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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-27
TOLOBBY A LITTLE.
Drummer Doesn't Want Pink Fringe
on His Live Of Goods.

Drummer Doesn't Want Pink Fringe
on His Line orGoods.
He sprang surprise upon the gang by
dropping into town without any forecast
of his arrival and when he walked down
Main street, one at a time, the boys
greeted him.
"Well-I-will-,'' calculated close
acquaintance. that used TO go around with
him. Where the deuce did you come
from? And turned out a moustache
Well.''
And the two shook hands, and looked
each other in the face, and srinned, and
took a general survey of the cut OF each
Others clothes. A dozen or more ques-
tons were fired at the lonS-absent inhab-
liant. and he answered them in order,
but briefly.
and what are You doing now. old
man." asked his friend, offering him q
cigar.
Selling oleomargerine.
where do you travel?"
..IIyerywhere. from Washington, D. c.,
to Squedunkville, South Carolina. and
YOU can inst bet I'm selling the stuff hand
over fist
Doing any business here?
1.-The drummer looked a little worried.
and then half amused and half resentful.
gong to be trouble for me here, if :hey
put through that oleomargerine, butter
inc bill. or whatever You call it,
''I1ow SOP
"Wel. it's just this way don't YOU un-
derstand The Virginia Legislatures
trying to shove through a bill to put 4
pink tint on all the Fbutterine and oleo-
margarine sold in this State. to paste
big label on ii. put a little gilded fringe
around The edge and decorate it generally
with a few warnings like Shake well be-
fore taking and Keep in cool place..
and such rot. tNow.if that bill goes
through see my finish so far as doing
business in this States concerned So
while I'm here / am going to. do little
lobbying on my own hook, against paint
ing my stuff pink or blue. or putting a
danger signal on the whole product.
Amt / right?"
Sure - said his friend. and then
they went in to get high-ball together.
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BURGLARY NEAR. RADFORD.
Safe Cracked and Fifty Dollars Sc
c,Irc.l Also Goods

?
Safe Cracked and Fifty Dollars Sc
cured. Also Goods.
c;al.-At Graysontcwn. near this city, bur
glars secured tools from a neighboring
blacksmith shop, with which they broke
into the storelouse of Henley & Company
last night. They then broke open an
iron safe. frcm which they tool1lthe con-
tents. $50 in money and checks. and about
so worth CT goods. The burglars secured
two horses nearby and rode to the out
skirts of Radford. where they dismounted
and set the horses at liberty. The horses
returned to their owners with tlfeir sad
dies, but TIE burglars at present are at
large.
The weather here is bitter cold the
thermometer being about ten degrees
above zero.
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Killed Her Infant.

Hattie Giles, colored woman. about
twenty years old, was arrested yester-
day by Sergeant Talley and Officer Sowell
on the charge of infanticide.
The body of the baby was found in an
ash-barrel in the rear Of the house where
the Giles woman was employed, and was
taken charge of by Coroner Taylor, who
reported the case to the police. She was
brought to the Second Police Station,
but on account CT her physical condition.
she was sent TO the colored alnshouse.
where she will remain until She is able
TO appear in court
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RECEIVED NO REPLY.
Employees oc the Southern Ask for In

Employees oc the Southern Ask for In
creased Pay.
ATLANTA. GA. Jan. 26.-The agents
and operators Of the Southern railway
have received no response TO their tele-
gram sent last night to General Superin-
tendent Barrett at Washington. asking
for an adjustment. Of alleged grievances.
They desire certain increases OF pay at
some stations. rules governing the en-
ploy,nent of men. shorter hours and pay
for overtime and recognition as coilec-
tive body.
They claim they are the only branch
OF the service not benefited by the re-
storation of the cut Of ten per cent. made
several years ago Ii no response is re-
ceived from Mr.. Barrett tomorrow morn
ing. telegram will be sent General
Manager Cannon.
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Hcuoris be Printed.

