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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
HE1NzE IN UTAH,
Important Part Being Played by Mag
nate an Bingham.

The Boston News Bureau I'm a late
issue comments 10 some length on tho
active part being played at the pres
ent time by +. Augustus Henze IA
Utah mining camps.
His entrance into Utah. says the Bos-
ton publication. came about through
the Bingham Consolidated Co., which
has heretofore not attained a very
great amount of prominence, except in
untitled promises. when organized.
that company Immediately built a
large smelter 30 treat its ore before it
had the ore. Hence the smcltCr Oper-
auons have been largely on custom
ores and net results TO Bingham Com
sOlidatcd stockholders have been dis
appointing, especially when the stock
was put out at $50 per share and Is
now selling al sl2.
When ar. Heinzc became iutorcsed
m Bingham Consolidated the most vale
liable asset was "a large tunnel, known
locally as me Mascotte tunnel. which
was planned 90 open the Dalton g. Lark
mines of the Bingham Consolidated at
depth and provide drainage. The tuu-
mel provided the drainage but failed
10 open the ore expected. hence the
operations of this big tunnel 90 date
have not been productive Of net results.
This tunnel has cost the Bingham Co.
over $4,000. 10 is six feet high and
SIX Ie'l "lae "ho H'. p'iis'i4tea t"e
mountains TOT " Instance OF 'V'J lee-
on "a miles.
Al about tho time MT Hoinzc be-
came inter steI I'D lhg hinbnam Coh-
soAi1l .d' %. alao peI'ha7, a '"nllpl or
lle ONO copper 'or Mnl'h 'lJolnH
D''n ,'pp.I o-' ItyHls tu,l 't'I ON y
on Genus PEI hn5i, loI /" l4Iss majority
ol ,h' oule l..n1lls ny'Vy' SNARE par
NtIu' fI. Ml, lle.ll1, lels''..llE tA-
ullin,A tnls ieI.Ily 4 ,, 80. ms
u.M" NH "lH-l IHi'il'is iHl 10.
. ONO .to,N il"N nh' llaIA'. N.l'N' OF
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'us 'ouIab, .l DI .l Sn, s'i", 'I'al
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
UNLISTED STOCKS
REGULAR \ w. SALES.

AAEt o. lAitIs q. Ats 80 Lbs
Aiax-100 at g3.
Daly-1O0 at 1.4O
New. Hills-tO0-5OJ It 800, s. so.
Star COu.--lO0 at a.
Uncle Sam Con- 500 at ] 90. 200 az
80. S. GO. 800 gt I.53is b. 80
Beck Tunnel-sO0 st Les. s. 90, 300 at
1874 T. 900 at so. 300 az i.62, $. 90.
Black JuCk-l00 at ~
Colorado Min. Coles at 6.60, 4 80
at 6.55; 20 0at eco. b. 30, 800 at $50
Iron Blossom-lO0 at 90, 100 at So.
Mt Iake-tOO at 90. 300 at g.. 1000 at
81. S. 90: 600 at 81. 500 at On. s. 80.
Ricbm AnaCouda-100o az 20. 1000
at 49,
South Columbus Cou-20O at 1865.
Sioux Con.-lO00 at %.
Yankee Con.-i.0OO az 90.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Bingh. Junc.-2OoO at l.65 1000 at
1.61La.
crown Point. 400 at IS. 100 at "a;
600 al SD. b. 10. 500 at So, 1000 az s8.
May Day--l00 at 81.
New. Huls-l00 at 100.
Seven Troughs-l,5oo at AZ. 100 at az
900 az 43. ....
sioux Cou.-4o0 al 81; 1000 at so. 1000
al 4q s. 80. 1000 at on, b. 90.
Uncle Sam Con. 500 al 80.
Colorado-250 at 6.i5
iron Blossom-lOO at SS: 300 al 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends.

The Articles OF Incorporation proWdo
Tor payment q n dividend Of i5i cents
per share on the preferred stock senI
Both. 1907, and quarterly thereafter me
par value of the stock D. $40 per share
Dividends on preferred stock are cumu-
lative. that is, 10 not paid at end Of
any quarter must be made up and plid
to The owners % preferred stock before
any dividend can be paid on common
stock.
We can buy YOU n reasonable amount
Qrom ! 10 1000 sharcD Of this stock 90
about s. per share. when money ia nor
NAL IN all parts % our country the onih-
ion OF men best qualified 90 Judge 81 that
this stock will readily sell for from $40
70 en- per share. Tho time TO buy rs
when you can Got The stock CHEAP.
THE TIME TO BUY ls now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
ONO no BE LISTED.
Bingham stock TO BE Called ON the
Boston stock Exchange.

