The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Sermon az Leader Hall this Afternoon
other Items.

sermon al Leader Hall this Afternoon
other Items.
About O'Clock Friday evening, as Mr..
John Fisher, of Manchester, was crossing
the Free bridge. bee discovered smoke arising
from "a spot about midway the bridge. a
lighted cigar stump had been thrown on the
flooring of the bridge. had fallen in one OF
the creyiccs. and was beginning % light the
wood
MIR. Thomas Hatcher and bride entert-
tanned "a number of their friends Friday
night at their home ia Chesterfield, near
Drewry's Bluff. About twenty ladies and
gentlemen from Manchester went down 20
the entertainment. and these were joined
ON the way by about thirty Chesierneid-
Jams. The merry party spent very pleas
amt evening. and returned yesterday morn
iur.
the new PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Man
chester is nearly completed. and Will be a
beautiful edificc when completed.
CITY Treasurer j. W. Bronaugh Is kept az
home in consequence of sickness.
Handsome residences are geing up
throughout the city. and Manchester's pop
ulatiOu is rapidly Increasing.
judge Ingram Will render his decision in
the ca.c of W. NJ. Parrish Us. John McCul-
l0ch at this term Of court
The case of fuckers administrator vs..
The CITY of Manchester has been continued
until The next term of the Hastings Court.
Clerk DuNal has issued six marriage
Licenses so far this mOnth--an increase OF
four over the same period of last year. Gu
uid's llh0rs seem tO grow with age.
AZ Leader Hall, this afternoon 40
O'Clock. Mr.. W. Jones VIII deliver dis
course uuOn "Ihe Place of the Christians
Everlasting Abode" All are welcome.
There viii Doe the usual sunday-school
exercises at the Baptist mission school, on
Eighth street between stockton and Ever
ett. this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Annie Rockenbach, who has been
visiting Miss Eva Dornin, Of this city, re-
turned 90 her home In LynchDurg yester-
day.
4 special Jury from Chesterfield is being
summoned 90 try the case Of George W.
Mann against the city OF Manchester,
which comes up lon the Hastings Court next
vs. ednesday
Mrs. Minerva Wills. aunt Of Mr.. William
Cox. of this city. and Mrs. General T. NJ.
Logan. of Richmond. is lying very III at the
residence of General Il. NJ. Logan, 800 west
Franklin street.
Death OF Mrs. Maria l.. Ryan.
Yesterday morning, about S O'Clock, Mrs.
Maria Louisa RYAN. relict Of the late
Michael Ryan. OF Kentucky, died at the
home of her son-in-law, Mr.. W. Il. Quarle.,
>3i west Grace street. i'm the siNty-nlnth
year of her age. She was born in King
William county, Va. and was daughter
of John b. Richeson and granddaughter Of
Colonel Holt RchesOn, of revolutionary
fame. She removed with her parents 20
kentucky at an carly age, and the greater
part of her life was spent i'm Maysyille. In
i,-0 She removed % Richmond, and has
since resided in this city.
Her surviving children are Mr.. John b.
Ryan, of Birmingham. Ala; Mr.. Charles
q. Ryan. Mr. William Ryan. and Mrs. W.
Il. Quarles. of Richmond, and Mrs. Gustav
Bdurmann. Of Chicago.
Since her residence in this city Mrs. Ryan
had been "a member of the second Presby-
lerian Church. Rev. Dr. ilOge will conduct
"a short funeral service at the residence of
Mr.. Quarles this morning, and then the re-
mains Will Dee taken Via the Chesapeake |
and Ohio Railway at II 30 O'Clock 90 Mays |
Vile, Ky. where the funeral services will be /
held tomorrow In the First Presbyterian |
Church, and the remains will be inferred in |
the family section in the cemetery in that /
CITY.