The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-02
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
raE CASE OF MAMIE B<ILEf rosI-
POND TILL NEXT TERM.
In the Mayors Court-~odd-feliows Meet
ing-Thanksgiving services-Ne"s
FROM the Churches--Personai.
NIrcHysTrR BuRRAu RICHMOND ZINES,
fiaI Hu1r, sTPIrT. BrATTIE FLOCK.

fi2I HUI sTRrrT. BtATTIE BLOCK
The case OF Mamie Bailey. the eelorea
woman who is charged with in2anticide'
was called In the Hastings Court yester-
Cav. bat was continued TN the first day
of the December term Of that court, owing
10 the sickness Of Mr.. Wing. Of Black
stone her counsel The court win ad-
3ourn to-day for the term
Mayor Maurice had quite lengthy
docket before him yesterday morning and
The following cases were disposed Of
Eddie Fowler and Beverly Totty two
white boys, were charged with stealing
wheat from a box-car in the yard OF
Warner MOores mill. Several witnesses
testified that they saw the boys TAKE lue
grain. The prisoners Acknowledged the
theft and were sent on 10 the huS'ii'b'
Court. -
sandy johnson (coIoreO was charged
with being drunk and creating us
.,rhsrce lie was fined $50 and costs.
Robert Baugh tcolored), charged with
,sfsine a disturbance In the store OF AiI'
s. ID. Atkinson Fined 500.
wilbur Turner drunk and disorderly on
The street. FINED $50
Isabella Johnson, c0iofeo woman,
WAS charged with stealing q huHi"cI y,
household articles from another coioieu
woman. The case was continued.
To.morrow afternoon the Junior OTder
1r,ited American Mechanics viii hoid
Thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian
church. The services will commence at
o'clock. and a very interesu-B pro-
cramme has been arranged Tor me occa-
Sion. which is as follows. !. Anthem y!
choir 2 Opening ode led by choii. d.
PRAYER by Rev. Med. Kucker g. "oiD
by AIR, William Morrisett D. sermon 10y
Rev. {. ~ Van HOuten. d. ffaYet 10y
Rev. r.. II. Rudd Z. Closing ode lea ny
choir s. BenedictiOn by Rev. o. d.
C1onton. Mir Augustus CARRIER VIII pre-
stdd AZ mo organ. Liberty Council will
meet at their lodge-rOOm at o'clock, ana
,,,ul nroceed TO Odd-FellOws' Hall, corner
Fiehth and Huh streets. where they VIII
be Joined 10y New South ana DAVIS
councils and then march TO the chuIch'
,rha Juniors cordially invite the pubic
10 worship with them on this occasion.
cowardin-Avenue Christian chufch was
crowded Thursday night 70 It's utmost ca
pacity with persons TO witness the enter
tainment given for the Deheht % '"e
church. "The News from the Nation,
rendered by thirteen young ladies', and
sbe fableaux. The Ten Virgins ana
"Tacob's Dream" were highly enjoyed
nv the audience. Miss Birdie Farrar Of
Richmond. rendered "Hiawatha' In an
admirable manner. The temporary stage
buut for the occasion was handsomely
decorated with cedars and hollies.
neat sum was realized from the entertain
ment. -,
Henderson Lodge Of Odd-Fellows held
n largely attended meeting Thursaay
night at Toney's Hall. After the routine
business of the order the lodge adjourned
an a body 10 the first floor of the building,
where an elegant Thanksgiving-suppe
vas prepared by the Young Ladies Ala
Society of Meade Memorial church. The
supper was highly enjoyed by al the
members. and toasts were responded 10 by
several Odd-Felows, including Mayor H.
a. Maurice.
All the pastors of the Methodist
churches in this city have been returned
10 their respective churches, much 10 the
satisfaction OF the members.
Commencing next Monday night the
,adies OF Central Methodist church Will
have a series of entertainments az Leader
Hall. They will also furnish supper
The entertainments are expected to last
week.
one deeds were recorded IN the clerk
office of the Hastings Court. During the
same month nNe lndiIldbN hN'ii'N' w.
issued of which two were white ana
three cclored.
Mrs. Il. A. Bricker died Thursday AFTER
noon at her residence. near Bethlehem
church, I'm Chesterfield county, IN the
thirty-sixth year Of her age Mrs Brick
or removed to this county several years
ago from Pennsylvania. and was pious'
Christian lady. she had been SICK TOT
several months. and leaves husband
and several children to mourn their loss
The funeral took place from her late
residence yesterday afternoon
Ruth, infant daughter Of Mr.. j. Il.
Shepperson, died Thursday night at the
residence of her PARENTS, No. 40 Perry
street. aged six months The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. II. w. Carter left yesterday AFTER
moon for Danvilie and points South.
MIR. William T. Morgan, OF Portsmouth
is on a visit to relatives In this city,
his former home. Mr.. Morgan Is en-
Moved in the navy-yard In that city.
MIR. Richard r. Minor OF brakes
Branch, is visiting Mr. William Cox in
this city.