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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

last Sunday service this summer in this
engagement. Last Sundays services at
the First Church were largely attended.
and cordial invitation Is extended to ali
to worship n these union services. par
tcularly at night, when so many of the
other churches are closed
Rev. John 7. Bosnian, Of Park-Place NJ.
r. Church, will preach at both services
to-day.
The Auxiliary of St. Johns P. e. Church
will hold a special prayer service for
the missionaries in China, Monday at )
P NJ, in the lecture-room of the church.
Members of other aux.liaries are cordial
ly invited to meet with them.
The Baptist Sundny-School Association
will hold its monthly meeting to-
day at $50 P. NJ, With the Barton
Heights Church. Rev. DR.. Gardner, of
Greenville, 5. c., viii make the address
Rev. G. II. Spooner will occupy his
pulpit at Trinity Methodist Church at
both services. morning md evening.
DR.. w. w. LANDRUM.
The congregation of the Second Baptist
church VIII have the pleasure of agin
hearing their former pastor, Dr.. w. w.
Landrum, to-day, who is filling the
pulpit during the month Of August. There
viii be no service at night.
In the absence of Rev. c. D. CraWley
OF Union-Station Methodist Church. Rev.
j. 7. Lumpkin VII fill his pulpit ut the
morning service. There will be no service
at night.
Rev. o. E. Sears, of Charlottesville, will
preach al the Seventh-Street Christian
Church this morning at II o'clock
There viii be no night service.
Rev. j. r. Harrison viii fiji his pulpit
at Emmanuel Baptist Church at both ser
vices. This Will be the first time he has
preached to his people since his recent
Illness
There will be both morning and evening
services at Grace Episcopal Church, con-
Quoted by the rector, Rev. Landon r.
Mason.
Rev DR.. w. W. Moore Will preach this
ond Presbyterian Church
AT THE Y. NJ. C. A
The seventh OF the interesting summer
Sunday-afternoon meetings viii be held
in the y. NJ. C. A. MUSHROOM to-day at
o. clock p. NJ. These meetings are proving
not only popular but exceedingly helpful.
Mr.. A. b. Caldwell, Of the B. f. johnson
Co, will preside this afternoon. ana
the theme will be THE Young Man and
HIS Strength" All young men members
or non-members Of the Association, are
welcome.
The Boys Gospel Army will hear Mr..
r. II. Harris at 3 o'clock and the Work
ers' Bible Training Clnss will meet in
the parlor al 5:15 o'clock. in charge Of !
Generni Secretary Mckee. I being the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
BAND CONCERTS.
Programme TO be Rendered Next
Week ut tic HHriiS.

Programme 10 be Rendered Next
Week 1T the Parks.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the free concerts of Iardeila's
Band this week:
/. March, Ia Boston Tea Party, Pryor)
2. Overture, Martha (F'lotow)-
3. 1ntermezzo, Smiles and Tears"
Voelker).
4. Clarinet Solo, Transcription from Yer
dis Opera, III Trovatore,' (cavillinD,
Felix Iardella.
5. Cake Walk, "shuai.ng Jasper"
(Scouton).
9. Comet Solo, 'srhe Holy CITY"
(Adars), Mrs. \. J. LESS. (By request)
l. Waltz La BaMerina," (Colavlta>.
g. Grand Po,pouri from the Huguenots
CNIeyerbeer).
9. (a) mtermezzo s:nfonico from Caval-
lerla Rusticana, 0Tascag,iD, cby requesD.
CD Cake Walk "Ilnpecunious Davis
N1ills).
10. Star spangIed Banner and Dixie.
Concerts VII be given at the following
places:
Observation-Disclosures Park, $50 to 1896.
Tuesday-Capitol Square, TO
Observation-Disclosures Square. $50 TO 1880.
Thursday-Gambles HN, $50 to 1880,
Frtday-Jefferson Park, $50 to 1880.
Saturday-Reservoi 10 4
Thn Beard III Aldermen.
There will be a meeting of the Board of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

