Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-02
MATR0N is THANKFUL
MRS. BURROUGHS ACKNOWLEDGES
CONTRIBUTION TO THE HOME.
VACCINATION IN MANCHESTER.
IL VIII Begin To-Dny-Four DOCTORS
for Four nstricfs--Casc of S"H'i-
pox 4, CbextcracId-OIphi before
Mayor Mnuricc-Iricfs.

The committee from the churches or
Manchester appointed 10 raise enough
money 10 pay the salary OF a teacher
until the end OF present session Ior
Bethany Home. near Bon Air. has turn
ed over the amount TO Mrs. j.. w. bur
rouehs the superintendent. Mr.. John "a
Utz. r. member OF the committee from
Bainbridge-St Baptist church, re-
coived on yesterday the following letter
of acknowledgment:
Ro,banv Home. January q, 1893
Mr.. John f. Utz;
NV Dear SRI hereby acknowledge re-
oo,r, for 1890 so generously given by
friends in Manchester to be APPROPRIATED
10 the payment Of the salary OF the
teacher az Bethany Home. l am sitd 10
say that one has been engaged who Is
thoroughly competent and IN sympathy
with the work, and will open the school
next Monday. Please express TO the
friends our deepest gratitude for pro-
viding for this great need, and assure
them that we will cherish this noble
deed as one Of the greatest blessings De-
slowed upon the home.
Very sincerely yours,
L. w. BURROUGHS.
WILL. BEGIN THIS MORNING.
The physicians elected by the Board OF
Health Of Manchester to Vaccinate the
people of this city will begin work TINS
morning. and will prosecute 1t contllu-
ously for thirty days, unless the eh1iIe
city is gone over in less time.
The city has been divided into -FOUR as
tricts. as follows: First, from the river
side TO Ninth street; second, from Nlntn
TO Thirteenth: third, from Thirteenth 10
Cowardin avenue and Seventeenth street.
fourth. from Cowardin avenue anu seven
toenth street 10 the southern Hi nm, u
the city. Dr. John w. BrodnaN VIII N1C
cinate in the first district Dr HeoIbc W
Friend I'm the second Dr. W. =. Mathews |
j., ,ho third and DR.. Merchant in the !
fourth. These gentlemen Will De eNpectcu
10 complete their work I'M thirty DAYS |
though they are not required 10 yacciiate
any fixed number of hours eacn Day
OLPHIN Is FINED.
Norman Olphn. the young coiored man
who was found half frozen in the snow |
on Tuesday night, was before Mayor |
Maurice Yesterday morning for being |
trunk. and was fined $3.50 and costs.
There were recorded in the Clerk office |
If the Hastings Court during January |
line marriage licenses-fve TO white ana
our to colored persons-and twenty deeds.
The following is the report of police
longs for January: Felony, 1; INSIDE
neanors. s; ordinance violation, 3; lar
eny. I. Chief of Police made arrests
Jones. /; Second-Assistant
ninth. /: Third-Assstant Wright. 6; spe-
ial police, l. Smith and Wright jointly,
Total Is.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The little son of Mr.. John McCrone died
esterday morning after a short illness.
News reaches this city that Arthur
'larke. a colored man at Bremo Blum,
a.. accidentally shot and killed himself
n Monday.
Travel was much delayed on the car
mes yesterday morning, but by noon the
now had been removed from the tracks
nd the schedule resumed.
Mr.. Ellis Phaup. a well-known citizen or
hcsterleld. is confined 10 his bed. having
liured his back in the eXertion of a tre-
lendOus sneeze.