The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
MR.. J. B. VADEN DEAD.
uANcHESTEES AUDITOR PASSES
AWAY SUDDENLY.
vevers, Psrsons Iujar~d by Talls-pssse
Of a Little 0lrl-Re ,igious Exercis Oh
sunday --psrsonals.
NIxcHrsrER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
No. iI2I HuLL SfREiT. Il Attic BLOCH

MANCHESTER BUREAU lsicn"oNp p~'y
No. 1871 Holt SfnEir. d Attic pLo'A''
Mr.. Joseph 3. Walden one OF the oes'.
lnown citizens of Manchester, oeu a.
h,s residence. In this city, last hssh'
ahou, 100 o'clock. His death was sono
vhat sudden. and was n surprise 70 his
friends on this side of the James many
Of whom Will learn " 1t this morhihs 'o'
the first time. ,,.s, o,ti-
.ens ~ Manchester. He has resiae os
This city for more than score ~ othce
and for many years mas d aSio he filled
s ~ credit TO himself and with een ns.si
swasisfaction 10 the citizens OF Man ontIo
Ter He YVES man OF "TRIP ,nanners.
character quiet, idaisnosliion. and VAS
n;ghiy esteemed by all VINO sn re- and
He was about seventy year .Ge Nasouic
was prominent mednn married. He leaves
four children 20 mourn tnsir of Rich.
dauehters. Mrs. James u. ora.s' ~ % Wsn.
mond. and Mrs. John = ye%i't, IA "a Gar Gar
chester. and Messrs' hopei' ""
the funeral arrangements h ~ night,
aoa,ded upon al a late hour last hisH',I r,
Charlie Fuqua, htMe son u ,sht living
Unconscious i'm the road in SWANSEA, ad
naar rho River road. He had - pau
cash on the back of his heau, az atrucn
reply 10 questions he SAID ne was Suh"
by negro while on hls w SENS to be,
boweyer. that he slipped ana Ien' cu ,'e,
linz his head on the ice. He was oo.H6
quite we'll yesterday morhihs' anu WIN
soon recover. 80, w c.vles
of Clayyilie. Powhatan county, VINO W.
severely burned some time silce's IT,
Sunday night at the residence W ,bis
parents Her funeral will take place TINS
An alarm OF fire was turned In sun sun
day night shortly after O'CLOCK. IL VIZ az
caused by the burning OF MANI mani d -,
tba yeaidence of Miss Whltenea9, yh
Tenth street between Decatur ana 'isSed
ION THE fire was soon extlngulsheu'
and the damage was slight. ,,u.,,o,.,
The January term % SL thE r The rbe' fol-
lowing is list of the grand ana pe''
'u Grand Jurors-Charles V. Green, c; f.
Fischer, John J. Monroe, u ,v, ~ e' tcoI,
Jr., c. s. Wells, walter aInos WITTY = Abbott,
George A. Carr. Augustine Royal, Thos.
j. MACON William II. Hughes tcoiored3'
Petit Jurors-W. II. Harrison, "a r.
Pearman. w. II. Wake. George, p. Gary,
Ernest T. Wesiger, John r; utz' Geo
n. Walker. b. W Nunna'iy' L. H.
Hogan. , - .,o follow
ing cases yesterday morning: -.
Martin Franklin, charged with mis-
demeanor, was fined 81 and costs
George BEDFORD and Charles Moore
were fined $3.50 and costs each' Tor HIS
demeanor. -,
Mr. Linwood Bowen fell Sunday while
going home from church and cut ms
head very severely on the frozen ground
His injuries were attended TO and yes
terday evening he was doing quite well.
Rev. w. X. Haisht occupied his pulpit
at the Clopton-Street church at both
services Sunday. Despite the severe cold
weather there was a good congregatieh
ut the morning service. after which the
sacrament of the Lords Supper was
administered. and four new members
were received into the fellowship OF the
church.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union held
one of It's regular meetings at Ciopton-
Street church Sunday evening There
vas good attendance led Of i,d m mas,ins
and made a fine talk on the topic for
This Is new organization at Clopton-
Street church, Which was, started by
their pastor about one month ago. They
have taken in good many new mem
beers recently.
eye taken out last week, is getting along
well.
Mr.. Lee TURNKEY has been improving
since he was wounded.
JHc street cars ran through 10 SWaNS-
boro all day Sunday. much to the graft
fication Of the patrons of the line.
Mr.. {. Il. Richardson. formerly Of
Chester. low OF Cape Charles, was in the
city Sunday.
Miss Ada Gallyon, who has been visit
ing relatives in this city, has returned
home.
The mills OH the water line which
were compelled to suspend operation ow-
ing to high water, will be able to start
up to-day.
Rocky Ridge Council, No. 30, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, C. II. Berry secretary, met last
night at Odd-Fellows' Hail.
ON Tuesday night Manchester Council.
No. 20 Jr O.: U. A. NJ, T., b. Dunford
secretary, will meet in Odd Fellows
Hall Liberty Council. No. 13, Jr 0, u
A. NJ, O.. NJ. Treylian, secretary will
meet at Cersley's Hall. Stewart Lodge,
No. 1l, !, o. O.. F.. George W. Blanken-
ship. Will meet In their hall. on the cor
ner of Eighth and HULL streets.
ON Wednesday night Ruth Council,
Chosen Friends will meet i'm Odd Eel
lows Hall. The Daughters of Liberty
will meet in Toney's Hall.
Thursday night Henderson Lodge, No
q, /: .. o. f.. Mathew Morton secretary,
Will meet at Odd-Fellows' Hall. Davis
Council No. q, W. Il. Smith secretary
have their regular meeting ON that night
Friday night New South Council, No. s.
viii meet at Toney's Hail. Knights Of
Phythias.. w. 7. Lthgow secretary,
Viii meet in Toney's Hall. Opachisia
Tribe, No. 76. Red Men, r. =. Cheatham
secretary, Will meet in Cersley's Hall
RALIGIOUS LIHhkIY.