The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-26
The BISHOP WAS FIH|
And the Rev. Or. Starr Must Accepi$l
Charge Of Broad Street, Richmond
ANOTHER GOLD BLOoDED AURBEI
The Rev. Mr.. Hone Talks ana snysl
Good B3c-Thc Turning of a DWel.s
ling House In Chesterfield County,
New Lodges of JuniorisIechnnies,
and Other Interesting News.

Petersburg, Va, Nov 25-(Special)---s Is
me Coroner, Dr. Fl. G. Leigh, held SH
post mortem and inquest yesterday afstA
tSrnoon to Investigate the death OF &
Coleman Toran, Il negro who wnsg
Killed by Richard Davis, alos colored.sS
on Gil street Saturday night Seve.Ss
raj witnesses were examined and a.
good deal Of testimony heard. Four orr
five of the witnesses testified to haying&
seen Davis when he struck Toran, either
with rock or fence Spaing. The nllir18
derer was the outcome OF a row, which
had previously occurred In James q
Toran's store. The verdict OF the juryI
was that Coleman Toran came to his S
death on the 23d of November between 3
and O'Clock p. m., from a, blow on i:
the head iniiicdcd by Richard Davis: 81
me murderer is still at large, but thesa
poilce In other cities have been wiredif
description OF him and asked to be-
on the lookout for the fugitive. 1t waa 4
reported on the streets to-day that
DaNlS leIt here this morning for Rich-# "
lnond. Lonis Oliver alias Patterson. az
negro, was before the Mayor this morn- 4!
ms on the charge of being an accom- Il;
plice 10 the murder Of Toran Atttheg
request OF commemorative Attorneys
w. II. Jones the case was continued5
Tor ten days and the accused commtt-E
ted TO Jail. +
Rev; Fl. w. Battle. d. D., pastor ofS
he First Baptist Church. in this city,S'
has been invited to deliver the .'mid-E
day series" of sermons to the business
men or Boston next January. sS Sss;
Mr.. +. S. Seabury. well known nuc-ss
bladder trouble t2Sgssss
The dwelling house OF Mr.. Joseph q
Kennedy. IN Chesterfield county, With
| It's contents, was destroyed by fire slaste
Saturday afternoon about I o'clock.3ss
The fire was caused by the roof sShesSk
coming fgnted from chimney ,sparksI
Tho dwelling originally cost 81, ,b0O b Thee
loss Is partly covered by an sins tiranc
of 81 600. 5Si il E$sis ss559s
| Under Instructions from the. + sTS ed ai n n
tive Board of the Junior Order or ssUhIteds
American Mechanics. Secretary ISay,,ttks
of this city, has issued Il char teTsS
to two new councils-oncf$ Ao, !, nj Illness
Council. at Shenandoah Ss C ty; M f7sss
Cornet Council ct Quicksburgiwi witha
thirty-two members. State Organizer4
DUNCAN has now gotten into the Held ss.
ana expects to organize u new ScounciIE b
each week. .s5S
Rev. w. G. Starr d. D., pastor of
Washington Street NJ. Il. Church, who
at the recent session OF the Virginia M.
u. Conference held in Richmond was 4
transferred to the Broad Street ChurcISs
Richmond, preached to very large cor. IS
gregations yesterday both morning and 4
night. At the night service the church&
was crowded to overfiowing and O Iarge8
number were turned away, not being
bic to get into the building. DR. StarPg
selected for his morning text the f!rst
chapter OF Revelations and the 12ths
verse At the close Of his sermon 8DrssS.
starr incidentally referred to the effortss
which had been made by his congregasn
ton to keep him here and this 4connecsS
ton said: Let there be no rashnesss
or action. Let us say that we asked forS
something, but we did not get it.I ItR
would Erieve my soul for .anyt rash acsSi
ton to be taken. Each one OF you isaySI&
am soldier of Christ and will obey3
Ills command. I am at home n 5anysf
where. Continuing.D DR.. Starr said that
for the first time since he had been Nj
the ministry he had gone to the Bishop
been read out in Conference and q skedSs
him TO allow him to remain as pastor OF
Washington street Church, but he Sbaa s.
declined to do So" s3s58sS
Rev. Fl. M. Hope, pastor of M a.rketsS
street Church. who has been 4transfsrgS
red to Clay Street Church, Richmond s
preached his farewell sermons yeStersSs
day morning to a large cengregatin inf, nj
he explained the itinerant plan OF q the
that faith had no right to resort foSa
revolutionary measures when an Sflil.S
pointment had been made by Tho ID aIiSs5
op of the Conferences. Mr.. Hone stclsfSlss
In the most complimentary manners fYflS
Rev. r. II. Wilson, who Is to $bsi 3s,
successor. and asked for him& the JoYs2s
and support of the congregat ions BSrsssss
ternoon to preach last night f6rSs hfsM
new flock. s975 ~ Il ~ 81 y
In the Hastings Court this mlor1lfflKss
the witnesses In the case of RS IA STIgrsSSs
ris, Jr., charged with the shooting and y
killing of w. f. Mallory, were racSaSS
nfZed for their appearance att the DAG
cember term OF the court; to- SNh icii35