The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-19
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
rrrxs OF INTEREST CLEANED IN
r8E err xcRoss the BRIDGE.
The Relief COMMITTEES TO Meet soon-he
was Given six Months in JaiI-Msso"ao
Degrees Confsrrsd-Psrsonais.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHNoSD lIMEs
If2l Hull STREET. BxiTTH BLOCK

Ii2l Hull STREET. BxLTrn BLOCK
Things were very quiet In this city yes
terday. Nothing OF special importance
transpired.
The committee appointed for the relief
OF the poor arc hard at work soliciting
subscriptions and looking after the needy.
The committee has not yet decided on
what course TO pursue In regard to rails
ing money, except by subscriptions. The
contributions are coming In slowly. Sew
eral suggestions have been offered TO dlf-
ferent members Of the committee about
the establishment of soup-house in
this city. bat this does not seem 20 meet
with the approval Of great NUMBER OF
citizens.
The ladies CT Mcade-Memoriai church
will have a silver Tea" tomorrow
nigxt, from 20 10 O'Clock. at the residence
OF MIR. ID. l.. Pulliam, on Porter street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth, 10 wh'eh
every one Is invited 10 atteno. Every
nerson attending the entertainment VIII
be expected 10 deposit ten cents IN silver
at the door -.
The funeral Of Mr. Il. ID. Baker took
place yesterday afternoon from Cowaroln-
Avenue Christian church and was iaIsey
attended The interment took place in
Maury cemetery.
The remains of Mr.. John II. Campbell
were taken Wednesday night 10 prospect
Prince Edward county. for intermen,
In the Hastings Court Wednesday after
noon AIonzo Saunders (colored) was sent
10 iall for six months for stealing COW
from the late A. L. Harrison. Dennis
Davis fcolored) was sent 10 jail for fifteen
DAYS for stealing wood-horse Inc
court was not in session yesterday.
THE ladies OF the Presbyterian church
win serve an elegant supper at Toneys
building. corner Of Eleventh ana Hun
streets, January 18th. oysters In every
style will be furnished and liberal
patronage is hoped for
The public schools VIII be closed to-day
on account OF the birthday of General
Lee.
Rev. r. T. DadmuD. president or the
Christian Endeavor Society OF the State
will leave to-day for LynchDurg 10 at
tend the annual convention of that body.
The following delegates Will represent
the society of West-End Methodist
church: William McAllister. II. u. Clarke,
G. NJ. Bowers, and J. f.. BEDFORD Secre-
tary Michaels. of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, will conduct the SER
vices at this church next Sunday.
Right Worshipful II. II. w. Beattie,
district deputy grand master. No. 81. A.
II and A. NJ. accompanied by DR.. George
Friend. paid a visit to Midlothian Masonic
lodge Wednesday night. and conferred
the frst degree upon one and the second
mon two candidates. After the labors
OF the evening all present partooa OF
bountiful repast.
Miss Bette Beasley. VINO mas Deeh me
.,,est ~ Mrs. W. G.. owens. No. ll2S
perry street. returned home Wednesday
Miss Julia Beale, of scottsville. Va. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. a. W. fahr' NO
1l04 Decatur street.
Mr.. w. r. Lithgow who received pam
ful INJURIES last Thursday by falling from
a chair. is slowly improving.
Mr. Mosby Pulliam is detained at nome
by sickness. -,
Miss Claire Clayton has returned from
Amelia county, accompanied by her
friends. Misses Mamie Wiley and Rosa
Nunnally.