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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-21
BETTER PRICES | |: j
FOR ALL STOCKS |.
Strike News More Encouraging.
and Market Does Belts.
LONDON HOPES Fl PEACE f:
And That Makes a Better Market There
Canadian Pacific Led in the
Advance Yesterday, Gains
ing Nearly q Points,
LONDON HOPES FOR PEACE.
And That Makes j Better Market There

81 All the news received by the stock trad
ers yesterday was Of a favorable char.
acter and the market had a pronounced
advance. It was said that there was no
proba bility of the bitumnous coal miners
joining the anthracite miners in the
strike, and it was also said that the an
thracite strike would be of short dura-s
ton. This, Of course, was mere surnise.
yet the market has had a period of low
prices and the time had come for reac--
ton, SO that any sort of favorable report
was employed to put the prices up. II
there should be bad news to-day the prob
ability is that prices would go down
again. In addition to the news from the
strike yesterday, there was news from
London London concerning the war in South
city predicting that the Beers would ac-
cept the terms of peace offered them, and
color was given to the report in a sharp
advance In the price of kaffirS.
ANOTHER HELP.
The market was also helped by a sharp
advance in the price OF Canadian Pacific
which gained nearly per cent. on the
active. and it was said that Mr.. ]. J. Hill
acquired a considerable interest. It was
also stated on Montreal authority that
the Northwest for 81, 500, 900, and that total
sales of land during the last month
amounted to more than s2,o00.0O0.
The market started of well yesterday.
there was an advance all along the line
Louisville and Nashville. which had sold
on the day before at 1861. went up to al
Union Pacific was strong and active, go
ing up above 1O4. while there was also an
advance in ST. Paul. Pennsylvania. New
York Central ard Atchison OF per cent
and more.
STEEL STOCKS HIGHER.
The Steel stocks were in very much bet
ter demand. and a house with prominent
Chicago connections TOOK between Is 900
and 2o,eeo shares of the common at 40.
The preferred was again above 90. The
coal strike has had the effect of helping
the money market, and money was easy
yesterday, the average for the days loans
being between and AZ. per cent. The
:buoyancy of the market became more
pronounced during the afternoon, and
closing quotations were. as arule, the high
est of the day. The market has stood llp
wonderfully we'll under the severe pressure
and as the bad news is all out sentiment
is more bullish. It is out Of the question
to suppose. however, that with a great
strike Of this sort on there will be any
thing like a bull movement. but all things
considered, the market is holding its own
wonderfully well.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 2o-Ihe cotton TOM market r. ct
point lower, following which there was sharp
under Eeazng by ana ear
stability was in keeping with a better class OF
Liverpool cables than expected, light receipts as
throughout the belt and reports that spot cotton
South was in better demand at improving prices e:
Claims that the recent rains South had done
GREAT GOOD and that clearing weather was now
in store combined with weak late ,c tiyerp poo
later it became clear to all that the demand
from spot cotton houses exporters ana new
was growing and that formidable short &c
count remained unprotected helped to encour-
age buying for turn. AS the afternoon pro-
crossed. prices crept steadily upward and SEN
timent gained in bullish intensity. The south n
ern spot markets reported as steady and
generally unchanged while the local SPOT tp anan
cial status Of the New England mills; more
peace rumors from London, a frmer stock mar ma.
ket and light estimates for to-morrow's receipts
at leading points proved moro than an onset Tor
a bearsh weekly crop and weather report from
Washington. The market at the close was
steady in tone and net l obs points higher.
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DID NOT PRODUCE BULLET.
Corporal 'Brien Excused Until He Can.
Produce Samples.

