The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-24
Manchester Notes.

Saturday night between ~ o'clock and
daylight some thief or thieves entered
the drugstore of Friend Brothers by way
of the side window. They broke the
cash drawer open and took what small
change there was remaining. There was
also small box in the drawer, con-
tanning some gold coin, which was over
looked by the robbers. other articles Oh
little consequence We're also missing.
Officers Wright and smith arrested Il
gang OF cOlOred crap-shOoters sunday
The following participants were before
the Mayors Court yesterday morning ana
were fined 81 each: Robert Goode, W hey
Harris. Henry Jackson, Nathan Murreh,
Joe Taylor, Sy Jones and Henry Porter.
The following cases were disposed OF III
this court yesterday morning:
Charles Clay. charged with fast driving
through the city. Fined 50 and costs.
George Washington (colored). charged
with nghting. Fined 81 and costs
The case Of Mile Cole and Joe GOOde
(both colored) charged with disturbing
the peace and dignity OF the Common
wealth. was continued
DR. Lawrence Ingram and family left
Yesterday morning for ocean View.
Mr.. Harry l.. DuNal IL on business
trip 20 North Carolina
The weather. Sunday evening being quite
inClement. the attendance at Leader Han
was quite small Dr. w. T. Hatcher, who
was 70 deliver sermon on Gideon S
Band. was not present. Captain l.. l.
MOTriss conducted the meeting, and there
were two conversions.
There will be watermelon feast to-
niRnt at the residence Of Mr.. j. X.
Wilson, on Eighth street, between Semmes
and Railroad.
City Auditor Joseph Walden. and his
son, Robert a. Walden, left yesterday Tor
Salisbury, \. c., on a brief visit.
MessrS. Henry Brands and Henry Va
den, who have been visiting friends at
Chula. Va, have returned home.
Mr. A Royal and wife, Misses Bessie
Gin. and Carrie Walden. X. J. Gillian
and wife. Miss KennOn. Of POwhatan. ana
Miss Nelson, Of Charlottesville, left the
city yesterday morning for ocean View.
Miss Mabel y. Wynne is visiting friends
az Amelia Court house.
The Central Methodist Sunday
will give their annual excursion to-day TO
West Point The train will leave the
Richmond and Danville depot in this
city at o'clock. The train Will stop ia
Richmond for passengers. The ladies Will
serve refreshments at city prices.
The police are at work upon the case
Of the late highway robbery in Chester
held and they will no doubt catch the
guilty parties.
The funeral Of John w. infant son Of
Mr. j. Brockwen took place from IT'S
parents residence. No. 33o Maury street.
Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Annie karr, of Washington, ID. c..
is visiting Mrs. John a. Kraft. at Broad
Rock. Chesterfield county.
Miss Mary Latham is visiting relatives
and friends at Falmouth, Va.
Mrs vs.. Fl. Mills. who has been in NJ
hor husbands residence. corner Twelfth
and Semmes. is better.
Mr. g. l.. Petit is able TO be out. after
being confined 10 his residence several
days by sickness.
Mrs -. Hatch is visiting her husbands
parents. at Disputanta Va. She viii boz
absent for several weeks.
Mrs William 6. owens left for Md
lothian, Chesterfield county, Saturday,
where she will spend the remainder Of
the summer
Master Byd Wnuhire. Of 500 west
Twelfth street LEFT for Danville yester-
day morning.
Rev John j. Clopton preached u a.
large congregation at Meade Memorial
church at he morning service Sunday.
Rev Mr. Ruckcr preached 10 a large
congregation at Fifth-Street Methodist
church, az both morning and night ser
vice sunday