The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-26
THE COUNCIL TONIGHT.
THE HULL-sTREET MATTERS WILL
DOUBTLESS DE DISPOSED OF.
Sermon to the Jr. q. u. a. M.-Rev' McD'
INTERCHANGEABLE ress-Missio"a'y
society-Other Manchester News
MAscursrrR BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES,

repdNlnS ana streel-ShA -.
matter has been in allegiance i0i So
time. and several meetings nave pee"
held by the Council with view 10 SCI
Ting I'd matters. The people are setuis
impatient for the question TO be hnaliy
disposed OF. and there VIII no DOUBT DC
some decisive action taken Tonight
Regarding the street-car matter. there
IL a great discrepancy between what tae
Council wishes the electro COMPANY -
do and what the company II Niiilin5 ~ ~
DO. and Cantain piZZlnl, representing ul'
company, has made Two tTlis 70 ,ans
chester without any final results Dtlns
arrived at The nfmatnm OF Dotn SUI
viii douhtiess be announced Tonight. II
is hoped that the differences can pe
amicably settled and that no litigation
a large crowd filed Leader Hall sun
day afternoon TO listen TO a special SER
mon preached by KEY. ). "A. ,.a5p,'Siiii,Iian,
pastor of Cow ardlh-ANeiue II -e -
church. The sermon was lntenaed tspSs
cially for the Junior Order United Aiheri-
can Mechanics, and almost every Hlein-
Der OF the order in the city was picHcns'
Dir; Spencer preached poTelir, sst1,''
and one full OF zeal ana earIleslhs 80,
The music, which was excellent, was iat-
nished by the choir OF 5tocHtoh-Stree1
Baptist church. ,-,
Sunday morning to hear memorial ser
vices in remembrance of members or that
church who had died during the pass
conference year. Rev. W. W. Lear, the
pastor preached d powerful sermon on
the theme shall We Know one Another
over There" Names OF the deceased
members were read. Inc SERVES Msle
very affecting, and there were few eyes
that were not filed with tears when the
pastor closed his sermon. me services az
this church at night were largely at
tended.
The services OF the Missionary Society
Sunday were very entertaining and en-
joyable TO all present. ne largest con-
gregation that ever attended a meeting
Of the society was present, and sopd
collection was received from the members.
The following is the. programme render
ed Dialogue by Hazel conway anu f1 ni..i
Clare Burke: recitation by MIS- fear
Overton; recitation by Mrs. Helen ROD
erts; recitation by Miss Nellie clayton.
Mir. Robert Criddle then made an able
address 70 the society on The Mission
Work of the Sunday School and Bible
Board" childs prayer was recited py
Hazel Conway, and the music was tui-
nished by a part OF the new choir OF
Rey. McD. Rucker. who for the past
year has acceptably filled the pulpit or
Fifth-Sueet Methodist church. SUNDAY
preached his farewell sermon 10 large
congregation. In the early part or the
week he will take charge OF the churcn
at Ettricks. Chesterfield county, TO which
be was consigned by the last annual COLI
ference.
Prayer-meetings will be held at Clop-
ton-Strest church every night during thls
week, and revival services VIII be neid
During the present week revival SER
vices will be held at Cowardin-AVenue
Christian church.
OF prayer i'm the three Methodist churches
OF Manchester. the first TO be held
at Central church, the second at West
End and the third at Fffth-Slreet
jude William I. Clopton and bride have
returned 70 the city after an extended
northern tour
ellis. of this city. will be united I'm mar
rage TO Mr. John Hancock tomorrow
afternoon al o'clock at the residence OF
the brides parents, ia fowhatan county
Mrs A. &. Harding. Miss COiey LOvtll.
and Miss Lottie Evans have returned
from Atlanta
Messrs. Henry L. Brands and r. Cal
Goochland county. which they made on
their bicycles
Messrs James h. Harding and Emmett
Anderson. who have been In attendance
upon the Atlanta Exposition, nave re-
turned 10 the city.
Mrs. Nandella vaughan - very SICK AT
her residence. in this city.
Mr.. Henry Walden and bride returned
Saturday night and went direct 10 BUCK
Mrs. NJ. !. Tinsley. Of Bon Air is visit
ing her son. Mr.. Isaac Tinsley corner OF
Tenth and Semmes streets
The Perry-street cars are now running
on a tweIve-minute schedule, with the
exception OF Saturday and Sunday. when
there is ten-minute schedule. The ears
on Hull street run ten minutes apart
Professor r.. :. Powell, OF ReidsYille.
y. c., has returned 10 Manchester after
the death OF his wife. who died on the
The Junior German Club of Manchester
will give an entertainment tomorrow
night at the residence Of Mrs. Turpin.
Mrs. A. A. Porter. OF this city. viii
leave to-day for Georgia, where she VIII
visit her mother
Thieves entered the rcslueh1o OF ar
John SandersOn. in Marks addition, sat
urday night. They broke a lock on the
closet door which enters from The rear
porch. and carried away lot OF -four.
preserves. and other goods. Mr.. and MIS-.
Sanderson were asleep at the time OF the
robbery. There Is no clue as 10 the per-
petratOrs.
Murray Crowder lad employed al the
cotton mills of the Ettrick Manufacture
ing Company, in Chesterfield county was
crushed 10 death Saturday morning Hnile
going up on an elevator te 90 Saueue
between the elevator and the tnlru hool.
He was fifteen years Of age ana a son or
Mr. Joseph Crowder, who resides III IL
trick. ,,.
The Confederate veterans Of Fluyanna
county will hold meeting ~ 1hlihs "a
on next court-day December I'd 10 FORM
Confederate camp. Hon. W - Fel,-l
has made application for necesshry ga,
Jtfr. ana the same nave bNDt 80 "
to him by Captain Thomas Eilett adlu-
tant-general OF the Grand Camp OF Con-
federate Veterans Of Virginia
The Marshall and Milling Manuiactnt-
ing Company Saturday made Application
TO the Hustings Court 10 nave the as
sessment OF their properly reduced the
application WAS denied. They are now
assessed at $4,000, which IS SlV,Vv less
than the last assessment
Inc following deeds were recorded: ).
III. Patterson, trustee, ana n >, bIiHAqisE,
purchaser. 10 the Manchester PUBLISHING
Company, 81 $50; the Manchester Publish
ing Company TO T. +. fetusreW ana 4.
). Clarke. deed OF trust
gentleman from this city reports
that while driving out on the turnpike "A
few evenings since he picked w box
neatly tied up i'm which was bear
foot. which looked ASH IL had only been
separated from ia original Fastening tor
a short while. II did not appear no"
the foot came to be I'm the box.
since the organization OF the Manchts-
ter football team three weeks ago, tnel.
mas been marked improvement both pa
team and Individual play, under the
training Of Mr.. Floyd Norfr-sett me
team AZ present averages 10 pounds,
and is ready 10 accept any tnallelEt-
from football teams not aNeraslns over
tx nounds The fndif "a nakc-up nf
The team is: Arthur owens. centre; LIN
liovd and sam Patterson eon-tit-tr ~
,.uar-i The pOsition Of tackles ~ rhthtf
weak as both VIII Patterson dnn MdIn
IJovd are light but tackle eNcspuolalS
we'll Harrison and Betty are VI. tn..i.
Charles Pace, quarter DatH. 90
80 mn hack Mr. COxs weight II ~
nonn,,s hence is rather lshI
ttovt Norriesetf is capiain ana Trainer,