NNII'NIHI hN Nil| sh'h.r
Boston. Mass. Sept. ls.--prepara-
lions aIc being made 90 Dist tho stock
of the Ohio copper company OF Biug-
ham. Utah. 0u the Boston stock eN-
change. Do accordance with the rules
OF thc exchange tho company WILL .u
Ga few dlya. nlo "a statement giving
detailed Information about the prop
critics belonging % th1t company.
From persons iu position t0 know. DO
has boon learned thut such "a show
mc Nu br made that 90 win rcmoyo
amy doubt which may have existed
heretofore about the Ohio mine being
ono or lhe great 1880 copper mines Don
Utah ono engineer. who is perfectly
familiar with existing conditions. de-
.I.Uas Chat tn. ohio mlu. Is th. source
uf tine metallic overflow which has bee
como disseminated through Che p0r-
hlr.es of JhD Cah copper and Boston
Consolidated mIupa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
FIRST PRICES
SHOW GAINS

New York. Sept. l1.-First prices OF
stocks showed sharp gains over last
night, the copper securities sharing fully
iu the strength OF the Hin and Hartman
stocks and Reading. American smelling
gained ls Amalgamated Copper, Union
Pacific and Great Northern preferred
about ! point, Southern Pacific. 81. Paul
and Reading "a and Kansas & Texas fs.
Iowa Central ZEN "a and Wisconsin Con-
mai preferred j point.
slight additions were made 20 the OPEN
ing advances before The buying com
menced 90 wane The traders then be-
nan t0 take prOnts but there was little
selling and the market was rising br'kIy
iu spots American Smelling rose points,
Great Northern preferred and Anaconda
la,. northern Pacific la and Union Pacific
and Amalgamated Copper ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
EAST IN BETTER SHAPE.

The feeling I'm the eastern market
centers today was more assuring than
il has been for some little time and
many of the prominent brokerage
houses were free 60 express the opin-
ion that the low market for stocks as
well as the metals has been reached,
In London. according 20 advices receiv-
ed over the Pollock wires during the
day. the American c0ppers were In de-
mand. at stronger prices. In New York
and Roston the tone Of the market
WIS .umeMhat lmproNcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

Uncle sam Con, 5O00t.4Tiki 500
11.45i 500wi.47 %. seller go.
Beck Tunnel Con-. 1000 81 l.6b; 300
d1.61h. IOON16b, seller 80.
Black Jack, l00df3
Colorado. $500 G.S5.
Grown Point, 10O0St; 1000 sOi
gOOM7S; 2.4oO07g.
Iron Blossom 200a SO, 1000 50;
lO06S2: 800 S1: TOOmS0.
Mountain Lake. 400 "a 60; 500 q 6li
30OW SO; 5000 S; 7O0W5I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
GEORGE M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial Stocks and
Bonds we desire your orders for any
thing in our line.
Rooms 5i2-5l2 Tomplotou Building.
Phone Bell 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
MINING DEED FILED.

Special Corresponding
Provo, Sept. 16.-Henry NJ. smith 81
al have quit-claimed Co Louis o. Ensign
ct al. the Black Jack. Black Jack Nos
1, and 3 mining claims near Cedar
Fort for a consideration OF $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
TO U. OF U. STUDENTS

We have your text books at less than
publishers list prices. General school
stationery at correspondingly low fig-
ures Get our prlnteg price list.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The leading book concern, G Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

Toncpah Nevada. 10.750ll00; Mon
tana Tonopah. $50 asked, Tonopah Pa
tension. $50 asked; MacNamara. 2lm
%. Midway. -1Q7S; Tonopah Belmont,
275 asked Touopah North star, 1921.
West End Con-, 1906; Rescue, ia
10. Tonopah g. California, 3 asked
Golden Anchor tOGl1; Jim Butler. 1S0
70. Cash Boy. 5a6; Home. l6 asked;
Monarch Pitts Ext. SAD; Montana
Midway Ext. 10 asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

