The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
MANCHESTER'S
HEALTH RECORD.
The City Has Been Free from Epi-
denies During the Year.
Mr.. CHAS. T. MOORE'S FUNERAL.
VIII BE From st. Peters Cathedral.
city Officials VIII Not Observe the
New Year Holiday-Evcnts in
the Churches To-Day.
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times.
1ll2 Hull street, Beattie Block.


The following IS the mortuary report
OF tho city Of Manchester for the year
l9s prepared by Dr. Lawrence Ingram.
president Of the Board OF Health:
Whole number Of deaths, 100; white,
10j; col0red, So.
Sex. W. Z.
Males. =. =. Q. "................ a ~
Rate OF mortality OF whole population,
1888 per 1000 per annumi rate OF NOR
taulty OF white population, 1872 per 1000
per annum. rate OF mortality OF colored
population 225 per 1000 per annum'
The above calculations are based on
population OF l2000-white, 5000; colored'
4o0l
Manchester has been free from cpl
denies during the year and sull MAIN
talns her established record as a health-
ful city.
CHARLES r. MOORE.
Tho funeral of Mr.. Charles II. Moore,
who died no his late residence In swans
b0ro Friday night at 1925 o'clock VIII
take place from ST. Peters cathedrM
this afternoon al o'clock and the inter-
ment will be made in Mt. Calvary GENE
terry.
Tho deceased was I'm the twenty-third
years of age ana was a son on tle
late John Moore. Tie leaves besides
wife and two children four brotners-
Messrs. NJ j., j. T.. j. H. ana d. Do
Moore. al OF Richmond.
his death was caused by pneumonia
which he contracted about week ago
bic was most worthy young man. was
employed al the Richmond locomollFe
Works and was popular with q large
circle of friends and highly esteemed by
all who knew him.
DIR. ROBERTSON Ill.
4 message was received iu this city yes
tordav morning from Mr. Robertson, oy
frieuJ stating that his father Dr. j.
A Robertson. OF Amelia county, was I'D
and there were no hopes given OF MS
recovery. II was thought his hours
We're numbered
Dr Robertson is one OF the most prom
lnent physicians and citizens OF thal
county. He has been a practitioner there
for many years. He has many relatives
and "a large circle of acquaintance IN
this city. where he has ofteh Nlsl'eu'
THE MAYORS COURT.
,souir. w. b. Lthgow had only one
case before him ina the Mayors Court
yesterday morning.
Cammie Waddel went out serenadlns
Friday night with a number Of friends and
r.u bv Inc wayside. He was found
asleep by Policeman Smith VINO TOOK
him bon charge He was fined Sl.o Dy
ID Squire for the nights lodging.
Tomorrow being legal holiday the
p0stofico will observe the same.
Early morning collections and delivery
will be made by the carriers The office
viii close for the day at 10 o'clock
The day will not be generally observed
as a holiday by the city officials.
There was pleasant gathering Friday
evening al the residence OF j. w. Hub
and at 30. 13 west Fourteenth street
Among those present were Misses
Josie LEVER Carrie Huband. Ida HUI
band. Alice Huband Alice Smith, Fan
ME Campbell and Mabel Bottoms; Messrs.
~ Y. Moles. Eddie Huband. Howa d
Campbell. Percy Walton. Archer Tatum.
Gray B0rroNghs and Ferrau Pulley.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mr. S. v. Priddy of Greenyille, " c.,
who has been spending the Christmas
holidays with HIS parents here left for
his home Friday.
Mr. John w. Arlington Of Reidsville
is here visiting his friends.
Miss Matte Robinson and Miss Bette
Iarreave. of CreWe. Va, age the guests
of their aunt Mrs j. A. Williamson.
1906 McDonough street
Mr. a. X Ware, owner OF the famous
trotting sire AleOntara. and other noted
horses. is the guest Of his friend Mr
W. j. Garter, of this city
THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
At Cowardln-Ayenue Christian church
there Will be preaching appropriate 10
the new year by the pastor, Rev j. A.
Spencer al n a. NJ. and 1.b i. NJ
The pastor most affectionately requests
the members of the congregation 20 at
tend tine services. as to-days wor-
ship should De the key 10 our apDrecia-
ton of the Lord and His service for tn2
year 1880.
Services at West-End cnurch-sunday-
school at $3.50 A. NJ; services at II A.
NJ. and 1.6 T.. VI. by the pastor. Rev.
a.. ID. Crawley. EpWorth League meet
ings at 3 and Gas T.. NJ; church confer
crce Wednesday night az 8 O'Clock.
Every member earnestly requested 20
Doe present
There VIII be prayer meeting az the
city Home this evening>at O'Clock,
conducted by the EpWorth Leaguers OF
West-End church
At stockton-street Baptist church
there Will be the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Womans Missionary Society
this afternoon az 1880 O'Clock This
meeting is Introductory 20 week
of service devoted 10 the subject OF mis-
si0ns Tonight. Rev Or. Bar
ton VIII preach. DR. Barton Is a very
strong preacher and a forceful speaker.
and it is hoped that he may have
large congregation TO hear him.
At Bainbridge-s Baptist church
thee VIII b. preaching az II A. NJ. by
the pastor. lmmel lately after the SER
mon @ nass meetiur of the church will
be called to consider some matters OF n
terest n Is desired that 50 far as pos
sIh,s every member Of the church shall
DE- present Preaching at night by Rev.
SIR Hosanna, Of Persia. This gentle
man viii give some account Of religious
affairs IN his native land.
Rev Dr. Willngham having been CALI
ed from the city will not be able 20
preach an the Clopton-Street Baptist
church to-day. but his son will be present