The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

The verdict of the jury exonerated all
persons from any blame.
The funeral of the child took place
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from the
house. The service will be conducted by
Rev. Mr. Musselman. pastor of Stock
toL-Street Baptist Church.
CLAUDE B. Davis, the driver of the
Standard Oil wagon which ran over the
little child at Twelfth and Hull Streets
Friday afternoon, was before the
Mayor yesterday morning In accordance
with the verdict of the Coroners jury,
Davis was discharged. 1t was brought out
in the evidence that Davis was in the
store at the time the accident occurred.
Waiter Slavery, aged fifteen years, was
sent to the Reformatory from the Police
Court yesterday morning.
The Stone and Stratton families were
well represented at Squire Chcatham's
court Friday morning Warrants had
been sworn out by John Stone and Charles
Suatton against each other, charging
assault Both parties We're fined $3.50
each ana costs. An appeal was taken
from the Squire's decision and the case
will go to the County Court
CHURCH SERVICES.
Contra! Methodist Church Sunday school
Raliy-DaE services will be held COM
mencing at 9:15 A. N. Parents are re-
GussIed to come with their children. All
old scholars invited. There viii be grand
singing and addresses. Preaching at IL ~.
NJ. and $50 P. N. Services will be con-
tinued during the week at 1850 P. NJ.
Eainbrdge-Street Baptist Church. Rev
e. V Badly, the pastor. Will preach at
ooth morning and evening hours. Theme
for evening service. Tile Christian War
fare III. The Conflict The morning ser
vice viii be of unusual interest and i'm
portanee to ali The members of the church.
Key j. a. sullivan will preach on the
Reckless Pen-Knife." at Oak Grove
Church to-day
Rev. Dr. Carsy e. Morgan, of the Sew
eEth-ssreet Christian Church. will preaca
at $50 O'clock this afternoon at
CoWardan- Avenue Christian Church
Services VIII be conducted every night
this week at the church by Rev. Harry
Minniek, OF Marshall-street Christian
Church
Services at West-Ead Church to-day
Sunday-sehuol at $3.50 a. Al. Services at II
A. NJ and P II by the pastor Rev A
c. Bergman FoWortil League meetings
al and l:I5 p. II. All welcome.
Revival services will continue every
night this week at West-En6 Church al
o'ciock. The public cordially invited.
Usual services at Asbury Preaching by
pastor, Rev. James $. Green, both morning,
and night,
Rer. W. Z. Lowe. OF Richmond. will
preach at Cloptoa-Street Baptist Churcj,
this morning AM. evening. Rev. W. ".
Sisk is out OF the city
Rev. Mr.. Holmes. of Baltimore, preach
ed another forcible sermon at West-I;nd
Church last night, and closed lis hors
for the present. He Is one of the most
eloquent and forcible preachers who has
ever visited Manchester, and his sermons
viii not be soon forgotten by those who
have had the privilege OF hearing them.
The services at this church will be con-
tinued next week by the pastor, assisted
by other minister's OF Richmond and
Manchester
Rev WI. Garrison. OF the Theological
Seminary, at the First Presbyterian
Church to-day. Rev. Mr.. Van Houten
being out of The city, assisting in a
meeting inPetersburg-
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Notice Of the sale OF tha house. Ne.
1871 Hull Street. appeared In The Times
This VIII not neeessitate the
moving Of Mr. w. J. Williams. who has
been conducting business at that num-