The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-01
MANCHESTER'S BUDGET.
xxysITExs or GENERAL INTEREST.
A Record of tho Happenings In the City
South of the James-Tsets Boiled Down
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND 1fMfs'
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. 1lO4 Decatur street.

Twelfth and Hull streets,
Branch Office. 1l04 Decatur street.
Mrs. D. L. Lipscomb is in Baltimore Oh
Mr.. W. II. Washington has returned no"
Mr. Andrew T. snellings is confined to MS
ng Mrs p n Walker is quite sick at her home
Officer William Moles is stu Aep' ''''
A special term of the Circuit Court OF OncS-
terrified will be held to-day. 100000. IN thu
There was nothing oil lnteioS'
MAYORS court Yesterday morning. ho-oa
Mas Annie Fendley has returned hoHio
f,oro a nIeasant STAY in Lynchbufg.
Tha Misses IithgOw, on Porter street, Gro
entertaining Miss Annie Burton on ar9 sI s.li'
NJ Nathan Fubank is suffering nom 4
sprained knee caused by a iaii il0"' ''''''
0'w Mr. r W. Bell. formerly Of this, city. now
iii. n', -, pa,eysbnrg was in Manchester yes
WrR q. Beazley. Of the South Boston
News was in Manchester yesterday, ana
called at The TINES Bureau;
Recular services were held IN most OF the
chnrcbes Yesterday. and considering the III
cIsment weather were largely attended.
4 number of the suspended Danyille shop
.,onioves have been taken back and 1t is I'M
derstood that others will shortly be put 10
work. ,,,,
child of Mr. John ;. Eggleston took place
Yesterday afternoon from the Meade Memo
rial church.
Evangelist Smith preached 70 large crowds
at Leader Hall yesterday afternoon and
night The meetings will be held at this
place the balance of this week
A meeting of the city central Democratic
h.. ha11 at
7:80 O'Clock in the Leader building. Matters
pertaining TO the coming municipal election
will Do discussed
The probability is that there will be quite
number OF candidates for Office in the coming
May election. The names OF Mr. II. A.
Maurice and Lawrence j. Pool have been
mentioned in connection with the mayOralty.
Mr.. w. I. Pitt WAS chosen as the represen-
tatve from Dale Lodge, to the Grand Lodge,
Knights of Honor which meets at Roanoke
tomorrow. In consequence OF his inability 10
attend. Mr. David j. Weisiger. his alternate,
will act as the representative.
Mr.. Lesley C.. West, foreman OF the Dan
vile railroad shops at North Dsnvile. was at
the Manchester shops yesterday. Dir. West
served his time at these shops and was Tor
some time engineer OF the dummy that
ran out to the New reservoir during the
booming season OF 1883.
The following is the report of the chief of
police for the month ending yesterday Two
arrests for felony. % for misdemeanor and 20
for ordinance violation. Total, AZ. They
were made as follows: BY chief, %; by first
assistant Is; by second assistant, z; by chief
and second assistant. 2. Total, AZ.
Manchester is very highly houored in the
grand bodies OF the benevolent orders Mayor
A. c. Attkisson is past grand chanc ellor OF
the Pythians. George w. Toby and G. $.
Wells are past great sachems of the |. o. X:
M. Captain James A. Lipscomb is past grand
noble arch of the Druids and W. NJ. Lipscomb
is past State councillor of the Jr. o. L. A. M.
Mr.. w. Il. Lithgow is and has been grand
prelate of the Grand Lodge. X. of p. for
fifteen years. Mr.. Harry i. Owen is grand
lecturer of the Masonic Brotherhood and
Mr.. L. Morrissett, now of Richmond. was.
during his residence in Manchester. grand
chaplain Of the Grand Lodge. /. 0. 0. +.