The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-26
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
eoPULAR Y0UxG COUPLE Married
IN THIS CTR YEsTERDAY.
IN the Mayors sanctum-How many Dogs
A Drugsfst Arresssd-A New Read
ing Room-Personsls.
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stot Hryx srRfrr. BEATTIE BLock-

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REYNOLDS. granddaughter OF REV. '"o"a
n REYNOLDS. were united In the n"'
bonds OF wcdlock last night at inc ''S'
aence of her grandparents ife'' AN"
Az povno,ds. uncle Of the BRIDE pr
formed the MISS M'n''o
very pretty AMI attractive yo"hs "o'
and has many friends In TINS Guy wiz
wish the young couple much happ
,nrx,gb life. They left for an extended
northern tour.
rar,es NiurriIl (colored) was peioro
.bs Mayo's Court yesterday m"i"'"S
rha,coa with the larceny OF a Soiu va"
chain the property OF Mr.. u. ~ 800
Mr. Patch's house was broken nn'o
Cali and the chain, together Win ot"'l
articles. stolen. Some days ago M. rV LII
met MIR. Stokes. of kichnohu, VIZ 80
.,s II was proven yesterday "ao'""
80, Mr. Stokes purchased the chaih over
49, ago from Bachrach's pa"h-shoP'
- nfr Rachrach testified that the chalh
80 nawned with him on December 20
,eu nv n white man. There was y q
~nartlcle of evidence against Muf'N"' d"
ne was discharged.
The Jury in the case OF 'iemeh'S W
,he Richmond and Manchester street nall-
wav company brought in a verdict Iues-
dav afternoon for $2,5p in favor OF the
nIaintin. A motion was made 10 set asiue
The verdict, which motion was ovetru'eu'
An appeal will be taken TO the supreme
Court.
How many dogs are in ChesterfieldE is
a question that is now being frequently
asked in the county since the Board OF
Supervisors decided 10 tax all the cannes
Some persons seem 20 think that there
are four thousand dogs in the county.
II this is the case the county VIII derive
n good revenue from the dog tax.
Mr. 7 c. Snellings. a Manchester drug
Gle, was arrested and taken to the Third
station Yesterday morning on complaint
Of Mr.. r. l.. Driscoil. who lives on Pine
street. The latter charges the drug
plst with assault and battery. The af-
fair occurred several days ago over an
unnaid bill. at the residence OF Mr. Dts
coll Mr.. Snellings was bailed for his
appearance before the Police Court TO-
day.
The following communication is GER
tainly a most praiseworthy scheme:
Manchester. Va, April %, 1894.
Having been a pastor in your city for
more than n year, and seeing the need of
n public reading roma home-for the
young men Of our city, a place for them
to go 10 keep them from standing on
the street corners. or lettering about
the saloons and other public places, we
have determined 10 open a public reading
room for the young men, and TO fur
nish the same with the morning and
evening papers. also weeklics. and several
..~r. 80. al. ITa.tpa T.nfrtrxr
Young Mems Era, Youths Companion. and
others. This room shall be free. and a
welcome is extended to all. Every young
man viii be expected to deport himself
as a gentleman. w hope to have this
room ready in about ten days.
All Of the citizens that are interested
in this movement for our young men Will
please give us their aid and sympathy.
We will be glad to have money for ex-
penses. and those that have books may
donate them or loan them for a time.
Any aid IN this way will be highly
appreciated.
The pastor will vacate HIS study in the
rear Of COwardin-Ayenue Christian
church, and this will be fitted up for the
young men. This room will be made as
pleasant as va can make it, that ali may
feel at home. VIII not the citizens help
lH TINS good WofkI
Yours In the interest OF the young men.
w. II. URANIUM.
The s~eventy-third anniversary of odd
Fellowship will be celebrated by Stuart.
Henderson, and Swansboro Lodges to-
night in the lodge-room of Henderson
Lodge In Toney's Hall. Speeches will be
made by several grand officers and other
prominent odd-Feilows. There will also
be vocal music. The members Of this no.
BILE order in this city are looking for
ward 10 this meeting with much interest.
Odd-Fellowship in this city is growing
very rapidly. and many new members are
being received by all the lodges. Stuart
Lodge will meet at their hall al 7.9O
o'clock this evening and proceed 10
Toney's Hall in full regalia. The number
OF members OF the order in this city is
about 800.
The series of meetings that have been
In progress for nearly four weeks in the
Cowardin-Avenue Christian church closed
last night. These meetings have been
attended with great success, with 1Oi con-
fessions up to date. Rev. w. II. Book.
OF Clifton Forge, assisted the pastor the
first two weeks. and the Rev. q. +. Rut-
ledge is now helping him.
Miss Matte Boss, of Swansboro'. is
visiting relatives and friends in Powhatan
county.
Miss Mary Hancock, daughter Of Judge
d. A. Hancock, who has been i'll, was do
ing very we'll yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Thomas =. Mathews Is confined IN
his bed by sickness.
Mr.. William Carroll has purchased
from Mr.. Charles Atkinson the COTTAGE
on Thirteenth street. between Stockton
and Everett, formerly occupied by Mr..
Atkinson, who has removed to his farm
In Chesterfield near Manchester.
MIR. Samuel +. Gillland, of South Bos-
ton, Is here on n visit.
Mr.. Richard Gillian. OF the University
OF Virginia, was in Manchester Tuesday
afternoon.
Bishop Van de Vyver, Of Richmond
was In Manchester Tuesday afternoon
The Bishop has a fine mare at the Whit
by Stock Farm. In Chesterfield.