The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
FROM OVER THE RIVER.
non 1nEY IIyr on rHE oTHEH SIDE
items Of Interest Roth to the People OF
Izichmond and aIanchestor-Nswsy
Notes md Personal Gossip
AIANcHrsrre BravAu RICHMOND TIMES,
Twelfth and Hull streets.
III Dnl.n Ilnl Decatur alroet.

prancb Oelce ll0a Decatur street.
Tho work of repairing the Free bridge is
M Mr r. +. PiIson and family left last night
~ Forest hin Park is becoming favorite
place for baseball playing. go.
Tho June term of tho hustngs court OF TINS
c,fg viii begin next Monday.
There was nothing FOR the consideration OF
Ills Honor az the mayors court yesterday
MIR. ". A. Nance and sister. Miss Hattie
Clopion viii leave to-day o visit trends IN
Chesterfield .,-
Lilo Assurance Company Of New VOTE ior
Virginia. has has removed bis family to BON
Air for the summer.
Judge b. A. Hancock Is holding the term OF
the Circuit Court OF Petersburg. This court
would have been held some days ago but tor
the sickness of Judge Hancock.
Mr. George I'll. Thompson, OF InllAueiph'a
n here on n visit % his brother. Mr.. Aiexan-
der Thompson e0rnoT fiith ana IolGl
streets lie will return 70 PhiadeipAi"
Wednesday. f.1,o Ma
Miss Mamie Brock. an employe OF the Mar
shall Cotton Mills. OF tins cry mey VII .
yerv painful accident Friday aiternooh VIM
~ work ON "a machine. Tier anger 10y
capeht in the wheels ia some way ana tho eno
OF II was mashed on.
The general impression M business anu
financial circles Iu regard 70 the hichmOuu
ard Danvilo railroad being placed IN the
lands of receiver is that Richmond WALL DC
Genefted. and consequently Manchester VIII
Is corresp0ndingly so. An order has been
tasued tor a force of carpenters 20 proceed
from here 90 Atlanta % remove the oihces
rovr in Atlanta 90 Washington. 10 is thought
fhat the Manchester and Richmond clerks
now ia the service of the road az Atlanta VIII
return home and have their headquarters
here and in Richmond, as was the case some
time ago
Professor Scott (colored). until recently one
lf the instructors at the Normal and COIeel-
ste Institute, was recently dismissed by the
card Il Is said that the cause of his discharge
vas his utterances against the white people IN
connection with Southern "outrages ia
eQeech delivered in Manchester At the closing
exercises of q col0red school. and which was
condemned by the cOlored principal OF the
school at which the address was Delivered.
Mrs Katie " Crawford of Little Rock,
Ark. is visiting her father Alr. Burt, at NO.
90 west Fifth street
Miss Hattie Owens, who has been teaching
school ln Nelson county returned nome yes
Mr.. Gary. on Hull street between Sixteenth
ana seventeenth, is quite sick.
mo Leader Hall meeting this afternoon
promises 20 be- of unusual interest. Rev. Or.
J. A. Peterson, of Richmond, will preach az
SD. ana az Is. Qullu~ bho ryua opi w. NV
delegates from the Crewe,Conterence Will give
in their report.
Rev. c. Z. Moon, Of Cowardin-avenue
CHRISTIAN church. will change puipits with
Rev. f. s. Cutler Of Richmond. today
morning and night.
Tie Mission Band of COwardin-avenue
Christian church viii have a lawn party on
Ci0ptons Hill next week. commencing Non
avnight. where they viii have lce-cream and
cake. A pleasant place 70 spend an hour or
two these hot nights.
Services will be held IN the Meade-Memo-
riai church Sunday evenings at o'clock IN
81. further notice.
Commonwealth Attorney j. V. Cogbil
was in Manchester yesterday.
Councilman John O'Bren, master mechanic
Of the Petersburg shops, and wife left Friday
for Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Joseph Kent Davis. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Davis died Friday The funeral will
take place from the residence near Forest
JILL Park. to-day al O'CLOCK y. VI.
Mr Edgar Justis quartette met last even
ipg 40 his home and spent an hour very
pleasantly together.