The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-25
VERY NEAR NEIGHB0RS.
ruEY LIVE JUST OYER THE RIvEB.
News of Interest About tho People OF Man
cfester-services I'm the Churches In
That Cry-Personai Notes.

There will be no service at the Cowardin-
avenue Christian church to-day owing 20
union service To be held at Seyenth-street
church. Richmond. The usual service at
night There will be an entertainment 1t
this church next Tuesday night ana pleas
ant time is expected, with Judge Farrar as
the lecturer. His subject will be The Oak
and the Vine" and for an afterpiece Miss
Birdie's Wedding Day." Mrs. Knowles and.
Mr.. Ieftwich will sing and Major hirk
Mathews will be at the piano.
The weekly Gospel meetings. Wnicn nave ave
Young Mems Christian Association. will be
continued at Leader Hall to day NJ O'Clock.
The Raw. K n. Bennett, of Richmond. will
be in charge. and Mr. Hsddon Watkins Will
sing. w..
End Methodist church meets To-Day al the
church at $3.50 P. NJ. An address VIII 20 de,
Mr Uaddon Watkins is announced Tor
solo. A..
c.vanth- strest Baptist church this morning
and evening.
THE LEADER HALL GERMAN.
Friday night was the time and Leader
Hall the place Of another delightful ger
man given by the Manchester German
Club IL was past y o'clock when the dahc-
inc ceased. Among those who participated
were Misses Cabell Hancock. Kate DrcWry'
Minnie Drewry Gertrude Meisl%er' Aleau
Lacy, AMMO Parker, Mary Weislger. Ellen
Weisiger. Lalla Mayo. Elise IaYi9T. MI;
bred Garnet. Annie May Iurpin. Mr.; ana
and Mrs. b. 2. Walden Dir. and Mrs. o.. L.
Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Z. ". Weislger. Nrs.
Blsnoh Drewry. Mr.. aud Mrs. Augustine
Royall. Messrs. C. i. French. ID. l.. brod-
max. Il. J.. French. w. b. Agnew. ". ".
Hartwen w. 3. Ball. f. 2: Weisiger' o.
II. Sims z. II. WeIsiger. Horace smith
Robert McRse. r. G. Williams; W. Is; Cox
# r. Green. Wintree. Price and hippie.
The german was skitully ana gracefully
led by Mr.. Rviand Q. Williams
SHORT BITS or NEWS.
In the hastings court yesterday there were
tried before Judge ingram james Iucker,
for assault on Patience Coleman. ana ms
WAS given one day in jail, as he pleaded
GUILTY. and Charles T. Bowen, for grand
larceny. who was acquitted. Inc court ed-
iourned till Monday at 10 O'clock \. NJ.
Tucker escaped with an easy sentence pe;
canse he has been in jail some weeks ana
was badly beaten up IN the hght, winch
happened in Swansboro..
XII the newly elected members OK the
FIRE department ore expected at the 1neetlng
ofthe board of fire commissioners when IS
called for Monday night at o'clock IN the
council chamber. 49,,
Mr.. Henry Rudy. who lives in Chester
field. near Petersburg. lost his barn with
contents by fire Thursday. he has been
unfortunate. as it has not been long since
his dwelling house was burned with no In
surance on it.
The Forest Hills DID not play the
Cockade City on Friday as the train for
Petersburg was several hours late.
Mr.. Il. c. Stanard. of Durham. \. o., The
division freight agent OF the Durham diyl-
sion of the Norfolk and Western railroad. IS
in the city on q visit.
Major and Mrs Joseph Walker, who went
TO Washington 20 the Grand Army of the
Renublic Encampment, are at home again.
PERSONAL NEWS.
large delegation from Manchester went
TO Richmond TO the political meeting al the
Academy Friday night.
Mre. W. l. Walker is III at her residence
in NoDOnough street.
Rev. DR.. ". ID. Thomas, of Richmond,
was in Manchester Saturday, and so was
Postmaster Otis II. Russell. of the same
city.
the city Friday.
Mr. i. E. Early has been called to Lynch
burg 10 see his brother, who is ILL.,.
The city public schools begin their next
session on the Sd of October.
new race course proposed TO be built near
| the city.
Mrs. 4. W. Fair and child are az homo
again from visit to friends in Albemarie
| county.
The Second ward Democrats will meet at
| Odd-Fellows' Hall Tuesday night at 8
o'clock. A good speaker will address them.
Mrs. Maggie Coleman. wife of Dir.
Thomas Coleman. died Friday night at her
| house. Fourteenth and Semmes streets and
the funeral OCCURS rom that place at 2SO
o'clock to-day.
Rev. George NJ. Crswley well-known
and intelligent colored preacher Of the Sec
ond Baptist church here. died yesterday
morning. The funeral will be from that
church mt 2 o'clock Monday afternoon lie
was principal Of the Swsnsboro public
school OF one time
The game between the Auroras of Rich
mond and Iron Clads of Manchester result
ed in q victory OF the former by score OF
II L. The features of the game were the
battery work Of Doughty and Thorp and the
heavy hitting OF Read and Cox, all OF the
Auroras Ryan's Eash-like playing captl-
waited the audience, which numbered 100.
| They will play again next Saturday.
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