The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23
A MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
AN ORGANTzATION WITH BRIGHT
PROSPECTS, IN MAyCHEsTER.
The Suit ofM. IL. staples Against the Rich
mond and Manchester Railroad Decid-.
ed In Favor of tho Defendant.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
fii2 HELL STREET BEATffE BLOCK.

lil2 " UT STREET. BLArffE BLOCK.
a Woman's Missionary Society has been
organized among the members OF tho
cambridge Street Baptist church. Mrs.
Dill. the vito Of the popular pastor OF
Vcnable Street church. OF Richmond. was
the organizer They have started under
bright auspices as they enrolled twenty
six members.
The following ladies' were elected TO MI
the Offices for tho first term: President.
Mrs Duval, Vice-President, Miss ID. VI.
wiltshire, Secretary. Mrs. Harvey
Bourne. Treasurer, Mrs W. l.. Moody;
Mrs. l.. II. ThOrnhill was appointed 10
attend the general committee meetings OF
Richmond and Manchester.
The ladies will be glad TO welcome any
new members.
Mrs. Din said much to encourage the
ladies' In this work, and gave them many
valuable hints on how 10 succeed with
the good work.
THE HUsTINGs COURT.
Tho Hastings Court wa, sngas-
cd yesterday In the suit Of Nj. Il.
staples against the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. He sues for 500. for the
loss OF his horse This animal was killed
from injuries received by falling into a
ditch. Her leg was broken from the ac-
cldent and the animal had 10 be killed 10
where the accident occurred was owned
by the railroad and Mr.. Staples wants
the worth Of the horse from this corpora
ton.
rhe jury brought in a verdict in favor
of the Railroad Company.
The case Of Spiegel against Oppelman
WAS adjourned Friday night unul Mon
day morning. The case was not called
yesterday in Difference 90 their religious
THE MERRY DANCERS
~ h ItH.N IFFs
given az Leader Hall Friday night by the
Manchester Coulion club were:
Mr. Willis Bulliam with Miss Minnie
Weisiger Mr. Sam Patteson with Miss
lleptenstall Mr.. sam Moore with Miss
Sadie Chalkley Mr. Frank Sampson with
with Miss Anna Longest Mr. Lorcu
Fendlcy with Miss Nina owen, Mr VIII
PattesOn with Miss Florence Holland,
Mr. Hamilton Chakley with Miss Gay
GOolsby Mr.. Bassett Bate with Miss
Louise Goolsby. Mr. VIM. Morris with
Miss Maudc PattesOn. Mr.. Lacy Fendley
with Miss Lola Mayo. MI Jno. Brltton
with Miss Louise Wits Mr. James Brit
ton with Miss Lottie Pulliam. Alr. Harry
Bate with Miss Minnie l.. Drewry, Mr.
Emmett Turpin with Miss Bessie Reid.
Mr. Dan BrOadnax with Miss Ellen Wei5-
iger. Mr. T.. T.. Early with Miss Ger
trude Weisiger.
Stags-Mr J. c. Robertson. r. ". Fend-
ley Jr.; Royal Webster Tom Turpin, ana
MOsDy PusliNn.
Chaperones-M and Mrs c. +. Gary,
Mr.. and Mrs. Or. Lawrence Ingram. Mrs.
Blanche Drewry. Miss Elfriodu Holland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robertson Mrs. NJ.
g.. Turpin.
4 BAD SON-IN-LAW.
Bob Taylor. negro from SwansbOro.
i5 90 bad man and the police are after
him. lie b. charged with stealing cow
from his mOtheT-in-uW. Amy Johnson.
re sold the animal To MT Buck. Glenn
ents and then skipped for parts unknown.
he whereabouts of the COW is known,
but where the man is remains u mystery
90 the police.
THE MAYORS COURT.
Mayor Maurice held fun sway in the
Hall Of Justice yesterday morning, and
disposed of Two cases i'm a very few min
utes.
Plummcr Graham. c0lored. an old Of
fender. was up for trespdss on the prop
erty of the Southern railroad. lie was
arrested by officer George Roach. and
when taken in charge he resisted ar
rest. Ile WAS fined SO for resisting an Ot-
ncor and so f0r trcspass. I'm default he
was sent down 10 board with Mr.. FitZ-
gerald for thirty days. II there was a
chain gang he would be worth his keep.
Mr. j. W. Anderson was up Tor Ordi-
nance violation. lie contracted 90 DO a
Job OF work and did not ask permission
Of the city Engineer 70 open up the
street by digging ditch. lie Is 4
plumber and gas filter from Richmond
and II appears ne is not cOgnizant or
the city ordinances of Manchester. lie
was fined SOD
BAINbH1DGE-ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
The meetings have gone on al this
church last week with constantly In
creasing interest. and will continue this
week also. There have been three pro-
LESSONS Of faith in Christ during the
week Inc pastor VIII preach TINS
morning and night The theme of
the morning sermon Will be, Following
Jesus and in the evening the pastor
Will give the second sermon in the series
on noah and the Ark This sermon
Will include the entering into the ark OF
Noah and his family. and the animals
and birds, ETC., and the closing OF the
ark against the world. The Young Peo~
PIES Union of the church Will meet 40
$3.50 p. ~, Mr. John j. Bayley president.
OTHER DUTIES.
Much 20 the regret Of the many friends
OF Rev. H.. H. Dadmun that gentleman
Will not Doe able 10 preach az the West
End church to-day. This news was re-
ceiVei in this city yesterday morning. He
is engaged in prOtracted meeting which
uccessitates his being present to-day.
Mr.. Dadmun was formerly the pastor
Of West-End church. He is loved by his
old flock. ANA they Will Doe disappolnlel
bon not hearing him preach to-day.
CHURCH NOTES.
TIE lanlrr Ala society OF W rrl~ fsll
church viii meet Monday evening 200
o'clock al Mrs. :. 4. NdEnallys opposite
tine church. each member is earnestly zee
Questcd 10 Dee present.
Mr.. o.. 10. Taylor viii. speak at Leo
Camp Hail this afternoon.
At Firth Street church to-day Rev
$ g. Hatcher Will preach at n Dos the
morning. Al $3.50 the pastor. Rcv. George
II. Mctadden. viii nil the pulpit Ills
subject will be Honor Duo Parents.
This is the fourth of 81 series of sermons
on home life.
Suuday-schcol az o a. NJ. Epworth
League Wednesday az i:30 p. NJ. A cor
dial welcome 90 ai.
Rev. Zen Dennis viii dll his pulpit az
Meade Memorial church both mOuns
and evening to-day.
Al StocktOn-Street BAPTIST church
there viii Doe Sunday school dt gl5 a. VI
Preaching at n 4. W. and 1880 H. ~
by Rev j. -. Gwaltney. Pastor ". H.
Hurt o. out OF the city and viii not
fNsaa A.