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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Holland Christian Reformed Of coidtrsek.
corner Iesrsna and leafs streets.L =. fiuist:
2.1 Hna m. Billie class AZ sp M. sunday
schocl st II N. {. .. PestmA snpt. ~
Broadway.
Lssraye street Holland chrIssgan Reformed
sessssr. sugt.. 30. ias. FIN sssna.
spdar street Holland cbrisu.n Refermea-
}. II. Yes. pastor. Nm. - >praE- services. s.B
ABi. sR1 D m. Saatas scheol At 4 20.
Nm. Brink. sn,.- No = Spring street
Houas g., pAn Reformed. Finn avenue
Nv. X. t SAT psstsr. No. sss q anavilie ave
nue. ssrs ess ct 10 m sna m. Sunday
sehcei AZ - , IN. Nies Beer-ma supf-.
Eat street Holland chrisfisa as'ernss--s
ssvea.-s. pssfos. Ne. sis !. East street Ser
vices. , n and 3 ~. tstcehism ~ II . ~
sunday sehesl 81 , N Jeha Bsit. supt- No.
Church cf Chft.t.
chorcs Of Christ coruef ION ana DsrciaT
q -eet-~ =. Rusxesi. pkSfs 70. - Cetf ave
que sstsiess. 800 :. sse ~. ES
serrsek. snpt., No. as 6sssss STREET
eo-sr~r.ssee-a
Part Conversational csrser Psrk snf East
Serves rs - isSs sd IA ssnes,
sehoes ~ nyaa Ckv y. NsiHsser- supt-. No.
sss ksss FaIfsa street
P.ssnssia svsss.--g- 7. Husi-s, ssss.s. 70,
I'm. Aeank peepes neettrR - m.
sasssv satsaI At naeb. q X. AaDeen. Supf-.
residence on knspDSre&e
suffs menorssl epsrsr rszssy ED Wealthy
svsnh<4 H~eteT A. NcfzzS<s Ts<fst. We -
ss@s1xleA street. SERVICES - is4 q ans !
n. kassf ns sehEoi ~ sesa. Usnfef toete-
teesk saF,. Fssiaeses rssf Of SO. &c eyan4-
49,. 80 .~x..- u.r.u~.ss "a c.~.~..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Church OF the New Jerusalem. corner Lysr
and y. Divtsion--tsearge Henry Dole. pastor,
The Vendome. Services az 40 % = n sad
p IN sunday school at II IA. The pssfsr u
superintendent " the sunday scheol.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Free Methodist. services held In han on cor
FER Of scrlbner ana West Bridge streets-Nrs
Lizzie NJ. White, pastor. corner stocking anS
Third streets. Servieesat 10 80 m ana : D ~.
sunday schoel 1T s;Se Ira III. Thompson,
supf. No. Gil n. College avenue.
We ryan Methodist. corner Turner aud
CROSBY strsets-M. j. Bladder, pastor. corner
Turner aud Crosoy streets, e~rvices cszss
meetings 2 . m and t:3o y M sermeos ~ le:N
. ~ aud IN; Sunday schooi IT IL m; james
Pierce, Supt. corner Center aud Second street,
comstock's addition
Zion (colo-edl. on NTH avcaue-P. H. VII
Hams. pastor. No. III Spring street: services
al 1850 IN and srs9 N; Spacsy school ats
Thomas Corbln. supi.. Mason street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Holland Cniisr.an. e9raer Z. Bridge ane
Ionia streets-f. w. ". HugenhoitL pastor.
No. hi X. Bridge. Service alto NJ, 40 even
Ing service. sunday scnoo ~ l.;2 . N. =.
Il Eleveld. supl. No. o. Caledonia
The Unity Church unitariaal-la;esng ser
vlce ia Emasuel Temple. cor. Ransom sne
Fcuatstn-siA Miss Mia b. Tppser, pastor
No. ~ Ransom street services az IL 80 aud
1p m. sunday school Ut II IS . IN. ReKin A.
Maynard. Su2t.. No. AS n. Lafayette street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
cAi,r~., Of zion.

