The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
A CAB ANDCAR COLLIDED.
NEWS OF THE CITY or MANCHESTER.
Red Men Installed Oficers-A Chesterfield
Fire Observation-Disclosures Installed Of
ficers-Iteins of General Interest.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TMEs. !
Twelfth and Hull streets
Branch Office. 100 Decatur street.

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. llOi Decatur street.
Tho usual Wednesday evening prayer meet
ings were held in the yariuGs churches last
evening.
The Alert Fire Company had a meeting in
their hall last evening, but only transacted
routine business.
Mr. W. G. Riddick, of Weldon. y. c.. has
been appointed civil engineer for the Ches-
terheld Heights Company.
The eght-year-oid son of Mr.. John Smith.
who lives on Second street. fell from box
car Tuesday evening and was quite painfully
hurt.
Mrs Margaret Walsh. of Brooklyn n. y.
is ia Manchester visiting her brother. MT.
Smith, father OF Postmaster smith, OF TINS
city. 10 is her second visit here ID forty years
Mr.. Duva Portor. of Danvile. IS visiting III
Manchester Mr.. Porter has written DOCK
Ia which Mr. @. W. Carter. Jr.. forms one Oh
the characters. He Is an old newspaper man
and very popular.
The drawing Of the barrel Of flour at Mr.
A. II. Simmons store took place last Tuesday:
The numbers were placed IN o barrel, and
little Russell Fitzgerald. son OF City Sergeant
Fitzgerald was chosen 70 do the drawing
He drew number corresponding with Tue
name Of Mrs. Rosa Kane. who received me
-four.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Henry Rudy; q
farmer living IN Chesterfield county on the
River road. was destroyed by fire last Sunday
night. Mrs hudy was III at the time. ana
had 20 be taken TO neghbOrs on the BED
in which she lay. Her condition is cohsldeIeu
critical There was no insurance aud consc-
Quently tho loss IS heavy.
lndianola Tribe Of Red Men held their hrst
meeting Monday night IN their new WigWan
CIoney's HalU and bad q large Attendance oI
the mem ers. -. -. .. >. " H. h4tu "e3
present and raised up the following chiefs Tor
the ensuing six moons. j Dim >. Makelclu'
prophet. George ". Roach. saclem; George
H. Mum. senior sycamore l. D. Jones
Junior sycamore: c. 5. Wells. chief OF records
r. X. Sampson collector Oh Wanpull, D. -.
Roundtree. keeper of wanpum' H. Sneeu'
first sauuap H. l.. Patrau. second sahnap'
! u. H. Cox. guard OF wiEwam: l. -. burton
guard OF forest. trustees ". AoHSS' ~
L. Patram and W. ii. Kidd.
Stewart .odge. No. III. /. o. O. f., met last
evening and installed the following otncers
/ Tor the ensuing term: j.. q. Iatun, past
Grand: c. w. Reams. noble grand l.. W.
| Shipley. vice-grand. j. s. Walden, secretary
/ q. " BlankensLlp. treasurer; W. Ia. louI-
nov. chaplain, g. w. Payne. HSH1 SuPp00l llt.
w. II. Mutter left supporter; &. W. CooA'
warden j. ii. Brown, conductor: >. -.
Harris. right scene supporter W. 5: .Hubandd
left scene supporter g. +. Hall. inside
guardian: G. H. Blankenship outside guard ;,I.i
ian. yice-grand appointments. D. ". WI
hams. right supporter; G. l.. Jones' lett sup
/ porter
Yesterday morning between and {
o'clock. as electric car No. /. with II. a.
! Reaus .as motOrman. came up Hun street u
! colhded at the corner of ttth with one o.
| Mr. Sutherland's gurneys. driven by. man
named Carol. The horse was knocked
/ down and slightly hurt, the vehicle trii.e
/ damaged and the driver was hurt about ihe
! face and head, though not seriously. Mr.
Keaus saws he saw the quincy when II got IL
/ the light reflected from his headlight anc
/ tried to stop his car but could not Mr.
| Carol saws the headlight was not burning
and he could not see the car.