The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
Thu CITY ACROSS THE JAMES.
News Gathered IN Manchester oy q Ra'
porter Of the Times
ITEMS ABOUT THE SOU7HSlDE PEOPLE.
r,os. who Are On tho Sick Lisf--services
in the Churches To-Day-''''o""i
Points and Brief Mentions

'iA'''''-'' Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office, 800 west JhirteenIh Street
The new negro church in Hollands addi-
ton is nearing completion.
Mr,J. W. Toney's new building at the cor
ner Of Eleventh and Hull streets VIII De- M
ished in a short while.
Mr.. w. l.. Moody's new dwelling at the
corner Of Fifteenth and Porierst streets Is oheoi
the handsomest in the city.
There will be public meeting held at the
First Baptist church (colored) to-night HnoeT
the auspices Of the Colored Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city.
All tax bills unpaid on the 1st OF december
will be placed in the hands OF the city ser
THr Tnrgs is still steadily and rapidly in
creasine in circulation in this city. There
were upwards Of fifty new substitutes last
week
ouite n neat sum was realized by the Cen
tral Methodist church at the thanksgiving
dinner and aupper last THURSDAY: Inc
money has been utilized in httihs UP 'ne P"i-
sOnage for the new minister.
There were a large number OF Mancheste-
rians on Island Park yesterday. VINO greatly
enjoyed the splendid exhibition OF modern
foot-balling. ,o..,
This city was well represented at the matt
nee performances at the Theatre ana Acauenly
yesterday afternoon.
ON account of the sickness OF the Mayor,
the cases booked for trial yesterday were con-
tinued until tomorrow morning.
There will be a meeting Of the Chesterfield
and Manchester Agricultural and Mechanical
Society Tuesday morning W the otAee or
Nessrs. Augustine ROyall X Co. There are
very many splendid sites near this city for the
nroposed race course and exposition gr0NndS
| of the society and the location o. such VIII
greatly enhance the value OF surrounding
! property The meeting IS called Tor The re-
| port Of the committee on site.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. George W. Bittle. of Chesterfield, was
| in the city Yesterday. s,
Yesterday in Manchester. He Will attend the
| opening of Rev. Or. Hatcher's new church
Dr. J. p. Gillian. treasurer Of Chesterfield
county. wa IN the city yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Weisiger has returned from
| POwhatqn county. where she mas been VISIT
/ ing for several weeks.
Citv-Engineer Nelson says he Is expecting
every day to hear from Mr. Waring relative 10
! the sewer plan. go.
Miss Matte Thomas. Of Chicago is visiting
| her aunts. the Misses Thomas. on Perry street
Judge 3. A. Hancock has returned from
| BpWIatAN county, where nc Hh0 pSS' %-CANt''o
| circuit court for Judge Irving.
Rev. j. r. Tillery, formerly Of this city,
will be located next year at Wesley Metho-
| dist church IN Petersburg.
| Mr.. Porter +. Martin and Miss Lillian Wren
were married last Wednesday afternoon at
| 4 80 O'Clock AZ the residence 81 mo olloo
| brother Mr. j Is Wren, in Powbatan county.
| Rev Robert H. Winfree performed the cere-
| m0nv which was witnessed by large num-
her OF friends and relatives. who wish the
happy pair much Joy IN their future lie
Of THE SICK L1sf
Mavor A. c. Attkisson is kept at home by
serious indispOsltOp
Mr. Robert J.. French, who has been quite
sick. was out YESTERDAY
Mr. h. D. Walker Is out again, after an ex-
perience with the "Trip.
| Rev W. A. Laughon who has been SICK
with the grip Is able 10 be out again.
Mr. Charles Blankenshlp Is quite SICK at his
home on Railroad street.
Dir II. G. Beattie Is out again after an at
tack Of the grip.
/ Mrs. Sarah A. Morrissette Is stn connneC
TO her bed by sickness
Mrs. Goolsby and her daughter, Miss Het-
/ tie. are detained AT home by sickness.
The condition of Mrs. y. l.. Pulllam IS un
changed.
Dr. Thomas p Mathews was reported i'm
proving yesterday.
? n
Rev " c. Walden arrived in the city yes
terday. and will preach hi~ Introductory ser
mon at Central Church this morning Hl
will also preach at the morning service.
Tie regular gospel meeting for RAILROAD
men. which has attracted such crowds L
eader Hall every Sunday of late. will have q
different feature this AFTERNOON, lu0smUch "A
il is announced that It Will be an occasion o.
Thanksgiving Railroad men arc urged q
come early and bring their Bibles. Song ser
vice begins at 3.
Rev r. y. Wise will preach at West-EnC
church to-day. both morning and night.
10 is expected thut Rev. Mr. W. A. LaughoI
will conduct the services at Eifth-stree
| NIethOdist.church to-day.
Rev. +. X. IhOrnhill will preach this morn
Ing and tonight at the Bainbridge-stree
church
Rev Decatur Edwards will preach at Clop
ton-street church this morning 0u0 evening"
Rev Il. f. Reynolds Will prench az 7..jD T.
NJ. to-day at Seventh-street chapel, Sunday
school ats O'clock.
Rev. l. j. Spencer will conduct tho service
so the COwardln-ayenue Christian church to
dav morning and evening.
Rev. c. N. Van HOuton will preach at th,
Presbyterian church rs usual to-day.
Rev j. j. Clopton will hold divine service.
at Meade-Memorial church to-day.