The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-10
MANCHESTER NEWS.

LIST OF D1sTMcrIoNs.-At the closing ex-
ercises of the Manchester Male High School
the following distinctions were announced
by the principal. E. Morrissette:
Geography: Paul Atkinson; B. F; Bransford. R.
W. Broonax j. Fl: Conway Ned Chies, j Fl. In
gram. X. Z. Lee, Wa. Owens. a. Z. Reynolds. y.
SHARP: K. f. WiHfree, Y B. s: s. winfree u and H. W
p 3. Wlnfree, 3. (: Bransford. Ned Chlles, a. :.
Reynoldds C Charles SHARP Gha5ss Jones j. ~
way, R. ". Brodnax James Ambers. Paul Akin
son, John Moles. A. Fitzgerald, Ira Jones, h. W.
Walker, and K. Z. Stanard.
Owen, Jr., 3. E. Bransford J.. Fl. Ingram, ID. y.
Winfree, Ned Chilcs. II. Z. Stanard, 4, W. Prod-
cis res Resa2S jones' 9ye9 K
Ira Jones: Il. u: Clark. and John Moies. .
oSen g. "SsGRs E. %afssc T. T. E aransfor j. b.
Ingram. II. NJ. Clarke, Charles Sharp, R. W. Brod-
,IrtIimetic: b: B. wnfree, W; >. Campbell, 2.
| Fl. winfree, b. P. Owen, B. E. Bransford, W. ~.
Sims, Paul Atkinson, 4mes Ambers. j: II. Ingram,
Sharp caries jones' 81 Rey
noldS. y: n. Clark. (. W. Broduax, K. C.i tauard,
d. Masss f:Gfns a W. F'sge e canpbe Charles JONES'
Algebra: W. 5. Campbell. B. P. Owen, Ira
GEOMETRY: ". s. Campbell. B. P. Owen.
Latin: w. ). Campbell, J. II. Ingram. B. P.
Owen, y. 3. Winfree, K. IL. Winfree. .. +. Prans-
ford, W. 6. Owens. Ned Chiles, X. W. BrudnaN,
n. VI Clark, Paul Atkinson.
Greek: ". 5. Campbell, 3. P. Owen:
Dechtn1aion: W. 5. campbell, B. p Owen.
COaDositi0n: w. >. Campbell, Is. <. bransforI.
j. II. Iugram B. p. Owen.
r. II. Winfrce received a gold medal for deport-
ment, punctuality, and recilattons.
PERsoNAL.--Mayor 4. NJ. Kelley, of Rich
m0nd, was at the county courthouse ycster-
dav on professional business.
Colonel William Ambers, Commonwealth's
attorney, has gone to Clover Hill on busi-
ness.
Robert Miller (colored brakesman), iu-
jnred on Richmond and Danville railroad a
few nights ago, is improving.
METHODIST SABBATH SCuooL.-The officers
and scholars of this Sabbath school have de.
cided 10 have picnic this year 10 the neigh
borhood Of Providence church. The party
will go out in private conveyances and carry
baskets with them.
THE CRY CoUScIL.-The members of the
City Council will hold an adjourned meeting
at the Council Chamber tonight at s.
o'clock.
No provision having heen made in the
charter in reference TO the one, two, and
three year terms, this question will not be
settled until further legislation is had on the
subject.
The City Attorney and Engineer will be
elected TO. night. rhe other standing COM
mittees will also be announced.
BELLE ISLE CHAPEL.-The effort to raise
funds for tue improvement of the Mission
chapel on Belle Island has proved very sue
ce>stul, and its completion and formal dedi-
cation will take place shortly. .
MINOR TopIcs.-The appointive officers of
Henderson Lodge have not been selected
yet.
Monday, July 18th, is County Court day.
The officers of Manchester Council, Friends
of Temperance, have been installed.
Many of the stone-cutters and other EN-.
ployeS at the Granite Works, who left at the
suspension, are returning.
THE HAHDLEY MEMoRIAL.-Tho exercises
attending the memorial presented to Stuart
Lodge, No. 141, I. o. o. f., Of this city, by
Kossuth Lodge, No. 393, of Media, Pa, me-
riied a more lengthy notice than 1t has re-
ceivcd. This memorial was presented to
Stuart Lodge for recovering and sending to
his friends the body CT David Handley, of
kossuth Lodge. Both Mayor Chiles in pre-
senting and Mr.. BranS(ord in receiving the
memorial were exceedingly happy, and the
most fraterual and patriotic illusions we're
made 10 the old Keystone State and the best
wishes expressed for her general prosperity
and for the good Of Odd-Feliowship every
where.
A HAPPY PARTy.-A number Of old and
young gentlemen spent yesterday drinking
iced lemonade and enjoying a barbecue at
Crystal spring. The party returned late last
evening in good spirits.