The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-02
THE BAZAAR A SUCCESS.
MONEY rs BEING REALIZED FOR
TIE MANCHESTER GRAYs.
Proaramme of Lenten Scrvicos-somc Po-
IitIcat Gossip-Dona.ions for the roof
Interesting Items-Personsl.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND IIMEs,
No. li2t HUIL STREET, BEATTIE BLOCK.

No. ii2t Hull STREET. bKATrIt pbo.N
The successful run OF the Grayb -"
yaar al Leader Hall was conunueu '"''
night. and the entertainment presence
,,as ne n most interesting kind. lhero
were solos by Miss Ida Robinson anu ~
uaddon Watkins and recitations by va
George Taylor and Nellie Clayton -
s,c ,,,a furnished by the Mandolin |iuO'
of Richmond. aud there were So''."'
,o.,,iful tablcaux. Military cohiP"'''0'
from Richmond added TO the pleasure u
the occasion. ooi,,-
AdaiHonal donations have been receN-
Cd as follows. i. l.. Powell poA Vi '''''
o,tcs. William Dafron, one nie"i''''o
net. Mrs j. II. Johnston. pickle anu
catsup. II. w. Mocsta, fancy CAKE; d. -
sneuines cash. s.; Or. T. p. Mathews ~
y - Morrissctt, s.. The bazaar closes To-
night ,,.o oreor of Len
ton services AT Moade-Memorial church'
Every wednesday, at J. NJ sup SUBJ
"Iife of our Lord. as told py d. LUNG
Friday. March Sth. i. NJ.
FRIDAY. March 18th, i. M; services
nv Rev. =. G.. Nash.
FRIDAY. March I'D, y. NJ; Rev. Dc D.
FRIDAY TriSey. March Goth. p. NJ; Rey H.
Carmichael
Good Friday, April 18th, j. NJ heN'
j. *. Mason.
Every Friday. Litany, j. NJ.
During Passion week services WIN We
held each day AT 100 a. NJ anu i.',o ~,
firm y,
.,arcb 2ist at II O'Clock \, NJ by hlsht
Rev. John y. Newton Assistant Dis"oP
of tho Diocese of virginia. a
There viii he confirmation lectures
after each wednesday and Friday ser
vice. ,u,oe,ortioId
at uroqent is the subject or general ul9-
cussion among the farmers. The Demo me-
Gratis will have "a convention aoouI Wv
last of This month. All of the county
oNicors viii have to be elected this SPRING
So far Treasurer j. r. Gillian mas opPo-
sition for the nomination IN MI oeoI 80
H. Robertson. and Sheriff GUS Is opPoS'I
nv Mr. Goode. of Swansboro. 1t rs sara
that the Populists will put up WhoIo
county ticket. ana are Trying 10 se' NV
Republicans to join them
The country roads running into Man
chester have dried considerably, ana
crowds of country people are coming IN
every day. bringing produce and buying
seeds to begin planting crops ior announcer
year.
The ladies' of CloptonStreet chrrch
were at the church Thursday night TO re-
ceive donations for the poor of swans
boro. A large amount Of provisions and
money was given.
The lecture of Rev. DIR. T. NJ. Peterson
at Fifth-Street Methodist church Thurs
day night was largely attended. Liberty
Quartette, of Swansboro, rendered good
music.
Mr.. L. w. Utley, of Richmond, and
Mrs Maud Magruder, of this city, who
were married Thursday in Washington,
returned to Manchester yesterday
Mrs. Warren TimmOns, who has been
sick. is better.
The Finance Committee held a meeting
last night in the Council chamber.
The funeral of Mrs. Grimes, who died
Thursday. f0ak .place from Clopton-Street
Baptist churches Mterday evening, and
was largely attended. The remains were
inferred in Maury cemetery.
Justice James NJ. Perdue was better
yesterday.
The following are the police statistics
for the month of February: Arrests for
felony. 2; misdemeanor, 26; ordinance
violation. 5-total. 80.
The following business was transacted
In the clerks Office of the Hastings Court
Deeds recorded, q; marriage licenses is
sued, 5-three white, two colored.