The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-08
1CROSS THE WATER.
The People Of Manchester and what IneS
are Doing.
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f121 Hull STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.
Manchester is well represented at the
Richmond Poultry. Pigeon and Kennel
Club show. Mr.. II. V. Owen, the presi-
dent of the club. has fine lot OF chickens,
there. Mr.. White shows his dogs Harry
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Miss Holland. of New Berne, n. O., is
visiting Mrs. K. c. Broaddus, on Porter
street.
of tho Meade Memorial church, will play
M the marriage of Mr.. Nell Ferguson
and Miss Carrie Batcheller. at st. John )
church. Richmond. next Monday.
The Fifth-street Methodist church is
having revival meetings. Much interest
is felt. and eight people have made pro-
fcssiOn of faith.
The Rev. DIR. f. VI. Peterson lectured
last evening Mt the Central Methodist
church. His subject was Labor and
Laziness" He is an entertaining. speaker.
Vocal music was rendered by Mrs. Scott
McKae and Captain Frank Cunningham.
The ladies amusement committee OF
the Auxiliary Society of Manchester
Lodge will meet this afternoon at the
house Of Mrs. Charles Sharp, corner OF
Tenth and Decatur streets. at o'clock.
Miss Kate Abbott, lately visiting here,
has gone home to Williamsburg.
Miss Irene Eshleman. of Nandalla,
Illinois. who has been visiting Miss Sadie
Uarnish. has returned home.
The Rev. c. f. Moore begins a series
of REVEALS at the Cowardin-avenue
church Sunday. He will preach Sunday,
and next week the Rev. A. l.. Moore VIII
have the meeting in charge.
The AurOras, of Richmond, by their
victory over the Ironclads of Manchester
Thursday afternoon. are the champion
amateurs Of the State.
A very old pistol is one owned by Mr..
W. W. Clark, at Beach station. on the
Farmvilc and POwhatan railroad. Ia
Chesterfield county. Ii has large barrel
for heavy loads and a smaller one for
small loads. shooting eleven times II
desired 1t was made i'm Paris in 1ISS.
Hopewoll Methodist church, in Chcs-
terfeid. has been having revival ser
vices and ten persons have been con
NIr. Richard Waldrop and Miss Bette
Walden were married in Goochland
county Thursday by the Rev. James
Reynolds.
Yesterday afternoon colored man
fell i'm the street ut the Leader building,
and was taken to the static. house. 1t
is thought he was taking 50 u TO De sent
to jail to be taken care Of.
Both the Hull-Strect and Perry street
lines will begin the sale of school tickets
over their road on Monday. This will
be- good news to the Manchester students
who go to Richmond.
The suburbs of Manchester are over
run and infested with tramps. Keep
your doors closed.
The finance committee of the city conn
ell met last night A number Of bills
were found correct and ordered to be
paid. The report Of Treasurer j. w.
Bronaugh was received and filed, with
approval. 49,.
The Times in its report of the political
meeting held Thursday night at Morris
settles Hall mentioned that the Hon.
Leigh T. Watts addressed it. This gen
tleman did not do so. Colonel L. &.
Marshall, of Portsmouth. was the
speaker. and he made a most earnest
and effective speech. which was received
with enthusiasm. The reporter was mis-
led in the name.