The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
BUILDING COMMITTEE.

Street Baptist Church have been hard a.
work for the past month raising money
for the erection of a handsome new
church or remodeling the present one.
The work will cost 5000. Work will be
commenced on the church about the first
of next March. Mr.. r. c. Broadous.
chairman of the committee, received 500
Yesterday from some oIt-of-town people.
MIR. OWEN TO Run.
The name of Mr.. Harry Owen is being
mer tened for the mavoralty next spring.
Mr.. owen is probably one of the best
known men in the city. and has host of
friends, who have requested him to enter
the race.
AR owen declines to talk the matter
yet awhile For a long time Mr. Owen
was district lecturer for the Masonic Or
der.
Mr.. J. C. Snelliugs is also being men
toned in this connection. but stated last
| night that his business would not allow
of his election.
Mayor II. y. Maurice will be a candl-
Gate for reelection.
4 GOOD FEATURE.
Professor Alex. Fitzgerald, of the Man
f! chester public schools, has thoroughly
/ drilled the scholars under his care. until
now they can get out OF the building in Z
! minute and a half. Yesterday evening
I the gong sounded and the scholars In all
| the different rooms came pouring out OF
| the school. This is undoubtedly the best
| feature ever started at the school.
WITH THE CHURCHES
| Services at bdInbriuso- street BaptlsI
| Church. to- day. suuday-school at
| . A. NJ: preaching, IL A. M, by Rev. j.
W. Lynch, Of Danville. Va, and at night
| by Rev. J. 8. Turpin, of Charlottesville.
| Rev. Benz. Dennis will ill his pulpit
( both morning and evening at Meade-Me-
mortal Church
+ Regular services at Clopton-Street Bap-
/ fist Church morning and evening. by the
| pastor Rev. w. W. Sisk-
| Rev w W. Moore will preach at CO.
wardin-Avcnue Church to-doy. Ser
vices at Ii A. NJ ana ] =. NJ. sunday
| school at $3.50 a. NJ.
| Rev L. L. X. Tune will till his APP
pointment at Oak-Grove Baptist Cnurch
| to-day
| The pulpit at West-End Church VIII be
flied to-day both morning and night
by Baptist ministers. who are attending
the association, now being held In Rich
mond. Sunday-schoo at $50 O'Clock,
Junior Epwortl, League at O'Clock.
Visiting pastors to the Baptist Asso-
citation VIII supply the pulpit OF Filth
Street Methodist Church
Services at Central Methodist Churcn
morning and evening. by visiting mem
| bers OF the Baptist Assoc alton,
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mr.. William Beasey, prominent law
yer of Lynchburg, was in tile city yesrer-
day calling on his friend, Mr.. w. j. Car
ter.
Miss Mary Bernard Weeks. OF Peters
burg, is the guest of Miss Norma Lith-
gov, Eleventh and Porter Streets.
In the chestnut gelding Van Gray, by
jim Gray. Nj. D. Matthews has the
handsomest SADDLE horse in the city Van
Gcay,s dam was by the noted EolUs, and
hi, grand dam by a son of the famous
old time race-horse Red Eye, by Boston.
He IS a well-trained hunter ana can run
fast and jump high.
Mr.. and Mrs David 2 Wake will cele-
brate their linen wedding on Wednesday
evening. the 10th instant, at their resi-
tlence, 11o1 Porter Street, this city. nol0-
ing an informal reception to their friends
from s to II P. NJ. No cards will be Is
sued.
4 respirator, belonging to one OF the
.ireuen, was lost at the fire on Porter
Street yesterday.
Mr.. T. a. Palmer is !ndisposed at his
home, on Porter Street.
Manchester Lodge, X. % p. will con-
fer the three ranks on Il number of candi-
oates Monday night This Lodge has
been Initiating two and three candidates
every meeting.
Miss Eva Thompson is visiting Miss
jamie Davidson, OIL Bainoridga Street
Rev. S. P. DeFault is visiting Rev ".
w. Sisl1, of Swa2sboro-
Mr.. j. L. Owen. who has been sick for
SC me time with pneumonia, is improving
rapidly.
Dr. Broaddus. OF Southampton county.
returned to his home yesterday alter
spending several days here with Mr.. Il.
c. Broa0duS.
Miss Hattie NJ. Smith has returned 10
her home near Bon Air after spending
some time with Miss Fanny Crais. NO.
2Sl3 ? Street, Richmond.