The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
COCRADE CITY MATTERS.
Progress OF the Odd Fellows Org imitation.
The Jewish Now Year Services.

PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. n.-speciaI.
Mr.. James B. Blanks, OF this city,
Grand Representative OF the Grand Lodge
| l. o. O. f., OF Virginia. will leave to
morrow morning for Milwaukee. to at
tend the session OF its Sovereign Grand
Blanks that the increase OF the order dur
ing the past year far exceeds any OF It's
history. After deducting loses by death.
withdrawal, etc. the net increase OF tho
order I'm the United States was l.i6 mem
bers. The total amount disbursed by tho
] order during the past year was s3.S53.00
which IS about 5000 per day.
Services appropriate 10 the Jewish New
Year was held az the synagogue yesier-
day afternoon and again this morning
ard evering.
The Portsmouth Baptist Association will
meet tomorrow morning At Tuckore
Swamp church. near Zuni station. on tho
Norfolk and Western railroad The Gel
egates from the Second Baptist church "
this city 10 the Association are Rev. a. T.
Fristoe and Mr.. James A. Pulley; thoeo
from the First Baptist churcn are Rev.
H. w. Battle. and Messrs. Bartlett Roper.
Simon Seward. W. J. Holmes, and John
Maclin
Captain w u. Alley died at his resi-
dence on Halifax street, yesterday morn
ing. after n lingering illness. The de-
ceased was veteran Of the Mexican
war. "a be also served In the war bo-
tween the States. in the Confederate
army.
Mr. James Halligan. n former citizen
of Petersburg. died at lis home at Re-
"a IfufNflAI.s -
terday morning The deceased was at
one time a section master Of the Peters-
burg and Weldon railroad.
The Petersburg Greys. Captain T. r.
Heath. viii be inspected Tomorrow night
at their armOry, By Colonel JO Lana
Sterne After the inspection there will
be a grand german. Colonel Sterne will
also inspect the colored companies here
tomorrow night.
Rev. II. NJ. Hope pastor OF Market
Street Methodist church, and n party Of
about thirty ladies' gentleman. OF
Richmond. will leave here tomorrow
morning for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs Thomas PaDnill. OF this city, and
Mrs o. NJ Pollard Of Norfolk. left for
the Worlds Fair to-day.
Mr.. A. r.. Richardson, q prominent young
merchant OF Church Road, Dinw1ddis
county. was In the city to-day.
Mr.. Vlrdnus Johnson. Of Richmond is
In the city. Mr.. Johnson was az one time
City Treasurer Of Petersburg
Mr. David A. Taylor formerly OF
Petersburg. but now of Richmond. Is in
the city.
Afr. Henry Heineman left this morning
FOR the Worlds Fair
The following ladies' and gentlemen
the party who will 10 from here
tomorrow morning under care Of Rev.
II. ~. Hope 20 the Worlds Fair: Miss
Russell Hope, Miss Bessie Munt, Mlss
Bessie Valentine Of Charlottesville. Va:
Mrs. Bagby. Mrs. r. Rogers. Church
HIN Chamberlayne. Hamp Chamberlayne.
Louis Chamberlayne. J. Robert Wade.
Miss Jennie Turner, Miss Mary pa.te-
son. Miss Annie McKenney. J. B. Blanks,
Wallace Blanks. Miss Annie Blanks, Miss
Lily Taylor, Miss Viola Judklns, Afiss
sallfe Archer. Miss Rebecca Judkins.
4. H. Hoy, W. A. Worth, Miss Alice
Duggar. Mr. and Nrs. Haskins. Mrs. 3.
Il. Curtis. Mrs. w. ID. Spratley. Mrs. J.
D. Spratley. Miss Emma Beckwich. Julian
3eckwith. Stanley Beckwith. Willie Zim-
ner, Mrs. Robert Harrison and daughter.
Milford Woody, Mrs. r. r. Jards, Mise
Vergle Jarvis, Willie Harrison. Miss
.ucy Stone. Miss Sallie w. Rives. Miss
trace Alley. Miss Eugis Patteson. Rev.
ohm Rldout. The party viii be gone
ne week.
Miss Mamie West. Of Prince George
county. arrived here yesterday from
;reensyille county on visit TO the family
( Mr.. J. NJ. Newcomb. and died during
he night. She has been complaining Tor
ONE days.
The corner stone OF ths new Secord
BAPTIST church will be laid with Ma
onic ceremonies on Thursday afternoon
ext. Rev. Dr. Landrum viii deliver ne
dcress.