The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
WHAT THE People oyER THE
rivrR ARE DOING AND SAVING
Heath Of a weii-Known TalIor--sf'e'"'
Charming Entertainments" e""s"
At Bethlehem Other Items'
M.xouysrrn BUREAU HrcnxoSD IIMh~
Itoi UulI STRICT. BrATTn BLOCH '

nav,a spigeI. a weil-known tahor Oh
this city. died at his home on hu" s"es'
near Thirteenth. yesterday morning aoo"'
o'clock. lie had been indisposed ior se''
eral DAYS. but his death was unexpected
Deceased was in the thuty-fourih year
~ hts age and had been living IN tnlS
city for four years. He was DOT" III
pnss,a. and about two months ago n'
declared his intention Of becoming "
citizen Of the United states. lie leaves "
,aaou and six children. His funerai
viii take place this afternoon from 81
r,oscs Monteforc. in Richmond
dlspatch from PETERSBURG SH.,
.con,missioners ". X. MchehheF -,
Y u. Davis to-day sold ~ pubic a" ,.''''..
nv virtue OF a decree OF me 'lI0"it
of Chesterfield county. IN tie sr', -
Augustus Wright ana others ',,,ors
S,.1oa,v AGAINST II. w. George ana others
~ reat estate In Chesterfield county Just
snnosIte The city. known as the ,he so,'i-
"a Heights compaDy's property. i"''
,'roo,,,v comprising Il large area Oh ian"'
,yss t,prchased q year or TWO ago uu''"s
,bo real estate boom Tor the PuiPo9e "a
.,a,.:,shing q town with various mann
.ss,oriee which was TO be lighted WIN
electric lights. TO be Furnished WIN 80
,ric railways. and 10 be connec'eu WIZ
petersburg by an iron bridge aoios9 '.e
Appomattox. The sale OF inc -. -
view OF the hard times are le7@' 80
remarkably good. ,,-,., ro,sco-
..t ch,rch will have an entertainment
al Leader Hall four nights, coi'inen0ine
Tuosdav. January 30th. they nave ar
,.ouged A fine programme, which eih-
braces vocal and instrumental MUSIC ps
.so,oo ~ the best talent i'm Richmond anu
sf,ocbester Those taking part III 'le
oho,,,s viii meet tonight at the residence
81 MIR A. N. FITZGERALD, corner OF EicV-
onth aud Perry streets. As TINS VIII ne
the last rehearsal, IL IS desired in"' 'N'''
shall be a large attendance. ~. w..
Mr. Augustus Hancock ana MS -.
a. eennler were married Wednesday
ae,crnoon al bethlehem church, chester
Ga co,,ntv, A large number of friends
OF the happy couple were present ~
witness the ceremof y. ,,,-.-..,...
The supper at Toley's store lhursaay
night. by the ladies Of the PresDy'erian
church. was well patronized' ana meat
A,,sses Pattie and Emma Lacy, OF
uoodburv. \. j., are visiting 'heir
e,ster. Mrs. r. NJ. Fendley, on Porter
street. u,. a, ~
his home. corner Of Seventh ana for'er
streets ..,,,..,<,,
,nsee +. A. Hancock, has returned
from GreenesVille county ""V'O nv
been holding court u,.
,rho relief committees are hard AT Work
soliciting subscriptions for the poor.
MIR ~ A. Lamb conducted the services
NJ Clopton-street Baptist church wed
nesday night. ...,,,,,.
The Pythians OF this city are working
hard for the entertainment FOR ther
benefit at Leader Hall Monday night.
There were no cases before his iiO"''
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning
The Hastings Court was mol III sess'o"
yesterday. ,-,.,... ,o,,r,
Judge John n. Ingram Is holding court
for Judge witt, of Richmond. Judge W.T.
has been quite sick for several days.
4 meeting of the city School Board was
called for Thursday night, but no meeting
could be held as there was no quorum
present. 49,. 49,,
The case of Williams against the Man
chester Railway and Improvement COM
many Mayo's bridge line) VIII be cdIivu
in the Hastings Court Monday.
The proceeds from the entertainment
e,iyen I'm Leader Hall Tuesday msht, unceI
the auspices Of the Earnest Workers OF
the Central Methodist church, realized Si4o
instead of $40, as has been stated. ms
money viii be used for the benefit OF the
poor OF the city.
The celebration of Burns birthday Is
always looked forward TO with great IN
crest by the Scotch citizens of Richmond
md at these entertainments there Man
hester is generally represented.
AS there are so many worthy Scotch
people living in this city now, 1t has been
that q Caledonian club be or
,anized here.
one of the most delightful dances that
las occurred in this city this season took
,lace Thursday night at the Archer man
sion. corner of Eleventh and Porter
streets. Twelve couples participated IN the
lance. which came to a close about MID
hight Refreshments were served in album
lance, and the merry party OF young
people spent a pleasant time. The dance
VAS chRperoned by Mrs Willis Archer anu
Misses Annie May and Sallie Iurpln.
Among the young ladies present were
Misses Nena owen. Jennie Robertson,
Minnie Wesiger. Gay Goolsby, Lula
Baird, Leila OBran, Amelia Pilson,
Mamie Weisiger. Leila Robertson, Louise
" ebster, Flora Moody, and Mary Robert
son. The young gentlemen present were
Aiessrs. George Cox. Willis Puiliam,
Thomas Turpin, Lorin Fendly, Sam. Pat
teson, Clifton Robertson. Allan Taylor
Emmett Turpin, Arthur owens. CabeI
Moody. Bernard Robertson, and Thomas
Robertson.