The Council Committee on Water met
last night Those present were Messrs.
Whittet Gordon, Montgomery, Fergus
son and Tanner.
The committee approved of the reports
of Drs Levy, Mallet and Superintend-
ent Boiling. and ordered them to be
printed, together with the reports of the
subcommittee. including the resolution
of Mr.. Winston.
Another meeting of the committee will
be held in the near future to take steps
with reference to securing the necessary
appropriation from the Council.
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NORMAL GRADUATES.
DR.. F'raser Presents Diplomas to the
Glass of 1900.

DR.. F'raSer Presents Diplomas 10 tue
Glass of19OO.
FARA1vILLE.s VA, Jan. 2G..specia ..i,,.
and students of the State Normal School
etzin the assembly hall and Dr. traser
presented diplomas to the class OF s,eoru-
airy, 1900. ,;a.o.
Julia Chiffon, Lancaster. Va WAN
sCorsin Binns. Newport News; M Mars are
Watkins 3Goode Skipwith, Aeck.enpurs
scountv:@Ida Miller Howard. Pulaski City;
Sarah Elizabeth Culpepper. Porssmoutn:
Lille Henderson Henning, Pownaeall
county: Anna Kellogg Holland, A men.
Hampton: Martha Frances Johns, BUCK
ingham county. and Celia Oiandl Ha"-
+. CertIficates we're awarded Misses Efea-a
nor Carter Randolph. OF Mississippi. ana
Anna Bruce Houston. of Lextngs ton, a. a..
81 Tonight the class gave a pubic enter
tainment and reception, at which a pleas
ing programme was RENDERED
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way for the month of December, 1sos-'99
Miiease-1S93, 49, 1888, 43S. Gross earn
.ings-1S9o. sIo4,o37: 1895, S12i.c14: in,
crease. sa.o23 Operating expenses and
taxes-1S0S, ST.093: 1880, 500. 800 de-
crease. S13,C14. Net zearnings-1S9S, S46,-
O44: 1899, sS3GG17: increase, S16,0.i
Earnings and expenses for six months
ending December 81. 1899: Gross earn
inSs, s697, 800: net earnings. s2SS, 51i: in
terest on bonds. s1&5,125, and rentals,
$50 9:5N-s1G6. O7:I. Surplus over fixed
charges for the six months, $72,i36
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-27
Freight Train Wrecked.

A destructive wreck occurred cary
yesterday morning at the Orleans7street
yards of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way.
a through freight train, drawn by En-
CINE No 249 composed of twelve cars,
was derailed by the spreading of switch
No 9. and five box cars We're thrown
down an embankment at the foot of the
high trestle, and broken up very badly.
Fortunately no one was on them.
The main line was blocked by the ac-
cident for some hours, and the street-cars
were delayed until about O'Clock. much
to the inconvenience OF those who were
on the way to their work.
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Expc,lition Successful.

LONDON, Jan 2G.-The British expe-
dition against the rebeilious TaSas unaef
Nat. Sallen. IN british North Born,o. LIS
been entirely successful. CAPTAIN Har-
r.ington. with one hundred Sii,has. after
two days fighting. January Sth and 9th,
against a thousand rebels, captured two
forts and two villages. blew up the rebel
magazine. and killed or wounded sixty
Tagas The British had four men wour .
ed. The remaining villages of@tfle dis
turbed district submitted.
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At the BjiOu.

There was weil-fiIled house at the
Bijou Theatre last night to witness the
excellent performance which has been
on at that popular place OF amusement
during the week. The performers. re-
which testified the enjoyment of the audi
sence. With the performance. tonight
Wis. close the bill for this week. and the
one which will be put on the boards next
week is said by the managers to be supe-
rior to any seen in vaudeville here this
year. and they are especially gratified at
having obtained It b
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Visit Grand CHANCELLOR.

