Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
NEWS NOTES FROM MANCHESTER.
The Funeral of Mr.. noyd-Personai and
Other News Items.


The funeral of Mr.. Mark X. Lloyd.
whose death WAS announced in Sundays
DISPATCH, took place from his late resi-
dence, corner Tenth and Decatur streets,
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. A num-
Der Of friends assembled to pay the last
tribute of respect, and there were large
delegations from Lodge No. IA. A. +. and
A. NJ, of this city, the Chosen Friends,
and Phil. kearny Post, Grand Army of
the Republic. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. l.. X. Thornhill,
assisted by Rev. John j. Clopton, and
the interment was made at HOLLYWOOD.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers HOnoTary-Alr Otis III. Russell.
Colonel J. A. Pattee, DR., I. ?; Mathews,
Rev. J. ]. Clopton. Mr.. Il. w. Gentry, Mr.
i. L. Prison. DR.. VI. ID. Hoge, and Captain
+. w. Cunningham. Active-General Ed
gar Allan, Captain {. ". Burr. Colonel :.
j. Carrington, Mr. i, w. Wilson, Mr.. l..
W. Weisiger. Mr. II. Fitzgerald, Mr.. Is. W.
Nunnally, Mr.. II. A. Maurice, and Mr..
George Q. Ely. The burial services were
In accordance with the ritual of the fra
ternal organizations OF which the deceased
was member.
PEOPLE AT THE PARK.
The programme discOursed by the Blues
Band at FOrest-Hill Park on Friday night
last was reproduced at this resort last eve
ming in the presence of thousands OF
guests. The park was thronged all day
SUNDAY aud the electric cars were taxed 20
their utmost capacity.
The second annual picnic of the Ches-
terheld Cavalry Troop will take place at
Forest-Hiil Park next Thursday. There
will be "A tournament aud other amuse-
ments. together with an elegant dinner.
The Committee of Arrangements are
Lieutenant A. O. Attkisson. Sergeant Wal
ter Moore, and Sergeant ID. l.. Ioney.
PUBLIC SPEAKING TONIGHT.
The Second Ward Cleveland-Steve nson
Democratic Club will hold q meeting III
Odd-Fellows' Hall tonight TO receive re-
ports from the several standing commit
tees. President Merritt saws he shall have
a good speaker present to discuss the poll
teal issues. and there should be large at
tendance.
The time IA past due for taking ont dog
licenses. and owners Of CANNES had better
attend 10 the matter at once. The police
will make their inspection tour IN a few
days, and the ordinances provide that a
fine of not less than 50 shall be imposed
for keeping unlicensed dogs.
Mary Parkinson was before the Mayors
Court yesterday morning, charged with
assaulting Amanda Shepherdson with Il
rake aud cursing and abusing her. She
was fined % and costs. The case of Mary
Pegram for assaulting Addie Pegram was
dismissed.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Senator William Loyenstein, of Rich
mond, was in the city yesterday afternoon.
Clerk H. T.. Du Val yesterday issued a
marrmge-license TO Mr.. Samuel II. Webb
and Miss Matte o. Williams.
Mrs William O.. Owens. who has been
spending the summer in Chesterfield. is
visiting at her fathers, Mr.. j. g. Batchel-
lor, on Church Hill
Miss Ellie Owens. who has been visiting
Mrs. r. II. Winfree, Of Chesterfield. re-
turned home yesterday.
Judge William |. Clopton Is at the Cold
Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. W. b. Bradley is visiting relatives
in Prince Edward county, near Farmville.
Miss Mamie Hudson, of this city, Is visit
ing friends in Lunenburg county.
Messrs. James f. Bradley, John G.. Rice,
and II. b. Owen. have returned from North
Carolina.
Rev. W. II. Christian, OF Hampton, Va,
formerly pastor of Central church, Is stop
ping IN the clty.
Miss Annie Wilson, daughter of Rev. L.
p. Wilson, formerly OF this city. is the
guest of Mrs. II. ID. Walker, on Decatur
street.
Saunders left yesterday morning for
Charles CITY county TO visit friends.
Captain James a. Lipscomb has returned
from Patterson, N. D., where he has been
attending the session OF the Supreme
Grove OF Drulds.
Mrs. Harry Perdue aud daughter Annie,
who have been visiting AiT. W. 4. Perdue,
on Everett street, have returned to their
home, in Ashland.
The singing OF Miss MAY Thomas, of
Washington, at Meade-Memorial church
Sunday was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
Mr. BENJAMIN Z. Owen. Jr., has gone to
Southwest Virginia with the committee
from the Legislature who are to inyesti-
gate tho matter Of taxation OF the mineral
lands OF the State. q,
The pastor, Rev. W. C. Walden, preached
at Central Methodist church Sunday-both
morning and night. Rev. William II.
Christian assisted IN the morning service,
and Miss DAISY Gibbs sang very pretty
solo,
Richmond, preached at the Meade-Memo-
rial church Sunday morning. The pastor
Rev. John j. Clopton. conducted the AZ
ternoon service,
Mr.. Floyd Crandall and Mss Kittie Ca
room, of Chesterfield. were united IN mar
rage of Old Church. Powhatan county,
Sunday shortly before tho morning service
by the pastor, Rev, Il. II. Wintree, IN the
presence of nlmher OF lrlends- Ihe
bride is pretty aud accomplished young
lady, aud the groom is prosperous young
planter OF the county.
Rev. L, Z. Reynolds, of this city, Is a.
sisting his son, Rev. James w. Reynolds,
In protracted meeting ut Oakwpou
church, Goochland county.
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