Children 81 zseu Church ~scrfbner az, Ne
tween Eixhfh ana IeHsh-sfs Henry A. Ohm
sfet. pastor. No, f2t " frsrf Services Al
lp:H q. m. and q n. sunday seioei n
II ~ m. The pastor ls sophisticated Of the
Sunday school
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Holland Reformed Turner street hsiweer
ker. nesing pastor. Ne. ISL ". Leonard street,
services ss m. SAD n Sunday ssaseI
after snoraislg service, X. De Aeesssr. RapI
Ne. sss Grossly street; sunday school At -
street. Gensstses's &4dltlsn.
Holland Reformed. Clancy street between
Cedar sae Bradford stresis-Jehp fandeE
Brock. pastor. residence north of caUrch
Services. Y 10. aad o m. No sundss
school.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Universslisf. helding services IN Lssiss
Literary club house ~ nreseut-N hsrirs
fiurhref. pastor. No 81 Morris avenue rsf.
vice. lo:s Am. Ne evening service. funnsy
school 81 J. m. FRED /. Rane. kurf. corner
Summer street sac Shawmuf avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.

Lot of Ladies and eGenemens Vests and Shirts American
Hosiery Company make reduced from ST. S125 and $3.50 Soc
apiece.
Ladies' Ribbed Le Vests white and ecru reduced from Soc
to 35c.; three for ST.
Unaundered Shirts soed garments Of popular 75c
brands reduced sizes - 49, 16 49, H. @ only
Of White Dotted Muslin quantities from to 8
yards at about half Of retail price
12Ic 16c and zoe Plaid and Checked Mus
lin only sc. per yard.
In our whole stock have made many big cuts and
Damass by the yard Cloths Napkins and Doyes be
bought a prices that will not be duplicated
If You Linens the future this your oppor
tunity to get good Linens at very low prices.
These goods have placed for sale the counters of
Ftreet Department AS the quantity OF many of the articles
limited, an early call is advised to
auE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
The Richmond and Danvilie Receiver.

The question of permanent receiver for
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany Will be argued before Judge Bond Ia
the [ nited States Circuit Court to-day. A
fewmonths ago Messrs Huidekoper and Fos-
ter were appointed temporary receivers,
and the case to-day will come up on mo-
ton 10 make them permanent ones. The
case became a court matter by suit being
brought against the company by William
p. Clyde and others, and the whole transsc-
ton involves the reorganization of the
Terminal system. Much interest is felt in
Judge Bonds action by those interested.
the majority Of whom reside IN New lork.
The court will meet to-day about noon.
IL is probable that what Is known as the
Cherokee case will also be heard by Judge
Bond to-day. Solicitor General Aldrlch,
of the Department OF Justice at Washing
ton, arrived in Richmond Yesterday mora
ing and is a guest of the Exchange Hotel.
He was sent, he said yesterday, by his de-
partment to look alter the case OF the
Cherokee Indians of North Carolina, who
are asking that new commission be APP
pointed for them.
Judge Gof. OF West Virginia. an associ-
ate of Judge Bond, arrived in the city last
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
MOSBY STREET GRADE.
The Committee on Streets Decided That the
Gut should he Made.


