The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
NEWSFROM MANCHESTER
NAVY ITEMS FROM OUR SISTER CITY
rbieve. Operatc on Hull street-Persona'
Points About Prominent Citite"'
Mary Joliine to be Married
..o,ded the revival SER

A very large crowd attended the revival ser
vices at the Bainbridge-street onu''-
NIGHT Row Mr. Smith preached an interesting
and Instructive sermon, and the deepest H.
terest was manifested. Quite iS's' -
stood for prayer. and there were s0'''''
LESSONS of faith. -. &c
number Of Young ladies and gentlemen =.
this city and Richmond will gave Ioo,,
Leader Hall this evening. II VIII Oe
year entertainment. ,.ohod
Tbo Colva,;on Army soldiers have pltcneo
their tents here and VIII iO'
We Tbs ' ho al of supervisors OF Chesterheid
will meet next Monday. od;orrnad
The CITY council will lhaYe an auJ""iH'N
meeting next Friday night; o1 40 hill
The House Of Delegates mas passet 'l.e 10 !,
introduced by Delegate lOhey' 1.,.,,Ht
tha trustees OF the First ,coloredI baPl1sSS
church Of Manchester 70 pOrio" "o"0'
give q deed OF trusi. ian =, .ba
Delicate Toney has introduced bill IN the
House empowering the board OF supervisor
of Chesterfield county 10 appoint sea'ensel9
for VILLAGES IN said county ana prescribing
the duties OF such scaYengers. ~ ~
man Bowen on Hull street Monday aight.
A small amount OF money that had Deeh leie
in the money drawer was stolen. Nothing
else was missed. The thieves effected an en-
trance through the front of the house. DIT.
Bowen was robbed IN a similar nlannel
several months ago. io
Mr. f. H. Noryell while digging post-nQio
yesterday on the promises OF Dir. water IN
unearthed SIX large snakes. They were kiiIeH.
Cows seem TO roam around pretty llooiy
al nights now. though there 10 city olS.fs
nance that says they are % be Kept up "n1 -
not the owners are 20 De lined. NJ, r,,
Range Of thermometer at LIE IINho ~
reau yesterday: Z 4. NJ. "a degrees i 'i''
IS degrees. T.. NJ, 81 degrees 3.
Workmen were engaged yesterday IN
measuring the Hui-street line 10 ascertain
how much wire etc would be necessary 10
equip il with electricity. IL IS uhueisloou
that work in this direction VIII shoIuy DeSln;
This line equipped with electric cars "oulu
be The most popular one in the city. 4 MS
would give Manchester three electric lines
10 Richmond 4 faster schedule 10 greatly
needed ON them ALL better transfer system
is also needed between the Perry-street and
Hul-street lines. The present ticket arrange
ment frequently delays both cars Iasseh-
gers can now transfer at the Richmond emu
Of the free bridge. privilege tAey were Ao1
allowed few weeks back.
Personal POINTS.
Mr.. John W. Arlington has returned from
o business trip North.
Mr.. George Gerecke. OF petersburg was III
Manchester yesterday.
Mrs. G. c. Mchae and her mother Mrs.
Eugenia Walden, who have been quite sick, are
improving.
Mrs. Aaron Harfeld. who has been very i'll,
Is better.
Mr. George Mason Of Petersburg and Mr..
Thomas NJ Miller of Powhatan were IN Man
chester YESTERDAY on business.
Mr.. T. T. Edwards is quite sick az his nome
on Perry street
Messrs. W. +. Lithgow and George w.
LOngworth are IN attendance upon the meet
ing oil the Grand Lodge. Knights Of lythias
at Leesburg.
Mr.. II. b. owen has sold his interest in the
firm of Whitehurst az Owen to Mr. White
hurst. Mr.. owen will in the future be man
ager for q North Carolina lumber syndicate.
Miss Mary JOlhde. of Baltimore who
visited here last summer as the guest of The
Misses taden. of Buck Hill. will bo married
Thursday % Mr. Alexander Price. of st.
Louis The marriage Will take place ~ balti-
more
Mrs j. T. Cautborn. wife Of Motorman
CauthOrn. of the Perry electric line,
died az the residence Of ier husband. IN
SwansbOrO yesterday morning. Pneumonia
was the immediate cause If her death. Mrs.
CluthOrn was Miss Taylor. OF Chesterfield
county. and was greatly beloved by ali who
knew her. Her death Is made particularly
sad by the fact that she leaves q young child
aud little babe only few months Old. The
bereavod husband has the sympathy of many
friends IN his sad aifiicton.
Rev. William G.. Lumpkin. whose illness
was noted in Sundays TBus was very much
worse Yesterday and his family and friends
are very uneasy as o the result Dr. Rucker,
the family physician. was seen bya llMfs man
last night and says his patient Is very III
man. Mr. Lumpkin has long been q sufferer
from Brghts disease and only few months
ago moved % the country hoping that the
change would benefit him.
COURT NEWS.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court will meet
again tomorrow. IL was not IN session yes
terday and will not be to-day.
There was not o case for the consideration
of Mayor Attkisson yesterday morning.
The grand jury of the hastings court yester-
dav found true bills for felony against Susan
Sims and Thomas Sims both cOlored for
cruelty O. a small col0red boy named Beverly
Jefferson. A true bin was also returned
against lrich Baker for felony The case 0f
W A. Neal. which was continued from
the last term of the court. was taken
DID Yesterday. lie is charged with
allowing unlawful gaming TO be carried
on I'm his place Of business. part of the
evidence was taken. and about 8 o'clock the
court al burned until I'D o'clock this morning.
~ HYMEN'S BONDS.