The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05

dcnce at all In Manchester !tatc4H" .
There were some few pleasure parties
a good many small boys and men went
fishing. and a few nre-crackers were set
OF. The people Of this city have been
participating very largely in the grant
Confederate reunion at Richmond, and
in consequence are too jaded to manifest
their usual patriotism.
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
An interesting occasion to-day viii be
the Second District Conference or TIE
Young Mems Christian Association which
Will be held at Iifth-street Methodist
church. The conference VIII De lnau-
elirated with conservation services, which
v1l he hold AT Stockton-Street church
this morning. There will De a children
service at 2.30 +. NJ. am service ior
men at O'Clock, both at Fiith-Street
church. At the same hour there VIII <pe
4 service for women az Stockton-otreet
church. Tonight at o'clock there VIII
be a union service at fifih-Street chuIch'
The Preparatory services 10 the confer
encesnave been going on for several nights
al Fifth-Stroet church, and have been
largely attended Last night Secretaries
Mckee and C0ultd- rpoke ar this chufch
10 a large audience.
THE POLICE COURT.
George Gray (colorcD was up yester-
dav morning for heinR drunk ana disor-
DERBY on the street Friday night am
was fined 81.
Moss-z Percy Farmer and $. c. Henry
were arrested Friday night. on a warrant
sworn out by Mrs NJ. G. Barhams for
trospassing on her premises on Four
tcenth and Perry streets. in the Ponce
Court yesterday morning Henry was
fined $3.50 and Farmer not being present
q rule was issued for him.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. A. J. Bradley. who is one OF the
delegates from the Third Congressional
district TO the National Democratic Con-
veution. left yesterday for Chicago. He
expects 10 be gone for probably a week.
judge r. II. Miner. of Powhatan, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. l.. John. who has been SICK ior
several weeks Is improving.
Mrs Motcalf IS quite sick al her resi-
Gcrce. on Stockton street
Mr. r. Martin Bruins of New Orleans
Is visiting Mr.. ". B. Cox.
Gel L. J.. Suckney. OF Woodstock is
visiting at 1903 Porter street.
M Watr Gin IS quite sick at MS resi-
dcnce 105 Decatur street
Mr.. Upton Robertson. OF savannah Ia
f. visiting friends In the city.
Mrs. Boxie Jones. who has been visit
ing Mr.. John Trevillian, has returned
home.
Mr.. James Mitchell. who has been visit
Ing friends In the city, has returned
home.
Mrs. VI. G Turpin Will leave fl few
how e.
spoid the summer.
Mr.. l.. T. Early left yesterday morn
ing for bis home I'm Ailcmarle, where
be Will spend a few days
Mrs. j. Jones. who has been visiting
friends n tho city, has returned 90 her
home, in Albemaric
Mrs. a. A. Porter. who has been visit
ing in Fredericksburg has returned TO
her home in this city.
Mr.. Eugene Turner. who has been
spending several days with friends in
This city. left Friday Tor his home, IN
Chrlstausburg
Governor OTerrali was in the city yes
terday. lIe came ever 10 transact scme
business IN regard 20 his recent IEr-
chase ar Forest El.
Mrs Mcdowell and Mrs. Van Lii. who
have been visiting Mrs. Winnie on Porter
street have returned 20 their home, in
Baltimore.
Messrs. W. J. and +. +. Smith and Mr.
j. Chiliress. OF Chrlsuansburg. who have
born visiting Rev. Mr.. spencer have
returned home
number OF young ladies' AMI gentle
men gathered at the home OF Mrs NJ. -.
Turpin on Porter street. Frdly night
and spent The evening dancing
RELIGIONS SERVICES.
There VIII he SERVICES at West-End
church to-day as follows. Sunday school
40 $50 A. NJ: services at II \. VI. ahd
S T.. NJ. by Rev J. W. Stiff. Epworth
League meetings 90 90 and l. ~:
Church Aid Society at 2.2o r. NJ; class
meeting 81 Richmond and Manchester at
$50 o'clock.
Rev Mr.. Spencer viii preach at Co
wardln-Avenue Christian church az 1045
this morning on THE Supply Of our
Needs" There will be no services at
night.
Services will be conducted az the Balm
bridee-Street Baptist church by Rev. Dr.
Thornhnl to-day AT il o'clock Ia the morn
ing and at isht.