Manager Wells offers very well-select-
ed bill of vaudeville for this weeks at
traction at the Casino. 1t Is made up OF
sneak and will make a pleasant evening :
entertainment. There are acts for young
and old, acts that will be interesting, nov
el and amusing
The Deltorello Brothers, who are decided
" the most unique comedy comedians
electrical, musical-in the profession are
the headliners, Aside from the fact
that they are clever musicians. they
have novelty that is interesting be-
cause Of its unique features Belle
Hathaway has frequently headlined
bills at the best theatres. exhibiting her
wonderful troupe OF trained monkeys. Ben
nett and Young. the illustrated song pro-
ducerS, promise to be decidedly interesting
Mr.. Bennett owns the most costly picture
exhibiting machine that has been made
He recently spent 500 for improvements
Mr. Young is a clever vocalist He will
make the act popular one. Lozella. the
famous European athlete. will give an ex-
hibition of grace and strength that will
surely draw applause. He performs acts
that are original with him.
Prof. G Curtis Munson. who has been
le3cAif1S vocal music III the puDllC SSuoolS'
and who successfully trained ne large chill
dren's chorus that sung during the Carni-
val. will make his vaudeville debut at the
Casino. He possesses beautiful voice
and will no doubt contribute a pleasing
number.
Manager Wells had McMahon and King
and Amann and Hartley booked to APP
pear. but the death of a sister of one OF
the former actors and the sickness OF
~ Hartley. prevented them from com.
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DIR. HAWTHORNE
WILL NOT BE HERE
Rev. mr.. Sears to Preach at Seventh
Street Christian Church.
SERVICE AT BR0AD-sT. CHURCH
DIR. Landrum at the Second Baptist.
DR.. Gardner at the First Church..
DIR. Exams at Monumental.
Other Pastors to Preach.
SERVICE AT BROAD-ST. CHURCH

No preaching will be had at Groye-Ave-
nue. Baptist Church to-day on account Of
the fact that Rev. DR.. j. s. Hawthorne,
who is at Alton, Va. is somewhat indis-
posed and will be unable to be here
AT many of me other churches through
out the city there will be services in the
snorning. a few of the pulptts will be oc-
cupied tonight.
There VIII be preaching at both morning
and evening services at Broaddus Memo
rial Baptist Church by Rev. {. Z Wiling
ham. The morning discourse will begin
at II. while the evening talk wall begin
at Sis O'Clock.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart being absent
from the city, Rev. Joseph Iennie of
Corington. KY. VIII occupy the pulpit at
the Church Of the Covenant at both ser
vices morning and evening.
MORNING SERVICES.
Rev. DR.. c. S. Gardner, of Greenville.
s. c.. viii preach at the morning service
at the First Baptist Church. There Will
be no services at night
Rev. DR.. Edward Z. Bomar, assistant
corresponding secretary OF the Foreign
Mission Board, Will conduct the morning
services at Centenary Methodist Church
Rev. DR.. w. Z. Evans Will occupy the
SA'p.t al II u CIOCh
IN the morning. There will be no after
noon discourse throughout the month of
August The celebration of Hoy Com
mGnion VIII take place at 7:t:1 a. Al.
Rer- j. E. Thacker will preach at the
Second Presbyterian Church at II A. NJ.
Rev. Dr. w. L. Hatcher Will preach in
the morning at the Grace-Street Baptist
Church.
Tonight Rev. William d. Beauchamp,
pastor of Broad-Street Church. will preach
another special sermon in series. his
subject being The Kingdom OF Goa and
Our Island Empire"
There will be two selections BY male
Quartette composed of Messrs Watkins.
Montgomery. Eubank and White, and
contralto solo by Miss Frances D!ses
These services are largely attended and
are held in the basement of the church.
which is one OF the coolest places In the
city.
4 cordial Invitation to ALL Service be-
gins at Sis p. N.
REV. MIR. MCCLURE TO PREACH.
The union services of the FIRST and
Grace-street Presbyterian, churches VII
be continued today. services being
held ia the Gracs-street Church Rev. A.
p. Mcclure Will 1reach. and II will be his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
ENTERTAINED AT CEMETERIES.
Tour of Inspection Made by Council
Committee Last Week.

That Shoclloe Hill Cemetery viii undergo
| many Improvements within the next few
| months seems to be a matter of little
doubt among the members of the City
Council.
The Committee on Cemeteries will ask
for a special appropriation to put the Gem
etery in good condition. Already Sl,1oo
have been expended in building a new
brick wall around part of the ceme-
terry.
Nessrs. w. S. Blackburn and w. j.
Smith have retired as keepers of the cene-
terry, and Messrs. Albert Keith and John
R. Leaman have taken their places.
Those of the members of the Committee
on Cemeteries who inspected the Gene
teries throughout the city last week We're:
Messrs. Robert Whittet. Jr. chairman,
T. 3. Williams (sub-chairman), John
Mann, Jr., Henry P. Beck, d. i. McCar-
thy, J. NJ. Blanks and a. B. Ferguson.
Messrs. John Pettis, George c. Ruskell,
Chris Manning. Ben. r August, Z. c.
Ete and Justice John J. Crutchfela ac-
conlpaniel the committee on their tour of
inspection.
When the committee and party arrived
at Oakwood Cemetery the keeper, Mr.. W
Allen Dickinson, had a lot of refresh
ments waiting for them. which they en-
joyed very much. The committee found the
cemetery to be in the best condition pos
sible
Mr.. Charles z. Richardson, the keeper of
River View Cemetery. also had the gen
tlemen served with refreshments late in
the afternoon
The keeper of Hollywood also rendered
the gentlemen warm reception upon their
arrival there Hollywood was found TO be
kept in very good condition, though many
of the plots need attention
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
AID FOR GILLlGAN.
Richmond Sympathizer Making an
Active Canvass.