tBys Associated Press.)
5 WASHINGTON; May 20.-Corpora1
Richard @O'Brien was again on the Wit
ness stand to-day when the Senate Com
mite on the Philippines met, but he
added very little to what he had said
yesterday.
He failed to produce the sample bullets
Of which he mad spoken yesterday. init
mating that they were explosives. He
said he had sent to Massachusetts, for
the bullets, but that they had not yet
arrived He was questioned In regard
to the minute appearance of wounds
which he said had been produced by the
explosive bullets. He said that one Of
the men killed at LaNog, when they
We're advancing toward the American
soldiers with a flag of truce, had the en-
tire top of his head shot off, while the
others abdomen was split open In the
latter case the bullet had first entered
the abdomen and then passed through
one of the mans arms, there being a
smooth hole where the ball entered the
arm and a large one where 1t left It,
In reply to questions from Senators
Beveridge and Culberson, the witness
said he had not been very close to the
bodies when he saw the wounds. nor
could he explain how a ball might have
exploded in the abdomen of one Of the
victims and again in his arm Nor do
I think any one else could" remarked
Senator Beveridge.
O,Brien also admitted in answer to
questions from Senator DIETRICH that the
firing was indiscriminate, and the two
men with the white flags might have
been killed by bullets from guns In the
hands of others than the soldiers. He
said he knew of no experiments with ex-
plosive bullets.
Mr.. Patterson took occasion, to express
his disbelief in the theory that the Amer
lean soldiers had been supplied with
other than proper bullets. and other
members of the committee endorsed the
statement.
The witness then was excused until he
could secure the sample bullets
Senator Lodge said he had received a
telegram from Captain Mcdonald, and
would Immediately subpoena him as a
witness in view of O'Brien's testimony
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BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate sAuctioneer.
a Large and Valuable
MANUFACTURING SITE,
on Brook Turnpike.
Very Close TO the 5. A. {. Ry.
By Auction.

will sell. by public auction. on the
premises. on 5s s'
at clock P.3sM.,sA "A LARGE BLOCK OF
LAND situated on the east side Of Brook
Turnpike. close to and just north Of the
s. "A. LIZ y:. CONTAINING ABOUT
81, 900 SQUARE FEET. In view Of the
ness Of this one to most important line
Of railway. and the increasing demand.
this off ering presents an opportunity for.
securing q piece OF land well adapted In
size and loca ton for manufactu pur-.
poses and even speculatorssw would not 60
amiss in buying this property in ordersto4
meet a. certain future demand, hfch can
not be- long postponed.
TERMS-Liberal.@ and at sale. a
M. W. BOWIE, Auct ioneer.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 2O.-Corn took the lead
in grain speculate late to-day and relieved
the session from the dull hot weather monotony
that has prevailed for several days At the
opening Of the markets weather reports We're
so favorable that the crowd still inclined to the
recent bearish view. But good bulge came
when it apparent that the much talked-of
increases In receipts were not to material!ze
at once. Other grains worked up In sympathy
and July wheat closed nc. up; July corn x q
&c. higher. and July oats 1sc. higher Pro-
visions lacked tone and closed 21!@5 to TIC.
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BY N. W. BOW
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Trustees Sale of
VERY DESIRABLE suBuR-
BAN ACREAGE PROPERTY,
WITH "A COMFORTABLE DWELLING
THEREON, SITUATED A SHORT
DISTANCE BEYOND THE CITY
LIMITS ON THE BROOK

THEREON, SITUATED A SdORI
DISTANCE BEYOND THE CITY
LIMITS ON THE BROOK
TURNPIKE.
In execution Of a deed Of trust, dated
March 3, 1856, and duly recorded in Hen
rico County Court, in Deed Book III. page
LIT, will, at the request of the benetl-.
ciary. there having been default In the
payment Of q portion of the debt secured.
sell by public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY &c. 1902.
at 4:sO O'clock P. NJ. that VALUABLE
ACREAGE PROPERTY,
known as the .'LEONARD CHAMBER
LAIN TRACT" containing about twelve
acres, with a good dwelling and other
thereon.
4 The land lies beautifully on the east
side Of the turnpike, is in a good state
of cultivation, and by reason Of its near
ness to the city and being on an excel
lent road, it is bound to increase in value
and desirability. Don't forget the trolley
cars to run shortly on the pike.
q TERMS-Cash suffi cient to pay the
costs Of executing the trust. all ,axes to
the day of sale, and a debt for $1,000,
with interest thereon from August II.
1899; and the residue upon terms to be
announced at the time Of sale.
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
N. w. BOWE.
Trustees.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, May 20, 1902.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales ut Union Stock Yards
IN MaY 20. 1902.

Report OF the live stock market for the week
en psags, may IFS mead; hogs $40 head;
sheep and lambs 200 head; calves = f neaa
rs bead noss 21 head sDse
"n Prices: Cattle, very best. So gee; e few
h,sher medium to good "a @S stes; sheep
sG5nc. gross: lambs. 81 @7Hac. gross; a
few Y1 extra higher calves. s@6ke. gross IS.
Receipts ample for the season OF , .ne Se ex
with no changing prices. quality cons1oereo' eA
cept hogs, which are slightly lower.
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NEW YORK May 2o.--coTFEE-The market
for coffee futures ore1e, steady with prices
unchanged to points loM !. under room selling
and account of the support Trading was COM
paratively quiet all day. with the market fin
ally steady at points net decline. Sales. 49, $50
bags. Spot Rio, quiet; No. invoice, SIC;
mild, quiet; Cordova, e111I2c.
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STEEL STOCKS HIGHER