Damon Lodge. No. I, knlSass Of
Pythias, honored Grand Chancellor Robert
Catlett, of Lexington. last night. Every
member was present in order to extend
some sort of greeting to Coloael Catiett,.
He was accompanied by Grand Outer
Guard James w. Gordon, Supreme Repre-
sentative D. c.. Richardson, and Vice
Chancellor C. T. Bland
Several other lodges were represented by
delegations. Refreshments We're served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-27

Among some of the well-known Wire
ginIans who are guests at Ebrds are
F.. C. Morris. of Louisa; a s. Segar aud
wife, Of Hampton. II T.. Keyser. OF. Red
wine: n. G.. Buchanan, OF Hanover:sT.C.
Haskins and wife. OF Meherrtn: III d
ELonEwell, ot Dsnvil,s. John 3. 1anns,.y.
of Roanoke. ~
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The old Do,ninion's Part. I

The executive committee of the Old
Dominion Club met last night and. in an
informal way. discussed the proposed Wis
1t to this city OF Mr.. William Jennings
Bryan. and also plans for his entertain
ment while here. No definite action. how
ever, was taken, and a meeting will later
be held. when decisive steps will be taxi
en- and the part the Club will play
in the entertainment of the distinguished
1riSifnr
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To Be Taken to Milford.

The remains of Mr. Charles Beasley,
who was run over and killed by an eiec-
trio car early yesterday morning, VIII be
taken to Milford, on the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. this
morning, where the burial will take fiacc
this afternoon.
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nov rIonthnn Returns.

Rev H. +. Louti1an, who was called
10 Clarke county last week by the critical
Hines OF his uncle, John x. Louthan, Esq.
has returned to the city. and will fill his
pulpit at Howard's Grove Baptist church
tomorrow.
His uncle. who was one Of the promi-
nent farmers Of Clarke, In the Shenan-
doah Valley. died on last Tuesday morn
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Reward for Abscondcl..

Major Howard received d circular let
ter yesterday asking him to look out
for Jacob Meyer Jones, late station
agent, Williams Valley railroad. at Will
Jamestown. Pa Jones absconded on jan
uary 18th. a reward of $50 is offered
for his apprehension.
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ITclliu the Trench.

John Boyle a white man. who was
drunk. fell in the trench on Second street
last night. Policeman w. l.. Bradley
came along and took the drunken man 10
the Second Police Station. where he was
allowed to recuperate. He will probably
call on Justice John this morning.
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Arthur alias Mccarthy living in the
house lie was at once arrested as a
suspicious character and he was sent TO
Jail.
Sergeant Tomlnson discovered man
named George Phillips. who seemed in
terested in the case and he was escorted
to the Office of the Chief Of Police. where
he was well pumped" Several valuable
facts We're brought TO light and the sec
ond and third degree was applied and
the man was set at liberty with instruc-
ton to appear this morning at the Police
Court.
a white woman was also found who
knew something Of the case, and she also
was questioned 1t seems from the evil
dence gathered by the officers that Nc
Arthur came to No. 107 north Seventeenth
on the night of the robbery with another
man now, unknown. and that they carried
4 large bundle with them and tried TO
dispose of the plumber.
The case is being thoroughly investigat-
ed and the, officers are hard at work.
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Miss Nyc Will Sing at Grace Church.

The usual beauty and impressiveness
of the musical part of the services az
Grace Episcopal church viii! be enhanced ed
on Sunday night by the presence OF MISS
Helen 4iNye, who has consented 10 SIG
the offertory on that occasion The am
them will. also be- sung by Miss Nye, as
sisted by the vested choir of the church.
Miss 3Nye has made quite a reputation
for herself as q vocalist and teacher
here, and as she is at present in fine
voice there is rare treat$dn store for
those who attend the services at Grace
church on Sunday night.
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Shit a cainst q Preacher.

Suit was instituted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday afternoon by
Evans Payne against Rev. R. F. aTancil,
a colored Baptist preacher. Payne al
leges that Tancil has slandered MIN and
claims 5000 damages
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OBITUARY.,
William j. ,Elakcy.
Life to the LUNGS.

