The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-15
ACROSS THE CHANNEL.
THE OTHER SIDE SHOWED UP AND
STREET CARS HARD At WORK.
Death Of Mrs. Mary j. Moorc-Lodgs ON
GERS Installed-CoidcstD Day Yet-Ssr-
mon on Infideiity-Personal.
MANCHESTER BURrAU RICHMOND TINS.
1121 HUI srRrYr RrIrrIr RrocH

| ll2l HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.
Manchester is showed up. and the colo
weather leaves its impress upon business
generally.
The street-car companies deserve a grea
deal of credit for the faithful efforts tC
clear the tracks Of snow, which is ter
inches deep in some places. The Perry
street car lire is open beyond Reedy
creek bridge. The Hull-street line has
worked its way little beyond Nor
risett's store. in Swansbcro. Snow plows
were at work all day yesterday, and a
force of hands were pushing the work
There are many disadvantages to cope
with. however, and II may be some time
before the line is opened to the park.
| Mrs. Mary ]. Moore. wife of Mr.. j. T.
| Moor died Friday night at IL o'clock at
the esidence of her husband, corner of
| Thirteenth and Decatur streets. The fu-
| neral services will take place from the
| late residence this afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. w. c. Walden will conduct the SER
vices.
Henderson Lodge, No. los, of Odd-Fel-
lows. has installed the following officers
for the ensuing term: Past Grand, w. II.
Wilkinson; Noble Grand, George w.
Roach; Vice Grand. ]. w. Jones; Sec
rotary. Matthew Morton; Treasurer, j. w.
Mccain; Chaplain, o. ]. Markham; Con-
ductor. j. o. Goode; Warden, w. A.
Bradshaw; Right Supporter to Noble
Grand, G. S. Wells; Left Supporter to
Noble Grand, A. W. Moody; Right Scene
Supporter, r. l.. Atwell; Left Scene Sup
porter, Oscar McGee; Inside Guardian,
w. II. Hart; outside Guardian, A. c.
Belcher; Right Supporter TO Vice Grand,
~
Grand. II. NJ. Owen; Trustees Matthew
Morton. w. T. Hart and c. S. Wells.
Friday night was the coolest of the
winter. In some places the thermometer
registered zero.
Rev C. N. Van Houten will conclude
his series of sermons on ''Inhdelity" to-
night. The sermon will be an answer
to the attacks of infdelty on Jesus
Christ. The subject OF the sermon is:
THE Conquering Christ"
Mr.. Aubrey J. Thornhill who has been
quite sick at his residence, corner OF
Eleventh and Porter streets, is improv-
ing
Opachisto Tribe, No rs. Improved Order
Red Men. held public installation OF
officers at Cersley's Hall Friday night
The following chiefs were raised for the
cna'ing term: Prophet, +. c. Becker;
Sachem, T. E. Clarke; Senior Sycamore
j. g. Roach; Junior Sycamore, w. e.
Redford Chief of Records. J. L. Day
Keeper Of Wampum. w. p. Cheatham
First Sannap, w. c. Clements; Second
Sannap. L. II. Clements; Guard OF Wig
wan. Isaac Wingo; Guard of Forest, B.
b. Hungerford; First Warrior; j. e. Ben
nett; Second Warrior, Isaac Tinsey;
Third Warrior. X. A. Hughes; Fourth
Warrior, G.. II. Barrows. After the in
stallation. Mr.. William II. Mullen, of
Richmond. addressed the meeting in be-
half of the order. and there was singing
by the choir of West-End Methodist Epis-
copal church.
The snow on the Free bridge has rem
dered travel very difficult. From the
street-car tracks II was cleared and
thrown in the middle of the bridge.
Mr.. c. E. Mays. who has been sick for
ten days, Is out again.
Mr.. w. 5. Goode is quite sick at his |
residence, on south Twelfth street.
Mr.. j. II. Walden is confined TO his home |
on Maury street, with pneumonia.
The friends of Mr.. B. A. Nunnally will |
be glad to learn that he is out again |
after a severe attack of bilious fever