The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Events OF INTEREST AND NEWS
NOTES FROM OYER THE RIVER.
Methodist Sunday School Association
This Afternoon Tournament To-mor-
row-Other Items Personals.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. ll2l Hull STREET. BEATTIE BLOcK.

The quarterly meeting OF the Methodist
Sun Iay-School Association Of Manchester
will be held this afternoon at 800 o'clock
at West-End Methodist church. Many
ministers are expected to be present. The
principal address will be delivered by
Rev. George G. Vanderslice, of Union
Station Methodist church. Richmond, and
short talks will be made by others. The
meeting will he open to the public, and
they are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. J. a. SIencer has returned from
a vacation of a month in Southwest Vir-
sinia. and will occupy his pulpit both
morning end night.
Rev. John j. Clopton will preach at
Meade Memorial at both services to-day.
His subject at the morning service will
be Moses" and at night, what shall
a man give i'm exchange for his soul?
The pupits OF the other churches will
be filled by their respective pastors.
Tomorrow the greatest event of the
season will take place at Crow Spring.
Chesterfield county. in the shape of a
tournament, I'm which knights from tuch-
mond, Manchester Chesterfield, Powha-
tan and Goochland will participate. The
affair is Under the direction Of Mr.. }.
T.. Harris, and will wind up with ball,
for which a pavilion has been specially
successful knights. the chief Of which is
a handsome saddle and bride. Major
Mann Page will deliver the coronation
address.
Peter Stringfellow, a colored undertaken
Of this city, was arrested Friday after
noon charged with interring the remains
OF an infant within the city limits. me
remains that Strngfcllow Inferred were
those found last Thursday in field near
Fourteenth and Maury streets. Ihere
was nothing wrong about the chlid
death. whose parents are named Balley'
and reside on Twenty-sccOnd street.
StrngfellOw when arrested at first denied
the charge against him. but at the May
or's Court yesterday morning he pleaded
guilty. and the Mayor imposed a fine Of
so on him.
Miss Annie German. who has been
visiting fricrds in North Carolina and
who has been spending several days with
Ter brother. Mr. j. y. German, on Porter
street. LETT Friday for her home in Wash
ingtCn, ID. G.
= colored man named I. r. Britton,
while at work on the sewers Yesterday
morning on Fourteenth street. struck his
face between the eyes with pick, INLET
Ing a very painful wound pr Lawrence
Ingram attended the injured man.
Miss Cora Lumpkin will open school
Monday at No. is Ninth street.
Mr. Thomas j. Thornhill, Of Kansas
city Mo, who has been the guest OF
Rev. Dr. L. r. Tnornhil, in this city, VIII
leave Monday for Washington, d. c., en-
route TO his he ne.
The september term Of the Hastings
Court begins tomorrow.
Miss Fannie Holland, Of New Berne,
y. c., is visiting Mrs. K. c. Broaddus
on Porter street.
Miss Mamie Wright, who has been visit
ing in Nelson county and Charlottesville,
has returned TO her homo I'm this city.
Mrs. Willie a. Tatum and Miss Ida J.
williamson left yesterday for Chariottes-
vile. Va. They will also visit Washing
ton before their return
Messrs. G.. ;. Williamson. W II. Boil
ton. and Clifford Davidson left yesterday
for clifton Forge.
Mr. Minor Broncugh left Yesterday
morning for Lexington. where he Will
study law at Washington and Lee Uni
vcisity.
Mrs Laura Walden has returned from
visit to New York
Miss Minnie Walden has returned from
Crocketts Springs.
Miss Maud Patterson. who has been
confined 10 her room for some time ov
sichrcss, us well enough TO walk about
the house