The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13


Branch Office. ll0i Decatur street. }
There are three re,iyals Of religion going
on in the city. one at West End Methodist'
another at Clopton-street Baptist ana another
at Corwardin.avenue Christian. Deep III
terest is manifested in each Of these meeting
and much good is being accomplished.
The city council will meet in adjourned
session tomorrow night
Every minister in the city except one Is q
subscriber % TIE Twfs. and they al speaA
IL high praise OF it. merits -.
Ella Carter col0red lunatc' dled last
night in the city jail. She WAS from chester
field and was being held here until arrange
nents could be made to send her 10 an
asylum. Death IL supposed 10 nave IeSu1'eu
from natural causes. 49,
There will be an important meeting or tne
CITY central committee tonight at O'Clock IN
the Office of the chairman, IN the Leader
building 4 full attendance - desired, as
there j, business of Importance OF hand.
The Junior Order OF [ nited American Me-
chanics are busy preparing Iir their Dig gay
next Nouday They eXuect a large nuMNer
OK visiting Juniors and friends and anticipate
glorious time The days pleasures Will
Close with red white and blue ball 40 night.
The following delegates and alternates
have been elected by Star OF Hope Lodge. 10.
55J. /. .. O.. T., OF this city To District Lodge
No. !. q. G.. r.. which meets with Jefferson
Lodge OF Richmond. on April list. next: y.
b. titzgera,d. T.. Sc 1T Gibbs w. w. 'rMg.
!. J.. Rogers. Miss Matte Anderson, MISS
Rosa Burton.
The Alert Fire Company will have an inn
pOrtaut meeting tonight and are anxious that
full attendance be present, as important
business Is to be transacted.
rrgsoSAL MENTION.
Judge r.. G.. Hancock is in Brunswick
county holding court. The session VIII prob
ably last several days. as there Is Considerable
chancery business on the docket.
Rev Joseph Walker VIII preach at the
Ba.nbridge-street Baptist tonight at $50
o'clock
Miss Emma Moody. daughter OF Mrs. 81. 4.
Co-bill. az Chesterfield has returned from
New ork where she went to pusue her
studies 80 art
Rev William H. Christian. OF Hampton.
was ia Manchester yesterday. lie is inter-
ested ia the starung oi a female academy 10
Hampton.
A prominent physician of Chesterfield says
there 10 nothing IN all this scare about mad
dogs. and that the CANNES are only suffering
from dphtherla. IL is fact that a number
of dogs have been suffering from very severe
colds and coughs.
Master Machnist Thomas ". Gentry has
gone on a tour of inspection of the shops OF
the Richmond and haaviile system.
ITEMS OF NrEats.
Services will be hed in Meade-Memoral
church Wednesday aud hurs Jay at A.. H..
Friday at s.. VI. Saturday 40 J.. VI. there
viii be baptismal service for ~ ants aud
adults. tuesday at i. VI. ltey. J.. G.. Nash
will preach, Wednesday ut j. d. Rev. &. f.
huyk. Thursday 40 j. VI. Rev. Or. j. b.
Newton, Friday at j. VI. Rev D. i. Down
nan
series Of revival meetings were begun at
COwardin-ayenuo Disciples church Sunday
night. The meetings viii De held every night
this week.
Rev. ". W. Smith, who labored SO success
fully in Manchester some weeks ago Will as-
sist Rev. Decatur Edwards at meetings at
ClOpt0u.street Baptist church every night
TINS week.
CHESTERFIELD CHAT.
Rev r.. IT, Winfree preached 30 Old Church
Sunday morning, andat leru,alem at night.
Mr. 81. VI. Mauders is confined o. his home
40 Midlothian by sickness
Mr. George II. Jewett. # Midlothian, was
IN Richmond yesterday ON business.
Extensive preparations arc icing made for
@ big coacert AZ Masonic Hail. Midi tlian,
next Thursday night 10 is for the benefit ~
the Masonic Orphans Home and the Miller
brothers and other Richmond ta.en, will par
ucuate. Refreshments Will be served by the
ladies.
Nh John Warrington has moved his family
into his new home, Cerro Gord0. ne4r Mid
lothian.
Miss Fannie Hancock oil Powhatan has
returned from q pleasant visit 10 che family
of Dr s. b.. Owen. OF Portsmouth.
Miss Mary daughter OF Mathew Hancock. +
has returned from q visit % relations IN 1iis-
s0uu.
The old Grove shaft has been cleaned out
and put 10 full operation again. About forty /
operatives are employed anl the Mid .
lothian merchants tel me that they expect /.
business to greatly increase in the near
future.