Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-30
ACROSS THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS HAPPENINGS IN THE
CITY BEYOND THE JAMES.
Mr.. George r.. Gary TO Present
Valuable Relic TO the Confederate
ur.eum-rpfa.t SON OF MIR. George
McTyre Dead. . e.
sicTyrc Dead.

Mr.. George r. Gary. n prominent NAN
chester man, has decided to present "ithih
the next few days the 6-inch rine sheh
which he has in his possession and whlch
was thrown from the Rip-Raps in liamp-
ton Roads to SewolIs Point by q sawyer
gun IN 1861. to the Confederate Museum.
in Richmond. The shell, when Is Oh
iron. coated with lend. was picked UP py
one OF the Manchester aruhoiymeh III
1861. and sent 10 Mr.. L. II. Gary VINO
finally presented the relic to Mr. George
u Gary. The relic has been treasured Dy
the family since It came within theH
possession. and II IS with reluctance 'na'
MIR. Gary has decided TO part with the
now family relic.
The funeral OF Mary Lizzie. the year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Brown. who died at the residence On hcr
parents. in Swansboro'. sunday a'
O'Clock. took place yesterday afternoon at
s o'clock from the residence. The inter-
ruent was made in Maury Cemetery.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. }. o.
Marvin. aged IL months. who DIED Satur-
day afternoon. was buried Sunday from
Rev. w W. Lear ofIiciated. Ihe inter-
ment took place in Maury Cemetery.
George the infant son Of Mr. ana MIS-.
George c. Mc1yrc. died at ms paIon.9
residence. about six miles below Mdn-
chester. Yesterday morning at 2 CLOCK.
the funeral VIII take place this inoihlns
at 10 o'clock. The intorment VIII De hi"ue
I'm the family burying ground.
Peter Wingo (cOlored) was peiore Mayoi
Maurice yesterday morning. charged WIN
cutting Dan Cooley Alice Clarke ana
INA Erovn with a knife last Saturday
niqnt I'm Tan-Yard bottom. lie was sent
on 10 the grand jury. -. ..,.,
Dan Cooley was charged with striking
Peter Wingo. while Alice Clarke was
holding him, Saturday night. Dan was
discharged. ..,,
Codsev. lcd. Titmus, I'D. Dobbins. Cleve
land Monkey. Willie Gillian. and Charley
Smith were charged with breaking down
corn belonging to Mr.. W. II. Walker VINO
resides near the river. All Of the prison.
ora were discharged, with the exception
OF Ia. Dobbins and Willie Gillian, VINO
were fined 81 each.
Clopton-Street Baptist church was iiIed
Sunday with the friends and members
OF the congregation. who had gathered 10
attend the second anniversary service OF
their pastor the Rev. w. r. Haight. The
services were impressively conducted by
Mr.. Halght. and the musical programme
was admirably carried cut.
Miss Belle KeaTney, national organizer
Of the Womans Christian Temperance
Uaion, will deliver an address at Cowar-
din.Avonue Baptist church this evening
ar $40 o'clock.
The brownies Carnival was given
with success by the Little Workers OF
the PRESBYTERIAN church last evening
The Committee on the Poor VIII as
semble at the Council chamber this eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock. and proceed TO the
almshouse 10 hold the regular monthly
meeting and inspection.
Mrs. NJ +. Shackelford Of Petersburg:
Rev. w. II. Eckes. and r. c. Eckles. of
Mississippi. are visiting their sister Mrs'
C. H. Cox. on Bainbrdge street
The Manchester power-house is work
ing on account OF the heavy travel il
will continue in operation during the re-
union.
Miss Clay Tombs. who has been Visit
ing friends and relatives at Crewe, has re
turned home.
Mrs. Dick Starter, who has been visit.
ing relatives In Powhatan, has returned
home after a pleasant visit.
Mics Ivnn Brown. Of Water Valley
Miss. and Mr.. Willie and Miss Maggie
Ford are visiting Miss Elise Taylor
Eleventh and Perry streets.
The Perry-street cars are observing ar
eight-minute schedule.
The water commissioners held theil
regular monthly meeting last night II
The office Of the water works, but only
routine matters. without public interest
were transacted. The commissioners dis
cussed plans for operating next year, an,
intend TO curtain expenses wherever
practicable.