Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-16
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~rvs OF MANCHESTER CLEANED
ron OUR READERS.
THE HUSTINGS COURT TO CONVENE
,.nunvv Term Of That Tribunal he
aims To-Morrow-Dr. Thornhill to
vonna Mcu-Begins New Series
PERSONALS and Briefs.

Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the
,snuary term 81 the Manchester Hastings
conrt begins. Judge John II. Ingram pre-
ss,nr The following will compose the
Grand fury. c. V. Green, S. S. Wells, c.
& Rearns. John ". Archer Matthew
Morton. y. w Nunnally. Thomas IL.
,,ottv. c.. T.. Petit. A. ID. Shotwell. George
n Gary. w. 3. Ban, and Samuel Logan
,colorcO
The petit Jury has been summoned for
tuesday. and is made up as follows: J. j.
gapton j. r. Galloway. T. u. Monkey,
william b. Peasants. Andrew J. Daffron,
,rrlor A. campbell. J. T. Jewett. Thomas
~ Freeman. r. a. Baugh, Frank II.
F.tzrerald, W. y. overly, and William
Nat,hows (ooiorod.
The F,pworth League OF Central Metho-
dist church have elected officers for the
ensuing half year. as follows: President,
,rhornqs X. Betty: First President,
~. Welslger; Second Vice-President.
AIRS. r. w. Bronaugh Third Vice-Presi-
don't. j.. r. Jewott; Secretary. W. J. An
.srson. treasurer. Mrs. NJ. A. Campbell:
chairman Lookout Committee. Miss Cora
Lumpkin.
vbe league OF Wcst-End Methodist
church have also elected officers for the
next six months. They are: W. b. Tay-
rr,slcnt. A. Il. Thomas. second vice
president: John Craze, third vice-presi-
dent. j. q. Lumpkin, secretary; Mrs a.
H. Thomas. treasurer; J. q. Lumpkin,
chorister: Miss Daisy Carwiles, Organist;
W. j. Williams, coior-boarer.
SERMON TO YOUNG MEN.
Rev. Dr. L. r. Thornhnl. pastor Of
P.inlridge-Street Baptist church. will
troalh a special sermon this morning TO
,rurc men. and a cordial invitation is
extended 20 the young men Of the city 10
BE- present. DR.. Thornhiu is a strong
thinker. and his handling of a subject is
always certain to tell somebody some
th.nc and. more than all else. give them
something 10 think about for the rest
rs the week Those who avail themselves
OF the opportunity OF this offer this morn
irg 80 is safe 10 say, Will have no cause
o. regret it.
Tonight Dr. Thonhill will deliver the
nrst OF an illustrated series on Noah
and the Ark. Three paintings, ok, Will
be- used TO impress more deeply the scenes
and lessons drawn from the time when
tho waters covered the earth.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Little Workers of Stockton-Street chur-n
win be held at the church this afternoon,
90 half-past o'clock. There will be the
election Of officers for the year. The
programme will consist Of recitauons and
music. Rev. ". r. Haight will deliver
the address Of the evening. and Mr.. w.
o.. Morrissette will sing.
The usual services viii be held In the
other churches of the city.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
llr. John II. Moles is detained at his
home. ON Hull street by sickness.
SIR. James j.. Craig former citizen
Of this city. was I'm Manchester yesterday
morning, after q serious spell Of sickness.
Dale Lodge, No. 594. Knights of Honor
through their trustees, have paid TO the
estate of the late a. Cary Gibbs N,VOJ,
this being the amount of his benefit.
judge A. Is. Hancock, Of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield county, was in the
city yesterday. Judge Hancock has long
since recovered his usual good health, for
which his friends are very much grained.
Miss Beulah X. Ferguson, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. John +. Fergu-
son. on Nineteenth street, VIII return 10
her home tomorrow.
The condition Of Mr.. ]. II. Patteson, or
Manchester. who is now at the Old DO
minion Hospital. is as favorable as can
be expected. and reports from the hos
pltal at late hour last night were IA
,-rra b1a n his recovery