The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Mrs. A. R. Ellington. who has been sum-

Mrs. A.. r. Ellington. who has been sum
mering in Amelia. has returned home.
Rsv. w. A. Laughon, pastor OF fiitn-stree!
church. will assist Rev. X. Il. Bennett. ~
Washing ton-street church, Richmond. IN 'ne !.
sacransntal service this morning ~ IL
o'clock. N,
Rev. A. A. whitmore OF Richmoni Will
preach at Fifth street church this morning a.
II o'clock aud the pastor will fill the puipit
at night.
The union revival meetings which have,
been held for several weeks with the Centrai
church will he continued this week at fiita-
street church. !.
Central church morning and evening to day.
Rev. n. z. Wise will preach at West-Lnd
church this morning and tonight =,
Rev. G. n an Houton wi i preach at the
PRESBYTERIAN church this morning. and rev
D. Calvin Stewart will preach at the evening
service.
Rector ]. J. CIopton will preach at Meade
Memorial church to-day.
Rsv l.. r. Thornhlll will preach a. tne
Bainbridce-strest church this morning anu
evening.
Rev. Decatur Edwards will preach at Clop-
ton-street church to-day. morning ana even
ing services. Il,
Rev. T. E. Reynolds will preach at the
Seyenth-street chapel tonight at ';5o oCiocA'
Sunday school at $50 in the afternoon.
Rev. u. j. Spencer will preach at tho
Cowardin-avenus Christian church TINS
morning at IL o'clock. and evening at I:4o.
Seats free all welcome.
Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Robinson have issued
invitations to the marriage OF their daughter
Miss Bertha Sloan. to Mr.. Rosser l.. Moody,
at tho cambridge street Baptist church, at
8 80 o'clock October 20. 1891.
At meeting few nights ago OF Elvln
Grove. NO. ;. u. A. o. d., NOble-Arch L. Is.
Risby resigned his Office and Nice-Arch A. i.
Tyson was elected his successor. Alr. }. y.
Goode was elected vice arch.
What is the good of city having market
house and not using 1t said city official 70
TINES man yesterday. Il wish you would
take up through your paper the proprlety OF
using our market-hOuse Ii would be great
convenience to the people and a source of
profit to the city.
Yesterday was cool and the latter part Of
the day was quite rainy. Range Of thermom-
etrer at TINES Bureau; 6 A. NJ, So; IL NJ, 90;
6. =. NJ. go.
Mr.. J. C. Snellings is confined to his home
by sickness.
There is a bad place in the sidewalk at the
corner of Thirteenth and Stockton streets
that should be looked after and remedied.
Ter TINES now gets more advertising mat.
ter from this city than all the other Richmond
dailies combined.
There has not been case in the police court
for three days. which speaks well for the
morality of the city
Mr. Hall who lives in Tomahawk neighbor-
hood, Chesterfield county lost a lew days ago
the third child in as many weeks from the
diphtheria
Mr. John Utz is visiting friends and rela-
tiyes in Madison county, his former home.
Miss Nova Evans. daughter of Mr.. William
Evans. of Swans boro. fell and cut an artery
in her arm last evening She was carrying
pitcher at the time. which was broken. in
ficting painful, though not serious wound.
Dr. Rucker was summoned and called IN
Drs T.. p Mathews aud s. L. INGRAM for con-
sultation. The cut was bandaged and the pa
tent left in as comfortable a condition as pos
sibe.