The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-03
NEWS OF MANCHESTER. .
FRANK JOHNSON. A COLORED MAN,
ARRESTED FOR STEALING.
The Popuiisis and Prohibiiionists stliI
Keeping Up Their Campaigns-A
Pleasant Birthday Parry.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES,
Ttot u,rt SrpEFT. BklTTIE BLOCK.

Frank Johnson (colored) was taken into
custody Yesterday morning, charged with
stealing some chickens Al me time ne
VAS arrested Johnson had twelve of the
feathered animals in his possession. lie
admitted 10 the officer VINO made the ar
rest that he got the cmckehs IN mes
terrified. The authorities turned Jphnson
over 10 the police officers or Manchester'
"a bc Vas rlaced in a cell in the station
house. - 1.-Two, dtso,,sgod
win great deal Of interest, ana, whlle
Cimroi y;Iett il almost sure to be elected,
tho other candidates are still hard at
work. - .Lt, ct,,, M,
Thursday night and made all arrange
Innnts g3r tn DrbIic meeting 10 be held
tn-nigbt AZ Leader Hall. Inc speakers
viii he Judge James VI. Gregory, Mr; n.
b. McCuroch, and probably j. HasKihs
i Mr., oMctC1uiioch will discuss the benefits
OF a protective tariff TO the American
Workingman as compared WIN InS u IN,
advantages Of free trade 10 the bil''S"
workman. ~, lot1
There will be an open-air meeting held
at the Market House, in TINS CIV, 70
night at o'clock by the ItonlDl',SGIl .i, -
Addresses will be made by Mr' Stnllni
deal candidate for Congress, MI Al"o"l
During the month Of October there were
IL deeds recorded In the, clerks o iliS,s
Of the Hastings Court ana Ten mar mar lds7
.
The number Of arrests maze Dy the
police for the month just closed was
sixty.
Douglas Baird. which occurred In Rich
MOI Thursday at the residence OF ms
son, was deeply regretted by ms Ihdny
friends I'm this city. Mr.. Bard was one
Of Manchester's oldest citizens, ana was
held in high esteem by the men VINO
worked under him while he was superin-
tendent at Belle Isle; - La,,.s
Thursday evening between the hours
Of 3 and : O'Clock the residence OF MT,
and Mrs. G. NJ. Lea, corner Nlnth anu
Decatur streets was the scene OF gaycy'
the occasion being the celebration OF the
second birthday OF their niue daushttt,
Marion. The following little ones were
Misses Louise and Mary Neisler, Loreine
Pitt, Josie Jewett. Anuie Clopton, May
Hooper Phills owen, Mary Atwell, Cor
nelia Walker, Louise Lumpkn, Le0na
prcttvrnan. Lucy Nelson Walden, Allne
RedfOrl, Elsie Ingram, Ruth Van houten,
Eveln Fitzgerald, Oracle Hobbs, ana
Masters Harvie Nunnally, John airing
ton. Nelson Ingram, Charles Van Hout Sil
Garland Fitzgerald. Walter Nunnaily
Kamper Wake, Leonard Guy, and Luther
There was nothing before the Mayor $
Court yesterday.
Bainbridge-Strcet Baptist church was
crowded again Thursday night Rev. W.
r Dcrieux preached an able sermon.
which was listened to with marked at
tentiOn. go
The Manchester German club VIII not
have another german until 'hrlStIna ;;
when they expect 10 give one which VIII
surpass any given this season
he furnace in CloptOn-Street Bapust
church has been renovated, and VIII IN
future heat the church comfortably.
Osborn. the little fve-year-oh son OF
Mrs V. Turner, died Thursday morning
at the residence OF his mother, IN Ches-
terrified county. His funeral took place
Yesterday evening.