The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

II. G.. Wood against Richmond ana Danyille
railroad April 30th. Duntord a kedford
against Stein April 23d. Richard Hughes
against Richmond aud Petersburg railroad
April sd.
a difticultv occurred yesterday between q
number Of Young men ut the corner OF
Eleventh and Semmes streets. The police
arrested the parties. and this morning Mayor
Atskisson will have say IN the matter.
The streets were full Of people yesterday
morning. who literally cheered the process
sion
The excise board will be in session every
day this week.
The Indictment weather yesterday broke up
g number OF Easter entertainments that had
been arranged for. ::
While workmen were engaged recently IN
digging a well on the farm OF Dr. w. a. D cS1
ley. near Port Walthall. in ChesteIneiu
county. they struck vein of coal, SAID 90 pe
of excellent quality. Investigation Is 10 oe
made with view 10 establishing ING eA'eN'
of the coal deposits there.
CHURCH NOTES.
AT the Meade. Memorial church Sunday
morning Rev. John j. Clopton. the rector,
preached O sermon appropriate 10 Easter. Inc
singing at this church was particularly goOu.
Mr. Douglas Leftwich and Mr.. Haddon Wat
kins assisted the choir. After the sermon a
collection was taken up tor the new organ
fund end over cJOU was reallLeu .,
Rev. G. L. Moore preached at Leader Han
at F. NJ. service OF PRAYER and praise
was held at $3.50 r. NJ. By Mr.. X. L: Michaels.
The revival services at Cowardln-avenue
Christian church will be continued all OF TINS
week. There will be ladies' prayer meeting
every afternoon att o eiock. ,,l,.-.
The singing at the central hethouist
church Sunday was excellent SIrs. VI; Scout
McRae sang two beautiful solos. and the an
thems were particularly pretty. Ihis church
has the best choir in the city. The or2anist
is Miss Daisy Anderson. The pastor preacneo
both morning and night
The Westknd Methodist church Sunday
inaugurated a movement LOOKING 10 'he en-
largement OF the church, winch Is no" too
small for the congregation.
At the Bainbridge -street Baptist church,
Rev. l.. II. ThOrnhill preached two eloquent
sermons. One candidate was baptized aiter
the evening service.
Faster services were held Sunday afternoon
al 4 o clock by the children Of Meade-Memo-
rial Sunday school. An interesting pro
rramme had been prepared and WAS thorough
" enjoyed by oil present. Mr. w. +. Winnie.
the former superintendent Of the school. was
present. =,
Rev. c. n. Van Houten preached both
morning and evening at the Presbyterian
church to large congregations.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Shirley Hall. of Washington, formerly
of this city. spent the holidays here with his
mother.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann i. DuVal took
place Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from
the Central Methodist church. OF which the
deceased WAS for years consistent member.
Rev. w. c. Walden conducted the services. as
sisted by Rev. l.. r. Thornhill and Rev.
Thomas Reynolds. The remains were in
TERED in Maury cemetery.
City-Engueer Nelson has been called to
Hanover county in consequence Of the death
of his uncle Colonel William Nelson, who
was a gallant officer in the Confederate army.
Colonel Nelson was in the eighty-fourth year
of his age and was widely known throughout
Virginia.
Miss Florence Hall. on Decatur street. is
entertaining her cousin, Miss Erma Hail. OF
Bedford City.
The funeral of the late George W. Morris
took place Sunday afternoon at O'Clock IRON
the eade-Alemorlal church. There was a
large number of railroad men IN attendance.
The deceased was member OF st: John
Lodge. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
of Richmond.
Misses Cora Lesueur. Of Buckingham, and
BERTHE Sims. Of Kentucky. will be the guests
OF Miss Leila BallOwe this week.