Mass Gas, 5lN052ik; Allousz. 2Sd3i;
Bingham SiaN9; G.. q A., il4Ull5; Cen
tennial. 1900; Cop. Range 579t0 5Si4;
Franklin. 1ia0Sis Mass. Sih0A; Michi-
gan. SA09. VI. G. O., moe. North
Butte. l64 6A7. Osceola, 94095 Quincy
S008l. santa Re. 6Ih@% Tamarack. So
UG6 United Copper. lS050; Victoria,
fUia; wolverine, 1l5011S; Zinc.
21U2S; Royalc. 150t5h Balak-
l8la Gism6A; Ia Sale. 9lz0lO;
Adventure. bid. Arcadian. 3laQE
b. Coarn., 16016ik; C.. &. H.. 6.100 6.15;
G.. NJ, 35d4O: DAILY West. 12Ql2iR;
CRANKY. S5dBS; Mexico Con. 909iA; Mo-
hawk. 57hd5S. Nevada Con, 9i5Ql0;
Old Dom. 2iih025: Parrot, 130l8ia: r.
J.. 3M asa; shannon. A0l0is; Trinity.
14M0t5H; Utah Con. 350S5h; Wnona.
6d6ih Az. Cont. 12A 0l3h; Boston
CON. 1S7sG1g. L. S. s. com. $50 5e1c
do. ufd. ssSSL: Greeue-Canuuea, 93sW
Or.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
sAN FRANcIsco 1890.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following san
Francisco quotations ON Nevada mining
afaElre
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
BosroN COPPER MARKET.

James A, Pollock a. CO. Bankers
and Brokers. West Second south
street furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

Ophir. 125a127ik; Mexican. 5605Si
Gould < Curry, 2lG22; Con. Va, 75G IS,
Savage. 73d75, Hale & Norcross, 95Q96
yellow Jacket. lis bid; Belcher. 20G22
Confidence. 80 asked; Sierra Nevada. A.
a48. Exchequb, 40 asked; Union, 400
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
CURB CLOSE

Black Min. 4@M; Cum. Ely, Ga %
g East Butte, 6itd&i Kew, ga ia;
New. Utah. 2AWN; Raven. Ia hi
Apex, aian "a y. q J.. Ia q -; Davis,
DAILY 7AaS. Helvetia, 2N az; Maj
N L. In. nc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
A. T. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 2I6 ID n. Walker

A. 4 CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 2Is ID. n. Walker block
H.HHsHsl-HsH-H
UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
~ 81 Hanauer J. v. Sadler.
lb2 So. West Temple. p. %. box lAtG.
GEO q. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROkERB ~ E So. Temple Both
phones $40.
CANNON a CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers. 18 o.. 3. Tom. Both Phones
E. 81 WEST a CO.. stock broken
n o. walker Blk Both phones o..
rco and esideuce
q ~ Snow a Co. stock brokers.
OF Commercial nlk Both Phones l9fs
Bird-CowHn 90.
custom Aasayers and chCmlsta lt0
Houth West Temple S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
BRIGHAM CITY.

Excursion Sept. IS. Free peaches
for all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

