The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-18
JUST OVER THE RIVER
WHERE OUR FRIENDS AND NEIGH
BoRs PROSPER so WE'LL.
~.x. About the People of Manchester
Court Itcns--Rcsult Of the Masonic
rair--Personal and General.
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Thomas r. Thompson. teamster from
Richmond. was fined s. in the MAYORS
court yesterday morning for violation Oh
The ordinance Of the city in hauling with
out a license.
He had offended in the hauling OF cot
ton from a railway station to the Marshall
Mills
Tho East End Pleasure Club, Of Man
chester. will give a series OF entertain
ments at Leader Hall. 10 begin Monday
December 2sth. for the benefit OF Liberty
Council. J. 0. L. a. NJ, and not Tor the
Red Men. as stated before. n.a
Mr.. r. T.. Michaels. OF the Kallroau
Branch OF the Young Men ChIls,ldn
Association. will preach at the CIoptOn,
street Baptist church this morning al
o'clock. ,,.,, % -.oo
in the evening. ., III, ,,o,,o
The Manchester German CIup VIII NV
their Christmas german on FRIDAY msn"
Goth OF December, and not on the -o'n
as first announced.
The hustings court December term De
rims on Tomorrow Among the cases 10
come I'D is Thorp's administrator AGAINST
the Richmond and Petersburg raliroad
for loss Of his life at the railroad CROSSING
Fourteenth street. 49,.
Rev. c. n. Van Houten preache5 the
third Of his series Of sermons to-nisht al
7:3O at the Presbyterian church. Inc SUD-
feet is THE Inhdelity OF our Times.
Mr.. W. r. Smith and Miss Matte Il.
Rroudor are TO be married at West Emo
Methodist church Tuesday. December Nth'
at Z. NJ .-,.,..
Mrs Christophine Clay, lately visiting
Mrs. w. r. Lthgow, has gone home 10
A special term Of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield begins on Tuesday next.
Judge John II. Ingram, Of Manchester
presided in the Hastings Court OF hHCh-
mona last week for Judge witt
Rev. +. r. Dadmun. the pastor OF west
End Methodist church. is i'll, and Police
man Moles is detained at home for the
same reason
The fire bells rang yesterday at II IN
the morning The fire was at dwelling
house in Fourth street, between Decatur
and Hull.
The house belonged to Mr.. f. ". Mox-
lev. and was occupied by Mr.. Alexander
Moody.
The loss is small, and insurance In the
Home Insurance Company, OF New 1OrA'
through AleSSIS. my al u W.
The Masonic fair, which closed FRIDAY
night. was a great artistic and financial
success.
Mrs. Charles Sharpe and Miss Lena |
Rallowe were especially active in arranG- |
ing the evening programmes.
At the end OF the noting and guessing |
for prizes Friday night there was much |
interest regarding the awards, ana they |
were distributed as follows:
To Miss Ada Hall, beautiful CLOCK 1or
correctly guessing at the beans In jar;
10 Mr.. Frank II. Fitzgerald, handsome
nine I'm a rattle; to Mr.. John OBrien,
president Of the city Council, a table
voted the most popular city official; to
Miss Dolly Johnston a silver basket, as
the most popular young lady.
Miss Marie DuNal won the dollhouse
Mrs. A. II. Fitzgerald, chairman Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary was presented with a
handsome mirror by the management
through Mr.. d. j. Weisiger
1t is learned that the trouble In the
way Of adopting the system of sanitation
which Mr.. c. w. Doughty, Of Atlanta.
Ca. proposed to give the city is the fact
that the city scavengers term does not
expire till July next. The council did not
like to have any conflict between them,
and so postponed the matter TIL that time.
/ hear that Doughtys company offered
Mr.. James Johnson, the scavenger, very
liberal terms to take the business from
him. but he refused the offer.
Mr. Doughty offers 10 furnish his system
at the rate of 81 per annum for each
house.
The company which he represents pro-
poses to build a plant TO make fertili-
Zers in Manchester. The mari 10 be used
will come from near City Point.
Tho CopopapV they Will huild a
wharf I'm the river and give work 10 very
many people. Mr. Doughty can now
only walt for the term of the scayenger
10 expire.
Manchester Lodge OF Good Templars
has appointed committee TO make ar
rang ments for the reception Of delegates
10 the next quarterly meeting of the
body which takes place the middle of
January.