The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-04
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.
MESSRs. sTROUD e 0EIEVE. ono
GERS, TO s. r. ROYAL, TRUSTEE.
About Matters foiifical--The COMMITTEES
Rack Again--New Pupils bnros'ed-in
the Mayors Court--Personai.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHMoNp TTNEs' !
1871 HUIL sTRKRT. BEATTIK BLOCK. }

MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHMoNp ITNEs.
1871 HUI sTBKRT. BEATTIK BLOCK.
deed OF assignment was fled In the
clerks Office OF the Hastings Court yes
terday by Messrs. Stroud Gfieve
TO Samuel p. Royal. trustee. for SIZES.
After paying T.. A. Saunders Son
ti,SS0.ie. the following creditors are pre-
ferred: w. Lewis Flour Mills, 1910. Whit
ue & sydnor, ys2S; The c. +. sauer Com
prny. 1856; Watkins & Holiday, 1894; l..
Powers. $40: II. w. Hunt. muller. SIS;
Southern Manufacturing Company, 81,
Richmond Baking Powder Company. 1915;
J. Dill, sl2.G; j. w. Laughlin, 500:
j.. c. Edwards. s5.12: r. T. Parke, sl.70.
Messrs Stroud q Grieye conducted
n grocery store on Hull street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth, where they
have been doing business for several
years. 1t is believed that their assets
will cover the liabilities
Matters political are growing gradually
more interesting in Manchester and Chess
terfield, and some interesting campaign
work will be done within the next month.
Mr.. j. Haskins Hobson, a prominent
Populist, was in the city yesterday
on his way To the Popullst convention
which was held at Hailsboro yesterday
10 nominate candidates for the House
OF Delegates in this district. He said
that he intended coming to Manchester
some time this month In the interest OF
his party.
Colonel G.. X Macon and Hon. w. w.
Baker, the Democratic nominees for the
House of Delegates returned yesterday
from Powhatan, whore they addressed
The people Monday. Hon. Thomas White
head was also there. and spoke IN be-
half OF the Democratic cause. Mr. Will
liam NJ. Flanagan, Of Powhatan. address
ed the crowd after the Democratic speak
ers had finished. Chairman f. V. Cog
bill. Of Chesterfield. is waiting TO hear
from Senator Daniel as TO whether he
Will speak at Chesterfield Courthouse
next Monday.
The people Of Chesterfield county are
very anxious 20 hear Senator Daniel.
and II ne can arrange 10 be at Chesterfield
Courthouse Monday ne will be greeted
by a big crowd.
State Senator +. VI. Parrish. and
Messrs. w. w. Baker and g. X. Macon.
Democratic nominees for the House OF
Delegates. Will be there TO discuss the is
sues OF the campaign.
In the white schools of this city yes
terday. 1877 new scholars. were enrolled.
This makes a total enrolment in the
white schools of go. The total enroll
ment in the coiored schools is $50. This
Is an unusually large attendance.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
Ing the case Of the Arabian woman,
named Mary Heinine. charged with as
saulting a negro woman named Missile |
with a Ratchet was continued |
till to-day, owing 10 the absence or |
several witnesses.
Gus Raines (colored) was sent to the 1
grand jury on the charge of stealing
lot Of coal from the Richmond and Peters /
burg railroad.
Daniel Harris. a highly respected col |
ored citizen of this city, died Monday |
afternoon. He was for many years a
porter for Captain A c. Atklsson.
Daniel was one Of the oid-time darkies, |
and was always polite and courteous.
The present schedule of seventeen and /
fifteen minutes respectively on the Perry |
street and Huli-street car lines is caus- |
Ing no little complaint among the patrons |
of the company. on each line are only |
four cars.
Miss Annie Gill, of Chesterfield, is |
friends in this city.
Mr.. Oscar McGhee continues quite sick |
at his residence, on Ninth street
MIR. and Mrs. w. -. Craig, Of this city,
are visiting in Washington. ID. c.
The resumption OF operations on Belle
Isle is hailed with delight by many peo-
pie In this city.
Master Henry A. Nunnally, of this city, |
will leave this week for williamsburg, |
TO attend William and Mary College.
a quartette composed of four of Man
chester's young men, Messrs. Thomas |
Slaughter, Clifford Davidson, Aaron |
and Terry Totty, under direc-
ton OK Mr.. j. w. Mccain. was organized |
Monday night. They promise 10 give Man |
chester some good music I'm the future. |
Mr.. Everett T.. Early is visiting rela-
tives In Aibemarle county.
Miss Julia Hudgins. Of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Mabel Sutherland, on Eighth |
street
The October term OF the Chesterfield
County Court begins next Monday
Miss Susie Fulks has returned home
from a visit TO relatives In Goochland
Little Lucia, daughter of Mr.. II. b.
Owen. is quite sick with malariai fever.
Mr.. John II. Jewett who has been visit
ing relatives at Midlothian, has returned