The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
THE GOVERNOR SPOKE.
ADDRESSES A LARGE DEMOCRATIC
GATHERING IN LEADER HALL.
His Exceilency Calls Upon Every Demo-
era, to DO His Du'y-Ihe fend'ng
Issues Clearly Discussed.
M.soHrsrrg BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
1ioI UrII. STREET. BEATTrE BLOCK.

II2l HULL STREET. BEATIiE BLOCK.
oIrnless the Democrats turn out to-mor,
row md do their duty tnere Is danger OF
this district going RepunIieam H. sro,,o,,
bv Governor Charles Il. OFerraII last
night in Leader Hall before one OF the
largest and most inteiilgent DenVcratic
gatherings ever assembled IN Mahcuester.
n,1n,her NJ ladies were among the lis
teners 10 his Excellencys spetch' Inc
band Of the Richmond ana panv ,n sh4ps
was in the hall, and by tnelI in nI,. auueu
much 10 tie occa sion. Inc. City COM
ILL., o.cc,,nied seats on the platform. as
Ala Iudoe ingram ard Mayor Maurice.
Governor O'terrah spoke i9r neaiS w.. W.
hours. and his address, Whicn wa q "U us
Exhaustive and inspiring one, was re-
ceiyed with the greatest display OF en-
thusiasm by the audience. 49,, hot, an,
Vie the Governor had ABOUT nan M M
ished speaking Colo dS ,r dte prolonged APP
nlaise and took a seat on the pialloIin'
&fttr his E,xcellency had finished speak
ing ColcLel Elicit mace d shoi ""'ie '''
witch was warmly received. -. .....,
There was an alteration IN DaI-room
In Swansboro Saturday night Whlch came
near resulting seriously. 1eVtIdi Souhs
white men engaged IN a ,a,oS 'eitbar he hS
accident or design, and Mr.. Wllllam Biiih
received a painful but not serious scalp
wound over the right ear. QuarIels anu
disturbances have been common tuins
in this part of the city lately, ana RESI-
dents there are subjected to much an
nOyaDce 49,, -. .b roei
The explosion OF lamp at the resi-
dence of Mrs. O. 4. Webster, on Porter
street. Sunday night, considerably fright
ened the family, but did very little dam
age otherwise. ,,-,,. Co.,.
Saturday night the Bainbridge-S
church parsonage was the scene OF mucn
Measure the occasion being the pound
ing' of the pastor, Rev. Luther r. Thorn
hiIi. ,,,
a large extension table in the dining
room was piled up with good things by
those who came to show their pastor their
love and appreciation of his services for
the past ten years.
In the pantry were barrels OF nour
and other good things. The company
after extending congratulations TO Mr..
and Mrs Thornhill, dispersed about 10
o'clock Among the company were seen
members of other denomin ot VINO
Mayor Maurice disposed of the follow
ing cases yesterday:
The continued case Of James Taylor
charged with cutting Eariy BroWn 'Dotn
coloredD in the back with knife. was
called. The evidence in the case was 10
the effect that Brown struck Taylor on
the head with rock, whereupon Iaylor
used a knife to defnd himself. The case
was dismissed and Brown was required
lanes Kirk and Jack Jones were fined
$3.50 and costs each for hghting IN The
j -.
The Young men of Manchester will give
german at Leader Hall. The following
gentlemen constitute the arrangement
SS%mRte9 Me ecasihT r. f. M h5dst f. and ID
w. r. Meanley. The dance VIII take
place next Friday night. -
Mr. Charles II. Sharp is detained at MS
Rainbridge- Street church was crowded
Sunday at both services-the largest
audience being present at night, AT the
morning services eight candidates were
received for baptism and two by letter
Al night two were received for baptism.
Rev w. r. Derieux will remain IN
the city until Thursday, when he will
leave for his home in SpartansDurg, >.
G. lie VII IP3f preach at 'f'S ''O' ''
Mir, Thornhill, the pastor, gave stats
tics Of the work done in this church our
ing the ten years he las Oeen pas'oi .
which were very encouraging. 81,
This able divine enters upon MS
eleventh year under very bright auspices.
In mentioning the work done ne spohg
very feelingly to his charge re h heSfore
| that he could not take his seat before
thanking them for the kndnesS Mhich
| was extended to him Saturday night.
Mr.. George =. Reams is detained al MS
residence in consequence o. s,GKne IS, hotb
There were large congregations az Doth
services at Clopton-Street Baptist chuI!H
| Sunday. At the morning service MI,
| Haight chose for his text these WORDS
| from JOD. 80 nOuBn re SldS NV -
! | trust Him" Mr.. Haight made very
! Impressive talk. dwelling very extensively
! on the Christians trust. which was ne
| cessary at all times during 2filction, SUI
! fcring and prosperity, and frequently ed
| rnonishing his hearers to stand MN
| during times Of adversities, not to be-
! tray their trust in the Lord Jesus Christ.
! At night he followed up his text in Inc
morning with the following text taken
| from James Gospel, w. II, FOR what
is Your Life" The large congregation
/ gave him the closest attention through,
| ont. Much interest is being manifested
| AT this church since Mr.. Haight has come
| I'm their midst. During the onertory a
! beautiful quartette was sung, entitled
| William Marshall. soprano; Rev. Mrs.
| Haight, alto; Messrs. William j. Morri-
! sett, tenor. and Mr.. u. 5. Barrett, bass.
Master Melvin Pitt is detained at home
h,r eig