Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-12
MANcHEsTER'S NEWS CHAPTER.
Death OF Mrs. HarrIson-i5ad Boys sent
On-Personal Points.

Mrs. Andrew j. Harrison died at the
residence OF her husband. No. lil7 Deca-
tur street. at l. o'clock yesterday, In the
seth year Of her age. Mrs. Harrison had
been sick for some time with consump-
ton. but the blow has Frustrated the
family i'm deepest GRIEF. Mrs Harrison =
life was that of "a beautiful Christian
woman She was a true and Kind frienu'
and TO her family was most loNlhs
mother and wife She was a consistent
member OF the Bainbridge-Street Bapust
church and one Of its most devoted ana
faithful workers She leaves husband
and four chlldren-Mrs. Samuel B. Mel
son, William H.. Tilden. and David J..
Harrison The funeral Will take plae q
from the cambridge Baptist church
tomorrow afternoon at 2.3O o CLOCK.
Mrs. Ann Eugenia Walden, VINO was
taken suddenly i'll "Wednesday az me
home of her daughter, Mrs G. G. McRae,
was reported yesterday very much better.
The friends Of the colored undertaken
who failed 10 furnish the CONN Tor when
he was paid. We're yesterday trying 70
raise the money TO return 10 the man VINO
naid for the burial-case which he did not
receive. the one delivered having been
returned because IL was too short.
BAD BOYS SENT on.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing George Martin, OXFORD llowdy' wal
Ter Pryant. and Ashton Moore were
charged with stealing nine spooIs OF cot
tnn and A cap from William Crozier and
"A pair Of rubber shoes from >. Myer.
They were sent on to the Hastings Court,
and were bailed for their appeeaia NC.
had set. whose headquarters are on
Seventh street from Perry 10 the ken,
mo1d and Danville arch. 1t is understood
that an effort VIII be maze 10 nave ''''
Fire broke out In the Drummer coal
mines. at Midlothian. on Wednesday; No
one was hurt, and 1t Is thought the blaze
viii be smOthered out In a day or so. III
is no infreauent occurrence for fire 10
start i'm the mines and as general thlng
the Dit has TO be flooded in order TO extin-
guish II. l.. .,,a- .oss,o,,
This evening. It.is thought the street-car
matter will be the principal subject for
consideration
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Charles j. Petit and wife are visit
ing friends at Bermuda Hundred.
Mr. Harold Du Val returned Wednes-
d ,Syyou from North a 'H ceToiina' ~ ''
Miss Lizzie Beale. OF Scottsville. IL
visiting her sister, Mrs A. W. Fair. at
No. 1910 Decatur street.
Miss Lucy Wicker continues extremely
i'll at her home. in Swansboro'.
MIR Thomas Hancock, who was injured
I'm North Carolina Saturday night, Is
slowly improving.
The regular meeiinb VI mahShcS -
ROYAL Arch Chapter, No. Is, A. r. and A.
NJ. took place last night at the Masonic
Temple,
Abner Baker, the old colored man who
was recently adtudged a lunatic by a
commission OF lunacy, was yesterday
taken TO the Central Lunatic Asylum, In
Petersburg.
Eivira Atkins was fined s2.5 In the Po-
lice Court yesterday and required TO give
security for twelve months for her good
behavior for fighting and abusing color
ed girl.
Mr.. Bryant Strother. Of Chester, was
IN the city yesterday.
Ada Waters. a colored girl. was arrest
ed and locked up yesterday afternoon
charged with fighting.