The Committee on Streets held special
meeting last evening in the hastings court
room to consider the proposition made by
the Engineers department to establish a
grade on Aosby street between Jefferson
Park and VenAble street. The following
members were present. Captain William
il. Curtis. chairman, Joseph W. Carter,
William 81. IuTpiD, Joseph ". Thomas,
James i. Gray, Charles J.. Brauer, James
Baheu. j. Taylor Stratton, Royal White.
Colonel William f. Cutshaw was on
hand 10 took after the interests OF the City
Engineers department.
On motion Of Mr.. Stratton, the commit
tee decided that the curbing and guttering
on Eighth and Cary streets be taken out OF
It's turn and the work ordered 20 be done 81
once.
The motion as to the grading Of Mosby
street was then taken up. Aessrs. Clipper
ich. Brauer, French and Tucker appeared IN
favor OF having the grade as adopted by the
City Council modified.
Colonel Cutshaw made long and lengthy
statement IN favor OF the suggested grade,
and stated that he had never invested any OF
his money in property near streets where
improvements had been carried out. In
order % show his faith. however, IN the
grade about 10 be established on Mosby
perty in that locality as far as he was able
TO at it's assessed value.
Mr. Turpin moved that the committee
recommend 80 the City Council TO
rescind its former action establishing
the grade and TO order the present level
of the street to be the grade.
Messrs Carter, Gray and Bahen spoke in
favor of sustaining the City Engineer. and
Mr.. Turpin's motion was lost. only that
f.fr
who owns property IN that vicinity, was ex-
oused from voting.
On motion OF Mr.. Thomas. PERMISSION
was granted the Union Democratic Club to
erect campaign pole at the corner Of
Twenty fifth street and Church Hill ave-
nue..
The payroll for the past two weeks was
approved and number of bills were or
dered 10 be paid.
Mr.. George King appeared before the
committee and complained OF the danger
Gus crossing of the Chesapeake and OHIO
railway on Williamsburg avenue. where the
Waterman had been recently removed. lie
added that approaching trains would not be
noticed until they crossed the avenue on
the trestle work and that this often caused
horses TO run away. The matter was re-
ferred 20 the chairman Of the committee,
the City Engineer and City Attorney TO
ascertain who will have 10 pay for the en-
ployment of a Waterman at that crossing.
Air. Childrey. of Pickett street. complain
ed of an obstruction on that thOrOuRhiare
caused by house which is built too far out
in the street. The matter was referred 10
the Ward Committee IN conjunction with the
City Engineer and City Attorney for report.
On motion Of Mr. Brauer the committee
decided to recommend o. the City Council
the passage Of an ordinance allowing Messrs.
T. w. Wood X Son 70 construct foot
bridge from their establishment across the
alley near Fourteenth street.
The committee then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16

stock LINEN that may carry few
possible New Store shall offer big inducements in the
following goods
superior quality Extra Sized Dama Towels colored
border reduced to Csc apiece; So per dozen.
large Fine IIuck Towels knotted fringe and white,
duced to S3.3S per dozen.
lot very Finest Irish Iuk Towels with Damask borders
ends silver Linen reduced from $3.50 So per dozen
Large Sized Coored Border DoyeS reduced from 81 to 75c
per dozen
Beached German Damask reduced to soc. per yard.
German Damask, bleached reduced to 472c per yard
Cooed Lunch Cloths yards wide and 3 . and yards long,
S35 S275 $3.50 We make these exceptionally low prices we
have Doyies to match.
Small lot Of Coored Border German Damask Lunch Cloths
and q yards long at $3.50 and 81.
Special value in Full Sized Hemsched Linen Sheets at $3.50
per pair. Guaranteed to
Extra value in Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases at 81 pair
Small lot of Hemstched Linen Bolster Cases at $3.50 apiece
Remnants Of Crash and Towehnc at low prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
For $40 Purse.

The Elbas having thrown down the gaunt-
let to any Of the three league clubs for a
game at Island Park for a purse Of $40 and
all the gate receipts. the VirRinias were the
first top pick itup. and the game viii take place
to-morrow evening at 430 o'clock. The
Flbas claim TO be the champions Of the
State and have strong team, composed Of
the following PLAYERS: Hatdorf. Thomas
Gentry. Thorpe. Napier, Nunnalie, Nc
Gary. Wells. Frost, Anthony, Blankenshlp,
Krousse and Tinberlake. The Nlrginias
will play their regular team. with EnriRht
and Foster for a battery.
The game Of ball advertised for this after
noon between the College club and a picked
nine as Island Park has been postponed
until naKt week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16

Cards have been received in Richmond
announcing the marriage az ST. Margaret's
Westminster. London. on August 9th. Of
Captain Westmoreand ID. Davis TO Mss
Marguerite Grace lnman. Of New York.
Captain Davis was a former resident %
this city. where for several years he was
connected with the Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad Company. He was also 4
member OF Company Of the FIRST regi-
ment and for several years its popular cap
tain
lie afterwards studied law at the Univer-
sity OF Virginia and then moved 10 New
York. where he has succeeded IN building
up lucrative practice.
His bride Is known 10 many society peo-
Pile here as a very charming and accom-
plished young lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
DIED FROM THE FLAMES.
A Sunday Fire Caused the Death of Major
Y. NJ. Boykiu's Cook.

