Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-23

age. The funeral will take place this afternoon
1t O'Clock from the Bainbridse-Ssfccs baptist
church.
was only few days ago that her illness assumed
an alarming nature. she leaves q husband
several children, and number Of grandcnil-
dren. Mrs. Gibbs WAS = woman Of e.s.npiarZ
parent, and . faithful and true friend. Her death
VIII be sincerely regretted By large circle Oh
acquaintance
COLONEL BUPoRp's COMMITTEES.
Mr.. l. NJ. NunnalIy, president Of tho Buford
Association Of the city OF Manchester. has APP
pointed the following committees from each
ward:
7. Morris, q. w. Payne, J. J. Munroe, Z. a.
Jones, X. n. simmons, c. II. Sims, A. c. Jones,
y. =. Faulkner, W. ). Amos, Preston starxe,
Waverly Nunuaiiy. q. 4. keams, and p. z. Davis.
second ward-Aatthew Morton. A q. Evans,
Il. A. jordan, A. {. Gibbs, X. c. Williams, :: X.
Perdue, Z. II. Thorp ID. A. Albright, y. l. Nor
rift, X. y. Darlington, and W. =. kolin- =.
Third ward-Dr. T. B. Dorset, II. ID. Owen, X.
l.. Patram, ". A. Gibbs, George w. Franklin,
w. 7. Hart, I. T.. owen, c. W. Atkinson, W. n.
Kidd, J. X. Rsdford, Thomas II. Betty, J. Is.
Anderson, W. Z. Brown. H. ID. Walker. and J.N'
Boon.
Fourth wsrd-w. +. Robinson, q. X. Macon,
II. G. Fuzurson, John q. Rice, X. L. French,
i. A. Lamb. Dr. +. L. Mathews, John O'Brien j.
w. Arlington, l.. NJ Latham, X Z. Broaddus'
X L. Moody, A. Royal. y: n; Robertson. II; A.
Maurice. J. W. Toney. J. 7. Butler, J. j: Bailey
w. !. Williamson. j. 7. Robinson. A. I. smell
lings, j. IL. Patteson, John Z. McAllistcr. j. c.
Snelllngs, and Z. y. Latham. .
Tho Richmond and Dsnyille Railroad Bands
entertainment IN Leader Hall continues TO At
tract largo crowds. The voting for the presents
upio Wednssdsy night was asfolows: FOR tne
most popular musolaD-E. X. sampson. 100
Mr.. Williamson. 53 II. McTear, 53. For chair 10
the most popular minister-Mr. Trainbam, %
Mr.. Da1mun, 2I; Mr.. Ruckcr. 3. On nro set
Miss Walthsil. 20: Miss Hobeck. "a.
PERSONALS AND BRIRFs.
Mr. d. Il. Winiree, Jr.. OF Midlothian, was In
the city yesterday.
Branch No. Il, Iron Hall. will have a meeting
In the courthouse tonight 10 tako action on the
question Of reorganization.
Il is understood that the opera "Little Ty-
COON" which has been presented by amateurs
twice this week, will be repeated in tho near
future.
The Hastings Court Ia still in session trans
acting civil business To-day Two felony cases,
continued from the last term OF the court, viii
be tired.
The earthquake shock felt at Savannah.
Charleston, and other southern cities Tuesday
night was felt in Chesterfield. number OF
persons out there cay tho windows in their
houses ratified and that the houses shook.
The Sunday-scnool OF Bainbridge-strtet Bap-
fist church wcnt down 10 West Point yesterday
on their annual picnic. They carried largo
crowd and spent a very pleasant day.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning Hen
~ JACKSON (coored), charged with trespassng
upon the premises of the Manchester Tobacco
Company with intent TO commit larceny, was
discharged. Herbert Angel and Clir. Elder,
charged with trespassing on Walkers landing
AMI bathing there, we're discharged. The case OF
Thomas Pulley, charged with bong drunk and
dsorderly on the street, was continued until to-