The death of M William ]. Blakey,
eldest son of Captain w. P. and Mar
,aret a. Blal:ey, was announced yes
tcrday morning at $50 o'clock at ms
home, No. 2O7 east Leigh street.
Mr. Blakey was a well known man,
having been for years connected with
old Fords Hotel.
The funeral will take place from st.
Marks church Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The interment will be in Holly
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Budget Received.

The budget of appropriations for various
institutions and purposes was received
by the Finance Committee last night Ap:-5
preparations are made for several chari-
table institutions in this city.
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morning at 1876 O'Clock at her nome
The funeral will be conducted from
Pine-Street Baptist church Sunday alter
noon at 3 O'Clock. The burial will be in
Hollywood.
George Singer.
Mr.. George Singer, aged thirty-one
years, died last night at 10 O'Clock at his
home. No. 1927 east Main street. The,
funeral notice will be given later.
Captain II. W. Suuti,ai.
OBERLY. VA. Jan. 2G-Special.-Cap-
tain r. w Southall died at o'clock this
morning at Dunboy, his home, in Prince
Edward county. He was born at Selma,
Amelia county. Va, June l, 1881, and was
married February IS. 1867 to Miss Ellen
j. OSulivan, Il lady. OF culture ana re-
finement daughter OF DR.. John O'Sulll-
van. of Amelia county.
She preceded her husband to the grave
only six months. Captain SOuthall was
one of eight SONS ofzDr- P. L. Southall.
Prior to the civil. war he was major
of the Amelia militia; and led a COM
pany of cavalry as captain during the
var. He was seriously wounded IN the
battle of Winchester. and suffered much
in consequence of his wound during the
latter years of his life.
Virginia. had no more loyal and valorous
son than Captain Frank SoEhall.
Soon after the war he moved to Prince
Edward county and settled near the site
of the village of old jamestown He was
q ruling cider in jamestown Presbyterian
church for years.
His remains will be inferred tomorrow
in the Southal burial place, at Selma,
Amelia county.
.};s,.,,.s David DreTrT.
CAPRON. VA, Jan. 26.-Specal.-Jas.
David Drewry, the son of Mr.. j. L. Drew
ofr fnn
illness for some time. A short time pre-
vlous TO his death he had been removed
from his home in Southampton county TO
a hospital in Norfolk, where he died. Dur
ing his sickness he received all the atten-
ton medical skill could give, and all the
care devoted parents could bestow, and
in all his affiictions he was patient, and
awaited his end with an assured hope OF
eternal life.
He was a student Of Franklin Academy,
where he won the scholarship prize last
session, and was held in the highest es-
teen by his instructors and many friends.
'rhe funeral took place at the Capron
NJ. E. church to-day. conducted by Rev.
Mr.. MCGEE, his former pastor.
niiSSJuliu Grim.
FAIRFAX STATION, VA. Jan. 20
Special-Miss Julia Grim died tonight at
the residence of Thomas .. Addison, near
here, from pneumonia. She was seventy
three years of age. Miss Grim was a ma
tive of Frederick county, Va.
She was for many years housekeeper in
the family of the late DR.. J. Phillip
Smith, of Clarke county, and upon the
marriage OF DR.. Smiths daughter y to
Thomas D. Addison, she became 4 mem
Der of Mr.. Addisons household. She was
a strong Southern sy1nFathlZer. ana dur
ipo he of
was unceasing in her m!nlStratlonS TO
the Confederate soldiers.
The remains will be taken to Frederick
ecnDnty for -jntern,pnt
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Coal for Philippines

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2G.-The British
steamship 11mir cleared to-day for Manila
with $500 tons of Pocahontas coal for the
American warships in the Philippines.
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TO2CURE "A COLD glN#ONE5DAY,
Take, Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tai lets-
All druggists refund the money II It fails
Z to cure. "a. w. Groves signature Is on
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crrsccntC itxRnccs

