Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
TIE CITY ACROSS THE JAMES.
,Y.nv Notes o: Interest Cleaned by the
Manchester Reporter Yesterday
~. I,,lo Holt hoe returned from Sara

Miss Eula Holt has returned from sara
toga Springs. n. y. :.
Miss Carrie Seusseur, OF buckingham, Is
the guest of Miss Leila Ballowe.
Mrs. John OBrIen Is visiting friends ia
Washington. ID. 4. w,
Misses Lottie Baird, Florence "oou.
and Aurelia Blanken. hip have gone 10
Portsmouth to spend The summer. Ill
Tho supervisors OF Chesterfield Will
meet tomorrow. CT,
recular meeting Of the City School
BOARD will be held Tuesday night,
MIR. Z. V. Cogbill of Chesterfield, was In
the city yesterday.
MI 4. L. PacinI aud bride have returned
| from their trip North.
Misses Ada and Birdie Ncister. from
Crow Spring, are visiting friends III the
Miss Katie Ford, of Tazewell county. is
visiting her aunt. Miss Martna Iayio'' on
Porter street.
Miss Matte G.. Ford has gone to Graham.
Tazewell county, to spend the summer
with her parents.
Mr.. p. C. Temple. Of Chesterfield. who
| has been quite sick with typhoid-feyer, Is
| able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Chambers. OF Lynch
burg, who have been visiting Mrs: w. II.
| Garnett, of this city. have returned home.
Mr.. John G. Hewlett has returned from
Baltimore, where during the session }ust
closed, he taught piano-tdnlng IN the biind
| institution.
Rev. q. Il. Moore, of Cowardin-Avenue
| Christian church, will preach at Gethse-
name church, Hanover county. this morn
| ing. Regular communion service VIII oe
| held at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Christian church
| at II o'clock. Tonight at o'clock Rev.
L.. A. Cutler. OF Richmond, will preach.
MIR. Bransford Cox. who has been attend
inc school at Blacksburg, has returned
| home for the vacation.
Mr.. @. j. Merritt, who has been indis-
posed for several days. is conyalescent.
The Leader-Hall meetings still continue
| TO be q great attraction and are largely at
| tended. Rev. DIR. Cannon, OF richmond.
will preach this afternoon AT $3.50 O'Clock,
and at 3. during tho song service. Mr.. W.
u. Folstead, of Mr.. Moody's school. will
| make short address.
Joseph Fletcher, a youth about IA years
| OF age. who lives in Richmond and drives
| q brick cart, fell from the vehicle while
crossing Decatur street at Ninth yesterday
and one of the wheels passed over both OF
hislegs, badly bruising them. lie was taken
| to his home, in Richmond.
Mr.. w. q. Jackson, OF Richmond, was In
| the city Yesterday morning in the interest
| of the State Exposition to be held from
the 9th to the Goth of October next. inciu-
siye.
| Mr.. Thomas f. Woodfn now has charge
| of tho delivery of the DISPATCH in Man
chester, the route having been purchased
on Monday last, June 10Th. from Mr.. John
| A. Duke, who had owned it for about two
wears and succeeded in increasing the cir
| culaiion steadily. Mr.. Woodfn is we'll
| known in Manchester, having lived here
| for number of years, and. with capable
| asqistanta will SEQ that the paper IS de-
liyered regularly and promptly.
Mrs. Dallas Jordan died yesterday at her
| husbands residence, corner Seventeenth
and Stockton streets. in the 18th year OF
her age. The deceased was daughter OF
| MIR. ii. 0. Atwell. of Keysville. Va, and
was very esumable lady. She leaves
husband and two children. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
from the residence.