hlcnnOnu SSmpatniLeF HA "
Active Canvass.
Mr. f. H. Wflleford, who resides at NO.
526 North Twenty-ffth Street this city
has undertaken an active canvass among
the friends of Andrew Carter Gilligan. the
convicted murderer of Mr.. G. Beverly
Turner. who is now confined in the Peters
burg Jail, pending the result of an appeal
for q new trial.
Mr. Willeford was at one time in the
employ OF the murdered man. and says
that he has known Gilligan from childhood
and that Gillfgan and he had worked side
by side for period of over three years.
Mr. WiIIeford says that Gilligan stood
high in the favor of the man he slew and
;s confident that it was only In self-de-
Tense that GillIsan committed the deed.
c,:IIigan he regarded as good boy and
steady workman and SAYS that he was
the sole support of a widowed sister and
no. family as well as his single sister
Mr. Wi!leford says that Gilligan's
friends will do all in their power to secure
hin, new trial and that Gilligan's
hrother-in-law has expressed Willingness
to mortgage his farm SO that new trial
NAV be secured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
Mr.. LIBBY THINKS HIM SINCERE.
Will Take no Action Against Rev. Mr.
Wharton.

Mr.. George ". Libby, who has just re-
turned from Atlantic City, believes in the
integrity of Rev Mr. Wharton.
de said that he would take no action
WI, Mhatever against Rev. Or. Wharton, who
had borrowed 5000 from him on the ocean
City property.
Its a matter between DR.. Wharton and
myself he said, and believe DR.. Whar-
ton has done nothing criminal He will
90 the right thing in the premises
Since my return. l have received a let
ter from DR.. Wharton in which he asks
me 10 pay no attention to what l see
IN the papers. as he is all right saw DR..
Wharton in Philadelphia on my way home
from Atlantic City and spent a. pleasant
hour or two with him.
Mr.. Libby says that on the day that DR..
Wharton was arrested ne and Mrs. Libby
We're at the wharf at Ocean City, having
gone there from Atlantic City just for the
trip. But he didn't know that DR.. Wharf
ton was there until he saw it in the pa
perS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
Tobacco for Our Fighters.

Great quantities OF chewing tobacco
have been shipped from here to China
this week. Most of it went to Shanghai
or to Hong Kong. It is presumed that
the manufactured weed is intended for
the use of the soldiers and sailors of the
navies and armies now engaged in try
ing to conquer the Boxers.
Nearly all the Richmond tobacco fac
tories are being worked to the fullest
extent of their capacity. This has been
one of the busiest summer seasons with
them. The sales OF internal revenue
stamps have been unusually large for
this season of the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
MORE EXPANSION.

! Every one who reads the magazines and
| illustrated papers nowadays has proba-
! bly, been impressed by the prominent and
attractive advertisement of the Pruden-
tai Insurance Company Of America, which
displnys in bold relief the familiar pic
ture Of the Rock Of Gibraltar, bearing the
legend, THE Prudential has the Strength
of G braltar." What Gibraltar represents
to the British Government-the strength,
security and impregnability which in
stra tegic sense Gibraltar implies-the Pru-
Dental represents in the world of life in
surance.
With over S33, 500 600 of assets and sur
plus exceeding S6.OG0,oC0. the Prudent al
stands as one of the strongest companies
in existence, while its popularity is at
tested by its immense clientele. there be-
ing over 3,50O,Goo policies actually in force
on the books of this company, insuring
over $50o0ID.O01.
Two clnsses of bus ness are operated by
the Observation-Disclosures and Ordinary.
In the latter department policies from
sl,G90 to 100000 are issued under a variety
Of plans, afford:ng ample opportunity for
selection.
1t is interesting to know that this com
pany has now extended the operati tons of
its Ordinary Department to the State of
Virg MIA. where It's plans viii no doubt
meet with the same universal approval
and success which have attended its ca
reer in other States.
The interests of the company in this
State will be in the hands Of Mr.. Pelham
Blackford and Mr.. Arthur P. Wilmer
General Agents, whose office is al SOB
East Main Street, Richmond, Va. Infor-
nation regarding the company or nny of
It's pol cies viii be gladly furnished upon
application to these gentlemen.
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THOSE WHO WILL
SPEAK LABOR DAY
Congressman Lamb, Attorney-General
Montague and Colonel Harwood
GRAND PARADE AND MUSIC.
Mr. j. q. Doherty to be Chairman and
N1r. james Isountree Chief Mar
sh;lI OF Paradc-Thc Day Will
Be appropriately Observed