Sandstone. 4lni2, Mohawk. l6 bid;
Col MI 45n46, Jumbo Ext, l4j0
1.47is; NerulL lf0l5. Pennsylvania,
asked; GoIdnold Min Co, 40 BID; Ken
dam 24025. Booth. 3S@39. Blue Bun. 81
G22. Adams. ~ bid. Silver Pick. 50052,
May Queen 10 bid Nevada Boy. 5N1,
Black Butte Ext. 7MS, Bluc Bell, l4U
o.: Dixie, 6Il; Goldheld Columbia, %
bid; HibCmI8, 60l, ST. Ives, t56tIt
Conquoror a010; Black Rock, GAS;
Lone star -1d2l; G.. Wonder asked.
Potatch. 80 asked, ono, lS0l9' Kendall
Ext, 20a, sandstone Ext, iN5:
Mayuc 6nT. Atlanta. ~ n 90:
Great Bend -056. Empire, li0l2. Req
Ton Ext % bid. Florence, 39laH3 81.
pIamondueI H ". Con. 2i025. Cold
field Daisy. 11lhNl-0. Commonwealth
25 bid. Combination Fraction. 1890
1885. Grca. Bend Ext, 1905; Great
Bend Aun.N % asked. b B Bonanza
10. CrackerI3.k 1917 p. Mohawk. 9j
G97. RED HUa NaiG. Mohawk Ext.
un12. lou Dillon, 9ml0. Grandma l5
0I6. s. =. FNJ, 6Wi; Y. R0sc, ins.
Colo NTH. Ext. 3U5. Goldheld Con-.
6E7M0GG0. Dumondheld Triangle. no
ago.
DULLFROG
Original 500. Bunrog Mining. 10
asked. Mon. Bullfrog. 30i National
I Bank lGnfN. H. Harris, ln2 Amothyst
i10l9 Cold Bar m053 Steiuway IS
asked, Denver Bullfrog Annex. asked;
Bonnie Glare. 390l0i Mayhower Cons.
/ 2S Bio. e. Socptre. 7Ns Hlmestake
/ Cons. 90 asked. ". Girl, @ asked. Mug
I get bid. Tmmp Cons, 32n3i Victor
I z asked. Nlrih star, asked Sunset
8 bld.
MANHATTAN
Mani. Cons. 40 asked MANN Min
Co. bId. a.. Wedge, tdN. 81
Humphrey l05; Dexter. l0Ht-. L..
/ Joe. 203. Crescent . asked COM
bination. asked Granny. 2au21t
/ Mustang lGa2l. Little Grey l5 asked
| Cow Boy aNt Ong MANN. 148i
Broncho. 10k. j Jack l5Hl7. Pine
nut. 6uT. Hunalo. 4 asked; p Dog rs
/ asked y Horse. 3 bid IND. Camp. g
I Bid STANDARD 3 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fairvow sn King. 20 asked. Fair
Wow Eagle. l21Ql30i Nevada HIS. 500
QEOG. ptttsburF si Peak, l4501A7ia
/ Nrrth star Wonder, 9 asked Eagle 4
/ Nest. a0032, Ruby Wonder 25 asked
7 Alice Of Wonder 5 asked.
REGULAR a, M HALEs
Little Bell 10000,
May Day 100 U6fi 100 u63. seller
no. 100 u 90. boou62.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

q n. Snow S Co.. stock brokers.
2a Commercial nik Both Phones l9fs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

NNANNHA NNMNM ~
custom AaeayerH and ChCmlsta lt0
South West Temple 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

OTHER DISTRICTS

Fair,low sn King. 20 asked. Fair
Wow Eagle. 1901 30. Nevada Hnls. 500
dBOg. PittsburF st. Peak. l450l47ia.
Ncrth star Wonder. asked Eagles
Nest. a0Q32 Ruby Wonder, 25 asked.
Alice Of Wondor. 5 asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-20
Per CAPITA Per capita
IuDGR MOODS RULING.

Field for argument, both for the
prosecution and defense, in the trial OF
William D. Haywood, charged with
numbering Frank SteunenberP, yesterday
was limited by Judge Fremont Wood,
In Boise, Idaho, who removed from con.
sideralion of the jury all evidence bear
ing on the alleged conspiracy by mine
owners and others against the Western
Federation of Miners. Judge Wood de-
cided that the defense hsi mtd3 no legal
connection Of the Mineowners' Associa-
ton, the Citizens Alliance of Colorado
and the Pinkerton Detective Agency a.
laying a foundation for the evidence II :
troduced by the defense TO show that the
charge against Haywood and his code
PENDANTS is the outcome of q conspiracy
to ex:ermiuate the federation. Judge
Wood ruled out those parts of the assas-
sins narrative relative 10 depOrlalions
and employment of detectives as irrele-
want and failing TO connect any indi-
vidual or group OF men with the so-call led
plot to e4teIminaie the pnior, he
admitted only stories Of c'imes in which
Orchard participated. Immediately fol-
lowing the decision argument began.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-20
A MIDSUMMER MARKET.

