The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-22
MUCH MUSIC IN MANCHESTER.
Mrs. A. c. Hardins'S Students Care a
Delightful Entertainment.
SUIT AGAINST THE STREET RAILWAY.
other News from Over the CIty-PersonaI
Points and Mention of Various
ThiDgs-Notes of Interest.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHNoND TmEs. }
Twelfth and Hull streets.

Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. ll0f Decatur street
The music scholars OF Mrs. A. G. Harding
gave delightful musicale last evening at the
residence Of Mr.. b. A. Nunnally. Ii was the
second entertainment Of the season, and was
an exceedingly enjoyable affair.
The beautiful pariors in the elegant home Of
Mr.. Nunnally were we'll filed with friends and
relatives Of those taking part. Among them
were Dir. and Mrs. Ellington. Mrs. Lowell.
Misses Mary Bass Patch. Aubrey, Robinson,
Mable Beattie. Flossie Moore. Eva Harrison.
Blanch Hardy aud others.
The scholars. from little Mss Lizzie Nun
nauy up. acquitted themselves in a most
pleasing manner and reflected great credit
both upon themselves and their teacher
Several numbers on the programme were
from hayden's strange, weird and yet beautl-
iui music. and Mrs. Harding read a short
biography OF tho great composer.
The programme Was partly made up with
numbers, By members Of the lanbrdge-street
Baptist church choir. but these did not by
any means overshadow the little ones who
played and sang with a precision and cor
rectness. Between the first and second parts
Mrs. Dangerheld. Of Richmond sang in q
soprano voice and very pleasing manner
very pretty solo and received quite hearty
applause as did also the pupils taking part
III the evening enjoyment.
The following was the programme in full:
!. Duet Immorteilin Waltz, Miss Ruth Nun
naAy and Lynettee Day. 2. Solo. Finale,
IT IN Haydens Symphony in 3 fiat. Miss EN-
ME Patch. g. Duet. Flow Gently
Devon" Messrs. Nuunally and Per-
kins. 4. Duet Dream Faces"
3. Solo Sonata in minor. Haydn, Miss
fn| will G Ia. Ilaalr
Question" Mss Minnie Jones. 7. Duet.
Gerties Gallon. Misses Ida Flournoy and
Ethel Harding. s. Solo. Haydn's Serenade,
Miss Ruth Brands 9. Duet. Nanon Waltz,
Mis- -es Lizzie Nunnally and Matte Ellington.
Misses Alma Owens and Daisy MCGEE
Telling" falnbrl ge-street Baptist church
choir. ?. Solo. Gypsy Rondo." Miss Erna
Bass. 3. Duet. "Cheerfulness Mrs. Gregory
and Mrs. CarrIngton. 4. Duet, Nellie
Grants March" Misses Florence Bran
dis and Minnie Warwick 5. Solo
basso, The Owl" Mr. j. w. Nunnally
6. Duet The Yorke. Miss Alma Beale and
March organ. Mrs. Harding. piano. Misses
Mary Burton and Fannie Shotwel.
BRIEF BITS.
There was quite an exciting runaway on
Hull street Yesterday afternoon, when horse
hitched 30 q buggy belonging 10 Mr.. j. p. An
drews became frightened. and with neither
disregard TO place or ( peOplepunged madly
down the street. Running into a post he
partly relieved himself OF his burden. and
with only the harness and shafts 10 the buggy
clingng to him kept on on his headlong
course till he was stopped on Mayo's bridge
No one wasihurt. neither was tho horse. but
the vehicle needs a very considerable amount
of doctorng
4 here was a good attendance upon the
services held in Leader Hall Sunday after
noon under the auspices OF the Railroad
Branch Of the y. VI c. A. and the usual deep
interest manifested.
The Old Dominion Cotton Mills have Just
adopted fire eXtiDgulshing system which IS
said TO be complete Ii was tested Saturday
aftern on with satisfactory results
Services will be held in Meade-Memorial
church Christmas morning NJ II o'clock when
communion will be administered.
There will e Christmas tree and Jacobs
ladder at the Pres Yterian church next Mon
day night. December 18th.
The hustngs court convened yesterday
Judge John II. Ingram on the bench. Only
chancery matters were considered.
The Treasurer OF Chesterfield fixed yester-
dav as the day for paying of school teachers
warrants
civ Freasurer J. ". Bronaugh. Jr.. went
over 10 the Capitol Saturday and made his reg
uar settlement with the Auditor Of Public
Accounts 80
A horse beloning TO Nj. Hughes was killed
bv a yard engine at the Hull-street depot Of
the Atlantic Coast Line yesterday morning
The gates were down. and the horse. which
had gotten out and was running at large. ran
around tie gates and on the track. The en-
cine struck il and scatter ed the remains along
the track f1r some yards.
There was quite lively fracas on Hull
street at the corner of Thirteenth yesterday
afternoon. white man. under the influence
of liquor. meddled with negro. who knocked
him down The white man got up and pulled
out q revolver. when he was again hoored.
the negro getting the pistol and took 1t to
police headluarters. The white man endeav-
ored to evade the police. but was caught and
locked up. giving the name OF James Walker.
The Decatur street line began a new
schedule Yesterday The ears now run every
ten minutes, making the round trip in forty
minutes. the last car leaving Richmond at
1890 p. NJ and Manchester at 1850 p. NJ.
The stockholders of the Richmond and
Manchester Railway Company will have a
meeting this morning at II o'clock at the
company office.
PERSONAL POINTS.