The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
BURIAL SERVICES
IN MANCHESTER.
Mrs. Bennett and Mr.. Cogblll to Be
Buried To-Day
PRETTY HOME IN CHESTERFIELD.
Services in the Churches To-Day-Man-
chester Military Men 10 JOIN
Richmond Company-Personsi
and General News Notes,
PRETTY HOME IN CHESTERFIELD.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
III nun street, Deatue biOch'

cemetery. .,.,-,
the body of the late Mr.. Cuthbert
Cogbill who vas accidentally killed az
EcJav station. near Baltimore, Frioay,
will reach here this morning at e'D
o'clock. The funeral Will be from BAN
hridge-Street baptist church at 0.5O
o'clock this afternoon.
GUARD OF THE COMMONWEALTH
The idea of a reorganization OF the
Manchester Grays has been pracucaliy
abandoned, but movement Is on FOOT
which is proving a popular one, TO Sc
cure a number of the old Grays TO join
the Guard Of the Commonwealth IN
Richmond. and form company with
cant. George Shackerord at the head.
Captain shackelford IS popular mere
with local militiamen, and it is believed
the move will result successfully.
BEAUTIFUL HOME
on Wednesday next al I % clock an OPP
portunty win be given anyone IN seafch
| Of a beautiful suburban home TO secure
one of the most desirable in Chesterfield
! county. near the street-car line, and with
| all conVcniences.
This farm is in a high state OF cult
/ walton: the land lies beautifully ana IS
considered one Of the most desirable
| places In the county The street cars run
almost TO the farm. The improvements
are good and consist Of nice frame
| dwelling. barns. stables. and a large, well
| arranged slaughter house. This property
could be made one OF the handsOmest SUE
burban homes i'm this section Of the coun-
| ~ The farm is well watered by Recdy
| creek. a bold. never falling stream OF
water. The ncighborhood is most desira-
bic and % splendid class Of people reside
/ in the locality. and an air Of old Virginia
hospitality reigns supreme. Mossrs Au-
gustine Royal & Co. and a. l. Adamson
have charge Of the sale
IN THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Services at the Presbyterian church at
II o'clock \. NJ, and in the afternoon at
| . O'Clock.
The Rev. Roger Martin, d. D.. will
preach I'm the morning. DR. Martin is an
ola friend of some OF Manchester's best
Young men. Years ago this learned di-
vine taught school in Richmond. and
! had under his charge several Of our most
| enterprising citizens
Or. Stephenson who was 20 have
preached at the afternoon services will
not be able to do so on account of sick
ness. but the Rev. j. Il. Cook will preach
i'm his place
Services at Meade Memorial church at
II a. VI. and =. NJ. preaching by pas
tor Rev. Benz. Dennis: singing at even
ing service VIII be had by vested choir.
Public are cordially invited.
Services Will be held at Stockton-Street
church at Il A. NJ. At 1890 =. VI. the or
dinauon Of deacOns will take place At
SIS F. ~. a young peoples union Will
be organized
Services at West-End church-Sunday-
School at $3.50 A. n, services at II 4. NJ.
and p NJ. by the pastor, Rev. Chas. d.
CraWley. Epworth League meetings az
$3.50 and r. VI. The doors Of the church
will be opened for the reception Of men,
bcrs both morning and night. All wei
come.
Bainbridee-Street Baptist church
preaching by the pastor at II a. NJ and
) l.. NJ AT the morning service the pastor
will give some account Of the meeting
of the Southern Baptist Convention re-
Gently held at Louisville. KY including
some interesting detail of the settlement
Of the famous Whitsitt controversy AT
night there viii be an illustrated sermon
on Gideon The paintings for this SER
mon arc specially good. and the story is
one Of very great interest. Welcome to
all.
At Cowardin-Aven Christian church
the pastor viii preach AZ II 4. NJ. and
at S T. NJ Evangelist DeNol will preach
al Leader Hall at 1890 T. VI. on Chris
tian Union
Rev. Decatur Edwards will preach az
Clopton- street church at both morning
and night services Revival services viii
be continued this week. During the past
week the revival services have been most
successful
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Tuesday the Goth. being National Ne
mortal Day all persons having notes due
on that day az Mechanics ana Mer-
chants Bank are requested TO attend 90
them on Monday. 10Th
Mr. f. 5. Wright. who has been visit
ing bis mother has returned to Newport
News
The annual sermon Of The Good sa-
maritans VIII be delivered to-day az
p. NJ al the Second Baptist church.
Richmond and an the members are
requested 70 attend.
\ large number Of countrymen were IN
the city yesterday. They report the roads
as being in fairly good condition.
Commonwealth Attorney \. G. Attkis-
son said yesterday morning that the re-
port chat he would he a candidate for the
House Of Delegates was without founda-
ton Mir AttkissOn says he will not be
IA the field.
Mr. 4. l. Adamson is buying mp land
along the proposed route Of the Rich
mond. Petersburg and Carolina road for
that company.
Citizens generally are very much pleas.
ed with the action Of President Daffron
IN calling the Business Mems Association
10 consider matters pertaining 10 the Joe
cation Of the Richmond. Petersburg and
Carolina shops ia this city.
Mrs Mary Burke widow Of Mr.. John
A. Burke. OF Swansboro. fell Fri az
night and painfully sprained her ankle
Or Rucker attended her and made lie
as comfortable as possible.
The infant child OF Mrs. 4. J. Daffron
Is quite IN.
Mr Benjamin Pafram Is detained al his
residence be- illness.
DR. T. x Fianagan. Of Charlottesville
wife and two children. are visiting Mr.
=. G. HI on Painhri9ge street
Nlr Moshy Pul'ilm. who has been quite
ill ar the residence OF Captain Moor
in Chesterfield. remains i'm critical con-
d'tion.
HAD VERTIGO.
Mr. VIM Webster while standing at
his window at Thirteenth and McDon-
ough streets about o'clock last night !
was taken with vertigo and fell heavily
70 the floor II was thought at first
he was dead. and some excitement re-
suited but On a short while he recovered
and went to bed. little the worse for his
fall