Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
FORM MALONE CAMP.
Tue MANCHESTER VETERANS Or
CAME UNDER THIS NAME
rh.v Ala, Prepare 10 Take Part In sne
Unveiilng--Destb Of Mrs Lnfssy-
Personals and Briefs.


The veterans who expect to take pa''
IN the ceremonies connected WIN Wv
unveIllng of the Soldiers and sa'io's
monument tomorrow met in the Mayor
Courtroom last night. Mr.. IL. a. 1oruAa
presided aud Mr.. Il. b. HOWE fecor'e".
I, was decided 10 invite the SOM anu
daughters OF veterans 10 atteho thef
monIes the former to Join In the pa'a"o'
rrbcy viii meet tomorrow at noon III
front of the courthouse, ard WIN DC e
corted to Richmond by the Drum corps
~ Pickett Camp. whose guests the NAN
chester veterans will be-
Ar,er the above arrangements had peeh
made the gentlemen present orsanizea
themselves In camp OF Conieoe.a''
Veterans. II will be known as the va
hone Camp, and all veterans from TINS
aide ~ the James will be received il'o
the membership
Mr. A. II. Perry was elected COMMANDER
Mr. y r Howle. acknowledgements l.
and Mr.. A. Knorr, quartermaster' Msssi''
Perry and Hcwle were chosen delesd'e'
to the meeting OF ere Grand camp "
be held In Alexandra.
BROUGHT HERE AND BURIED
The remains OF Mrs. Robsrt Lu'Ssf'
who died Saturday night at AVondaie'
Ala. were brought to this city yesterday
afternoon and taken from the deIot 70
Naury cemetery. where the lhts ILL.,
took nIaco. Rev. w. G. Vad2n cohducleu
tho gcryicas at the grave. and a hrSe
lumber Of friends were there TO synpu-
,bize with the bereayed family, Mrs. Luz
SOW was the mother Of Mrs. Wiiilam II.
owens. Of Birmingham, ana lOt -.
Of Manchester, and an aunt OF MI 49,,
A. Jordan. Her husband, MI Nops.'
L,ufsey, was FOR over thirty years ~ IN,
nected with the Richmond ana Da"Ni''
shops in this city ,L,,,
T,be central Methodist Sunday s2hool
sunday morning adopted resolutions OF
resnec, TO the memory OF the late }. II,
Hughes who had been a member Oh tue
school for a long number OF years.
I, vas rerorted In Manchester yestcr-
dav mat Mr.. Robert O'Brien, who WORKS
in the railroad shops at Rocky MOUNT
X C. became involved in diIhcul'y
With fellow-workman Saturdty
and was quite badly hurt. lie had MS
head cut with a file in the hands Oh 'he
other man.
Mayor II. A. Maurice yesterday pre-
sented 10 his friend. Mr.. A. Royal "a
gold headed cane az token OF the friehu-
ship existing between them.
Mr.. John n. Harris, Of Powhatan. was
in the city yesterday. Or. John w, BroI-
max and Dr. ]. N Ellis Of Richmond
returned to Powhatan with nun III ''e
afternoon to spend few days
In the Police Court yesterday Mary
GRAY was fined 50 and Annie Farmer
RO for disOrderly conduct. Both are
coIored. and went 10 Jail in default.
Walter Goode and David Goode, Doth
coIoredI were fined So 50 each for creating
a disturbance on the street.
Solomon Neal (colored) was charged
with being disorderly and flourishing
pistol. He was fined 50.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
During the thunderstorm Sunday after
noon several boys sought shelter under
the tree near Fonticello Springs, on the
place OF Mr.. W. G. Taylor. Lightning
struck near where the boys were stand
ing, and three OF them were quite severe
ly shocked Two Of the boys were slight
ly burned on the forearm, and the third
across niS UilBsTs. VI ttii ipNA VI ~
the boys suffered considerably.
Alexander Thompson, who was convict
ed OF nelonously assaulting his mother
in-law, Mrs. Monroe. with a club and
sentenced TO three years in the pententia-
~, was taken over TO that institution yes
terday.
The funeral of the infant child OF Mr.
c. l.. Brown took place from the resi-
dence. No. l423 Decatur street, yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Dad
mum conducted the ceremony, and the
interment was made in Maury cemetery
The Hastings Court adjourned for the
term yesterday.
Mrs. A. c. Harding Is rehearsing "Pene-
lOpe" for early presentation. II will be
acted by amateurs OF this city.
Mr.. x. ]. Simmons, who has been de-
tanned at home by sickness for several
days. was better yesterday.
Mr.. Willie Jordan is quite sick at the
residence of his parents.
The entertainment held as Fifth-Street
Methodist church by the ladies realized
about $50 for the church.