The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-22
NEWSFROM MANCHESTER
THOSE VINO LIVE ON THEsoUTH SIDE
Items Concerning Our Neigbbors as Well as
Ourselves Chosterfleld's Metropolis
in Short Space.
MAscHEsTrR BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES, /
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office II04 Decatur street. J

BFhHch OfHcc Iva DtckbuH sNIoohs
w. Pinchback. painter employed by j.
w. Rhodes TO do some painting at the power
house of the Richmond and Manchester hail-
way Company, received a severe shock and
fall while at work Monday afternoon. BY
some means he came in contact with power
wire. In endeayoring 20 extricate himself
from the wire he foil from the scaffold upon
which he was working to the ground. dis
lance OF about ten feet. and was painfully
bruised. lie was taken 10 his home. on
Seventh street. He was considered better
last night
Mr.. David b. Lewis. the stone mason.
turned over 10 blr. Henry Fitzgerald. OF tne
Masonic Hall building committee. yesterday
the cornerstone and box for the new Masonic
Hall, now ia course Of erection on Hull street
the old Masonic Hall on Fifth street will be
taken out this week. IL is not the one placed
there when the building was erected nearly
hundred years ago. The original corner
stone was taken out in 1867 or 1865 on account
of a defect.
Mr. w. II. Alley and Miss Carrie Russell, Of
this city. left here Monday morning for Wash
ington TO be married. The young couple be
ing under age, found obstacles in their way
here. and so they ran of 10 Washington. Mr..
Alley is "A son of Mr.. Ira ". Alley, who lives
in Chesterfield. near Manchester. Miss Rus
sell Is a Young lady just in her teens and IS
quite pretty. They are expected back home
to-day.
The hastings court was engaged yesterday
in the consideration of civil cases. The court
will meet again to-day. Among the lawyers
in attendance upon the court were Major u;
II. Nash and Hill Carter of Richmond ana
Robert g.. Southall of Amelia.
~ L. 4 Iar
party, under the auspices of the mission board
Of Cowardin-avenue Christian church. from
being held The entertainment took place
last night at the ClOpton mansion on McDo-
nough street. and was greatly enjoyed.
Colonel Arthur G.. Evans. of Lee Camp, mas
tickets FOR sale for the Confederate concert at
Mozart Hall tonight. When this entertain
ment was given few weeks ago quite mum,
Der Of Alanchesterans went over TO Richmond
TO see it.
Mr.. Hay Garnett qualified yesterday ss Com
monwealths attorney for the city. his term 10
begin July LIST and Messrs. Tom L. Owen ana
Lewis T. Kidd qualified as justices OF the
peace for the Third and Fourth wards re-
spectively.
Mir. W. II. Aborn will remove his family to
Boston in a few days. Dir. Aborn - bro
ther-in-law of Mr.. j. II. Patteson. cashier OF
| the Mechanics and Merchants Bank.
The Msnchesterians who went TO Roanoke
| have returned hlgnlF pleaseu WIN bhelt up
A new electric car for the Hull-street line
| has arrived and is at the Petersburg depot.
In the mayors court yesterday morning
| Alice Patterson (colored) was fined 80 aud
costs for engaging in a fisticuff and using i'm
proper language in the street.
The usual services will be held IN the va
rious churches tonight. At the Bainbridge,
street Baptist the ordinance OF baptism Will
| be administered.
Mr.. John A. Lester. of Chesterfield was IN
the city yesterday and paid q pleasant visit
to The TnHs Bureau. Mr.. Lester is the
owner of the celebrated young horse Red
| Eye, by Brennan The colt is beauty and
attracted a great deal of attention. He was
put up al Nelson's stable. where a number o.
people called to see him. Mr. Lester had
several offers for the colt but declined to sci
| him. as he intends having him trained anc
| put in the races at the Exposition this fall
! Mr. r. @. Broaddus made him an offer ol
! $500
Mr.. A. T. Pacini. formerly Of Richmond
! but now Manchester. and Miss Maggie
Brown OF Manchester will leave this morn
| ing on the s.04 train for Washington. ID. c.,
where they will be married by Rev. Father
Walter Of st. Patrick church Of that CITY.