The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
NEWS CLEANED IN TIE CITY JUST
ACROSS THE JAMES.
lptsres,ins Proceedings In the mayors
Court-Fspersi Of the Late GeofGe
H. Observation-Disclosures served.
N.souysrrn BUREAU RICHMOND TiMrs'
Itot U.tI STREET.. BrATTig BLOCK.

1871 HoLL SThkfT' ptAiii@ D
rh. continued cases of Buck Dunnl-
vspt and Willie Dobbins, charged ~''S
robbing Joseph Moles, Jr., last Satuiuay
nigh, ON Ninth street OF the sum oil So''
,yss called in the Mayors Court yes
ierday morning. -
AZ. >toIes was the first witness VINO
.osUoed His testimony was substahu-
ally the same as that given Iast "'nuas'
A number OF wdtnesses were examiner
and argument by counsel pesah d"'''
40 O'Clock. cor-
AMER argument by counsel was con
c,nded Dobbins and DunniVant wer ti uas
on 10 the Hastings Court ana o"''
Tbe COURTROOM was packed during inc
trial by friends OF both partes' IT Io..
~ y,,neral Of the late George ~ 1e"
Oft which took place TUESDAY aIttanded
in Midlothian, CnesterngdIu pe~sons came
hv very large crowd. feIsDsn' rom
- mo surrounding country IN
Honchcster. and Richmond. 20 pay dn.
iast SAD tribute OF respect 80 asteem
ceased, who was held III ~ ''o
py nS fnnnrsI took place from the MIC MIC
,ttts,f Nethodist church. Tine ser -, 49,
we're conducted by Rev. Leroy 'i"'H
and REV. j. r.. Jackson ,..,. ,bero
In *
,ssses away one who did much lOi I'D
rountrv. much for his Fellow mn a.
rbose memory will long be rc,NtTiLsyinn,, han.
ficuiarIy by the people OF Snt fortv.
among whom he hau NC ,,crr The pail
Two Years. The following "cie '"0
oea 1nnprayv-D. o. Davis. Richard l.
prnwn j. " ebb-Peploe, ana "Hl'"'"
fem ,,.no hieesrs n. f. Manders, w. j.
,.;HOtnn ID IL Winfree. David f9liIUiii
Anderw J. Eastman, 6. Winhoimn55' Paler,
Vincent, Phoenix C9Xan. w., PobeTt H.
u r Watkins r. w. BaIey' TIT. .aSter
isckson Samuel Page, John a. h'''0''
ana ~ - fnners of Mr. A. b. CraWI5p'ni L
,,hnee sudden death was anhouhueg, or -,
The Times yesterday o'Jocx from his
gay rnsidrnce' on Hull street between
,mSt'o,ncnth and twentieth. rev; 1 ,o5ln,,Si
Cin,ton OF Meade Memorial EIDE Inl
on,Ircb onciated. The remains eide
erred In Maury cemetery Dy INC
of his wife. ,or,,od against the
-, ~ 80 Manchester yesterday ny H,re
an1 restraining the sa.Q az - of the
Tier interfering with tne rivor and
Belle Isle Company III Jd'' mil further
also 10 enjoin and restrain u ~, 'ofNNan-
an 5s of INC court the sad Guy Oh i'" n
oetor its agents, attorneys az ~
ether persous from lnteTItIHt. tu nro-
nlaintiff or those acting .oi ,lTmnr CON
ceedlnss " Ia dams and islands IN 5ne
tIu mentioned. By order OF me III" liz
Of the Law and Equity CVuaeH bas given
Of Richmond, the P ,Sn sum Of 500.
JUN, r, Puffin. a big black man.
~, "hcut lSD pounds, was aTIalsIIrn r.; 90 .,
re MAYORS Court yesleru".S a dis.
an two charges; one TOT CIed T., Ia 81
on .,rnsnce on the Perry-Street me 70
!hp55n0S rigbt and the other LOT as
mVn,iuS and beating MIR. w A. haI ~
,%o conductor. who rs quite yOuns me-,
On tbe charge of creating ulstui o"i ~, y
1npin was fined $40 and costs OI ont
charge Of assault inc dC'u9V"
ON TO the Hastings touft, D,arir tho
the case against MIR. Tom. Maruh, inc
,nntnru,an. and W. A.. Harris, the con1uC-
tor on the car, was dlsnlSScu' diI -
fin was required TO pay coS'S j" wv
RufBn was allowed bail in the, sum or
$50 James Hayes, the colored lawyer
from Richmond, represented the accu5eu,
Counsel for Ru1hn took an appear Oh
tho charge of creating a disturbance.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Eva NJ. Harrison and Mr.. Robert
Gwathmey, october ~, 1884, ne cete-
mony will be performed at the BaiI-
bridge-Street Baptist church.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of MIR. Walter Criddlc, of Swanshoro, and
Miss Maggie Newly, Of Chesterfield. The
ceremony will take place October 3lst.
Mrs. Joseph T.. Mnetrec, who has been
visiting Mrs. j.. +. rison, has gone To
Petersburg.
Rev. W. j. Hubbard. If West Virginia,
rs visiting Mr.. W W Lowry on Tenth
street, and occupied the pulpit of Fifth
Street Methodist church last night
There was another large congregation at
Rainbridge-S church Tuesday night.
After the services Rev. W. r. Hurt, pas
tor Of StOckton-Strcet church, admins
tered the ordinance Of baptism TO three
candidates for his church
Miss Mary BlantOn returned to her
home. In Prince Edward county, after a
pleasant stay Of two weeks with her
COUSIN, Miss Matte Wicker of Swans
boro.
Rev /. J. Spencer, the former pastor
OF Cowardin- Avenue church, occupied the
pulpit OF that church last night.