The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-23

Gospel IN this section Of country and ia as Wig
oTcus ana active as many men much younger
lie has passed the allotted four score years
but Is stall actively engaged in church work.
Rev. q. y. Van HOuton has returned TO tho
city from peasant visit to the country. and
will I'll his pulpit to-day morning and even
ING.
The regular Saturday night prayer-meeting
ioi Young men took place last evening in tho
pastors study OF the Bainhridge-street Bap-
NSt church Quite number OF young men
were present and deep interest WAS mani
rested. MI Slaughter read from the fifteenth
chapter oi 81. Luke. and made an excellent
tax. short talks were also made by several
Others Much interest Is being taken in these
meetings.
Rev; T. =. West will I'll his pulpit At West
tnd Methodist church to-day. Services at
I'll A. Nj. and T. NJ
Rev. Decatur Edwards will preach at his
church, Clopton-strcet Baptist, this morning
and tonight
fev. Dr. +. n. Peterson will preach for Rev.
William J. Judkins ut Centenary Methodist
church, Richmond. this morning
Rev. i. +. Reynolds will preach at the
seventh street Baptist chapel this evening at
3 O'Clock.
Passengers on the Perry-sireot electric limo
and the Hull-street car line can only get trans
feued now from one OF these lines 10 tho
other ~ seventh and Perry streets. Formerly
transfers could be had 40 the above point or
az The Richmond end OF tho Free bridge.
This action was doomed necessary by the
sircct-car people on account Of some taking
advantage OF the company by getting trans
fers 40 tho end of tho bridge walk into Rich
monl. transact their business come back 10
The bridge and ride homo on tho same fare
That had been paid O. 50 10 Richmond.
There VIII be private dance at the lake
pavilion. Forest Hill Park, tomorrow even
ing
Tho mortuary board Of Druids held a
meeting Friday night az Heider Hall and
appointed . committee b formulate bylaws.
ruio- and regulations f0T the government of
the Nortuary Association The committee
viii meet next Friday evening at the same
place. when it IL expected they will make
their report.
Next Wednesday morning the veteran men,
bers ~ Company 3. Fourth Virginia cavalry,
all honorary members of the Association and
tho officers and members of the recently
organized Chesterfield cavalry company viii
meot az the mayors Office to arrange for the
annual reunion.
Copies Of IRr W,rs can always be had at
the Manchester bureau. II you want the
paper sent TO your house leave your name
there
Mr. Charles Lowry. watchman on the Free
bridge. has spent good deal Of his spare mo-
monis this summer cultiyating small patch
a UatermeiCDs. Friday night his patch was
faidri
Inc usua. Saturday. ightarrests Of drunken
and aisDrderiy people occurred last evening,
and several urf0rtuuutcs were put behind the
tars aul will have "a hearing Monday before
us Honor
The funeral Of Miss Rosa n Turyesr whose
death occurred Friday. will take place at
liitl-streot Methodist church this evening at
3 O'Clock
PERSONALS.
Rev Robert r. Wufree. Of Chesterfield
wos iY the city yesterday and paid very
pleasant visit % TIE TINES bureau. Mr.
WnfrCe speaks IN high terms Of THF TINES
and requests that II be sent him Mr. Win
FREQ is one Of the most popular and effective
young ministers Ia this district. and Is filling
tle Tupifs ~ four churches ~ Chesterfield
and boWhatau counties
Mrs ! W. Gill and little son. Herbert, left
yesterday for "a few weeks
Hr james T. Bradley has returned from q
pleasant stay Ut Atlantic City.
Sergeant fitzgerald has returned from Bed
ford Alum Springs greatly imprOYedln health.
Mr. William $ Drewy OF Baltimore. IS visit
iaRl mother Mrs. Blanche Drewry, Thir-
teentl and Porter streets
Mr. g. r. Strader and his two children.
Flmo and Arnold ara visiting relatives n
North Carolina.
Miss Alma Webster and her sister, Miss
Louise. have returned from pleasant sOlOurn
with relations IL Chesterfield county
bliss Maggie Walden. e Chesterfield is visit
'ug the Misses Webster, Of this city.
Mr. Harry T Perdue has returned from .
pleasant trip TO Niagara and Buffalo.
Mrs Siasie Jackson. Of Chesterfield, has
returned home from q three months trip 70
England and gives q glowing account of tie
pleasures Of the voyage and visit.
Mr. J. t. Pugh. who has been visiting in
Orange county for week, returned home
yesterday and says he had an elegant time
Mrs Philip Keppler Of Richmond. sister to
Councilman A.W. Fair, OF this city, died yes
tcrdav morning at 40
Rev. T. K. Ihornhill is in Spotsylvania
county visiting friends and taking much
needed rest.
AIr. william Browne. father Of Mrs. An
drew Seedlings. of this city and Professor
Htnry vre Browne who has been on visit
g. bis daughter Will leave for bis home in
Brooklyn tuesday.
Mr. Upton Robinson VIII leave this morn
ine for Amelia county. where he will rusti-
cate and shoot squirrels and young rabbits
foI q week a. TWO Tie VIII spend most OF
the tim8 70 the home Of his parents.