The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-04
FROM THE SOUTH SIDE.
NEWS or THE Ddr GATHEEED IN
MANCHESTER.
Intcrmens Of Mr.. VIM. s. RoIin.- Resoiu-
lions of Respect fassed-Intcrcsting
News Items Personals.


No. 1921 HUT STREET.. BFArTiE BLOCK.
This morning al c O'Clock the remains
OF Mr.. William s. Rolin. who died In
Ashevillc, n. G.. Monday morning. viii
reach here by way OF the Southern rail-
way. and viii be Immediately taken to
Hollywood and temporarily placed In a
vault Carriages will be at the depot to
convey all friends who wish to so, TO the
cemetery.
The pail-bearers VIII be Messrs. T. +.
Mathews \. j.. Adamson. Henry f1tz-
gerald James Il. Robertson, Joseph W.
1Sronaugh, Jr.. George +. Gary and j.
W. Snclnngs.
AT noon yesterday the directors OF the
Mechanics and Merchants Bank held a
meeting ana passed the Following resoiu-
tions:
whereas we are called upon TO mourn
the loss Of our former associate. W. ,.
Eolin, who departed this life september
"a at Ashevillc. y c.; and whereas MS
many exceliencies Of character make II nj
that we should bear testimony to his vir-
tues: therefore be II
Resolved list, That we have heard win
unfeigncd SORROW the sad intelligence OF
the death of W. 5. ROlin, our co-director
in this bank since It's formation.
That In his death this institution has
lost a valued and useful member whose
counsel and cooperation was always wise
and earnest
That each member Of this board has
lost a friend valued by us all Tor frank
ness OF conduct. correctness OF purpose
and high integrity Of character.
That this community. where ne hVed
so long and to whose upbuildnc he con-
irlbntcd so largely. has lost most valued
citizen. whose many deeds OF charity and
kindness and whose constant Willingness
and pleasure in assisting others showed
him possessed OF a broad humanity ana
truly a man who loved his fellow men,.
Resolved, That we tender 10 his family
our sympathy i'm their bereavement and
that a copy of these resolutions be sent
10 them and spread upon the minutes OF
this board.
Last night the members of the Miilo-
THAN Methodist church gave an enter
tainment for the benefit OF the library
Of the Sunday school of the church,
which Is greatly In need of books.
Mr.. Henry p. Buell.. VINO for six years
rast has been engaged in business in
North Carolina as u representative OF
the American Tobacco Company, is In
Manchester. visiting his mother. He will
leave in few days for I,ynchburg,
where he will represent his Company as
tobacco buyer.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
Ing the following cases were dlSpOSeb or
James Walker (colored) was fined $3.50
md costs for assaultng a colored wo-
man.
Major Woodbridge (colored) was fined
& and costs for interfering with the
police while in the discharge of their
duty
AT n recent meeting of the Manchester
District School Board II was decided 10
establish a graded school I'm Swansboro
or In other words. Swansboro will have
n high school. Miss Livenia Walden was
elected principal. Miss Helen Brander.
first assistant. and Miss Minnie Jones
second assistant. The other teachers
elected for Swansboro are as follows:
For Moore's school. Miss Julia Morris;
Marks school. Miss Minnie Lee Drowry; |
Ninth-street school, Miss Marianne Pull |
liam; Granite school. Miss Ruth Martin; |
TroadRock school, Miss H. May Hatcher. |
The election OF a teacher for Bittle |
school will I've held next Saturday.
The following colored teachers have |
been elected for the district: Swansboro, |
Mamie G. Robinson: Mount owe, We |
tora p. Noon Granite. Winnie S. Black |
well: Warwick Road. Esther Brooks: |
Five-Mle Branch. Lucy Winfree.
The schools will open on the first Mon
day in october.
The ladies of the Parsonage Society of
Central Methodist church will give a
lawn party tomorrow night at the par
sonage. The festivities VIII begin at s,
O'clock
A meeting Of St. Andrews Brother
hood was held last night at Meade Me-
mortal church.
There was meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Old Dominion Hospital
Aid Association at the cambridge Street
Baptist church at $3.50 yesterday evening
Miss Annie Donnelly is visiting friends
and relatives in Norfolk and Atlantic
City. Va.
Charlie. the youngest son OF Mr.. f. X.
Shipley, is very i'll at his fathers resi-
dence on Thirteenth street
Mrs. j. II. Smith. who has been spend
ing a month at Meherrin, Va. has re-
turned TO this city.
Mr. William Cox returned last night
from trip to Old Point.
The September term of the County
Court of Chesterfield will begin next
Monday. This will be grand jury term
and large docket will be disposed Of
Mr.. Walter Gill left yesterday evening
on the Old Dominion on pleasure trip
10 New York
Mr.. Horace Bradley has left TO attend
the Culpeper fair.
Dir. George +. Gary has returned from
the springs, where he has been for his
health.
Mr.. John Arlington, of North Carolina.
formerly OF Manchester. was in the city
yesterday.
Miss May Wicker has returned from a
visit to friends in Cumberland county.
Clopton-Street Sunday school will have
its annual picnic next Thursday.
The police will summon all parties be-
fore the Mayors Court who have not
secured licenses for their dogs
Mrs. Evelyn II. Jernan, Washington.
and Mrs. Sarah Brown, of Alexandra.
are visiting Mrs. r. X. Sampson at No.
bli west Eleventh street.
p.li.a Enurf