The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16
A FORMER MAYOR HURT.
DIR. CHILES THROWN FROM HIS
BUG0Y IN HUNTERSVILLE. VA.
Death Of Mira Reynolds-Irn portant Coun-
ell Msctings To-pight-To Have An
Annual supper--Personai.
MASoHEsrrn BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES,
1921 Hut STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.


DIR. l.. r. Chiles was thrown from his
buggy and severely hurt in Huntcrsville,
not far from Norfolk, last Tuesday The
news OF the accident caused widespread
and profound regret in Manchester where
H. is popular and highly respected The
Doctor was formerly a physician OF high
re1 ute in this place. lie was the first
Mayor after the incorporation Of Man
chester as city. Later he gave up the
practice OF medicine and was elected
State senator, but at the expiration OF
his term he moved TO Nortolk, ana re-
sumed the practice OF medicine, In which
he has been very successful.
Wednesday night, at 6:3o O'Clock, MIS-
Sarah II. Reynolds died at her nome
corner OF Fifteenth and McDonOugh
streets. She was the widow OF James
Monroe Reynolds, and was in the hfty-
sixth year of her age She has beer. IN
very i'll health for some time past Mrs
Reynolds was born In Manchester, ana
had lived here all her life. Four chill
dren survive. They are: Messrs. Robert
b., John W. Ira Il. and W. H.. Reynolds.
Her funeral will be held at 2:30 O'CLOCK
this evening from her late residence.
The list OF grand jurors for the NO
vernber term OF the Hastings Court com
prises the following names: 6: II. SINE
J. II. Green. c. $. Wells. w. ID. an an
derson, a. w. Fair, George Il. Ely
William Cox, J. j. Bayey Joseph j.
Blanton. The term begins next MONDAY
the 10Th instant.
The Manchester Fire Company held
meeting Wednesday night and appointed
"A committee to arrange for their annual
supper The time. place ana an inc uc-
tails OF the affair VIII be reported AT inc
next meeting.
To-nighu an adjourned meeting of the
City Council will be held in the Council
Chamber The object of the meeting Is
the consideration of the proposition ar
ranged by the special committee ana
Captain Andrew PizZini last TUESDAY
night The meeting Will be very i'm
portant one. as the question is one OF
great Importance TO every cltzeh OF
Manchester, and they are anxious Tor IL
10 be settled, and II looks now no il
things were in fair way 10 be gotten
I'm shape. Nothing however. is certain
as the matter rests with Mr.. Flsher anu
the Council. and the proposition made
Tuesday night is not binding on cithe,
PARTY. II is probably the fairest solution
OF the difficulty that could be offered
concessions HAVING been made by both
sides.
for Weldon, y. &, on a visit.
Misses Kate and Minnie Lee Drewry
have returned TO the city.
Mrs; d. =. LApscomb. accompanied by
Miss Emma Cox, is visiting in Baltimore
Hon. j. ii. Ingram and George T.,
Gary. Esq.. have returned from visit
TO Lunenburg county.
There was a large congregation present
at Cowardin-avenue church Wednesday
night. and much interest was manifested
There will b. eight or ten criminal
cases to be tried at the next term OF the
Jiustings Court
The young ladies and gentlemen Of
Cowardin-AVenue Christian church are
rehearsing a very pretty sacred cantata
entitled "Sr Moneys Crusade TO be
given at an early day for the benefit
of the church. 1t is under the direction
of Mrs. II. l.. Roberts.