The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
NEWS CLEANED FROM LM0S0 QUIZ
FRIENDS LCHOss THE JAMES.
The Mayors Court--No Grand Jury Ih's
Term-Eoboes From the storna-on LOT
Norfoik-Dr. Mathews to Wed.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES

IiZl HULL HIEtEt. DEATH DHF'A'
Mr.. A. w. Fair was before Mayor Matt
rice yesterday for violating the city orui-
nances. H. making repairs 70 MS bulidihh
on Hull street between Thirteenth anu
Fourteenth. The house was partlaliy DC
stroyed by fire some months ago. mr.
Fair stated that he had before the |ou"-
ell an application to make the repair .
and that several members Of the Couhcn
had told him that there would De ho oo
lection to granting the permit. Inc mat
ter was continued until after the next
meeting of the Council.
Owing 10 the fact that there was
grand Jury at the September term Oh 'he
Hastings Court, and there being a great
number OF cases on the civil docket THIS
term. the court will not order another
grand Jury until the November session.
The october term OF the court will be-
gin tomorrow. Judge Ingram VIII caii
his docket, beginning promptly at ~
o'clock. Lawyers having cases for trial
are expected to be in the courtroom
promptly at 10 o'clock.
During the heavy wind storm In this
city Friday night one OF the walls to the
Patch building on Hull street blew down
and knocked in an adjacent tenement
wall.
In Chesterfield considerable damage was
done In the way of blowing down fences
and barns. A good deal Of corn was
blown fiat on the ground. The creeks In
the county were very high yesterday
The Northern mail due In this city at
10 o'clock was delayed several hours by
reason OF washout on the Richmond,
IL -t,ly- I'D DIT oil
The following gentlemen Will represent
the various councils in this city OF the
Junior order United American Mechanics
at the State Council to be held In Norfolk
tomorrow: New South, George w. Mum
and w. T. Pugh; Davis, w. r.. Smith and
J. r. Smith; Liberty, r. II. Hughes and
W. G. Clements. The delegates from this
city and Richmond will leave this MORN
ing In a special car, decorated with the
national colors.
There will be Democratic speaking In
Swansboro one night this week. Honor
able b. b. Munford and Honorable w. w.
Baker and Colonel G.. X. Macon. the
Democratic nominees from this district
for the House of Delegates, will be on
hand to discuss the issues Of the day.
The Little Workers" will hold their
regular monthly meeting this afternoon
at $50 o'clock with the StOckton-Street
church Mr. z. r. Hamilton. Of Richmond.
will address the meeting.
DR.. William p. Mathews left yesterday
at o'clock for Cincinnati, o., where
he will be united in marriage to Miss
Anna L. Graham next Tuesday afternoon
at Forest Avenue Methodist church in
that city The bride-eect is a daughter
OF Captain d. l.. Graham, formerly Of
Granite, Chesterfield, and is quite popu-
lar in this city.
The marriage Of Mr.. Charles Chamber
lain. Of Washington, d. c., and Miss An
ME V. Taylor. OF this city, will take
place October 10. 1898. at $50 p NJ. from
the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. ]. r. Perdue, wife and daughter re-
turned yesterday afternoon from the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. d. ]. Baxter. Of Petersburg, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. n.
Mann. In this city, has returned home.
Mr.. r. II. Blunt an old Manchester
boy. who has been residing at Iron Gate,
Va, for the past ten years, has returned
10 this city, and will locate here In the
future.
Mr.. Robert o'Brien has returned from
Chicago and speaks In glowing terms OF
the Worlds Fair.
Thursday. October 18th. will be regis
tration day. AZ,
Miss villa Anderson is visiting Miss
Daisy Anderson, Of this city.
Mr.. Junie Lipscomb. Of Iron Gate, Va
is visiting his mother on Ninth street
Mr. Oscar @. McGhee continues quite
sick at his residence on Ninth street.
New South Council. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. will give
ball at Leader Hall next Friday night
October 10Th.
Rev. w. c. Walden. OF Central Metho-
dist church, Will preach special sermon
for Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans, TO-
night at 1880 O'Clock at Central church.
Yesterday morning about II o'clock Mr..
Willis Neister, Of Chesterfield, saw two
deer standing in the road near the inter-
section Of the Warwick road and Midlo-
THAN turnpike.
Invitations have been Issued for the
marriage OF Mr. p. Waverley Jones and
Miss Hattie b. Owens at the Bainbrldge-
strict Baptist church next Thursday
evening. October 18th, at 8;45.