Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-29
MANCHESTER NEWS
DEATHS OF MESSRS. HENRY 9. HAIL
AND JAMES JOHNSON.
Sunday Services I'm tho Churciics-Pubiic-
School Graduates-C"nrt Sews-Per-
sonnis and Brief Mention.
Mr.. Henry b. Hall died Sunday nigh.

Mr.. Henry b. Hall died Sunday nigh.
at the residence OF his son. Mr.. Il. d.
Hall, on the Ninth-street road. in the Glsi
year OF his age. Mr.. Hall lived in this
city for many years, was a tobacc0nlst
by trade, and had many friends here who
will regret to learn OF his death. Mr..
James Hall. brother OF deceased. lives
in Roanoke. Mr.. Hall had been In III
health for n long time. His wife pre-
coded him to the grave several months
ago. He leaves one child-Mr. Rolfe d.
Hall. The funeral Will take place this
morning at II o'clock o'clock from the
Central Methodist church The burial
committee from Dale Lodge will attend
the funeral ana conduct the services at
the grave.
The funeral OF Mr.. James Johnson. who
I died Saturday night from a stroke OF
paralysis. took place yesterday morning
from the residence. on Seventeenth street.
The remains were taken to Mount Her
mon for interment.
IN THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the
case Of Thomas williams Ccolored),
charged with burglary. was continued
until the Feruary term OF the court, on
account Of the sickness OF counsel for
accused. The rest OF the day the court
was engaged in the consideration OF civil
business. The petit jury has been adj
journed for the term.
In the Police Court yesterday Henry
Hall (coloreD, charged with assaul;ng
IN
and costs
Henry Alien (coloreD. charged with
dlsorderly conduct. was fined 81 and re-
Quired to replace a glass which he broke
in the house OF W. n. Jones
George Hagan and w. a. Neal, charged
with ordinance-yioiati0a. Continued until
to-day.
W. X. Lane (color-d) charged with
being a tramp. He was allowed thirty
minutes time to get out Of the city.
George Blankenship was fined $50 and
costs for interfering with l.. l.. Gasknl
while the latter was delivering some
coal
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
There was slight fire IN the Patch
building Saturday night that was quickly
put out. - damage being tr.l.nG. The
fire was caused by defective fue. The
fire department turned out. but Il was
not necessary 10 turn on a stream OF
water.
Rev l.. r. Th0rnhll preached at his
church Sunday morning and IN the AFTER
noon went over TO Petersburg, where he
has been assisting Rev. Mr.. Bagby in a
series Of meetings. AZ night Rev. Mr..
Valance, OF Richmond College, preached
for Mr.. Thornh!ll.
ttnr.t ,fF avs frfr fttr
the Earnest Workers OF Central Metho-
dist church in the new building OF Mrs.
- L. Lipscomb. on Hull street. S2j75
was realized. Mr.. Clarence We.s'scr of
Columbus. Ga, won the prize-a beautiful
pill0w-for being the nearest guosser at
the number Of seeds In a pumpkin.
After the services AZ Bainbrld ge-Stree'
church Sunday morning the ordnance OF
BAPTISM was administered TO two c1nii-
dates. The Sunday-scho9l OF this church
has offered a prize Of handsome Bible
10 the teacher who attends every sunday
during the year and visits every member
I'm his or her cass at least once every
quarter.
Miss Eva Bruce has returned home from
a pleasant visit - Petersburg.
Master Emmett Turp!n Is improving
very rapidly.
Mrs \. y. Lawt0n and children nave
returned from Midlothian.
Miss la Summons continues quite SICK
AZ her sisters residence. on Fifth street
between stockton and Everett
Mrs. Warren Timm0ns - very SICK AZ
her residence. on Fifth street.
At the intermediate examination al the
Manchester public schools held January
9th the following were the graduates
Mark Lloyd, Garland Loving. Ruth Bran
dis Ruth Gallagher, Daisy Mc'iee' Ahce
Sturdlyant, and Annie Robertson.