Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10
THE ENGINEERS NET.
THE WESTERN STRIKE. HOWEVER. WAS
NOT DISCUSSED BY THEM.
nsa,h of Mrs. Ollie Moedy--To Prepare for
EIccting peiegases-other Itens
From Manchester.

The brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers held their regular meeting in
Toney's Hall. Manchester, yesterday
morning. II Is understood that no action
was taken regarding the great strike and
boycott at Chicago, From an official OF
the Danville shops Il was learned last
nisht that the employees OF the southern
Railway Company had no idea, at present.
Of taking any part In the labor troubles
out west In conversation win TWO
prominent members Of the Junior order
United American Mechanics the plspa'ch
man was told that none Of the iaDor o's"-
nizations OF Manchester had manifested
any disposition to.participate In the strike
Mrs Jennie Moody. wife OF MT ONO
Moody, formerly Of Manchester oieo NJ
her husbands residence In West Nir-
s,nla sunday night The remains Will
h. taken 10 Roanoke for interment. Mr..
Moody l. the brother OF Mrs. Thomas
peasloy. Mrs. 5. W. Brown. and MISS
Kettle Moody OF this city, and has many
friends here who deeply sympathize with
him in his sad affection.
The estate OF The hate Charles Davis
NH.
A. valued az SO GO and consists Of pro-
perty in Manchester and In Lansing and
Port Huron, Mich. Mrs Fred. w. Smith,
OF this city. IS one OF the three legatees.
4 meeting OF the city Democratic Com
mittee will b. held Thursday night al
the Mayor SCOUT room for the purpose
q fixing a date FOR ward-meetlngs TO
select delegates 20 the congressional con-
Vention and 10 select a new CITY Com
mittce.
The subject Of free-delivery mail
system is being discussed. and the citi-
rsns are hoping that census win be
taken In order to determine whether the
rsquiste ten thousand Inhabitants live
here that would crtitle the people 10 get
their mail a home
Miss MArgie f. White and her little
nephew. Master John ". Rudolph. OF
Chester. Pa. are .hc guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. !. J. Bsyley. corner Of Twelfth and
cambridge streets.
There was quite large crowd at the
lawn party given at Tenth and Perry
streets last night for the benefit OF the
icc.mlssion fund. The entertainment Will
b. repeated tonight.
Rev. Charles ~ Van Houien left yes
terIay 10 spend his vacation in the noun
ih.ns.
Mrs Thomas Walden sr., continues
very IN. and her death may be expected
n, any moment She is in her @th year.
Mrs T. r. Waugh. OF Petersburg. is
visiting her sister Mrs. Fred w. Smith.
IN Twelfth street between cambridge
AMI Porter =.
Sir A II. Perry has been confined TO
his residence. corner Of Twelfth and
stockton streets. on account OF sickness
for the past three or four weeks.
daughter vi.
Irsrou $50. il on a visit 20 her reia-
live. i'm Cumberland county. Va.
Kev Mr.. Christian. OF Richmond. con-
5u.tel services in Loader Hall Sunday
,C,.rnoon for tho railroad branch OF
trs Young Mems Christian Association.
NJ Andrew Seedlings left yesterday
r,,r'ng for Blue Ridge Springs 10 attehd
the Virginia Pharmaceutical Association.
Arss Marion DuVal left yesterday
morning for Hampton.
Mrs Lawrence J. Pool left yesterday
norulug FOR the seashore. ,,
Nh William r. LipscOmb is detained
al, lie residence. on Twelfth street be-
tween Decatur and Stockton. on account
Of sickness .,
ire Central Methodist Sunday school
viii have their picnic July Gath at Wesi
Point III.
Mir W. T. IAthgow, who has been SICK
Tor a week or more. was reported to be
better yesterday
Miss Bette Morrison and her brother
Hackley. Of Petersburg, are Visltlnf
friends in Powhatan county
In the Police Court Yesterday; Henry
Zones eooIored). charged with creating
disturbance I'm his family: case continued
until to-day. John Monroe (colored)
charged with ordinance violation; dis
chsI1-I.
Mrs Virginia T. Snelllngs left yester
dly afternoon 90 visit her SON. MI IL
W Snelllngs. near Norfolk.