The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
DEATH OF MANYLITTLECH CHILDREN
IN THAT CITY.
A. casant German-A Petersburg Roy Ar
rcstcd-Work Resumed In the Old Do
minion Bar-MilI Personals.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TiMEs.

No. 1921 Hull STREET. BrATTfx BLOCK.
The angel Of death has been busy for
ths pas. two days among the little chill
Lren OF Manchester. Yesterday morning
ahe infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
n the home OF its parents. No. 81 east
Fourth street The funeral will take
place al 2 o'clock this afternoon from
Sir. and Mrs J. s. overly lost by
6ea,h their little child yesterday morn
ms at O'Clock. aged six months and
sx days. The funeral will be held at
.ns residence. No. 305 west Thirteenth
greet this morning at 10 O'Clock
Little Alma Lee. daughter OF Mr: i ant
Has. ii. u. Thompson. died at y O'CLOCK
1StsdSy at the home OF her parents
Ptt.h and Lee streets. aged ten months.
lics. J. j. Clopton conducted the ser
wees at the residence at . O'Clock yes
trrJ3y Afternoon, and the little one was
irsired in Maury Cemetery. -
isunice Inez. the six-months'-ol child
% Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Clark, dled tues
day night, at the home OF her parents,
No. COS Decatur street. Funeral services
.ycrc conducted at the residence yeSter-
day afternoon by Rev. McDa1iel huSker'
An enjoyable german was given Iuc5-
day night at Leader Hail. by the junior
German Club Mesdames II. X. Reid,
Emmett Weisieer. and W. r. Winnie we're
the chaperons and the folio wing young
people were present; MISSES Esnel AIyntl,
Cox. Maude Patteson. Leila Robertson,
Mamie Weisiger, Ellen Weisiger, Jessie
Reid Elise Taylor, Mary Turner, bIleh
Droadnxx. Sallie Turpin, Nina owens,
Mabel Winnie. Cay Goolsby, md Messrs.
Samuel Patteson, Cliff Robertson, Tom
mile Fendiey. Bernie Robertson, Il; r. y.
Early. c. ii. French. Thomas J; Tur-
i. Reeves. Emmett Turpin. Allan Taylor.
Minor Bronaugh. c. II. Sims. ID. l.: Brod-
max, Will Holt. Raymond Prison, W. W.
Robertson. and II. G.. Wood. ~,
tal Will give "Nacht Fest" on the lot
nt the corner OF Twelfth and Porter
streets tonight and Friday night. begin,
ming at o'clock Friday nisnt mere vo' wl,l
'@ fSe bar min' guide mill, and horse;
shoe mill of the Old Dominion Iron ana
Nail Works commenced work YESTERDAY
after being closed for some time. The
pudding mill Is stu idle. owing to the
failure OF an agreement so far between
the puddiers and the company.
The Hastings Court was busy yesterday
with the transaction of chancery bust
ness Tomorrow the trial Of Mary Jcter,
for assault, will come up.
Young boy named William Sand
ford. who halls from e.srSourg, was
before Justice Tucker. or Ettrick. Tues.
day on the charge OF making criminal
assault Sc ysral Gays ago upon the eleven
ycnr-oid daughter Of Mr.. !. II. Cumber.
or Chesterfield county. lie was sent on
10 the County Court for trial. and was
released on bail
Mr. Thomas Burke left yesterday after
noon for Baltimore. where he VIII spend
a week visiting friends.
Mrs CharlcS Nelson is very SICK AT her
residence on HUI street. near Fifteenth.
The Wynncozies defe ited the Trilbys
Tuesday afternoon by score CT Is TO
4.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Blankenship
left yesterday evening for n weeks visit
10 friends I'm Baltimore.
Mrs. William II. ovens and MISS Lucy
Carr are visiting in Baltimore.
Mr. Robert Houston, of Louisville,
brother OF Mrs. b. r. Pilson. was In
the city yesterday.
Maj,r 4. II. Drowry. of Westover, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Norma LithgOw Is visiting friends
1n Petersburg and Dinwiddie county.
Mrs. Charles j. owens has returned
home from "a pleasant visit TO friends In
Charlotte county
Misses Matte and Mary TAYLOR left
Tue sdav 10 visit in Chesterfield.
Miss Ene owens has returned from 4
pleasant visit 20 her aun:, Mrs. Nettie
tyler, near Virginia Beach.