The union labor men of Richmond are
making great preparations for the ceie-
bration of Labor-Day, which tails on
Monday, September Sd. Parades, picnics'
feasts ard general jollitication meetings
will be held throughout the city.
During the past week nearly ali OF the
labor organizations in the city have been
making preparations to participate IN the
parade. which viii take place at about
10 o'clock in the morning.
At the meeting Of the Labor-Day Com
mitteee at the residence Of Mr.. j. w.
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fourteenth number of the prayer service.
lis theme VIII be Praying and Working"
The Mil!ennial Dawn Christians viii have
q baptsmal service at Marshall-Street
Christian Church to-day al p NJ Mr.
Staples will ofticiate.
PREACH IN HANOVER.
Beginning this morning Rev. DR..
]. r. Garlck, assisted by Rev. Mr.. B. c.
Hening. of the Fulton Baptist Church,
viii begin a series of all-day meetings at
Winns church, in Hanover county. The
public is cordially invited to these meet
ings.
Rev Mr.. George w. Clarke, formerly
pastor of the Barton Heights Baptist
Church, viii occupy the pulpit at the RAN
dolph-sueet Baptist Church at both ser
vices to-day.
Rev. NJ. j. T. Routten will conduct the
Methodist Sunday-school service at High
land Springs this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. a cordial invitation is extended
the public to be present. The Seven Pines
car will carry those wishing 10 attend the
services
AT the Corinth Methodist Church,
on tho Seven Pines road, tonight,
a series Of special meetings will be in
ausurated by prominent Christian work
ers from the eastern section of the city.
Mrs Frank Watson is expected to be
present and render a vocal selection.
This promises to be as successful meet
ing as the one recently held at East
Richmond Hall. The public is cordially
invited to attend these services. Seven
Pines cars leave the sheds at and $50
o'clock each evening.
Rev. w. W. Landrun, D. D., will ad-
dress the boys OF the Male Orphan Asy-
lum at their song-service this afternoon
at O'Clock.
Rev. C. e b Smith returned to the
city yesterday, and will fill his appoint
ments morning and evening to-day at Ep-
worth Methodist Church.
At Legh-Street Baptist Church to-day,
the pastor. the Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones, will
preach his last sermons before going away
on his vacation. In the morning his sub
icct will be clarifying by Obedience" In
the evening '"The Test of Conscience"
Rev. Funstenn Bank will deliver an an
nual sermon to the Benevolent Society at
the Mt. Olivet Church this morning at 1:3O
and at $50 2. NJ. a service viii be held by
Rev. K. Beecller Taylor. On Tuesday night
at $50 o'clock Rev. DR.. Graham will hold
a lecture there
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Held 4 Hcui,iOI,.

The ''Sandayschool Glass; Mr.. Tom
Whittet teacher, ard Mr.. Eugene Jones
secretary, and Mr.. Herbert PHILLIPS, treas
urer, held a reunion at the country home
Of ''one Of the members Of the class" Mr..
Coalter, on Chamberlayne Avenue, near
the Union Theological Seminary Friday
night. About twenty of the class were
present, and most enjoyable time was
f-,1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
WED IN WASHINGTON.
Miss Elizabeth Marshall Becomes Mrs.
c. 7. MCClucr.

Mr. Charles P. AIcCluer and Ms Eliza
beth Marshall We're married in Washington
yesterday They were accompanied by Col.
c. E. McCluer and Miss Carlotta Nc
Cluer, father and sister of the groom. The
groom is we'll known here, having for a
number Of years been electrical engineer
Of tn Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
grIph Company and at present holds the
responsible position as electrical engineer
for the William r. Trigg Sh:pbuiidins
Company. The bride is one of Church
HITS most attractive and accomplished
women and has a large circle of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
IirshIlnN Celebration

A very pleasant time was spel.t Friday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Weaver No. 1o3 East Clay Street, the oc-
cason being the celebration ofthe 18th
birthday OF Mss Isika Nash
Among those present were Misses Bes-
sic and Annie Darset, Matte and Mer.ot
Harris Emma Miller, Emma Nash and
Ethel Weaver, and Messrs. Harold, Rob-
bic and James Gillian, Eddie and Jack
Snead, N. Bird Harris and Mr.. Loving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
Harness. Rnf No Mil.

