The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
THE DATE Is CONFIRMED.
THE SENATORIAL CONTENTION TO
BE HELD sEPTEKBER *GTH.
T., the Churches To-Day-Lcadcr Han
Bazaar-Tcnt Services Interesting
Personals and Briefs.
MANoHFs1TE BUREAU RIcHaoND LINES
No 1fyl HIM SrrrYT EIATTIE BLOCK.

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| MIR. Word, Of PoWh atan. yho was absent
1 from the meeting hello on THURSDAY h.snt'
! was in attendance. The Object OF INC
/ meeting was TO allow him chance 10
ratify The proceedings held at that TIME
an account ni when was premd'u'e'S
published. Mr.. Word endorsed the &c
ton OF the former meeting, and Septei"-
| Der 10Th was denniteiy settled upon ID
the date for the convention.
The cI2irmen OF Manchester ChesteI-
/ field. ana Povnatan also held confer
/ .uce and decided to hold the convention
for the @iAt'on OF e"nqlaA.e a, io' date sTe
] and place ara Al viii convene Immediately
AFTER the adjournment OF the senatorial
convention. The delegates TO this CON
veution Will be elected on the same basis
as those in The senatorial convention.
/ Leader Hall was packed last nlsht 10
witness the fine programme arranged by
the management OF l2dianola Tribes ba-
zaar The spcc.altics of Mr.. Adam Dia-
! cont Misses Bessie and Viola Diacont,
and Nj. y. wilcox, and the realistic ln-
dian and scout scene were much enjoyed
The vote on the different articles 10 be
voted TO the most popular persons last
/ night stood as follows.
Odd-FcIows' regaiia-W. II. Snead, l@;
/ ". If. Wilkinson. 80. G. W Roach, ..
l,aniD No. Leila Wright, 10; Matte.
/ Roundtroe. rs, Annie Donald, ~; Dora
! Amos. -.
Lamp. No. 2.-Anrie Mayo. 30: Minnie
| Epps, 1914, Cora Hinton. &c., N. Atkinson,
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Goid watch-Fporenco Smith. 3i9; Cora
| Taiiey. "a. jennie tf0ssef, 80 cara
usher. IL.
Tea set-MEry Morton. 2ll Myrtle Ben
! nett lSg Margaret Reynolds. li5, Bessie
, smith, 81 Annie Burton. ..
Rey ". Il. Hurt has returned from
| his vacation III P0whatan county, ~
! eeratly-fruproved health. He stayed with
MS parents while there To-day he Will
preach morning and night at his church.
lie reports very successful meeting
held at Union Baptist church, Amelia
| county. which he and Rev. John X. Bag
BY conducted There was general re-
viyal OF religion among the entire com
munity, with several conversions. and
| a number OF additions 10 the church.
Services viii be held at Bainbridse-
Street BAPTIST church to-%ay. morning and
night conducted by Rev. K. +. Cham
bers. These will be his last sermons
before leaving FOR missionary work in
| China.
Tonight at O'Clock. Rev. X. T. Tsoong.
! a native Of China, Will lecture at Cen
trail Methodist church. lie has been
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bis return to China VIII preach the
| Christian religion 10 his countrymen.
Mr. TsooAg, whose English name is
Bell, comes highly endorsed by Or.
| Chandler. president of oxford College.
/ IT g subject VIII be China and the Chi
Iise." and he VIII use native costumes 10
illustrate it,
The services at the tent this afternoon
Will be the last in the present loca-
I to no.
neghborhood OF Stockton-Street Baptist
church Services this afternoon com
mence at o'clock.
The missionary society Of ClODton-Street
Baptist church will meet this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock. AT the church. and "a
good programme Will be rendered.
Rev. }. j. Clopton has returned home,
and will conduct morning ard night
services at Meade Memorial church to-
day.
The usual services Will be held at
! West-End Methodist church to-day by the
pastor.
Rev. c. +. Spencer will preach at Co
wardin-Avenue Christian church tonight
at S15 O'Clock Communion services Viii
be held Immediately after the Sunday
school.
Mr.. f. A. Lamb will preach at the
English LutheTn church this morning.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
| Friday night at the home o. Mrs. Tur-
pin ON Porter street Those presen:
were Misses Katie Coz Minnie Weisiger,
Ellen Broduax and Nena owen. 1ne
gcntlemeH present were. Nessis. clil,,.
i.oDcrtsJh, samuel Patterson, Bernard
Robertson, Thomas Tupin. Thomas Fend-
ley, and ii. AcRae. After dancing ana
genes had been participate. In, refresh
ments We're served Inc evening was
greatly enjoyed by all who were pres
cnt.
Mr.. B. H. Morrisett is detained at his
residence in Swansb0ro by sickness.
Miss Cora NJ. DraWbaugh, OF Harris
burg, Pa. who has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. ". +. Winnie, mas returned
home.
Mr.. NJ. r. Petzold, formerly Of this
city. but now, OF Lynchburg. is visiting
friends IN Manchester.
Mrs. j. b. Gathright has returned TO
the city from ELK I'LL. where she. with
her daughters. Misses Mary and jamie.
have been visiting relatives and friends.
The young ladies Will remain several
weeks.
Mr.. j. s. Morrisett has returned to the
city after visit TO relatives IN the
country.
Mr. Rolfe Eldridge, of buckingham
county was in tho city yesterday.
The revival meetings that have been
in progress at Salem Baptist church, ~
Chesterfield county. closed yesterday.
Or. Ross was summoned 10 the south
ern railway mach. pc-sh0ps yesterday 10
attend man whose foot had been mashed
By q heavy piece Of iron.
Mr. Wathingtoi, OF Chesterfield county,
was In the city yesterday.
Rev. Il. II .Winfree, OF Chesterfield,
was in the city yesterday.
Mir. s. Wells. of Chesterfield Court
house. was in the city yesterday morning.
Mr.. Joseph Crooks. OF Danwlle is
visiting relatives IN this city.
Mrs James Lowell, Miss Coley Lowell.
and Messrs. Ernest and Howard Lowell
have returned from q visit 20 friends IA
Baltimore.
Mrs. J. Edward BEDFORD aud Mrs. John
Wake have returned from . two-weeHs'
visit 70 Petersburg.
About ~ o'clock last night electric ear
80. II. in charge OF Motorman Hail, ran
into the wagon OF Mr. y. y. Bottoms. OF
Drewry's Bluff, as he was crossing the
track on Hull street. completely Wrecking
the wagon. and painfully, but not serious
iy iujurng Mr. Bottoms. Mr.. Bottoms
was taken care OF at the station-house.
as his vehicle was too badly damaged 10
be used To return home in Motorman
| Hall and his conductor were summoned
to appear before the Mayors Court
tomorrow morning TO answer to The
charge of rockies running.
Masonic Matters.