The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29
MANCHESTER NEWS.
Items Of Interest Concerning inc
Who Live over the River


There was m interesting game OF base-Daii
at the Manchester Park YESTERDAY ai'efnoo"
between n club from tho Richmond ana D"n-
yillo shops and one from the hich,lonlu n,'
peter-burc shops Bolcher and lAIIol ~ L., III
the battery for tho former. WINE la.'u. "a
Lip-comb occupied the same pylN - 80 80,
latter. The Richmond and DsD'i'io D0'
by score 81 20 70 p. .o;sing
nearlv - loo for the liquidation OF the pa'.
sonage fund debt OF the lam
cbnreb Nr Harrison is not only an eloquen'
nreacher but Is an indeiatigaDio W.T.
and will doubtless have the S5'OOo Soo"'0" -
tomorrow night. - Lob a. tho
painhr;dge. street church this morning anu
.. ,i',b. In the afternoon he viii conduct
Inc sorvice. nj Leader Hall under tbe hu s-
riccs n tho railroad branch OF the iouhs
Mems Christian Association. =, IA
A little child # M john Me'eul'H' o''
stockton street. Is very SICK. , -.
colorea man was run over by the cars ~
Ciopton station Yesterday afternoon anu h4n
ono foot mashed Of. lie was taken 70 Ihcn-
r,ond whore be was taken IN charge Dy TIC
citv an bulanco and properly treHieG. o.,
Mr.. Tdcar Justis Quartette met iast even
inc and practced. The CLUB IS singing n .t
together and already have SEVERN ih'''"''o"'
10 participate IL concerts.
BHIRrs.
street car on the iiull-street line ran over
and killed dog in SwansDorO e-leiuHJ.
uirnic party from Richmond passeu
through the city Yesterday en- route 10 the
Mr. William Watkins. of Chesterfield, is
very III with foyer. and grave fears are enter
tanned as % his recovery. 81,
yIr. Haldon $. Watkins. Of Richmond. VIII
sing q solo at the Aeade-Memoral church
this morning. .t
Mr.. Willie Cole. popular young citizen OF
Chesterfe.d county. is I'D al his home about
three miles from Petersburg. oil fever
Rev j. II. Presley, ex-nissionary 10 Aifica;
will preach a special sermon 10 the Colored
Young Men 5 Christian Association tomorrow
evening at the First Baptist church.
Monday is National Memorial day and
will be observed at the pOstOhce. The
Office will be open until 10 o'clock IN the
morning. at which time 1t will be closed. and
will be open again IN the afternoon from i;oO
10 $50 O'Clock.
Rev. T. J. Norwood. one Of the Diocesan
evangelists. is expected TO preach at Meade
Memorial church this morning 80 II o'clock.
Miss ethia perdue entertained party OF
friends 40 her home on Porter street Friday
night Interesting parlOr games we're en-
gagged IN and n very delightful evening was
spent Among those present were VI Uses
Lime hcula. Mary Cox ItItl = iHi ht ~ 10
Clarke Annie fendiey. Gertrude Meisiger
Katie Ford. Matte Ford. Anne Nav Iurpin,
Messrs. " J.. Porter. stanley Robertson,
Fnel Merchant. Miller Merchant ". IS. Cox.
Emmett Mingheld. BENJAMIN Merchant,
George T. Wise. ". W. Friend. Greeley Car
ter and y. II. pcrdue. JT.
MIR. Edward Hawks and Miss Lorena Davis
were married in Ittrck Thur day night. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr
Pulling OF the Methodist church. at the BRIDE s
residence Mr. John M. Hawks. of Grove.
acted as best man. Many friends Of the
happy couple were present 10 witness the
ceremony md 10 extend congratulations.
There were 73O scholars enrolled IN the pub
lie white schools Of this city during the ses-
sion lust ended Yesterday which Is about
100 more than were enrolled at the preced-
ing session OF this mum or 33y were males
and 39j females. The number of pupils IN
the different rooms ran rom "a 10 -.
Tho mails reaching this city via the Allan
tic Coast Line were delayed for some time
yesterday morning. The delay was occa-
stoned bv an accident TO tho engine OF the
north hound train az hester.