The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-19
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of DR.. Lawrence Ingram late Saturday
night to have his face sewed up. He
had gotten into a fgh: WITH several
negroes on Hull Street and they succeed
ed in completely disfiGurinG his counte-
nance. His nose was nearly severed
from his face, ana several painful cuts
were about his head and neck.
NEARLY FINISHED.
Tho new Catholi.: school house, OH
Fourteenth and Perry Streets, is rapidly
nearing completion. The buiuirS is sit
rated oia the cast side of Perry Street,
diago1ally across the street, from the
magnificent new church. The school has
a yard. running bach. about % feet. which
is enclosed with a high board fence. The
rooms of the school are large and have
all the nece ssary arrangements for the
1nfert of scholars. The old school is
now being put in readiness for the pastor,
who will make it his temporary residence.
Manchester is making rapid strides Ill
building rev churches.
THIEVES AT WORK.
The chicken-house OF Mr.. c. III. kahi.
Of Swansboro, was entered early SUNDAY
morning and relieved of several Of Its
fowls. A very fine Plymouth Rock roos-
ter, valued at $40. and several hens were
stolen. Mr.. Kahl is boarding with Mrs.
Z. A. Pitt at Hull and Clopton Streets,
Swansboro. No clue to the thief has
been discovered.
YOUNG FAMILY LEAVE.
The Young family, who quartered in
this city for some time, have left for
parts unknown. The money raised from
all entertainment given for their benefit
in Swansboro was given to them, with
the Understanding that they should leave
the clly Immediately. The people Of the
city took a lively interest in their well
fare at first. but soon found out that
they were not deserving people. 1t was
learned that Mrs: Young drank UP al!
the money that was begged by the chill
dren.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The following officers were elected at
West-Eno Sunday-school yesterday for
the ensuing year:
Z S. Moody, IT.. first assistant superin-
tendent; I. J. Chennault, second assist
ant superintendent; Titus Loser, secreta-
ry; Augustus Kahn, assistant secretary:
". D. Toler, treasurer; J. c. Bedford,
secretary of library; Powhatan D. Bass,
librarian; Cha Bryce, assistant Librarian
Miss Eva Be!cher. organist; Miss Matte
Bergman, assistant organist; Miss Mag
gle Mitchell, chorister; 1sadore Fortune,
assistant choriSter.
MISS 1-lillt tl.EilidIL. mas TitluIuSu "
this city, after spending some time with
Miss Ray Evans, of Petersburg.
Miss Bessie Alsop is visiting friends in
Petersburg.
Mrs \. +. NIilstead is extremely i'll at
her home. No. 1i19 Decatur Street
Mr.. Hiram Walker is confined to his
home on account of sickness.
Mrs J. II. Taylor, who has been sick
fcr some time, was considered better to-
day.
All arrangements for the 'pie social to
be given by Lily Council. D. of T.. are
now nearing completion and good pro-
gramme Will be rendered
Great interest is being manifested IN
the revival meeting at Cowardin-Avenue
Christian Church. Three We're baptized
Sunday night. The Rev. Mr.. Moore sale
Yesterday that he was very grained to
see such an interest shown by the young
people, especially.
The members Of Cowar5in-Avenue
Christian Church will put gas i'll the
church this week. The beautiful chanoe-
ller will have to be disposed OF, and II
is thought probable that some church IN
the country would buy 1t.
a vacancy has been made In the col
ored schools of this city by the resisna-
ton Of @ W. Moon, the assistant prln-
cipal. The School Board Will elect some
one for the vacancy at their next meet
ing.
The little son of Mr. B. J. Walker, VINO
has been exceedingly i'll for some time
was a little better last night.