The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
THE FUNERAL OF
MIR. ]. Il. ARCHER
viii Take Place This Afternoon From
Central M. E. Church.
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY
Death of child-slr. John b. Goodo
Critically Iil-News, Personal
and Brief. Of Man
chester.

t-pETERSBURG, VA, April Especial
CONTINUED from First Pase3
The funeral services of Mr. John
W. Archer will be held this after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock at Central Methodist
Church, conducted by Rev. j. c. Reed
Interrnent will be made in Hollywood.
I2le following gentlemen will act as
pall-oearers: w. j. Carter. Z. IA. Carter,
%. p. Wake, Geo. Z. Gary, Z. ii. Hill,
6. s. McRae. II. V. Owen and d. L.
Pul4arn-
Honorary pall-bearers: Vim. n. Lucke,
Judge John Ingram, Judge William l.
Clonton, L. w. Weisiger, r. a. Lancaster
and Buckner c. Baylor.
OHILD,S DEATH.
Intelligence has been received IN TINS
city Of the sad death Friday OF niue
Hugh Adkins, the three-year-olc chliu OF
Mr. W. II. Adkins. formerly of this place
THE death occurred Friday at 4:i5 o'clock
lat their home in Stanton. Va me re-
mains arrived here yesterday at $50 l. Al
over the Chesapeake and ONO faiioaa'
eShen they were met 10y b. ID. Norrissett
& Son, undertakers, and taken TO row
dence Methodist church. in tChesterileio
county, where the funeral service was con-
Quoted at o'clock by Rev. W. II Flu-
DICK. IGteiGIlSlL WIS liifaS III .-AS N-'''-
buryirs ground. Mrs Adkins was We'll
KNOWN here as Miss Lena Atkinson.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
. The Circuit Court of Sussex viii open
ton the soth, at which time Judge Hancock
will appoint a Pension Board for that
county.
Miss Mary Beverly Hancock has return
ed from Washington, where she, Win
number of the woman's College girls, chap
seroned by the lady principal spent seFefal
k5ayS sightseeing.
AT THE CHURCHES.
REV W. w. Slsk viii preach at the
EloptonIStreet Baptist Church to-day
at bot, services, on the following texts:
Morning subject .Practicing Deception ;
might subject, How Satan Appears.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
missionary Society of Clopton-Street zap
fist Church will be held this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Judge IS. A. Han
cock will preside as usual.
Services at West-End Church to-day
as usual. conducted by the pastor, Rev A
C. Belryrnan. Revival services Will DE
continued during the coming week. All
welcome
The Ladies' Aid Society of West-End
Church will meet at Mrs. e il. Carter on
McDonough Street, tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Epworth League this afternoon at .
O'Clock at West-End Church. The follow
ing programme has been arranged: Open
Sng Hymn, No. IS young Peoples Hymn
nab; Prayer by Mr.. Howard Blankenshp;
Duet, by Misses Sarah and BerEna Red
ford; Scripture reading by little Callie
TAYLOR; Hymn, No. u; Solo, by Miss
Mamie Iserryn1an, and Address by Rev.
GTr. Green, pastor Of Asbury Chapei. Al
welcome and especially children
Asbury Methodist Church, James T.
Green, pastor-Preaehing both morning and
might: subject at II A. NJ. "A Race for
Glory: subject at P. NJ. Left Alone or
Forsalsen by Cod
Regular service at First Presbyterian
Church by the pastor, Rev Charles n. Van
Houten.
miss 1.ottie Brands was slightly better
last night.
same through yesterday, and last night
there was little or no change in his condi-
ton.
Charles Dardery was arrested last night
For being drunk and disorderly-