The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17
NEWSFR0M MANCHESTER
4 NUMBER or INTERESTING ITEMS.
COMPLAINT Against the Station House.
Personal Points About the Citizens
Services In the (hnrches.

Services in the Churches.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
Twelfth and Hull streets. I
Branch Office 1l0i Decatur street
The hastings court will convene tomorrow
The docket is quite lengthy one.
There seems TO be very Just complaint ~
the present station-house accommodations
aud comforts. The old city jail IS now usea
as station-house. and when m offender OF
Justice Is arrested he is hustled INTO these
quarters. To say that the poor fellow, thus
imprisoned Is uncomfortable Out injury "a
dresses T. Fire IS rarely ever made theIo.
and nearly every pane of glass IS broken OUT
* the windows 10 the apartments. Nh@h "
how often the place il cleaned is not known-
ID. q. =. William Jewett visited Cpac. l7lO
Tribe No 76. Improved Order OF hed men,
Friday night and raised mp tLe loi'V"it ~
chio.s Prophet. J. J.. Day; Sachslh' b. l..
Mommack. Senior Sycamore H. H. ~
Iunior Sagamore j.. G. Becker; Nhiel Ga
Records. T r. Clarke. Keeper OF VAN uin'
n r Cheathqm. First Sann1p. =. =. tleAl,
ants. second Sanuap. G.. J.. Clements Guard
of Wiowam r. A. Hughes Guard OF Forest,
r. II Sad'er First Warrior. .. j.. Benneti'
Second Warrior. D. i. HungerLord iourln
Warrior. c. W. Dunnayant. AFTER tne eI7o-
ton OF Nillcer- lur tlAve az. .'' ''~'N
paired 10 the banquet nall, where an eiegaht
supper was served.
I he MAYOR had nothing 10 OCCUPY BIS al
tention il the police court yesterday MORN
ing. .4...4 49,
service was given yesterday Inc Hull-stfeeI
car were drawn by four mules.
Grand Master G. @. Wheat Of Stanton.
maid his annual fraternal visit TO Stewart
Lodge. No. III, and Henderson Lodge. 40.
f05 q. o. g.. last evening. j he meeting
WAS held i'm the hall of Henderson Lodge and
WAS largely attended by officers and members
of both lodges. An excellent address on
Fellowship was made by the 'IahI
Muster. the unwritten work WAS presented
and a delightfully."- pleasant and pront"oie
/ evening was spent.
40 additional particulars relative 20 TIE
susf eusOn oi Danyllle shop employees couiu
be obtained yesterday. 10 IS fumor@d lhAt
more than seventy men Will be put ON ana
that the wages OF those retained VIII ne re-
duced The road men are generally PAID n
on the fifteenth Of each month, bus sucn
WIS not the occasion tins month. some OF
the men were paid of Yesterday.
In TO a late hour last night no arrests lad
been made by the police.
Several months ago George r. Graft, Of tho
Western Union Telegraph Company IN hlch-
mOnd. applied 10 tho ni;ed States / lsh ,IOh-
INIael frr HL hNonlL-AUn AVt q "tt..I't
hrook trout Two hundred me yearllng
trout arrived here day or two ago and were
put I'm Keely creek where 1t is thought they
will thrive Ia the fine spring water that reeds
the creek.
Mr.. Julian Michaux. who was hurt in the
accident Thursday night 40 the iluu-5lreet
crossing. is improving Ills CONDITION is not
Mrs, NJ. Y. Neister is still very sick with
the Grin 81 her home M Chesterfield.
Air. Thomas Gressitt. OF Rely Br1tt ers.
baltimore. Md and bride nee Miss Mary
Hubbard are visiting Mayor A. G. Attksson.
Mrs.. b. A. Sgeliings. secretary OF Manches--
ter section, No. lOz. UNIVERSAL Or1er ~
Security. received Friday $50 for the beneht
of sick members during the month of Decem-
Der.
The funeral Of Mrs. John NJ French, whose
sad and sudden death occurred yesterday
will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the Meade-AlemOrai church. l. ne ram
ilv request that 10 flowers lie sent. The iOl-
lowing gentlemen have consented To 9c' a. a.
pall-bearers Mcssrs. Henry Walden. k. 3.
TAYLOR. J. W Bronaugh. Jr.. j. II. Patteson'
judge John NJ. lngra Do. John Obricn, John
". Arlington and Augustine Royal
Councilman John T.. Jtz. the newly elected
assistant superintendent of the bmnDrldee-
street Baptist Sunday school has had printed
q number OF invitation cards. which De pro-
tfr Ctz i, one of the best ounday-scAOol
workers in the state.
The remains of the late Miller Michaux
were taken 10 Powlaian county yesterday
morning for burial Deceased was cousin
of Mr.. William Aiicheux. who married MISS
Sublett Oi this city. $50
Mrs Woodbridge continues critically III 40
her home on cambridge street
Miss Fannie Guy. of Richmond. ls visiting
the Uses Baird. ON Twelfth street.
Rev Dr. Paul Whitehead. presiding elder
Of this district will preach no Vest no
Methodist church this morning. ~ night
Rev. W. ". Smith viii preach.
Rev. A. K. Moore. editor OF the Missionary
Weekly Of Richmond. will preach no Co
wardin avenue Christian church tonight ct
7.3O o'clock. sual services at III o'clock IN
the morning. Seats free All are invited.
Rev. W. &. Walden will preach at Central
Methodist church this morning AMI tonight.
Rev Bfr. Woodward VIII preach at the
Finh-street church this morning 40 d O'CLOCK
aud this evening at 13O.
The usual Sunday afternoon Gospei meet
inc will be held to-day IN Leader iiall under
the auspices of the Railroad branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
Rev. f. K. Ih0rnhiil will preach at the
Rainbudgo-street Baptist church to-day Doth
morning and evening.
Rev. Decatur Edwards viii preach at Clop-
ton-streot Baptist church this morning and
Rev Charles y. Van Houton viii preach at
the Presbyterian church day. b.th morning
and evening.
Rey. j. j. Clop.oa will conduct the services
at Meade-MemOrial church to-day