The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-30

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MANCHESTER Bureau. richmond Times !

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times
HOS Hull Street
AS Miss Stella Canigie. young Iaay
Of this city, was walking on Hun street
4 a,.+ruac, .rhir;eenth and Fourteenth last
night about s O'Clock, she was approached
Nv a white man. who asked her where
she lived. She told him across the stree1
not thinking anything wrong IN the ans
wer. The stranger then took hold OF her
srm and said, II will go with you over
there. Scarcely knowing what 70 90 anu
rot seeing any one she knew, MISS CaI-
! niEie ran across the street 10 ner noin :
With MI. J. w. Craze, where she toio OF
the incident :.
The news soon spread that young lazy
had been insulted. and a crowd conGre-
gated to see who the man was. a young
Snan standing near the curbstone saw Tue
man when he took hold Of the young Ia
dy's arm, but thought nothing OF .t uiitl l
lie saw her run: then he followed the man
until he entered a saloon. He then went
over to the store of Mr.. Craze and told
him of ali he knew. "A policeman was
sent for, but before he arrived some
ono had told the man that he was sus-
pected. and he denied it. When the crowd
began to gather he went over 70 me
store Of Mr.. Craze. where the young lady
at once said he was the man. The young
man who had seen him when he took hold
of her arm also said he was the person.
But he stoutly denied the accusations,
saying he had never seen the young lady
before The stranger showed letters from
men in Chesterfield, and bank DOCK
en- the Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF
Manchester. He said he lived near Cen
tra1ia, and had relatives In Manchester.
It has been a long time since liull
Street witnessed such a scene as was
in front of the door of Mr.. Craze while
The talk between him and tho mas was
going on.
NEGRO Is CAUGHT.
officer A. S. Wright landed Garfield
,Cheatham, the negro who yesterday
morning assaulted Thomas Webster,
young white man. The warrant was
sworn out in the morning and before
The officer went off duty at six o'clock he
had gotten on the track of the negro
and had him behind the bars. His case
will come UP Monday. Young Webster
was beaten very badly about the face
with a clinker in the hands Of the negro.
who bears a bad reputation.
WITH THE CHURCHES.
At cambridge Baptist Church music ap-
rSopriate to Easter will be rendered. Both
ssrmons will be preached by Rev. E. v.
Badly.
Services at West-End Church to-
day. Sunday-school at $3.50 A. NJ. Ser
vices at IL A NJ. and p. NJ. conducted
by the pastor, Rev. A C. Bergman. Ju-
Ilior Epworth League at 3 p. n.
Asbury Methodist Church: Sunday
school at 9:l5 A. NJ. At IL A. NJ. an East
err service. Evening service at 1890
Preaching by DR. ]. Powell Garland.
At Cowardin- Avenue Christian Church
there will be service as usual at II A NJ.
and 7:45 p. NJ, with preaching by the
pastor at both services. The morning
service will be in conformity to the Easter
customs. special hymns and sermon
Lords Supper at 12:15 r. NJ.
The service at Meade Memorial Episco-
pal Church to-day both morning and
night will be quite interesting. A very
fine Easter musical programme will be
rendered by the large vested choir. I'M
der the leadership Of Mrs. Henry f.
Vaughan, of Richmond. The public are
cordially invited to attend. The follow
ing programmes will be rendered:
Morning service-11 A NJ
Professional Hymn. No. lO9, Welcome
Happy Morning"
Prayer and Psalter.
Gloria Cooper.
TIE Deum Despommier).
Jubilate (Corbin).
Hymn No. .11s, Angels Roll the Rock
Away
Gloria Tibi Paxton).
Hymn No 1l2, Jesus Christ is risen To-
day.
Ofertory Awake up, MY SOUL cBarnby).
Sermon-by the Rev. BENZ. Dennis
Communion Service.
Holy Communion.
Hymn NO 225. Bread OF the World in
Mercy Broken.
praver and Benediction
Recessional Hymn, No. us. The Day Of
Resurrection.
Night at s o'clock-Processiona1 Hymn,
100, "Jesus Lives: Prayer and Psalter:
Gloria, by Corbin; Chant, Praise the Lord
o MY Soul: Hymn 1o1. Alleliua! A1leliua:
Sermon. by the Rev. Benz. Dennis; Offer
tory: Prayer and Beneciction: Recession
~ 11ymn. III. Christ the Lord Is Risen
To-day.
This choir is composed of twenty-five
singers. Mrs. Henry L. Vaughan, of Rich
ncnd. is leader Of this choir, and r. r.
Bacon is organist.
CENTRAL, CHURCH.
The programme to-day at Central
Methodist Church will be as follows:
Morning service at IL o'clock. Opening,
Hallejah. Christ is Risen. Shipper: PRAYER:
Hymn. No. 1e7; ofrertory. o Death Where
e. Thy Sting. Spinney; Hymn. No. 1872;
sermon by the pastor, The Resurrection;
Hymn, No. lis.
Evening service at S o'clock. Opening
Christ Our Passover, McPhail: PRAYER:
Hymn. No. 2; Offertory, Soprano solo.
Savior, Who Died for Me. N. Berwald !:
Hymn, No. y; Sermon by the pastor.
-sThe Foolishness of God. Wiser Than
Man; Hymn. No. 6; Chorus Choir. con-
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