Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-11
SISTER CITY'S QUOTA.
,,xCuEsTER WILL FURNISH $50
VOICES TO ID. Y. +. u. CHOIR
CHESTERFIELD'S JUNE COURT.
The Term begins TO-MOrrOw-L"nd
Condemnation for r., Il. a. {. TX. IL
TO Engage Courts Attention-fer-
sonnfs and Briefs.

The Manchester singers for the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Of America choir
will probably have their first rehearsal
next Thursday night in the lecture-room
of the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church.
Professor Porter, the director from Bal
timore, Is expected TO be present. Mr..
b. Woodson Nunnaly is the Manchester
member Of the Music Committee. He will
have about one hundred and fifty singers.
Several churches have 10 report yet. The
list, so far as reported to him, is as
follows:
Soprano-Miss L. c. Moore, Mrs. F. T..
Dickinson, Miss A. Ely, Miss Lille WIKI
inson, Miss Willie Taylor. Miss Alice
Doning, Miss d. Clark, Miss Ida Myers,
Miss Alma Angel, Miss Matte Davidson,
Miss Ora Davidson, Miss Mamie David
son, Miss Alma Flournoy, Miss Nellie
Angel, Mrs. Ella Jones, Mrs. W. II. Mar
shall, Mrs. W. W. Houchins, Mrs. w. Il.
Jones, Miss Annie Barham, Miss Minnie
Fuqua, Miss Willie Flournoy, Miss Nam
ME Pully, Miss Corrie Brewer, Miss Mary
Brewer. Miss Ines Barker, Miss Emma
Barker, Mrs. NJ. r.. Lunson, Mrs. NJ. w.
Goodman, Miss COley Lowell. Miss Page
Snellings, Miss Minnie Jones, Miss Ethel
Harding. Miss Clara Dickinson, Miss
Marian Duyall Miss Duth Duvall, Miss
Leila Robertson, Miss Edna Bayley, Miss
Myrtle Fulks, Miss Corrie Jones, Miss
Pearl Blankenship, Mrs. Josie sharp. Mrs.
Nunnally. Mrs. Ida Lloyd Mrs. A.
q. Harding, Miss Matte Jones. Miss
Jennie Jones. Miss Ida Stout, Miss Bet
tie Stout Miss Lucy Thornhil.
Altos-Miss MoZell Gregory Miss Flos-
sic Moody Miss Shirley Walton, Miss
Mary Latham, Miss Lois Bass, Miss Elsie
Nelson. Miss Susie Fowlks, Miss Mat
tie jenkins, Mrs. w. T.. Mathews, Mrs.
j. n. Turner, Miss l.. Clark. Mrs. Alice
Pearman, Mrs. Is. a. Hancock, Mrs. T..
J. Morrissett Miss Cappie Clements. Miss
Maud Clements. Mrs. ". 5. Reams.
Tenors-Messrs. w. G.. Green, j. w.
Clark, O. J. Markham, Harvey Morrissett,
W. NJ. James, j. W. Powell. w. j. Nor
rissett, David Harrison, Edward Burton,
Howard Gregory. Victor Hague. Novel;
Belts. Cabel Moody, Willie j. Robertson,
Archie Williamson, Charlie Watkins.
Bassos-Messrs. W. K. Moore, II. b.
Brown. G.. w. Blanton, j. X. Turner, j.
W. Turner. c. T. Amos, j. i. McCan.
G. w. McCan, d. ". Morrissett, J. T.
Morrissett p. s. Barrett, NJ. l.. Wood.
w 8 Reams, y. w. Nunnally. HarveS
Harding. j. ]. Roach. Arthur owens,
Howard Lowell. Ernest Lowell, David
Perdue. William Morris, Emmett Gregory,
Mark Lloyd. Lynton. Lloyd. Burieigh
Anderson.
CHESTERFIELD COURT TOMORROW
The June term OF the Chesterfield Coun-
ty Court, Judge Clopton, will begin to-
morrow. and the session will be one or
usual interest a matter OF concern 10
many will be the discussion before the
court OF the reward for condemnation OF
land for the route OF the Richmond, Pc
tersburg and Carolina railroad.
Mr.. Ira Ellis, of Manchester, and en-
ployed at Belle Isle. was arrested yester-
day on a warrant charging him with
striking Joseph r. Bell with an Iron
shovel. The warrant was served ~ the