The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-23
CITY OF MANCHESTER.
n.xrrr RROWN, VINO PUT IRsENTC
IN THE NEIL, Still AT LARGE.
Among the Churches-wili Have Another
Hearing To Day-Entoycd whit Mon
aav-An Amusing Entertainments
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES
tt9l HIM STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK

one Of those VINO was PpiS"'iN"' ''''N
,,roved 10 be without foundation, as Dr.
r,eram. the attending physician stated
,h.f he was considerably better yester-
day
mi. Brown. the negro who il is be-
ueved put the arsenic IN the meal mas
40, been seen since last Friday. lie
s,,ted then that he was going TO New
York. -.
,,,tined in their efforts to get at the
hottom OF the matter. Commonwealth
A,torney Cogbill, of Chesterfield, Was IN
,be CITY Yesterday, making invesuSauoHs'
M regular meeting Of the Baptist sun
dav-school Association OF ChesleIheiu
US held Sunday at Salem Baitisi chuIch'
near Centralia. AT the morning session
Tev. Mr. Nettles. pastor OF the Cnuion'
'...acbed an interesting sermon, anu l"i-
pc, RI The reports from the different
aorroIs were read. In the afternoon au-
srssees were made by Rev. DR. Ed"aIus'
- u A. Hancock, and Messrs IhoIias
Elicit and i. Ii. Wells co,-
Chudr,uts day was celebrated at Ntn-
III Methodist church Sunday morihhs'
~ w. c. Walden preached sermon
sritabIe TO the little ones ana lhe si"5
g. and recitations by the children NeIc
e~reatlv enioved by the large cOhsIeb1'io"
Va attendance. IDOL
REV. l.. h. Thornhill preached speCIai
sermon 10 the Junior order Ohl'eu AliIil
80 N1echanics Sunday afternoon IN BAN
hridee-street Baptist church ne "I9
a1,,ree was a very able one, and the mem
- Of the order. who attended the scr
80 An "a body. listened with great inter
~ NVuie Norrisett. of SwansDOro,
sang a solo. III, to,,,r
Tbs ladies OF Asbury chapel Will begin
an tca-cream festival at the chapcl 10
night which yin be continued from hlsh'
10 night tin Friday. inclusive
PANEL Maboney and John Elan, the
two white youths who were arrested III
swansboro by Constable I'D. DAVIS Sat-
urday night on a warrant charging 'ne ii
With stealing horse-shOcs from the olu
Dominion Iron and Nail Works company
will have another hearing TO-DAY Deiole
the Police Justice Of Richmond
Cantain James A. Lipscomb. or TINS
civ is one OF the committee appointed
NV Lee Camp TO look after the comfort
~ the Veteran cavalry on the occasion
80 he reinterment Of the remains or
-, president Davis Captain Lipscomb
viii be at the market house. IN TINS CITY,
At Q o'clock on the morning OF the DIST
instant. when he will assign places IN the
rarade to any Of the old veterans OF TINS
city wishing 10 take part. ,
MANY picnic parties passed through
,be civ Yesterday A large crowd went
a. Forest Hill Park and Falling creek
STUART Lodge Of Odd-Fellows went on
an excursion TO West Point, where they
eniovcd Whit Monday boating, hshlng'
dancing &C. large number OF hsher-
men dalied with the unsuspecting perch
an the banks Of the noble James, ana
Il was a typical summer day.
Under the auspices of the New South
Council OF Junior Order United american
Mechanics an entertainment VIII pe gwen
an Leader Hall next Thursday night,
calleA IAN Exposure Of the Secret Work
80 the order" Messrs. ]. w. Tyson and
charles Malone will render some amusing
speciaItIes. and an entertaining play. with
the following cast of characters, Will be
given:
Grand Mogul-N. =. Ogilvie.
Grand Vice Mogul-John II. Smith.
Grand Assistant Mogul-A. L. Bradley.
Grand Recorder Events-M. w. Mere
dith.
Grand Patriarch, Grand surgeon-J. E.
Greery.
Grand Conductor-E. c. Gill
Grand Inside Guard-J. Ed. Riddick.
Captain Muligan Guards-A. y. Mont
gomery.
Mulligan Guards-T. ]. Winder, L. G.
Evans. w Il. Adams. J. w. Jackson.
Candldate-W. L. Needham.
The Petersburg IndeX-Appeal had the
following complimentary notice Of the lee
ture delivered in that city last Friday
night by Mr.. James Alexander Blank
IT, rtrha pVf IN
Manchester eleven years ago:
1.-THE lecture was not only a delight to
the eve and ear. but was educational,
giving. as nothing else could do. an accu-
rate idea Of the White City. and of the
size and beauty of each building. Per-
haps the most popular views and most
enjoyed were the mammoth groups of
sculpture. many Of which were designed
by Mr.. Blankingship. and which have
placed him among the foremost American
sculptors. The evening was most thor
oughly enjoyable and the entertainment
"a source OF pleasure second only TO n trip
10 the windy city"
Politics are getting lively in Midlothian
district. and indications point TO a large
vote being pOlled next Thursday, when
the contest for supervisor will be held.
The Democrats have nominated w, w.
Baker and the Republicans Cornelius
Mlmms
On Thursday five councilmen are 10 be
elected I'm Manchester. and I'm Chesterfield
all the district officers will be chosen
The supervisors Of Chesterfield were
i'm session Yesterday. and were engaged
I'm testing the new road machine. with
a view TO purchasing several others like
Il.
A missionary meeting was held In Cow
ardin-avenue Christian church last even
ing. Several addresses were made. and
the singing and Rotations were especially
interesting 10 those I'm attendance.
Mrs Reams who lived IN Chesterfield.
near Petersburg. died Saturday. She was
widely known in the community. and
was a member of a well-known family Of
Chesterfield
Mr. Julian r. Goode has gone TO North
Carolina on business.
The Chesterfield circuit court will be
IN session to-day, and will then probably
adjourn for the term
The infant son Of Judge John II. In
gram, who has been quite an for several
DAYS. Is somewhat better.
In the MAYORS court yesterday morning
a little white boy was fined a dollar for
shooting gravel shooter IN the street
number Of persons have been 10 see
the Jefferson Davis funeral car which Is
being fitted up at the Danville shops. In
this city.