The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
NEWSFROM MANCHESTER
rsx PEOPLE IN OUR SISTER CTR
n Furniture Factory Organized-The Dan
willie shops-Wbipped by . Chinamsn'
Odd-FeIiows-Ite of Interest.
NAScuxsrrn BunyAu RICHMOND TINEs. |
Twelfth and Hull streets.
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Branch Office li03 Decatur street.
Yesterday morning abou. $50 o'clock Mr
w. M. Bishop. an employe at the Richmond
and Petersburg yards. had one Of his hanus
badly mashed while coupling cars near fouf,
teeuth street. DR.. Lawrence Ingram dresscu
the wound.
horse belonging TO Mr.. Eddie ked'oru
and hitched to jumper broke lose 'o"'
where he was tied on Decatur street iss' o'on-
fne. and left for his stable on Seventh sfoe'
He wen. down Decatur 10 Seventh ana aS no
1rosaoa NH s,,eet created some little ex-
citement No damage was done anu on OF
,iy,nc q, ,ho stable on Seventh, near ieiJ
streef ouietly waited to be unhitchau. -,
Tbsrs il some talk of organizing 0ase-
ball club in Manchester this sen .,3 70 80, -
Ia ooo0 material for club here ana II ono -
o,csni1eJ will doubtless do some eAceHent
work 4 .bo Coio,a1
yonng Mems Christian Association OF TINS
civ this evening in the First Baptist church
(colored) r. I. Hill. presiden. OK sn1 Mel nhcal.
viii make addresses. The ASSOCIATION is meet
ING with great success in this WORK.
There seems TO be little doubt but that the
DanvilIe shops will be employing full force
in a short while. Already many OF the sus-
pended employees have been TAKEN oack ana
II Is understood that more will be taken on at
sn early date.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Hon VIVA ong is Celestial who launders
collarsand cuffs and plaits bis cue on Hull
street between Eighth aud Ninth. The
small boy takes great pleasure in opening
Hons front door and talking Chinoe 10 him.
II is not always agreeable to Hop and could
be get his hands on the boys 1t would not be
T..
colored urchin tried his tricks on the laundry
man but did not get away IN Eggw0od like
style Hop Long, like Three Tips on the home
stretch, pursued the boy and overlook him.
He then proceeded TO warm him up in true
Celestial style, greatly to the amusement OF
the bystanders.
Mrs. W. A. Nance is very i'll at her home.
on Eighth street:
Mr. John Myers. of Petersburg. was in
Manchester yesterday and called at LIE
TINES Bureau. He was on visit TO MIR. r. L. |
Edwards. on Porter street.
Mayor Atkinson yesterday morning con- |
tinued the case of jim Reeves and Henry |
Hunter alias Charles Morton. charged with |
stealing satchel, until tomorrow morning /
in order that the stolen property may be
identified.
The funeral of the late Albert D. Kitchen
took place yesteid day afternoon at z O'Clock
from the Fifth-street church. and was quite |
largely attended. The interment was made
In Maury cemetery.
Mr. John j. Boyle, one of our best-known |
citizens. has been appointed Waterman on |
the Free bridge.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. T. T. Dadmun will preach the last two
of his sermons on Soul Winning" at West
End church to-day. The morning theme will
be Prevailing Prayer" and the evening sub.
ject The Gift of the Spirit for Service"
Seryices at II A. 81. and 1880 p. NJ.
Rev. G. L. Moore. pastor. will preach at
Cowardin-avenue Disciples church this morn
ing at IL o'clock and tonight at 1880 o'clock. |
At the Seventh-street Baptist chapel there
will be q Sunday school service at 3 o'clock.
Rev. Charles n. Van HOuten will preach at |
the Presbyterian church this morning and |
this evening
At the Central Methodist church Rev. w.
G. Walden will preach at both morning and |
evening services
At the Fifth-street Methodist church Rev. |
J. p. Woodward will preach this morning and |
20 night.
Rev. j. j. Clopton will preach the Meade |
Memorial church this morning at Ii o'clock |
and night at 745 o'clock.
Rev. l.. II. Thornhill will preach at the |
Bainbridge-street church this morning at IL |
and night at 1880.
There will be a gospel meeting in Leader
Hall this afternoon at 3 o'clock under the
auspices of the Railroad branch of the Dung |
Mems Christian Association. Rev. W. G. |
Walden will conduct the meeting.
Rev. Decatur Edwards will preach at the |
Clopton-street church to-day. morning and
evening.
FURNITURE FACTORY.
company was organized yesterday for the
purpose of manufacturing furniture and car
rying on the plaining-mill business in all of
its branches.
The officers for the first year are: II. S.
Bradley. president; +. b. Duniord secretary, |
and A. Royal. treasurer Directors H. 5. |
Bradley, f. b. Dunford. A. Royal John 4. |
Walker and Il. j. Gillian.
ABOUT ODD-FELLoWs
The Odd-Fellows Of Manchester will be we'll
represented in the big meeting in Richmond
next month. Stuart and Henderson lodges
have elected their representatives and alter
mates.
MIR. George Blankenship is the delegate
from Stuart Lodge, and Mr.. George Paine is
his alternate. Rev. Decatur Edwards will
represent Henderson Lodge. and Mr.. j. O. |
Adams will be his alternate
Stuart Lodge has presented a petition TO the |
Grand Master of Odd-Fellows of Virginia TO |
establish a lodge in Swansboro. District |
Deputy Grand Master George w. Blanken- |
ship says he expects to hear from the Grand |
Master IN few days relative TO the matter.
and that Qa IA al . IN