There sss an abundance of seasonable
country produce in market this morning
Some articles, however. were still h'g"'
Chickens sold at 25a6o3 each, hn:t'r at
95aS0c q pound snd eggs at 70 ~ s
dozen. Prices for vegetables ranged as
follows: Cabbage 8; per head up, snap
beans 8 81 per quarter peck, green
peas Zoe, green corn 203 per dOzep, Gym
ling &c eacb, lettuce Sa5c per head, egg
plsnts 5liOr, Itish potatoes &c per quar-
ter peck, sweet potatoes, zoe: tomatoes
I5, per pound, cucumbers &c each,
onions 2Oc per quarter reck, beetS &c
per bunch, carrots sc per bunch, tur-
Mrs &c per bunch. The supply OF
HOMEGROWN fruit is increasing. Can
tsIoupes we're selling at 10c each, or 3 tor
25 watermelous from 95c up, peaches
1920: per box, ap' les 1Oc per quarter
peck, blackberries IOc per box, buckle
berries 15c, plums 10. Some honey
was on the benches which was selling at
l5c per pound. There was fine dis.
play of flowers. Meats and fresh hSh
were unchanged in prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-20
VALUE OF PROPERTY IN VIR-
GINA.

According to figures gathered by the
Census Bureau, the value at the close of
the year 1902 of the principal sci 'ble
county possessions, other than sinking
fund assets, of the counties OF Virginia
amounted to s4.679, 645. This was
divided az follows:
Assets of investment funds, 81, 900;
assets of public trust funds, &l.7lO;
courthouses, 81, 1851 ,440; jAils, $5l5,-
375; asylums, almshouses and hospitals,
$519, 975; miscellaneous, 81, 100, l45.
The following table, showing the per
capita value OF the real estate and i'm
provements thereon in the various coun.
ties of the eighth district, as compared
with their per capita Indebtedness, will
be of interest to many readers. The
census figures do not give the per capita
value of all classes of property In the
counties and cities OF the State, but only
the per capita of real estate and improve
ments. However, they do give the per
capita for all classes OF property for
the State at large, and the value OF ell
classes of property is about 1856 per cent,
OF the value of real property and i'm
proyements. The figures OF per capita
realty values are for 1900. Those Of
per capita Indebtedness are for the close
of the year 1902:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-20
DISORDERS.

Rly Moore, proprietress OF resort on
north Lee street, caused some excitement
in that vicinity last night by using abu-
siye language toward some female neigh
bors. Her language is said to have been
unconventional. Officer Young took the
woman in custody and she left $40 col
lateral for her appearance before the Po'
lice Court this morning. She failed to
respond when her name was called and
forfeited the deposit.
A negro named Joseph Harris, living
In the northeastern section of the city,
last night assaulted young woman
named Eva Stanton. Officer Young was
close by at the time and took the assail ant
in custody. Justice Cation this morning
fined Harris So. The affair created some
excitement in the Petersburg" dis
trict
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-20
PERSONA

Hon. @. G. Carlin, Of Alexandra,
was the guest on Sunday last OF MIR. raul
w. Garrett, Of Leesburg. Hamilton
Enterprise.
Miss Florence johnson, Of Charlottes-
Vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Roger
Adams, in this city.
Mrs. L. E. Skidmore, of this city, Is q
guest of Mrs. J. B. johnson at Manassas.
Miss Myrtle Fnzsimons, OF Aiexan'
dria, is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Fhzsimons. - 5trasburg
News.
Rev. w. J. Morton, who has been
spending 8 short time with his family 81
the home of his father, DR.. G. b. MOI
ton, left Friday for Alexandria, fteo'
ericksburg Free Lance. v 49,.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Berjamin Mex. All,
cheson last night delightfully."- entertained
number of their friende at their nome
on north Washington street. Inc en-
tertainment was in the nature OF lawn
nsrtv The entire grounds were illum'
mated By fancy paper lanterns which
presented beautiful sight. The occs-
sion was the birthday Of Mrs. Aitcheson
and she was the recipient OF many beautl'
ful membranes.
Mrs. Sallie Fermond, of Alexandria,
who has been stopping with Mr. and
Mrs. T, e. Davis, OF Twenty-secono,
street, Fairmont Richmond, has returned
TO her home. ,
Mrs. w. NJ. Uhler and children are
the guests of Mrs. Henry 5. Ashby al
Delsplsne, Va, su
Mr.. Joseph Schlintz, formerly of his
city but now of Cleveland, is on shor'
visit to friends here.
Mrs. Sewer and little daughter, Vir'
ginia. have gone to Lynchburg where
they will be Joined by Rev. ] 4. seViel
about August 1st, and accompanied &c
his home among the mountains OF ess'
Tennessee to spend the month OF August.
Mrs. George E. Hepburn, who ha'
been quite sick for some time past, IL
convaiescept,
Mrs. f. F. Downhan left today for
Rou I'D Hill to spend few weeks.
Messrs. Eugene B. Taylor and Will
liam ]. Hall left Thursday evening io'
New York, whence they sail today for an
extended European trip. They will be
gone about two months,
Misses Mary and Ruth Heigley aud
Bertie Bladder, of Alexandria, are visit
ing Mrs. NJ. Gesry, in Woodstock.
Rev. Amos Cleary, of Bristol, Va,
will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist
Church tomorrow, supply for DR.. Fisher
who ia now taking a vacation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-20
church Services Tomorrow.

