The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-04
NEWS FROM MANCHESTER.
What 10 Going on Of Interest mt the Other
End Of the Bridge.

Mrs Dr.. Sydenham Wake Is quite sick
Mr.. w. b. Moody, who has been quite sick is
Mrs. ]. II. Patterson and children are visiting
in Halifax county,
The City Council viii organize on the second
Friday night OF this month.
Colonel b. o. James of Goochland. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. ". d. Craig and wife left last evening for
Baltimore to visit relauyes
Mrs Joseph G. Davidson and her grandson.
Edwin Norvell. left Yesterday for Buckingham
to visit Mr.. Il. b. Davidson.
DIR. Walter $. Culpeper, Of Portsmouth, has
accepted position with W. L. Moody & SON.
The contract for building new jail at Chess
terheld Courthouse has been awarded. and work
on the building Il soon to be commenced.
Mr.. j.. II. Calligan, secretary and treas
urer OF he Manchester tobacco company, who
has been sick, was able to be at his office yester-
Miss Rachel Lyons, Miss Minnie Walden and
Miss Eva Harrison left yesterday for Har-
rlsqnburg, Va, to attend the session Of the Nor
Miss Bertha s. Robinson and Miss Ruth Nun
nally have left for Williamsburg to attend tho
commencement exercises OF William and Mary
=. The venerable DR.. Joseph Walker of the Bap-
tlst church. arrived in the city Thursday from
tluyanna. county. where he has spent the win
ter Or, Walker will remain IN the CITY several
days and will be the guest Of Mr.. j. J. Blanton.
John Bardsley, the ex-city treasurer OF Phila-
delphia; who stole 100000, II will be. remem-
after reconstruction days. and was interested in
the granite quarrles at Granite
The anniversary OF the tlfth-street Methodist
Sunday school will take place IN that church
next Sunday afternoon at o clock An inter-
esting programme has been arranged and
large attendance is expected.
Central Methodist Sunday school viii have
their annual picnic this year at Providence
Forge. 1t will take place on the 23d OF Juy
and arrangements are being made 10 make the
OCCASION very pleasant and enjoyable one. -,
The Farmers Alliance of Chesterfield will
celebrate the Fourth of July by having picnic
at the Courthouse Mr.. Parrish. of GOochland,
the district lecturer, will address the Alliance.
before beenia prisoner at the Mayors Court. was
there again yesterday morning. This time he
was accused OF assaulting and threatening 10
XII Eliza Brown tcoloredl with razor The
Mayor sent him to jail again for thirty days III
default Of security for his good behavior.
Al a regular meeting of Davis Council. No. q,
Junior Order United American Mechanics, held
thursday night, District eputy-State-C oun-
cilor }. G. BEDFORD installed the following OIL
councillor; ". i. Hart Y. G.; j. l.. Mum, R. s.;
!. f. Gibbs A. r. s.; A T. Simpson. F.S.; r. VI.
Manu. conductors K. =. Taylor, warden; d. l..
Baber, l. ); W. i. Morgan. o. s.; {. ). Wells,
trustee representative to the State Council, }.
l.. Mum.
A deed of bargainand sale has been recorded
in the Office Of the clerk OF the Hastings Court
from A. j. Chewing and +. Sltterdng, trustees
to Miss Ann Maria Fitzgerald, conveying par
eel Of land with improvements. fronting twenty
three feet seven inches on Hull street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, the consideration
being $l,425.
There have been also entered 20 record deed
from J. II. MOles and wife TO John j. Pool. con-
yeying q house and lot on Twelfth street near
Perry for 3 900; and deed from Ed. G. Becker
10 A.. DafrOn. conveying, for the consideration
Of s7g0, two lots on Stockton street near Twenty