The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
EAsrrR SERVICES IN CHURCHES.
Tho Big Day for The j. o. u. A. M.-Court
News-A ad-Dog-itoms oil In
terest---Personai Mention.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND lfMfs, |
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Rrnnch Ofice li04 Decatur street. ]

fellows
"Linger With Ne. Precious Sa-
viour" Hymn No a. Prayer. COLLECTION
and solo. Text: Romans w.. 25th. bene-
diction.
At Central Methodist church the morning
service will be as follows Anthem, Chrlst Is
Risen From the Dead" Theo. Moscher;
hymns III, l1S and 1872; ofertory. by Mrs. U.
Scott McRae.
The night service will be- Anthem, Christ
the Lord IS Risen To-day" NJ. ID. Jones;
hymns /, l39 and l6l: ohertory. by Mrs. u.
Scott RcRae
At Meade Memorial church the service will
DO as follows: Solo by Mr.. Haddon >. Wat
kins: Anthem (Worringtonl. by choir; GLORIA.
| Buck; Gloria Mozart: Gloria In t1ceisis,
banks; TIE Deum in "A" Buck Benedicltl;
Chopin: Duet Messrs. Haddon Watkins and
Douglas Leftwich; Trsagion. Shelly. =,
| At Cowardin-ayenue church the following
programme has been arranged: First All
Hail tho Power Of Jesus Name" second.
whittier Than Snow" third, Il Will Follow
Jesus fourth. For You and for Me-" fifth,
"Blest BE the Tie That Binds Our Hearts IN
Christian Love
THE JUNIORS BIG DAY.
The parade of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics will take place IN this
city Monday, when the American flag VIII be
|
buildings. It is expected that about fifteen
hundred men will be in line.
! The following is the order in which the
| various councils will march
Alert Fire Department. Chief Marshal q. ].
Merritt and aides-(W. +. Smith, NJ i. Mar
tin. q. w. Butler. X. L. l. Blues Band, New
! South Council. No. 9, Liberty Council No.
IS, Davis Council. No. 81. Il. +. Leo Drum
corps, Richmond councils, Petersburg Coun-
ellis Richmond and Manchester councils, j.
! o. II. A. NJ. drum corps. State Council.
Starting from Eighth and Hull. the follow
| ing will be the route Of the procession: Down
Hull to Decatur. 10 the Petersburg pike. 10
Cowardin avenue to Perry. TO Twelfth, to
Semmes, to Seventh. 10 cambridge, TO Toler.
to New road, to Hull, to Leader Hall.
Arriving at Leader Hal the following pro-
gramme will be observed Overture C'Aly
| Country. IT'S of Thee") Blues Band. Prayer.
Rev. Decatur Edwards. Opening ode. Mrs.
A. G. Harding and school children. Welcome
address, Mayor A. G. AttkissOn. Singing.
council Presentation OF Flags, State Coun-
cillor George +. Howard. Acceptance, Mr..
ID. l. Puliam on the part of Manchester. AMI
Mr.. w. A. Blankingship on the part Of Ches-
terrified. Singing Mrs. Harding and school
children. Grafton. Rev. q. n. Van Houten.
| Closing ode councils. Benediction, Rev.
Decatur Edwards. =. S. c. Iyey master Of
ceremonies
New South and Davis councils will form on
Eighth street east side OF Hull Liberty
! council on Hull street, east side. between
Eighth and Ninth: Petersburg councils. Hull
street west side. between Eighth and Ninth:
| Richm ond councils. Eighth street. west Of
Hull; State council. Hull street. west side,
between Seventh and Eighth; Richmond and
Manchester councils. o. L. A. NJ, Hull
street east side, between Seventh and
Eighth
Mr.. o. I. Merritt will be chief marshal.
| The parade will move promptly at 10 O'Clock.
At night there will be Red White and
Blue ball in Leader Hall under the auspices
of the Juniors.
The fire-bell will strike the hour of 10 when
the parade starts and IL when they assemble
at Leader Hall.
FUNERALS
The funeral of Mrs. Ann +. DuVsl, widow
| of the late $. o. DuYa. will take place this
afternoon from the Central Methodist church
at $3.50 o'clock. AMI the interment will be
made in Maury cemetery. The following
have been selected a. pall-bearers: Judge
William |. Clopton. Judge John II. Ingram.
Henry Fitzgerald, George +. Gary, b. Nj.
Robertson. w. +. lithgow, A. Q. Harding
and George A. Carr
Mrs DuVal was a most estImabe lady and
was the mother of Messrs. William, II. F.. +.
r.. Frank, Harry and Fay DuYal. Mrs j. G.
jerks. and Mrs George Jones.
will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the Meade Memorial church,
IIEMs OF INTEREST,
There was some excitement at the corner Of
Eleventh and Decatur streets yesterday morn
ing when the announcement was made that
mad dog was loose ia the neighborhoOd.
Officers Lipscomb and Moles were sent for
and responded. and the canine was killed be-
fore he had harmed anything or anybody
A hnr 20 "a fall
near Decatur street on the Petersburg pike
and broke his leg and neck.
All of the candidates except two paid
their assessment for tne primary expenses by
noon of yesterday. Those two were Mr.
Hague from the First and +. O. Angel from
thei Third ward Mr.. Angel says that he
was busy with his work. that he forgot all
about the matter until 3 o'clock. He then
sent the money 10 Treasurer DRAron. who. OF
course could not accept It. Mr. Angel will
appear before the next meeting of the city
central committee T. explain the matter.
and no doubt make it all right.
Charles Iimberlake (cOlOred) and his wife
Lucy. were before the mayors court yester-
day morning. charged with assaulting r col
ored girl who lived in the house with them.
Fined : each.
Harry Tottg was summoned 10 answer the
charge of striking a negro man on the head
with a rock, but the case was continued until
Monday. as was also the case against Moses
fauiker and William Daniels. charged with
fighting In the street
There was heavy frost in Chesterfield Fri
day night, and it is thought that the fruit
crop has been destroyed.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Nj. Il. Lloyd. corner Tenth and De-
catur streets, is entertaining Miss Saie
Hogan of King William county.
MIR. ". A. Tatum left yesterday for Buck
ngham county. lie will return Monday with
his wife. and probably make Manchester mis-
future home.
Mr. John Daniel Jennings. of this city. was
killed on the Norfolk and Western railroad
yesterday at Radford Va. From reports re-
ceiyed here it IS said that his body was cut in
two by the wheels of the moving train. The
remains were inferred at Radfofd lie was a
brother. of Rev. Walter Jennings and had
many friends IN this city.
Captain O.. ID. ellis. OF Chesterfield, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Lula Bass of Petersburg. is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. John Campbell is quite sick at her
residence, III SwansbOro.