The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26
RETURNS CANyASSED,
AND THE ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
AWARD CERTIFICATES.
To Wed In Juno - Chesterfield Circuit
Court Mssters--Baii Refused Alice Jeter.
Mancbestcs Church Services To-Day.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES,
No. 1874 HUL. SfEEET. BEArrrE BLOCK

No. 1921 HULL SfKEEg. BKArrrE BLOCH
The election commissioners. consisting
of Messrs y. +. Holt. +. A. Lamp WI
liam Baily and Samuel Logan, hel
meeting yesterday morning IN tne once
OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court, ana
canyAsssd the returns Of Thursday ciec-
ton. They found the iugres 10 be IN
accord with those previously PNen out,
and certificates of election were Issued 10
the successful candi iltcs, MeSsrs. J. w.
Bronaugh, Jr., treasurer: George W
brooks. constable; Charles II. Sims, NJ. a.
Campbell, II. c. Nelson and John
OBrien, councilmen.
Miss Maud Eloise Hewlett, daughter OF
Mrs. Henry {. Hewlett and the late IL.
a. Hewlett. viii be- married on June 9TH,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, to MIR John L. Morris.
The ceremony will take place az the
home of she brides mother, No. 30 NC
ponoueh street and will be a private
affair. only members of the family beihs
present.
A iicerse was grante1 10 Charles cray
I'm the Chesterfield Circuit Court FRIDAY,
10 retail llquor at Midlothian, but not
TO sell II By the drink. Yesterday the
court was engaged I'm trying the case OF
REYNOLDS * Bro. vs.. G.. T.. Robertson.
This suit arose over a MISUNDERSTANDING
in the purchase OF some cord-wood
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Mir. Ernest Wells, counsel Tor Mary
.Ieter. colored. who struck Ernest Nib
ie,, a little white boy. on the head some
davis since. and injured him seriously
made application for bail On account OF
the critical condition of the boy, the
Mayor refused 20 grant #.
Dora Meekins and Rosa Gaines, Do'h
eol,rcd. were fined $3.50 and costs each
for fighting In the street.
A horse, belonging 10 Mr.. *. A. phbDs'
feYNn
on Hull street. and ran away. striking
she vehicle to which he was hitched,
against a post at the corner OF Fifteenth
and cambridge streets, and inJurlng II
considerably. -
To-day Is missionary-day at Central
church. In the morning the pastor VIII
preach a sermon on missions from the
subject. ''Nho is My Neighbour" Al
night the sermon will bear especially on
The wornan's branch Of mission work
subject. Christ and WOmanhood.' NM
sic appropriate for the occasion VIII De
had and the annual collection for mis-
slons will be taken
Services at Asbury chapel VIII be con-
Quoted by Mr.. j. II. Busby both morn
ing and night
The EpwOrth League with roll OF
for,v-seven members. will be addressed
fv Mr. w W. Lowry at o'clock +. NJ.
Dr. Willingham will occupy the pulpit
at Ratubridge-Street Baptist church In
the morning for Rev. l.. X. Thornhlh'
who is In Arvon, buckingham county
assisting Rev. }. w. Reams 10 arrange
the constitution of the Baptist church at
that Mace. Mr.. Thornhil will reutrn IN
time for night services, when he VIII
take for his subject: How to Obtain
wife ar a Husband a part or MS
series of sermons on home religion.
Mr.. T. T.. Marques. of Richmond, VIII
address the meeting at iIeader Han IN
the afternoon Subject: Higher CHRISTIAN
1dfe"-to which all pastors and Christian
workers are especially inNnei 10 dtteiH.
cosnel song service begins at L. NJ.
THE Rev. J. j. Clopton will fill his pull
nit al II A. NJ. and S:l5 T. NJ. All the
members of the church are earnestly ASK
ed 10 be present at the morning service
as a special sermon will be delivered on
a subject I'm which the whole parish Is
concerned. His subject at night VIII De-
"Heaven or the Sainted Dead
stockton-Street Baptist church will
have services at the usual hour-morn-
inc subject: 'The Young Ruler Mat
thew. chapter xix, %; evening subject:
,"rhe Character and Destiny Of the Just
Proverbs, chapter w.. Is.
Services at Cowardin-Avenue Christian
church at 1915 4. NJ. and $40 i. NJ, pN
The pastor l.. j. Spencer Subjects Inc
Righteous" and ''The Wicked.
In addition to the usual services NJ
Nast-End NJ T.. church an old-fasniohed
NIethodfst class meeting Will be held at
a.3o T. NJ. with J. ". Craig leader.
The Salvation Army viii hold services
at Odd-Fellows' Hall morning ana nish'
and to continue every night during the
coming week. ~. 70
xardin-Avenue Christian church VIII
meet tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
Roy q. y. Van Houten Will occupy MS
rllpit both morning and night services
al II o'clock A. Nj. and +. NJ
Chef-of-Policc Lpscomb has issued or
ders that parties not obtaining licenses
Tor their vehicles by Wednesday June
-. LIN no summoned before court
The Hastings Court was in session u
short while yesterday morning. Ohly
civil business was transacted.
Mrs Robert h. Wtter, of Washington
n q Is visiting relatives and friends IN
This city and Richmond.
Judge Thomas NJ. Miller, of Powhatdn
county. was in the city yesterday.
Thomas O'Conner. a little white boy
ten wears old, was struck over the eye
,v,,h a rock by one of his playmates
,vhile returning from school Friday III
1,ichmond and quite painfully hurt. 1T
i T. Fucker is attending him.
Miss Emma Cox. who has been serious
" IN at her home. on cambridge s'reoN
IS improving ,.,--.
Mr.. W. j. Carter has gone 10 hai'''i'oi'
30 attend the races.
Mr.. Robert r. Taylor was taken snd
denly IN yesterday morning and mad t'
le taken to his home. Later IN the uaS
he was reported to be better.
The following ladies and gentlemen
composed the cast of the farce. DeestrlVf
Slxule." which was presented fHuaN
night: Misses Darhn NILS fauilna TX
nert clara Crcnshaw Wright. Messrs
Mack Jones Lonnie Jones, Writ Durrett
II NJ. Hundley and NJ. II. johnson.