Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
MANcHesTeR's NEWS CHAPTER.
pine,-Grove school commemorative.
uac y,lley,, pesth-PersonaIs, &c.

piDey-GrOye school COmmencement-sir.
Mac Talley's Death-PersonaIs. &c.
The commencement exercises Of the Piney-
Grove public school, in Chesterfield, took place
Monday evening. and were Witnessed by large
assemblaec. The exercises opened with an in
vocation by Rev 4. }. Neitles, pastor of Second
Branch Baptist church, after which there was
music. both vocal and instrumental, doclama-
tons. recitaticns. tebleauX, ana nihsls lantern
exhibltions. Certificates OF distinction were
aWarded by Rev. L. ii. johnson, pastor OF SOutn
Chesterfield circuit, 20 Miss jamie Lee Mann ana
Master water c. Mann, neither oi "nom had
been absent day during the session. Inc mu-
siral mart OF the programme was under the d.
recfion of Miss Jessie Dahl, while the remainder
was In charge OF Miss Anna L. Dahl
WORK oy THE POLICE.
Tbere were 90 arrests made by the city police
force during the month OF May. VI tDese %
were for ordinance violations, ~ Tor misue-
neanor, and . for felony.
~ Tbere win be a match game Of baseball at
Woodland Heights this afternoon between the
Manchester baseball Club and the lawyers
This win be the first game played on the new
park grounds ana the game PROMISES " oo d
very interesting one.
Nearly all Of the dry-goods dealers IN THIS city
began yesterday closing their stores at O'clock
p. NJ. which will be continued untl the ioth
Of Saturdays and on pay-days at the Richmond
ana Danvllle and Petersburg shops.
Mr. TAILEy's FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Charles NJ Talley, whose SAD
death was announced in yesterdays DisPA1CH,
will take place this afternoon az O'Clock from
me Fifth-Street Methodist church.
Mrs Sarah T. Flournoy, who dled in Richmond
Tuesday was the widow OF Richard W. flournoy,
who for many years was tOmmohwealths atlOr-
ney OF Chesterfield - NJ,
ONE of the teachers In the public schools OF THIS
city. was married Tuesday afternoon at her
,ather's residence to Rev. i. a. Callhnon' Il
prominent colored minister OF south Cai on oiiiia'
Ringa assisted by Rev. j. f. Jones, OF hich-
mond. o,., ,,.,r,o,
Rev. f. p. Dahl. Of Chesterfield, was In the
city yesterday. .r,,o s,cv "a
s'Syas' ]. ii. Nichols is quite sick at her resi-
dance on Hull street near Twelfth.
Mrs Robert Eiiis Is very sick at her residence,
sixteenth and stockton streets. -
Mrs. H. r. j. Dahl, Of Chesterfield, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mann, on Seventh street.
uou. Richard X. Cardwell, OF Hanover, was Ia
uanohester Yesterday ON legal business.
Mrs = A. Viles, OF New York city, Is Visiting
,ar s,s,er. Mrs. +. ID. Whitehead. on Tenth
street. ,, . u,.,,.
Mary. VI Powhatan, are visiting Mrs. W. L.
TIerb n. u. Du Val. OF tho Hastings Court
| issued a marriage-licsnse yesterday TO Mr. Wh'
liam h. Howard and Miss Anna l. Wilson.
Hr r.. &. Michaels, secretary OF the Railroad
Rranch OF the Young Mems Christian Associa.
non. was yesterday at noon presented Win q
n.n1scre Bibe II was the gift OF tho EN-
,,,ovees OF the Danville shops and was In part
retnrn for the indeiatigsole iabors Of Mr.
M,chaels in the railroad work OF the association
Mr.. Joseph K. Davidson made tho presentation
Leach and referred in appropriate terms 10 the
GOOD WORK In which Mr.. Michacls had been en-
So ,ea aud OF the affectionate regard and hisi
esa.s sovess Mr.. Michaels responded in brief but
very pretty address.