The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-22
PETERSBURG.
Methodist SUNDAY schoois-R. 4. Lee
battery's Captain.

batterY's Captain.
PETERSEN re-, Va, july 2l.-' Special. T.
Mr.. iliiam Tinsley has resigned his plac
on the police corps to take charge Of a saw
mill near Garysburg, y. c., for a Rchmon,
firm.
The regular monihlt meeting Of The Meth
odist sunday school nion Association q
this city and Ettrick was held YESTERDAY
afternoon al the church in Etirick, and wai
very largely attended. The exercises con
sisted Of singing, rectatiOns, and addresse'
/ hy Rev. \. {. BledsOe, pastor Of the Wash
! ington-Street Methodist Episcopal church
/ and Captain l.. J.. Marks. The following
I reports from the different schools were read
Market street school. Officers. seven,
! teachers, twenty-eighti scholars, 2DI. Aver
| age attendance. Officers. six: teachers
! twenty-five; scholars, lil. Amount col
iected for school, slb.S6.
Washington street school. Officers,
twelve; teachers. tnirty-One; scholars, 3O6
Average attendance: Officers, eleven
teachers, twenty-five; scholars. 22l. Con-
versions seyenty-f0ur per cent. Amount
collected for school. <}4.2l.
Wesley school Officers. :; teachers. ~;
scholars, ~. Average attendance: OH
GERS, $; teachers, l6: scholars, %; percent
age Of attendance, %. Amount collected
Tor school. Sl0.9i.
Higb-etrcet SchOol-cflcefs. 10. teachers,
%; scholars, 2il. Average attendance. Of
tice.s, l0i teachers, lA; schOlors, l9S. Con-
versions. II per cent. Amount collected Tor
school. $2j33
Bandford School-Ayerage register, III:
average attendance, %. Amount collected
for school, S9.4j.
Eurick school.-Ohcers, Z; teachers, Il;
u. 81
: teachers. l6: scholars, 1922 conversions,
ss per cent. Amount collected for school,
S3j.S2.
Wcst-Strect School, Officers. II; teach
ers, lG; scholars, 126. Average attendance:
Officers, II: teachers, "a; scholars, lll;
conversions. 9o per cent. Amount collected
for school, SS23.
The price Of ice has been reduced here
commencing to-day. The following are the
prices: Five 20 30 pounds, ! cent per
pound. 80 pounds 10 100, 3. cent per pound !;
100 pounds 10 800 pounds, 20 cents per 100
pounds; 800 20 1000 pounds, 90 cents per
loo pounds; 1903 pounds and over, one de-
livery. 30 cents per 100 pounds.
The fast train from Norfolk Saturday af-
tcrn0on ran over and Killed two cows. The
train was going at full speed, and the un-
fortunate creatures were thrown for some
distance i'm the air.
The congregations Of the First Baptist
Church and the Tabb-street Presbyterian
Church held joint services at the first named
church last night. when ReyJ. ". RYsebro
preached. Rev. h. Il. Acree also took part
in the services
A match game OF baseball was PLAYED at
NItherland's on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad, Saturday. between tbr Church
Road ard smith Grove Clubs. The game
stood Gg o. iu favor of the latter Cluh.
The Circuit Court of PETERSBURG Judge
b. 4. Hancock presiding. will meet pur-u-
amt tO adjournment tomorrow morning.
when the court viii render its decision iu
The chancery case of Rahlcy and other,
against Roper and others.
lu the llu~tinGs Court tomorrow the case
oi James Hennessy, charged with ,elliRE
rNig rs !. n '5p5ipoai oooc nom the decision of
the Mayor by whom llennessy was fined
$50. At the last term Of the court the case
was tried. but the jury failed 90 agree ON "a
verdict. They stood eleven for acqulttal
ana one for conviction.
Dr. Hal Manson. editor Of the iockWaI
IIeXa~1 success. who has been i'm the city
several days visiting Mrs. CO-blll and
family. left this morning for an extended
trip through y ir-inia.
The Orderof Progressive Endowment Guild
y =
supreme Secretary =. baleskl. ot llch-
mond. Hon. II. ". Flouruoy was 90 have
Organized the order. bat he was detained ai
home hy important business. The follow
ing officers were elected: John II. Leigh.
past governor: John Mann. governor; L..
T.. Davis, yice-g0yernOr; ]. Lewis Pcyser.
secretary: Rev. j. ". RO,cbrO. chaplain:
Dr. Thomas i. Burgess. treasurer; James
f.. Powell. warden: William T. Davis,
guard. Trustees. Or. John Herbert Clal-
borne. II. B. Davis and Benjamin Lyon.
The K. J.. Lee Battery of artillery met TO-
night 10 elect captain % ill the vacancy
0rcasioned by the resignation oi Captain
John Tr-heim. The candidates voted lol
wer. Cantain Trsheim and Mr.. X. VI.
D1bie. Four ballots were taken. the vote
,tandin. each time -Iusheim, lG; Dobic.
l1. There was no election, a. u required
TWENTY-FIVE votes 10 elect. Another meet
ing win De held on Monday night next.
Mrs. G.. *. Reese is on visit 10 friends
iu Cincinnati.
Miss Martha Ann Bragg has gone 90 Nor
folk % visit Miss Jennie Milhadot.
Mrs. Matt Byrne. who has been on a visit
t0 Mrs. Daniel Rahiely. Of this city. has l,it
for the Blue Ridge SPRING.. AS" Mrs.
Caddle and her daughter. Katie. accom-
panied by Willie and Rose Eahely.
Mrs. John Hair. Of Denver, Colo, is on
visit t0 her brother, Mr.. Daniel Dyson, city
treasurer.
Mrs. Mary f. Dewcll and daughter have
zone tO Norfolk ON visit.
Mr.. =. 4. Dewell has gone 10 salem, a-
10 engage in the sash and blind business.
Miss stella Gordon is on visit 10 friends
al Cheshire. Mass.
Mis-, Emma Thurman, of HenricO county
is ON visit % the Misses Martin, on Hall
flN street.
Miss T.. Calvin Bragg. OF Richmond, j.
visiting her aunt, Mrs. u. ". Bragg, Oh
High street