Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-14
LIE CITY ACROSS THe JAMES.
Notes About the Churches-Personal and
Brief Items of Interest.

Notes About the Churches-Personai ana
Brief Items of Interest.
Mr.. Tom f. owen left last evening FOR Fairfax
Courthouse.
Mr. Alfred Holiday. who was so badly injured
several weeks ago by falling from the top Of
street ear, is able 10 be- out.
SIR. George T.. Riyes. Of Norfolk, who has been
visiting Mr. Robert S. k!ves, ~ this city d ho"
stopping with friends In Richmond
Judge Hancock w!ll hold court IN Petersburg
to-day. H.
chester sunday afternoon.
Mr. Aaron Harteld, has returned from New
York, where be has been ON business.
Mrs. s. Martin, Of Chesterfield. il visiting her
sister. Mrs. John II. Ingram, on Porter street.
Rev. John j. ClOpton, Of the Acknowledgement
church. Will hold services Thursday night IN 'ne
puhlic-schOll building, iu Nwansuofo
"Wednesday night the Disciples mon oi iich-
nond and Manchester Will meet ~ the COyardln-
Avenue Christian church and VIII be aldfossel
by Rev. Jabez Hall, u the Seyenih-Streei Ohfis-
tau church OF Richmond
Mr. Ernest /. Welsirer sang solo al tho
Meade-Mcmorial church sunday morning, when
was very art-ticaly executed.
Tho Chliren's-Duy celebration az the to"ar-
din-Aycnue Disciples church sunday night was
very interesting. lie church was CROWDED 10 us
tf.f,o-t ,.auecltv aud numbers turned away. The
exercises consisted of recitQtlons and songs 10y
the children and an address on " MISSIONS by
the pastor. Rev. {. t. MoO-o.
DAVID Bovd and Wilbur Warner. two cOlorel
bows. wero nned 81 each in the Mayors Court
Yesterday morning for throwing rocks IN the
streets. The latter paid his fine, but the mother
OF Boy preferred whipping her -ou' Which was
satisfactorily executed IN The courtroom.
Pat IIagan was assessed / for using proiane
language Oh the street
ar. !. W. Bronaugh, Jr., qualified yesterday
a. treasurer OF Manchester for the next three
wears by giving the required bond. which i
$4,000. City-Sergeant Fitzgerald qualified
a. deputy treasurer and Mr.. II. H. Maurice as
mayor.
Rev. ". c. Walden preached beautiful ser
mon al Central Methodist church SUNDAY morn
ing on mans Responsibility for His Opinion.
IN was listened % with rapt attention by large
congregation. a, night Ar. Naden eKchahs cd
pulpit. ,silh Rev. x. II. Bennett, OF richmond
Juere /. Il. farrar lcctgred 10 large auli-
ence az Bethel Baptist church, IN FoWhaian
Friday night Mr.. HaGdon :. Watkins was
present and sang rcveral beautiful solos
MANY persons from this city ana Richmond
visited Forest-Hiu Park sunday afternoon.
The funeral u Miss 10 Gary, daughter OF llr
Adolpbus Gary, took place at Chester sunday
afternoon. The deceased was IN her *oth year
and wa greatly beloved by al VINO khe" her'
The intermeut was made ~ Chestor.
Nr r. L. Nichael- conducted the meeting a:
Leader Hail Sunday afternoon. There was
Iarse attendance ana much interest mani
1ne cornerstone Of Beulah Methodist church
will be laid with Masonic ceremonies Thursday.
Eey. Or. Adam C.. Bleisoe VIII preach. an grafton
VII be delivered BY Rev. George IL. Ray. Of
licbmond, and Rev. DR.. H. NJ wharton, oil Bal
rimgre. will deliver a lecture on " The Fps and
Downs Of Life
A trial triu was made over the Iull-street line
las evening with an electric car. Tue new cars
have NOT arrived ana Car No. ., OF the Perry
street road. Was used Tor the experiment Inc
trial vas very satisfactory ana the appearance
of Inc conveyance ON Hun street wasquiie sur
rri-e 10 those who witnessed A. IL VIII Dc several
weoxsyet before the permanent cbangeis made
Horace Montague, the infant son Ot Mr. ana
Mr.. Iafues II. Atwell, died yesterday afternoon
M q o'clock aged ; months and > days Inc
funeral WIN take place from the residence OF his
narsuts. No. I23 Ninth street, this afternoon al
! $50 O'Clock. ,,...o-,, ,,.......
court bccan yesiorday-Judge William l. Cop
ION presiding. The court was engaged princi-
rallv I'm the consideration o. routine business.
me Grand fury found two true bills Of indict-
ment against --- Harper Tor violation OF the
i,e,lor ia,g. and presented Thomas r. Hancock,
constable in Midlothian district. FOR conduct I'M
heconing an o1icer. These cases were con-
,,nucd until tho July term ami the court ad-
i0urned.