Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
cITYOF MANCHESTER
-,eoenocsaric COMMITTEE TAKES
us sTrps TO ORGANIZE A CLUB.
, uo,a ward Meetines--A Charter
a..n,ed-Two Deaths snndsy-chnreh.
r,ysonal. and other Notes.

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cor the purpose OF deciding upon date
-, ,he ward meetings, at which the
'~.,,;n,endents Of tho respective wards
~ members OF the City Democratic Com
go shall be chosen. after due con
.aera,,on the body decided 20 call ward
.o,,ncs for next Friday night for the
T..,o.pancd purpose, and the secretary
-. instructed 20 notify the snperlntoho-
~ 81 the various precincts
Vpch informal talk was engaged IN Tela,
. IN the organization Of Cleveland
~ stevenson club in this city. ana the
- ,esolyed to take immediate steps 10,
spch an organization. 10 tins END
NH'.,,croents were made with Mr.. Bradley
S.sbe Leader Hall. the club VIII De IN
s,.,nely organized at the ward meetings
wv. Trday night and VIII meet at the
~ building at an early future tor per-
r.oent organization.
~rN, DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
,,5r. Ingram granted charter yester-
~, ,rcofporating the Etna DEVELOPMENT
|C-r,napv. with offcesin this city. Inc capt.
81 sock OF the company Is tobe SlOO,OJO,
l"' 80 oliects are 10 lease. sell, buy. own,
81! ',,cbange real estate TO the extent OF
AZ 40 srres. 20 own. lease, and exchange
I'.,'e,ts pertaining to mining and mineral
"a 10 ACT as trustees for persons or
"uu,' II Is. IN other words. mineral
,s., ,,r,nanv. The main Office will be In
t'u> t,,gton ID. c. The following are the
N WINS G. +. y, Caracristi. presi-
O., Granite. Va; w. A. kimmel. vice
,,e.i1ept. +. l.. Brewer. secretary; +. II.
Esyo general manager; Z. Is. Jonas lson
- senator Jonas, treasurer, ali OF wash
irct0u. ...,o.,s .ha n,robosa ~
lr,b Largest property by the Wash
len Construction Company, and says
~ large brick- and granite-works are to
ia started IN the next sixty days.
trpeE HANoocK's COURT.
IL. i Hancock left yesterday
,ro,r, Tor Nott0way county, where he
M ia succial term of the Circuit
oF ,lqt county. The ten attach
49,, casee against j. II. Lawrence will be
S.c,5sJ an tie first day of the term. An
t~,.,..,I rqsc from the County Court in a
~, 0a.o vii also be heard. Judge Good
80 n tte County Court. refused to
ran, the license and the applicant, Mr.. S.
! Tll.tt. appealed TO the Circuit Court.
Tbe ,peciai term will last tor several days.
ON Saturday. August 9Th. Judge Han
c.cs Will hear motion IN Manchester IN
vacation % aba'e ON attachment IN tue
case OF Blaif rs. Campoell, &c, from
bonneville county. W. Kirk Matthews
snpe4rs for the defendants. and Scott d
Scott. of Richmond, represent Mr.. Blair.
wBH OSCAR M'GEE's DEATH.
Mrs. Mol'ie q. Melee. wife of Dir. Oscar
O. NcGee. died Sunday afternoon at the
,..,I,uce Of her husband. No. 500 Everett
.fre-t in the 3lst year of her age. She
isj been sick only IA short while, and to-
vsrI the end her sufferings were intense.
which she bore with Christian fortltude.
1-a licensed Was a most estlmable lady,
s,! W. beloved 10y all who knew her. She
leaves a husband aud several little chill
arr. The funeral WILL take place this
afternoon at half-past 3 o'clock from the
Ba.nbrIdge-S;reet Baptist church. The
romans wall be uttered IL Maury GENE
ter.
Inc funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Winfree,
who died sunday morning At O'Clock
tit.ra long aud painful illness, took place
Yesterday morning from the late resi-
oence. Fourteenth and Semmes streets.
The services were conducted by Rev. w.
e Walden. and the burial took place at
Malry cemetery.
