The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-28
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
GRITS' BAZIAH STILL CONTINUES
10 ATTRACT LARGE CROWDs.
Captain Il. Scott Gibbs Receives Check Tor
SRA Little Boy Falls OF a Fence
and Breaks His Arm-Personai.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RrcHMosp TIMES I

oiANCHISTEB BUREAU hICHNOcD liAN''f
ll2l HULL STREET, BEATTIE BLOCH
The bazaar for the benefit OF '"e
Manchester Grays still continues to ara"
large crowds. and the ladies' are hopeiui
OF raising the necessary amount ~
purchase the uniforms.
The programme last night WIS as io'-
lows Recitation by Miss fioie"O'
Evans, duet by Misses Emma Latham
and Mamie Pitt, dance by MISS wen
ster's pupils. and solo by MISS Mdnile
Pitt. The Symphony Club, Of Richmond
is expected to be on hand. also com
panies "B" and az" of the First VIZ
| ginia Regiment.
The following donations have been re-
ceived since Yesterday: SILK umbrella
from Rurks Clothing House. lemons ron
Mr. Redwood. fancy work from - MIS- Is
lseman. watermelons from Dir. 7. Is.
Cersley cigars from Harvey. Savory,
from the Mallory Durham Cheroot COM
pany, OF Durham, through their sales
man. Mr.. J. T.. Freeland.
Captain l.. Scott Gibbs, OF the Man
chester Grays has received the ioloWlLg
letter. which IS worthy Of emulation by
our merchants and citizens generally
Manchester, Va, June -, 1874.
L. Scott Gibbs, Esq. Captain Command
ing Manchester Grays:
Dear Sir: Enclosed please md check
to the amount of So. which is TO assist
you and your noble company In the
commendabe undertaking i'm which you
nave engaged, and ! sincerely trust II
may be the pleasure Of all good citi-
2ens 10 render you and your noble COM
pany all the assistance In their power.
Hoping your bazaar may be an entire
success in every particular. | am
Yours very kindly,
g II SHARP.
The little grandson Of Mrs. Thomas
Smith, who resides at Fifth and Balm
bridge streets, fell from n fence yester-
day morning. breaking one OF MS arms
near the elbow. DR.. Archer was summon
ed and set the fractured limb Ter the
little sufferer
The board Of supervisors Of Chester
field county have decided TO reduce taxi
ton next year ten cents on the 500 worth
on property. This will be gratifying
news TO property owners in the county.
At a regular meeting Tuesday night OF
LilDerty Council, No. 49, Jr. .. L. a.
were elected for the ensuing term 81
six months Junior Past Councillor. r. T..
Criddlei Councillor. +. $. Barrett; Vice
councillor. X. l.. Ellis, Recording Secre-
ing Secretary. VIM. Marshall; Einan-
cial Secretary. VIM. J. Morrlssett; Treas |
urer w. II. Toler; Conductor. j. j. |
hurry; Warden, J. \. Wilson; Inside |
'NtNl w. d. IL d1i|i ''AA't'4f AA'ls |
j. q. Purdy. Trustees: a. r. Toler j. |
q. Purdy. O. ". Butler. Representa-
tives TO State Council: g. VI. Trevilllan
and Il. \. Hughes. Jr. Aiternates: VIII
liam j. Morrissett and G. W. Butler.
Mr. j. G. Redford was awarded a prize
for bringing in the largest number Of
applications. This council now has a
membership Of nearly two hundred. and
is in a hourishing condition.
The Committee on Cemetery Will meet
this evening AT o'clock.
The condition If Mr. Wellington Bran
dis. who has been quite III. was some
thing better yesterday morning.
The Police Courtroom presented q
very quiet appearance yesterday morn
ing as there was nothing on docket TO
attract the attention Of the visitors TO
that popular resort
Miss Marie Bass. who has been on a
visit 10 relatives in Washington for the
past month, has returned home.
Miss Julia Morris. OF Richmond. is
visiting Miss Bessie Gill. on Cowardin |
avenue.
A marriage license was issued in the
Jerks office Of the Hastings Court yes
.erday morning 70 Mr.. Benjamin Frank
In Waddei and Miss Eliza T. Jack
son.
A large number Of young gentlemen
md ladies' from Swansboro went out to
Narwick's Spring Tuesday and spent
/ very pleasant time picnicking.
Mr.. r. y. Bowen. OF Woodland Heights |
s very much indisposed.