Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
THE NEWS or MANCHESTER.
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8unday-School Nesting TesHorrow-Ht'
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Tho Baptist sunday-scaool Association OF
Chesterfield and Manchester, organized low
wccks age at Clopton-Street church. VIII hs'o
ia fret mse,gug at Salem church tomorrow.
thlidrcn'e-day will also % Observed ~ sno
church, and II IA the intention OF those Ia cnaisc
20 make IA s,l-day affair OF tae TWO moennsr,,
II Is understood that an excellent programme os
exercises has been arrsng, Tor the occasisi ena
the day promises 20 be one OF pleasure eun Pr
NJ. Salon church IA near tncsttfncIu, 49, y.
house and O number OF Manchester people neso
arranged TO 60 ont end attend the nervicrr
Tho entertainment given NJ branchs cnutcn'
10 Che-terield, Thursday night was very sac.
tmc. The R,ehsnond 0.se Club was present
and contributed largely 70 tho pleasure OF mo
occasion. This church Is Ut prescn, "'tnont
pastor but the members are beg'nning 10 WORK
aud hope al no distant day TO DO n position 70
extend call 20 some nnipistcr. There VIII DO
preaching at Br-nch's tomorrow.
DEATH or MR.. THOMAS j. wAYxAcK.
Mr.. Thomas 5. waynank, whoEo serious III
ness han becn noticed In tho DISPATCH died IA
Aigusta. Ca. late Thuroday evening and his
remains VIII reach hero by the Richmond
and Danuilo train this morning OF
O'Clock. The funeral viii take place from
Mcade-Memortai ca1rcA, and tho ipternent
viii be made at kaury cemetery. Tho
following ex-memoers o. the MANCHESTER Elliott
0rays win oct as pali-seare-s: Leutennnts
Henry Fitzgerald and James d. Craig and Com
rades James W. Craig. George q. Anderson, j.
n. Smith, aud X. 4. BauRh. Sergeant W. ID.
Craig Is prevented from getting by SICK
ness, ana Mr. james A. Gentry, .prest-
dent OF the Elliott 0rays Association, by the
death OF Nre. Elizabeth Haynes, n family con-
nection. Sir. Waymack wcs wcll~kno1n ci;i-
ION o, Manchester ard soSic time ago won't 10
Augusta. lilo WAS ono o. the most gallant NOM
bers OF the Elliott Grays and surrendered with
General Lee. lilo eas a brave soldier and a true
frieni and comrade. q devoted husband and
father. 10 leaves a wife, several children, and
other relatives.
TIE CELLS ARB COMPLETED.
The three new station cells recently ordered by
the Council 70 DO boil, In rear OF the Old Market
house and adjoining the Poco-COurt room, have
been completed aud ato ready for occupancy.
Ofncers smith ana MOles we're hard ~ WORK lass
night Iryiug 20 eaten somebo1y dong somethine
mean, 80 as 70 give tho new apartments TRIAL.
Tho cells are strong, comfortable, ana will prove
a treat convenience TO tho police.
Tho o,hor day there was an ncclnent NJ tno
aaw.rpill Of Mr.. Marion Niufree IN Chesterfield.
near Chester. which win cost him about $loO
While Lig log was being sawed into piaDks tho
saw struck "a piece Of canDon-bal which ned
been ifnt eJdod IN the tree during the mom0re-
hle battle OF Drewry's Blun The pieco OF shell
broke the saw and caused other damage 70 the
machinery. The shell was entirely Embedded IN
The tree and tho bark had covered the spos
where the ghell entered.