The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
THE BRIAN AND sEUfIL CLUB 10
MAKE A CANJtSS.
Dir. W. j. Carter Compelled to XIII One oi
of His Best horses-Other Events
From Across the River.
MANCHESTER BuRE,u RIcHMoSo TONS,

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No, 1921 Hun SrGEtr. BAATrII BLo0A''
The Executive Committee Of the Board
OF Trade was to have met last night IN
the Leader building. bat the only mem
Der present was Colonel n. q. Evans
No business could be transacted.
The Bryan. Scwan. and Lamp S'uo OF
the Fourth ward held "a business meet
ing last night at headquarters. 1911 Hun
street. At the last meeting me mem
bers OF the club were directed TO can
vass the ward in order TO ascertain the
number Of voters who Will vote for the
ticket OF the sliycritcs az the coming
election. The members reported last
night that the prospect was bright, and
that large majority OF the residents
OF the ward would vote Tor the Chicago
ticket, and for Captain John Lamb.
4 VALUABLE HORSE KILLED.
sir. W. y. Carriers valuable trOftrg
horse. White Toe. which has record Of
2.3i, about ten days ago stuck a nail in
his foot. and on last triday lockjaw set
in. The horse grew worse and veteri-
nary surgeon. who was called in. advised
that the animal be- killed, there being no
chance for bis recovery. lie WAS taken
10 Mr.. Chamhcrlains 'Whitby seek
Farm" where he was shot
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Oh Do
n.inion Hospital held very enthusiastic
meeting as ils lat session at Baiuo-lrse-
st.ce. BAPTIST church. Plans and methods
were freely discussed and put i'm motion
fo- raising an additional fund. which ne
ccssitatcd the call of a meeting for Tee s.
dav. October 18th. az o'c.0-k All incm-
hers are earnestly requested TO be pre-
sent.
FROM TIE MNyoI,'> COuGT
J.. c. cole was charged with letting his
hose run az large lnl vas assessed ST..
Iic took an appeal.
Jamost McCulloch. charged with hav-
inr an unlicensed dog on his premises.
was fined 81 and had 10 get a medal for
same.
Henry Burt. charged with being drunk
disoriorly. and trCspassing on the prem
isos Of Mir. Avis. Burt pleaded that he
was asleep I'm Mr. Avis porch under the
impression a. was his own. He was fined
g % and costs. and being unable TO pay
the fine he was sent 10 jail.
The funeral Of Mrs J. Il. Woodbridge
was conducted By Rev. j. O. Babcock
m the residence Of the deceased, No. ~
west Fifth street. Sunday afternoon at
2.sO o'clock.
rr-RGLARs At WORK AGAIN.
The store OF MI. b. h. MOrrissctt. In
cwanshoro. was broken into last Satur-
dav night. Entrance was gained through
the front window from which place a
number of SHOES were taken. but when
the burglars discovered that the shoes
were an odd sizes they dropped them in
front Of the store.
4 union prayor-mcetine Of all denom-
'nations viii rc held at the Presbyterian
church this week Prayers viii hn Of
.frsIf ION n On o.
mems prosperity.
The Rey. Mr. and Mrs T.. r Th,n-
hill. Ncssrs. Andrew J. Sucllngs EDWARD
II. Burton. and N0rvcll Anderson left
yesterday or the excursion of tine Young
Peoples Baptist Union for iTnrhh re,
as delegates OF the Balnhridge-strectf Pap
fist church.
PRITT NOTES.
Mr.. 2. T. Jackson and daughter were
in town yesterday.
Mr.. ". g. Green returned on Sunday
from Matthews county.
Mr. j. d. Booker Of Porter street, has
returned from a business trip TO New
port News.
Mr. Charles r. Murphy Of Decatur. H.
was in the city Saturday, calling on
friends.
Tho Hastings Court VIII convene next
Monday and tho suits Of Hiss Lottie NJ
Evans against Mr.. w. Ben Davis. and
three against the Richmond ana Peters,
burg Railroad Company VIII be called to-
gother with others Of minor interest.
\ gang Of worimon was busilv engaged
in placing now timhcrs and flooring on
the Free bridge yesterday morning
Two tickets are sold on tho Pcrry-strcet
car line for five cents before A. NJ
Rcv. W W Lear announced Sunday
morning that his subject for next Sun
day morning would be "The Money Qucs-
zion and the issues OF the Day.
Mrs. ~. n. Wingo IS quite in at her resi-
dcnce ON Ninth street road. just below