lower; mixed and butchers, s6e5@7 40; good TO
choice heavy. S7.sO@7.45; rough heavy, sra
725; light, S6.75@7.15:. bulk of sales, s7.o59
to Zoe. lower: lambs steady; good to choice
wethers. s6@e:5o; western sheep. Se665O: ma
tive lambs, clipped, S5.50GT; western lambs
EAST RUFFALo. n. Y. May 2o-cnttle-
Receipts light, firm. Hogs Receipts. 3 800 head:
Slow for light grades. steady for Others and la,
Zoe: higher; heavy. $7.4O67. 5o;t mixed. 1900
= s:4 o pigs. S6;9o@7: roughs. s6.75G7: stays.
head; steady at yesterdays prices.
EAST EAST LIBERTY: Pa. May 2o.-cArrLE-
$25@7.a0: heavy workers.. S715M72o; light
workers.. S7@T.10; pigs. SG.eo@7: roughs $50
4 Sheep-Steady; choice wethers S57Om5 90:
ellls and common. s2.5oGs50: choice lambs
S6.sO@715; veal calves. S70l75O
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LEGAL NOTICE.

THE COMMONWEALTH OF vIR-
GINA; TO THE SHERIEE OF THE
We command you, as at another time
we have commanded you, that you SUM
pany. "a corporation created and doing
business under the laws of the State OF
West Virginia. to appear at the clerks.
office Of our Law and Equity Court OF
the city OF Richmond, at the courthouse
of said city. at the rules to be holden for
said court on the THIRD MONDAY in
Nay lg 3, to ans answ nf 1as action q
Damages, twenty-five hundred dollsra.
And have then there this writ.
Witness, P. Winston. clerk OF ouys
said court. at Richmond, ~ the 18th day Of
April 1862. and in the G6th year Of the
Commonwealth
A copy-reste: p. 2. WINSTON. Clerk
Z S. S. p. Patteson. p. q.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves, Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise and pas.
sengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Richmond, Page. Norfolk, nerchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Barge Anna F. Jennings, McCalyery, Phila-
delphia Pa, coal, W. n. Cullingworth & Co.
Barge Virginia, Perryville. coal, Crump &
Barge E. r. Clinton. Perryville coal s.. a.
Barge oyerbrook, Maloney. PerryYille. coal, s.
81. Halves & &c.
SAILED.
Steamer Yemnssee. O'Neil. Philadelphia. Pa.
merchandise and passengers. Clyde line.
+ Steamer Richmond, Page. Norfolk, merchan-s
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
g Schooner Herbert e., James River. light.
Schooner Mary B. Judge, Morris, James River,
light.
light.
Rr$NEWPoRT NEWS, NAY 20, 1902
Z RRIvED.
Barge Georgia. Providence q
81 Barge Kentucky, New Haven.
Steamer Briardale, BaltImor e.
- Steamer Sardinero Savannah tn
SAILED. -
Schooner Miles NJ Merry Bangor.
Schooner s. F.. Blackburn, Bangor.
Barge City Of Montreal, Provtde nce.
F Steamer Sardinero, 31anc hester.
Southern Railway. st. Louis7Louisville3
lines This year. 6ss;; last SIS, go;
decrease, So, 5SS2
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PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. May 20.-PEANUTs-Quiet
virsinians- at 3Ac. for best STOCK 6M
Eancr 3I31sc.: strictly prime, &c.; prime 2a2c
PETERSBURG, VA, May 2o.-PEANUIs--
Market quiet
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By virtue Of deed OF trust. dated April
90 1901. duly recorded In Henrico County
Court, default having been made In pay
ment Of debt secured. and at request of
beneficiary, I will sell, by public auction,
on the premises. on
- MONDAY. MAY z26. 1902,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the above described
other improvements. making 1t a sdesir-
able place for business stand and home
com bined.
TERMS for expenses OF sale. any
taxes due, and to pay the debt OF s601.s
with interest; balance ut and 3 years.
s per cent. interest.
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c. L. g. II. L. Denoon,
AUCTION SALES.
BY J. B. Elan & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneerS.

