Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-19
YOUNG GILR0Y DIES.
MS LONG EXPOSURE TO THE EN-
TuEMis COLD RESULTS FATALLY.
The Manchester Grays Ia Have
unxanr-To Receive Goods for the
Observation-Disclosures by the Grand
Jvry-Othcr Southsidc Items.

Frank Gilroy. the unfortunate young
Raltimorean who was removed from the
Manchester almshouse to the Medical COZ
lege OF Virginia Hospital several days
ago. died at that institution Sunday
morninr about o'clock. The remain,
were prepared for burial by Undertaker
I.aube. and yesterday morning were
taken to Baltimore. Mr.. W. j. Carter
who was an acquaintance OF the YOUNG
man, and did all he could for his COM
fort. accompanied the body to Baltimore
II will be remembered that the !oun5
man was found In half frozen condition
last Saturday week on farm about
three miles from Manchester. He was
removed to the Manchester police-station.
and from there to the city almshous-'
where he had every attention. ms case
was regarded as hopeless from the hist'
but his friends We're determined 10 40
everything possible for him, and ne was
therefore moved to the Medical College
Hospital. where he died.
TO HAVE \ BAZAAR.
The Manchester Grays are arranging 10
give another bazaar. in order to raise
funds 10 pay for their uniforms. The en-
tertainment will begin February 2oth. ana
last FIVE nights. In response 10 invitations
sent ont by the company number OF
ladies' met at Leader Hall yesterday ar
ternoon and decided to assist the soldier
laddies in thier undertaking. The bazaar
will be held at Leader Hall.
II is understood that there Is consider
able suffering among the poor OF the city
and to alleviate this as much as possible
a committee OF ladies has agreed TO
meet at Central Methodist church TO-
morrow afternoon at o'clock ana remain
until . TO receive contributions OF ciotH-
ing, fuel provisions or anything that
may be given to relieve the immedlaic
needs OF the destitute.
Poor little Dick. the pet black kitten
of the police station. has yielded 10 the
inevitable and "A bad cold and gone to
ioin other good representatives of tn
feline race in the great beyond Little
Dick was never known TO give any free
serenades and encOrcs on ncighbors'
back fences but he was ever ready 10
purr and make fond of all visitors 10
police headquarters. He was great ia
vorite. and his early and untimoly demise
is a matter OF regret.
TRUE BILL AGAINST AGREE.
The February term OF the Hastings
Court began yesterday The spcca:
grand jury was sworn and taken to then
room after receiving the charge from the
Judge. The following true bills were pre-
scented: John r. AGREE. felony: Thomas
Williams ocoloredD. felony.
The case OF AGREE was set for next
Wedne sday at 10 o'clock \. NJ. and the
case of Williams was set for this morn
ing AT 10 o'clock AGREE Is charged with
the betrayal of Miss Eta Driver.
Mr. Charles NJ. Wallace. Jr., qualified
70 practice law in this court.
There was not case for the attention
Of Mayor Maurice in the Police Court
yesterday.
Commissioner Of the Revenue S. Il.
owens. assisted by Messrs. !. !. Blanton
and G. W. Jewell. have begun assessing
personal property for 1856
The Methodist Sunday-School Union OF
this city Sunday evening organized an
evening Sunday school at the residence
OF Mr. Taylor. corner OF Fifteenth and
Semmes streets. Interesting remarks
were made by Rev. ]. II. Busby and
Others
Rev J. W. stiff preached Sunday morn,
ing at West-End Methodist church. Owing
to his being very much ndisposed at
night. Mr.. T. 7. Pattgrew filled his pull
pit.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mrs G. \. Raines continues quite sick
at her residence. in Swansboro'
Messrs. a H. Thomas and \. g. Red
ford, who have been indisposed. are get
ting better.
Miss Annie Robertson is quite sick at
the residence Of her mother. corner OF
Eighth and Porter streets
Services were held Sunday in the lee
ture-room Of Bainbridge-Street Baptist
church and the pastor Rev l.. T.. Thorn
hill. preached two excellent sermons.
Sandy Johnson (cOlored) was locked up
In the station-house last night on the
charge of being drunk and disorderly
lie created disturbance in the store OF
Mr.. j. +. Robinson. and that gentleman
had 10 tse an axe handle on him.