Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-01
mANcHesTeR's NewsY CHAPTER.
Personal Points. Church Services, Court
News, and other Items Of Interest.

Personal Points. Church Services, Court
News. and Other Items Of Interest.
Miss Annie Fendley has returned from
Lynchburg.
Aspecial term of the Chesterfield Chr
cult Court will be held to-day.
Miss Burton. OF Farmville. Is visiting the
Misses I.ithgow, on Porter street.
Mrs. ID. L. Lipscomb left yesterday after
noon for Baltimore.
Miss Alice Hudson. of Alexandria. who
has been visiting Mrs. W. q. owens, is now
the guest Of Miss Carrie Bachelor, OF
Richmond, Va.
The mad-dog which created 40 much ex-
citement in Manchester Saturday was kill
ed late that afternoon down by the canal
by Mr.. Adolphus Hargrave.
The funeral of the little S-vear-old child
of VI. John s. Eggleston, of Suffolk, FORM
erly of Manchester, took place yesterday
afternoon from the Meade-Memorial
church.
The men discharged from the Richmond
and Danvilie shops IN TINS CITY before
Christmas are being taken back: and II IA
believed that In a short time all OF them
will be given work.
Amelia Flournoy and Callie Hatcher
(both colored) were before tho Mayors
Court yesterday morning charged with
disOrderly conduct in the street. Inc
cases were continued until this morning.
A meetine of tho City Central Demo
cratic Committee will be held Thursday
night at 7:30 o'clock in the J~ddey building.
The committee will discuss matters rela-
tive 70 the approaching municipal cleo
ton.
The bill introduced by Delegate Toney
TO prevent corporations from black-listing
discharged employees is pending in the
Senate. and is not expected to pass on ac-
count of the lateness of the session:
Forty-eight deeds were recorded in the
clerks office of the Hastings Court during
the month of February. and four mar
riage-licenses were issued-two to white
and two to colored persons.
There were forty-seven arrests made by
the police last month as follows; Chief Of
Police, 23 first assistant ID; second assist
ant. \: chief and second assistant, 2
total, IL. Causes Felony, q misdemeanor.
Is: ordinance violation. 20-tOtal, ~.
Mr.. w. i. Pitt was chosen as the repre-.
sentative from Dale Lodge TO the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Honor. which meets IN
Roanoke today. In consequence OF MS
inability TO attend Mr.. David }. Weisiger.
his alternate. will act as the representative.
Rev. John j. Clopton exchanged pulpits
with Rev. l.. r. Mason, of Grace Episcopal
chuI CHI. Richmond, Sunday morning. Mr.;
church at night.
At the Central Methodist church Sum-
day the pastor. Rev. W. @. Walden, preach
ed morning and night, Three appllca-
tions for membership were received ana
two persons baptized.
Mr.. Dadmun, pastor of West-End church.
commenced a series of sermons at his
church Sunday morning on Soul WIN
ming" He took as his text, Come we
after Me and will make you to become
fishers of men, At night he took as his
subject. And straightway they forsook
their nets and followed HIM."
Rev. w. W. Smith preached at the Balm
bridge-Street Baptist church both Sunday
morning and evening. At night there were
forty-three conversions. making total IN
the progress of the meeting OF between two
and three hundred The mems meeting in
Leader Hall at $3.50 o'clock IN the after
noon was very interesting and twenty-slx
persons professed conversion. Mr.. Smith
held meeting in Leader Hall yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock and last evening at
1880 o'clock. The meetings will continue
nightly this week in this hall.
MIR. Il. +. Michaels. secretary OF the
Railroad Branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Virginia, Is in
Chicago attending the international Con-
ference of tle railroad Department of the
Young Mems Christian Associatlors. lie
addressed the conference Saturday on the
subject, Personal Work Among Railroad
Men,
MIR. Lesley c. West, foreman of the Dan
Vile railroad-shops at North Danville, was
at the shops IN this city yesterday. Mr..
West served his time at these shops.