The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-11
SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORK.
rUrsuSDA Y.scH0oL ASSOCIATIONS.
QUARTERLY MEETING.
Church 0fcers Elected-A Grocer Assign
Many Personals ssd Notes Of i"sers"
About Manchester.
M,scnysrrn BUREAU RIcBxoSD TINS.
10, HrI,L STREET.. battle biloxi.

nh. op.rterly meeting Of the METHODIST
c,',Ssy SCHOOL Association OF Mancnesoo
- - held Sunday afternoon AT
o'clock at West-End church. III, a. rnond
Grown. presiding elder of East h'e.ta.,,,s,
sistrict was present and made s' ,a ~
SxSs"Is Remarks were also maize py
REV. W. w Lear and ). W. sun, vest ,.
SunerinteniCnts A. III. Thomas, Oh ,rat .
End school; h. NJ. Campbell OF Ne,A <
,. ". Hosue; o, 49,, Reports of a
x..rv encours ging nature were Iedu '"''
the different schools -, a.. cion,on-
Officers have been elected Ior Siop'
Street Baptist church as ion S,.or c,has
Clerk al. NJ. Trevillian. Audi or, Cnas
II Kahl: Treasurer. H.. III. hofIlsstt''
0iyicers OF the Sabbath-schooi' oupelin
PENDENT. Judge Il. A. Hancock Asslsta,'
Sun erintendelt. W. T. Jones. SeeIet tsoIi f. Z,
Clements: Assistant Organist, Mrs WI
liam Marshall; Chorister, william j. MOT
7Lssett. - .ao ,asterday
NV Mr. Edgar Holt, a grocer, whose pla.,e
-; bnsiness Is at the corner OF Thirteehth
and Hull streets. George j. Hooper 10
named as trustee. and the foh9wiils po,
SONS are firet-class creditors: DaVenpo CIV
e Morris. a note, $40; s. 5. Elllott; slH
notes ' 90 EACH, s54; Howard swinefora'
note. $3.50: A. J. Bradley 20; le H.
si0. a l.. Adamson, rent, ~; AItei ', ~
Nayment of these the REMAINDER - ia
be diviled ratabiy among HIS '''
In the Mayors Court yesterday I inoInr
ing there were only two cases iot MA 49,
Maurice's consideration. cor oI'i ,ro aa
was taken In the case OF 1s'' for strik-
ing James Harris with a bflck, tne ~
dillon of the wounded man Delhs SUI
as 10 prevent him from appea'ine ~
court. .,,,r,od with ned
dlinQ coal and wood on the street, put
stated that N IL were done by his drivers
IN was without his knowledge. t.o,,
Rev. l.. r. ThonhiIld Tet n,gbt where here
he went TO assist Rev. Walter NJ: zen.
,ings the pastor of the church az tna'
place, and who was formerly OF Inls S, Nj
In a series of meetings. MI. MOI n mn
states that he had very pleasant ZIP
and much good was accomplished during
the meeting. ~, III. ,iol, q,
her residence on Eleventh street between
Decatur and Stockton. .,,. H.,
Miss Jennie Robinson is rapiuiy I'M
oroyine from her severe Illness.
Mr.. Luther Malone is quite SICK al ms
residence on Bainbridge street. Mr. Ma
hone lost his mother by death lie" DAYS
Mrs. w F. Mullinex is quite SICK at
her residence, on Semmes street. ,
professor c. S. Maurice has returned
home from a trip North. ..
Mr. Stewart Blanton Is able 10 DE out
after a spell OF sickness. ~
Miss Minnie Hatch. of Disputanta, va
is visiting her brother. Mr. John D.
Hatch. -..
The County Court was in session yes
terday.
Miss Carrie Royal is quite sick at her
residence.
A Baptist young peoples union was or
ranized at Clopton-Street Sunday evening
with very encouraging prospects. A great
deal of good is expected 10 be accom-
plished. At the regular church services
Sunday morning three new members were
received into the fellowship of the church.
The interest in this field is steadily grow
Sng, and at nearly every Sunday-night
service requests for prayer are made.
Mr.. William Barnett's child. in Swans
boro. is quite sick.
The Clopton-Street Baptist church choir
are rehearsing some very beautiful
Christmas music for the coming festival.