The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-18
NEWS FROM MANCHESTER
NAVY VOTES FROM OYER THE JAMES.
Cow Killed nv An Electric Car-Leap Year
German az Leader Hali-Indicteu
for Improper Gaming.
MANCHESTER BTRrAU RICHMOND 1fNKs.
Twelfth and Hull streets. ?

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Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. 11O4 Decatur street,
There is n case Of diphtheria on Fifth street
between Hull and cambridge.
An effort is being made to organize 8 lodge
of Odd-Fellows in Swanshoro.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
rage of Mr.. j. W. WalthHl TO Miss Alma
Chatham. The ceremony will take place
next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Central Methodist church.
Yesterday Senator Parrish called up the
House bill to provide for q collector Of taxes
for the city of Manchester. and under a sus-
pension OF rules had It passed. The olu now
goes TO the Governor. The Cty Couneh
makes the appointment.
Range of thermometer Mt TIMES Bureau
Yesterday: 7 A. NJ. %. y NJ, A; 6 NJ, 81.
STUART Lodge. No. l4I. /. O. O. f.. had a
meeting Tuesday night and conferred the
initiatory degree upon several candidates.
In the MAYORS court Yesterday morning
Dolly Lockett. a negro woman. was nneu =
for tresspassing on the premises or lempy
Mayo. Nj
In the hastings court yesterday W. ". NeaI,
charged with allowing unlawtuI gaming ~
his bar-room. was fined 200 and required
70 give bond of $1,000 for twelve months.
The grand Jury found true bills yesterday
for unlawful gaming against Alleyand Charles
Dunkiey, ). L. DOWdy. Alexander Moore anu
+. 4. Steger. and against Charles oteSer auu
William Il. Jennings for selling liquor 10
minors and for selling liquor on SUNDAY.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mrs. c. A. Raines and children of swans
boro. are visiting relatiyesi in henderson, NJ
Miss Maggie Walden left yesterday afternoon
to visit Mrs. James Y. Harrison IN Danville,
Mr.. Lucius Palm0re IS very sick with the
grip at his home on Everett street.
Rev. W. G.. Lumphin continues very III at
his home. lust below Manchester.
Mr.. Gilbert Woodbridge. who died IN
Amelia county Inst week. was a half brother
of Mrs. Charles BlarkinshOp and Mrs. Lucy
Cor1le. If this city. and OF Mr.. Archer Wool
bridge of Chesterfield. Mr. Woodbridge was
IN the seyenty-ninth year OF his age.
There was d large congregation at the BAN
hridee-,treet church last night to hear Rev.
". w. Smith preach. The deepest interest
was manifested.
BIr. Taylor. clerk in the drug store of Mr..
T.. W. Weisiger. Is yerv sick and his mother
has heen telegraphed TO nj Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mann u very SICK AZ her
home. 1H8 McDonOugh street.
Cars on both the Decatur-street and Perry
street lines got OF schedule time last night.
A wire broke on the former and a cow was
killed on the latter near Fifteenth and Perry.
A telegram was received here last night
from IIlIlltAL. , hs eAAtALS NAeb NRNNA ~
Henlv. "A brakeman on the Atlantic and Dan
Vile railroad. had fallen while coupling cars
and been instantly killed. Mr. Henly. form
erly lived here and was clerk for Mr.. d. l..
Toney and Mr.. >. Il. Richards. He has a
brother living IN Richmond and his mother
resides IN POwhatan.
Mss Eebecca Jennings died Tuesday night
nj the home of her niece. Mrs. kebecca Pal
more. on Sixth and Everett streets. In the
seyeuty-sixth year Of her. She was taken
with the grip saturday and never lett her
room. She was q consistent Christian and
faithful friend, and was realty beloved by all
who knew her. There Will be no funeral ser
vices. The interment will be made IN Maury
cemetery this afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. j.. +. Cauthorn took
place yesterday afternoon from her late resi-
dence in SwansborO. and the remains were
taken D. Chesterfield, and the interment was
made in the old family burying-ground.
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