The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
AFFAIRS OVER THERE.
MATTERS or INTEREST TAKING
PLACE IN NCHESTER.
Made Mem orisi Church ssrviecs-bapt'"
Young Peoples Union-Chesrrheio
Court In sess'on-Personal
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND IIMKs.
No ii2i HILL NrRKIT. BYATIIE BLOCk.

No ii2i HuLI SrREET. BKATTIE BLOCK. '
Some time since Rev. J. A. Spencer anu
wife were called to Ctristiansburg oy INC
news Of the Illness Of the father OF ME-
srencer. who was quite adVanceu d"
years. News was received bore yes'eiuuy
NJ his death at tfat place. Much sym
patty is expressed for Mrs Spopocr VINO
during her residence in TINS NNy mas
gained the affection Of a large h"''oei
OF Manchesters citizens.
There will be services at Meade"Ne-
mortal church all OF this week as iolo"s'
Every morning at 1880 o'clock; MONDAY,
sP. ~. Rev. 4. b. Farland' iUesuay,
y N Rev. j. Y. bowman; WEDNESDAY,
sP NJ. r. r. Nugent; Thursday. J. Me-
uolv communion: Good Friday, '"V q,
N and II a. NJ. Rev J. J. Clopton'
y Al. Rev. j. X Mason: Saturday c.aS-
ter ever. 1880 A. NJ. and +. NJ Dapi'sm
Of infants. SD.
Al the PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday
Rev. &. n. Van HOutcn preached 10 sooo
congregations morning and night. ana
Two nersons were received into the
church. After the morning service Holy
Communion was partaken OF.
The services at Clopton-Street church
Sunday were largely attended ana the
offeftory. Come, Holy Spirit was wen
rendered by the Liberty Male Quarte'te'
composed Of Messrs. w. j. MorrisselI
Barrett Jones' and Sawtello.
The meeting OF the Baptist Young REQ
pies Union was attended by a large
congregation Sunday evening at Cloptoh-
Street church, and was conducted by MI
T. r. Sadler. 1t was decided by the bh-
ecutive Committee of the union that me
regular meetings will be held after next
Sunday on Friday evenings al OcloCh'
This union attended in a body the quar-
tcrly meeting Of the unions or kicnmond
and Manchester at the tiet baP'iSl
church Sunday.
At called meeting Of Clopton-street
Baptist church Sunday they unanimously
recommended and endorsed TO the ENecu-
tive Board OF the Richmond and Man
.hester Baptist city Missionary Society
Dne OF their members, young lady'
10 have charge Of the work IN TINS clly-
Judge y. A. Hancock will present the
name TO the board, of which he is a rep
resentative
Mr. Ernest =. Weisiger and Miss Annie
Parker will be married at the Presby-
tsrian church this evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Il. ID. Sampson who has been
quite sick, was able TO be out yesterday.
Mr.. William Lumpkin. OF Amelia coun-
ty, In in the city visiting relatives
MI. W. ID, iONDls WIN HH' wv" ''''N''o
in the city, has returned TO his home In
PowhatHn county.
The Chesterfield court was In session
yesterday, and several criminal cases
tired.
Mr.. Harry Burns has returned from
Pittsburg, Pa, where he has been en-
gagged in the Carnegie mills.
Rev. Mr.. Scheduled. the evangelist is
expected to hold meetings in the city the
last OF the month.
All the choirs in the city have arranged
beautiful mUsic for next Sunday. and
arc practicing every night.
Mr.. IL. &. Reamg is still confined 10
his home on account of sickness.
Mr.. John Roberts Is still confined TO his
home in SwansborO. He has been sick
for the past ten or twelve months. HIS
friends are anxious for his recovery. Mr..
Roberts is one of the oldest citizens in
the city, and an old Confederate soldier.
An ancient pistol has been found at
Dundee" the place of Mr. II. c. Beattie.
near Forest. Hill Park. and is on exhibit
z ton at tie store OF Mr.. Beattie. on
Hun street.
The mortuary report. as prepared by
Or Lawrence Ingram, president Of the
Board OF Health for the month OF March
shows that there were only fourteen
deaths in the city-siX white and eight
colored
Mrs. Colly Is very sick a her residence.
3l2 west Seventh street
Mr.. Wister Archer Is quite sick at the
residence of his father, DR. Edward Ar
cher on Seventh street