The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-14
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN THE
err ACROSS THEJAAEs.
Went Away to be ussrisd-stois a "o''ns'
Political Chatter-Those Going 10 an"
Coming from the worid's FAIR

Mr.. James Toney and Miss Leah Moore
Of this city. left Manchester TUESDAY
morning. for Halifax. North Caroliiia'
where they went 10 be married. Oi their
return home they VIII be giyen reoep-
lion by Mrs. w. b. Carr, sister OF MISS
Moore. The couple have rany friends IN
this city who wish them much happiness
chief OF Police Lipscomb arrested tues
aey night Alonzo Saunders. a negro
youth. charged with stealing COW IRON
some unknown person. The negro offered
the bovine for sale TO Mr.. james Nun
nally who suspected something was
wrong. and refused to purchase the am
mai. Saunders refused 10 tell where ne
got the COW. AT the police court yestei-
day morning the case was Continued
The Democrats OF the Fourth ward nave
elected Mr. ID. l.. Toney ward superinten-
dent. In the Third ward Mr.. George -
Ely was elected ward superintendent
The campaign In Chesterfield ior Coroner
O'Ferran commenced last Saturday when
Mr.. John n. Cox spoke at Glover nm In
the interest Of the congressman MT
coy addressed large audience of Ches-
terrified citizens, and his speech mace
fine Impression :. <ty.,,,
The trolley on electric car NO. IL tfuli
street iine) broke one on the raliCdu
gates at the Richmond and fetersDurs
raiiroad Tuesday night. The railroad
waterman let one Of the gates down De-
fore the GER had gotten out. 80,
Mrs NJ. s Moss and Masters Willie
and Edgar Moss. Of Huguenot Springs
are visiting their friend. Mrs ). Il. fulKs,
OF Ninth and Porter streets.
Rev Or A. Binga, Jr., OF the FIRST
Raptist church (colored) Of this city, LETT
Yesterday for Washington to attend the
meeting Of the Foreign Mission Board
DR.. Binga is the chairman OF the boaru'
Rev. II. G. Garrison preached 70 large
congregation Tuesday night at CoWarain-
aver ne Christian church. Last hisnt
Mr.. r. T.. Michaela led the song SerFice'
which began at 715 o'clock.
The regular meeting OF Manchester
ROYAL Arch chapter, No. as, A. r. ana A.
M was held last night at the Masonic
Temnle corner of Cowardin avenue
and Hull street number or prominent
Richmond Masols were present.
Mr.. Emmett Wingheld has returned
from Chicago, where he has been on
visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Frank Hancock. Miss Minnie va
den and Miss Cabel Hancock lelt yes
ferdav afternoon for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Emma Lamb, daughter Of Mr..
f. A. Lamb. left yesterday for GLADE
Springs. Va. where she VIII attend
school the coming Session.
Mr. and Mrs. -. -. Beattie have re-
turned home from the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Wnloughby Schade is quite sick at
his home, near Chesterfield Courthouse.
Mr.. ". CLAY Chamblin, Of Whitby stock
farm. Chesterfield. has gone TO Chicago.
The Second Ward meeting TUESDAY
night endorsed Ex-Governor Fitzhugh Lee
for United States Senator.
Captain z. L. Morris. who has been
detained at home for several days In
consequence of sickness, was able to be
out yesterday.
Miss Julia Frantz, Of Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs. -. Il. Iipscomb.
Miss Wortley Embrey has returned
home after n pleasant visit 10 her uncle,
Mr. @. Scott McRae.
Rev s. t. Reynolds returned Tuesday
night from a visit 10 Caroline county.
The new City Democratic Committee
Of Manchester met in the Leader office
last night for the purpose OF organiza-
ton Mr.. O. l. Merritt was elected chair
man. Mr.. p. =. Wesiger secretary, and
Mr.. Thomas III. Fisher treasurer. The
meeting then adjourned till Monday night.
The following are the members OF the
committee:
First ward-A S. Wright. r. q. Dun
ford. and George w. Payne.
Second Ward-James II. Holiday,
Lawrence p. Pool and O. I. Merritt.
Third Ward-W. G.. Burgess, J. Marks.
and II. r. Weisger.
Fourth Ward-J. S. Butler, H. d. Fer
guson. and Thomas II. Fisher.