The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
THE BROOKLYN OF RICHNQN0
Items Gathered by The Times psDorm
across the Bridge.
NEWS NOTES FROM OUR SISTER en-
Dr. Migrants Funerai-Nrs. -. 7. D..
Very ii-chestcrfeid circuI, c,ur, q,
session-Personsl Mention.

Mrs. D. L. Pulliams condl.--.
critical.
Mr.. Clinton Duke is quite sick a. hi.b.-.
on Hull street -'
Mr.. Cary %. rench. formerly Of hi, ,..
but now a resident Of Baltimore. is here NJ.
visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. Evan Snead. Of Richmond. W., +, ..
city yesterday -
Cards are ont for the marriage ofMr. ~
liam L. Barrett md Mss Cora Evans NJ.
ceremony will take place Thursday from ~
! boro '"a''
General Harry iieth. of Washingtor v,,.
/ The city sunday visiting hs sister AIr, ; ny
! Walden at Buck Hlll ID
Mr.. Joseph stephens. Of Wisconsin B..
purchased . farm IN Chesterfield c5,r.'
Consideration. 1925.
KEY. c. \. Van Houtou. OF the prs.b-..
rian church. preached an able sermon
day afternoon 10 the Red Men. -'
Rev. DR.. T.. u. Peterson preached a., ~.
Queut sermon Sunday morning A. Co.,.
Methodist church The new pas.o- ~ a."
church. Rev. ". G.. Walden. is ezle.ss
preach next Sunday.
Rev Adam Chambers gave ono ~ his Jim.
church Sunday evening.
Rev. j. j. CloptOn left YESTERDAY rr-n.,.
for Nelson county. where he viii be Initial
marriage to-day 60 Miss irene Hor.'or r.-
George =. SOmerville will perform tb. ,,-,
mony. The happy pair will reside h .t'.
city. and are expected here Nedues9s.
Mr.. w J.. Moody. of Chesforfeif ,e-.
ing into his handsome new b me on Pore,
street.
Rev. r. H. Winfree. OF Cbe...,s.s
preached at Red Lane church SUNDAY.
FUNEnNs.
Probably the largest funeral that ever ,,.,
place IN this city Was that q. the ate l.r,e,,.i
Or. ). J.. Ingram. which t1.k place S.-
day afternoon at the Ne,1o-Afem,.l
church. Dr. John D. Newton -
the Monumental church, oordpofef DIV.
services. assisted by Hey >. ,. Clon.s-
The sacred edlice would only hold a .a,-
small portion Of the vast crowd that des,sl
% show the last sad tribute o.. rssne.t n, ti.
one they had so long loved. 10 IS esr-,t.i
that three thousand people uers .n aite,f
ance at the church and cemetery t.refher
During tho reading OF fle soiemuara lr
presslve burial service of f.e In.sr,,f
Church many persons wora moved % tsa-,
AZ the grave the burial service 0f the kr..i.,
Of Honor and the Masonic burial service Ven.
read.
|
ton az Maury cemetery.
The funeral OF Ms. Nary a Toftr took
place from her late home Pie 0'-gqfe. o,
Petersburg turnpike. Sunday afternoon. ana
was largely attended by friends and re'stge.
BRIEILlIs
The Chesterfield Circuit Court was IN ,e,.
SION yesterday and adjourned tbe term
There Will he . concert. lecture and oyster
supper 81 BrancA's church tonight Wagons
ylI Leave upper HUll street 90 O'Clock
I'm tho report of an interview with C,r.s.n
-psc0mb. which appeared in SUNDAYS
LMEs, the type made him Say horrible
'odY, instead of honorable BODY n speak.
NJ Of the City Council
There were several triling cases in fs
mayors court yesterday morning jam,
'erdue and Marshall Rock. both ne.r0s
zero charged with stealing brass perdges
ase was coutindod until the 18th and Rocks
vi the 4th.
A wagon loaded with an iron safe broke
own yesterday on Seventh street nfir
emmes. Street-car traffic was consequently
elayed for q while
There will be all day Thanksgiving service,
Bethel church Ia Chesterfield Thursday.
ov. DR.. William f.. Hatcher of Richmond
expected 90 deliver address