Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
THE NEWS ACROSS THE RIVER
An Interesting CorraIing Of Personal ana
Cossipy Manchester Notes.


Cosby Manchester Notes.
The police force Of Manchester made
sixtv-nine arrests during tho month OK
July. ,,
There were several trivial cases before
the Mayors Court Yesterday morning.
Niss Florence Henry left yesterday eve-
ninc for West Point. Va. TO be gone
Rev william Wake Brander will preach
NJ ade-Alemorial church tonight at $50
Comnissioner-of- tho Revenue Samuel
II. Owens. who has been quite sick for
several DAYS. il able to be out.
Mrs. J.. j. Bowman and her nephew.
Douglas Beattie. are III Southampton coun-
ty for month.
left Friday night for the mountains. to be
gone for a week or ten DAYS,
Miss Mary Cobb, of buckingham. VINO
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. ". 1.
Lithgow. Of this city, will leave for home
this morning.
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry u. Mosby, a
carpenter who lived at the corner OF Eighth
and Porter streets. took place yesterday
sfternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. Harnsh has returned from New
York. where she has been visiting her
came back with her.
Mr. David Brooks, now with the Rich
mond aud Danyille system at Atlanta. has
returned. after pleasant visit III tins city,
where he formerly lived.
Frank Dancox, who for some time has
been collector of delinquent taxes IN Ches-
terheld county, has been adluGged insane.
The entertainment and far gwen by
Cynthus Grove, No. 3. !. A. O. d. at
Cersloy's Grove. closed FRIDAY night.
Rev. William n. Christian, OF Hampton,
formerly Of Manchester. is the editor OF
the Hampton Mehofis'. published by the
Sociott of the Christian Endeayor OF the
Methodist Church Mt Hampton.
Rey. Decatur Edwards will preach tho
Introductory ssrrnon at the Middle District
BAPTIST Association at Red Lane church,
in powhatan, next tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Howle. Of Darlington, :. G..
is here on a visit. She came up yesterday
with her cousin. Mr.. T.. il. HOwlc, who has
been in South Carolina fog ten days.
Row. G. II. DEM. OF Amelia Court-
house. Will fl Rev. Mr.. Van iouten's pull
Dit OF the Presbyterian church to-day.
Mr. Van Houtcn will 20 down 10 Chester
tbs evening and will carry on meeting
there next week.
Rev. Allen f. Hardy will preach az Clop-
ton-Stroet church this morning and Rev.
Decatur IUWiIIS VIII IIcutl NJ Odl-
Mile Creek church in Hcnrico. Mr.. Hardy
will preach at the Bainbridge church
to night.
Eighty deeds were entered to record in
the Office of the Clerk Of the Hastings
Court during the month of July. During
the same period nine mGrriage-licenses
were issued, of which five were TO white
and four 70 colofod couples.
MIR. John 4. Foster, OF Atlanta, Ga. for
merlv Of this city. through his counsel,
Judge James VI. Gregory. yesterday OBJ
tanned a writ OF error and yfDtrsededs to
the Judgment Of the Hastings Court OF the
CITY OF Manchester. The question involves
the jurisdiction Of the Gustings Court 10
condemn land for the opening OF Semmes
street.
Mir. 7. z. Howlc. real estate auctioneer.
yesterday sold at public sale to Mr. +. j.
Richardson. Of Richmond. the cottage OF
Mr.. John Perry, on Seventeenth street. be-
tween Decatur and Stockton. for l,O00.
The first ice manufactured by the Man
chester Transparent Company was
made Yesterday morning. 1t was manu-
featured from water direct from the river.
and considering everything the first trial Of
the machinery and appliances was de-
clded success