Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-11
MANCHESTER NEWS.
DEATH OF MISS MolliE PRICE. A HIGH
IN ESTEEMED YOUNG LADY.
The Methodist Buuday-school Union Elects
Onicers-Court, Personal, and
other Ncws Items.

Miss Mollle Price did yesterday morn
ing At the residence OF her mother. Mrs.
Mollie Price, on Buchanan street. IN the
nth year OF her age. She had been III
for about three weeks with typhoid-fever.
Deceased was q lovely Christian. and
member Of Cowardn-Avenue Christian
church. She leaves mother. brother,
and sister, and a host OF friends VINO
will sympathize with the family In their
sad bereavement.
The Board OF Directors Of the Metho-
dist sunday-school Association Of Man.
chester met Sunday afternoon and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year; Charles " Green. president; "A. IL.
Thomas. first v,ce-president; l.. p. Jones,
second vlce-president; NJ. A. Campbell,
third vice-pre.ident; J. II. Busby, fourth
yice-president: w. II. Owens, treasurer;
Charles Wake, secretary; Landon L.
Jones, assistant secretary. me next
meeting will be held In Central church
the first Tuesday night in October at
balf-past 7 o'clock. The regular meeting
~ IN. association was addressed by Rev.
DIR. Paul Whitehead.
The mortuary report for the month OF
August shows that there were but III
deaths during that period, Of which
were white and.4 colored. There were :
In the First Ward. 2 In the Second, In
the Third. and in the Fourth.
CHESTERFIELD NOTES.
Rev. DR.. Dill. OF Richmond, Is assist
ing Rev. r. II. Winfree in revival meet.
In
county. The meetings are being held at
night, and a great deal or interest -
being manifested.
Miss Kate Hancock, sister of the late
DR. Philip s. Hancock, OF Midlothian, who
has been quite sick for several weeks.
is very much better.
Mrs. X. II. Winfree, OF Midlothian.
will leave In few days for Powhatan
to visit her cousin. Mr.. Watkins.
Mr.. Henry Clay Is quite sick at his
house. near Midlothian. He Is suffering
with inhammatory rheumatism.
Mr.. T. l.. Wingheld, who has for seye-
raj years clerked for Mr.. ". J. Carter,
left yesterday for Columbia, S. c., where
he will make his future home. Mr.. Il. Il.
Early succeeded Mr.. Wingned.
LEFT FOR ROCKY MOUNT.
The following gentlemen left yesterday
morning for Rocky Mount. y. c., to work
in the Richmond and Petersburg shops
at that place: Messrs II. G. FERGUSON.
George g. Baugh. william S. OBrien.
Leslie Snead. James T. Moore. william
B. Lpscomb. r. Henry Walden. and Fred.
Brown, machinists; Mike ONeil, boiler
maker.
Mr.. i. II. Atwell. wife. and children left
yesterday for Alexandria on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Miss Minnie Hudgins. OF buckingham
county, is visiting Miss Pauline Noryell,
OF swansboro.
Mr.. Charles II. Magruder, OF Newport
News, who married Miss Ida Williams,
formerly Of this city. is critically Ill at the
residence Of DR.. Robertson. In Danville
Mrs. w. r. Bass. OF Swansboro', Is
visiting friends in Powhatan county.
Several trifling cases were disposed Of
in the Police Court yesterday morning.
A colored woman was overcome by
heat on Ninth street yesterday. She was
cared for by friends.
The City Committee attempted TO have
a meeting last night. but the idea had to
be abandoned for lack of a quorum.
Mr.. Mike Moore young man who
works on Belle Isle, was knocked from
a trolley-car Sunday night on Seventh
street and quite painfully hurt. He was
riding on the step to a sufnmer-car and
was struck on tho head by the trestle OF
the railroad running from Byrd-Street de-
pot He was rendered unconscious by the
blow and an ugly cash was made over
the right eye He was cared for by
friends and yesterday was we'll enough
to he at work.
Mrs. V. Stein Is visiting her father in
Chesterfield.
Miss Minnie House. Of Jersey City, Is
visiting the Misses Patch.