The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-30
TIE LEAP YEAR GERMAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
>o,,. from Oar sister city-A Case
fin the Hastings oo"r'-r'r'0n''
Note. Of Interest.
--,., I}rDvAu RICHMOND TtMFs, !
JAM "'' Twelfth and Hull streets

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@AN'"'' twelfth and Hull streets.
r-,.b Office. 1904 Decatur street.
.,.-ostiest germans ever given IN
''''' e.... was the one Of last evening, ten
.4 10 tho members OF the Manchester
o'', Club .v their lady friends. Tho
''''' .,t placo IN Leader Hall and con-
''- ., Dom ep. NJ. tn A. NJ
'.' Imam was led by Miss Cabell Han
[..,s Mr. II. ID. owen. The chaperons
n.-, Nr.. b. ~ Dre~ry. Mrs. +. W. "eis-
Mrs j. II. Patterson. Mrs. Augustine
~, Mrs. b. b Weisiger Mrs. Robert
,....,r and Mrs. b. p. Owen. Jr. The music
f,ra,shed by an Italian band from Rich
l-' v.unr ladies'. Of course had charge Of
ell, .arfcmon and very gracefully did 'ngS
f .her guests. conducting the entire '"-
t..,.rl.arf in "a most pleasant manner.
tI...f DID,. iui-lt elegant refreshments We
,....f n tne dining rooms al olni"- ~
.....4- hall and there. like IA tie A"I' 'N0
lr.nes u'ed supreme. g.,
,...ur the dancers were Miss iiancoch. in
.... blue crepe do chine and pearl oIIa'D1li ~,
KISS Nate DTewry. red cLilCn, c,i"- ~
-. with MIR W. j. Carter Miss 5inn4o -
N
carter Miss Minnie lee Drewr' "u..o ~
tr yer passementerie. silver ~ , 80
9th Nr Walter Gnnnan. Mss mary DoH'
Yellow China silk. with MI. i. -. lsc'0Ii''
Sis. Carrie Walden. yellow sun W" M
j. owen Miss Mildred Garnet in i,I.'i NJ
s1i diamonds, with Ar ~ ''- - iet and
Te,.e Gill. cream benuetts Win ie' u, IL
-..-ob feathers with Mr. w. IS. Bah MISS
I.-,,,,5s Weisiger. pink null "A rance roses
,..t Mr. a. n Sims Miss Hattie 69olsDy'
mink and gold IassemehteIle' WIZ ~: -
Brodnax Miss Lima Clarke. OF na',sA'
white satin and emerald 0rhS,l.e ", IL
y Seth Pives Miss Ella Mayo. WHITE SIX
LII ,rifI Mr.. Peter Melsiger: MISS LAZY
a., 49, Raid with Nj C. 4. Friend; Miss Ethel
49, ming Orcandie and old gimp lace,
. Nrr ". B Moncufe: Miss Mariana
T~.ora lilac brOcade. duchess lace anu qua
-.-r8 ornaments. with Mr.. Richie WI us. MISS
,.-.s Nav Iurpin Nile green suran. with
a. r.~y b French. Miss B. =. Walden. II
.-t,.. crepe De chine. with Mr.. Naden Miss
f.,ere Hawkins black lace. with Mr.. hay
..aqs were Messrs. Willie Cox; Agnew
rn,s- Dr. John W. Brodnax, sam. Carter
T'~entre. George A. Gray. Gibbs brown
Enes, Wesig b. 2. owen, Jr.' Coionei d
y. james and others
ITEMS or INTEREST.
Tbsremains Of Miss Sallie Booth. who died
p g -AAAAe-tt-
f.r.a t.r interment yester ay.
T..W G. T. L.. of Centraha had an enter
tsrmaut Thursday evening at the residence
cfVr Nanwickiin. which was largely attended
erl greatly enjoyed by all present.
a ora was q slight FIRE 10 the stable OF MT.
Richard Dunnavant on Seventh and Everett
sweets Yesterday afternoon about l o'clock.
Damages about -lU.
charles Steear was fined so for selling liquor
Rev r, NJ. Allen (colored). Of Manchester,
who was recently called to the Ashland col
ored Baptist church, has received call TO
tie Second Baptist church lcolored OF tins
city
Richmond Theological Seminary, will preach
q special sermon 40 the Second Baptist
church lcolored of this city on next Sunday
night for the benefit of the Colored Young
Mems Christian Association. Rev. Decatur
liwards. of the ClODton-street church,
vii deliver an address after the sermon.
The city school board meets next tuesday
evening.
next.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Washington FuQua. Of Drewrys Bluff,
IS quite sick with typhoid fever.
Mr. + l.. Walden leaves this morning for
. II. -
place with the Union News Company.
Nr. Henry Wilton, who has been very
sick was reported worse yesterday.
Miss Violet Calhoun. who has been quite
SICK is ont again.
Miss annie Parker and Miss Annie Fendley
LETT Yesterday to VISIT friends I'D LYnchDuIg.
Nj Julian NhchauX. who was hurt on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad at the
time his brother Miller was killed, Is getting
an very well.
Nr. IL. NJ. Powell. of this city had his foot
badly mashed in the Danville yards Thurs.
dav Dr. Brock treated the injured man AMI
Ire was left with friends. lie was reported
better Yesterday.
Mrs A. c. Harding had her third musicale
last evening. The pupils acquitted them
selves handsomely.
IN THE HUsTINGs COURT.
The hustings court was in session yesterday
Judge John III Ingram presiding. The ONLY
case considered was that of William II. Rey
odds against the Richmond and Manchester
Railway Company. The suit grew ont Of az
accident which resulted IN hurting the plain
tl The Jury was empaneied as follows: >
Petit j. W. Owens. Thomas Macon, A. H.
Perry. B. b. Weisiger. j. T.. Robinson. I. r
atVier. John O. Holt. j. J.. Rogers, Warner
Gur. 81 E. Lloyd and j. l.. Robinson
Nessrs. W. vs.. and b. i. Crump represented
UepAinuf. while Messrs. j. Aston Cabel
AMI H. Cabel app Ted Tor the defendant
Quite number of witnesses were examined
all at 1880 O'Clock the court was adjourned
sd tls morning.
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Ol tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock there
be- a missionary meeting at Meade-Ale-
mra. church This meeting viii be one OK
tseres of meetings held Sunday in Rich
u.nl and Manchester under the auspices of
tie Richmond City Protestant Episcopal
Missionary Society.
Tile Rev J. J.. Knsoying. who has spent
oYel TWO years In Brazil. and who is one Of
Ole pioneers of the Protestant Episcopal Mis-
SION Oh Brazil VIII address the meeting Mr.
krs9.vng Is IL gifted aud fluent speaker and q
vay interesting and instructive address may
tsonected. The public are most cordially
invited fo attend. There viii be no service
81 night. so tine Meado-AlemoriM congrega-
t.l vii "a enabled TO attend the grand mass
meeting at ST.. James.
GOOD TEMPLARs
The second meeting for the purpose Of OF.
gam ls Good Templar Lodge IN Manches.
Or vas ed last night
ST. ~. "a. Hansford. Of Trinity Lodge
offered nravar Past Grand Chief gempla,