The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
THENEWS BROUGHTOVER
FROM NErGHBons AoRosS ruEyAr
The Reynolds Case IL Given In tb. Jury.
Moro Checks from Progressive Endow.
ment League-Much news in Brief
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcBMoND TfvEs,
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. ilOl Decatur street.

Branch OlDcc. llOi Decatur street.
DR.. Lawrence ingram, president of the Board
of Health OF Manchester. has prepared the fol-
lowing statement for the month of January:
Total number Of deaths for the month. 81
white males g. white females 10: colored
males /, colored females, 2 still-born. l
white male and colored female Cause of
death: Tuberculosis. white. organic heart
disease. white and coored; congestion OF
lungs 1 white; grlp 3 white; congo ton OF
bowels, ! white; cirrhosis Of liver. / white;
cOnyusions ! white: phthisis pulmonells. /
white and ] cOlored epilepsy. J white: par
aysis. / white: pneumonia, ] white kidney
disease white: indigestion. l white; rail-
road accident, white (nOn-resdentJ IN
known. white. Total. 81:
Yesterday morning while Mr. I. J. Saun-
ders. a carpenter residing on cambridge
street between Nineteenth aud Twentieth,
was at work on one OF the buildings at j. X:
Johnson d Co.'S foundry. ne accidentally fell
10 the ground. & distance Of TWENTY-FIVE feet.
sustaining serious injuries 10 his back as well
as internal injuries. DR.. Lawrence Ingram
attended him.
Next "Wednesday evening the members Of
the Cowardin- avenue Christian church will 90
over TO the Seventh-street Disciples church
10 attend reception rendered Rev. ]. j. Spen-
Ger by the churches IN Richmond and Mali
chester. Mr. Spencer will leave on Thursday
for his new home in Winchester, Ky.
Range Of thermometer yesterday at TIE
TINES bureau. A. ~, 43; u H., 90, and 7.
NJ. As.
Copies Of Sundays TIMES can be obtained
at Mr.. A. T. Snellings' DRUGSTORE, next door
TO Tx TINES bureau.
The members of the Progressive Endow-
ment League Of Swansboro have not as yet
Cler'< II q DuVal Of the hastings court.
issued three marriage licenses during the
month of January -One white and two colored
couples During the .me period lie entered
sixty deeds 10 record
SMOKERS OBJECT.
The iron clad rule of not allowing passen-
gers 10 smoke on the platform OF the Decatur
street cars is meeting with much disnpproyai
by the gentlemen riders on this Line. Friday
NIGHT a gentleman was smOking on the plat
form before the car lett Fourteenth and Main
streets When told he could not smoke there
he Immediately left and went 10 the Perry
street line.
The Reynolds case engaged the attention of
the hastings court during all OF YESTERDAY.
All of the evidence was gotten through with
in the morning and the argument lasted TIL
80 IN the evening. when the case was given
To the iury At o'clock they had not agreed,
and the court was adjourned over until to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. L. A. Davidson. the newly-elected
president of the Manchester Branch OF the
Merchants Retail Protective Agency IN con
yersation with q TINES man yesterday SAID:
The object of the agency IS TO collect bad
de IS and merchants are not supposed to
give the names of any debtors until they nave
made thorough endeavor 10 collect the
amount due. such names are puDlshed by
the agency bi-monthly. and every member IS
| furnished with copy 50 as 10 warn MIN
against such customers
Colonel Thomas Whitehead, commissioner
| of agriculture OF Virginia. was IN the city yes
terday as witness in the Reynolds case,
now pending in the hastings court;
Captain David More, Of Chesterfield was IN
| the city Yesterday.
Mr. John Loser, Of Swansboro, who has
| been very sick. is improving.
Mr.. Il. f. Criddle. of SwansborO, has re-
turned from a visit to Stanton.
MIR. Jacob Brewer is quite sick at his resi-
| dence in Chesterfield. near this city.
Mrs. Augustine Royal, on Porter street. is
| entertaining Miss Miller. of POwhatan county.
Mrs. O. T. Webster has qualified as admin
istratrix of the late Mrs. NJ. +. Woodbridge.
Mrs. Z. T. Morrissette, of Swansboro. is
entertaining her sister, Miss Rosa Calender
| ger of Chesterfield.
Mir. Henry c. Whitlock was in the city yes
| terday.
Miss c. II. McGruder returned to her home
| at Newport News yesterday. accompanied by
! her mother. Mrs. j. II Williams The latter
| has been very Ill with the grip for nearly two
months. but is now improving.
Judge John H.. Ingram has received the
seven checks for members of the Progressive
! Endowment League that did not come with
the original lot last Monday. This completes
| the list of Manchester members. all OF whom
| have received .heir money.
GOOD TEMPLAR OFFICERS.
Past Grand Chief Templar o. w. Balm of
| Michigan. has installed the following officers
to the newly organized lodge OF Good Tenn
plars OF this city: Chief Iemplar, ). i. fltZ-
gerald. Nce-1 empar. Mrs. {. +. Adams;
! Chaplain, William w. Craig; Secretary, Percy
/ r Gibbs. Assistant Ada Newman Financial
| Secretary, Floyd +. Templar; Treasurer, Miss
/ Daisy Y. Gibbs. Marshal. Gle rye L. Fltz-
gerald: Assistant Marshal Miss Ada Fltz-
| Gerald. Guard Miss J.. G.. Moore, Sentinel.
! John Newman lodge Deputy. William
| dewitt. Organst, Miss Ida Robinson.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev r Moore. editor Of the Missionary
Weekly of Richmond. will pre- ch at tie Co
wardin-avenue Christian church this evening
at 10 o'clock. Regular services at II A. NJ.
Rev. j. j. Clopton viii preach Ut the Meade
Memorial church this morning. no services az
| pient In the afternoon Rev. l. l.. hlnsolylng
will deliver a missionary address 70 the soci-
etv OF this church.
l.. IL
Rainbridge-street Baptist church this morn
in and to night;
Rev Decatur Edwards viii preach at the
| glorton-street church this mOrn.ng and to-
night
a. = nal. to-day in the Presbyterian church.
Rev W. C. alden will preach this morn
inc and this evening az the Central Methodist
church.
and 7.80 p. NJ ut Fiith-street Methodist
sunday School at Seyenth-street chapel
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The regular Gospel meeting under the au-
snices of the Railroad branch OF the } Young
Mems Christian Association VIII be held tbs
excellent s:pelng is fss ure Of these meet
ings.