The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
,.ws oIsxNsD IN THE CITY JUST
<oRoss rHB JAMES.
xo.u.et TO the Memory Of Mrs. beafhs
Camp,,mens 20 . Manchester Lady.
Tho Mayors Cosrt-Psrsonai
N.xcpreryR BUREAU RICHMOND 1iMSs'
iIoI Hull STREET., BKATTIE BLOCK. }


The churches Sunday were all wen
attended. notwithstanding the fact 'ha'
a great many people are out OF inc
city. Quite number went over Suiu"!
morning 10 hear Rev. Or. j. Il. Ha"-
,horne. at the First Baptist church IN
Richmond.
AT a meeting Of the Manchester Pres
byterlan Sabbath school, held Sunday.
the superintendent. in a tender and feel
ing way. called the schools attention TO
the recent death OF Mrs. ID. ID. Beatue,
a member OF the school. and on mOuoh
the superintendent was requested 20 pre-
mare "A paper expressive Of the feenhss
Of the school upon this event;
Mr. William j. Clarke died sunday
,norning al o'clock at his res dence,
Tighth and Porter streets. The deceased
had only been sick few days lie was
in the thirty-first year OF ms age ana
md lust been married two months. Inc
funeral took place at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon from his late residence. The
iniermcnt took place In Maufy Gene
terry. M, +.
The Blackstone Courier Of the 23d IN
Sfanf mentions the fact that Misses kate
and Minnie Lee Drewry rendered much
aid 10 the entertainment given az that
place for the benefit Of the Noio"dy
Grays last Tuesday night. In the same
paper IL is stated that "a George Wash
inctOn Ratchet tea party was gwen III
the county II NOtOway on the 18TH LOT
the benefit of the Episcopal church.
The ladies Of the church. after the
Washington Ratchet tea party, declhtg
TO have cake walk. The Prize oueteu
was a pretty scarf. The paper states
that Mr.. Stirling Bossieux with his grace
ful partner Miss Kate DreNry' oil Man
chester won the prize.
officer Wright. with the prisoner JACK
Xix (cOlored). arrived Sunday from New
port News. and the prisoner. with Mary
Eurreu (cOlOred. charged with insde-
mcanOr, were sent on TO the grand jury
OF the Hastings Court.
The following case were disposed OF
yesterday in the Mayors Court
william Herren. Peter Herren and
Slbey Foster taf coioreD We're charsed
with creating disturbance. Berter was
discharged. William Herren ana SHbey
Foster were hned 81 each and costs.
Miss Maria McEirath, who has been
confined TO her home, on f1fteenth
street. with slight attack Of fever Is
very much improved and VIII soon be
out again.
The Rev. Mr. Buchanan preached at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday morn
ing on the subject OF Prayer" and
was listened 10 by an appreciaiye audi
ence.
A letter received in this city on satur-
day from the Rev. Charles " Van
SPRINGS, says that ne is much improved d,
as is also Mrs. Van Houten and the
children.
Mr.. Henry A. Jordan has BEEN con-
fined 10 his residence Ior several Gays.
He is suffering from wound which ne
received during the war
Mrs. Monroe Reynolds. who has been
quite sick at her residence, corner FIJI
tecnth and McDonough streets, was re-
ported to be better yesterday morn
4 number Of our citizens left yesterday
morning for Washington.
Little Julian Pitt, who has peen quite
sick for the past two weeks, is improv-
Mir Charles II. Sharp is detained at
home by sickness.
Mrs. 4. c. Brandis and daughter. Miss
Ida, are visiting relatives ana lrlehuS
in Ashland, Ky. ~
was small attendance at the Missionary
Society at CIOptOn-Street churcn, SuhoaE'
Those who were present were wen pau
Miss Edith Jones recited me me, Go oiIen
January l. 1894. Miss Minnie triddie
rec{ted by request very pretty poem
entitled Goodbye. Sad Memories me
following We're appointed 10 arrange
nrogramme for the next meeting: Misses
rianche Kahl Minnie Criddle. Ernes
tina Merritt. Maggie Kahl, and Mrs. VIII
liam j. Morrissett.
Miss Ella Hancock has returned nome
after an absence Of two months from
the city. ,...a
Judge James NJ. Gregory has returned
10 the city and says that the People
party throughout the section which ne
has visited are confident Of success.
The following were captured by ohcer
Smith Sunday. and baiied Tor thtiF ai'-
Dearance before the Mayors Court yes
terday morning: Tom Williams. Jefry
Hilton, Robert Gladman. William Hu1ett
Richard Mann. Morris Mitchell. John
Davis. and Brother Baueh (all color
ed. They were fined s. each, with the
execution Of Williams Mann, and Mitch
eli. who were discharged.