The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-14
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
CHARLES CORDgEY AND n. r. TOTTY
WERE CHANGED WITH FIGHrfNG.
The Fire Bells Were Rung, but the Lost
Ones showed Up Safe-Soseral Deaths
Personals and Notes.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. 1871 HULL SrRTEr. BfATrIE BLoch')


No. 1871 HULL SrREEr, BfArrIE BLoch,)
Charley Godfrey and T. +. Totty were
prisoners in Mayor Maurice's Court yes
tcrday morning. charged with creating
O disturbance on Hun street near Fourth.
The trouble occurred Saturday evening
about O'Clock. and both men were en-
cagcd in fighting when officer Wright
made his appearance and put them under
srrcst. Cordroy violently resisted the oih-
Ger. and he had to be dubbed before he
could be brought TO the s,ation-house.
Upon arriving there Or. W. Z. Mathews
was called in and bandaged the mans
head. The case was continued until this
morning, when there viii he additional
testimony. The men were bailcd Tor their
appearance.
Sunday afternoon two daughters OF Mr.
v lllam Via, aged about eighteen and
eleven years. and little daughter OF
Mr.. william Carroll left home for walk
when night came they had not put IN
their appearance, ana the parents OF the
children were much alarmed. \ search
was made, and up to o'clock no udints
rad been heard Of them. The IRE Den
was tollcd. and mere friends engaged IN
the fIslNNs s,IWAll HiAtA ID '-'N' 49,
put I'm their appearance. When out walk
ing they decided to visit a relative in
Richmond. and they were Inclined TO stay
until bedtime. Mr. Was oldest daughter
l. stranger in Manchester, and their
prolonged absence caused the parents 10
think thai. they had been lost.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Scott died at the resi-
donce Of her son-in-law. MIR. G. Il. Clark.
fl Marks Addition. 8 o'clock Saturday ar
tcinoon. i'm the seth year of her age she
leaves only one child, Mrs. G.. r. Clark.
The remains were taken 10 Dunlop sta
ton yesterday morning. where they Will
be Inferred beside those of her husband.
The thirteen-months-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. 5. G. Nuuually died at y o'clock
sunday night. The funeral service will
take place from West-End Methodist
church this afternoon at o'clock. In
torment In Maury Cemetery.
Mir. W. NJ. Smith lost his infant son
al 10 o'clock Sunday night. The funeral
will Doe conducted this morning at IL
o'clock at the residence. No. 500 west Thir-
teenth street and the burial will be in
Maury Cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. Jolly. Of Randolph-Street Bap-
fist churhI. Richmond. and Rev. L. Il.
ThOrnhll. -. D.. of Bainhridge-S Street
Baptist church. exchanged pulpits Sunday
night. Mr.. Jolly preached 10 "a very large
congregatio and was attentively listened
TO during the entire discourse. After the
preaching Rev. W. T.. Hurt, Of Stockton
Street church. administered the ordinance
TO several candidates.
The April term of the County Court of
Chesterfield. Judge William /. Clopton
presiding, commenced yesterday morning.
There is q very large docket to be tried
which includes several cases. A number
OF lawyers from this city are in attend
anco upon lie court.
At a recent meeting Of the vestry Of
Mcadc-Memorial church the following
officers We're elected for tho ensuing year:
Mr.. r. W. Wood. senior warden: Mr.
vs.. ID. T0ier, junior warden: Major
Vaughan, treasurer Judge 5. Il. French.
regular delegate 10 the council. and
Messrs. Il. ". Wood and W. ID. Toler as
alternate delegates
lie ladies' Of Cowardin-Avcnue Chris
tan church have decided not To repeat
the "Iilhputian Marriage" that was pre-
scented at the church last Thursday night.
The choir Of Clopt0n-Street Baptist
church Will rehearse every Thursday night
in the future at the church until further
notice.
The choir of Meade Memorial church
Will rehcarse every Wednesday and Fri
day evenings, beginning promptly at Sis.