The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
xyrny PRETTY WEDDING Ar TINE
MExDE-msMoBrAL oHURcH.
No Fraud in Chesterfield coun'y-An o''
Negro Man Goes insf o = fer'"hAs
and Ofher News Of tsterest'
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHHoNp TINES
if9i HUI SHEET. BEATrIE BLOCH

7. aae-Memorial church yesterday
.,,srnoon At o'clock Miss Helen Cabei
Hancock was married 20 Mr. FRANK H.
Cauthorne by the Rev. % D. N'0i'0i
pastor OF that churcn'
The bride was gowned in white crepe
de chine. with lace veil. she was at
tended by her maid OF honor, MISS Ger
trude Wcisiger.
THE groom was accompanied by his
hest man. Dir. S. p. Nottingham, OF Ba'ti-
more. go,
Tho bridesmaids were Misses Bessie Ghl'
.Juiia Morris. Agnes Walker, Ella Mayo
Nina Cauthorne. and Marion liyiand'
The following gentlemen men Sc'So q IL Mai
iory. Col. b. o. James, r. II. Hancock
w IL Ball. and Rollin Hancock
The bride IS the attractive daughter o.
the late DR. Philip >. Hancock oi N"e9-
The groom Is the popular trayEel,ih,s
salesman for r. NJ. sutton & CO.. OF BAL
The newly-wedded ones were the re-
ciplents Of many handsome presents.
They left for a northern ana NeSlei"
"trip. g., 400, &, Sos
sion Monday. and viii continue IN session
until to-day There were a nuInper %
presentments made by the grand jury
among Them one against Mr.. Benjamin
BsileV. charged with stealing morse
and buggy from Mr.. Henry adth' oI
Chesterfield county Judge Cloptoh, n
instrlicting the grand jury. said that he
had noticed through the papers that iraud
had been alleged I'm the elections ~ some
counties in Virginia. and asked the trahd
Jury TO make a diligent inquiry ana See
IL any had been committed IN chester
Held. The grand jury reported OF the con-
ciusion OF their duties that after a care
ful investigation they found no suspicion
os fraud anywhere in the county.
Abner Baker, the oio coloIed man coh-
fined i'm the city Jail for stealing brass
from the Richmond and Petersburg RAN
road Company has become insane ana
commission of lunacy will no doubt be
summoned In a few days. The old man
has broken several window glasses IN the
iail. and has done much damage 10 every
thing within his reach. He IS about
seventy years Of age.
The ladies who had charge Of the en-
tertainrnent last week at Leader Hall for
the benefit Of Central Methodist church
cleared siZ2.@ from the entertainment.
Samuel Harris was fined $50 and costs
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
for being drunk and disorderly on the
street
The Manchester school superintendency
viii come up for consideration before the
General Assembly next Thursday night.
Mrs. Harry White. OF Camden, n j..
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
EnOch McCabe in SwansbOrO.
Mrs Charles f. Moore is quite sick at
her residence. No. 1917 cambridge street.
MIR Charles Ashby mas returned TO this
city after a visit Of several days to Dun
lOp's. in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Harnish left yester-
day morning for a visit to New York.
The fremen's banquet. given at Fire
mems Han. in Manchester. last night for
the benefit Of the fire department was a
complete success.
An excellent supper was served and
heartily enjoyed by the large crowd in
attendance.