D ~
Real Estate AuctioneerS.
GALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
~ OF
THE WE'LL LoGATER; TW y2csI
RESIDENCE.
NO: SOL NORTH ,TMEN 81, 5;6sI ~
CLAY AND TWENTY-SEVENTE
STREETS.
BY request Of the nonresident owner.
we shall sell. by pubic auction. on the
! 'A1'l' THURSDAY. MAY %, 1862.
at s O'Clock F. n the very desirable
Detached Corner Residence above referred
to. the lot fronting 2sx1O0 feet and the
dwelling containing, about nine rooms as;
being a Thoroughly comfortable. substan-
tial and Desirable home in ,acs e9Invenient
pTERMs-One-thfrd cash. balance at 6 and
y months by negotia6le notes With inter
ali cash, at option Of purchaser.
lib. ELAN & CO.. Auct1oneers
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
DIVIDEND.

Office
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co..
Richmond, Va. May Is, 1900
THE BOARD Or DIRECTORS HAV0
this day declared a dividend Of ona and
one-quarter QA) per cent, the sams
being dividend No. 49, on the common
stock of this company. payable June
1902, when checks Will be mailed to all
stockholders OF record At the close Of
business May 24th. The books for the I
transfer of common stock will be closed
from May 9th to 31st. last day included,
s.. w. TRAVERS. Treasurer.
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NAVAL STORES.
N. c.. May 2o-No markets

Holiday. - - =.
SAVANNAH, Ga. May. 2o.-TuRPENT1NE-
casks; exports, 2.74O casks Rosn-Firm; re-
ceipts. 3o0s barrels; sales. 1860 barrels: ex-
ports, LOCO barrels. Quote a. 3. C, D. 81: 90.
D. 81 20; r. 81 so: G. S1.35: II. S1.55: L. S195:
r. $245; NJ, $3.50; N, S5.25; W G, $3.50; "
CHARLESTON. S. c., May 2o.-TURpEN.
TINE-Dull; nothing doing. Rosin-Unchaneed.
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LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET

Lynchburg. Va. May 90, 1902.
Receipts of tobacco in the warehouses Of the
city continue light. Prices. however are high
and the market is active, the demand for ali
grades being strong. The quality of the offer
1ngs is not SO good as it has been. en-
Quotations are as follows:
:
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Total to-day-Net receipts $3.50 bales; ex-
port to Grent Britain. 1888 bales; to the Con-
tinent. o.71s bales: stock. 4s4, 7s4 bales:
port to Great Britain II O7a bales: to France
7s7 bales: to the Continent g s57 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts. =
$40 8S1 bales: export to Great Britain 1881. SCI
bales: to France. ess,s36 bales; to the Cont
nent 2 a21 .h63 bales.
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WALTER BROOKS DEATH.
Coroner's Jury Fails TO Fix the Respo
{By Associated Pre-J.)

NEW. YORK, May 2o.-The coroners
jury In the inquest of the death Of Wal
ter s. Brooks, who was shot at the Glen
Island Hotel FEBRUARY 18th last. to-day
returned verdict Of death at the hands
of person or persons unknown.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, ND May oO.-Seaboard Ar
Line common, 257s M26I: do. preferred, 4os4 "a
451s. Seaboard As S6@S64c.
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Cash Quotations are as FOLLOWS: - Flour,
firm No. spring wheat 74ss @74Ac.; No. 2
red. roc. No. Q white oats 44l44Ac.; No. 8
white. 43M44Hc No. 2 rye, 59lac. Fair to
choice mailing barley. 69@72c. No. faxseed
seed. s6.3o@6.S5. Mess pork per barrel. s17.15
@17.2o: lard per 100 pounds. S10.17@1o.2 20:
shoulders tboxedl. ss@s.25; short clear sides
5tboxed). s1o4o@10bo. Whisky, basis Of high
wines, I.3o Clover. contract grade, ss;35.
lee. Cheese. steady. 12@1sc. Eggs. steady;
fresh. 14ssc. Receipts-Wheat, 81. 900 bushels !;
nAn HOG
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COEEEE MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 2o.-cOTTON-
Market 1r1n ut Sc. for good lots
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BALTI.fORE 1fARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. May 2o.-FLoUR-steady
and prices unchanged. Wheat-Firm; contract
and May, soy @s0ksc &C.: Southern by sample. SOl
SIC. Corn--Firm: mixed: spot and May, 66ss a
$3.50; Southern white, 81 @671kcE Oats-Steady;
No. 2 white, 6O@50Ac.S Rre-Dull; No. near
by. 60@61c. utter-Firm and unchanged Sugar
and cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Firm
and higher; fresh, 10 q l61sc.
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MoneyLoaned Salaried People
retail merchants. teamsters. boarding
houses without security. Largest business
in AZ principal cities. TOLMAN. Room
10. lilo Main Street.
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business experience. with first-class rex
erence. wants a situation in an Office or
wholesale store. Address G.. w. TUCK
Err. AShland.s Va.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 20, 1902.
ARRIVED. Es.a.
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Spot cotton closed quiet. 1-16c. higher; mid
ding uplands. 7-16c.; middling gulf, 1-16c.;
sales, 90 bales.
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Cotton quiet; middling, 9 7-1ec;.; net receipts,
bales; gross 1884 bales; sales. 80 bales:
stock, 1888 bales; export to Great Britain, 1875
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POSITION TO TEACH ENGLISH.
(piano). now or sessions 1908. or as
companions; no objection to travelling
references required. Address MISS
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, May 20, 1902.
SALES

