The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
MANCHESTER FUNERALS
MN. BRochUFLL tND MRS. con-
CONSIGNED 10 mr. TOM.
A Pleasant Entertainment in swansboro.
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Again Personals aud Briefs.


hANcnfs1In BUEIAU RICHMOND 1IMFs,
No. 1921 Hull Sfnf.s. BrArrIx BLoCK
The funeral OF Mr james y. Brockwcll.
whose death was announced ia yes,cr-
day 5 Times. took place as his late rosi-
dencc yesterday morning. being conducted
by Rev. ). o. Babcock, Of Fifth-Street
Methodist church His remains were taken
10 Petersburg FOR inicrmcnt
The remains Of Mgs r. a. Cole. notice
Of whose death was printed yesterday
morning. were yesterday taken TO Well
Nillc. Noitoway county. and intcrrcd IN
the family burying ground.
ENTERTAINMENT IN sWANsDCRO.
Mrs. r. T. Tuiwiler OF Swansborc. gave
pleasant entertainment Monday night
in honor Of her guest. Mr. " -. Wright
Tho rooms of .hc pretty residences were
crowded with friends Of Mrs. Tutwilcr.
and n most delightful evening was spent
Good music Wa rendered ana the COM
peny enjoyed themselves playing sarcs
until a late hour.
Mr. - H. Pulliam. who has been deliv-
cring a series of lectures on tho English
Church" viii Doe unable to give his usual
discourse tonight. but next Wednesday,
night the course VIII be resumed al
Mesdc-Momorial church.
Next Friday ls Valentines Day. ana ih-
Manchester Catillon club viii celebrate
the even. with "A german at Leader Han
This viii probably be the last of tho many
delightful hops until after Lent.
REVIVAL SERVICES.
The crowd that attended tho revival
meeting at Central Methodist church last
night was so large that there was
s,trceSy sisnding-room Cor all. There
was much feeling manifested.
The service at Bainbridge-S Street Bap-
list church last night was perhaps the
most interesting that has been held since
the meetings began last week. The au>
ditoTium of the church was crowded, asd
the sermon OF Rev. Dr. Din was very cf-
fectivc
MORE CHICKEN THIEVES.
The Manchester chicken thieves. after
taking a recess for about thirty days,
again got 90 work Monday night.
Mr. Benjamin Babcr. who resides on
I'erry and Fifteenth streets, was the We
Tim. The thieves seemed 10 have made
a careful examination of the occupants OF
the chickcn-housc ana when MI BaDer
visited the quarters yesterday morning no
discovered that fourteen OF his fowls were
missing There Is no clue 10 the smiy
party.
The memorial services In respect TO the
memory Of the late Samuel NJ Page. that
were announced 20 take place sunday al
Bethel church. Chesterfield county, nave
been postp0ned until the FIRST sunday ID
garch The change I'm date is due TO TN
inability Of Dr. William r.. Hatcher 10 be
present. the divine having been called 10
Chicago.
The Chesterfield County Court was en-
gagged Monday IN the consideration oil
chancery cases. Mrs. Rennic, Of Granite
qualified as the executor Of John Rennie'
who was drowned on New Years night
last. The Court adjourned Monday night
for the term.
Captain y. r. Morris and Messrs. G
W. Curren. Cammie Peasants ana X
j. Lumpkn. will leave to-day to attend
the y NJ c. A. convention, which meets
I'm Portsmouth tomorrow night and con
tnues until the 10th.
BRIEF MENTION.
Miss Justs Of Charlottesville. is visiting
the Misses Walden. at Buck Hi
Miss Page Snclllngs returned home Mon
day afternoon. after delightful Visit 10
Amelia Courthouse.
Mr.. Joe owens was much sur
prised when ne awoke yesterday morning
and found that some one had relieved him
Of dozen fine chickens.
Mr. f. c. I'm, who has been quite SICK,
s. improving.
Miss Turnbull, Of Petersburg Is visit
inc Mrs. George T. Gary. Of this city.
Mrs David Weisiger, who had an ope-
ration performed Monday. was resting
as well as could be expected yesterday.
urs. Maggie Thompson, who lives with
her mother Mrs. Mary A. Monroe, cor
nor Tenth and Semmes streets, Is very III
with pneumonia.
Mr.. A. j. Dafror has returned from a
northern trip.
Two white men were fined s2.50 each
,n he MAYORS Court yesterday morning
for fighting.
The February term Of the Hastings
Court viii convene next Monday.
Mrs W J.. Brown OF Midlothian, IS AT
The bedside Of her sister. Mrs T. b. Peas
ley. who is extremely Ill.,