The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
SOUTH SIDE NEWS NOTES.
nays HAppEAryGs IN MANCHESTER
Items Of General Interest from Cheste rne'"'
Powhatan and Our sister Ctty-p'
Bits OF News-Personals'
MANCHESTER BUREAU R1cHMoSD 1IMhs'
V,velfth and Hull streets
Branch Office. lIOi Decatur Street ,

M,scHFsrrR BrrvAu RICHMOND TINES
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. ll0i Decatur slreo''
The funeral of Mrs. NJ +. Woodbridge loon
place yesterday at $3.50 o'clock from 'n'
Bainbridge-street Baptist church i"'H
number of relatives Of deceased ana SYM
pathetic friends we're in attendance.
nall bearers were Messrs. James j.. NUN
son. Wellington Brands Frank Du -,
George T. Gary, +. w Weisiger, ). - 'l'-'-
ings. T.. VI. Gregory and W. }. Carter nv
/. r. Thornhill conducted the services III"
the interment was made in Maury ceine,'''.
The remains OF Mrs Sarah }. tedior ca an
/ account of whose death appeafeu III 80 20
/ columns. were taken 10 NottowAy coun ~. a..I
/ terda, morning for Interment- ! 10
exercises will take place AZ tna' pIine. oiti7en
Csntsin Richard owen. the oldest citlzen
e Fowhatan county. died ute sahuehy a.
the residence of his daughter, MIS-. JUN
/ Ves4 H. po,yhatan riday night. he NaS 40
the uinetv-second year OF MS age anu W.
! known and great beloved. lie was SDn g
a revolutionary soldier and WIS the i, tneI ~
Rev. Dr A. j. owen. or oi'SlAo"'''
funeral viii take place to-day.
LEGISLATORS As1lD foH.
Delegate Tonev has received notification
] Cho.ter6e.d OF tie adoption q resolution
/ bv tho hoard re0uestin- Sir. Loney 10 Secure
| the enactment III "A law giving authority 10
the board o make an lowance 10 the u 49,
/ rer If the county not exceeding SeNV ~ -
| dred dollars year Mr.. loney has OH ~
/ hand 10 accomplish TINS. Out las HD' NV
n viii be remembered that the Judge, OF
J the county court dec ded substantially 'n"s
the authority empowering the supervisors 80
vote the additional sixty dollars ii."n-n -
I the ttee-. rer was not sufficiently clear Ar'
/ tence the necessity for legislation upon tAs
subject. The treasurer of Chester. eid ms
/ been receiving salary oI sixty doH'r7 70
/ month lesides his commissions lot N'"-
twenty years. and during al that ,hs --o
question rs % the legality Oh tAc ALLOWANCE
was never raised.
CHURCH THESIS.
Rev A. Il. Moore. OF Richmond, viii con-
/ Quoted the services 40 COwarain-tFenu ,.Il71
tian church tonight 40 $50 O'Clock. l. sual
services IN IN, morning 40 IL oco.c@.
The usual SER ce- Will be held ih ln7
Lender Hall this afternoon under the Hu-
/ spices OF the Railroad Boz ncl OK the touhs
/ Mems Christian Association.
Rev. J. H. Ihornhiu VIII preach 40 pam
brdge-streot church this morning anu to-
lev lev Docater Edwards viii preach at the
Cl0pton street church this morning ana TO-
/ night.
Rev. c. n. Van Houton vii. preach as usual
at the Presbyterian church to-day.
Rev W. C. alden viii preach morning and
evening no the Central MetAOI 50 churc..
Rev. Mr.. Woodward VIII reach tsis morn
ing and tonight 40 the tiftl-sfree- lle hodlst
[ clur ID.
No positive arrangements have been nc ede
"a 10 the services at the West-.nd Methodist
church to-day
ev. j. j. C.opton VIII conduct tie services
OF Meade Memorial church TO-DAY
MISCELLANEOUS NJ Nr0N.
One of the children OF Mr. John S. Ialley,
Ir. while PLAYING with me old bottles yes
ter,lae took an overdose oil parego.lc. which
ne found in one Of them. Or. Lawrence n-
gram was summoned ana su ceeded IN reieY-
ing the little sufferer. who alta late hour lasI
evening WIS doing very we'll.
A deed Of assignment was entered % record
in POWhutan county tTlday from Ale-srs.
Harris n Schrl eder 10 Mr. William VI. flana-
can trustee The liabilities are estimated at
S 90 and the assets no +. 200. The prnci.
pal creditors are Richmond merchants, and
they all are rated the same
There was not d case IN the police court
I'm the hastings cont the case of W. A.
Neal. char ed with conducting game IT lot
terry. was continued until the February term
OF the court. The case Of T.. A. Sayory,
charged with trespass. was withdrawn at the
request OF the prosecutor. Mr.. G. l.. bian-
knship.
PERSONAL FONTS.
Mr.. George @. Ransom has returned from
New Berne y. c.. where he went % attend
tho funeral Of his father, General Robert
Ransom.
Mrs. Fanny Noes received the handsome
shaving case IN the window of Mrs. ID. b.
lipscomb's dry good store. She guessed
1871 which was the lucky number.
James Handle Gallagher, son OF Mr.
Andrew Gallagher. of Manchester has been
appo nted u cadet az the United states Naval
Academy 40 Annapolis The app lntment
was made upon the recommendation ot Con-
gresham Wise. Young Dallagher ls eighteen
years old and IS now a student 40 McGuire 8
school m Richmond. where he is preparing
for the examination.
Mr. j. C. GOodoe who has been visiting
in Manchester, has returned 70 his home IA
Alton.
Mr.. Clarence Dorset son of Or. j. B. Dor
sett who has been visiting IN the country re-
turned 10 the city YESTERDAY
Mr f. J.. WOOdhn and Mrs. =. j.. Noodhn,
/ of PichmOud We're IN the city Yesterday at
tending the funeral of Mrs Woodbridge.
Mr. Miller Cam bell WIN has been very
slck with the grip. is improving.
Misses BerB and Mainbacher OF Baltimore,
are visiting the Misses Harnlsn, of Mauches-
Mrs. Henry Harnish Of this city. left last
nioht for New York o. visit her father.
Justice Johns Court.
The recent court decision requiring all
/ coeos of patit larceny % 20 % the grand Jury