The neighbors of Major F. H. Boykin.
who lives at No. 4l9 east Franklin street,
were rudely aroused on Sunday afternoon
by cries of fire. and in few moments
alter the alarm was turned IN az Fifth and
Main, box 70. The room over his kitchen
was found in a blaze and out OF II rushed
his cook. an old cOlored woman, Sallie lay
Tor, in flames from head TO loot. The ire
was soon put out. the blaze being confined
10 that room. Every attention was shown
the unfortunate woman by Dr. Hugh M.
Taylor. DR.. K. q. Crouch and the ladies' Of
the families Of Major BoykIn and DR.. lay
Tor. and the ambulance having soon arrived
she was. after dressing her burns. which
were shocking. carried 10 the slmshouse for
further treatment. She died AZ $50 +. II.
on Sunday. The fire was caused either by
her pipe falling on the bed while she was
doing or. as she stated, probably from q
match she stepped on which set fire 70 her
clothes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
Property Transfers.

Richmond: J. r. V. Daniel. special commits
sioner to Bernard Brauer ,39 feet on west side
Sixth street between Clay and Leigh. 90. 100.
Albion ID. Jackson TO Bertha u. Etheridge,
% feet on west side Twenty fourth street
between Clay and Church-Hlll avenue,
al 500
John II. Traylor TO Sidney X. Cosby,
half interest in United States Letters Pa
tent No. 475.36S on Plate-Litters. Sl00.
Deitriok. 254 feet on south side Nine-mile
road near Twenty-ninth street, $500.
+. Sitterding co Louis Brown, II feet on
north side Moore street near Elizabeth,
e700.
Harriet Watkins trustee 10 Guarantee
Building, Loan and Trust Company, 80 feet
in Duyals addition, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16

The report of the health department for
the week ending Saturday last shows:
Whole number of deaths al white and
20 cOlored.
Stubborn white and 1 colored,
Annual rate Of mortality per 1,OOJ-white.
2323 colored 27.37. total Z5.0S.
Locality Marshall ward 3 white aud 3
colored Madison ward, white and ] col
ored. Clay ward white and 8 colored;
Jefferson ward, white and colored;
Monroe ward. white and colored; Jack
son ward 3 white and b colored.
Comparative weekly mortality for week
ending August -. 1892. q white and % col
ored for week ending August 49, 1891, II
white and 20 colored.
Rainfall for week ending August ID, 1892.
0.Si inches: for week ending August 10,
600 inches.
Temperature for week ending August -,
1897. S0.2S; for week ending August is, 1891
Q257.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16

broad-street church, acted as secretary
Inc services were opened with music from
a choir composed OF members from Cente-
nary and Clay churches. under direc-
ton of Sheppard Webb. organist. and Mr.
Jones. choir leader. Prayer WAS offered by
tev Mr.. Rawlings, pastor # Clay street
church.
The reports from the different schools
were read, and Highland Park was declared
the banner school for the past month.
Alter exercises by the children of tho
school Rev. DIR. y. A. Peterson. pastor of
Trinity church. gave an address on Meth
odism and Its Work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
shncIled hv EIectrIcltr.

Thomas Dougherty. who gave his occu-
patton as a plumber 10 the physicians from
the almshouse when they came 70 pick him
up at the foot of an electric light pole on
Second and Hospital streets at A. M.
sunday was found TO have his arm
and thigh broken. IL seems, be
inc rather exhilaratsd by liquor. be at
tempted TO climb the pole and his hand
coming IN contact with a wire, he was
shocked and fell 10 the ground with the
results stated.
He was carried TO the almshouse for treat
ment. and was resting easily at last ac-
counts. His hand was burned slightly from
conttsct with the wire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
The Drug Clerks

