The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-09

9sl6 A. A. RreacbinE at IL ~ NJ ana .
z. II. by tho pastor. Rev. a. II. Chan
der. Subject at the morning service:
.rrhe Christians Hope" At tho even
ing service Songs in tho Night Sing.
in;, at all the services. conducted by Pro-
fessor Mitchell. of Fairmount. A cordial
welcome TO all.
Services at West End Church tomorrow.
Sunday-schno1 at $50 A. NJ. Services
at il a. N. by the pa stors and at p. NJ.
by the presiding elder Kev. DR.. J. A Gar
land. The public invited.
The Ladies Aid Society Of West-End
Church will meet Monday evening ct 3
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. S. 9. Nun
nally, opposite the church.
3ainbridge-Street Baptist Church-The
pastor, Kev. e. Y. Badly, will preach at
II "A. NJ on Gods Willing People. Rev
r. J. WiilinghaIn, ID. D., will preach at
the evening services at7:s5 p. NJ.
The Sunbeam Society will have the pub
lie missionary meeting at the Bainhridge-
Street Baptist Church at P. NJ. Every
body cordially invited to be present An
interesting programmes has been ar!anged
The Police Commissioners will meet
Tuesday night in the Mayors office. 1t
is probable that business pertaining TO
an increase of the force will come up
for discussion. There have been CIR
cumstances in the last month that may
make the members look at the question
in a different light from that taken when
the question was before the Councll.
The police of Richmond have commented
on the size of the force that Manchester
has, and the ladies at one time were
serious in the thought Of going before
the Council and asking for better pro
lection. With all these things before
them the matter of increasing the force
will have more weight than it has here
tofore had.
The men now on the force deserve only
the highest praise for their work ana
there is nothing that could be SAID against
them; but two men are not capable OF pa
trolling the city at night as IL shooio
be.
The men in charge of the cars of the
lines here have been notified to be on the
lookout for a book of complimentary
tickets, No 3,o52 Badge No. 149 is on
the black list also and the conductors
tave been notified to take both UP.
DEATH OF MISS MCCULLOUGH
Miss Mary Mccullough, a well known
and popular young lady, died at the nome
of Mrs. w Ia. Green, Lee and F1lth
Streets, last night at 10 O'Clock, after an
illness of several weeks. Deceased had
gone 10 the home Of Mrs. Green to pay, d
visit and was taken sick while at the
twenty-five years old and an orphan.
The many friends of the young lady In
Richmond and Manchester will be deeply
erieyed to learn of the sad news.
She is survived by four sisters-Nrs
Maggie Timmons, Mrs. George Caudle,
Mrs T. T. Sharp and Miss Matilda Nc
Culloug1l. all of this city. The funeral
ARRANGEMENTS have not been completed
yet.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
city Treasurer Bronaugh entertained
Mcssrs. Writ Minor OF Portland, Orc
gon: John Minor, of Albemarle. and DR..
Minor. of Missouri Mr.. Bronaugh had
not seen any of tho men for nearly
twenty years.
Mr.. Russell Gregory. who underwent
an operation of the foot last week, Is
now improving
Mr.. e. r. Early, who has been at the
hospital in Richmond for the past two
weeks. is now improving rapidly.
Theodore Jannings, who keeps g, store
at Grow Spring. was fined 500 by Squire
Cheathan for selling whiskey on Sun
day Jannings appealed.
Charles Anderson, who was arrested on
a, complaint of Jannngs for assault, and
who made the counter charge, was fined
$50 and costs, and put under a, bond of
500 to keep the peace for twelve months.
John Prue, the negro who was arrested
for stealing load Of manure from Gill
Brothers, was sent to jail for sixty days.
Mr. Benjamin i. Porter and Miss Molly
Kelly. of Chesterfield county, are to be
married March 18th The bride and
groom are both extremely youthful. and
it was necessary for MIR. Porter. ST.. TO
certify as to his Willingness before the
license could be issued
Squire Cheatllam swore out a warrant
Watkins for the arrest OF James Mar
shall (coiored) 1t is alleged that Mar
shall took a load of pine tags from the
farm of MIR. Watkins and sold them to a
negro name Davis in Swansboro. Officer
Grant will serve the warrant to-day.
Squire Clark of Swansboro has sisni-
fed his intention Of breaking UP the
swearing business on the corners. and
streets of this place On his complaint
svoung man was brought before court
Friday morning and fined one dollar
for swearing.
Tho Cnautauquan Literary End Scien-
titic Circle held an interesting meeting
FRIDAY night at the home of Mr.. D. l..
pulliarn The subject for the evening
was American Diplomacy, taking in the
war of 1872. and Monroe Doctrine, The
next meeting will be at the home of
| Rev. i. V Baldy and Mr.. Frank Dun
| ford will be the leader. taking for the
| subject Old Nuremberg.
AIR. W. e. Brittle, who has been visit
ing his daughter Mr.. S. j. Wood llH(