Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
work Of the Young MEMS Christian AssOcia.

work Of the Youn9 Men's Christian Associa-
ton was presented by several speakers.
The singing was pleasing feature. Cap
tain Frank Cunningham sang two solos.
Every night this week meetings for men
will be held 10 the ball al S.l5 O'Clock.
ASP. NJ. to-day Rev. K. Z. Kerr will
give a Bible talg, 10 which the public IS In
yited.
FIRST LUTHERAN,
The usual services were held at the First
English Lutheran church on sunday. The
PASTOR Rev. J. ). Moser, Is an earnest and
Instructive preacher. His text at II A. III.
was taken from Coossiaus. l., 81" Christ
In You the hope OF glory "--and at 1:30 p. NJ.
from Coiossiaus, &, 2S--" Whom we preach
Thanksgiving services will be held al this
church at II A. NJ. THANKSGIVING. Day, to
which sn invitation Is extended TO all who
wish 10 join ia praising Almighty God for
His inuumeFsble blessings.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. George Cooper, D. d., OF the First
church. preached at Grace.Street Baptist
church sunday night.
Rev. A. J. Ramsay preached at West-Main-
Street Baptist church sunday morning snd
Rev. w. 7. Foster at night.
Rev. William H. Christian preached 10 a
large congregation at UnlOn-Station Metho-
dust church Sunday morning.
The pulpit OF Grace-Street Presbyterian
church was occupied by Rev. 5. Il. VIM, Of
Petersburg, Sunday morning.
At meeting OF the congregation OF
Seventh Street Christian church the resigna-
ton OF Rev. Mr. CAVE, rendered some time
ago. was accepted. Mr.. Cave goes hence TO
81. Louis. No., where he will take charge OF
the Central Christian church. He has been
twice the pastor OF the Seyenth'Sreet church.
and is esteemed not only by his congregation
but by the community at large.
Sent 0u for FeIOny-Otber Cases
simon Hawkins, ac0Ored man, was before
the Police Court yesterday morning charged
with breaking and entering the house OF
Edward Thompson and stealing 81 in
United States currency. When Thompson,
whose bar-rOom Il located on Brook ave-
nue., awoke sunday morning he was
surprised to find his side.dOOr open,
and an examination showed that he
had suffered the robbery OF the above
named amount. Suspicion pointed 10
Hawkins, who was about the place several
hours before closing Saturday evening, and
when he was arrested he had upon bis per-
son nearly $ in small currency aud in the
lot was a penny With white metal on the
back, Of which Thompson gave a minute
description before seeing the money. lie
also described very accurately an old nickel
that was found 0n the accused. Hawkins
was sent on 10 the grand Jury.
Emanuel Ross lcolOredl was sent on to the
grand jury for felOnOusly assaulting, cut
ting, and woHnding George Harris with
knife, with intent 10 kili. The trouble oc-
CURED saturday night in Lumpkin's bottom.
and the wound was slight.
Isham Coleman. a small c0lOred boy, was
fined $50 and costs for carrying concealed
weapons.
Juuus Taylor (colored), assautlng snd
beating Mary Booker and trespassng on the
premises Of r. Duke and refusing TO leave
when ordered. Fined SO and costs.
Henry Twymau lcoloredl, stealing silver
watch and chain, one summer buggy-robe,
three horse-blankeis. and one Oll-cloth coat
from Joseph ". Blley. sentenced TO four
months in jail. Appeal taken.
There were a large number OF other cases
Of less importance.