000 nnon.
- 80 A, VI. Diner, " 90 Z. NJ Diner $40
man Train Diner and CATO. +2;H6 Diner, $50
J. n. Dinerl and -i2lo night. NORFOLK tluO
+. NJ.
All trains are illuminated with PlntSyh Light
Ofnces ll3. lI2 26l, 4S4. 1854 Broadway. IS
Union III, ", l27 Bowery. y. V. 33p Futon t.,
Brooklyn; whitehall TcrmnAi ant Lihcrty IT, Ras,
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OLD poMiNIoN LINE.

For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Port-month.
counecung for Peter. burg Richmond. Virgins
West
Ere vht and passenger steamers sail from Pier %,
North RIVER, foot of Beach At. every weekday, sI.
cept saturday, at 3 7, NJ. anil S,turiay atIPM
II. WALKER Trafhc Manager.
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HsMBU1G.hMERIClN LINE,

Twin screw EIpress steamers during Win.
tor on German Mediterranean Service. Ser
vice TO London, Pnris, Hamburg, resumed
Feb. 90, 1000. Twin screw Passenger Ser
,iNe to Plymouth uondonI and HAMBURG.
Also y. S.-HSmhurH direct.
For sailing. &c, apply to
Company office. ~ B way NY. ph one 1871 Broad
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-09
7. N. O. A. NOTES.

The meetings in the city jail last
Sunday were very impressive under the
direction Of Brother James Hernes.
The boys were very much interested
in the address which was given to them
last Sunday, subject, 1.-TWO Ladders. -
Brother Edgar Thomas gave some
very good advice to the men last Sun-
day. Subject, 1.-The Young Men the
Future Hope"
Prot. w. 8. Morgan will address the
boys Sunday at p. m. All boys are
invited
Asst. j. ]. Spottswood will conduct
the Mems Meeting Sunday at $3.50 o,
m. Free TO all men.
Night School opens Monday. Oct. 2.
8 p. M, Prof. w. &. Morgan, PRINCIPAL
assisted by Miss Columbia williams.
90 cents per month in advance.
Asst J. ]. Spottswood Is still making
. house to house canvass.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE STAR OF
BE rHLEHEM.

The Rising Sons and Daughters of
the Star of Bethlehem held its ami
versary on Monday, Sept. 4, 1899. at
Bethel Church, Hanover Co., Va. It
was q pleasant drive and the three
subordfnAtes out in full force. Bro. K.
ID. Fitzgerald stated the obiect of the
gathering and q report OF the subordi.
mates was made. Bro. John Bright
sang hymn. Rev. Jeremiah Rufin
read the 2nd chapter of Matthew.
Prayer was offered by Rev. E. D. Fitz.
gerald Hymn by Rev. Hill latter which
Rev. Rutfin delivered q short address
Rev. Wn. II. Davis proceeded to
preach the anniversary sermon. Text
Isaiah 9:6-"For unite US a child ia
born"
Dinner was served at D. M, oonsti-
tueing all the delicscies Of the season.
The order is in prosperous condition.
Another branch has been organized for
the old people, whom other organiza-
ton viii not take on account Of their
old age. We take them from fftv Ia
sixty by paying 81, which makes them
FULLY benefited. The meeting il the
End Sunday in each month at 1917 N.
Bird S., at 4 p. N.
Builders: Eliza Dudley, president:
=. ID. Fitzgerald, first staff; Maraaret
Coleman and Others; w. l.. Ransome.
secretary; c. j. Holloway, assistant.
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Grand Time at the
9th St. Bap. Church

Rev. H. Charles Pope is in town
the people know what that means, he
is one Of the most successful Panora-
ma men in the United States. The
9th Street Baptist Church voted its
pastor months rest; and the msm-
bers we're determined to make him IN
apurse. Rev. Pope was sent for and
notice OF his exhibition packed the
editice Of the 9Th St. Church to over
tiowiDg on last Monday night. Over
*1OO 20 were taken in at the door.
Those who witness the exhibition
once will certainly want to see it again,
The churches of the state would do
well to send for this great stereoptiean
and lecturer. The members of the Bth
st. Church are hsppy in that 8 grand
success has been made in raising a
purse to send DR.. Graham away on va /.
cation.
Rev. Pope will entertain audiences
nc the following churches next week:
Tabernacle Baptist Church, MAYO st.
monday night. September IL, '99.
First Baptist Church, College and
Broad ST., Tuesday night, 18th.
Sixth Mt. Zion Church, Duval and
St. John Sts., Wednesday night, 18th,
Fifth Baptist Church, Harvie and
Gary Sts., Thursday, 18th.
Handsome tea set Of 81 pieces will
be given away at each entertainment.
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gave entire satisfaction to all OF his
hearers.
sestiOn A Of she b. Y. P. U. met on
last Sunday night, President SamT u.
johnson presiding. Prof. Blackwell
acted secretary. The subject ''Pea ace"
Tor discussion was announced by the
president. Miss A. A. johnson read a
we'll prepared paper on the subject.
After which it was discussed at length
by the members. Mr.. G. n. MunfGrd
sang beautiful solo, entitled "Sweet
Peace" Mrs. Ida b. Atkins manipu-
lated upon the musical keys. All went
away feeling amply paid for what they
had heard Rev. Blnga congrst ulated
the president and members for rem
dering such programme. stating that
he only regretted thst the entire men,
bership and citizens IS well did not
hear such rich exercise. A vote of
thanks was rendered Mrs. Atkins for
her services.
hr. Cyrus II. Gaines is yet inaispos-
ed. We hope his recovery.
The children are getting ready for
the public schools. They will open
next Thursday morning.
BIC TWO.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-09

