The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-23
OVER IN MANCHESTER.
THE CINCINNATI FEMALE CLUB
WILL PLAY THE FOREST Hills.
The President of the Buford Club Appoints
Committees-Death OF Mrs. A. &. Gibbs.
Picnic to West Point.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMKs.
1921 HULL sTRYFT. BPlTTIY BLOCK.

IlZl HULL sTRKfT. BEATIIH BLOCK
! Mrs. A. c. Gibbs died at her home,
corner Of Tenth and Perry streets. We'd
nesday night. She had been in bad health
for some time, and her death was not
unexpected. Her husband. with several
children and grandchildren, survives her.
Mrs. Gibbs was about sixty-three years
Of age Her funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from Bainoridse-
street Baptist church. Of which she was
a consistent member for many years.
The hastings court yesterday was en-
gagged in trying various civil cases. To-
day two felony cases, continued from the
last term Of court. will be tried.
The fair for the benefit Of the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad Band Is
still going on at Leader Hall quite
large sum has already been realized. In
the voting for the most popular musi-
clan Mr.. f.. X. Sampson leads by
large number Of votes. Mr.. Trainham
has the start as the most popular min
lister, and Miss Walthall as the most
popular young lady.
Bainbridge-street Baptist church went
to West Point yesterday on their an
nual picnic. The large crowd who went
report having enjoyed themselves very
much.
In the mayors court this morning,
Henry Jackson (colored). charged with
trespassing upon the premises OF the
Manchester Tobacco Company with IN
tent TO commit larceny. was discharged
Herbert Angel and Cliff Elder, charged
with trespassing on walkers lahulhs
and bathing there, were discharged.
The case Of Thomas Pulley. charged
hafp 6iG0T1eTlX
street. was continued until to-day
Mrs. Iseman has removed 10 the spa
cious store in the Masonic Temple
where she will conduct her millinery
business in the future.
Mr.. Willie Phillips and Miss Bessie
Wilson. both Of this city, were united IN
marriage last Monday in Washington.
The earthquake shock felt at SaNan-
nah. Charleston and other cities Tuesday
night was felt in Chesterfield. A number
Of persons out there say the windows In
their houses ratified and that the houses
shook.
Tho case OF Henry Jones (colored),
charged with setting fire to he Pam
Building. will be tried to-day. 1t was
fixed for trial Wednesday, but was con-
tinued in consequence Of the sickness
OF Mr.. a. c. Attkisson, counsel Tor the
accused. 80
cinnati will play the home team at For
est Hin this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
II look like audacity for n nine composed
Of Girls TO play club with the reputation
OF the Forest Hills. but reports say that
the "voung ladies" are frst-class players
and the boys may not have the WalhoNeI
they expect a large crowd Is expected
to attend, and in order 10 ACCOMMODATE
them the Hull and Perry-street ln IS WIN
D
run through TO the park without a Trans
fer.
Mr.. L. VI. Nunnaly. the president OF the
Ruford Association OF the city or Man
chester has appointed the foho"ihB COM
mittees from each ward.
First Ward-F II. Fitzgerald. J. >.
Sykes. T. T. Morris. @. ". PAYNE ID
Munroe. G. a. Jones. r. II. simmons
G. II. Sims. A. c. Jones. B. +. Faulkner /
W. s. Amos. Preston Starke, Waverly |
Nunnaly, c. s. Reans =. r. Davis.
Second Ward-Matthew Morton. a. =. /
Evans. c. s. Wells, G. =. Walthall, George /
W. Roach. II. a. Jordan, a. c. Gibbs, |
r. c. Williams. J. r. Perdue. G. II. |
Thorp. D. A. Albright, o. I. Merritt,
r. p. Darlington. W. s. Roiin.
Third Ward-Dr r. p. Dorset. II. d.
owen. r. L. Patram. W. a. Gibbs, George
W. Franklin. w. T. Hart T. +. owen,
c. ". Atkinson, W. H. Kidd, j. i. Red
ford. Thomas II. Betty, u. =. Anderson
". z. Brown, r. d. walker, J. y. Boon.
Fourth Ward-W l.. Robinson G.. *.
Macon. H. c. Fureurson John 9. Rice.
r. /. French, +. A. Lamb. Or. T. =.
Mathews. John O'Brlen, J. W. Arlington,
L. NJ Latham. r. c. Broaddus. r. J..
Moody, A. Royal, 3. VI. Robertson, II. a.
Maurice. J. w. Toney. J. #. Butler, J j.
Bailey. W. T. Williamson, J. T. Robin
son, A. y. Snellings, J. II. Patteson. John
Z. McElister, ]. c. Snellings, c. S.
Latham
The committee from the various wards
viii be called at an early date by the pres
ident for conference.
The police have Lot yet arrested the
party who stole Mr.. +. T. Robinsons
gold watch. but they think It was taken
by a little white boy, and expect TO re-
cover il very soon.