The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
Mr.. JOHN LOGAN DEAD.
HE WAS GENfRAL MANAGER or
THE MANCH ESTERPAPEHM MILLS.
Negro Gets Three Months for Dog-stesi-
ing-Judge French Much Eetter-Polk
Miller to speak at Leader Hall.
Ma GREATER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.

Mr.. John Logan. general manager OF
the Manchester Paper-Miils. died sunday
morning at o'clock, at his home, on
Bafnbridge street, aged sxty-seycn
years. Mr.. Logan had been IN bad
health fos the past ten days, but had
only been confined to his bed since Fri
day He seemed to be In a condition
of stupor most OF the time. and never
awoke. unless aroused by his attendants
The cause Of his death was congestion
OF the brain.
MIR. Logan was born In Scotland, and
has resided I'm this city for the past
nine years. He has been during tfat
time one of our most peaceful and law
abiding citizens HIS excellent counsel
and advice will be sadly missed from
the mandatory he so ABLY man.
aged. lie leaves Il widow, three Sons
and two daughters.
4 married daughter. who lives In New
York, arrived yesterday, and also MISS
Ada. his daughter. who was WISHING ~
New Jersey. His married son ana TWO
single ones were at his bedside during MS
sickness, which was OF such snort AURA
ton. The funeral Will take place from
the late residence this morning at ~
o'clock and the interment Will be IN
Naurv Cemetery. which will probably be
Temporary. Rev. w. w. Lear viii ofiici-
ate.
Henry Tinsley, the negro who was ar,
rested yesterday morning III hlcnhlonu
on the charge of selling TO Mr.. washer.
OF Pockets for $40. two dogs Which ne
had stolen from John CAL, OF CHESTER
field was turned over 70 the Mancnestcr
police anu was tried at O'Clock ias'
evening by Magistrate Jones, ~ swan
boro and fined 81 and sent TO JAN LOT
three months. lie WAS also convicted
OF carrying concealed weapons, razor
being found I'm his possession, ana hhe'
so additional ,.-,..,
At late hour last night Judge frcncns
condition was considerably improved. HIS
mind rs perfectly clear and he IS able TO
tank without difficulty. his family are
''y The FIRST night OF the County Fair at
Leader Hall last night was well attend
eli and greatly enjoyed \ duet was
sung by Mr.. Mcrear and son, ana lue
beautiful Worlds Fair DIN was beauti,
fully given by thirty young ladies' ana
The following programme will be rem
dered tonight.
/ Solo tseiected)-T. - Burton.
:. Paragon Quartette-J. L. Potter r., 1.
tones. 4. T.. Burton, and j. p VII
z Solo (selected)-J. \. Williamson.
4. Paragon Mandolin Band. NafsVoush,
r. u. Burton, j. \. NliilaniSoh' anu
5. Reeitasion (selected)-Aliss Nellie Clay
&. Duet Si,; (seIected,-Misses Annie Brosn
and Berta Robinson. ,-.,o, W,
I. Recitation (selected) Ithel yea
man. ,,
Polk Miller viii appear al Leader nan
ON Friday night, October =tn, IN ms
80ld Times Down south" The enter
tainment will be for the benent or the
Manchester Grays. and there VIII no
doubt be large crowd TO hear MN, -.
Mr.. Walter. 4. Freeman returhed, noi,le
Sunday night after a week FS'e ~
the Atlanta Exposition. ~, -,
\ commission OF lunacy was helu SAT
urday evening over Mrs. EN1dneth ~ y.
turner bv Magistrates John Caucle 1
q owen. ". D. Lithgow. and Or. W
Z. Mathews. The commission deciueu
20 send her TO Williamsburg at once.
The funeral Of Mr. Allle carter u,pDs,
whose death was published In sundays
,rires took place Sunday afternoon
rom Rainbridge-strect Baptist church'
Tho following young men acted as
rsu-hearers: August Brands Davlu
Harrison. Tllden Harrison, Clem MA,
honey. Aubrey Thornhill. and samuoi
Ts,,ott The intermcnt was in Maury
Tho following cases were before Mayor
Maurice Yesterday morning.
Leo Gordon. for violation Of city ordi-
nance. was fined $3.50. .,.
John williams. fast driving was "'9V
fined $50. ,.... e.roo,-
Railway Company ordinaace-Vioia'loh
vase was continued till Friday.
The Hastings Court was engaged yes,
terday In fixing the dates TOT THO '''''
OF cases. .p, NO o,anod
fi4rrc next 01iAi0dFs
October 18th: .,.,ra.
FIRST ward-C. +. Fischer registrar
Hun street, corner seventh. ...
second ward-H. A. Jordan registrar
Hastings Courtroom. &c..
rbird ward-W. f. Smith, registrar
corner Thirteenth and Hull streets.
Fourth ward-T j.. Macon, registrar
corner Thirteenth and Hull streets
Nr Harry Holland is still detained At
home by sickness Ann g..
Rev. Mr.. G. y. Van Houten u SUM IN
disposed. but hopes TO be o"t at inc
Wednesday-night service.
Tbe Rev. Mr. william Campbell. or
Vow York. preached two very good SER
mons at tho Presbyterian church sun
REV. Mr.. Dennis preached at Meade
Memorial church both morning ana
night. Services were held In the otheF
churches as usual
Mr " W. Friend, who has been de-
tanned at home by sickness for some
time past. went TO his business Yesterday
morning. for the first time since MS SICK
ness. ,,, ~ ~
MIR Harold Duval, Of Salisbury n. c.
is here on a visit. III.
Little Bessie Burke. who has been quite
sick. Is improving. -.
Mr. W. Vernon Bradsa" is out again.
after a spell Of sickness.
q, tho NIGHTS Of November eth and SIN
.be Paragon Combination VIII furnish
amusement for the people OF Manches-
ter. These well-known Misunderstanding
Who compose the combination. are max
ln,, ouite a success Of their entertain
ments. and will. In all probability, at
tract a large crowd.
Mr.. W. T.. Williamson. OF S"ansboro'
left Yesterday 20 accept position al
Gastonia. y. G.. ,..,,.
Nessrs Paul Jewett, !. NJ Fuller
Thomas Kilmarteri. and Thomas Neisler
left Yesterday morning 10 visit the Al
lanta Exposition.
There was a large crowd at cloptop-
Street Baptist church Sunday morning.
At night, one candidate was received Tor
membership and baptism-a convert o.
the saturday-night prayer-meetlng.
The Noun,ebank Tonight.
Frederick Warde will present "The