The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-21
Mr.. BALDY COMES
TO MANCHESTER
The New Pastor viii Preach Twice
There Tomorrow.
Mr.. HAY GARRETT MAY RECOVER
The Physicians Now Hold Out Slight
Homes to- His Family Miss Hattie
snead To Marry Personals and
Briefs
Mr.. HAY GARRETT MAY RECOVER
Manchester bureau, Richmond Times.

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
1l12 Hull Street. Beattie Block.
Rev Mir Badly. pastor-cloct % the
Bainbridge Street Baptist church, arrived
yesterday evening from Aiken, S. c., and
Is stopping with Dr. william p. Mathews.
MIR Badly stated last evening that his
family would be with him within the next
week or SO.
lie will remain IN Manchester though
his pas,orate does not really begin until
November LIST. He viii preach tomorrow
morning and night.
MIR. GARRETT SLIGHTLY BETTER.
Dir. Hay Garnctt was said TO be slight
ly better last night. Or. White. Of Rich
mond. was called yesterday afternoon.
and seemed 20 think there was still some
hope OF his recovery.
The revival services at the Fifth Street
Methodist church is growing i'm interest.
There were several conversions. Rev. J.
$. Wallace is conducting tho meeting this
week
The marriage Of Miss Hattie Snead of
Manchester TO Mr.. Ben. higgins. Of
Greensboro. \. c.. has been announced.
Captain Brien has returned from his
trip South.
The colored carpenters' union was or
eanizod last ght at No. 1920 Huh street
The commission OF lunacy held over the
negro at the police station yesterday
afternoon, found Il verdict of not insane
but sick. lie was returned 10 his home.
INFANTS DEATH.
Margaret LOurene. the little child OF Mr..
and MIS-. A. r. Grimes died Thursday
afternoon at I o'clock al the residence of
her parents aged eighteen months. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy of
their many friends i'm this. their sad be
reavement. Mr.. Grimes was i'm the city
OF Danville when The little one died and
reached the city last night The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon at the
Fifth-Street Methodist church at $3.50
o'clock.
DELEGATES RETURN.
The Manchester delegates to the State
Council of Jr. O. L. A. NJ. which met al
Cane Charles City last Tuesday morning
and continued In session until Wednesday
afternoon. returned yesterday. They re-
port an exceedingly busy meeting. From
New South Council A. 5. Wright and S.
p. Jones were sent. Mr. r. l.. Patram
represented Davis Council From Liber-
~ Council No 10, W. II. Toler j. IL.
Harlow. and r. +. Criddle.
Mr. Opperman and Mr.. Levy mad q little
discussion yesterday afternoon on Hull
Street. which led TO blows. Accounts of
the origin of the trouble differ Neither
was hurt. but Mr. Levy's clothing was
somewhat disaTanged
Yesterday Opperman and Levy appeared
before Mayor Maurice who after hearing
the ease. fined Levy s., and dismissed OPP
perman. The real trouble was not dis
covered. but 10 seems there has been an
old grudgo between them for some time.
Albert Mickers. (colored was arrested
yesterday morning by Capt Smith. He
10 thought 10 belinsane. y commission
OF lunacy was held over him
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
MrW. H. Lthgow. was ont for a short
while yesterday for the first time i'm =
fortnight
Mrs Edward Moss. of Danville. is Wis
sting Mrs. ~. H. owen on Bainbridge
street
Miss Lucy =. Carr. of Decatur street.
left yesterday for a visit 90 Baltimore.
Mr. Chas. Price. of 40. snS Everett
street. IS confined TO his room with mala-
ria.
Mrs John a. Haskins OF Chester. was
In Manchester yesterday.
Miss Annie w Shotwell. OF 40 900 CO.
wardin avenue. left yesterday for New
York city. where she will attend school
this session.
Mr.. j. a. Lumpkin delivered the proof
sheet of The School Report to Supcrinten-
dent D. l.. Pulllam yesterday.
Little Charlie Irwin. who was struck
by a bicycle last Wednesday was pain
fully hurt