The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-15
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
HAPPENINGS or interest IN III q
err ACROSS THE JAMES.
Former Msnchesterian married-Ihe Police
Coart-ssnt Up For Eightecn Month
His Vehicle Damaged.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TiMEs' !
sfot u,,,, srarv~ RrarTTg BLOCK.

MIrcrrsrrR BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES,
fl2l HUH sTRrrr. BEATTts BLOCK.
A special from Graham. Tazeweii coun-
~, says:
.gaise Mary Cammie Ford. daughter OF
q. 8. Ford. formerly Of Bon Air. Vir-
rinia. and Mr.. NJ. y. Massie. OF Nelson
county. Virginia, were quietly married
Mt her fathers residence here yesterday
evening at o'clock by the Rev. II. II.
Halves. d. d. The bride Is a very ac-
romplished young lady, and a great Ia
yorIte in this town. The happy young
noupIe left on the o'clock train for
So ,,,,ura home in Nelson county.
Miss Ford formerly lived In Manchester
where she has many friends. She is
beautiful and talented young laoy, anu
Is a niece OF Messrs. John H. anu H. d.
Taylor" -,
The case of the Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company, charged Win
violation OF city ordinances III ruhhIhs
a car at an unlawful rate OF speed was
called before the Mayor court yes'e'u"S'
and was dismissed. .,-as>
charged with having In his possession q.
cow gupposed to have been stolen, was
conttnued tin to-day, and the prisoner
remanded to jail. g,
Isham Farmer (colored) was fined
1850 for disorderly conduct,
The County Court OF Chesterfeia was
Engaged Wednesday In the trial OF hopert
Mills (colored) charged with assaultihs
Irwin Bass, a white man. with an axe
me prisoner was found guilty, and his
bunfshnent fixed at eighteen montns IN
The penitentisry.
r,dge C1opton, OF the Chesterfield
county Court, appointed DR.. T. j. Cheat
ham. Lee Wells, and A. Il. Winfree' com
nisssoners TO examine the county JAZZ
The commissioners reported that the jan
was Ia good condition, and the manaee-
n1ent OF the jail WAS reported as Deins
very good. -.
Chesterfield. while driving home from
Richmond in a buggy yesterday morning
about seven o'clock. was startled 10 hh'e
an electric car. some distance beyond the
Manchester Dower-house, run into ms
vehicle. and shatter one or the wheels
besides otherwise damaging the buggy
The boy was unhurt.
The series Of meetings at Cowardin-
avenue Christian church are being large
iy ATTENDED. and considerable interest is
being manifested Rev. Mr.. Garrison is
earnest, oHttilht Pi'd'''Nif
sermons are highly praised by those VINO
have heard them.
The public schools Of this city VIII cofn-
rnence on Monday October "a
Mrs. H. S. Moss and Masters Wine anu
Edgar Moss. OF Huguenot Springs, are
visiting Mrs S. L. Fulks. on Ninth ana
Porter streets.
Mr.. Frank Hancock, Miss Minnie Naden'
and Miss Cabell Hancock left "Wednesday
afternoon for the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Robert A. Walden, of Alexandra,
who has been visiting his father, Auditor
i. b. Walden, returned home Wednesday
night.
Mr.. d. e. Bransford, Of Radford, Is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. F. Il. Robertson and family, oil
Savannah Ca, are visiting Mrs. j. II.
Patteson, on Porter street.
Mr.. c. s. Wells, OF this city. left Wed
nesday night for the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. D. l.. Pulliam was out yesterday
after several days sickness.
Rev. t. Il. Dadmun and wife, who have
been visiting friends in Petersburg, have
returned home
Rev. McD. Rucker Of Fifth-street nj. u.
church, will preach a special sermon to
men only tonight.