The shoe Ting in Iowa, Minnesota and
South Dakota this year promises to be
very good IS the rainfall in All thAss
states was abundant. The best locsIi-
ties for chicken and duck shooting are
on ana trlbatary TO the lines Of fha
Ohlcago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail.
way. A copy OF recent publication ia
sued Dy the passenger department. of
that road can be had on application ta
John Il. Pott. District Psssenoer
agent, 4So William So WiIliauosport
"a, and enclosing three eents in
stamP1 Tor POEtsgA
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MANCHESTER LETTER.
Mr.. Moons ApuOiBtmeHt-PeIsonal and
Briefs Mentioned.

-
Mr.. Q. William Moon has been APP
pointed Sovereign Grand Inspector
General of the Scottish Rite Masons of
the United States and dependencies.
he has also been appointed secretary
Of the commission of Aasons to the
Exposition at Paris next year. He has
taken the thirty-third degree. This
speaks we'll for the Free State"
Messrs. Samuel Young and Robert
Taylor, two OF our young men have
opened butchers stall at 2l15 Hull
st. For all kinds Of fresh meats give
them q cali and you will be treated ali
right.
Mr.. Robert Coles of the Hampton
Normal and Agricultural Institute was
In our city Sunday, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. 4. Oogbill.
MIR. Charles Jefferson arrived in the
city Saturday evening from Philadel-
phia. BE was called here by telegram
on account of the illness of his sister.
= Ell" IS looking well and is contented
While singing, I'm living easy"
Mr.. Charles Robinson, of Newport
News, spent Sunday and Monday in
our city.
Messrs. Frank White and George W.
York.
The marriage of Mrs. Amelia Kick
mon to Mr.. John H. Jones, of Rich
monds will take place at the residence
OF the bride, No. 200 w. Dist Street.
Manchester, Va, Tuesday morning,
Sept. 18th, at 8 O'Clock sharp. Friends
are invited. No cards.
Mrs. Walker, the female preacher.
who IL holding . camp meeting in the
upper part Of our city, is having large
crowds each night. Last Tuesday full
~ 1CC0 people stoed under the sound
OF her voice and listened to the az
Of scriptures.
Rev. r. Bsecher Taylor preached for
the congregation OF the First Baptist
Church on last Sunday morning. The
ReveEend preached an excellent ser
cellent sermon and It was enjoyed By
all present.
Our citizens are highly elated at the
selection OF Mr.. o. i. Wiafree, super.
intendent OF the First Church Sunday
School, as member OF the Executive
Board OF the Va. Baptist =. s. Convsn-
Deputy W. H. Hatcher and Associate
DepHty, Mrs. +. A. Goode, held an IN.
terestlnE meeting on last Wednesday
night AZ the Samaritan Hall, Hull st.
Spseches we're delivered by Past Chiefs
n. Blackwell, 8. II. Johnson, Grand
secretary z. William Noon, all Of Man |
Onesser, MRS. Maud James, the Nation |
Al 0reno Representative, Mrs. Jack /
son, Past Grand Chief J. B. Taylor and |
others from Richmond.
Rev. DR.. Binga preached q wonder.
5ui sermon on last Sunday evening.
Subject Il sm the way" The Doctor
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TIL ONLY Way.
Continued from 2nd Paae1

