The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-07
MANCHESTERS MATTERS
u.,.rx,yas OF TYTERxsT IN THE
CRY Across THE JAMES.
The Inquest Postponed--An1ions to Extend
IN. Line-ofsscers fnssalled-A Colts
wonderful Leap-Personal
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coroner Brodnax, Of this city, will hold
an inouest next Monday in the case OF
q colorcd infant who died under suspi-
cious circumstances on Fourth street
between Decatur and Hull streets The
mother Of the child and one Of the I'M
norfani witnesses in the case are SICK
hence the postponement Of the inquest
Some Of the citizens Of Granite are ex-
tremely anxious for the Richmond ana
Manchester street Railway Company to
ox,end their line from Forest Hill PARK
10 Granite. thence across the river 10
the New Reservoir in Richmond. Apro-
nos 10 the above the Legislature granteh
a charter 20 q company 70 puld piluto
across the river near Forest fiiil PARK
and the gentlemen who interested theih,
selves 10 this enterprise are sun hopiu'
of seeing this bridge pollt anu eio0''''
cars running over IT,
Tbe moot court and literary entertain
mont given by the graduates ana STU
dents of the c0l0red High School al he
school grounds on July T. 1885, IN the
interest Of the organ fund. was a success
Anoiber entertainment will be given al
en- early date for the purpose OF paying
off he remainder Of the debt upon the
organ. Principal Blackwell and his corps
Of teachers have done great deai TO-
ward The advancement Of the coioleu
schools in this city
DEPUTY Grand Master ". II. Snead' OF
Henderson Lodge No. l05, !. o. o. r. OF
this city. will pay an official WISH 10
Hallsboro Lodge No. 81, IN ChesterneIu
coun,v tonight 10 install the newly
elected officers Of that Iodre. About
twenty Odd-Fellows from this city Will
sccompanv the district deputy grand
master, and pleasant time is ahtlci-
patcd.
The following officers have been in
stalled for the ensuing term by Past
Councillor W. & Clements: George But
Ter. Jr. past councillor; ". j. Morrissett'
councillor: X. l.. Criddle. vice-counclilor'
william Toler treasurer; O. u. Harris
recording secretary; s c. Nunnaly IL
nancial secretary; Walter Criddle warden
George Wilson conductor; l.. W. Balton'
inside sentinel J. G.. Purdy, outside SEN
tined. Trustees-R. w. Walker, ). y.
BEDFORD. g. NJ. Trevillian.
A fine Norfolk colt out Of a Brennan
mare. belonging TO Or. Lawrence Ingram.
Jumped through window at the WhitDy
stables a day or two ago. Mr.. H. Clay
Chamblin. proprietor Of the Whtby Stock
Farm. saws that il was a wonderful jump.
Hundreds OF colts have been in the same
stall but this Is the first one that ever
iumped through the window. which is
an opening about two feet square and
five feet from the ground. The colt was
seriously injured.
The trends Of Colonel A. S. Buford
held a meeting at Odd-Fellows' Hall,
corner Of Eighth and Hull streets last
night The meeting was a secret one.
There will be an O'Ferrall gathering I'm
Leader Hall tonight for the purpose OF
making arrangements TO take part in
the ward meetings next Tuesday night.
Mrs. Rosser l.. Moody continues quite
sick at her home. on Porter street.
Mr.. ID. l.. Pulliam, Of Manchester. Is
the attorney for the National Beneficial
Society. which was chartered by Judge
Wexford. Of Richmond. last Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Il. Nance. of this city. is
quite sick at her residence. on Stockton
street.
Mrs. Kate Brarch. Of Petersburg. Is
visiting her sister Mrs. William Cox, at
No 1913 Porter street
Mrs. Mary A. Wallace, Of this city
left yesterday for Copper Hunk Springs,
Va. where she will spend few weeks
The Ladies' Parsonage Society Of the
Central Methodist church will have a
birthday celebration July 18th.
Captain William Henry White, of New
York, president Of the Manchester Water
Company. was I'm this city yesterday.
The coal vein recently discovered on the
farm Of Mr.. John Turpin, near Hallsboro,
IN Chesterfield promises TO be very
lucrative find
Miss Rose Ferguson and Miss Ella
Taylor. Of Pleasant Hin. n. c.. who
have been stopping with the Misses Had
don, In Manchester. have returned home.
A meeting Of the committee on new
church building OF the Meade-Memorial
church was held last night at the church.
Mr.. ID. l.. Pulliam is chairman of the
committee
Captain William II. Eanes, Of Peters
burg. who was killed by fall in Peters
burg Wednesday night. had many friends
IN this city and Chesterfield who deeply
regret his sad death.
Mrs. Patteson, mother Of Mr. j. IL.
Patteson, cashier of the Mechanics ana
Merchants Bank, continues very Ill. MIR.
Pattesons son Henry is also very Ill
with typhoid bfever.
The Manchester Presbyterian sunday
school has adopted resolutions OF thanks
10 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Stein for kindly ten
derng 20 the Sunday-school the use OF
their beautiful grove for picnic purpos IS
The funeral OF Mrs. A. 5. Barrett VINO
died I'm Swansboro Wednesday morning.
took place from the West-End Methodist
church yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK