Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
UNITED IN PELHAM.
Nn. HHYST .Np MISS SIT ART. OF
ntSCHEsTTR, ,ItHRIED.
Several Children Die-i Mission
sunday school niLrd-Poiicc
frrcst from the ~onfh side.

SIR Thomas G. Bryan and Niss Mary
l.. Stuart. both ~ Manchester went to
Pelham. y. c., Sunday night and were
married yesterday by Rev. Thomas
walker. If that place Mr Bryan II
popular young machin!st and bis bride
most attractive Young lady. They have
many friends. who viii wish them much
! happiness In their new lie.
Rev ". II. Brooke. o. clifton Forge,
delivered his lecture. After Death, Then
WHAT" at Leader Hall last night.
farcly good audience was present and en-
joyeI the lecture very much. Mr.. Brook
is most pleasing speaker and always
interests his hearers, whether in the pull
pin or upon the lecture platform.
The Manchester Grays have been invited
10 participate I'm the exercises Incident 70
the laying Of the cornerstone of the mon
ument 90 the Confederate soldiers OF
Powhatan. on July 9Th. a meeting Of the
company viii be held tonight ~ decide
the matter.
DEATH OF TtNEE CHILDREN.
Myrtle Lee. infant daughter of the late
+. \. Savory, died Sunday night at the
residence Of its mother. 80 llOl Decatur
street The funeral Will take place this
morning at 10 o'clock from the resi-
dence. Iuterment in Maury Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Claiborne have the
sympathy Of their friends In the loss by
| death OF their infant daughter. who died
! yesterday morning at $50 o'clock. The
! funeral will take place to-day from the
| Stockt0n-Street Baptist church, at $50
| O'Clock.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
| liam Holloway died yesterday at 1890
o'clock. lt their residence. corner Fifth
and Decatur streets
| The funega az The infant child OF Mr..
| b. g. cole took place Sunday afternoon
AMI the services We're conducted by Rev.
! ". A. Laughan. of Fulton.
The funeral Of the child Of Mr.. J.. IL.
| Sheffield took pace sunday afternoon
from Clopton-street church. The services
were conducted by Mr. Halght.
BASEBALL TO-DAY.
The fourth game between the Wynn
eezles and Laurel baseball clubs Will
| take place at Forest-Hill Park this after
noon al o'clock. These games are be-
| coming very popular with the Manches-
! ter rooters and large crowd IL expected
| 10 be present 20 witness the game.
| The following eases were disposed OF
! In the Mayors Cour; yesterday mornings:
Llnco Hughes (coloreD, charged with
| creating a disturbance. Was fined 700
| ana costs
Joe Brooks. Alex. Hicks. Robert For
| tuhe. and Charles Johnson We're charged
with playing craps All the parties, ex-
| cept Hicks were fined 81 each. AMI Hicks
vas fined s.
Mr. John Hopkins the young man who
| was bitten BY a supposed mad-dog at
| Centralla, several weeks ago. las recover
| cd from the injuries
The Hastings Court has adjourned for
the term
Mrs. Is. r. Norris, OF Petersburg was
m the city yesterday.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION.
Rev Or. Thornhill preached two splen-
did sermons sunday in the series on
| Home Religion" In the morn
ing his subject WIS. Boys and Girls in
| the Home" and al night. THE Mother-in-
Law in the Home" During the former
| service Miss Emma Lawt0n sang 500.
and al night Miss cole Lowell sang a
solo.
Mr. Luke W. Smith and bride nee
| Halb. OF "Av0nlale." Cincinnati, o., were
| IN the city yesterday. visiting Or VIII
| Ham -. Mathews.
Captain IT, r. Morris preached at Clop-
ton-Street Baptist church Sunday night.
Mss Ellen Moore. OF Nelson county
is visiting friends and relatives IN Man
chester but will return IN Il few days TO
| Charlottesville to attend The Normal
| School.
Mrs John Holden. OF Providence. X.
L. who has been on a visit 70 her mother,
| slrs. julia Wood. VIII leave for her home
this morning. in company with her Sis
ter. Miss Matte Wood.
Nlsses Bessie Reid and Minnie We.si-
ger have returned from a pleasant visit
10 Mrs T.. V. cogb!il. AZ Chesterfield
| Courthouse.
Alsses Ruth aud Marion puVal VI this