The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
ANTI TOXINE TESTED.
A CTYCAL APPLICATION MADE
IN MANCHESTER.
The Patient Showed Marked Sigoso I'm
provefnent, and Will Probably recover.
The Council Did Not Meet.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
No. ll2l Hull STREET. BEATrIE BLOCK

Tine first test OF the new cure Tor
diphiheria, anti-toxine, was Hdus IN
this city THURSDAY evening, ana, 50 laI az
can be judged at present, was slsnaai
success. The patient was the httle chlu
of Mr.. William Pugh. Tine case Wds one
OF great severity. and Or. Law enSe IN
gram. who had II in charge, Geciueu 70
call in DR.. Isaiah White, OF R.cnmond
Ihe result or the consult2ton was mat
ant-tox.ne was administered, ne
breathing of the patient al once pee a am
improved, and at last accounts IL sethied
TO be IN fair way to recovery
the musings Court was engaSeI yes
terday II crning in the trial OF civli cases.
ana adJoul neu carly IN the Gay MS
morning the burglary case or the negro
Thomas Williams, VIII be caleI. Ihgre
are four indictments against MN 10 DC
tried.
Miss Lottie Evans gave a snap party
TO "A number OF her friends from Ken
mond and Manchester at the resiae..ee
OF her father, on twelfth street, lhurs-
day night. There was large gamer,
ing OF young people. Prizes were olefe1
to the young lazy and gentleman VINO
ate the largest number OF ginger snaps,
some OF when were Mighty hanQred WIN
Cayenne pepper. Miss Nell e Ricnardso l
and MIR. Fercy walsh, OF richmond
were the winners OF the pr zfs. me
party was highly enjoyed d. all present:
The enter ia .nment IN Morr. ssetts Han
on Thursday night was largely a1 ~ ca,
and those present derived great pleasure
from the numerous pleasant features
presented. The banjo paying or Mr..
Malcolm Shack eford was grealIrY en-
joyed as were also Mr.. George Iaylor
recitations. An instrumental trio tdr-
nished sweet music, and Mr. j. stuart
Hopkins sang several sweet soios'
There was also sweet vocal muse by
Miss Turnley. Mrs. W. j. MOrrlssett ana
Mrs. T. J. Morrssett.
The tobacco booth was In charge or
Miss Pearl Evans and Mrs. X {. Brook
ing; the confectionery booth was III
William Marshall; the cake and Jelly ana
other sweets We're in charge OF Mrs.
Edward Hooker and William Holt;
The supper was in charge OF the fol-
lowing ladies': Mesdames II. c. Reams,
W. l.. Barrett, u. II. Morrissett, and
George T. Reams Oysters IN every
style, ham, hot and cold turkey celery
and other delcacies were served in
abundance.
The entertainment was repeated last
night. with a change of programme.
Rev. DR.. Nanderslice lectured last night
at Leader Hall, for the benefit OF the
Railroad Branch of the Y. NJ G. A.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing Luther Taylor was fined $3.50 for en-
NIr. W. 4. GIBBS. who resides on De-
catur street between Twelfth and Thir-
teeDth, had his foot badly mashed last
Saturday at the Southern Railway Works
I'm this city. and has been confined 10
mis- residence ever since.
Mr.. T. V. Cosby. of Burkeville, former
~ OF this city, is here on a visit.
Mrs. Conrad Lipscomb is doing very
well.
Mrs. NJ. p. Lipscomb was not 50 well
yesterday morning.
Mrs. William Smith IS quite sick at her
residence. Thirteenth and S5mmes streets.
Miss Ellie 4. Crawford Is quite SEX
at her residence, Twenty-first and Stock
ton streets.
Master Emmett Turpin, who has been
iii for some time. is improving. I
Mrs w L. POhinsou Of Petersburg
formerly of this city, is visiting friends
here.
Miss Jessie Moody. who has been quite
sick for several days, is improving.