The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10
OLD CAYALRYMEN
IN MANCHESTER
Veterans Of Company B, Fourth Vir-
gina, to Have a Barbecue.
TO BE AT BEAUMONT SPRINGS.
The Man Who Stabbed His Wife Sent
on to the Grand Jury-Little Son Of
Judge Ingram Hurt-PersOnal
and News Notes OF Interest.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
1ll2 Huh street, Bealtie BLOCK.

Manchester Bureau, tlcuupHu llHiF0f
1l12 Huh street. Beatue Block
A meeting Of Company ., Fourth Viz
glnia Cavalry Association. was held yester-
day at 1890 in the Police Courtroom
Comrades present We're: Capt James a
IiDscomb. a. $. Fourqurean. S. ID. Al
Msson. James /. Flournoy. Capt. Moore
Thomas Fisher and william +. Fisher
This meeting was to discuss arrange
ments for the annual outing This year
It is to be given at Beaufont Springs
WAS si1Nr ON~
James Taylor the negro who stabbed
bis wife Friday morning, was brought
before the Mayors Court. lie was held
over to await tho action Of the grand
jury. james made q speech In which he
said nothing should be done with a man
for cutting O. woman mean as she Is. lie
claims his wife started the trouble.
John Dowdy also appeared FOR his re-
ward Of justice, which was the small
sum of 81 20 for being drunk Friday night
Not having the change he was sent to jail
for fifteen days.
John Littlepage Ingram, oldest son Of
Judge Ingram, met with a painful acci-
dent Thursday He fell from . tree and
broke his arm just below tho shoulder.
Or. Lawrence Ingram reset the arm
yesterday.
The Farmville and Powhatan Railroad
Commission Was I'm session yesterday az
the courthouse. The business was that
Of hearing evidence concerning the Wood
and Harvie tracks. The commission did
not go out yesterday.
Some members Of the Board of Health
say there was no sufficient cause for the
Council not passing on the smallpox bill
last night. These bills have been vibrat-
Ing between the Council and the Board
since last March. The Board will have a
called meeting sometime before next Fri
day. At that meeting all tho red tape
requirements VIII be complied with 50
the Council will have to take this long
deferred action al their next meeting
There Is some talk OF the city purchas-
ing the Central Methodist church for a
school building. A school building Is
needed I'm that portion Of the city, and II is
thought in case the city buys the building
will DO used for that purpose
PRETTY MARRIAGE.
A very pretty marriage took place last
wednesday night at the residence Of the
bride 30. 800 east Sixth street. when
Miss Elizabeth Brice and Mr.. Archer Bald
were united I'm wedlock by Rev. j. s. Wal
lace, pastor Of Fifth-Street Methodist
church. After the ceremony a reception
was rendered the happy couple. They
VIII reside in this city.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mr.. W. j. Carter has returned 10 the
city after q pleasant and profitable trip
20 New York and other eastern cities.
Miss Smith Latham is much better. She
has been confined to her room for several
weeks.
Mrs. z. G. Tatum, Of Toano, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. snellings, at 927 Perry
street.
Mr.. Willie Craig, OF west Thirteenth
street, is out again after a spell OF sick
ness.
Mr.. Randolph Jones IS out again after
a long illness.
The swansboro Social Club gave a very
enjoyable hay ride 10 W. l.. Morrlssette' $
farm on last Thursday night, about three
] miles In Chesterfield county where they
had a very pleasant time.
Those present were Misses Pearl and
| Bessie Chislin. Myrtle Russell, Maude
| Clements, Blanche Kahl, Annie Barham
| Pearl and Fife Morris, Messrs. Charles
and John Taylor Powhatan Bass. Arthur
Moore. Clarence Fortune Howard Chap.
| man. Howard and Walter Clements.
Chaperons-Mr and Mrs. a. r. Moore and
| Mrs. r. Il. Criddle.
Miss virgie l.. Craze. who has been
visiting friends in Chase City. has return.
ed home.
Miss Maggie Craze, one Of Manchester
most popular young ladies. has returned
| home after a most delightful trip from
Pennsylvania. She Is greatly improved.
THE CHURCHES.
Services at Meade-Memorial church this
morning at II A. NJ. and evening
at6P.M. Sunday school al 900 A. NJ
preaching by rector, Rev Bent Dennis
Public are cordially invited 10 these ser
/ Vices
There VIII be services az Fifth-Streei
Methodist church this morning at II
A. NJ and p. NJ. Epworth League
meeting at 1880 p. NJ. Sunday school a
. A. NJ. Preaching by pastor. Rev. ]
s. Wallace.
Services az Fifth-Street Methods
church Sunday Sept. 10. 1899. as follows
| Sunday school at s:lS 4. NJ; Preaching al