The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-17
A MANCHESTER BUDGET.
4 CITIZEN SERIOUSLY INJURED
A Plan OF improvements that VIII "AA'
Sister City the Pest Equipped WIZ"
trIcaI Railways In the Country
MANCHESTER Bureau Richmond TINES |
Twelfth and Hull streets.

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND iiMLS'
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. 1I04 Decatur street.
Mr.. George G. Anderson, who lives al llV,
Decatur street this city, was seriously anu
painfully injured Tuesday evening ABOUT ''oO
o,cloct ~ Tho Richmond Paper Mills. where
lie is employed. A..
After his supper he received iheSs"so '""
an elevator at the mill had broken anu "'N'
over to repair 1t. and while climbing down i'on
a Temporary scafold barrel toppled over
with him. precipitating him to the MOOR Ills
hip was dislocated and badly fractured.
The physicians attended to the injuries and
he was sent home about midnight III 'ne
Richmond ambulance. Drs. Slower ana
Franklin cam, over yesterday. but were una;
! bIe 10 saw 10 what extent Mr.. Anderson hau
been hu,t At late hour last evening be
was restino quietly and doing a. wei as
could be expected under the circumstances.
ITEMS or INTEREST.
II is rumored that two inch veins OF coal
have been discovered on the line OF the
Farmyille and Powhatan railroad. ~.
The snow which fell all of Tuesday night
and part OF yesterday morning only rehcno ',
deuth of n few inches 10 melted very rap
idlv in the afternoon. The Hull-street cars
,veya drawn by four mules each during the
forenoon. but later in tie day were running
Range of thermometer OF THE TINES bn-
roau yesterday, a. NJ, 90 u NJ. o9' l.
NJ. 81. ....ot
Owing TO the lack of quorum the street
committee meeting for last night cnl.ou ~
consider a matter from one OK the street i"''-
ways had to be postponed. 49,
In conversation with LIS I'M In. ~ the
day evening Mr. James r. braoiey, ~ s.0
Richmond and Manchester Railway company
said that his company would build a large
power house the work on Wnlcn Wouiu Oef1u
"a soon as the weather would permit. 10
saws that 450-horse power engine "ou,1 20
put up and that twenty new cars "ouiu 20
placed on the line, that II posi- 10 lho "U WIZ
would be completed by the LIST OK NAY. 10
Hull-street line will be equipped with eiec-
trcitv. a norton of tho poles necessary lor
this work having already been placed along
the line. Mr.. Bradley says he proposes 20
give the people an excellent service, anu c0u,,
templates doing a big traffic 10 Z crest M
Park which will be fitted up and converted
into one OF the handsomest suburban pleasure
resorts in the country
The poles for the electric lights are beng
put uD ~ rapidly as the weather VIII permit,
The Manchester Odd-tellOws Will be wei
represented at the coming session n the
Grand Lodge. which meets IN Richmond
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prominent Odd-Fellows here are Dessr5.
Joseph b. Walden. who has been secretary OF
Stuart Lodge since It's institution. nearly
twenty years ago. For many years before theg
time he was secretary Of Henderson Lodge;
Henry 4. Jordan j. Robert Ellis. c. ). Wells,
Charles BlankenshiD and @. w. Cook have
also long been members OF the order which
is in "a very tiOurishlng condition IN THIS city.
PERSONAL POINTS.
judge B. A. Hancock attended the funeral
of the late Alexander DOnnan in Petersburg
Tuesday.
Mr. William T. Hart has been mentioned
in connection with the City Council from the
Third ward.
Mr.. John Perry continues quite sick. His
son, lir. G. Il. Perry, Of New York. has been
summoned here in consequence of his illness.
Mr.. II. j. Nunnally continues quite sick at
his home on Tenth street
Mr.. Daniel Broadnax has been mentioned
in connection with the Office Of justice OF the
peace from the Fourth ward.
Mrs ID. 4. Snellings, secretary of Manches-
ter Section. No. l02. L. O. of s.. has received
from the supreme section $50 for the mOrtu-
ary claim of the late Rev w q. Lumpkin
and s7j for the partial disability claim oil VIII
liam Ready.
field county. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. Y. Owen Tuesday night.
at their residence. corner of Everett and Ihir-
teenth streets. entertained Misses Bapty. Nc
Chimes and Pikerton, and Me-srs. ". J..
Flnegan and ID. A. kenefck of Richmond. A
handsome supper was spread and the even
in delightfully."- spent with music, games.
Rotations DC.
FUNERALS.
Mrs. Mary I. Rudd. wife Of Mr.. Alexander
Rudd died at her husbands residence corner
OF Seventh and Decatur streets. Tuesday.
She had been IN i'll health forsome time. She
was a Miss Gill anl was q sister of Messrs.
John. Jesse aud Hugh Gill. and was greatly
beloved by all who knew her. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon from her late
residence and was largely attended by sympa-
thetic friends. The pail bearers We're: Messrs.
John Hughes. +. W. Weisiger. James +. Brad
lev. II. A. Bowen, II. T.. Du Val and W. y
Moody.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev j.. L. Dadmun. of West-End Methodist
church and the interment was made IN Maury
cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. 2. Sue Hooper took
place Yesterday afternoon from the residence
of Mr.. W. 4. perdue and was largely attended
by friends and relatives. The lnterment was
made in Alaury cemetery.
Young Mems Christian Association bundle
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