The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
MANCHESTER'S BUDGET.
CHICKEN THIEVEs ON THE RAM
PAGE--POsTOFFIC NEWS.
FuneraIs Of Mrs. Nary A. Clayton asd Mr..
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The numerous citizens who wish to
serve their country in the capacity OF
noetmaster of Manchester viii be very
clad ia hear OF the action Of the Post
Office Department in Washington regard
ing the Office here.
The limit of allowances for Its expenses
Is added TO. so that the remuneration OF
tho nostrnaster for rent and other current
incidental expenses viii figure up some
s.. 200 yearly.
The mayor had little to do in his court
Yesterday morning, with only two unim-
portant cases. One was dismissed and
one was continued.
| MIR. II. c. Broaddus viii occupy the ren,
ovated and improved store at Hun "no
! Eleventh streets in November
MIR. II. G. Beattie who lives near crest
| nm Park, had visit paid to his mem
house Wednesday night by chicAe"
thieves.
HIS driver. John washington, fred at
! the .ntruders, and they reluiheu 'HS 'O"i
| pliment from a revolver.
There has been great complaint from
| owners Of fowls in this neighbofhood
| lately. as 20 like depredations upon their
| property.
Many friends of Mr.. James Lynch and
| Miss Annie Blankenship were at their
marriage Wednesday night, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. L. X. Thornhill.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs
Mary a. Clayton, who died Wednesday
afternoon. will occur at the First Baptist
church. in Richmond, this morning Ut
II o'clock. Al,
Mr. Robert a. ellis. Of Powhatan, died
Wednesday night at his home near SuD,
Ietfs and will be buried from the oiu
Powhatan church this afternoon. -.
A fine specimen Of the bird OF freedom
,o,,,,ao,,ly known as the eagle. was shot
at Chester lately. His eagieship was SIX
feet ten inches from end to end oil MS
wings. A.. Council,
me, last night in regular session.
THE ouestion Of choice Of a pastor Ioi
Stocltton-street Baptist ehurch mas ho'
vet been settled. Ill,
large turnout OF Democrats II io ~,
ed for at Fine Creek Mills To-Day ny
speakers are: Colonel u. n. naIoi ,o 81
lie Hon. W. W. Baker, Democratic hoillI
,laoe Co. the House Of Delegates IRON
We dietrict The Hon. Waller X. Staple'
e. oigo exDected 70 address the people.
- r NE, few members Of the ProhibiloI
-, rbo met at Odd-Fellows' Hai
, ! Wednesday night. appointed IVY 80
| .,o1 Committee. which is TO meet at th
-, Mace Tuesday night next. Inc mem
81 - ere. I n. Busby, chairman, Alex
" Moody. W. ". Lumpkin. ,. n. ~
I 6ro,-e THOMAS Wilson. Walter 4. SInltn
+ Murray, Harvey NJ. clark anu isa"
T Manchester is expected TO roll up %
( LARGEST majority for the Democratic tl ef.'
she has ever given at the appfos'o'''''
/, election. ,,....., 1v,s 20
3 Rev. Charles n. Van Houten mas re
= turned from Newport News. ., ,-or
i MIR. John G. Rice has returned i'''
=, Chicago c,,,oeterdeld
q yelling relatives in Baltimore, where 81
I viii remain during the winter
: Mr. George Balm is quite I'll AZ ms re
u s,dorce corner Sixth and Decatur streets
d Mrs. d. b. Goode, who has been quit
sick. IS improving Id. 4,
Miss Eta Adams continues quItc y
. al her fathers residence on Nlhtn sue
y Mir p 6. Wood, Of Midlothian was
= trbe notice went on another hunt 10
+ tramps last night and. baeSed severe
- including one colored man from Kich'uo"'
70 They were locked up. 80, ro,o
Iudee W. c. Kerr, and Judge Jane
NJ. Gregory addressed meeting Oh FopO
lists last night at Gibbs Han.
a set of burglar tools was Iopi ,'l -
= ~ ToIice lust outside the city limits
- The richmond and Danville trac
. iaet night and the guardians of the peac
ore locking for the owners Of the XII