The Drug Clerks Association held an
other important meeting last night. discus
sine subjects pertinent to their general i'm,
nroyement. They are very much Rratified
by what has been done for their good and
the safety OF the community. They solicit
the hearty cooperation OF the. people at
large In their efforts, and ask for con-
tinuance of the increasing sympathy when
Ia being displayed on the part Of the public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16

Mr. John F. Ewig. for the past twelve
years cutter for John O. Shafer, but now OF
the firm of John +. Ewig Il Co.. SUCCESSORS
90 John c. Shsfer. has left for tho North,
where he intends TO secure all the latest
novelties in woolens. DC. for the opening
of the new firm September LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
The Theatre.

Tonight the sensational melo-drsms
1.-The Midnight Alarm" will be presented
at the Theatre. This production has been
very highly spoken Of and was one OF The
big winners last season. The scenery. all
of which is carried by the company. Is said
10 be very fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
KILLED by Wei Gas .

Mr.. l.. F. Blanton. who lives near Ash
land, has had men ged in digging a
we'll Several days ago the air became so
foul in it that the two men who were at
work had to suspend operations. Lamps
were lowered several times. but immedi-
ately went out. Saturday John Brown, a
negro man. agreed 10 finish the WORK. lie
was warned Of the danger. but paid no OF
tention to it. lie went down. but called
almost Immediately TO be hauled up. and
when about half way 10 the top he became
exhausted and fell = tho bottom. No one
could 60 down afte. ". and II stayed
in the we'll until Sunoe> ling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
stnln The squire. Monsy.

At the Henrico county courthouse yes
terday the case Of Bunchy Epps. (colored
woman was sent on 10 the grand Jury Sep
TENDER term for the THEFT Of Sl5. from
Squire Lewis The case WAS tried before
'Sduire Vincent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
TESTIMONY OF
MIR. w. F. EPPS
A Wsll-Known Richmond Merchant Tells
What DIR. Coates Has Done for Him.

Mr. Epps says
when | began treat
m ent u n d er DR..
Coates n Re " weeks
ago / had been suf-
ferIng from cstarrh
tor i've Cr SIX years.
bly, symptoms were
headache; sometimes
slight. at other times
ex crutia ting. Nv
nose W as constantly
ciogged up. and hard
knots formed in IL.
which ] blew out or
hawk q q out with
m u o h difficulty. !
also had mucus con-
stantly falling back
into my throat. and
sometimes 20 u ] q
blow large sea b 4
from my n Sc. Ny
throat often got dry
and stiff and sore.
Al times there was a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16

Mr.. Fred. F. Woodward. superintendent
of the Temple dry goods store. has returned
to the city after two weeks rest at bay
Ridge. Md. He was accompanied by ms
wife and daughter Ray. Mrs. Noodwaraa
was overcome by the heat on the ovtn
nltimo and the trim was very beneficial to
her. The party stopped at Baltimore and
Washington. as well as at Bay Ridge, we'll
known resort on tho Chesapeake bay near
Annapolis. hid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
sunday school Society.

The Methodist Sunday School Society
held their monthly meeting at Highland
Park Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Though economy was practiced 20 seating
the congregation. some were unable 70 DO
accommodated.
Robert T. Richardson, president OF the
society. presided. @. w. Harwooa- OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16

thick. on / yellow sos north 18th street.
discharge from my nose. ] had ringing IN
ing were weakened. Occasionally | suffered
from pain IN the chest and with belching and
sour stomach. My appetite was poor. memory
Wesk, and was very weak and nervous, bnt
wonderfully improved. all the catarrhal symp-
toms are about gone and ! feel sure that !
am on the road 20 perfect health. All this |
owe 20 Or. Coates OF ,0' east Franklin street,
Richmond, Va. WARRlCK /. EPPS.
OF firm OF Epps 4 Sweeney, Grocers.
SOS north Aayenteenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
HERE WE ARE AGAIN!

