Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
THE CITY ACROSS THE JAMES.
Mrs. Harding's Musicaie-Other Interest
Ing Notes Gathered in Manchester.

Mrs. HardinC's Musicaie-Other Interest
Ing Notes Gathered in Manchester.
TIE concert and closing exercises OF Mrs. A. c.
Hardiae's music school took place at Leader
Han last evening. In addition 10 the scholars
who participated in the programme Messrs.
DOUGLAS Le.twich and Haddon ;. Watkins sang
several solos. a. did also Miss Virgie Allen. The
scholar- arOutted themselves well and rendered
their parts in the most artistic manner, Deing
greatly applaudei ct the conclusion ol each
feature Of the elecantly-arranged programme.
The medals for proficiency ia the divine art
were presented by Judge John II. ingram IN Il
short and appropriate address 70 Misses nasy a
Burton. Ruth Nunnally, Coley LoNeii, ana idh
FfournOy. Tho proceeds OF the enterthlhneu,
VIII bo devoted 20 the parsonage fund oil the
Bainbridge-SlTeet Baptist church.
THE COUNCIL DID NOT MEET.
An adjourned meeting Of the City Council Was
70 have been held last evening, but IN c)nse-
gueDce OF no quorum being present the meeting \
adiourncd over until next Friday night Al the
next meeting OF the body the report of the r.
nance Committee relative 10 the bonds whlch
will DO issued 10 retire the s3S,OOO 0f boncs
which were subject ~ call January 1, 1877, VIII
DO acted upon. ,
tho City Engineer will also come up Tor con-
sdera,ion, and Mr. j. W. Bronaugh- Dr., VIII
give the required bond as Treasurer OF The city
Of Manchester
HER fINbER CUT offs
Miss Mamie Brock, an employee OF the Mar
shall Cotton-Mlls, Of this city, met with very
prinful acciden, yesterday afternoon while az
WORK on a machine. Her finger got caught IN
the wheels some way and the ehd OF IL was
mashed on. DR.. Lawrence ingram was sum
moned and rendered The necessary surs'ca' Ut
IN THE POLICE COURT YEsTERDAY.
There were about half dozen negro women
before tho Police Court yesterday morning
chargei with fighting and creating disturpat
o. the annoyance Of tue nelghDorhood' brNh'
and profane language were used very promlscu-
ously In the combat Those VINO hhd Deeh 80
unfortunate a. to bo tapped on the head WIN
the missiles produced them Ia court The Cole.
family were the only ones who suheIed
financially from the frncas. queen Solss, lo-
year-old girl, was fined 81. Ann GOrdons as
sessment amounted 70 $500 which she could
| not pay and in default sue was sent to jail
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Davis, OF Michigan,
| formerly of Manchester, are the guests OF Mr..
| Frederick smith. of this city.
Tho Forest-Ilill baseball team, OF thls city,
| will play the Virfinias, Of Richmond, at Island
Mr.. a. ID. Mcbao went 20 Roanoke last eve
ming with the First Virginia Regiment 70 assisl
| In celebrating the tonth anniversary oi the
Tne supreme Court at Wytheyille affirmed
| Thursday the decision OF Judge Joun II. In
gram in the case of Foster against the city OF
Nanchestor-Iudge Lacy delivering the opinion.
| Tho ease grew out OF tbe condemnation oil
Semmes street.
Ground has been broken for the new Masonic
| Hall to be erected on Cowardin avenue ahd
| Hull street. In few weeks tho cornerstone
will be laid. Next week the cornerstone OF the
| ola Masonic Hall on Fifth street VIII bo removed
and its contents WILL 1t Is said, 60 into the corner
stone OF tue new hall
Mr.. b. f. Prison and family will leave tonight
| for Kentucky. =,
Mr.. John O'Brien and wife left yesterday for
Saratoga Springs. n. Y. lr. OBrien viii attend
\ the National Master-Mechanics Convention AZ
| that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lee, OF Salisbury
" c. arrived In this city yesterday. hr. Lee
loft last night for the International Convention
| OF Master Aechanics, at Syracuse. n; l. MIS-
| Leo will be the guest VI her ristcr, Mts' De
Jewett on Bainbridge street.