Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
CITY0F MANCHESTER
HAPPENINGS OF ApAY CLEANED By
THE DISPATCH MAN.
MANY Visitor, to Attend the Expedition
Funeral of Mr.. McCrone-Casss De-
fore the Mnyor-Brief Notes.

Rev. John ]. Ciopton has returned TO
the city.
NJ ~ V Thraves. OF Amelia, Is stop
ping with friends here
Mr.. A. c. PullIam. OF Newport News
Is In the city.
Mr, Eleanor ID. Sampson. who has been
very III for several weeks Is impro'lns'
Mr.. James II. Cox. Of Richiand' laze-
well county, Is visiting relatives IN the
city
Miss rlossle Moore. who has been ap-
sent several months, visiting irieh's III
the South. has returned home
Miss Ada Gallien. Of Chase '''y' II
the guest of Mrs. White, on Decatur
street.
Mr.. NJ. p. Duval. OF chesteriieid' was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. X. II. Anderson. OF "esto'er' Is
visiting friends In Manchester
Mrs. ID. r. Lipscomb. wno mas peeh
confined TO her room for seVerai "cehs
in consequence of sickness Is eo'''@-
lescing. Ia. ,o.,
VISITING mere. III HN"''NN'
his home, in Washington. T..
octohar nth Is regis ,ration-d1y, anu IL
will be well for those wishing TO vote 10
look after their transfers ana secure
their registration.
Mr.. James II. Topham. Of WILLIAMSBURG
came up yesterday to attend the E~posi-
ton. He will be in the city seVeraI Gays.
Misses Minnie and Freda Schott. OF
Petersburg. who have been visiting IN
this city, have returned home.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
John Welsh. a white tramp was admitted
TO the chain-gang for ten days.
The case OF Charles Moseby tcolored).
charged with felonious,y cutting Mdrshaii
Rock. another dusky individual. with a
knife at n negro dance. was continued
until Friday. as several witnesses were
absent. The accused was bailed.
The Hastings Court was In session
short while yesterday engaged in the
consideration Of civil matters To-day
the case Of Williams against the Man
chester Railway and Electric Company
will come UP.
The funeral Of Lena Pearl. the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Grant.
Who died at the residence OF her parents.
No. 3l2 Nineteenth street. Tues lay morn
ing, took place from the home yesterday
at 1920 o'clock a. " The remains were
inferred In Maury Cemetery.
4 large number Of our stores closed
yesterday a noon in order that the clerks
might attend the Exposition. The pretty
day brought quite a number of people
from Chesterfield.
The funeral OF Mr. Alexander McCrone.
which took place yesterday afternoon ut
3 o'clock from the Presbyterian church,
was largely attended. The services were
conducted by Rev. c y. Van HOuten.
At the grave the services were according
- the ritual of the knights OF Pythias.
the deceased having been one Of the
Oldest members OF Lodge No. 5, Of this
city.
Miss Annie Malone. Of Florida, Is visit
ing Miss Lena Morr sett. on Porter street.
The delegates TO the state Council,
Junior order United American Mechanics.
which convened In Charlottesville this
week. have returned TO the city. Mr.. ".
z. Pugh. OF this city, WAS cho en one
of the representatives, to thr National
Council which meets in Omaha. and Mr..
". T. Smith was elected warden Of the
State Council.
The negro who stole lot OF clothing
from Mr.. Lee Clements. OF Swansboro'
Saturday was arrested at POwhatan
Courthouse yesterday.
Mr.. John Thorn. OF Kittrell. y. c.. who
has been the guest of Mr.. J. j. Bayley,
has returned home.
Master Tom Turpin. while partridge
hunting yesterday, succeeded in killing
Il red fox.