The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
MANY MEN OUT OF WORK.
A Large Number OF the Hands OF the iieh-
mond and DinviIic shops ha'o @
ing to Do-Other news
MANCHESTER Bureau R1cHMoND lINhS'
Twelfth and Hull streets. (
Iranch Office. 1904 Decatur street

MANCHESTER Bureau RICHMOND IINEs'l
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. 1904 Decatur street.
great deal Of talk has been INDUCED IN
since last Saturday morning. 'when the an
nouncement was made exclusively III HE
TENS that number OF Danyille shops en-
ployes would be put of in q few days AS
foreto,d sixty-eight Of the men were paid Oh
Yesterday and dismissed. Among the unfor-
tunate ones are many old employees who have
faith ully served the company. This is IN
deed a serious matter and one that will greatly
anect this city. RS most OF the employees live
bere The SUSPENDED men were mostly from
the carpenter and machine shops though
there were a few OF the laoorers put OF
also A TINES man visited the shops, put
could Get no definite information. and Col-
ouel Herkley is down South. IRON All lhts
could be learned nothing will be done uuth
the Terminal matters are finally settled 1he
object NOW being % reduce the expenses OF
tho company. Those put OF last month ana
Yesterday together make nearly ihree nun
dreI men. and there seems 10 oe no l5I M
when they VIII be- taken 'acS. IN tAo 80
hqpd. those who are lett. about cd per cent. OF
theusual force. are only working tWo-tnndS
time. ....r
m is indeed gloomy to contemplate, not only
for the men who are OF, Tut those VINO arc
LEFT. The latter claim that they cannot maze
living wages. while many OF the former o"n
HelIe isie is not working full force at
present. The plate MILL which has not oeen
working full time recently. worked lAsD "eeA
and shut down Saturday. 10 IS unknown
when tney Will resume operations, O'ucl
portions OF tho works are also aloppcu'
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
At tho Rainbridge-strcet Baptist Sunday
school last sunday morning the schcol unahl-
nouslv adopted the foil wing resolutions. III
the afternoon the seventh street scIool coN-
curred i'm the action of tie acknowledgement
school and adopted the same resolutions.
which read as follows.
Whereas il has pleased Almighty God IN tho
wise dispens itiOn or ms goodness anu ll"f
denco 20 remove from our mldsg ny Ge".'
our late beloved brother. George J.. hlch"tu-
Resolved. That while we bow in humble
admission 20 his decree We 90 noaJ SIM
cerey regret the sad occurrence. TOT we lees
that good and true Christian mas
been taken away. lalthIul NoINct III D'io
Masters vineyard is gone anc vacancy llHue
TINT 10 viii Doe difficult 90 th falthlui 70
every trust imposed upon him. ever ready ana
willing % DO whatever work he could. ne ms
by biz luework set an example mat IL "9u'4
indeed .e we'll for every member OF ths scHooA
To follow ..
Resolved. That while we m urn our great
loss. we must remember that all VINO i've
must die and that what is our loss is MS |liu
that we extend 20 the bereaved ana Eiiei-
stricken family our most sincere ana hea i'l''s
srmnathv In their s. al affection.
Resolved. That these resolutions be ne"
with the school records and that copy DO
sent t. the family.
IN TIE r0uRTs.
mn or
January term. Judge John il. Ingram on the
benz h. This is % regular grand jury term and
will .a quite "a Lengthy one. us there is con-
siderable business BE ore the court HE
grand jury were sworn IN ana re-
turned tile following true bills W.
4. Neal lWhite for permitting money
and other yalua0les 20 be Won az cerlali,
games called sweat-cloth chuck-a-luck ana
box and Dice Jessie Hilton lcoloredI, Ior
fcionious assault. Thomas William ,OlOredl'
for house-breaking and larceny. Jesse brown
lc0'0red|. for hOuse-brealng ana larceny.
William Crump 'co.ored.. 1or laICeny,
Charles c. Swan white. for conducting u
certain lottery or ratle. j.. A. Sayory .wm-el .
for breaking down q fence on tho land or
Charles Bankenslip. John W. Jingle
.vnite.. f0r being unlawfully concerned IN
rafting for chickens, rabbits. oc. inns oel"s
ail o. the business before the grand Jury they
We're dismissed and the court ADJOURNED.
Mayor Atthis5on had nothing for his atten-
ton ia the police court yesterday morning
BRIEF BITS
Notwithstanding tie inclement weather
/ Sunday the churches were IN most instances
pretty wei attended.
Next Saturday Cooper and Hausboro
/ Lodges. T. @. d. IT,, Will meet ~ lolnt Sc sion
/ IN HaIlsIOr0. Grand Mister Wheat and DIS
/ tr.ct Oeputv Grand Master George w. Blank
/ enship. of this city VIII be IN attendance
uDon the meeting and address the members
on the subject of Ddd-f Fellowship NUM-
/ her Of Odd-Fcll0ws from Manchester are eA-
Uected To be present ON the occasion
! To-day being legal holiday IA Virginia
| tie city offices wll be closed, tue puD"o
/ schools will not bee ln session andtne AusI lnsa
/ court Will transact very little II any, BUS
The Richmond and Manchester Railway
/ Company VIII hold their meeting today. 10
was reported that the 200 worth Oh pohus
/ had been placed and the necessary Steps
/ would be taken % equip the HUI street lhe
with electricity and give a faster schedule on
/ tic whole system. Such proceeding Mo"'U
/ be Gladly greeted by the citizens here.
A party If Richmond hunters yesterday
] killed d wild boar iu the woods OF Oue5leI-
field.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. James Brown is quite sick at her home
Mrs AMI Mir. evils Walden loft yesterday
! rooruin0 for Washington after having spent
several weeks with trends in TINS city.
MI. Julian Mchaux who was hurt several
/ DAYS ago. is very much improved.
Hon. w. T. MicnaUX returned YESTERDAY
! from p0whatan. where he had been % attend
/ the burial services OF the late Miller M!chauX
Tie SAYS that owing % the snow and the h'ga
water in the river they experienced great dli.
; fcuitv DO getting the remains tr IN the oepo'
! tOtle luryiug ground.
Nir. George 81 3ren. o former resident
! of Manchester. now master machinist OF INC
/ Central railroad of Georgia. and h,s cliel
clerk. Mr. North. Of Augusta. are visiting
/ frien and relatives Ia THIS city.
Blr. Michae.s >. Moore is out again AFTER ar
| experience with the grip.
MI rank b. DuutOri is improving after
| quite r. severe sickness.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. John 81 renci
Iso3k place sun iaY afternoon al 3 O'Clock non
] the Meade Memorial church. which was wei
! filled with friends and acquaintances ne
/ solemn and impressive service, ~ the Lpl9
/ co4aI church. were conducted by tho rector
Rev. john o. COpt0n. The nterMent Wa
| made IN 3lgury cemetery.
10 close the Schools.
lion. j. TAYLOR Ellyson. chairman Of tb'
! Civ School Board. and Professor William r
/ F.N SUPERINTENDENT " Public Schools. re-
/ oue-tit said that all of the public sch ols
both white ana c0lOred. will be closed at ].
| O'clock to-day ln honor Of the birthday OIL
In. 90 b. 4