The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19

liams, LEILA Jordan, Annie B. Walsh, Ger
trude Starke, Edna Starkc, Edna Blunt,
Mamie Blunt. Maggie Dobins, Ruby sui
ton, BERTHE Kice, Minnie Cartwright Inez
Adams, Minnie Adams. The gentlemen
were AIessrs. Charles Butler, u. Hobson,i
Mr.. Chapman, Harvey Barker, w alter
Williams, +. Rock, Charles Newman, Dan
lei Hogan, Charles Miller Ned Flood, Mr..
Eacho Mr.. England Felix Wright, Leon
Romer, Jack sSanglon,, Harvey Leonard,
George Walsh, John Spear, Charles Seals,
&. C. Harris. Charles Leonard, Ernest
Ehitlock, John DAILY, George Daily. Hor-
ace Seals. 3. McDonough, h Hudson, ].
Quinn, II. Conervix, f. Allen, Lewis
Rock, Ike Woolput John DoYden. Thomas
Childress, Bernard johnson, Bernard
Smith. Clerk McCaul, Pat Sharp, Shoat
Bushel. Chubby Mays, Harvey Wright,
and Leroy Leonard.
LAUNCH UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
Mr.. William Gay, of Williamsburg Ave-
nue., has under construction in his yard
handsome Naptha launch which will be
completed in several weeks. The launch
is forty-five feet long, twelve feet beam
and five feet deep. Its speed will be
about il knots and its engine will be u
FL. z. The boat is attracting considerable
attention and everybody is guessing how
Mr.. Gay will get his handsome yacht to
the river to be launched.
Mr.. Gay constructed the Glendale and
Malvern Hill, two of the fastest small
tugs in the harbor
Rev w. S. Leahe will preach a spe-
cial sermon to young men at the Fulton
Baptist Church tonight, 4 to which the
young men of the city are cordially in
vited to be present.
His subject will be- "Needed-A1llions
of Men Like Daniel" Ills subject at the
morning service will be, Our Duty to
the Poor
Regular. services will be. held at Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church to-
day. The pastor, Rev. J. e. Qyler,
will fill his pulpit at both services.
His subject at Il A. NJ. will be, "Grati-
tude and Courage
At 7:f5 T. N. his subject will be, 1.-The
Duty of Walking in the Light
Rev. John w. DauSherty will occupy
his pulpit on both occasions to-day
at the Apostolic Church.
WORK FOR THE C. AND O.
The roundhouse for the Chesapeake
and Ohio at the Orleans-StreeL yard is
nearing complexion. anu viii be ready
Tor occupancy in few weeks. Work
upon the machine and repair shops,
winch viii auJuIn the rounuhouse, will
be started in d few days.
Several <huIldred men are still at work
win be connie, cd al,ont Snrinr \ nm
her of tracks aras ,.e,6,- Win the excer-
tIon of nc ba ,last Tho Yards lOrIes,ns
Stieet. when connleted will be the
largest and best en,1inned railway wards
III The South.
The annual report of the treasurer OF
Fulton Baptist Church, which was made
at. the meeting of the church deacons
last week, showed that church had
raised for all purposes 81 032 The report
also showed the CHI ~ch finances were in
a flourishing condition.
Rev. j. e, OYER, of Denny-Strcet
Methodist Episcopal Church, will organ
ize a Rosebud Society of the scholars Of
the school this afternoon, in the
lecturc-room OF the school! at ) O'Clock
ReV. W. ;. Lcake Will denver the an
nual addfesS TO the Is. I. t, u. OF w est
End Baptist Church, of Petersburg, on
Tuesday night.
Rev Mr.. Leake was pastor OF this
Victor, the 10-vear-old son Of Mr.. VIII
iiSlf LIiLelesS, Oh state street 1eli gun
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