Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
TIE NEWS o. HANCuEsrER.

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TIE NEWS o. HANCnEsrER.
Personal und other Items from oar
sister City.
The band plays en- the Courthouse
Square 10 night.
The monthly meeting Of the City
Council will be held tomorrow night at
$ O'Clock.
Mr.. W. T. Galo left last night FOR the
Hot Springs.
Mr.. Augustus Willis. Of Charles Ci.y,
was in Manchester yesterday.
Mr.. Bernard Walsh left yesterday for
Portsmouth, having severed his counec-
tion with the Richmond and Danylile
Railroad Company
The Manchester Base Ball Club will
play the Auroras at Boschen's Park
Saturday afternoon.
Meetings vill he held in the several
wards of the city tomorrow night to
elect delegates to the congressional con
vention. These meetings should bo
largely attended
Mr.. Lsndrum r. Jones and wife have
left for new York 10 sail for England, OF
which place Nrs. Jones is native.
Voters should bear IN mind the fact
that the time for registering expires Sat
urday.
Hey. Decatur Edwards, pastor OF the
Clopton Street Baptist church, has been
granted q months leave OF absence.
which time he Will spend il Culpcpor,
his native county.
At Il meeting Of the Cleveland and
Thurman Campaign Club held TUESDAY
night Mcsrs. r.. 4. Cl0pton, 7. j. Ma
con, Thomas J. Smith. and George q.
Ely, the committee appointed for that
purpose. presented "A series Of resolutions
IN respect to the memory OF the late
James \. Dunlop. which were adopted.
The following officers of Star of Hope
Lodge of Good Tempar5 have been IN
stalled: Chief Iemplar, a. Is. AlcCul-
louch Nice-VempIar, Miss Mary Adams {;
Secondary, Robert &. Traylor; Financial
Sccrctcry. j. H. HAWKS; Treasurer Mrs
Rosa Dornin Chaplain, w. W. Craig :,
Marshal. Harry Collpghan Guard, Lee
Ellington Sentinel, Mr. Amos; Assist
ant Secretary, Aiss Matte snderson :;
Deputy Marshal Mrs. !. j. Traylor /;
Supor.ntcndent ot Juvenile Templars.
Miss Eva Martindaie Past Worthy
Chief Templar, j. Is. Fitzgerald.
Personals ana BTIen.
Edward s. Rose and family are at tho
Natural Bridge
lariclla's Band will play on Libby
Hill tonight from ; 10 10 O'Clock.
Major r. f. Walker is at Norfolk.
where he con;emplates spending several
weeks.
The Board Of Directors of the Cham
Der Of Commerce meet this evening at 8
o'clock.
Augustine Ball still continues very
sick at the home Of his grandfather
Or. Read.
Fx-Treamrer Greenhow was confined
at his home yesterday on account of in
disposition.
Or. II. ID. Bruins, of New Orleans, is
visiting his friend, Mr.. Thomas y. Car
ter, Of this city
Mr.. II. A. Atkinson. Jr., counsel for
the Richmond and Chesapeake Railroad
Company, is in New York.
In the absence OF the mayor. ". 4.
Shepard, Of Ashland, Captain John q.
Tiller hes performed the duties Of the
Office.
Mr.. 4. c. Williams aud family and
Major Lewis Ginter have arrived IN
Melbourne and are attending the Expo
sitlOn.
Hon. Henry L. Pollard, of King and
Queen, WAS in tho city yesterday cn
route for tho Cold sulphur Springs,
Rockbrldge county.
Misses Ida and Lew Harris and Master
J. Wyatt Davis have left for Cumberland
county, where they will spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. CASTOR Barg, attorney. Of Paris,
France, who has been N consultation
with Mr.. J.. T. W. Nsrye, Of this city,
left for New York yesterday, and will sail
for Europe on Saturday.
It il thought that as soon as the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad is taken
out of the courts, or within month
thereafter, the Richmond and Allcghany
line will pass into It's hands.
Some Of tho Richmond brickmakers
think Of introducing the manufacture
here Of hollow bricA, 50 popular IN the
North for making partition walls in fire.
proof buildings, where lightness must be
accompanied by strength and soiidity.
james P. Turner, whose fnneral takes
place at 10 o'clock this morning from the
Broad-Street Methodist church, was at
one time employed in the Office Of the
treasurer OF the Richmond and Danyille
railroad. He was a brother OF Mr.. W.
+. Turner. and WAS held in high esteem
by large circle Of friends.
The Mr.. Fauntls:oy who las been
prominent as the counsel OF the mur-
derer W. II. Lennox Maxwell alias
Hugh VI. Brooks, condemned 10 death
at II. Louis, is son Of Judge Faunue-
roy, Of our Supreme Court of Appeals,
aud has won "A great reputation by his
ability, ingenuity. and persistence oa
behalf of his unhappy client.