The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-22
HELD A JOINT MEETING.
5UNDA Y-SCHOOL ASSOCIA TON or
RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
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T. SessIon-Sutt fnstituted-sir.F Fisher
kesigns-Psrsonal.
ID AScHfsTrR BunYAu RICHMOND TIMxs,
No. ll2l Hull STREET. BgAJTIE BLOCK. (


The joint meeting of the Christian Sun
day-School Association OF Richmond an
Manchester was held Sunday evening a
Cowardin-avenue church. The meeting
was one OF great interest. The follow
Ing reports were made:
Scyenth-Strcet.-Oi and teachers
~, attendance. ~ per cent: scholars. Us
attendance. 80 per cent: collections, S1403
Marshall-Stroet.- Officers and teachers
il. attendance, 90 per cent; scholars, i6s
attendance, "a per cent. new scholars, ~
collections. 1855.
Third ohurch.-Ohicers and teachers, q
attendance, 50 per cent, scholars zs5. at.
tendance 6s per cent; new scholars, 3
collections, S30.lS.
Cowardin-Avenue.-- and teach.
ers, 10; attendance, s. per cent. scholars
-, attendance, 81 per cent; new scholars
II: collections 81 81.
West-End Mission. Officers and teach
ers. IL; attendance. 81 per cent. scholars,
~; attendance. "a per cent. new scholars,
8; collections. 1861.
Totai.--Ofiicers and teachers, 1l9: at
tendance, 81 per cent; scholars, ! .llg: at
tendance, 90 per cent; new scholars Sc,
collections. sl7l 81.
The Third church school showed the
cent.
banner has been offered by the asso-
citation 10 the school that makes the best
average attendance for January and Feb
ruary, and very lively competition has
arisen, and Ii is expected that the at
tendance for these two months will be
much better than the last report shows
The treasurer submitted his annual report,
showing he had received during the year
nd "a "A L. 1a.I
ance on hand of $lGS9.
The following officers were elected for
1885: George &. White. president; w. l..
Sydnor, FIRST yice-president; w. II. At
kinsOn, second Vice-presdent; George Il.
Ely. third vice-presdent; G. a. Iinche.
secretary; L. q. Crenshaw, treasurer;
j. l.. Hill. auditor.
The next meeting will be held at the
Third Christian church, the second Sun
day in March.
The case of John AGREE, the motorman,
came up In the Hastings Court yesterday
morning, but on account OF the necessary
absence of the Commonwealth s Attorney,
the case had TO be continued until the
next term of the court.
The grand jury yesterday returned the
following true bills: Il. +. Hillsman,
felony; John Davis. msdemeanor; James
Taylor. felony; Henry Wallace. Samuel
Hall, Alexander Nenable, George VIII
liams. Clark Foster and Simon Jones two
cases), misdemeanor.
The petit jury were recognized for their
appearance at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mayor Maurice disposed of the follow
Ing cases yesterday morning:
W. w. Griffin, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was required to pay
ine of $3.50.
Lucy Horner. alias Lucy Holmes, and
Harvey Addison. both colored, were
charged with little unpleasantness. Adj
Ilson was required to hand over $3.50.
W. Il. Reams was charged with all
owing a flock of sheep to run at large.
Mr.. Reams was instructed to remove the
lock from the city at once.
Eddie HudgiDs was charged with as
;aulting Willie dudley Osborne, small
,olored boy. He was fined s. and costs.
Mrs. Conrad Lipscomb, who was taken
II I'm church on Sunday, was better yes
Ierday.
Suit has been instituted in the Ches-
terleld Circuit Court by Edward Preston
against James Reltwood, the
owner of Drewry's Blur farm, for H0,Veo
damages Preston, while working at
machine on the farm, had one of his
hands cut off, and was also injured in the
breast, hence the suit. The plaintiff Is
represented by Mr.. W. Hay Garnett and
Judge James NJ. Gregory. The case VIII
come up at the February term of the
court.
Mrs. d. NJ. wiltshire is visiting friends
and relatives at Charlotte. n. G.
The condition of Mrs. George Butler
is very critical.
Mr.. Drewry Chatham, of Chesterfield,
was I'm the city yesterday.
Mrs II. w. Bishop continues i'll at her |
residence, corner Eighth and Porter |
streets.
Mr.. Alexander Asher who has been sick |
or several days, was able TO be out yes |
erday.
Kiss Clara Gregory is quite sick at the |
esidence of her mother, on Perry street.
Mrs }. A. Burke Is convalescent. after |
/ brief. but quite severe. spell of sick
less.
Mr.. Edward Woodruff is here on visit |
o his aunt, Mrs. L.. w. Wicker
Mr.. John Roberts still remains quite I'M |
we'll at his home, on Decatur street, in |
,wansboro.
Herbert, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
". &. Clements. continues very sick at |
ais fathers residence. He has been con- |
ined to his bed now nearly six weeks.
Mr.. Charles l.. Petit. who has been |
iuite sick for several days, was able to sit |
ip yesterday.
The condition OF Mr.. j. r. Flournoy re- |
mains the same.
Messrs. w. T. and W. ID. Lithgow are |
'tiil very much indisposed.
Assistant Postmaster John Fisher has |
rendered his resignation. to take effect |
he first Of February, and Mr.. John Goode |
las been appointed in his place.
Rev. G. ID. Vanderslice VIII lecture I'm
leader Hall Friday night, the 25th in
slant. for the benefit of the railroad |
branch of the z NJ. &. A,