Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-24
Mr.. GARNETT IS DEAD
.u,s wrIr-NxowN MANCHESTER
LAWYER PASSES AWAY.
OTHER ITEMS PROM THE SOUTH SIDE
month of Chesterfield Mnn-Rcv'
Mr.. RaIdy Makes n Fine impress
.iou-CounciI Meeting Tonight
PERSONALS and briefs.

Personals ana Drtcts.
Tho death OF Mr. William Hay Garnett
Cd his home. on the corner OF Four
ccnth and Porter streets. yesterday
muscd widespread regret For nine years
De- had been a prominent member OF 'De
Manchester Bar. and the future s'e"'''
20 hold much In store FOR him. lie was "
nan Of very genial temperament "'''
vas much liked boy q wide circle OF "0-
suaintanccs. lie had been III for seVe'~
weeks with typhoid-fcvcr and comphca-
uons. but 10 had only been WITHIN the
last few days that OFT nope o. no
covcrv had been abandoned. lie was IN
:, 80 --,,rs.l.us condition almost TO the
iasf and frequently appeared 20 recog-
uizo bls wife and Rev. Mr.. Spencer OF
Couardin-Aycnue church. who remained
with him until death came.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
Deceased. who was the son Of DIT.
Thomas n. Garnctt. was in the Sith year
Of his are. having been born ia Cumber-
land county April 19 1876. lie ATTENDED
tle public schools OK that county ana
later McD0Wnan's Academy. lie came
I'D Manchester with his family Wheh ns
was Is years old. and commenced VIZ
study OF law under Judge Cioplo".
entered the law class 90 the On'Ng'1.,g
Of Virginia ia 1855 and after com pi0.'-.s
the course returned 10 80
where he was admitted TO the par III
1880 He met with unusual SU000S9 80
ais early practice. cen, $1,000.
Al he sprlng campaign In 1892, he was
elscted Commemorative Attorney OF
ff.rebostsr and served one term. lie
as AN ardent politician, and rem
f.rad the Democratic party yeoman ser
VICE In 1876 he canvassed the Third
District Tor Captain John Lamb for Con-
egcss.
seven years ago Mr.. Garnett married
Miss Annie Fendley, who survives him.
Three children were born OF this union
Deceased also leaves his father, mother
and one sister.
aha funeral service will take place this
AFTERNOON 40 s o'clock from Meade-Me-
roorial church II will be conducted by
new Mr. Dennis. The pall-bearers VIII
he as follows:
H0rorary-Judgc Ingram Judge Clop-
TOM judge Hancock, Judge Gregory;
Nessrs Il. T.. DuvaL Henry Fitzgerald
r. Y. Cogbln. and Joseph ". Bronaush'
Active-Messrs William j. Gillian
Augustine Royal. A. l.. Adamson, George
T Cary. j.. "a. Robertson, ). Al. Nelis'
3D. j. PullIam. and r. c. Broaddus.
Judge Ingram has requested the mem
t.rs of the bar Of Manchester and Ches-
tsrdod county to meet this morning al
lJ o'clock at the Hastings Court
AIR George p. Taylor died on sunday
morning ut his residence, in Chesterfield
county. Alr. Taylor was 60 years Of age
and had been for many years one Oh inc
leading men Of his section. The funeral
occurred yesterday afternoon az JoV
O'clock. and the burial was made IN the
family burying-ground.
THE NEW PASTOR breaches.
Rev. y. V. Badly, who has accepted the
rastorate OF Bambrdge-Sreet bapllsl
church. preached at that church ON sun
dav both morning and night. tihe con-
pregations greeted him on both occasions
and the people Were delighted with the
sermons Mr. Badly Is an attractive, ear
nest speaker. and "a most deiishtIu man
socially. lie met great numbers Of peo-
pie at these services. and maze most
favorable impression.
Mr. Badly will preach again next sun
dsv and on tho afternoon Of the first
sunday IN November he Will be Installed
as pastor. This service Will be arranged
for by committee from the Baptist MIN
f.fare' Conference and Will be OF an IN
tar4stiue character Rev. Mr.. Badly at
terded the session of the conference yes
teraav morning and was elected mem
Der
TO BE MARRIED TO-DAY.
/fs. Mary Theresa Motcalfe and Mr..
Is Moody. Jr. will be married at $3.50
Clock this morning at Fifth-Street
.fsthodist church. After the ceremony
III. couple Will leave for Natural Bridge
The City Council will meet in called
session in the Council Chamber to-nisnl
a. S o'clock. The Street committee VIII
make their report on Fourteenth street
and the committee of the Busness-Meh
l-.1c.ation will also ask the Counch 10
make an appropriation for nOat 10 rep
resent the city in the great parade ON the
..t The Street Committee VIII meet at
l., this afternoon.
Liberty Council No. Is. Jr. O.. L. a. W.,
% SransborO'. viii give an oyster supper
to ills members TO night. some OF me
members OF the State Council of virginia
viii Doe present. and a good time Ie prom
is,d Tie following committee mas Deen
appointed 90 furnish the supper; d. G.
bedford. william j. Morrissett, J.. a.
Barnett G. A. Moore. j. r.. Faison, and
j. H Taylor This committee viii also
look after the comfort of all who attend'
Thnes were lively around the Police
Court yesterday morning The onLelehJ
railroads paid off ON Saturday, and quite
a number of the c0lored population were
enjoying themselves Saturday night
which resulted in several disturbances.
They appeared before Mayor Maurice
yesterday morning and settled up FOR
their good time
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS