The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-27

He VIII Pursue a Course OF Study In
Louisville.
MAscBrsTFR BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
fi2I HULL STREET. BEATTiE BLOCK.


studies at the Southern Baptist Theolog-
ical Seminary In that city. The mem
bers of the Stockton-street church Will
part with their pastor with much regret
/ as he has made himself very popular
not only with that congregation, but
| with the religious community generaiiy,
| and his CONGREGATION are deeply attached
| 70 him. lie carries their best wishes
with him to Louisville. Mr.. hayes TOOK
charge of tne Stockton-sueet chuiSH
| last fail. and has been a faithful preach
I or and an earnest. Jealous worker for
| the promotion OF the Christian cause.
| During his pastorate the membership oI
| the church has I'm creased nearly TWO
| hundred Der cent, and the organization
! greatly strengthened for effective CHRIS
| tan work Mr. Hayes took his degree
| at Richmond College. where he was a
| student for several sessions. He Is
native of Petersburg, and Is an effective
promising young divine. He Will pursue
a regular theological course at LOUIS
| Vile. The members Of the Stockton
street church have as yet taken no dell
| mite steps towards securing his successor,
/ but II is understood that an effort Will
| be made 10 get Mr.. Charles Clement,
OF Richmond College, as pastor OF the
church. Mr.. Clement has supplied the
pulpit on several occasions OF late, ana
left n fine impression upon his hearers.
The musical entertainment announced
to take place in Leader Hall last nlght'
for the benefit Of Stockton-street Bap-
fist church, was postponed on account
Of the Indictment weather
The funeral OF Mr. John w. owens,
whose death occurred in Richmond Mon
day afternoon, took place at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon from Central Meth
| odist church, this city. Mr. Owens was
a son Of the late Samuel Owens and
was forty years Of age. He came 10
this city from Glover Hill. I'm Chester
field county and was for several years
| engaged I'm the grocery business here.
While on his way back last summer
from a visit to his brother, Mr.. VII
liam II. Owens. in Birmingham, Ala,
ne was stricken with paralysis, and was
carried TO the residence OF his sister,
Mrs. Cottrel, In Richmond, where ne
died Deceased was a kind-hearted, gen
erous man. and was highly esteemed
by q wide circle Of friends.
Chairman Cogbil, Of Chesterfield. VIII
make arrangements to have public speak
ing at the county courthouse on the
second Monday in October 1t is expect
ed that Hon. b. 3. Munford will address
the meeting. It is also probable that
thare will be a barbecue at Granite uur-
ing the campaign. in which event MI.
Munford and Congressman MarshalI, OF
the Ninth district, will be on hand 10
address the crowd.
There will be plenty Of Democratic
doctrine presented at Powhatan Court
house next Monday which VIII DE court
day OF Powhatan. Hon. ThomaS hlte
head Hon. w. w. Baker and Colonel
q X Macon will address the people.
II is expected that the Poguiists VIII
a1so have sDeaktng that day.
Philbert Miller and Dick Brown tboth
colotedD Yesterday appeared before Judge
Ingram, of this city, upon WITT Oh
habeas corpus on application Tor DALI
The accused w,re implicated in a gen
eral cutting scrape OF Milers house
near Midlothian. some two months since
In which Millcrs son was badly cut ~
Brown and the latter was summary
treated with "A saw in the hands or
Miller. The prisoners were bailed until
- a~et DIV Of the October term. The
IornIieauon was made to Judg, Ingram,
since judge C1optcn was absent IN Chi
cago.
A warrant was Issued yesterday for the
arrest of Miles Young who Is charged
with attacking James Hite (colored) ana
attempting to shoot him with revolver.
Colonel G. X. Macon, Judge James NJ
Gregory and Mr.. Ernest II. Wells COM
missioners appointed TO examine the
hooks Of the office Of the Clerk Of the
Hastings Court, having completed their
labors and made their report TO the court
Yesterday afternoon The report stated
that the records in the office would com
mare most favorably with those OF any
court In the State.
An persons having In their possession,
or on their premises, unlicensed dogs or
goats will be summoned before the May
or's court next Saturday morning to show
cause why they should not be fined.
Some sixty-odd names are now on the
pollce record and the police are diligently
searching for all parties who have not
gotten out their licenses.
A New York correspondent OF Rich
mond paper says: Mr.. Thomas W. Free
man. OF Manchester, arrived here this af-
ternoon al $50 o'clock. Mr.. Freeman has
secured a position ON the Journal Of Com
merce and Commercial Bulletin. There
are now six compositors from Richmond
employed on that paper
MIR James j.. Bradley, Of Manchester,
who several years ago took trip through
the air with Prof. King, the aeronaut'
In the latter's balloon, said yesterday that
Professor King left him under the impress
ston that he was a cool. deliberate. brave
and good man. possessed OF any amount
of grit. ana that he would never be fright
ened of by any accident such as that
which happened to him in Chicago.
Miss Eta Adams Is critically III at the
residence of her father, corner Ninth
and Everett streets.
Messrs. James Farnle. Henry c. Fergu-
son. Walter ID. Ferguson and Frank Sim
mons have returned from the Worlds
Fair.
Miss Annie V. Taylor has returned
home after a pleasant visit to friends and
relatives in PoWhatan county.
The Chesterfield Troop will have their
regular drill on Thursday at Morrisette's
hall.
Mr.. Colon Gregory, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Mr.. ]. Lee DuVal and wife. Miss May
Moody and Mr. David Moody, Of Chester
field. left to-day for the Worlds Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Rudolph, Of Ches-
ter. Pa, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. j. Bailey, of this city. have re-
turned home.
The L. +. Il. Club will meet at Norris
setts hall in Swansboro. on Monday
night. October %. at s O'Clock F. Nc
Cabe is president Of this club and a.
Burton secretary.
Rev. W. l.. Hayes will preach tonight
at Bainbridge-street Baptist church, and
after the sermon will administer the crdi-
nance of baptism.