Seahoard Air Line 4s-S!ooo0 at S6is.
virginia Carolina Chemical prefcrred-25 shares
at 1924.
at 7lA; SO shares At q; 500 shares at '17s' -
shares at 112i-
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Southern Railway. st. Louis7Louisville
Lilles-This year, s55,6Ss last year. SIS, go;
jecrease, S2,5SS22,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT. FURNISHED. FROM JUNE
to October, a delightfully."- located Colo-1
Lawns slopns to the waters edge: fnea
trees. broad piazzas. Suitable for p<t-a
waite residence. club or small boarding.
house Address Box IS, Old Point Coua-'
fort, Va
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
FAREWELL DINNER
OF HEALTH OFFICERS
Returning Board and Executive SIaii
Spend Enjoyable Evening in
Hotel Wilmington

secretary Cahil and the executive Of
iiccrs of the retiring Board of Health en-
tertained the members of that body and
a few members of the press in the Hotel
Wilmington last evening. A dainty din
ner was served and those present spent a
delightful time. For two years those
present had been thrown in daily contact
with each other They worked in har-
mony and last night each took occasion
TO compliment the other.
1t is the first time that the retiring
members Of a city department have met
in this way and showed the good feeling
existing between the Health Board and
the employees.
George b. Ward, who was president of
the board. acted as toast master. He
thanked Secretary Cahill and his assist
ants for the faithful services rendered
during the past two years. He said they
were willing to do anything asked them.
lie thanked the newspapers for the sup
port given the board.
In reply Mr.. Cahill thanked the reiir-
ing board for the confidence placed in
him and his assistants. He also thanked
the members Of the press for the support
they gave him.
Dr. James ii. Morgan reviewed the
outbreak Of smallpox in Wilmington and
told how an connected with tle Board Of
Health labored to prevent the spread of
the disease. The secretary and his Of
hcers took their lives i'm their hands
many times i'm handling the smallpox
cases. DR.. Morgan thanked the papers
for aiding the health officers. He said
the newspapers were great help 10 the
board and health officers. He acquainted
the people with the exact condition i'm the
city and pointed out what was necessary
TO stamp out the disease. The help from
the press ne said did more good than
any other possible agency.
Inc members of the press present have
been thrown in contact every day with
The health officers extended their thanks
for courtosios shown them. Short
speeches were made by everyone present
Those who set down to the table were:
George b. Wari. Dr. NJ J. Hughes,
Fred &. Mammele. Dr. james II. Nor
gan. a. A. Cahill George =. Spath
Harry Graham. n. J. Walsh, Thomas A.
Garvey. John higgins. Samuel l.. Lame.
A. q. IL. Grier. Charles +. Gray and J.
A. Curry.
Evening journal., 1902-05-07
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

The thank offering anniversary Of
the Womans Foreign Missionary So
cioty will be held In Grace Church on
May IA. at 2.30 o'clock.
...At 1880 a. m. on Sunday the
thank Offering anniversary of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society OF
offering anniversary of the Womans
Mt Pleasant Church, Bellevue, will be
held.
e.. Revival services are being held in
First NJ. P Church all this week, with
preaching by the Rev. James J.. Mich
OILS, pastor of Second M. =. Church.
The Male Quartet of the latter church
viii sing each evening.
IA great revival has broken out in
Asbury Church. corner of Third and
Walnut streets. Last evening the
demonstration was remarkable. Old
men between the ages OF 20 and so
years. one a paralytic. We're leaping
and praising God. A general expert
ence meeting will be conducted this
levening under the direction of the
/ "Wednesday evening classes.
- Bishop Coleman will confirm a
class in ST. Michaels Church tonight.
Last night he confirmed a class in
Germantown.