The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-20
NEWS FROM MANCHESTER
BUDGET FROM ouR SISTER cirT.
A.. r,..r,.,oment bv the German C,ub-The
Committee on Ordinances-Items OF
General Jnterest-Nofes.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
Twelfth and Hull streets.
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Tho Manchester German Club gave picnic
and dance at Watkins Mill in Chesterfield,
Monday Though tho weather WAS not favor
able. vet q delightfully."- pleasant time was
spent and the happy party returned at night
full of happy recoiections Of the day. Among
those nreseut were Misses Carrie Walden; Lima
Clarke. Bessie Gill. Phoebe Clarke. Hettie
Goolsby, Ethel Clarke. Gertrude Wes-
ieer Mary Turnbull. Ellen Wes-
Minnie Lee Drewry. Mildred Garrett,
Kate Drewry. Susie Gregory. Pattie Fendley
Mrs. Il. p. owen. Jr., Mrs. b. Z. Walden. Mrs.
William Michaux and Messrs. W: b. Moncure,
w. b. Ball. ID. H. Brodnnx, W. w. Friend, &.
/. Gregory. T.. p. Weisger. G. H. Sims, X. Il.
French Tom f. Owen. II. $. Riyes, W. b.
Acnew, Stanley Robertson. George +. Gary,
Raymond pilson and Henry Watkins.
IN TIE COURTS.
The hastings court was in session yester-
day considering civil matters. Judge Ingram
was on the bench. lie has fixed Monday
next as the time for the granting Of liquor
licenses. The city council will pass on the
iionor- license tax next Friday night. and on
Saturday. tue 23d, the excise board Will be IN
session.
Parties desiring to take out liquor license
will have SATURDAY 10 otLtle Will buc SVli-
missioner Of the revenue and the treasurer.
This matter will have to be attended TO be-
fore Monday
Several white youths were before Mayor
AttkissOn yesterday morning charged with
fighting and throwing rocks III the street,
but the complainant not appearing they were
discharged.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The committee on ordinances will meet in
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A meeting of the congregation OF the
Meade Memorial church was held Monday
night and the following yestrymen were
elected DR.. lawrance Ingram, Judge >. B.
French and Messrs. Robert Nelson, t. W.
Wood. Asa Herrin, John b. Vaughan and
John W. Arlington.
Invitations are out to the marriage Of Miss
Marie Jennette Fitzgerald. daughter OF Ser
geant II. Fitzgerald. to DR.. Irwin 81 smith, OF
Richmond The ceremony will take place
AT the PRESBYTERIAN church Wednesday even
ing April to- at o'clock.
Harry. the little six-year-old boy of Mr..
Gus. Meredith. was badly burned Yesterday
evening by the explosion of grnpowder.
Mr.. L. .. Angel is building very handsome
cottage for Mr. CroxOn at the corner OF
Tenth and Stockton streets.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Charles F. Henry. of New York. was IN
the city yesterday. ..
Miss Bessie Buskey. of Norfolk, is visiting
Mrs r. Y. owen. oil this city.
Dlr. b. w. Bell. OF Petersburg, formerly OF
Manchester. is here on visit
Mrs. Samuel Jones. who has been visiting
in farmyille has returned home
Mr.. Lawrence Pool has resigned as a men,
Der OF the city Democratic committee.
Miss Drucy Davis. who has been visiting
relatives at Rio Vista. IN Henrlco. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. James Brown. who lives on Railroad
street between fourteenth and Fifteenth,
continues quite ILL.,
Major and Mrs. Joseph Walker have re-
turned from Georgia. where they have been
spending the winter.
Dir. William p Drewry of Baltimore. who
has been visiting his mother. Mrs. Blanche
Drewry. of this city has returned home.
Kev. c. +. Moore preached last night at
Cowardin-avenue Disciples church. Subject
Render. therefore. unto Caesar the things
that are Cesars. and unto God the things
that are Gods There was large congre-
cation and several additions 20 the church.
Professor +. Il. faya of Washington, was
in the city Yesterday. He is visiting Virginia
in the interest of enterprises calculated 20 adj |
vance the material welfare of Chesterfield.
Mrs. CrOstic. wife of Mr. w. J. Crostlc. died
afternoon after protracted illness.
She was a daughter OF Mr.. Charles Walthal, |
and WAS most estimable young lady. She
leaves two children one five years old and
another sixteen months. In their deep dis
tress the afflicted family have the sympathy
of "A large circle OF friends. The funeral Will
take place this afternoon at o'clock from
Central Methodist church, OF which she was
a consistent member.