The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
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FROM OYER THERE,
work of tho Hastings Court-Two Small
Ftrss-Desth Of Mrs. spatn-News
Notos and Personals.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TiMEs'
1871 Hull STREET, BEArTIE BLOCH

III HULL SlhEEI, btAfilb oHON"
Az 40 o'clock on Saturday afternoon
AIRS. William X. Spain died at the resi-
dance of her husband. on Stockton street.
aged thirty-eight years. she was "o''
estimable lady, and beloved by al ""0
Knew her. she leaves a husband anu so'
eral children. Her funerai tooh P''>0
Yesterday morning at 1879 O'Clock from
Fyfth.street church. and was conducted
By the pastor. Rev. Med kucAer. nv
pall-bearers were Messrs. Weiis' Jones
Hart. andrews, West, Bass ana ehoe'
maker.
The December term OF the Hastings
,.oprt convened this morning. with Judge
John II. Ingram on the pench. &c hon,
,'bo casc 81 John AGREE, which has oeeh
ronftnued several times, was pos'poH''
until the January term. ,a,-
AIbert Rufin (colored), VINO was sen
fenced 10 one year in the PEN tia,S'
and then granted new trlai Dy ' ,',
Ingram al the last term OF court WIZ D0
The case of Thomas Jones (coloredl,
charged with felony. Will be uleu "eN'
Friday. ,,.h s,ree,
A
,alonqing TO Mr. G.. 4. n. Meredith was
damaged TO the extent OF 500 by IRE on
SATURDAY, afternoon. There was no IN
.urance There was another small Ire
about $40 Sunday afternoon. when sIlshl-
" injured a house on Fourth street
pew DR. J. Y. bowman. OF Ail-Saints
church. Richmond, spoke 10 very ia'be
audience at Leader Hall Sunday AFTER
noon. He delivered a very Impressive
discourse. which was attentlvely listened
10 by those present. Mass EMMA La
ton sang beautiful solo
The churches in the city were largely
attended ut both the morning and night
services Sunday.
Roy. Mr.. Lear. the new pastor OF Cen
,ral Methodist church, preached very
eIoouent sermon Sunday morning 10 a
crowded house. and at the night service
apotf er large congregation was present
Rev. l.. Il. ThOrnhill preached an able
sermon sunday night al Bainbridge-Street
BAPTIST church on How TO treat
Wife." Every seat in the church was
occuried and those present highly en-
loved the sermon, which was very inter-
osting throughout
Rcv. Mr. Hines formerly pastor OF
West-View Baptist church, Richmond oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Bainbridge-Street
RaDtIst church Sunday morning, ana
preached a very able sermon.
There will be baptiZing at Cowardin-
Avenue Christian church tomorrow
night.
In his sermon Sunday morning at Clop-
ton-Street church, Rev. w. X. Haight
stated that during the six months OF his
rastorate of that church there had been
tventy-eicht additions-eiGhteen by let
ter and ten by baptism.
Messrs. Frank Rarrer and +. ID. Ken
dali, of Harrisburg, Pa, are stopping IN
this city with view of purchasing ana
developing lands In Chesterfield. The re-
sources of the county are abundant, and
ii is learned that many strangers viii
locate in the spring.
4 number OF young gentlemen, COM
posing some OF the best talent in the city,
contemplate giving an entertainment for
the benefit Of the poor about the LIST Of
January.
The Water Commissioners will meet to-
nirht. At the last meeting Of the Coun-
ell Mi G. S. Wells was elected a com
missioner from the Second ward to FIJI
he vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mr.. j. r. Perdue.
Mr.. Sterling Bossieau, Of Crewe, Va,
was in the city Sunday visiting friends
The Board of Supervisors Of Chester
field county was in session yesterday.
Only routine business was considered by
them.
There will be a fox chase at Chester
field Courthouse ChristmasDay, which
will be participated in by a number Of
MISUNDERSTANDING.