NEW. ORLEANS, LA, Jan. 26.-Dr.
Walmsley and Acushla We're the win
ming favorites to-day. Results:
aFirst race-seven furlongs-Dr. Walms-
ley g to and 4 to - first. Corvallis az
to / and to y second, ]. E. Cline Q6
to s. third. Time, l:29.
Second race-one mile-Deponan Is to
1 and . to y first. Joe Wheeler Is to I
and ) to y second. Harry Lucesco 90 to
II third. Time, 1:43 1-2.
Third race-one and one-eighth miles
NIoncreith Is to and 3 TO y first, King
Elkwood rs to and Sto y second. Tonic
Q5 to y third. Time, 1856.
Fourth race-handicap-one nile-Eva
Rice 6 to and to y first, Andes Is to
1sand to y second, Florisar Q2 to y
third. Time, lao
Fifth race-one mile-Acushla e to l
and even) first, George E. Cox g to
and even) second, Demosetta az to D
third. Time, zap L.
Sixth race-six and, a half furlongs-Ben
Chance 40 to and to y first, Fleuron
S(even and 3 to 81 second. Diana Fonso
eco to y third Time, % Il
Mrs. NJ. Il. Stricken.
SALEM. VA. jan 26.-special.-Mrs.
NJ. E. Strickler, widow of the late john
Stricken. died at her home last night of
a stroke of paralysis, aged eighty.two
years. She was q member OF the Luthe-
ran church. -Four sons survive her-John
H.. Joseph and Jacob Stricken, OF this
city.
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which is to cost not less than 500, COO
John Heron, an old and wealthy Citizen
died two years ago and left to the Indian
apolis Art Association property Of the
aggregate value of $3.50, eco. This money:
is to be used in the purchase Of the ground
and the erection Of a museum. which will
be called the HERON Art Museum In
honor Of the deceased patron Of art
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ORANGE TELEPHO NE COMPANY.
il, Sta ford ~ Date Set Tor u
Ssn .-nr. Rect Con fi.r1.Nce. -

ST. gar Beet Conference.
FREDER VA. Jan. -
Special. AT the annual meeting OF STOCK
holders OF the Orange Tell p1one ;lolh.
nanvs. George ST, Shackelford was elected
president. w. Crit nden mana ana an
". FL Coates secret and treasurer e
divfd end OFFS per cent Twas declared anc
It was decided TO build q bE2aehs va. K5on
sWndua 70 B4lmonts I'll
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-WOR-
ship at II A. NJ. and S p. NJ. In the
morning the pastor. DR.. COOPER, will
preach on THE Baptist Principle" Bible
school at $50 A NJ Union at $3.50 z. NJ.
\ cordial welcome for all.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-WOR-
ship at II a. NJ. and P: NJ: In the
preach on The Baptist Principle" Bible
school at $50 A NJ Union at $3.50 z. NJ
y cordial welcome for all
MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH. (MON
roe Hail. Main street between Pine and
Belvidcre), Rev y. J. HALL. pastor
Preaching at II a. NJ. Sunday school Al
9:1J a Al.
CENTENARY. METHODIST EPIsCO-
pal church, South (Grace street between
STEEL, D. D., misunderstanding at II
A. NJ. and P. NJ. by the pastor
THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH PEo-
twelfth. Rev. WILLIAM ALEXANDER
BARR rector.-Services will be held in
the church SUNDAY morning n,nn1 at Il ocoek
munion the first Sunday in the month at
IL o'clock a. NJ; the third Sunday at 1870
A. Al.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH CEPIscoPAI;-
Divine services at II A. M: and $ f. NJ,
conducted by Rev. HENRY EMERSON
HOVEY rector of st. Johns church.
Portsmouth. n. H
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
\ 4
KERR, D. D., pastor.-11 a. NJ and
z. Al.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. wv. MOORE, D. D., at II A. A.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT pres
byterian). Park avenue and Harrison
street. Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART.
she paso at 1 Mdveek s sns
school meets at $3.50 A NJ. Seats all free
and cordial welcome to all services. is
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Twenty-sixth and Broad streets).
Rev W. H. DODGE, D. D., of Jackson
vile, Fla, will preach at II a. NJ. and S
p A.
SEVENTH sTREET CHI IRIS STA N
MISUNDERSTANDING Sunday at II A. N:
and S P. NJ. by the pastor. Rev..CAREf
e. MORGAN. Morning subject, How I2!
Troubles Evening subject. How to
Study the Bible Seats free and all cor
daily welcomed Christian Endeavor5 So
ciety meets at IT'S P. NJ
L1rE S AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
5CHJ1RCH (slG west Cary street, oppo-
Site Third Market.-Services Sunday at
ii a.. NJ and S Pan. by Elder GOD
FREY GILBERT. of Cornville. Me- Bible
school at 9:15 a. NJ Prayer and con-
ference meeting Wednesday at s p. NJ.
Welcome to all.
SOLDIERS HOME cHAPEL.-services:
Sunday, January 18th as follows: AT II;
A NJ; DR.. Jno. Wm. Jones will preach;
at 4so'clock, DR.. G. B. Stricken. presi-s
dent of Union Theological Seminary, will
.fors fT,n so11
vice. the Union Theological Seminary will
supply the minister There will be APP
propriates music at each OF the services,
but at the 4 o'clock service a1delegation
from the singing club Of the Union Theo-,
logical Seminary will assist In the music.
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acme Rerr,,e,al,t

