Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
HOW THEY WILL BE CHOSEN.
The Distribution of ChesterfeId's Dele

gatss-News Notes from Manchester.
Chairman p. V. Cogbill has sent 10 the district
chairmen the appointment Of delegates to the
Democratic State Convention, as follows: Clover
Hill District. Q; Manchester. b; Midlothian, 2;
Bermuda, l; Matoaca, o Dale, 2-total, Ia.
These delegates will be selected at precinct
gate; Ettrick. 2; Matoaca, 2; Swansbofo, !;
Bancock's Store, l Bon Air, Midlothian !;
WinterpOck. / Skinquarter, Courthouse, = !;
Eyler and Chester together, l.
The following officers were installed by swans
boro' Lodge, NO 20, |. o. O. f., Monday night by
District Deputy -Grsnd-Maste w. Ii. snead +.
c. Becker, past grand; w. l; 1rostlc' noble
grand; j. &. Neal, yice-grand; j. w. CheathaIn,
chaplain NJ. =. Andrews. recording secretary:
W. y. Taylor, treasurer: j. G. Rock, right sup
porter TO noble grand; j. w. Archer, left sup
porter 10 noble grand; B. X. Wilkinson. rlght
supporter TO vice grand; NJ X. Catlett. left sup
porter to vice-grand c. s. Sswtelle. warde1; f.
f. Williams, outside guard W. II. Rudd, inside
guard.
DEATH or MRS. TAYLOR
Mrs. Martha Cornelis Taylor died at her rest
dence, in Chesterfield county about ten mles
above the city, at o'clock yesterday morning:
She will be buried at Maury cemetery at j
O'Clock this morning. -Four children survive
her-yiz, Mrs. B. A. Hancock, krs 7. s. Morris,
MIR. w. Hampton Taylor, and Miss Blanche Z.
Taylor The pall-bearers will be Mr.. A. L.
Adamson, DR.. John +. Bransiord. Mr. Jacob
Bates, Mr. G.. l. Cooke, Mr.. j. c. Winston, and
Mr.. A. r. Jahnke Services Will DO conducted
NJ the grave by Rev. l. j. Phaup and Dr. D. h.
Hsren.
Childron's- Day was celebrated at Branch's
church last sunday.
vested $50 bushels Of wheat, the largest crop
ever harvested in this section.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Senator F. NJ. Parrish, OF Goochland, was In
the city yesterday.
Tho Ladies Parsonage Society OF Central
church had birthday celebration last night in
the lscture-roOm Of the church.
Tho Chesterfield County School Board will
hold its annual meeting at the Courthouse on
the % OF August.
Between the Juno and July terms OF the
County Court there we're thrty-six deeds ad-
mItted TO record In the ONCE OF tho Clerk OF the
County Court OF Chesterfield.
Mr.. j. w. Martin, OF this city, left yesterday TO
visit friends In farmville.
Miss Hester Claiborne, OF this city. is visiting
her sister, Miss Fannie Claiborne, Of Peters
burg
Captain Nj. c. heeung, OF Norfolk, Is IN MAN.
Miss hurelia Blankenship Of Falling Creek.
Chesterfield county, is visiting Miss Mamie PITT,
Mrs. {. NJ. Lea and baby and Nrs. W. b.
Moore are summering at Otterburn LIthia
Springs, In Amelia county.
Mr. Frederick X. Beattie left yesterday eve
ming for visit OF ten days 10 Baltimore and Old
Last Sunday 500 colored people attended 8
baptzing at Granite. Forty-soven were bap-
tiZed.
Mr. Lawrence Bailey is quite Ill with
typhoid-fsver at his residence, on Thirteenth
street.
The Tidewater District Convention OF the
Christian churches will meet In a three-days'
session at Cowardin-AYenue Christian church
August 90. Several OF the preachers will De
here and remain over Sunday.
The little child of MIR. w. I. Reams, who has
been very Ill for several days. is sfill Ia crit-
cal condition.
Mr.. William G. Owens and her sister, Mrs.
Bachelor, left yesterday morning on the
steamer Pocshontas for Norfolk to visit rels-
tiyes
Mrs. Sarah L. Gary Is quite sick at her home,
No llO east Tenth street,