The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-06
MANCHEsTER MATTERS.
Interesting Notes Cuiied from tho Other
Side OF the River.
MANCHESTER Bureau RICHMOND TIMES
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Brunch Office 1904 Decatur street.

side of the River.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
Twelfth and Hull streets
Branch Office 1904 Decatur street. J
Nr. and Mrs. II. s. Ramey entertained a
number Of their friends last evening Mt their
home. No 1909 Everett street. Music tricks
Of iegerieman and other amusements wero
INDUCED In. and delightfully."- pleasant time
was spent. Among those who took part IN
the amusement-naking We're Miss Mary
Hicks, Miss Berta Borgess.. Professor II. A..
Elicit. Mr. II. ;. kamey and Dir. }. W.
Ramey.
There will be a meeting OF the Richmond
and Danyille Personal Workers at CowardIn-
avenue Disciples church this evening at !
o'clock. All are welcome. The society was
formed By the men OF the shops for the pur-
pose of personal Christian work III Manches-
ter. and especially in the Richmond and Dan
vile shops.
A special jury is being summoned to try
the case Of Long against the Manchester
Railway and Improvement Company. which
will come up tomorrow
Range OK Thermometers at TgE ItMEs
Bureau yesterday: A. ~. 81; y NJ. Sc, T..
NJ 70.
There was nothing on the docket at the
mayors court yesterday morning
The May term OF the Chesterfield County
Court will begin Monday.
1t is understood that the price paid by Mr..
Deninny tor the coal lands az Clover Hill re-
Gently purchased by him, was 100000 Pros
peciing FOR new veins OF coal is still going on.
The hastings court was IN session yester
day. considering chaucery matters.
The newly-elected officers IN Star Of Hope
Lodge Of Good TemD.ar- were installed last
evening by Mr.. ". 4. Constable.
Some OF the trucks for the electric cars to
no ,.la sl4a llt.ll ~ hay a.
over the Atlantic Coast Line They will be
taken to the power house on semmes avenue.
Work Is progressing very fayoraDy on the
new pOwer-house. and 1t will not be long be-
fore mule power will be done away with on
Hull street.
Among the names spoken of as delegates
20 the State Convention are those Of MeSsrs.
Charles If. Sims. Henry A. Jordan. James 7.
Bradley. II. 4. Maurice Henry Fitzgerald, A.
j. Bradley. William I. Pitt. ". Hay Garnett,
Tom owen. 8. g.. Evans, +. W. Meisger. \.
Royal and DR.. L. b. Dorset.
There are great number OF people who
daily enjoy themselves fishing from Mayos
bridge and other convenient places.
a new schedule was adopted on the Deca-
tur-street line yesterday. The cars will run
regularly up [ Hos in the future. Formerly
the last car left Richmond at 1880 7. NJ.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mrs G.. Scott McRae. Miss Maude Thomp-
SON Professor j. Emory Shaw. Mr.. ID. l..
Leftwich and Alr. Haddon ;. Watkins will
take part IN the concert at Leader Hall to-
night for the benefit of the Meade-MemorIal
church.
Alr. William kennon. Of Powhatan: Mr..
Joseph Ia Prade, Of Chesterfield; Mr.. James
T. Ashby. of Petersburg, were IN the city yes
teruay morning.
AIessrs A. G. Jones and ". S. Rolin are
two cOuncilmen who will certainly retire July
lst next Alessrs OBrien and Utz have been
renomnated and will certainly lie reelected.
Whether OF not Mr.. Philip Browder will be a
member OF the next council Is 10 be decided
by the voters of the Third ward, where that
gentleman Is opposed by ex-Councilmsn
George Z. Fly. the Democratic nominee.
Miss Ethel Harding and Hiss Cole Lowell.
who have been visiting their friend, Miss
Blankenship. of Falling Greek, Chesterfield.
have returned home.
Miss Agnes Walker and Miss Liyinia Nadon
have returned from Georgia.
Mr.. ". Lycurgus Farley. a former resident
Of Manchester IS very Ill at his home, near
Swift Creek
Colonel Meade Haskins. Mr.. S. 5. p. Pat
teson aud Mr.. j. III W. PeplOe. of the Rich
mond Bar were IN attendance upon the ses-
SION Of the hastings court yesterday.