The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-30

with some OF her girls, gave another
exhibition OF fancy dancing.
Miss Mary T.. Swami died Thursday
morning at her home In this city in the
thirty-ilrst year OF her age. Miss Swami
was teacher In the Manchester public
schools several years ago, and last session
taught public school at Robious. Chess
tcrteld She contracted a deep cold. and
about ten days ago was taken Ill. Her
condition continued 20 grow worse until
she died. The funeral took place from the
Meade Memorial church yesterday after
noon at o'clock
Branch's church. IN Chesterfield county.
VIII celebrate Children's Day on the Sec
ond sunday In July. at which time they
VIII have an all-day meeting. DR.. W. T..
Hatcher OF Richmond, VIII be present.
and IN the afternoon will conduct the
exercises, which viii consist OF good
music and speeches. and the new pastor,
Rev. Mir. Wilkinson. Will be installed.
Davis Council. Jr. o. L. \. NJ met
Thursday night and elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Councillor.
l.. VI. Iriddy, Nice-C Councillor Lawrence
=. Pool. Recording Secretary. c. r.. Wal
than; Financial Secretary. a. L. Simpson;
treasurer ). ID. Wilkinson; Conductor
J. X. jennings Warden, Walter Il. Smith !.
Inside Sentinel. a. Rudd: Outside Sentinel,
William NJ. Males. Trustee for eighteen
months. J. W. Wesger; representative
to the state Council, /. Lee mart; alter
nate !. l.. Mum These officers will be
- Ihere viii be a match game OF BAH at
Forest lin park this afternoon between
the Manchesters and a fine amateur club
from Richmond. The battery for the
Manchesters will be Boyd and Barrett.
and for the Richmond team Dalton ana
Owens Game will be called at o'clock.
\ meeting Of the city school board was
held Thursday night. The only business
transacted was the approval for the pay
mont OF a number of bills. There will be
a special meeting Of the board July 9th.
for the election OF teachers for the en-
suing session.
Superintendent BlanlIingshlp has noti-
fed the school trustees of Chesterfield
that there will be "a meeting Of the county
school board al the Courthouse on Au-
gust "a The finance committee meets
July 9th and 2Sth.
The venerable Mrs Thomas Walden. Sr..
whose illness was announced Thursday.
was Thought % be a little better yesterday
morning She is I'm her ninety-ffth year.
Io-morrow morning the sacrament OF
the Lords supper Will be administered at
the PRESBYTERIAN church.
Miss Lena Morrissett left yesterday
afternoon for Luray, Va, where she will
spend the summer
Miss Alma Owens. who has oeen visit
ing In Williamsburg, returned home yes
tcrday
The condition Of Mr.. Wellington Brands
who has been i'll for the past week, was
slightly improved Yesterday
MIR. Robert Criddle. Of SwansbOro, who
has been very much indispCsed for the
past ten days. was able TO be out yester-
dav morning.
The infant child Of DR.. John F. Brans-
ford. of Bon Air. is quite sick.
The Misses Hatcher. IF Dutch Gap. are
the guests Of -drs George II. Jones, on
Porter street.
Miss Mary Reynolds. Of Cumberland
county, is visiting Mrs. r. 4. Bowen, on
Woodland Heights
Mr.. u. j. pullam returned Thursday
from a very pleasant visit to the sea-
shore