The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-26
MANCHESTER BUDGET.
THE SAYINGS AND DofSGs THERE.
Taxes are Coming Due - Personal Mem
work-Lec,ure bv Rev. w. @. Walden.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
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1l21 HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCH.
City Treasurer Bronaugh announces
that the last half of city and school
taxes is due November LIST. Persons who
pay 1t on or before the date named will
have per cent. rebate. lie is ready to
receive the State tax for 1899. on all
taxes unpaid on December lst there will
be per cent. added. The third quarter
of the paving tax on streets is overdue.
It must be paid. interest added. at once.
The stockholders Of the Colored Indus
trial Society are investigating the expen-
diture Of certain money OF the Associa-
ton. W. II. Bailey. lately elected secre-
tary of it, lives in Manchester.
Two small colored boys. who were be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, charged with
the theft OF iron from the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad. were given to their
parents for a whipping.
PERSONAL NOTES.
From a Petersburg paper Of yesterday,
I notice that Misses Fannie Claiborne
and Elma Adkins left on Sunday for
Richmond to visit the Exposition, and
10 attend the marriage OF Miss Lorena
Martin and Mr. Willie Crump, both OF
Manchester.
The Rev. W. G. Walden will deliver a
lecture entitled Crit one night during
the coming week. The cause for which
he lectures is a good one, being the
benefit Of the Parsonage Society Of Cen
trail church.
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Of Charlestown,
West Virginia, is the guest OF Mrs ].
G.. Snelson. OF this city. Mrs Johnson
was Miss Moselle Woodbridge. of Chester
field.
The perishable articles of the Chester
field county exhibit at the Exposition are
to be sold to-day at noon at the grounds.
The other articles will go to Chicago to
the Worlds Fair.
Miss Mamie Wiley, lately visiting here,
went home to Burkeville Monday.
Miss Eva Parkinson, OF New York, is
visiting Mrs. James r. Robinson.
Mr. Edgar Justis will begin rehearsals
of operas, which he will put on this sea-
son, in a few days.
Mr. o. o. Merritt is i'll at his house, in
cambridge street.
SHORT ITEMS.
Mr. william c. Seldom, Of Baltimore,
was in the city yesterday.
In the hastings court to-day the case
Of Charles r. Longs administrators
against the Manchester Railway and I'm
prONemeDt company Will De tIlcu. Nll'
Long, while motorman on the Decatur
street line, was killed at the corner Of
Decatur and Seventh streets. The first
trial Of the case resulted in a hung jury
Messrs Edmund Waddill, Jr.. and Charles
L. Page are for the plaintiff. and Messrs
B. H. Nash and w. r. Meredith are for
the defendants.
Captain Lipscomb made raid on a lot
of negroes shooting crap in an old house
corner Decatur and Twenty-first streets
Monday Two OF them were fined $3.50
each yesterday morning in the Mayor
court.
The city Democratic committee are
busy for the good Of the ticket. Colonel
Macon announces that somebody will be
at the committee-room every night from
now till the Ides Of November. to see
TO the registry and transfer Of voters.
In the hastings court of Manchester yes
terday the case of Nelson & Reynolds
was called. Witnesses being absent it
was continued.
Mr. Carter Jones Is i'll at the house OF
his father, Mr.. A. c. Jones, in Fourth
street, near Decatur.
Mr. S. S. DuVal is in charge Of Mrs.
Harfelds jewelry business, In the absence
OF the latter in New York.
Miss Emily b. Terrell is visiting rela-
tives in Manchester.