The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
BANQUET IN FULTON
.Ir, Mann to Celebrate His Election to
Board of Aldermen.

Board of Aldermen.
Mr.. John Mann, Jr., will give the
voters of First Precinct, Marshall Ward,
a banquet next Wednesday night from
to II o'clock, in honor of his election
to the Board of Aldermen. The reception
will be held at Donahue's Hall, corner
of Fifth and Louisiana Streets.
Another bold attempt at robbery
occurred one night last week, when a
thief tried to force an entrance lT.tc the
residence of Mrs. Annie Roscher, corner
of Erin and State Streets. Mrs. Roscher
states that shortly after / o'clock she was
awakened by a noise at the WlndoE-
blind. Jumping GU: OF bed. she EasfeE cd
into the adjoining ron,r. II wflch t'le
noise was heard and saw q negro trying
to force an entciaee through the vi COW.
She at once : ilIcd her nephew, who VAS
sleeping upstairs, to bring the pistol
downfall some one was breaking IN;
but before her nenn w -ea bee the lover
floor the man hal Beat nasty r@'-.at
over the side fence.
On inyestisa tio, next morning. the criy
damage fcund was me breaking CT the
wind6w-blind.
Rev. ]. T. Routten. pastor of Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII
occupy his pulpit at II a. NJ. AT L:4o
p NJ Rev. j. S. Wallace will occupy MS
pulpit while he is conducting revival
service at Fifth-Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church, in Manchester.
The pulpit of Fulton Baptist Church
will be filed on both occasions to-day
by its pastor, Rev. B. Cabe!l Henlls-
He viii take for his subject al II a. NJ
The Blind Oculist''; al S z. NJ, ne
STATE of the Soul between Death and the
Resurrection.
The Builders League of Denny-Street
S,1-,, Of
OF Mrs. Wood, No. 52Sl4 Lewis street.
on "Wednesday at 3 2. NJ.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society OF Denny
Street Church viii meet at the re5idence
of Mrs. Susie V. Meredith, on Williams
burg Avenue. on Monday at 5 Z NJ.
There will be the regular weekly SER
vices at Wedden Memorial chapel on
Denny Street, to-day.
The Fulton Hill Literary club VIII
meet at the residence OF Mrs D wac
dill on Friday night. This is one or the
most popular literary clubs in the state
1t has a membership of about thirty
Mrs Hudson is president
Mr. Andrew Malone continues quite
i'll at his residence, No Scol Williamsburg
Avenue.
Mr. Isaac Wood has returned from
Elizabeth City. n. C., where he mas oeen
on a visit 20 friends and relatives.
Mr.. Jackson N. CiliiHiSs, q.
of the varina School Board, is able to
be out after a severe attack OF la grippe
Virginia Council, No :, Daughters OF
Liberty, initiated five candidates at thelr-
meeting at Nelson Hall on Friday night.
This Council has a membership OF about
175.
Mr.. George sseay. who returned home
on last week from Cuba, VIII leave this
week for New York to re-eniist Win
Uncle Sam to help the Philippine cause
Mr.. Cary. Chalkiey has returned 70 FiH-
ton to reside. after an absence OF four
years. Mr.. Chalkley was in business at
Charlottesville until he mad TO retire on
account OF i'll health. He IS now residing
On Nicholson Street.
Mrs Charles Wick is sick at her resi-
dence, on Graiain Street
DR.. John Ridsely, superintendent of
Fort Harrison Cemetery. continues crtti-
ally III At his home. at the cemetery
The kings Daughters and Sons will
meet with Miss Laura powden on Mon
lay nsght a, her residence. on Graham
Street.
Memorial chapel. who was operated on