The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

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rs Severed His Connection With a
swansboro Choir.
DEATH OF MRS. NJ. s. GooD ODE.
s Her Funcrai viii Take Place From
sssTF Ksas,, hryd re-Str,.c; Church + O. Day.
he Severed His Connection With !
swansboro Choir.
DEATH OF MRS. NJ. {. GooDE..
Her Funcrai viii Take Place From
BasnbrsdEc-Strcc; Church To-Day.
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Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
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81 81 ar. a. Douglass nicTler. who for the
past six months has been choris,er OF
9tockton,stree Baptist church has
rendered his resignation 10 the members
aoy that congregation. Mr.. McIier. gives
as his reason for this action. certain oo-
Section raised by the congregation or
certain members of the congregation TO
his religious belief. lie states they con-
sidered him unit religiously to conduct
the service in Stockton-Strect church
q Mrs. Mary E. Goode. aged seventy
seven years, died Sunday afternoon Al
? o'clock. at the residence OF her daughter
Mrs. Bette Branton. No. zls cas-: Ninth
street, after an Illness of four days win
pneumonia
i Mrs. Goode was a member OF immanuel
Bsptist church. Richmond, and one OF
the most devoted Of that congregation to
her church. She was a cheerful neiGhbor.
q fond and loving mother and possessed
q beautiful Christian character
i Six children survive her-Captain James
%. Goode Mrs. Bette Branton and MISS
sa1lie Goode, Of this city; Mrs. r. b
Shorter. of Crewe Va: and Mr.. w O.
ticode, OF Richmond. Va
The funeral will take place this
morning at 1880 o'clock from the
Bainbridge-street Baptist church. me
following deaconS of Emmanuel church.
Richmond. will act as pall-beaTers:
Nessrs. J. o. Sale. S. B. Woodfin. J. 8.
walthell, ". L. Smith. G. W Shopper
son, John II. Capitaine. Captain L. W
Dorset and ] ". Childress. of Manches-
ter. Rev. ]. r. Harrison. her pastor. will
have charge OF the services. The inter-
inent will be In Maury cemetery
DEATH OF MIR ROBINSON
Il Mr.. Wr7. q. Robinson died at his home
on Clopton street. Sunday night at 1850
O'Clock.
Mr. Robinson was seventy-three years
Of age, having spent the last few years OF
His life in Manchester. He leaves a W1d-
ow and seven children. Mr. Linnie Bowen
has in charge the funeral arrangements
TIE remains Will be taken to Glover
Hill on the 9 o'clock train this morn-
ing where burial will be made in the
family burying-sround.
TRUD BILLS.
Judge Ingram opened the regular jan
uary term OF the Husting Court yesterday
morning. The grand jury was 1mpanel-
81 and found true bills against john
Lewis icolored) for beating Sydney Cox
s{coloreul: John Branch tceloreD Tor
breaj1inp seals in the cars on the Atlantic
Coast Line yards: Maggie Branch tcoloE-
ed), stealing clothing from Mrs A. 4.
Richardson: Folly Brown tcoiored) Tor at
tempting to shoot Tom Scott. The jury
was discharged and the above cases Wall
come up for trial to-day
BANQUET TONIGHT.
All things are being gotten In readiness
for the banquet Of the Business Men, ;
49, .s<-1&S A.
sion will be made one OF general good
Fellowship. Several toasts, offered by Mr..
Andrew jackson Daffron. as POSTMASTER,
will be responded to by the eloquent ora
tors the Association has produced.
He PAID HIS BOARD.
The performance at the Police Court yes
1arday morning was worth a price Of adj
mission. John Cox, who was before the
Mayor on q warrant sworn out Dy ms
landlady for a board bill, entertained
large audience in George Wilson style.
Cox saic as long as he had money and
clothes to pawn he was the star boaTder.
He produced as evidence in the case pawn
tickets for all his former possessions from
his dress suit to his false teeth. The
Mayor decided Cox had paid dearly for
his lodging. SO dismissed the case and ad-
yised Cox to leave town
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS,
NrJohn Burke Is III at MS nome on 1ne
corner OF Twelfth and Hull streets.
Rev. w. W. Sisk delivered a most ap-
propriate address upon the Training OF
children at Oak-Grove Baptist church Sun
day afternoon before the Baptist Sun
day-School Associai on Of Richmond and
Rev Dr.. pitcher. secretary of the sun.
ilay-School and Bible Board Of the State.
was present at the meeting and made an
instructive address.
Mr.. T. w. Weis!ser, is quite sick at his
home Oh corner OF Tenth and Perry
streets.
Mr., NJ. II. Garrett was somewhat I'M
proved last night.
air. Alfred STaud, is still quite Ill at
his home in Chesterfield
Miss Julia lAshburn. of Norfolk. who
has been visiting Miss Lowell. hasire-
turned to his home.
\ Mr. Virginia Snellings IS confined to her
home. No. 110S Bainbridge- Street. on
account Of sickness.
Miss Alma Starke, is very sick at her
home. No. GA Hull street.
"A horse ran his head in the street-car
window on Fourteenth street yesterday
afternoon The horse was uninjured, but
a piece OF the broken glass struck Mr.
4. ]. Bianton under the eye. and m
fIcted quite painful wound. though not
serious.