Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-08
IN OUR SISTER CITY.
NEWS OF FRIDAY GATHERED ON
THE SOUTH SIDE.
NEW FACTORY 10 START UP SOON
nuiuding VIII De Ready by To-Day
week md work IL Expected to
Besin ON the Monday Following
Funeral of Mrs. sneIiings To-Day.

Tho Manchester overall factory Is near
ing completion. and VIA doubtless DE
,eodv nv the 18th Of this month, the time
specified.
There are now seventy sewing-ma-
chimes in the building and If 1t Is finished
nv the 18th. actual work Will probably
begin on the 18th. two days later.
The plumbers, Burkert & Williams, ex-
meet TO complete their part of the build
ing on Tuesday. Mr., Louis Frank is IN
the city and has been out at the ouiidihg
personally overseeing the work. ne Is
much pleased with the new nome Oh MS
ENTERPRISE. Well he may. as the structure
is really as sturdy and neat one as
can be seen in many days.
A regular meeting Of the counch COM
mittee on Finance was held last nish',
and the accumulated routine business OF
tho month transacted. Those present
u,ere. Messrs. w. w. Pool (chairman)
Jobn O'Brien. Matthew Norton ana D. ~
Green. .,,,>-cc
FUNERAL OF MRS. SNELLlNGo.
The funeral of Mrs. Olivia Sneilhss'
whose death occurred at NORWOOD M ~
Thursday. will take place. from the ia.o
residence. No. 1lOI Bainbrldse street, 'niS
morning at 1920 o'clock.
The interment will be made IN Maury
Cemetery. The pall-bearers have peeh
chosen from the deacons of the BAN
hSidee-street Baptist church, OF which
fine lady was a member, and are as ioi-
lows: w pr,n-
dis r. A Davidson, A. f. Snellings, Il.
NJ. Robertson, j. Il. utz: IT
Honorary-Messrs. W. II. Owens, j. L.
levitt II. c. Broaddus, Z. A. Lamp.
WEDDING IN swANsBoRo'.
That was a very pretty marriage sol
emnized Thursday evening at O'Clock at
the residence of Mr.. John w. Fortune
the lady's father, in Swansboro', wheh
Miss Mollie Estelle Fortune became lhe
bride of Mr. George Il. Blankenship
Rev. W. r. Williams, pastor Of the
west-Fnd Methodist church, performed
tho ceremony. The best man was MI.
John Fortune. a brother of the bride. "A
very delightful reception was rendered MI
and Mrs Blankenship after the ceremony,
and they received the good wishes OF
hosts OF friends. They will reside III
Swansboro'.
Lawrence. the little son of Mr.. John II.
MOleS, VINO was pdliliuHy N"' 81
on Thursday, was doing very wen yes
terday. A colored boy accidentally struck
him with a piece of iron.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
DR.. II. Lush, of Beach, was in Manches-
ter yesterday.
Mr.. w. V. Markham, OF Chesterheia'
was in the city yesterday.
Rev A. B. Rudd, who has been mis-
sionary TO Mexico, is holding series OF
meetings at the Baptist church at SKIN
quarter, in Chesterfield county.
Captain ]. IL. Parker and 1amily ana
Mrs. Ernest A. Weisiger and family
who have been spending the summer at
Drewrys Bluff, have returned to their
homes, in this city.
Mr.. r. c. Broaddus went TO Midlothian
Yesterday with an insurance adjuster TO
look after his interest in the burning OF
the old Winfree homestead, which &C.
Cured last Saturday. Mr.. Broaddus own
ed the property
Rev. George II. McFadden will preach
TO the Junior order United American Me
chanics and Daughters of Liberty OF
Swansboro' at West-End Methodist
church tomorrow at 8 o'clock. The coun-
ellis will meet in their lodge-rooms and
march to the church in body.
Eddie Green and Harvey Taylor, two
colored boys. were before the Mayor yes
terday morning for fighting in the street,
and were fined $3.50 each.
Mrs. T.. ID. whitehead has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Charles w. Beale,
Arden, n. c.