The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

rsngsmensu ~ ~e comnany which win take place
At Ron Air Thursday, October LIST;
TIA committee appointed to draft resolu-
lions III respect TO the memory OF the iate
Reverlv r. Moss. member OF the company,
reported tho following III.
I'VE. the committee appointed TO draft
suitable resolutions expressive OF our loss IN
the death of our esteemed companion, Is. 4.
AZ osa beg leave to report the following;
Resolved, /. That inasmuch a. 1t has
plsesed the A1lwise Providence TO remove
trorn our midst our friend and companion we
have sustained an irreparable loss OF one WHO;
during our late war, won for MS undaunteo
bravery the esteem ana admiia.ion Oh aii WIZ
knew him. man Of pure impulses, atrue ana
tried friend an afiectionate husband and
Resolved 2. That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy TO the wife and children OF our
deceased companion, and that we Will ever
strive to emulate his many virtues ana thas
q copy of these resolutions be transmitteu u
the family of the deceased:
James 4. Lpscomb. s. L. Atkinson. 5. ID.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again
October list at Bon Air.
BRIEFS.
The unwritten work Of the Manchester
Council. No. 9. O. L. A. NJ, has been received
by the councillor. The council meets Mon
dav night. when the work will be exemplihed.
mis- order is new branch of the Senior o.
u. A. NJ.
There is some talk about public park tor
Manchester. and Mr.. Horace s. Bradley - re-
corded es being the first to mention the mat
ter.
Mr. II. Clay Chamberlain, proprietor Of the
Whitbv stock farm is in receipt of tele-
Gram from Lexington, KY, informing MN
that his horse Eggwood had lowered his record
from 2:25 to2Z2. This feat was performed
Friday evening, and is the result OF only
few weeks training. =.
Ii is thought that about $500 will be real
lied by the Powhatan Troop Association al
their entertainment last Thursday az the
Courthouse. The cakes and other things re-
naming unsold after the entertainment were
mt M at auction, and by the ingenuity OF
the auctioner, Mr.. Augustine Royal: OF TINS
city. sold for many times their intrinsic valne.
Mr. Royal was highly complimented tor us
valuable assistance.
There Is bad place on Thirteenth street
between Decatur and Stockton. caused by the
drain being closed up. Waste water accuInu-
lates, and unless immediate action Is taken
and the evil remedie3 somebody will be made
sick. r.,
Yesterday was the hottest day of the fall
season. Range of Thermometer at IIMKs
bureau: A. NJ, 50; II NJ, 30; e +. NJ eZ
BKEbONALS
Mr.. II. A. Bracklein of New York, who has
been visiting Mr.. James 7. Robinson, this
city. returned 10 his home last evening very
much pleased with his trip.
Mr.. J. Randolph Tucker was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. William Crozier, who recently came
here from Powhatan, and has opened busl.
ness on Hull street. says he is so well pleased
with The TINES that he wants II left at his
store. .,
Mr.. George Walden, who has been confined
TO his home for several weeks with severe
iudspositon. is well enough 10 be out.
Mrs. Il. A. Lamb, who las been quite sick
for several days is very much improved.
Mrs. Mortimer of Philadelphia. who has
been spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. +. H. Walden, ct Buck Hill, left yester-
day for her home.
The funeral of Mr. Alfred L. Holiday took
place at O'Clock yesterday morning from his
late residence on McDonough street. Rev
j. j. Clopton conducted the services, which
were largely attended by sorrowing friends
and acquaintance.
Mr.. Holladay leaves widow and five chill
dren TO mourn their loss and IN their deep
affection and grief they have the slncerest
sympathy of large circle OF friends. his
children are James r. and Alfred A. Holla-
day. Misses Fannie and Innis. of this city,
and Mrs. Cunningham. Of West Virginia:
The pall-bearers were James Butler. w. ID.
Craig, N. A. Eubank. Joseph La Vsne. II. s..
Bradley and W. j. Carter.
The remains were taken TO SpotsyIyanla
county for interment.
Mr.. James +. Robinson, prominent Hull
street merchant. said yesterday to inns
man: Il AIN will pleased with your paper and
the interest it is taking in our town. Please
have it left at my store"