The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
NEWS CLEANED IN The CITY just
ACROSS THE JAMES.
Tho Hustings Court-Work on the Do'
Line-His Leg Brokeu-A Boy rams
from "a Tree-PersonaI.
MiNcHrsTrR BUREAU RIoHnoNp lIMEH'
'112f Ur1I STREET. BKArTTE BLOCK.

1921 HULL STREET. BKArTrE BLOCH
The July term Of the Hastings 'ou'
commenced yesterday morning -.
John II. Ingram presiding. Inc Jus 81.
appearance shows that he mas sle1u'
enjoyed the saltwater atmosphere oi
GINA Beach. where he has beeh ~
tendance upon the Virginia Bar Asso0ia
ton.
At the conclusion Of Judge lnsram ,
charge TO the grand jury he stated uial
this was the beginning OF the teri" VI
service OF Captain A. G.. Attklssoh "S
Commemorative Attorney. and ne ielt
assured that he could pledge MN not
only the hearty cooperation of the Court
but also of the grand jury IN the, Us
charge Of the responsible uutlvS % I,o
office. The. Judge further staleu !.!niaiee lD
was atlsnod that captain AtthiSsoh
would mn rhe office with fidelity and DIS
unguished ability ,. -. .ro
By way Of Just compliment to ne
grand jury. the Court addei tn4I ,ne
peace and good order which II had been
the privilege OF the city 20 ENJOY LOT 50
many years was largely due 10 me rear
less manner I'm which the grand JurltS
summoned for the court had "lS'hdi6eu
their important duties. ,
The grana Jury brought IN the follow
Ing true bills Thomas Jones 'CoiyitV
felony, Andrew Quarles tcoloreub' lelQiy.
At case oil HUuu W " AiAf' .'tt '7'''-'
the Manchester Railway ana improve
mcnt Company especial jury was set l9r
trial Wednesday evening, July ON.
Blankenship against Savory, Monday
July 23d.
The turnpike in Chesterfield county, in
the vicinity of old Town creek, is Just
now the scene Of hustle ana acllNlty.
Here large force OF hands win many many
teams are at work with ploWs, ldIbe
sCTdpers. and pick-aNes, eNcdNaunE lDi
the belt Jne to be built around PETERS
burg for the Atlantic Coast Line. -.
A telegram was receiver yesttIads -
Mr.. vs.. -. Anderson. announcing maj ~
brother. Mr.. Austin Anderson, loIiHtilS
of this city. but now Of Lynchburs had
the misfortune TO have one OF ms h1'
broken. Whether be received oiher III,
iures than this the telegram did not
state. His little daughter is on a WISH 10
relatives in this city and was telegraphed
for.
In the appeal case OF John H. Parker
against Swineford and others Judge Ran
cock reversed the order OF the '9uny
Court of CHESTERFIELD and granted the
license 10 the applicant captain laIhcl,
Drewry's Bluff. the Judge was Fei9 ',c"l
in his opinion. stating that the matter
before the court was purely Question
Of law and not one involving personal sen
tment. that If the evidence showed tlaI
the applicant ana me locaioh M'te He a.,
as the law required il was his duty as tne
Judge of the court trying the case 70
grant the license. II is clear stated the
Judge. that the Legislature intended mat
these licenses should be granted as the
law had carefully provided the proper
formula and laid down the requirements
upon which these licenses should be
granted. and that revenues OF the Slale
might come I'm the requirements or tne
statute. Judge Gregory was counsel Tor
Captain Parker.
The case OF Jackson against Cook was
deferred until next SATURDAY.
The little son of Captain sims. who re
sides on Twentieth street. fell from tree
Yesterday morning and broke one OF MS
arms
There was only one ri1ing case before
the Mayors Court yesterday morning.
There was one Of the largest crowds
AT Leader Hall sunday evening that has
been there for a long time, IL being inc
anniversary of the Railroad Branch or
the Y. VI. 6. 4. II had been five years
since it was started in a smail room
an Richmond and DanVfiie depot IN Man
chester by a young man. Iheu MI H.
T. Michaels came over and took charge,
and. with a few faithful workers started
meeting every sunday evening, ana had
good singing under the direction Of Mt.
Michaels and Miss Maggie Angel or
sanist. who has been playing Ior tne.l
for the last four or FIVE years every
Sunday evening. The state secretary.
Mr. II. .. Whliams. made 9rleI az
dress showing what the \. VI. 1. A.
had done i'm the United states for young
men. and said that they established IN
two or three Indian towns y. NJ {; a.
meetings. and there are 300 assoeiations
u the United States Rev. W. j. Young
made % brief but AN interesting address
ca what Jesus had done for him. and
what Jesus can Do for you.
There was large crowd az the ordl-
nation Of Rev. Mr. Haight at Clopton-
street Baptist church sunday evenin1'
the following ministers taking part. ltef.
Dr Hatcher and Rev. J.. r. Thornhlll.
The monthly meeting OF TIE bapust
Sunday-School Association OF Manchester
was held al St0cktCn-Street Baptist
church sunday evening az : o'clock;
Rev. Mr.. Rucker preached 20 q laTse
CONGREGATION AZ Fifth-Street Methodist
church Sunday night
There was considerable excitement on
Hull street Sunday evening. caused 10y
n horse hitched To T. buggy becoming
frightened at an electric car, AID run
ming madly down the street. but fortu-
natcly DO one Was hurt.
The Board Of Police Commissi )ners met
lq.t rirht and reelected the old police
.n.Hcers for the ensuing term. Some rOu-
zine matters were transacted at the
meeting.