The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

A Grand Panorama to BE Presented for
Charity.
MANcHrsTrn BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.


No. 1l2I Hull SrnrTT. BEATTIE BLocK.'
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers VIII pre-
sert the magnificent panorama Of "Pii-
grims Progrcfs," under the direction
OF Pro fessor Charles S. Maurice. at Lead
er Hall. next Friday night. The proceeds
20 be given TO the annual orphans Go
nation. Apart fro the fact that the
charitable nature OF this entertainment
entities It TO all the support that the
public can give It. the panorama itself. II
properly pfesencd is worth travelling
long distance TO see. II is a splendid
thirg. and will afford especial pleasure
10 those who are familiar with John Bun
yOn's great book.
Moses Russell, the little son OF Mr.. Tay
lor Russell, who was accidentally shot
Friday night ~ parlor rifle in the
HANG of his playmate, Harry Jackson.
is still in serious condition, ana there
are small hopes Of mis- recovery.
The revival services which have been
in progress at West-End Methodist
church will be continued during this
week Tho meetings viii be conducted
by Rev. J. W. Stin. the pastor Of that
church.
Mr.. W Il. Smith. who took an over
dose Of laudanum yesterday At his hcmc
or Hull street and was very Ill from the
effects IN the afternoon, was reported 10
be letter yesterday, ana is thought TO
be out OF danger.
Rev. Mr.. Dennis, OF Birmin CHAN. Ala,
Will occupy the pulpit Of Meade-Memo-
rial church to-day.
At Cowlrdin-Avenue church the pas
tor. Rev. J. A. Spencer. Will preach al
1915 A. NJ, and y. NJ.
Rev. Dr. l.. Il. Tnornhill arrived in
the city yesterday. and Will occupy his
pulpit at Bainbridge-Street Baptist church
to-day
The sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be administered at Clopton-Street
Baptist church this morning.
The Hastings Court was In session
short while yesterday morning The
court sentenced George Brarcher (col0red
TO three years IN the penitentiary. The
prisoner was taken to the State prison
yesterday afternoon. The Hastings Court
adjourned for the term yesterday.
A large crowd assembled at the Hull
street cross yostci day morning to see
the Liberty rell pass through the city.
The session Of the )uolic schools of this
city and SwansborO will commence to-
morrow.
Mrs. l.. V. Rae. Of Chesterfield, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. 5. u. Bruce. at l2lb
cambridge street
Miss Rita Clary. of Chesterfield. and
Miss Mary Edwards Of King William
county. arc visiting Mss Mamie Cook.
No. 81 cambridge street.
Mr.. JUNE Clark, of Midlothian. who
has been very III, is Slightly improved.
Miss Grace Nunnnly and Mr.. Patrick
Chalkley were married at the residence
of the bri les father. near Chester, We'd
ncseay.
Mrs. L. o. T1bb and daughter. Of Ches-
terfiold, are visiting friends ana relatives
in Portsmouth.
Mr.. 7. =. Cummings has found his
hors... which was stolen from his place
in Chesterfield county. a short while aGo.
The animal was IN Powhttan cOunty.
Rev. c. n. Van Houten will occupy
his pulpit at ths Presbyterian church
to-day.
1T the Episcopal church. the pulpit
reldcred vacant by the departure Of
Rev. Mr. Clopton, will be filled to-day
by one Of the her clergy.
The Railroad Branch of the Y. NJ G.
A. will hold its regular gospel meeting
this evening.
Mr.. Marin Colgin. Of Fulton, has In
his possession some valuable papers In
etc, etc Among the paper IL land
grant 20 Rooer5 Clopton dated 1855.
Robert Clopton Is said 20 have been a
near relative of Judge Clopton. Of Man
chester. He has also a commission gwen
CHRISTOPHER Egmon Of Charles city
dated 9th day of October 1901, and sign
ed by James Monroe ana Sam Coleman.
lie has also a paper of Colonel Byrd the
founder of the city Of Richmond. a let
ter in his possession, dated 1892, reads
as follows.
Received OF -- Colgin $2.H In full for
the full purchase OF negro slave namei
Fanny. The right and title / warrant
and defend. l warrant her sound ana
healthy.
Witness my hand and seal.
N-N. 4. TRISTAN,
REV. HUBBARD.
Mr.. Colgin has numerous other papers
signed by Daniel Webster and others,
some of which are. no doubt, very valua-
BILE and interesting reading.
The Manchester German Club will give
its first regular hop Of the season at
Leader Han next Friday night. II will
be a full-dress affair, and an enjoyable
time IS anticipated.
There was a general free fight last night
at a bar-rOom on Hull street. nut the par
Elephants scattered when the police ap-
peared upon the scene, and no arrests