NN~N-A 0C "a AAOAA 1IA 1RoJ
had remained sPell6Ound, moved un-
easilysin his chair.
Il hear nothing" he said at lest; and
then, recovering himself, adroitIy
turned.to ring the electric bell. But the
visitor had prevented him.
Don't do that, he said, in a voice so
calm that the actor-manager, aston
ished, looked up quickly. 20
The man was smiling quite naturally
and saneiy.
Mr., Hurcembe," he said, .'as you've
repeatedly assured me, I'm perfectly.
sane"
What" gasped the manager,
astounded at hearing.his ownname pro-
nounced.
I'm sane" repeated the man. at
trust you'll excuse the triclsFve played
upon you, a trick brought about by
necessity and the urgency of my case.
An actor, I've been out of an engage
nent for months; and, hearing this
morning of the illness of two members
OF your company, l determined would
either secure the engagement OF end
life of poverty off Waterloo bridge. All
day at the theater I've been trying to
get your ear, but Ro one would take I'D
my name. looked too seedy, ], Sup
pose. Tho thing was hopeless, and 1
walked toward the river; but the wa
ter looked SO cold. If you had only been
able to give me a chance felt should
have proved a success in the part, which
Is. not unlike the one I've been assuming
now. Desperation drives man to
strange things, and resolved upon a
bold course. An hour ago I,saw YOU
enter here. when by lucky circum-
stances you omitted to fasten the door
securely. The rest you know, sir. It's
an engagementI want-not charity"
Edward Hurconbe grasped the stu
alton at once, and his eyes were dim.
for he was a man OF warm sympathies.
MY boy" he said, rising and taking,
the others hand, you've solved the
very problem was considering when
you so unceremoniously entered. The
parts yours, and good luck go with it,
Chicago Times-Herald. II
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but why he should be willing to spend
any portion OF his millions TO get the
empty honor OF democratic nomins-
ton for Governor OF Ohio, the Vice
Presidency. or even the Presidency, is
something beyond the comprehension
OF ordinary mOrtals- But he has al
ready made . start In lavish expen di-
lures for = very empty honor. and that
~ what 10 worrying the Bryanites.
Secretary Root hopes and believes
that the situation in Cuba will warrant
toe holding OF municipal elections not
later than next Mag.
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Middle Atlantic States.
Greeting:
Beloved in Christ Our Foreign
Mission Secretary, Rev. /. g. Jordan,
reports that up TO Aug. LIST. this dis
trict had contributed $l627.44. This
is good showing but had all done their
duty it would have been much better.
Let every pastor and church mem
Der who reads this ask the questions,
Have | done my duty to this works.
Have given to it as the Lord has
prospered me this Yesr7"
Brethren shall we close the conven-
tlonal year in debt to our Missionariesl
Upon your interest as manifested bv
your gifts depends the answer. The
time is short, onlE few days until
the meeting OF the National Conven-
tion in Nashville, Tennessee.
reihren. the test OF our love OF
Christ IL our obedience TO His COM
mands. II we truly love Him we are
willing TO make sacrifices for His
cause. The hardness of some churches
as to gifts to save the heather is mag
vellous, examples Of readiness to obey
the Lord even spontaneous acts
prompted by love are not few. The
Lord has promised fall measure to
eA0eC VIII give 70 ID ~ cause,
While the Couatry is rejoicing in an
era OF prosperity are you not willing to
make glad the hearts of our missions
ries abroad? Whether your treasure
be large or small are you not like
Mary, willing to pour il out at jesus
feet? Remember il WAS Judas who
objected. Mary was blessed. So will
you be IL you, do likewise. Oil how
poor our gifts are compared with
Christ's to US.
Do not think yours is not needed.
be who says, Bring ye all the tithes
INTO my store-house," also says, "Ren-
der to God that which is His" and
The liberal soul shall be made fat
says Solomon.
We meet at Nashville, Tenn, Sept.
18th f9th. Make Checks, Money Or
ders, Etc, payable TO the National
Baptist Convention, Nashville, Ten
neBsee.
Yours for the Lord,
J. II. A. CYRUS,
Port Royal, Va, District Secretary.
Sept, lst, 1899.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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There will be services at the
Leigh st. NJ. E. Church Sunday. Sent
10, 1899, at II q. N. and 3 80 .. M Al
> 30 the pastor, the Rev. J. EdwarS
Candy, A. NJ, B. D., will preach from
tho 9th Article OF the Apostles Greed
On last Sunday the services were wall
attended ard the pastor explained the
4th Article Of the Apostles Greed with
marked ability, 'S~ WIN
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Benevolent Investment
And Relief Assnr latin,

OF VIRGINIA.
chartered by Legislature OF Virzsnia.
MAIN OFFICE: "a w. LEIGH 81.
RICHMOND, va.
Sick and Death Benefits Paid. Yhuza
who do not keep regular Barb A~-
count, the plan Of this AssoesAtirIo
takes its place. -'---'
MONEY LOANED to members ~
PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE Sc
CURITlES on small weekly payments
interest Paid on all Deposits. Pnr.
l1ssner information apply at the main
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al PAST Chsncellors are requested to
attend the regular monthly meetings
OF the Past Councillors Assembly to
be held on Friday night. the 18th inst.
at The Planet Building. BIZ N. 18Th Sc
at $50 sharp. Business of Importance
to be trsnsacfed and interesting sub
jects TO be discussed.