The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
MANCHESTER SERMONS.
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M..oxrsrys BUREAU RICHMOND TINES
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s,',r~nos ~ This city were all wen
....oa sunday. At West-End Methodis'
cnurch In the morning Rev. r. l. Ddu"''"
.,co,,n,cd the pulpit. AT night Kew Aso"i'
CHRISTIAN preached. There were 'nir'S
ak additions TO the church sunday S"noe
,he meetings began In this church 'neie
,.ve heen one hundred conversions. Iae
church was crowded at both services
There were present in the Sunday scnoo'
q. On. morning 276. and the school Is III
rroas,ng I'm numbers every SunDiy
m royrlar monthly meeting OF the
,.sr,s,,an S,,nday-SchOOl Association .!
,,s"s,nond and Manchester was helo ~
].....-ss,-avenue church Sunday aitel
- -, a.ao O'Clock. There was iaise
.anresentation from all Of ths cnutSnos'
- ~.o,giaes Nv the children OF the gun
a. school of the abOve-named '' ~"
,ere very interesting. The assoe'A''o -,
,,ss addressed by Rev. a. d. C"ie -
..rbe Model Sunday School ia IN
s,oaker I'm an earnest, prdctlCd tan,
the sp, ,nIs imDortant feature OF the
snurcb be given all the adNah'"beS 20
sible. . pan,ist church
- p g-hornhIIl, the pastor occupi'"
30 n,,t,,st both morning ana night La
,areesations were at both services Al
,be night service the ordnance oA
baptism was administered ~. -,
Rev. Mr. Walden occupied 'he Pu'p''
Central Methodist church morning anu
,,ight ard delivered able discouises al
both services. r-te.b-
Al stocfSton-street Baptist ana fi'n-
s,reet Methodist churches there were
zach occupied their respecuV puiPis
rrbs following ladies' will assist Mrs.
Dr r. y Mathews in the entertainment
a. no given in Leader Hall to-nighi ioI
che benefit Of the Experience Fuhd Oh
pafnbridge-street Baptist church' MisseS
sSii,a pobtnson. Gertrude Weisiger, Bessie
Mathews. Eva Carter. Anna ChahleS'
T,>,a Harrison, Ehie owens, KUN Nuilidi-
10 psIla Holt. Bessie Gill; Agnes AMER
Alma Owens and Daisy Noouaii' ineS
IN serve refreshments In the hal al the
conclusion OF the magic lantern ehhlp.e'o"
nv DIR. Whitfield and the lecture ny i'eF'
/, r. Thornhill
NJ lanes Cheatham, whose illness was
anno,-nced Sunday. died yesterday morn
d., AZ his late residence, No. lyVf Decd'ui
s,,oet an the fifty-frst year OF MS age
r-be deceased was a most esthaDie SCI"
t1,nan and his death Will be deeply re-
sretted by all who knew him. me lIheral
o,,u take place this afternoon at cloCh
from the residence.
MIR. r.. A. Gibbs met with palhiul az
cldent yesterday morning while DONG
some carpentering. big SPINNER SUM
into the palm Of his left hand lie went ~
mr. Lawrence Migrants office, where IL
was cut out on the back OF the mana.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
-fulie cole (coiored) was fined $50 ana
coats for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct Robert GoOde and Henry Harris
lhoth colored) were fined ike amount
for 1ghting on the street. ,
Tho street car track on Hull street, be
treen thirteenth and Fifteenth, is out OF
order. 49,.
The cars rock and bob up and down
there worse than a ship at sea during a
storm -, 80.
Mr. William ]. Eanes will be post
MASTER at EttI1ck. Congress sman Wise
has recommended Mr.. Eanes for the posi-
zion ana he viii no doubt be appointed.
rho salary Of the office IS SOP year.
The funeral OF Lily Taylor Hancock,
,nfant daughter Of Judge b. A. Hancock,
took place Sunday Afternoon at Maury
cemetery Rev. Or. w T.. Hatcher, OF
Richmond conducted the services. The
funeral was largely attended, and the
deepest sympathy was manifested lor
the bereayed parents.
The Hastings Court will meet next
Monday.
The County Court Of Chesterfield was
in session yesterday. 1t promises to be a
busy term.
Councilman John w. Caudle will not be
"a candidate for reelection to the City
Council from First ward.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Bell Carr
80 Mr.. Nathan Il. Bacon will take place
at Central Methodist church this after
noon at 4 O'Clock.
Judge John III. Ingram and Mr.. i. II.
Betty will represent Manchester Council,
Royal Arcanum. at the Grand Council,
which begins its twelfth ession in Peters
burg on the 9th Of this month.
Mrs d. r. Lipscomb returned Saturday
from business trip to New York. While
In that city she attended large number
OF spring millinery openings.
City Auditor Joseph b. Walden was able
10 be at his pest Of duty yesterday.
Misse Cora Snellings left yesterday
afternoon for Baltimore 10 attend the
spring openings of millinery. accompanied
by Miss Mamie knorr.
Miss Matte Pegram. Of Richmond. has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Miller
in Swansboro.