Mr.. Joe kurcy. of Ashland. had mu,s
stolen from him Friday He came to
Richmond with load of truck. and put
up az stable Thursday night. Friday
when he went after the mule 1T was gone
Parts OF the harness were left. and
and the aula tnrnsd Ioosa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
Canitoi Hill Notes

Many applications are being made for
the position of Oyster Inspector, made
vacant by the killing of Mr.. Cannon. OF
Norfolk, by Captain Prince
Major S. Heth Tyler has gone to Rad
ford 10 spend two weeks with mis- parents.
Mr.. John Howard was caller at the
Governors office yesterday.
Miss s. ]. Wysor of Swords Greek. Va,
and w. H. Street, Treasurer of Essex,
we're callers at the Capitol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Since Charles Q. Tyner began the manu-
fncture of Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy
many people have inquired as to its eff
cacy. Chief Justice Buckley, of Georgia,
has tried it for indigestion and dyspepsia,
and gives this as his decision:
Atlanta, Ga, March II, 1S9i.-Chas. o.
Tyner, Atlanta. Ga: I have used. and
am now using, Tyner's Dyspeps Remedy.
It is a mental as we'll US q physical elixir.
With It's aid and pair of spectacles
can frequently see the law in spite OF I'M
suitable or too much diet
LOGAN e. BLECkI1EY.
This IS splendid decision, and people
are proftng by Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
New Lodge to be Instituted

Patrick Henry Lodge. I. o. o. F.. Will
be instituted Monday night a, Sanger Hall
by District Deputy G. B. Jones and Past
Grand-Master Thomas y. Kendier. Taa
Abou Ben -adhem Lodge Will De present To
represent the Lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

Aldermen Tuesday evening at s O'Clock
Many important matters will be brought
| NJ for consdera ton. among them beng
the proposition Of the Crescent Advertising
Publishing Company to place trash boxes
on the street corners of the city.
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official programme, which will probably be
printed this week or next.
THE LABOR UNIONS.
Some of the best-knoWn labor unions in
the city will participate in the Labor-Day
exercises The machinists, numbering
several hundred; the iron moulders, the
brickIayers, the carpenters and the plumb
ers comprise the organizations already
enlisted to participate in the parade. The
shipbuilders from the yards Of the William
r. Trgg Company will also be among the
LabOr-Day celebrators.
The holiday viii be more generally OBJ
served in this city this year than it has
ever been before. Taking into consider
alton the fact that there are hundreds more
people here to celebrate the day the occa-
sion promises to be most auspicious ap-
propriate and enjoyable. Bands of music
will furnish pleasure for those who visit
the parks. where they will be scheduled
to play, and every attraction will be Of
fered those who have to earn their living
by the Sweat of the brow"
SPEAKING AT AUDITORIUM.
Ona Of the most attractive features Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
H.rn and Contents Rurred

Dr. Deitrick, who has a farm about Is
miles up the James River Branch, was
in the city yesterday to consult with the
Chesapeake mad Ohio officials concerning
the loss sustained by him Friday in fire.
said to have been caused by sparks from
a passing engine.
The fire destroyed several acres of
grass. and barn with a large quantity
OF grain stored therein.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
Nidn.t NInye On

Archer Brockenbrough, colored driver,
was told TO move on by Officer Barker yes
terday morning. and he refused to do so.
He was arrested, but resisted. and that
charge was placed against him on the
hlotter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
Property Transfers

The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday:
Richmond-Chas. Z. Drinard and wife
to Fannie 3, Drinard, Is interest in 16 1-6
feet on east side Cherry Street, $50 feet
north of Cary, 5000
Henrico-H. II. Hudgins and wife to F.
A. Whitaker. Jr., u 3-5 acres about five
miles from Richmond, Sl,Ooo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
For Ice Mission.

The Times has received a contribution
Louisa for the ice mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

Beginning this morning Rev. DR..
j. r. Garlick, assisted by Rev. Mr.. B. c.
Hening. of the Fulton Baptist Church,
will begin a series of all-day meetings at
Winns church, in Hanover county. The
public is cordially invited to these meet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

Rev. Mr.. George w. Clarke formerly
pastor of the Barton Heights Baptist
Church, viii occupy the pulpit at the Ran
doph-SUeet Baptist Church at both ser
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

ing on The two next acts VIII be an
nounceI tomorrow.