The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-22
DIR NEXT DOOR NEIGHDOR,
y,ttsrs Of Interest Gathered by Times Re-
pOrterS in Manchester.
qD FUNERAL TO TAKE PLACE TO-DAY.
sroliee Wants n TeIcphons-Court'
We're in Session Nesterda1-'"ipi''"
be Occupied bv Visitors

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simproving.
lance on Porter street.
~, W. g.. LauGhon IS confined to his
.-s With the grippe.
a.. b T.. owen. ST.. narrowly escaped Sc
...nrv Friday afternoon. While near a
-. t,r clothing became ignited, and II was
-,t rrea, difficulty she extnguished the
tsmes
Mrs. sarah Totty died yesterday at her
home Oh tho Petersburg turnpike about TWO
from this city The deceased was u
ala lady and was Well ana iaVoraoly
IN Nenchester. Many years ago her
Iceland kent the t.l.-Ea.e. where she mas
-o hoe, Twin lie was q master Mason
and died several wears ago.
captain james s.. LipscomD ohleiol pohce'
sal toa TIM man Yesterday. since YOU
10 IA vorr paper Of tho advantages and
ro.essitv u having % telephone IN my ONCE
I-ode~s.arl the City Council are consider
ne tLe ,r.o-ott ~ putting one IN at an early
ss. learn that some members of
ttot horrible body think 10 would be
wci o. pit the phone IN the Treas
= 1a.e. While I should be glad % see
,Le rty have q phone II seems 70 INT
.Lo bssf place 20 put it would be at police
boe5erarte-s. The rule Of the city requires
-, oa.er always 20 be Ou duty there, conse-
~gentlv either day or night the phone could
fs answered promptly. Should 1t be neces-
ss-y 20 communicate with the Richmond
oo AZ midnight II could be done. or
.t,.l5 tho Richmond officers desire 10 speak
.-~e either dav or night there would be no
t.-,iie in doing SO. I sincerely hope the
C..1oI will see htto Get telephone. and leave
40 their good Judgment as % where IS the
hest place 20 putt.
Mr. James +. Harding. Of this city. has en-
r,gei IN business at the Union depot IN
Mrs. ID. i. Pulham. whose illness has been
acted In these columns. continues IN q critical
condition.
M. C.. F.. Lowry. watchman on the Free
trire. caught q negro man yesterday named
James Perdue with q piece Of railroad brass.
lie vas turned over 70 Ofhcer Jones, who
licked hin up. and he will have an Opportu-
ntr 20 tell his tale OF woe 20 the Mayor Mon
5sg morning. He WAS IN company with
another negro. who escaped. but the police
fti-k they VIII catch linn before tomorrow
morning.
COURT MATTERS.
Tie Circuit Court Of Chesterfield has been
ir session since last Monday. and will be In
sassn0n again tomorrow. when II will ad-
Irurn for the term. A large number Of chan
ce-r DEGREES have been entered and a con-
E.HrnNle amount Oh OLltA DAoAhNoo AAo ODDA
t-a1sacted. Judge 3. A. Hancock was on the
bench.
Tbe hustinps court OF this city was in ses-
SION q short while Yesterday. Judge Samuel
B. Witt. Of the hustings court Of Richmond,
presiding. and after dlsposing Of a Jew mat
ttrs OF special importance adjourned the
court for the term. This WAS IN Consequence
of The death of Judge lngram's father.
ODD account of the lll health of Judge i. ID.
Irving. Judge b A. Hancock will open Pow
tstau Circuit Court for him on next Wednes
Ist. The docket is quite "a lengthy one. and
Includes several railroad cases. the most I'M
priant of which Is the Board of Supervisors
against the Earmvllle and Powhatsn Railroad
Company. This is a bill OF injunction
brought by w. VI. Flanagan and others TO
restrain the board from issuing bonds OF the
county for ( O.000-the amount subscribed 20
the ra.lr0ad. Mr.. Flanagan represents the
plaintiff. and Mr.. i. n. Miller Is counsel for
the railroad.
Judge b. A. Hancock. Of the Greenville
Circuit Court. yesterday granted a charter %
The belheld Manufacturing Company. Capt.
Is. stock. 10000. president, A. l.. Sheppard,
o. Richmond, secretary aud treasurer, w. j.
heal.
The police court was in session a short
while yesterday. Mayor A.. c.. Attkisson pre-
siding. Anna Toby and Emma DAVIS. two
negro women. were charged with fighting IN
the street. In view Of the fact that both had
been quite severely punished His Honor let
them OF with - each and costs. The
case against Mr.. h. O.. Gary for ordinance
violation Was dismissed.
CHURCH CHAT.
The pr0tracted meetings at Cowardin-aye-
hue Christian church have been largely at
tended during the past week. and the services
will be- continued during the present week,
conducted by the pastor. Rev. j. j. Spencer,
Ia .MN DE-. r.ufaf.N Ir I.rr D. A Cola IN fila ]
song service. The services this morning viii
be conducted boy Joseph klmbrough and j.
j. DuTrett. two earnest Christian laymen.
Rev. Ar. Spencer viii preach at night on The
Holy Spirit ia Conversion"
Rev. Dr. J.. n. Peterson Will preach at the
Central church to-day. Rev. Mr.. Walden, the
lew pastor, is expected IN q few days.
Rev. d. j. Ci0pton Will fiji his pulpit at
Meade-AemOral church this morning and to-
night.
Rev. c.. II. Galloway will preach at Fifth
street chuTch this morning at II o'clock. and at
30 j.. NJ. Rev. Dr. Paul Whitehead, the pre-
siding elder OF this district. will preach.
Rev C.. \. Van Houton of the Presbyterian
church. Will fill hls pulpit to-day, both morn
ug and evening
Eev. J.. =. Wise will preach at the West
ma Methodist church TINS morning and to-
night.
lev J.. r.. Thornhm il conducting q re.
wal ln Louisa county. and consequently VIII
not preach 80 the BainbridCe-street church.
Professor Harris. of Richmond College. will
preach in the morning. and Rev. Adam
, h4moers will preach al night. subject, The
2 tigal SON which viii be accompanied
Nta picture illustrations.
her. Decatur Edwards VIII preach at Clop-
'~1n-street church al both morning and even
.ug services.
Rev. Thomas Z. Reynolds will preach at
clock at tho Seyenth-stTeet chapel.
eln1ay school At 8 30 o'clock.
heF. Charles Galloway will conduct the
services 81 Leader Hall this evening under
me auspices OF the Railroad branch Of the
l'lug Mems Christian Association.
DIR. HGRAM's FUNERAL.
There was yesterday a veil of sadness
snfoudng tho city and people spoke IN
Whispers relative 10 the death of DR.. Ingram.
Aany eyes have been bedmmed with tears
.''i are not wont 90 weep. The funeral Will
AAe place this afternoon at 3 o'clock from
.-e Meade. Memorial church and the inter
~ell Nul be made IA Maury cemetery.
mo following have been requested TO act
O. paLbearers
honorary-Drs. Isaiah H.. White. T. p.
mathews /. d. Dorset. g.. \. Garnett and Ed
Archer. MAJOR A. X. Courtney. Judges >.
nissett french, James NJ. Gregory. Is. A..
hancock and William J.. Cl0ptOn. Colonel b. |
" james. III. i. DuNal. John h. Taylor. j. !
H. Patterson. John OBrien and a.. w. Bro
Aaugn. Jr.
Active James l.. Robertson. j.. Ran.
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