The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-13

as a stemmery from which quantities of
tobacco were shipped TO Europe.
WITH THE CHURCHES
At Fifth Street Methodist church the
pastor. Rev. J. O. Babcock, preached Sun
day morning and evening, to fine congre-
cations.
Morning text: 1--WE then as workers to-
gethcr with him, bescech you also that we
receive not the grace of God in vain.
Evening text: For thine is the King
DOM and the power and the glory, for
ever. amen" Matthew vi, 49, The last
of q series of sermons on the LORD
prayer.
well attended Sunday afternoon. Rev j:
IT, Rusby president OF the Sunday School
Union, was present, and made an address,
at the close Of the session. lie expressed
his pleasure at the evidences of prosper
ity, made some good suggestions ana eX S,
pressed the hope that this school would
soon be the banner school for numbers
Of scholars and conversions.
Rev. Mr.. Williams preached both morn
ing and night TO fairly good consresa-
tons.
An ice cream festival for this evening at
Mr. Raines. opposite the church, was an
nOunced.
Rev. J. X Goode preached interesting
sermons at CloptOn Street Baptist church
both morning and evening At the night
service his text was BE We always
ready"
There was no preaching at Meade-Me-
mortal Episcopal church Sunday evening
on account Of the indispositiOn of the
rector. the Rev. Benjamin Dennis. lie
was in tho pulpit at the morning hour'
but only read the service.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Rev. JnO. W. Parrish, OF Campbell
comfy. Is visiting Rev. }. q. Raoe0'k, OF
the FIfth-Street church.
Mrs Martha Kohn and son. Stanley,
who have spent the last Two mOains az
CueTburn Amelia county, Win her
daughter Mrs. D. A. Ford. have returned
home.
Mr. : ebert 3. Reynolds who has been
very sci for the last ten days is some
thing better at present
Mr.. Bassett \. Marsden, Of Norfolk.
was in the city yesterday calling on his
uncle. Judge 5. Bassett French on POT
ter street.
OGcer smith went 10 Richmond yester-
day for Henry Tucker. the negro who
shot Policeman Minor. His case VIII be
called in the Hastings Court Monday for
breaking into the store of Walden q co.
Mr. +. s. Slaughter Of No. 5li west
Eel tn street, IS detained at Iome by
sickness
Miss Martha Webb, who has been Wis
iting at Powhatan county, has returned
to her home I'm this city.
Miss l.. r.. Walden, of Buck Hi, IS VS.
iting in San Mateo Cal.
Miss Hettie Winfree. of Chesterfield,
who has been visiting MIS-. /. II. Key
nolds on Hull street. has returned home.
Mr.. q. T. Reams is having a handsome
house built on Porter street, near Co
Wardin avenue.
An attempt has been made TO have Tom
Napier of this city released from the
Laurel Reformatory. but without sue
cess. On Saturday Judge Wexford re-
committed him to the Prison Association.
Clarence Murphy, colored. has been
summoned to appear at the Mayor
or's Court in the morning for peddling
fish without a license. He has permits
sion 10 sell at his place of business on
upper Hull street but sells at other
places with one license.
warrant has been sworn out for the
arrest OF Joe GOOde for assaulting his
wife. She was badly bruised up.
Mr. Taton, the SwansbOrO druggist, has
recovered from his recent spell of sick
ness.
Mrs. Lawrence Ingram has been quite
sick at her home on Porter street