The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Pathetic Death of Miss Fannie sharp
Services for SUNDAY.

Services for sunday.
Miss Fannie Sharp, the daughter Of Mr..
George Sharp, died Yesterday ai i0'clock at
the residence OF her father corner Of First
and Everett streets. She fell % victim sOme-
time ago 10 consumption. and was q great
sufferer. Mrs. sharp, her mother, IS also
disease. The mother ana the daughter oe-
cupied the same room together, ana as long
ae both remained conscious neither would
allow the other to De absent, but were anA-
iOus. il they must die, 90 die together.
When the daughter breathed her iasl, ihe
mother was unconscious, and her condition
is still unchanged. She Is the mother Oh
Mrs. Charles II. sharp. The community
deeply sympathse with the family M the
hour Of their sore bereavement.
Dr W. III. Platt. of Petersburg VIII
nre,ch al the Meade Memorial Church tnls
morning and tonight. Dr. Platt is am able
and eloquent minister. and is known MS me
author OF the book. "GOd out and Nan ln.
in answer 90 Robert G.. lngers0il
Al the Manchester Baptist Mission, corner
Of Fighth and ~t0ckstOn streets. keY. Alien
+. Hardy Will conduct services TINS evening
AT 1880 O'Clock. and at IN the afternoon
Mr.. j. G.. Davidson will conduct sunday
school. Mr.. llardy's subject VIII pe Inc
Parable Of the Leayen.'
Central Church this morning. and heT. >.
Cleveland Hall at night.
The police made an important c"pluie
Yesterday morning this time bringing udcA h
tn Justice one Thomas Cheatham lcolofee l'
Who had stood aloof from the clutches OF the
lay for some several months. Inc ponce
learned of his whereabouts. at hariin "
Johnsonis snack house, On Hull street, near
the railroad crossing. oilcers snllh ah1
Moles went up TO the house. ihe loipiel
going in the front and the latter I'D Tue u"ch
door. He was taken down 20 the 7''ll9l''
house and locked up, and VIII nave ne'Ili
before the Mayor tomorrow, Mheh ne VII
be called to answer the charge oil hshlns oi
| two occasions. p.t..r
fayvson "A negro youth about sixteen yean
/ of aoe left his home on Mayo street in hich
mond for parts unknown. His parents pe
came very anxious about him aud Ohefed
reward for his capture. Nothing hau Deel
hoard ~ the youth until last Friday niehi
,vhen officer NOles. who is ever on the alert
cantured the runaway in Manchester an'
iocted him no in the statiOn-h0use. IN
Youth had been living in POWhat4n an'
came here on a prospecting tour. lie wa
turned over 20 his parents yesterday morn
ing and taken home,
Mrs. John NJ, French is quite sick at he
residence. e.t4 ;
Miss Susie Gregory, OF Chesterfield
visiting in the city. ,,.,,..,.... ...,
Mir. Sylvan Hancock, of Midlothian wa
in Manchester Yesterday morning.
Delegate Thomas Davis OF Chesterlei'
was in the city yesterday. , ,-,..
Mr.. 4. Packie, Of baltimofe, VIII uel.'e
discourse at Leader Hall this afternoon
$3.50 o'clock. ...,
president Perdue. of the City Council, ha
annointed Nessrs. John OBrien, H.. 1
Reattie and ". :. Rolin as the Commiiie
ON Reservoir and Hydrants.
IN has been decided % have the entertain
mont Of Professor Ford an Leader iiail o
J the 7th instant, instead Of at tenu'
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