Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05
ACROSS THE RIVER.
WINNERS OF PRIZES At THE LATE
MILITARY BAZAAR.
sunday Services in the Churches
Union Prayer-Meetings begun
Arrested for FIghtinE-To Estab-
Iish n COt-Pcrsonnl and General.

The Manchester Grays feel quite con-
fdent that they will realize enough money
from the bazaar held last week to pay
for their uniforms, and the officers ana
men have been highly complimented upon
the success OF the entertainment.
Rev. g. n. Van Houten received the
cane which was voted TO the most popu-
last pastor in the city. Mr. II. G. Pitzoid
held the lucky number that won the SUI,
of furniture donated by Mr.. Busby' anu
Miss Mary Bohanan received the beautilui
lamp as the most popular young lady.
The union prayer-meetings TO be held
this week began last night. Mr. George
+. Tibbitts conducted the meeting at Balm
bridge-street church. Rev. W. X. Halgnt
at West-End church, and Rev. W. t.
Hurt at Fifth-Street. Next Monday
series of meetings will begin at Leader
Hall.
Rev. DR.. Brown, the presiding elder
preached at Central Methodist church
Sunday night. Rev Or. Nelson occupied
the pulpit at Bainbridge-Street Baptlst
church; Rev. w. r. Haight conducted the
services at Leader Hall. and Miss Emma
Lawton sang a solo. The Penny-Soclety
meeting at Cowardin-Avenue ana the
missionary meeting at Stockton-Street
churches were both well attended.
TO ESTABLISH a COT.
There will be meeting of ladies' Of TINS
city at the residence Of Mrs. ". II.
owens. No. Ills cambridge street, Friday
afternoon at $50 oclocl, to take steps
looking to the organization Of society
which will have for its object the estab-
lishment OF a Manchester cot at the oid
Dominion Hospital. in Richmond.
Robert Scott, colored man - years oin'
who lived at Midlothian died suduehig
Sunday night. The old man was Al church
at o'clock in the evening. apparently
in his usual health, and at O'CLOCK ne
was dead
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
A Hustler Russell colt. belonging to Mr..
W. A. Neal. got hurt in his stable sun
day night.
Miss Elise Taylor is visiting relatives in
LynChburg.
Mr. j. u. Hatch left yesterday for Pc
tersburg TO engage in business.
Mr. John Roberts continues quite SICK
at his home in Swansboro.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Terry have IeIt lot
their home in New York.
There was nothing on the docket at the
Police Court yesterday.
Justice W. -. lltleOWf WIN "'' 49,"
sick for some time, was on the street yes
terday.
clerk II. +. Duval was able TO be at
his Office yesterday. though he was FEEL
ing very badly.
Miss Rebecca Tatum Is quite sick at her
residence. corner of Ninth and Stock
ton.
Mr.. Charles Wake was able to be out
yesterday.
Larney Newell and Robert Mimms were
arrested and locked up last night. on the
charge Of being drunk and disorderly.
The Manchester Fire Department met
at Headquarters last night and Inspected
the apparatus.
Mr.. ] NJ. G. Fitzpatrick. Of Chester,
was in the city yesterday.
The Board Of Directors Of the Man
chester Methodist SundaySchool Union
will hold their monthly meeting tonight
at s o'clock nj Central church.
Rev. j. W. Stiff. who has been sick
for week or so. was able To occupy
his pulpit at West-End church Sunday.