Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-15
Main and Eleventh streets.

! pleasure that many will learn that his
| physicians sincerely think he will recover.
Later last night he was resting easily.
BORNE TO THE TOMB.
/ The remains Of George w Williams,
! who was drowned in the Manchester
! canal Wednesday night or early Thurs
/ day morning were taken from the resi-
| dence. on cambridge street, yesterday at
1880 o'clock to Dorsett's, over the South
orn road, for interment. From the rail-
road station the body of the unfortunate
man was taken overland in private
conveyance TO the family burying-ground,
where the funeral service was conducted
10y Rev. Mr. Williams and the intermcnt
made. FrOmfhe darkcned home i'm Man
chester the body was accompanied to the
train by the burial committees OF Opa-
/ chistO Tribe of Red Men and Henderson
Lodge of Odd-Fellows. At DOrsetts a
similar committee from Powhatan Lodge
of Odd-Fellows and Clayvile Council Jr
O. L. A. NJ. met the train and escorted
the cortege TO the grave
It is the consensus of opinion that the
finding Of the Coroner's jury that death
was accidental is correct.
YOUNG LADY DEAD.
Intelligence has been received in THIS
city of the death yesterday morning at
4:3O o'clock at her home. in Midlothian,
OF Miss Margaret r. Manders, daughter
of the late John Manders.
The remains will be brought TO Rich
mond this morning and taken to st.
Peters Cathedral. where requiem high
mass will be celebrated at 9I5 o'clock.
luterment Will be in Mt. Calvary Gene
terry
The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Martin.
whose death occurred Wednesday night
nj her home. No. 1913 Perry street, was
held from Fifth-Street Methodist church
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, and at
tended by Il large concourse Of sorrow
ing friends. Rev. George H. McFaden,
pastor Of the church. conducted the SER
vice Intermcnt was made I'm the city's
cemetery (Maury).
At meeting of Manchester Chapter
Royal Arch Masons held Thursday
night. Messrs. Charles n. Van Houten.
William Walsh. and William Wentworth
were appointed a committee to draft
resolutions in honor of the memory Of
their companion. the late y. {. Gibbs.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Robbie McNamee continues quite i'll at
his residence. on Ninth street
Squire w. d. Iithgow is quite i'll at his
home. on Twelfth and Porter streets.
Joe Flemmng. the lunatc, who has
given the officers much trouble, was taken
TO the Central State Hospital yesterday
Miss Lizzie Rogers. who has been quite
sick for the past eleven weeks is stead
liz improving at her home, on Fifteenth
street.
Mrs Page Ingram and son. Thomas
Llttepage Ingram, have returned from
an extended trip to Baltimore. where
they have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Kidd.
Hattie Wells, colored girl. charged
with stealing a lot Of wearing apparel,
was before the Mayor yesterday morn
ine. and sent TO jail for ten days
William Fowler asked to be locked mp
for a day for fear he would hurt some
body. lie struck the Mayor in an ac-
commodating frame of mind, and his
Honor sent him down for square ten
days. This thing Of asking TO be locked
ND is an old trick Of Williams. When
ever ne gets drunk he makes the same
request and the officers heretofore have
locked him in. and when he has cooled OF
LET him 20. He seems TO think he is dan
perous when he is full.