Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
BOTH SIDES ACTIVE.
uueoRo AND o'FeRRAl FIGHTING
FOR MANcHeSreR'S DELEGATION
Great Interest Felt ss the Approaching
ward Neutrality-suspicious. Installed.
Personals and Briefs.

Politics arc neg inning 10 assume hNciV
en,.c IN tAis city and the ward meetings
,..,, pn,sday night TO elect delegates 90
g.. convention NIL be the occasion of con-
s-.,.lla interest. The Buford folks bavo
I...., hard az work and tho O'Ferrell poo
,r. lavcn not been idle. and thor full forces
lc rraycd against each other. The
,hist, Is chat the delegates from Man.
......r Will DO divided as to their first
,.,.r. .a She convention.
IA, rirlt the Buford Club held busi-
,....,r- IA Odd -feilows Hall. Mat
...-.4,aipr to the interest OF the or
.,.... were discussed and further
.....at, FOR Iuesday nights meet
..u... u. 80 O'Fcrrall gathering a,
g.,U.g tonight. at which time the
...- ls a.! O.. C.ucrcsSman Will make ar
..e.crt, Go taxing part IN the ward
..'>'.,,r, Of tho Committee on New
,.'..,l E.. .la.. announced TO be held
,.t.l Nadc-MemOrial church. was
..'.. .a account OF y quorum not
4 rr...t Chairman ID. l. Pulham
4 u.. cali another meeting soon.
a ,.v ouIcras INsrALLrD.
4 ..-.v Council. No. II. Jr. O. L. A. NJ.
...-la. night last aud the following
V.re installed for tho ensuing
ID. Councillor W. c. Clements.
\ -.. butler. jr., past councillor; w.
tt.-r.->.tt. councillor; u. T.. Cuddie.
-..rI'lor. William IOlcr. treasurer;
q, g. Uafus. recording secretary ), c.
..,Iy financial sooTet9ry; waiter
t....t warden: George wilson, con
.....r l.. ~. Baton. inside sentinel j.
j.. Fr-i.. outside sentinel. Irustees-R.
ii, Walker. ). r ReIiord. and q. Nj. Ire
leacons ~ the Presbyterian church
. fitt quarterly meeting last night
a.. f.a.~acted routine business.
$50 street force was engaged yesterday
in .sl1in. The cutters on cambridge
Sir r. g.. Broa ljus. who has been quite
t.... l- wei enough % be az his place of
bushes again.
IElFys AND PERSONALS.
Gao Norfolk colt. ont Of Brennan
lrtr.. u..uugug % Or. Lawrence Ingram,
i.rg,I through window at the Nhitby
-. ...a day OF two ago and was quite
DAILY injured. Mr. Chambln SAYS that
though tr has had many colts IN that stall
IL. fs ire first one that ever jumped out.
It. Chesterfield County Court m' cts
Vs,t Monday The case ot james Lynch,
a.. alleged murderer. is set for that day.
a UIleu Of Granite says be would IKE
q. --r the stteet-car lra3ks extended
t-.u Forest Hill t. Granite, and then
4 across tue riycr 90 the New RoseTy 1T.
InrI1g the past week several of the large
s.1t.L.lders IN the electric street-railwny
t.ul4ilrs Of Manchester have visited THIS
tlfl. DR.. }. l.. MUM. Of New York, being
81 't,u. Dr. Mum was physician 70 the
ll,~ jaw Gould. AMI he - interested IN
many q The enterprises IN which Gould
a la gt a
Ilru,w aimshOuse has been completed,
aud Wll. uc formally turned over 10 the
Council at us ncXt meeting. IL ls very
l.tly that tho olty fathers will take some
action relative % the management OF the
institution % that meeting. DIR. William
4. Matthew'S has offered 10 DO the PROBES
s..l4l work Of the place # an operating
d,ult.Iuent Is fitted up for his use.
Coroner lroainAK will hold an inquest
,i.tt Monday IA the case of a cOlOred in
fant who died under suspicious circum-
stances on Fourth street between HUI
un1 Decatur streets. The mother Of the
child aud Quo Of the important witnesses
are -ick.
Will PAY A FBATEUNAL VISIT.
Grand Master ". II. Suead, Of
Henderson Lodge. No. lOj. Odd- Fellows.
Of tins clty. will pay an Official visit TO
Uallsbor0 Lodge, No. 81, tonight 10 III
stall the ncwly-cloCted officers OF that
lodge. About twenty Odd-Fellows from
THIS city val accompany the district
deputy grand master, and they anticipate
a very pleasant time.
CAPTAIN William ". Eanes. % Peters
burg. who was killed by a fall IN that
tItv "Wednesday night, had many Trends
iu tins city and Chesterfield. who deeply
Hc.rrt hi- sid death
MR.. Patterson. mother Of Mr.. }. II. lat-
. L.. - an q lar
Caaut4' Bank. continues very III. Mr..
Patterson. son. Henry, Is also III with ty-
Vbui I-inyor.
llr Manchester PRESBYTERIAN Sunday
school has adopt-l resolutions OF thanks
= Mr. aud Mr. " stein for kindly ten
,eru. to the SUNDAY school the uso Of
thor beautiful grove for picnic purposes;
The teachers aud scholars of tho colored
Yu.Gc -Lo1is of this city gave an enter
tairm,ut AZ The school-crOund on the
Fourth and realized 5000 on their organ
tl.L ~
Nr- Mary A. Wallace. Of tins city, left
Y.-' rlay for Copper Hunk Springs, Va,
\, ..e -at Will spend q few weeks
la.t.Iu William Henry White. OF New
Nu... president Of the Manchester Water
.r4ug. wa, IN the CITY Yesterday.
coal VEN recently discovered on the
ru ot Mr. John lurplu. near hailsboTo.,
O.. o. L-s',Iteid, promises 10 be very lu-
trlrvr hut.
SIS, E1sc FERGUSON and Miss Ella Tay-
l.i. fr.m Pleasant I'm. =. g.. who have
}..t. Stopping with the Misses Haddon. III
Manchester, have retained home.
,..rA II. r. DuVal, of the Hastings
Court. who has been quite sick, Is ont
B-4'-.
Mass fouuie r. Nance, OF this city. is
quite sick ~ Ler residence, on stockton
sfr,et.
ST.. Kate Branch Of Petersburg, isvisit-
i1- Der SISTER, Mrs. VIII ain Cox. ut No..
80 Porter street.
Sir. Rosser l.. Moody continues quite
Ga ht her home. on Porter street.
SOLDIER BOYS FORM a CLUB.
Thc Permanent Organization Effected