What are you wesring? II isn't possible
that your feet are still encased in heavy win
ter shoes al this season Of the yearl IL this
is not only possible but true. isn't IL about
time that you made a change and wont our
Oxford Tie be most decided change for thu
better? Fora wonderfully Hight shoe tits won
derfully durable, and for wonderfully good
shoe the price Is wonderfully light. Don't be
surprised II it secs you through another sea-
son a. well as this Isn't economy in foot
wear getting pretty near its limit when ws
are selling such a shoe as this for ei.Oo TO t2co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
rRrrra

The meeting Of the Second Ward Demo.
cratic Club will be held az the Odd Fellows
Hall. Eighth and Hull streets, this Tuesday
night at O'Clock There will be good
speakers on hand
The committee OF arrangements for the
Chesterfield Cavalry Troop on their picnic
are Lieutenant A. G. Attkisson Sergesnt
Walter Moore and Sergeant ID. l.. Toney.
John Dunniyant. fifteen years old, lost
two fingers by an accident in the machinery
of the Old Dominion Cotton Mills Saturday.
Messrs. James T. Bradley and II. b. Owen
have returned from North Carolina.
Rev. W, II. Christian, of Hampton. is IN
the city.
Mr. f. A. Lamb and the Misses Lamb
are In Cumberland county.
Miss Annie Wilson is the guest Of Mrs.
r. D Walker.
Captain James A. Lipsoomb is at home
again from Paterson. n. j.
Mr.. Ben. =. Owen. Jr., editor of the
Leader, Is III Southwest Virginia with the
legislative committee inyestig ating the mat
ter of taxing the mineral lands Of the State.
In the mayors court yesterday morning
there were two trivial cases. Mary Perkln-
son paid ~ for striking Amanda. Shepperson
with a rake. Mary Pegram for assault on
Addle Pegram was dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
ITO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

On and after this date. AUoUsr 4th. lsae.
will furnish meals every court-day az (25e)
TWENTY-FIVE ceDts. and guaranteed hrst-ciass.
and also all kinds OF drinks such as whisky.
wine. brandy and cool lager beer always on
hand, aud lemonade made 10 order. at the
EFF1NYHORN HOUSE, Cumberland Court
.ouse. Va JOHN ROBINSON.
hsus-lm Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16

The pastor of Broad.street Methodist
church preached on Charity Sunday
morning. and at night his subject. The
Foolishness of Preaching" was discoursed
IN an able manner before a large audience.
ton SUNDAY night were attended by large
crowd. Several persons requested prayer.
The meeting will be continued there this
week.
Rev. James r. Cook oflioiated Sunday
morning at the Third Presbyterian church.
in the afternoon at Young Mems Christian
Association Hall, and at night at Old Mar
ket Hall.
Mr. George G.. Ryan preached 10 a good
Congregation Sunday afternoon at En-
manuel Presbyterian church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-16
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
ITEMS FROM across JAMES RIvEB.
Funeral of the Late Senator Lioyd-The
Mayors Court-Brief Notes or General
Interest-Personai Mention.

The funeral of ex-State Senator Mark X.
Lloyd took place from his late residence,
corner Tenth and Decatur streets. at 8 r.
III. yesterday. The religious services were
conducted by the Rev. John G. Clopton. OF
the Meade-Memorisl church. and the Rev.
l. K. Thornhill, of the Bainbrdge-street
Baptist church.
The honorary pall-bearsrs we're the Rev.
John J. Clopton, DR.. r. p. Mathews. Post
master Otis II. Russell. Captain Frank W.
Cunningham. Colonel P. j. Darlington
Colonel J. A. Pattee and Mr. Thomas
Gentry. The active pall-bearers were
Messrs. George q. Fly. L. A. Dawson,
from the Order Of Chosen Friends
+. w. Weisiger. B. w. Nunnally
and Mayor Robert A. Maurice. from Man,
chester Lodge. No. il, A. +. q A. NJ, and
General Edgar Allan, Captain O. W. Burr
and f. W. Wilson from the Phil Kearny
Post. No. 10, @. A. K. Captain Frank
Cunningham sang in his accustomed pa
thetic STYLE at the house. Arriving at Holly
wood the remains were buried With the
honors of the Masonic fraternity, the
Grand Army Of the Republic and the Order
OF Chosen Friends