The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-15
A RABrI's RESIGNATION.

RABBITS RFSIGNATlON.
At a meeting Of the congregation OF the
Jewish synagogue, held yesterday morn
ing. the resignation of their rabbi. Kew
Sanford Hourtz. was received ana &C
cepted. The resignation takes erect from
the Sd OF June next. The trustees OF the
synagogue will extend call to Rev. Mr..
Myerberg. Of Goldsboro. y. c. Rev. Mt
Hourtz resigns his charge here to study
medicine. He has been taking course
of studies in medicine at the Richmond
College. T..
The. reduction OF 8 and 10 per cent. III
the salaries OF all the men employed IN
the transportation department OF the No'
folk and Western railroad which was
made some time ago, has been restored
The restoration goes into effect from the
1st OF May.
Rev. J. w. Rosebro. d. D., pastor OF
Tabb-Street Presbyterian church. VIII
leave tomorrow morning for Nashville.
Tenn, to attend the meeting of the Cen
eral Assembly.
Mr.. p. r. Farley, OF Emporia, Green's
vile county, who was arrested some days
ago at that place on the charge OF arson,
was admitted to bail late last Saturday
evening in the penalty Of 5000. HIS
bondsmen are Messrs. T. c. Brown ana
j. " Jones.
Rev. ]. NJ. Pitcher. d. D.. general SUI
perintendent of the Virginia sunday
school and Bible Board. has all arrange
ments made for children's day In the
Raptist Sunday schools of Virginia. Dr.
pucber has engagements for all the Sun
DAYS I'D TO next August to visit the. dIl-
erent Raptist churches in the State.
Dr p d. McIlwaine. who is attending
chief Engineer f. V. Farley, says his
condition is somewhat improved to-day.
chief Farley was injured by the eXplo-
sion In Rlandford, and has been uncon-
scious ever since. 600.
Rev. f. g. Root has built the Corinth
Pan,ist or arch in Brunswick county. The
church will be dedicated next july
THE MISSIONARY NETTING.
C. poul.e Eniscopal church was filed
last night with very large cong esd 'ior
IN attend the missionary meeting Which
bad been arranged at the request or
Rishon Randolph. The Petersburg Must
cal Society acted as the choir. and the
music was very fine. Rev. j. y. meteor
noic,, rector Of St. Paurs church. OF SUI
folk delivered a very able address on
tho subject Of diocesan missions IN
Southern Virginia, the great opportu-
mites and duties Of the Episcopal Church.
and what had been done, was being ana
10 be done in extending the master
kingdom in this part Of the master
vineyard.
Bishop Randolph next spoke, following
nm the line of Mr.. McCormicks stirring ap-
neal in a very eloquent address. Al the
close of the address a collection was
taken. The Bishop administered the rite
of confirmation to nine persons at Grace
Episcopal church yesterday afternoon
Mr. Gilbert w. Hinton and Miss Maud
Perry Of Norfolk were married at Eliza
beth CITY, n. c.. on last Saturday. Mr.
Hinton Is n former resident of Peters
burg He is a son Of ex-senator William
=. Hinton. of this city, and nephew NJ
Judge d. A. Hinton. Of the Supreme Court
of Appeals The bride is daughter OF
Mr.. Perry, a wealthy cotton merchant
of Norfolk.
In the Corporation Court this afternoon
Judge d. NJ. Bernard set aside the YER
dict Of the jury in the case OF T. +. KID
VS.. Cooper & Spotswood, which was tired
a week or more ago. The verdict was In
favor of the plaintiff. The amount in
volved in this suit is $500. The case Will
probably be taken TO the Supreme Court
of Appeals.