AIR. T. J. Hooper, OF this city, was
taken yesterday to the Retreat for the
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THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH PEo-
testant EpiscopaD. Broad street below
Twelfth, Rev. WILLIAM ALEAANDEE
BARR rector.-Services will be held in
the church Sunday morning at II o'clock
and afternoon at o'clock. Holy Com
munon The first Sunday in the month at
II o'clock a. NJ; the third Sunday at 7:30
A. NJ.
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ST. PAUL's CHURCH EPISCOPAL
Divine services at II A. M. and s p. NJ,
conducted by Rev. HENRY EMERSON
HOVEY, rector of ST. Johns church,
Portsmouth. n. H
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MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH (MON
roe Hail. Main street between Pine and
Belvidcre), Rev y. j.. HALL, pastor
Preaching at II a. NJ. Sunday school al
9:1J a NJ
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Georgia and Alabama Earnings.
The following are the earnings and ex-
penses of the Georgia and Alabama rail-
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CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCO-
pal church, South (Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth. Rev. SAMUEL a
STEEL, d. D., misunderstanding at II
a. NJ. and S p. NJ. by the pastor.
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT pres
byterian). Park avenue and - II harrison
street. Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART.
misunderstanding at 115A. NJ. and 8
P. NJ. by the pastor. 1idweek service
Wednesday evening at S o'clock. Sabbath
school meets at $3.50 A. M. Seats all free
and cordial welcome. to all services. is
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Grace and Madisom. Rev. ROBERT P.
KERR, D. D., pastor.-11 "A. NJ. and 5
p. N.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. w. w. MOORE, D. D., at II A. NJ.
and at 1 P. NJ.
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Miss DnisI D. Peters.

Miss Daisy D. Peters. the sixteen-year-
old daughter of Mrs. 4. E. Peters. OF NO.
433 south Pine street, died yesterday
morning at 1876 O'Clock at her home.
The funeral will be conducted from
Pine-Street Baptist church Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock. The burial will be in
Hollywood.
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GcorIc Singer.

Mr.. George Singer, aged tlirty-ont
years, died last night a 10 o'clock at his
home, No. 2l27 east Main street. The
funeral notice will be given later.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Twenty-sixth and Broad streets).
Rev. W. H DODGE. D. D., of Jackson
vile, Fla, will preach at IL a. NJ. and S
p. NJ.