Cgc,er CHURCH.-Rey. VIM. ]. Morton,
rector. Holy Communion at 1850 a. m ser
yices AT II a. ~. and 6:45 p. N. by the rector.
Sc PAUL's CHURCH-HOly Communion at
7.SO a. m. Services at II a. m. and 0'OO p.
m by Rev. p. P. Phillips.
GRACE CHURCH-Holy Communion I:oO o;
M sunday School at $50 a. m. Services and
sermon at IL a. m. and odO y. H. Dy new
Edgar Carpenter
IMMAEURI. LUTHERAN CHURCH-Sundsy
school at 9 a. m. Services at IL a. m. by
Rev. Mr.. May.
ST. MARY's CHURcH-First mass at a.
va Mass and sermon at 1000 q. N. iesPers
tad bene fiction p. IN. e...,,
SECOND PREsBYTERJAg CHDRCH-Sunday
sshool at $50 a. N. Services at il g. m' Auu
500 Il. M. by Rev. j. r. Sewer, ,.o.oo
BAprIsT CHURCH-Sunday schOOi q. 9'2o "
m. Services at IL a. In. ana p ILL., ny NV
T TeISITY METH. EPIs. CHURCH--Sunday
scbool at $50 a. IN. Preaching ut IL a; IN
Inv Rev. w. w. Van Arsdale, Young Feo-
pie's PRAYER Meeting st 1:OO D. M.
RFrHGNY NJ. p. CHURCH-sOuth fairta4
street-Sundsy school at $3.50 a. m. Services
at I1:OO a. M. and 500 p. m. by Rev. ". NJ
Poisal c,o.,os
d. Rulla. pastor $50 a. m. Sunday scnOoI'
HOO a. 10. Preaching Dy the pSS'Oi, -. ~
an. Epwosth League. 500 p. IN. PREACHING
by the pastor. o,oa ohool q,
METH. PROT. CHURCH-Sunday sch0ol o ~
$50 a. m. Preaching ct II a. IN. ana c 9:Oo
n m. by Rev. G. |. Humphreys. Ciass
Ioeeting at 2 p. IN. Y. p. S. G. +, at 6;4o p. ~.
FRRF METHODIST CHURCH-Iee street
near Wilkes-SerVices atll a. m. and I:SO Pill
by the Rev. B. A. Scull. -.
VILLAGE CHAPEL, NJ. +. CHURCH SOUTH
Sibbon street, near Alfred.-Sunday school al
2;45 p. IN. rD..,,.,oD and
BAPTIST MIssION-COrner OF Pendieton ana
Columbus streets-Sunday school and Preaeh'
Tug at3p. m. Prayer meeting every TUESDAY
pight at 1880 O'Clock. Young men are lhylVu'
DrL RAY CHAPEL Me. CHURCH SOUTH
Sunday school al 3. Preaching at 8 p H.
EDvOffh League at Sp. m. ~,
AIMS HOUsE-Services al 800 by Rev. MI
uIssIoN-East side of Fairfax street, BE-
tween franklin and Jefferson streets'-No
services. o,-., Ito.
ROBERTS CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHURCH lcolor'
ed1--Preachipg at IL a. m. and 1880 p. M
MEADE CHAPEL-Sunday school al S'5O p
n. Evening service at 8 p. IN.
LIEERTY BAPTIST CHURCH leolored)-
nth Alfred street--Rev. W. IA johnson, pas
fl.r-Preaehing at 1880 p. m.