BTTRF MOTIFS or INTEREST.
Iersons vino have not obtained medals
fr their dogs had better do so, as tine
tine has expired and the police will be
around IN a few DAYS to report all un-
Leoused CANNES.
A large congregation attended the meet
lns 40 Leader Hall Sunday afternoon I'M
der theauspices OF the railroad men. Rev.
Gtorge H. Raw, of the Union-Statlon
Methodist church, Richmond, addressed
the Assem- blage. The meeting was one OF
unusual interest.
Rev. Eldidge Hatcher preached Sunday
81 Bethlehem church. in Chesterfield. tie
was greeted 10y q large congregation, and
preached sermon of great power. During
the progress Of the meetings under his lead
ershlp much interest has been manifested.
SIX persons presented themselves for mem
bership on Sunday afternoon, and at the
same service there were eight or ten profess
sions of conversion. The meetings will con-
tiuue this week.
Rev. II. IA. Winfree is holding meeting
this week at Red-Lsne church, in Powhs-
tan, and u assisted by Rev. Messrs. walter
VI. Jennings and James L. Reynolds.
Those who are 10 take part IN the sing
M az tine cornerstone laying OF the
Masonic Hail had rehearsal at the Balm
Irdge-Street Baptist church last evening.
The introduction of summer-cars ON the
D,catur-street electric line would meet
with the appreciation OF every traveller
over that route.
hc case OF electment of Nelson's heirs
-.. Samuel ID. Atkinson. which was begun
sd the Hastings Court on saturday, en-
RACED the attention of the tribunal again
Yesterday. There are many intricate legal
POINTS involved. The trial will probably
BE- concluded to-day. Notwithstanding
Size threatening weather, huge throng
visited Forest Hill Park Sunday after
Boon.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mr.. Charles Scndadt, of Norfolk, is visit
.l- the cltY.
5la'or b. II. Nash and Mr. ID. X. Welsh
az. OF Richmond, were in Manchester yes
t,lIsy.
}n., Nancy Jennings, of this city, IS
Spending the week with friends IN Powha-
f.u.
Mr.. George Ransom left yesterday for
birmingham, A'a., where he Will IN the fn-
lIll reside. go
hr,. Rosser L. Moody is critically i'll at
t.e residence OF Mir. W. l.. Moody. on PoT-
'.r street.
Master John O'Brien. who was ga pain
fuIr injured several weeks ago by catch
Ag his hand III some machinery, is getting
& .l- very well.
1.f and Mrs. Y. V. Coghlll, of Chester
lei have gone TO Virginia Beach to spend
3 tow DAYS.
Gr. aud Mrs. W. Is. Bradley have re-
tuned from Cobbs Island.
Sis. Ruth Walden, vino has been visiting
Hiss May Moody. at Chesterfield Court
house. has returned TO the city.
Nr. Robert L. Walden IS quite sick with
t,Ihoid-fcyer at has home, at Buck Hill,
ly4i Manchester.
}lr and Mrs. W. l.. Wormley have gone
~ the warm Springs 10 spend the re-
la'-der OF the summer.
Mr. A. ID. ShOtweli and daughter, Miss
Fannie. have returned IRON the ked Sui
uf springs.
Bis. Maggie Craze. of this city, is visit
ilg Der brother. Mr.. L. b. Craze, IN the
Mountains Of Virginia.
Nr. Ernest L. Welsiger sang q pretty
colo al Meade Memorial church Sunday
morning.
Nss Is. ?. Walden and Miss Clara Ingram
Mrs.. William Michaux.
A party from THIS city went out 10 OAK
Grove last week, the farm OF Mr.. Irwin Is.
NrsRer, and enjoyed an old virginia
brunswick stew.
letter received yesterday from Mr..
George W. Merrideth. of South Carolina,
Nhu was injured about the back last week
ty jumping from an engine when turning
over, SAYS that he Is getting along very
well and Is now able TO wslk about the
loom.
The funeral Of Mrs. Amelia Stroud.
whose death was noted in the DIsPATcH.
took place sunday morning from ths West
Ind Methodist church The services were
conducted by Rev. L. I. Dadmun, and the