The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-28
M.ScursrER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
lilo Hun, STREET BEArrIE BLOCK.


tho outcropping Of a difficulty between
the families while living IN Richmond.
Pblllip Marks and wife and Mrs.
Schnurman we're neighbors In Richmond
where thcv did business on lower Main
street. They had frequent difficulties and
were ND before Justice Crutchilcld on
several occasions.
Tho Schnurman's closed mp their place
OF business in Richmond and left card
tackled on the door reading: Gone 10
Manchester" They moved 10 Hull street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. and
rented two stores. ono on each side of
the store Of Alex Marks n brother Of
Phillip Marks. the Richmond merchant
Since residing I'm this city. things 10 not
appear 10 work I'm harmony between these
people Mrs Schnurman IS lame and she
has complained that her neighhor has
bcen Initiating and mOciSing her infrimity
and passing remarks about her. Now
Mrs. Marks enters a suit for SANDER.
while schnurman says his wife does not
know the people and has never spoken
10 them IN his life
They claim the suit has been entered
on account Of jealousy because they have
opened business IN opposition 10 the
Marks family and are doing finely
AN OYSTER SUPPER.
The Ladies' AID Society OF the Presby-
terrain church will give one o. their de-
lightfb oyster suppers next Thursday
night. The supper will be given in the
Sunday school Of the church.
The entertainments given by these
ladies' have always been Of an enjoyable
character. and their oyster suppers have
always been well patronizod. Tho pro-
ceeds will be for the purpose OF paying
the church debt
1IfDT,E INGRAM ENDORCEn
Judge John H. Ingram's term expires on
the last Of this year as Judge Of the llus-
tings Court OF Manchester. lie has made
a most efficient officer and has given sat
isfactiOn 10 the members Of the bar ana
the people generally. lie has served IN
this capacity for the past eleven years.
and was in his twenty-fOuTth year when
elected by the Legislature 10 this honOra-
bic position. when appointed ne was The
youngest man ever elected 10 a CORPORA
ton Court i'm The state OF Virginia.
The bar Of Manchester have formed the
following petition. which will be present
ed 10 the Legislature bv Hon Harry y.
owen. the newly elected member OF the
House OF Delegates.
The expression of their views IS endors-
ed by the people Of this city.
ITO the General Assembly OF Virginia,
1.-The undersigned members OF the bar
practcing in the Corporation or Hustnfs
Court Of the city OF Manchester. take
John IA. Ingram for reelection as Judge
OF that court for the ensuing term, COM
mencng January !. 1899.
Judge Ingram has been the judge or
this court for nearly two terms, and has
fulfilled all the requirements of the Office
with distinguished ability. We believe
that we voice the sentiment Of the whole
community i'm asking his reelection. Ills
reputation as a heightened ana honorable
gentleman and upright judge is so well
"a m
TO enlarge upon the subject.
VERY respectfully.
Nv. IT. GARNETT.
"THOS. VI. MILLER.
"CHAS. i. PAGE.
81 have served as Commemorative At
tornev under Judge Ingram for four years
and have known him all his life. and /
heartily endorse an that rs said by the
foregoing gentlemen. ] think no pc.ter or
efficient gentleman could be elected.
"a. G. ATTKISSON."
at affords me great pleasure 10 concur
IN the above.
ERNEST II. WELLS.
90. l.. PULLfAN.
81 NJ GREGORY.
"IAWRENtE i. POOL,
OWN. b. COX.
"HENRY 4. MAURICE.
phil. V. COGBlLL."
FREE DELIVERY.
At last Manchester har been given me
long-talked OF free delivery OF letters.
The carriers recently appointed. began
their duties yesterday morning, and the
first trip commenced at S o'clock.
THE CIRCUIT COURT
The Circuit Court Of Chesterfield ad-
journed for the term Friday night.
The court was engaged during -hc day
in the suit Of Slater. Myers x 90. against
James II. Gibbs. The case was argued
"a nd oil ID r.
ted TO the court
The case Of Chapman. who asked for H.
cense To sell liquors al Midlothian. was
continued until the May term Of the
court.
DEDICATION SERVICES.
Semmes-Street Mission Sunday-School
will dedicate their new chapel. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. on sun
day aftrnoon at.3 o'clock.
Rev. w w. Lear pastor OF central NJ;
T.. Church. will conduct the service ana
some excellent singers from Richmond
will assist in the music
MISSIONARY MEETING.
The Missionary Society Of Clopton-
Street Baptist church will take place this
afternoon at O'Clock, when Mr.
j. b. Montgomery, OF Richmond. viii adj
dress the society.
Everyone who has heard Mr.. Mont
gomery speak of him as a highly enter
tanning speaker. During the tAfltlrta Il
duett will be sung by Miss Maud Glenn
ents and Mrs. Minnie Wilton. with "A
Quartette chorus, assisted BY Messrs. w.
NJ. Jones and NJ l.. Wood \ male quin-
tette will be sung by Miss Maud Glenn
ents. NJ. l.. Wood. W. NJ. Jones. j.
T. and VIM. J. Morrissette. The choir
will also sing several pretty selections
Judge b. a. Hancock Will preside over
the meeting.
CHURCH NOTICES.
Rev. w. w. Lear having been returned
10 Central Methodist church as its pas
tor for another year. will preach to-
day both morning and night Subject al
II o'clock Working with God" Al 7i5.
The Church and Temperance" Junior
Epworth League 81 $3.50 and Senior
League AT o'clock.
Rev. j. O. Babcock. the retiring pas
tor. will preach morning and night at the
IIftn-Strcet Methodist church.
There Will be services az Asburv chr~oh
at II A. ~. and 7'ij p. ". to-day. The
pastor, Rev. J. K. Mccullough. viii con-
duct both services.
Rev. w z. Hurt returned from Powha-
tan county yesterday morning. He will
conduct services at II A. NJ. and 1880 p.
NJ. at Stockton-Street Baptist chu6ch.
Sunday school at s:l5 A. NJ.
Services Waat-Era crux~A