The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Bureau, Richmond Times

MANAlC. VIOLENT
"Pinky' Gordon, he negro lunatic
Petersburg Friday. attacked his guard,
Captain John Moore, before he was
landed at the asylum and injured him
seriously. Gordon kicked Captain Moo.e
in the abdomen and slightly injured
several others who rushed to the guards
recue
Gordon has been placed in irons. as he
has become violent and has threatened
to do much damage.
BENNIE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Bonnie Wells the young man, who
Jumped" his bail bond and left the city
some time ago. fearing trial for assault
ing the manager of the Wood Working
Company. is in North Carolina, with his
uncle. His aged grandmother. who rear
ed him. was anxious as 20 his welfare
and expressed many times the belief that
he had killed himself.
MRS DENBY's DEATH.
Mrs. NJ. F. DENLY, an aged lady of Man
chester. died yesterday morning d
thirtv-five minutes past five O'Clock
Sick only for few days the death o.
this most estimable lady was a shock to
the who'e CIV. She died At the resi-
dcnce of her daughter. Mrs. II. N. Owen.
No. 40S Cowa'din Avenue. and around the
bed stood most of the immediate family.
Christian woman. Two sisters, Mrs. Rich
ara Robertson, of Richmond and Mrs.
Charles Walsh, of Albemarie county; one
brother. MI. Paul Eubank. Of Oregon Ter
ritory, and many grandchildren. survive
Mrs. Brinclzly. of Richmond. is her grand
child. Deceased was sixty years old.
ard had been resident of the city for
years. She was universally loved for her
many deeds OF charts. and christianity. No
person ever followed more closely the pre-
cepts Of the sermon on the mount, than
did the deceased.
The funeral will be this afternoon
at o'clock from West End Methodist
Church, conducted by the Rev. y. c. Ber
rynlan. Rev. Z. V. Badly, pastor Of Balm
,,ridse-Street Baptist Church. will assist.
INttrnent will be made in Maury Gene
terry.
Bette Smith vas fined $3.50 In the.
Mayors Court yesterday for yelling
murder " and disturbing the peace whel1
her husband, Walter Smith. was ad
mnisterlng thresllinG as a domestic
correction. l. N1aybre. for beating Mary
Robertson, paid $3.50 and cost.
WORKN1EN LEAVE.
Here for the past three or four weeks
from Wheeling, W. Va. employed at the
O.d Dominic Iron and Nail Works, a
nartv of gentlemen left last night for
their home In the party We're Messrs.
Pete Chapman James Olney, Hugh Nc
Curdy and William Elicit, Familiarity
known as "Jaggers.' 'Jaggers left yes
terday morning and the rest of the crowd
90 tonight for their home, having been
working here for some time AMI liking
the people very much. n
The new organ for Bainbridge-Street
Baiotist Church has arrived. and Messrs.
Ramos and Cosby. Of Richmond experts.
ere testing it. It will lend much beauty
to the interior OF the building.
CHURCH SERVICES.
At Clopton-street Baptist Church to-
dav the pastor Rev. ". W. Sisk will
preach in the morning. and at night he
will exchange pulpits with Rev. T. X.
Moore. of Petersburg.
Regular services at Bainhridse-S
BAPTIST Church by the pastor, Rev. E. V
Badly.
stockton-strcet Baptist Church. The
preaching will be by the pastor, Rev Mr.
kinclloe
Rev. J. j. FIX will fill his pulpit 1T the
Presbyterian Church to-day at both ser
vices.
Father Waters. of the Sacred Heart
Church. will preach upon the ''Infalipil-
it" Of the Church" at the morning SER
mon. NonCatholcs are especially in
=
Fifth-StTeet Methodist Church. Preach
ing al II A. NJ. and 1880 2 NJ. by the pas-
tor. Rev. Asa Driscoll Morning subject.
THE Haliowed Name; e,:ening. Dis
obedience to the Gospel" The hour ftr
evening service has been changed from
7:45 to 1880.
wardn-Avenue Christian Church
o:15 a. ~. sunday-school II A NJ,
preaching. subject, How Much Religion
Ought We to Have p. NJ. Christian
Endeavor. 1:t5 P. NJ. preaching sub
ject, Modern Pharisees and Good Sa-
maritans.' y cordial invitation extended
to the poor and the outcast. the dirty
and the ragged. Come to the front and
shake hands with the pastor. Perhaps
he can help you
Central IL E. Church. corner Porter
and Thirteenth Streets. Rev. R NJ.
Chandler. pastor sunday-school at 9:l5.
Church services at II A. NJ. and 7:30 2.
NJ At the morning service the pastor
will preach on Burden Bearing The
services at night will be conducted by
Rev. r. II. Bennett. Presiding Elder. All
strangers cordially welcomed. The first
Quarterly Conference will be held on
Monday night and all official members
are requested to be present.
Services 1t West End Church to-day.
snndav-school at $50 A. NJ: ser
vices at II A. M. and 1880 P. NJ. conduct
ed by the pastor. Rev. A. c. Barryn,an
Young Peoples Society at 5 O'Clock. good
| singing ind addresses. Yours Mems
prayer meeting Saturday night at S
o'clock. The public invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of West-End
Church will meet at the residence Of Mr..
c. A. Raines Tuesday evening at 3
o'clock.
The Board Of Stewards Of West-End
Church will meet at the church Tuesday
night at 7:45 o'clock Each member earn
| estly requested to be present
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.