The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
A MANCHESTER BUDGET.
ABOUT PEOPLE OYER THE RIVEH
Court Fews-A Mule Run Over ~
Car-The Coal Shsft-News
of Interest.
MAScHrsrrR BUREAU RICHMOND lines
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. 1904 Decatur street.

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Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. llO4 Decatur street.
In the MAYORS court yesterday morning
George Armstrong. colored boy, was hneu
az for throwing rocks In the s'iee' o.
striking white boy named Bernaiu i'''
ertson. -,
The Old Grove shaft at Midlothian Will
soon be opened and operations Will 10
sumed Ii will be worked by MI ""''
Gay and his associates.
Mr.. George w. Anderson. who was 90
badly hurt last week at the paper mil III
Richmond. is improving.
The United States District Court at ~,
lanta. Ga. will decide today II per mnrt-aI
recaiver ia In be appointed for the Centrai
railroad of Georgia, which IS now unuei 'io
control of the great Danylie system; ~ III
believed that IL a receiver Is appointed IL VIZ
,,a.eria1lv advance the interest OF tine Dhu.
vile people of this vicinity. Inc 1ecI9.o . -; ~
the court is therefore watched VIII sie"' '"-
terest. -, -. - r;cbt
az I eader Hall and promises 20 be very
pleasant affair. .,.. ~oot
The lectnre-room Of the Bainbridge-street
cbureh was crowded last evening, II being TIC
regular Wednesday night prayer meeting.
Short exhOrtations were made oy nuutDe'
of the members and profitable anu inec .i 50.
inc evenino was spent Notice was given OUT
that services would be held at the SeVehln-
street chapel tonight. - ~
A citizen in the vicinity Of Eighth ana
Murray streets said 20 "A IINEs man lhsl e'oIs
ing: i wish you would call the attention ~
the City Council to the fact that very usy
an offensive mud-hole exists on Eisn ut;s 80
between Everett and Murray ms - "
very bad place and should be hxed a1 on0o
or it may be q breeder OF disease Ii T.,
Several horses were slightly shocked ny
electricity on the Free bridge YESTERDAY.
The Alert Fire Company had Its regular
meeting last evening" but hothihs u Pu""o
interest tran5pred. 49,
mule 10 the Hull-street cars was going down
the street. the driver on ms back. he STUN
bled and fell down at the corner OF lenth.
car was going down the street NJ inc same
time. and before the driver could stop MS car
il had passed over the hind legs OF the ami
mai Roth bow and mule picked themselves
no and it was ascertained that neither was
hurt to any great extent.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mr.. Robert Walden, of this city. will leave
this morning for North Carolina on busi-
Mr.. Richard Carter has gone South on
business trip.
Miss Lima Clark of Halifax, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Nelson, on
cambridge street left yesterday for Norfolk.
Mr.. George Jewett. of Midlothian, was III
the city yesterday and called at IHE HINES
Bureau.
Mr.. d. b. Winfree, of Coalfeld. Chester
neld county. was in Manchester yesterday
and paid a welcome visit to The TINES Blu
reau. Mr.. Wntree thinks THE TINES the
best paper in the South and wants t sent to
him.
Mr.. II. c. Cauthorn, of Richmond, car in
spector of this end OF the Decatur street line.
who has been quite sick. was at his post OF
duty yesterday.
Mr.. John Perry continues critically Ill and
at late hour 1t was thought lie could not
live through the night. Mr.. Perry Is seventy
five years Of age and Is one OF Manchesters
most hghly-respected citizens.
Past Great Sachems George W. Toby and
c. 5. Wells are ex-ofliciO members of the
Great Council ]. O. Il. NJ.
Sir. Charles V. Moore will represent IN
dianola Tribe. l. .. K. NJ. in the Great
Council in Richmond next May.
patent has been issued 10 John NJ. Holt.
of Manchester, assignee of one-half 10 a. l..
Wilkinson. for a water-fter. Mr. Holt is the
general foreman OF car repairs Of the Danyille
system at Manchester. and one of our best
known and most useful citizens.
A number of our politicians will attend the
r. f. Lee Democratic barbecue to-day If
the weather is good.
A mseting OF the city Democratic commit
tee will be held at the Leader building to-
night