Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-02
A SLENDID PAGEANT.
MANCHEsTER's EXHIBIT ADMIRED
YOUNG MANCHESTER KNIGHT HURT.
Mr.. Lynwood G. Moody Kicked d,
Horse and Severely Injured
Personals and Briefs.

Manchester was conspicuous ia the
trades parade yesterday.
The line was formed az Hull street and
Cowardin avenue, at $50 o'clock under
the direction OF the Manchester marshal,
Mr.. r. G.. Wood The procession was
| headed by MIR. Wood and his little son,
Robert. It moved down Hull street o.
Twelfth. and out that thoroughfare 10
| McDonough The people OF this city had
/ an opportunity TO see how they
would be represented I'm the grand pa
/ geant in Richmond Wherever a crowd
was collected a good. round cheer was
/ given the exhibits as It passed. me
! features were all very good. Some were
| excellent and would have done credit To
a much larger city. Mr.. a. j. Dahron's
display was tasteful to a degree. 1t made
| good impression all along the line IN
Manchester and again in Richmond. Mr..
D. J.. TOney had an exhibit worthy Of
any grocery store. He was cOstumed
uniquely himself, and so were number
/ OF young ladies in the float with him.
The display OF Burkert & Williams,
plumbers attracted much favorable
comment; SO did the exhibits Of Paul x
| Brother. Manchester Paper-Twine Com
! pany; Todd 81 Justis, milers; the Wood
working Company; Charles Stein, meat
dealer, and the Eureka Furniture Com
pany.
The City Fire Department was in the
line also. Music. which helped wonder
fully, was furnished by the Independent
Band, Of this city
The Buslness-Men had a very attrac-
tive card, advertising Manchester scat
tered broadcast upon the streets. ON
the face Of this card was fine cut OF
I
the reasons the association entertains
why businessmen and manufacturers
should locate in Manchester They are:
Because she has tie finest inland l0-
/ cation Tor dry-dock or The Atlantic coast.
She gives free sites TO manufacturers.
She offers very low rates Of taxes to
manufacturers She offers uneXCelled
transportation facilities by water and
rail, and directly from factory and store
TO cars. etc. She has excellent and album
Cant water power She g. near to cheap
and abundant fuel She has street-cars
reaching every locality. She is near TO
raw and manufacture material. She
offers labor. plentiful. tr1ctable and az
moderate wages She has mild and
healthy climate. She has houses at mode
rate rent. She has an orderly and con-
servatve population. She has abundant
pure and healthy water"
Manchester did nnely"-that was the
verdict Of all.
MR.. HAYWOOD MOODW HURT.
Mr. Lynwood c. Moody. Of this city
knight Of Ruther Glen, WIS kicked by
q horse at the tournament, i'm Richmond
yesterday afternoon. He was severely
II not dangerously. hurt. lie spent the
night at the residence Of Mr. John T..
Wiley, on north Second street. i'm Rich-
mond. His mother IS with him.
MAYOR MAURICE'S CARNIVAL.
Mayor Maurice held nigh carnival yes
terday. lie held extensive services at his
White Temple.
Willie sheppardson. Cun Elder. VIII
May, Cliff Tenor, Tom Robertson, and
James Kitchen, white youths, were
charged with throwing rocks at 81 Holmes
and Tom Goodwin. juvenile AfrO-Ameri-
can citizens. The darkies seemed TO have
been the orieinators of the race war, and
were fined $3.50 each. The white boys
were fined 81 each.
Alice Baxter was charged with tres
pass, and was fined $3.50.
James Monarch was fined $50 for ordi-
nance violation.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Milton Marable, Of Blackstone. Va.
is visiting his uncle. Mr.. a. ]. white. on
Eleventh street.
~
visiting her cousin Mr. u. J.. Toney, lll5
Hull street.
Mr.. W. G. Goode. Commissioner Of
Revenue OF Powhatan county, with his
/ two sons. Harvey and WHIT and daugh
ter. Miss Lizzie. is visiting his brother, j.
Il Goode Of Eleventh street.
Or. Thomas r. Marshall Mrs. Mar
shall. and Mrs. S. J. Baker are the guests
OF Mr.. j. C.. Snellings, Of tins city.
The german OF the Wednesday Cotillon
/ Club did not take place last night as
usual. but will occur on next Monday
night.
Policeman Jones arrested youth last
night for throwing stones.
The Clerk OF the Hastings Court issued
marriage-Hcense yesterday TO Mr.. VIII
liam r. Purdie and Miss Mary Martin, Of
this city.