Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24
TIE CITY ACROSS THE JAMES.
Religious services-Death of Former
Manchesterian.

Manchestcrian.
Services appropriate 10 hidron's-Day were
hold a. the Central Methodist church sunday
morning. The pulpit was beautifully decorated
with flowers and the iitile ones sang several So
lecilous, which we're very interesting. Rev. W.
c. Walden. the pastor, preached especially 60 the
children. aud Was listened 90 by a large c0ngre-
gallon. considering the inclomcncy Of the
weather. The entire school sang ave Are
Marching 60 Zion upon euiorine Tho church. ana
after bong seated tho pastor gavo the invitation
to those who desired 90 become members n the
church, o. which two responded Tho "CorO-
nation Hymn WAS sung, after which
there Was responsive reading 10y the sn-
porintcndeut and the school Rev. ". {.
Walden offered an invocation, after which
"Jcsus, Our Blessed RcQecmor' was suns,
winch was followed by tho reading Of the loja
Psalm.
Tho singing by the infant class was the next
feature ut the Programme. This cla-s "a COM
posed of 10 nemh hcrs Mr. Naden then TOOK
lla text from tlr 21si chapter of Matthew and
the 10Th and Gth verses. lie proa nod an oie-
giant sermon 90 the lttlc onos anl also rendered
some practical advice 20 parents. fisht mite
girls, memhcr' oi the infant class. sang very
pretty selection, after which the assemDlage Was
dismissed by the boncdcticn.
TuE OTHEE CHrR-uFs.
A. ihc BainOr.cgc-Strcct Baptist church Rev
J. k. Harrison, tle evangelist, preached sunday
both uoruinR qu- night 20 large congregations.
80 nisht, notwithstanding the incioment wea-
thef, tAe church WA 0nci, and great intcres.
Wn- manifested in the meeting.
Str Harrison conducted the services in tho
afternoon 80 Leader Ian for fhe Railroad Bran "a
of the 0ung Mems oarstisn Association.
lGaro Hrro 10 services at The Pfcshytorian
church sunday morning. Rev &. y. Van hou-
ten -he ga-tor, preached az night
Rev. John =. Coptou occupied hl7 pulpit snn-
day both morning aui night. At II o'clock
uerc were bAut,aual services.
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Intelligence has been received hore Of tho
lca.h u paiucan. ky., OF Sir. Archer Lang,
formerly ol Manchester. tho deceased lett
hero about thirty-lve years aco ana was Tor
years ems aged il the tobacco business In hcn-
tg-sy. DO married a daughter Of tho late
Green lirl. Ol Manchester, father oi Mrs.
N1-niUlt u Walker a1d Nrs. Is. i. Johnson, oi
10 'n.l. .a, ana of Mr.. Henry Han, of THIS city.
lc was "a tHiu brother 81 Nr william Lang. oi
p1lu-sh. Ky. WnO married "a Miss Muse. of Nau-
chester "a sister " Nr. j.. ~. Gary. Ills wife
died iu Manchester many years ago ana Was
buried lDre.
Sarah Cabou. an unmarried colorod woman.
died very suddenly sunday morning an nor nome,
ln SWansUUr0'. near the Petersburg ralroi id.
>le haI been srS iol about thtr' WEEKS bHt
>llinv morning wasup and about icr room aud
Ht II o'rlDrk wa- dead Coroner hruinfN viewed
fho body. huf, after hearing tne statements 81
parties living iu Che house, doe act that nn III
quest was unnecessary.
IuEY PLAY CRAPS or SUNDAY.
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John douc-. AMI Alexander Hicks .Al c1lorell
Wtro arrested Sunday afternoon ioi playing
game oi c4aV- Iu q doorway on Hun street De-
treDn Thirteenth and FYur'c. nth. They We're
brought before the Masof yts-criav mcfhlhs'
and h.s Honor required fuHm Oh leave - cach
with Clerk smith or go up for thirty days. Ihe
negroes were unable 90 rH.so tlc assessment
aud were taken down Co the city lal.
Tho work of placing noW sirngrr- I'D the ! rec
Bridge VIII soon he completed The wors has
somewhat iLt.rt-rfd Wl.l the -tr. ei-iail Nay
s.nelulc on the Perry aui huil-sireet lines
during thc past week.
DO l- expected that elec'rc-ear5 VIII be rum
n.ug ou the Hull--trcef lue 10y next sunday.
The trolloy-Nire has becn strung from tho ter
minus at the park down 90 seventh street
between tle April aud Nay terms ot Tho
Uurlug- Court there wore ioriy-six deeds en-
tered is srerIrI iu fhc clerk Office.
Tho Chesterfield Cavalry Troop VIII particll = o
in the unreIliug of tneIllI monument lh ldch-
m0nl ueAt Monday.
iro session " tao Board of Supervisors Of
Cnes.e .erfeI yesterday was taken up in the
transaction 0i fDu 'ur hu .lc...
rtIs0sALr1INrs.
Mr.. Thomas s.. Inec. of Lyuehbur,, is visiting
Tac nerriare 90 Nr Oscar J.. Trayloraui Miss
fr1r Dr. rfi-t aiI ta. r IIrrc 4t the HaInhridse-
street Baptist clI. fl-nictt s. $500 O'Clock.
Ihe Misses ImherllEc. OBJ. IJuover, are visit
iug tlrlr aIut, Ara- d. J.. broorn' ON Decatur
Rev Charles N. vn Hoa,cn. Of this city,
rrcl.heI 40 fle First Presbyterian clIrtl, ih
Richmond. ~uuIay u1rIius.
Wr. Hnrrs R. owen. Tao vas SID painfully Ill
urcI sevr.ll iar4 ago boy aIlnaWay accident,
PES getting along quito wtl.
Mr. R. ID. apple, o. North Carolina, Is stopping
1ie City democratic Committee mot IN the
oe'., of Chairman Bradley lasi evening and
completed a,r1nrameufs f0r thr mlu pal cleo