Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10
MUCH TALKED ABOUT
WHO WILL BE CITY ATTORNEY
IN MANCHEsTERf
OTHER ITEMS FROM The SOUTH SIDE
Officers Elected by Manchester Lodge
of Royal Tribe of Joseph-Some
Iips-PersonaIs and Briefs.

streets OF Manchester was VINO Wouiu WIN
In the contest for the city attorneyship.
which began Friday night, when DIT.
Charles l.. Page tied Judge Clopton Tor
that position. The decision Of the question
lies with Messrs. John E. Utz. OF the
Fourth Ward, and James I. Abbott, OF
the Third Ward. These gentlemen were
absent Friday night. and neither nave
been known to express preference III
the matter. Those who were present
Friday night are not apt to change their
vote. Both gentlemen are too well known
In Manchester to need any comment
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following gentlemen have been
elected b. Manchester Lodge, NO. o.
Royal Tribe of Joseph, as officers LOT
the ensuing six months: Royal Prophe''
George w. Reams; Worshipful patriarch
A j. Smith; Vice-Patriarch, w. W.
Gibbs; Priest, NJ. a. Campbell; escort
w. B. Taylor; Scribe, w. w. Archer'
Treasurer J. Eddie BEDFORD; Inner uualu'
]. T. Dunn; Outer Guard. L. j. Saunuets'
Medical Examiner, Or. Lawrence ingram
Trustees-R. A. Nunnally, NJ. A. Camp
bell, J. L. Dunn.
SOME NENS1 NJ
Policeman A. S. Wright yesterday ar
rested II. NJ. Jones (white) and Thomas
Hudson and John Newton (colored) LOT
the North Carolina authorities on the
charge of stealing brasses in that state
They were before Squire LithsoW yes
terday morning, and declared they wouiu
not return TO North Carolina "lInouI
requisition papers
Mr.. ]. r. Green. chairman OF the COM
mittee on Buildings and Land mas du
vertised for proposals for the erect'on VI
the building for the overall factory
Mr.. Clarence Brooks, OF west seventh
street.. met with painful accident Fiji
dav at his work at the Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works plant. Whi'c
he WAS walking with heavy weisht on
his shoulders, ne stepped upon hai'' me
metal penetrated his foot aoout one mn
He was brought TO his home, wheIe ne
received medical attention. He is son
OF ex-Constable George W. Broohs' iio
was doing very well yesterday
DEATH OF MRS. PHILLIPS.
Mrs, Mary Dunn Philips, weil'kno"n
ladv of Swansboro, died at the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs. j. {. Redioru' yes
terday morning at O'CLOCK
Deceased was in the $50 year Oh nC'
age She was the widow Oh Dr. a. VI
phillips. and moved with her FANNY lioli
Petersburg to this city in 1871. enc iesro'
four children--Mrs. A. II. IhoLlas'
X. Risby Mrs. o. b. East, ana MIs So, ., -
Redford-and also seVeraI sraiu0ii''"'
and great-grandchlldren.
the funeral will take place from the
veet-End Methodist church this AFTER
noon al 4 o'clock Rev. w. I. Wllliains
,,,iu conduct the services The intermehl
will he made in Maury Cemetery.
Tbe following gentlemen Will act as
naiI-bearers: Messrs. w. ID. Toler, l. T.
Pettigrew, w. 3. Carwiles' D. W. NtaNe
w Y TAYLOR, c. A. Raines, l. j. Nhe-
nault, and George d. Cole
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Nj. Frank Hundley CT Annela 0ou'''''
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs r. p. Nunnally is quite SICK at
ber residence. No. 10 east Fourth street.
Rev J. A. Spencer has removed 10 NO
zoos Perry street. ,,,-....s.,.
Mr.. Phil. Y. Cogbill, OF Chestelnelu
Courthouse. was in the city yesterday -,
Mrs Charles Fischer, who has Deen Ill
for some time, is out again. 49,
councilman James T. Abbott, OF the
Third Ward, is detained at nome oy sicA-
ness. -, -. h,s
Mr. z. G. Latham is quite Ill at MS
home on north Stockton street.
Miss Letcher Phillips, OF Bucklngnal'
county. is the guest OF Mrs. william
Tatum on McDonough street.
Judge and Mrs. William /. Clopton nave
returned home from Old Point whe'e
the Judge attended the Bar Association.
Mr.. e. Fl. Wells and wife lett FRIDAY
for Buffalo Lthia Springs. They were
accompanied by Mrs. J. X. Perdue'
CAPTAIN Z. Z. Moseey, OF Tampa, RIA
Is in the city, the guest of DR.. r. W.
Weisiger Of Tenth and Perry streets
Mrs, J. G. Markey. who has been VISIT
ing her father Captain o. !. Morris on
| Hull street, has returned TO her nome
in Alexandria.
Judge and Mrs. B. Hancock nave
returned from a pleasant trip TO Ola
| Point Comfort The Judge attended the
| Bar Association.
The Ladies Aid Society or West-Enu
church will meet Monday evening at 3
o'clock at Mrs A. G. Belchers, on Elgh-
tenth street. 4 full attendance earnestly
requested TO be present.
Miss Eva Sturdvant left yesterday eve
Ming for Newport News, where she Will
visit her father for few days and then
| she will go up TO York county and spend
several weeks.