The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-11
NEW MASONIC OFFICERS.
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70 ,hcJnquiry of Mr. josiah nun
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,,,c,esting occasion IN '"o -.
an s,os,er ROYAL Arch Chapter ~
Va '''' Thursday night, was wh'n '"'
~gocrs for the ensuing term " 80 I,eh
.velv installed by inc 49, ,1o,,en.
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- ooicers are as follows -.
>va,bcr high priest; J. J. Oa'o~"' po,,y
Merchant. scribe T. H. -
w ronn G.. Rice. secretary W IT, 80
-. ..,,,,n OF host, W. H. " az"
."9,on principal sojourner; ) I ,..,or
-, arch captain. y. NJ 1''',., ,s,or
s.s,o- thlfd veil; r. j. koDe''9 -.
.arona veil: seldcn Bates FIRST ven, " ~
:, von uoutcn, chaplain anu
A. ..,' occa.lon was an impressiNe ,v v
,nd the remarks Of MI va"
most appropriate. r,
THE POLICE COURT. 80.
Archie Crostic was before ~ ~ ,Sro,vinc
.es,c,dav morning charged W." 1,,urs-
notafo at Mr.. NJ W. N"'"'
day. He was nncd 81 80 oescssed s.
Mir NJ. W walker VIZ tic eros
co. assaulting and striking 49, crowd
'o' ~ walker stated That me ,s'.r,h
NC. - -, hang ON the corner OF o"I
"l o'I tc,.orcft streets make 1t very "''
''snosblo FOR the neighoorhoo"' .t.rred
b,Se'n p.nnevan. who was Vn'i s,t
n.tir, "a disturbance on
- ,-verett streets. was aiScn'' ,.,arcoa
81 - wallace (coioreW wa troNn
- lighting his brother - t,,,bvav.
,,,.s John wallace. on the pu''n Monday
frbc case was continue - wallace.
rnd n rule was issued TOT JONI
~ y Il.
Tow DAYS aeo Tine Times pun ,n,natc
a. in4ufrv from Josiah b"'. ' Tex.
% Inc Soldiers Home az Nu'r n'',, ,,bo
concerninr his brother. 'n"i ~, t...siness IN
- a.. o.e time engaged ia nuS''VS9
,,..,,,oDd MIR. Butt came from -
..5 a. Manchester. and for some ''i,''
-. 49,. nronr.ctor OF a grocery s'olo o.
W W oor,fr ~ Eighth and Hun H'iee,s
~ ,.movol from this place TO Dah'lHe'
40 whore he died about iVc years az
NJ Rrit is remembered by many p'oP'e
here lie married Miss Johhs'o"' u
petersburg.
BRIEF MENTION.
Miss Lucy Thcrnhll left Yesterday
morning 10 visit friends ana reial''o' 90
Washington. ID. {. .aa c,ol-
Misses Fannie Holland and ADA Sheh
srgs of New Berne. y. c.. VINO nave
returned home yesterday morning
Miss Salue Boisscau, Of Petersburg VINO
has boen visiting Miss Eloise Taylor
returned home yesterday morning.
All who sing I'm the choirs On The VSri-
Gus churches In Manchester are invited
nv Rev Mr. Vaughan, Of Nashville. Tenn,
TO ioin tho choir of the gospel TINT.
Thirteenth and Porter streets. The SER
vices commence at o'clock each night
and will be carried on indefinitely.
Miss Rosa Brimmer. OF Danville. Va,
who has been visiting; Miss Clara O'Brien,
returned home yesterday morning.
The Laurel Club gave a delightful sol
rec at their club hall Thursday night Re
freshments were served as midnight and
dancing was kept up until about 1870
O'Clock. There were fourteen couples
present.
Miss Drusy Panky. who has been visit
Ing Miss Lucy Thornhill. returned home
yesterday morning.
There will be a large colored bantism
n Murlys mill. about five miles lelow
Manchester, ON the Broad Rock road,
tomorrow. Between forty and nft7 Ieo-
pie VIII be baptized.
All persons who have dogs or goats will
have 20 get out licenses on or before
August ]. 1896. or pay a fine. The license
can be obtained from the Auditor.
Miss Patte jerks. who has been visit
--ing Mrs. j. 9. jerks, left for home yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. T. j. Haskns Of Hampton, Mr.
W. ID. Roberts and Miss Carrie l.. Lam
bert Of Norfolk. who have been the guests
of Mrs. j. c. Donnelly. ll0l Perry street.
have returned to their homes
Mr.. +. II. Wells is out. after little
5ndisposltion.
number Of the employees Of the South
orn railroad shops have been turned off
recently.
1t was reported in this city yesterday
that man was killed on the Atlantic
Coast Line between Manchester and
petersburg. on interviewing the railroad
people IL was learned that pig was kill
ed insteid Of a man.
Mr.. William Wesley. OF Tenth 81 oct.
lost a child by death yesterday AT III
O'Clock. Arrangements for the funeral
have not yet been made.