Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
HAPPENINGS IN MANCHESTER.
Mortuary Report-Personsl and 9th

mortuhfy Heport-fersonh ana Othe1
Notes from Across the James.
Mr.. Thomas Z. Owen has returned from WI.
| liamsburg.
Captain James A. Lpscomb, OF this city, left
| yesterday for Philadelphia 10 make an investi-
| CATION OF the condition OF tho SexeuDial
League.
Mr.. w. X Beauie. Of this city, has gone 10
| Chattanooga, Tenn, where he will engage In
business.
Ia the Mayors Court yesterday morning Da-
| vd Appieman was iiued $40 Tor selling pair
! OF pants on the sabbath day.
| Mr.. ID. ID. Beatte has been confined TO his room
/ since Saturday with rheumatism.
Judge Is. A. Hancock went out 10 Chesterfield
| Courthouse yesterday 70 hold the Circuit Court.
| Tue City Democratic Committee will meet in
the Leader building tonight 70 wind up the BUSH
| ness OF the campaign.
Nrs. William Clark, Of Glover Hin. Chester
| field, who has been very III, Is improving.
| There will be no services at the Meade Memorial
! church tonight on account OF the absence from
| tho city OF the rector Rev. John j. CloptOn.
There was to have been n meeting OF the City
Council last night to take action with reference
| 10 tho laying OF the now Waterman on Everett
street, but in the absence Of tty-Engineer Lips
| comb the meeting was postponed until Friday
| night
Hannibal Henderson, the colored janitor OF the
| Hastings Court died Monday night after BRET
| illness lie had been Janitor Of the courthouse
as well as several OF the churches In the city for
| a number Of years, and was perhaps one Of the
best known and most highiy-respectod c0lored
| men in Manchester.
Cards are out 10 the marriage OF Mr.. Horace L.
Smith Of this city and Miss Lille Roy M0nteirO,
daughter OF DR.. A. Morteiro, OF Richmond, for
merly of Manchester The ceremony will take
place Wednesday morning, November I'D. at
/ l o'clock, al Monumental church, in Richmond
There were five deer killed by hunting parties
In the vicinity OF Midlothian, in Chesterfield.
Monday. or these Messrs Haley Cole, Robert
jackson, ana Samuel Clark killed three.
IaH Mar IN WtnfH Rant lin
Watkins. j. h. Martin, X. @. Broaddus, aud Mrs.
Mamie Watkins had very pleasant fOx-hunt in
Chesterfield Monday. They succeeded In cap
turing the animal Ia P0whatan county, and Mr.
j. Is. Martin received the brush.
Central Methodist church Will make an excel
lent showing at difference this year. The ro-
port Of the Official body will show that the pas
tors salary OF &l,GO0 has been paid IN full, as
well as the assessment Tor the presiding elder,
amounting 70 1851, and that $4,000 has been
raised by the congregation during the year.
Judge b. A. Hancock, u the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield, has awarded writ Of error 10
operate as a supersedeas 10 the Judgment OF the
County Court In the case OF j. I. Harper "a.
George II. Jewett. The County Court revoked
at Midlothian, and the case now goes 10 the Cir
cult Court. Judge James NJ. Gregory 10 counsel
for Harper, and Messrs. Cogbill q PePloe ana
Cornelius Mimms represent the defendant.
West-End Methodist church VIII make the
best report before conference this year that she
has ever submitted. The church raised $1,000
Tor the support of the church and about as much
for the addition recently made 70 the church
Mr.. Dadmun, the pastor, IL Il jealous worker and
his congregation Is greatly devoted 20 him..
The stable Of Captain William y. Davis, at
Roslyn," In Chesterfield, was entered Monday
night and robbed Of valuable horse. The
authorities OF Petersburg ami Richmond have
been notified, but so far aa known nothing has
yet baen heard OF the animal.
Mr.. sidney Cox, who has been living In Pitts
burg, Pa, for several years, has returned TO
Manchester aud will reside here In the future.
The little son OF Mr. Brice, VINO was 30 badly
injured Monday by being gored by bull, was
somewhat improved yesterday.
Mr. James Jones, Of Greensboro, N G., has
made his home In Manchester and secured en-
ployment with the Richmond and Danyille Kali
road Company.
suFlcteut amount for the support OF the ministry
and incidental expenses, and will send perfect
report 20 conference 81
Mrs. ID. L. Lipscomb has returned from Balti-
Messrs. Ben p. owen, Jr., B. W. Nunnally, A.
j. Bradley, Ii, G. Chambln, ID; l.. Ioney, q; ,, X
Macon A. c. Atkinson, o. ]. Merritt, X. c. VIII
Uams. aud w. 4. Williamson, who were dele
gated TO 90 over TO Richmond and confer with
| the Committee OF Arrangements for tho Demo
| rratic demonstration in that city on Thursday,
met them in the Circuit-COurt room last evening
and completed arrangements for the lolllnca-
ton.
President Of the Board of Health, for the month
of October is as follows: Total number OF Deaths
22-Wbite, 81 (; cOlored, IL. First Ward, 2;
second Ward, 8 Third Ward, 10, and Fourth
Ward, z.
Causes OF Death: Malarial-fever, white;
congestive chilli, white; paralysis. white, i
colorod ; marasmus, l white, l colored; dysen-
tery. 1 white l colored; acute phthlss, col
ored: pneumonia, / colored; dentition, COL
ored selevosis of kidneys, ! colo. ed typho-
malarialfeyer, colored; typhoid-fever.
white; chronic diarrh1a, colored convusions'
1 colored; pertussis, white; choiera-morbus,
/ c5lorod; dyphtheritic laryngitis, coloret: un-
known / cOlOrod.