The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
A BIG TARGETS H DOT.
THE MANCHE>YERG ON 7HEIR
ANNUAL OUTING.
Death of Mr.. rcpha. Whitc-Thc Red Men
to Have "a Big Bsxaar-Mr. Wells
for the Legislature.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMFs.
No. ll2l Hull SrEH ". BfAITIn BLOCK.


To day the Manchester Grays. under
command Of captain a. G. AttkissJn
viii have an OUTING at Forest lin Park.
! he command Will meet N their drill
room this morning Gt o'clock. from
which place thsy viii go by the Perry
siiCct line 70 the para. The morning
there will be spent in various kinds OF
sports. and al o'clock suHptnous
luncheon Will be served. AT O'Clock
the main feature OF The day, tho target
shoot, will begin The targets Will be
slot at from "a distance OF 80 yards
and the skill OF the marksmcn VII ne
u.ed 10 make q bun s-cye. The members
u the city Council are expected 10 nc
present IN a body. and the day VIII "o"p'-
less be highly enjoyable.
Inlianola Tribe. Ked-Mcn. has made
elaborate preparations 20 loii bd~s'a!
al Leader Han on Monday night. Aux st
..th. Tor the benefit Of the WILLOWS az
orphans of thai order The bazaar W.:
continue during the whole week, o:i"
many ATTRACTIONS viii De- pres 'hled' An
entirely new proerdmme VIII ne plenc"t
cd each night. am the best al ,nt lIoi"
both sides of the river VIII assist. Dl-
lcrcut articles Wall bc voted 10 popular
persons among them waicn 10 'hV
most popular young lady.
Int,llig has been received mere on
e.
day morning last at DO O'Clock or al.
Ccphas White. aged cightN-sN feabs.
Some time since Mr.. 4. ). ME- Di tl'iS
city who rs son of Mr. tcphdS W Nue.
was tclegraphed that his father was crit
ically in. and al once went 10 his bcdsiuc.
From him came the intcliie nee OF ms
fathers death. rte was the Srdnplath'i
OF Mir. Robert White, OF the Hahc t.s',l
p0st-oilice. and was one OF Lunthhul-
besf-knOwn and most respected cltllehs.
The friends Of Mr.. Ernest n. NcHs'
chairman of the Democratic 'lty Ten
tral Committee Of Manchester and one or
the city's brightest young lawyers are
cndeavOriug 10 induce him 10 allow ms
name 10 De- used before the convention
as candidate for the nest Legislature.
Mr. Wells has not as yet mace up nus
mind about the matter, bIt VIII pIoDdDis
The lawn party under the auspices OF
Rocky Ridge Council Jr. .. l. a. NJ
which closed last Saturday mshl, was
success Miss Essie Heuurich received
the largest number OF votes IN lhe llus
contest. gcttIue 3bi4. Miss hallle i'io"
der received Htis ana Miss INler' OF
Richmond. 81 votes. In the hoo6y-hoise
contest the number drawn was o. Whi'H
calls for a hVc-dollar gold piece.
Mayor Maurice disposed OF TWO cases
yesterday morning. as follows.
Lottie Taylor and Martina SHIPPER tWo
colored women. were charged with Great
ing disturbance at negro dance III
the upper part Of the city ana engaging
I'm q nsticuW. They were nned - ta'ii
James Reed (cOloredJ. an old offender
Was charged with Shaping his sister. lie
was dismissed under condition lhal nc
would leave the city at once.
Mrs Susan ElOurnOy. WIDOW or inc
late Robert FlOurnoy. died last MONDAY
at the residence of captain T.. H. fIoui-
noy. neal Mt Herman.
Miss I.ottie r. Wells. of petersburg
who has been visiting the Misses LIN
gov. al the Green House mas returned
home. ,. >-,,t A.
gel are visiting relatives In Surry county;
They will bee absent from the city SeFoi"'
MIS- sallie Boisseau. Of Nottoway coun-
". is the guest Of Miss Norma Lithg0"'
on Perry street. ST.. o,,1
The names of Misses Anna Friend ana
Ada Hall We're omitted yesterday M me
list of The public-schoOl teachers. bolh
of the ladies' were reelected teachers
The funeral of the infant chlld OF cur.
u. r. Hood took place YESTERDAY mgI.ltns
al 10 o'clock from the tifth-Sucet Metho-
dist church. The inteimeut was III M""'S
Mr.. Hugh Z. Thomas is very sick at
his residence. Seventh and Hun streets
The infant child of Rev Mc'ahl'i
Kuckcr continues very SICK. go.
Mrs W. l.. Constable and chlll me
absent from the city on visit anu WI
probably not return until Septeunnu'l ~.
Mrs Howard continues crltl-thN lil d,
b.r home On Hull street. between SlNth
"rt seventh. and her family entertain
s-r ave fears that she may not recover
Nt,etn~ Douglass Beattie Is visiting MS
aunt. Mrs Mould. in Washington =.
MIR H. T. Thomas is qull a SICK.
Rev W. K. Haight IS sun ho.unE Ms, ,{d
ings al osb0Tnc's church. IN 'nrslt'l'v ,,
rnurtv and the reports from theie w
mat me meetings ars very largely AZ
teudt d.