The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-24
MANCHESTER AFFAIRS.
.pxyINGs or INTEREST IN THE
err ACROSS THEJAaEs.
.oeMrs. Robert II. Taylor-Memorisl
s.rvIoes-Hur' In a" h'p'o''"n'
court Proceodings-Personsl.
.,-~v,eTrn BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
Ah ~ HI1L STREET, BEATTIE BLOCK.

pobert y. Taylor di,d yesterday
about 10 o'clock at the residence
.,., mother. Mrs Elizabeth II. Walden.
O. mn. near Manchester. shs rad
D-, COX about two months. Mrs. Taylor
lady OF charming manners and
....,, character. She was a sister CT
80 Henry Heth and Robert Il. va
,,-s Ben T.. owen. Jr.. and Misses
tavina and Carrie Vaden. me
- will take place from Meade
I'm church this afternoon at >
fdo-k
..r,riai service in honor OF ths late
-. r.. Blanton viii be held at Balm
49,. street Baptist church THIS after
.. Q O'clock. pr. ". E. Hatcher ana
-. ras,5r OF Bainnridge- street church
r make addresses. MessTs' Nun
Vie and Charles Page VIII sing
srecal selection at the request OF
I...ascd. and other special song ser
ur N.t t. conducted by Mrs. Ruin Hard
l- -rla~e will doubtless be a large At
i+s.[re I'm honor OF this venerable man.
'.s. eioeral OF Mr.. A. r. Harrison,
.. death was announced yesterday
.,ta Mace this afternoon at !
...s fr5m his late residence, so. lS21
,r ,.raef. and the inteTment Will be In
-. 1mny burying ground near his city.
-4. f.roral Of the little child OF Kew
,sU Rurker took place from tiith-
e.-.+ Methodist church yesterday af'er-
...r and the interment was In Oakwood
cemetery
Wr Ernest Farmer. young man eigh-
..lr wears Of age, who was painfully
t,,rs5 Friday morning while at work at
p,ios varnish factory. where he was
,~r,1ved was doing as well as could be
.,1s,fed Yesterday. The accident was
r,1s.d by an explosion OF the vaTnish' the
ana epetterIng on MIR. Farmer from his
,,is- .ip. Dr. +. T. Rucker dressed the
The meeting at Cowardin-Ave1ue Chris
.sr church. conducted by Rev. IL. Z.
Garrison. has resulted in much good, SIX
conversions having been made. besides the
s,rsogthening Of the Christians. Mr.
Garrison viii preach ri both services to-
dsy and probably during this week
Ir the Mayors Court yesterday morn
mr-Ius Honor Mayer Maurice presld-
trg-fbe following cases were disposed Of
Charles smith (cOCred was sent 10
Sail Ter ninety days IN default OF surety.
Clovi Jones. misdemeanor, sent on 10
tte october term Of the Hastings Court
The case Of Samuel Saith was con-
tlrled until Monday
I'm The Hastings Court yesterday morn
irg Robert Gladmond who was tried Tor
breaking into a freight car on the PETERS
burg road was acquitted.
chief OF Police Lipscomb has recovered
a number OF chickens which were stolen
ana has arrested one Of the parties VINO
las leen suspected Of depredatinS on mem
houses IN this city.
The city Central Committee VIII meet
tomorrow evening at x O'Clock In the
Leader office go make arrangements TOT
conducting the campaign.
REV. II. G. Garrison. OF Roanoke VIII
conduct services for the Railroad Branch
n the Young Mems Christian Association
40 Loader Hall this evening at ha4--psst
+, o'clock
The regular monthly meeting or the
West End Methodist Episc3p Chnrch
Building Fund Association viii be held
this evening M $3.50 o'clock. Addresses by
Revs. i. j.. Bosgs and Rudd.
Rev. Mr.. Eoggs Of West Point, VIII eH-
change pulpits this morning ana night
qith Rev H. r. Dadmun, who is now at
Vest Point. where he has been holding
r.ival services all the week. lie VIII
rurn home tomorrow.
city Sergeant Fitzgerald took William
Turner over 20 the penitentlary yesterday
% serve term Of five years. lie was
Convicted at this term or the court for
breaking into q house on the premises cf
Nr. II. q. Beattie and stealing an aCcOr-
Ge0n and a pistol.
a very interesting game or baseball
ras played Friday afternoon between the
Clowns and the Terraptn nine. which re-
suited in a great victory for the Clowns
ty g score Of TO T. Batteries-fOr the
Clowns. jennings and Baush; for the
Semmes- Street team. Moore and Smith.
Nr William l.. Moes. who has been
confined 90 his house for several weeks
0n account OF sickness, was reported
somewhat better yesterday.
Miss Mamie Chalkley. OF Chesterfield,
IS visiting friends I'm this city.
Mr. r. T.. Michaels will occupy the pull
p.t ~ the Clopton-street Baptist church
To-day.
Miss Lethia Perdue. who has been Wis
fling friends IN Dinwiddle county. has
returned home.
Mrs w. T. White has returned from
Washington. She was accompanied by
Mrs. i. r. Thornhill from the Capital
City.
Mrs Philip J. Trice. Of Petersburg. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. o. NJ. Driscon.
on Porter street.
Messrs John @. Rice. Thomas William
son and Ira Anderson left yesterday after
noon for the Worlds Fair
Nrs u. +. Lipscomb has returned from
The North
Nr Charles Woodall has returned from
me Worlds Fair
N.Y. Il. q. Chamberlain has returned
rom the Worlds Fair
cock and Miss Minnie Walden have re-
turned from a delightful trip 20 Chicago
and the Worlds Fair.