The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09
SOME SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
IHE HaPPEsTNGs or SJNDaY And
MONDIY ~ HdNcHESTEE.
Chiidrcn's society nj Clopion-Ntrcct
Ihurch-A Fine Game of Ban This
Ixening-B. \. =. a. sociabic.


tian church was held at 800 o'clock sun
day afternoon az that church. The meet
sns was devoted principally TO routine
business. OF which a large amount Was
transacted. After this was finished, d
choice and entertaining programme was
presented. as follows.
Recitation. Lizzie Barrett. solo. Louise
OErcn. quartcttc. Misses Willie Iay-
lor. ~. r. Moore. ana Mcssrs. W. T..
Green and ". Il. Moore. recitation. by
Myrtle Barrett, solo, William j. Nor
r.>sctt. recitation. Nellie clayton; male
q.artcttc. Messrs. Moore. Green, Lurer'
anu Morrissctt.
Little Myra Dyer. four-year-oid child,
sanI Cd song that greatly pleased the
audience.
Next Thursday evening at O'Clock an
Interesting meeting of me Baptist young
Peoples Union OF Clopton-otieet chuich
Will give a sDciaOle at the home OF tNe
pastor Of that church. TO which ail mcin-
lars OF lhe union aId church are ln-
A.fsI a tine programme VIII hc rem
acrri ana Investments WALL he served
This evening at o'clock the Wyunee-
zics and Trilbys Will play game ~
ban at Forest Hil Park. which promises
10 afford much pleasure 90 those WHO
attend THESE mines have been greatly
strengthened. ana IL is said that they
propose % challenge the BostOns ana
Ealtm1res az the conclusion OF the Ma
tonal-le aaDe season. The battery Iof
ia. Wvrn,ez.s viii Doe .cs9rs. Arthur
Nunnally and Howard Holland. ana Tor
tie TrIlbys. Dr. John ~. BrOQnaN ana
Mr. Cary b. French
The July term OF the County Court OF
Chesterfield. Judge William l.. Clopton
pre.ilIue. commenced yesterday. This
viii Dee quite lengthy term, as much
business of Importance is 90 bee transacted.
sir. J.hu e. Robertson. of this city. VIII
appear before the court for the purpose
Of obtaining The right OF way 90 build
an electric railway from Richmond 10
Petersburg yia Chesterfield Courthouse.
SIR. Robertson says Dee has had no trou-
Die lu getting an the capital hc wishes.
lie has been north. and found several
capitalists Who are very anxious TO
build The road
small white boy was before the
Mayors Court yesterday morning,
charged with stealing nine dollars. The
10y was turned over TO his parents for
correction.
several white boys viii be before the
court this morning. charged with ordl-
nance violations.
Air. David l.. Pulham Superintendent
OF Schools of this city. has received
communication from President j. y. Me-
Bydc. of the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical COLLEGE. at Blacksbufg. motif
flying him that he is ready 10 receive
tho names OF the appointments Of dis
trict applicants for scholarships I'm that
lH.. 4
Manchester. Powhatan. and Chesterfield.
and the district is entitled TO two ape
p0intments Applications from TINS
city must be addressed go Mr.. Pulham.
who Will act i'm conjunction with the SUI
perintendents of schools Of Chesterfield
and Powhatan. iu the appointment Of the
two cadets.
There has been a great deal OF sick
ness among Manchcstcrs citizens recent
ly. bur most of the patients are reported
10 Doe improving.
The city Wouncil viii meet Friday
night for reorganization. MT. john
q Bricn is the president and Mr.. John
" Hall. clerk. SO doubt these gem
tiemen viii bee reelected Mr.. O'Brien
has been president OF the Council for
several years and Mr.. Hall has been
clerk for the past six months. and has
very acceptably filled the position, and Is
IL candidate for reelection
Mr.. James NJ. pcriue. who has been
quite sick for the past month. is slight
ly imparoying, but is Sun IN very feeble
health.
Postmaster j.. A. Burke. Of Swansboro.
who has been detained at home for the
past few days on account Of sickness, is
able 90 Doe out
Judge T.. A. Hancock is again sick
Afr 3D..
al his home, corner OF Eleventh and
Hull <trcets.
Mrs 4. r. Morrissett is quite sick al
her home I'm Swansbor0.
The condition of Nlr John CHARLTON
IS somewhat improved
Mr. Eugene Carter is quite sick at
her home on Fourth street.
Mrs. H. j. Wcisirer is improving. after
several weeks sickness
Miss Matte Bass left yesterday morn
ing 90 visI, relatives en- powhatan cOun-
~
Mr.. David l.. Puniam has returned
10 tho city, after several days visit to
on Point and Newport News.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle Of stockton
Street Baptist church VIII begin lawn
party tonight at Clopton's Hin. A
Werfy-go-round viii be placed on the
grounds. and refreshments Will be served
The annual picnic OF Clopton-Street
Sunday school Will bee given at Blandon
Park. near Richmond. on the 50th of this
month. Wagons will carry the party.
The examinations of teachers of the
public schools OF this city VIII be held
about the nst OF August.
Mrs. G.. W. Eaton is spending a few
weeks with relatives in Powhatan county
FOR her health.
Mr. Drcwy Cheatham. OF this place. has
left Tor Houston. Texas. where he Will
80 into the mercantile business
Misses Mamie and Helen Ninfree OF
Crockett. Texas. who have been ON a
visit 90 Miss Mary Wnfrec. near Chester
neid Courthouse. LEFT Saturday morning
Tor Washington.
Mossrs. r. Henry Walden ana James
Moore left sunday for their home. i'm
Rocky Mount y. c.. after spending sew
erli days lu this city
'lopton-Strcet Baptist church held $40
regular monthly business meeting last
nirht.
MSS Mary Terrell. OF Louisa county is
visiting the Misses Mayo. on Porter
street wa
The Central church Sunday school will
have their excursion TO old Point to-
morrow. and the indications are tbat
mere VIII be large crowd 10 go down
MSS Lille Adams continues quite sicL
az the residence OF her mother. on nm
street. -'"''