Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
CARED FOR TIE POOR.
PROMPT MIR WAS GIVEN no
TnOsE ASKING r..
BISHOP GALLOWAY IN MANCHESTER.


Tho Manchester CouucirH Committee on
Poor met m the Council chamber lnrt
NIGHT oud discussed generally he condl-
zion of tbo "outd0or' needy off ihe city,
Those present wcr. Ne"n 49, Dr. Hart
Matthew Morton. j. d. Gr0Du james o.
Abbott oud John d. Jtz. Tho talk
AMONG tho mcmIDH of tho committee
showed chat during tho paat week There
Dad boon good NANNY appeals f0r help
from residents off lho D.iF but ALSO that
900 every case PROMPT relief had been
rvtn Mo.t of those who wanted help
wore those who. mudcr ordinary condi-
toUs of tho weather. were sen. supporting.
AZ. .uou aa tho warmer weather camo ON
aat Saturday thoy wore able Co take care
of Themselves Fud was thc main want
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION"
Bishop Charles E galloway had o. very
r0od.aizcd audience ut the Central Me-
hodlat church latf uirht 90 hear hls AIDE
drcas ou thc general thomc of "Chrs diam
Education All present were unanimous
u agreeing That tuc discourse was excel
lent n eroat degree. M WAS character
iscd as thoughtful oriEual. and eloquent
lr dcliVo ci. IhD entire congregation de-
cnrod hy resolution Chat they were FOO
fvmpathY with tnp movement ANA would
do thoir share of tho work of raising the
money solf Imposed hy tle southern Me
thodiats
MIR. D. H. FlOUHNOY DEAD
Mr. D. a. Floumoy 20 wen-knoWn ciu-
.au. died ruddcnly yesterday morning ut
O. o'clock at l. residence. $50. 300 east
Eleventh stree. Deceased was in hIs lNh
year, and O... with disease of thc heart
Doe camo l0m. Saturday from NIP to
puvh1tan county aud then complained
uf being mWcl but did mot take 90 Dds
nDd 80 ono realized that he was 800 near
the end. llc was a. member of CoWardiu-
Avenue Christian church. o. good neigh
Dor. loyM friend and A true Christian.
SlN children survive him. as follows.
Mcasra. u. r.. ot Newark. N. j. w. D..
d. A. Harvey Noumoy Misses Ida. VIII
lie ANA Alma. of thla city
Mr. j 49, lIouwov has been toicEraphed
for and is expected to-day. The funeral
uuungcmcnts have not been fully agreed
upon yet but the service viii likely take
place tomorrow morning 100 CoWardin-
Avenue church conducted hy Rev j. A.
Spencer tho pastor.
Mcssrs. b d.. Mouaaeu Is son pre-
pared che body for iutermeut
uusTNGs COURT
The Hastings Court hcsau its February
torn yesterday morning Judge Ingram
presiding. This ia noi "a grand jury term
ana only civil ana Chancery eases viii
engage the attention of Che court
The bondsmen of Ellen Mccoy. tho cole
orDd female evangelist appeared ANA ash-
Oi to ho relieved ot thc.r obligation and
t.r request was granted.
Tho case of Samuel hogue, charged
with disordcrly conduct was again COM
tru0d BOZ the police Court Squire 18th
foU presided. in the absence az Mayor
Maurice
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Wa.hngton's Birthday will Dee observed
I'.uorrow hy the closing of Che schools
u.l uost-oflcc
I.e funeral Of Edwin j. Jones tho &
N,.r-ole son OF Mr. D.. j. Jones. VIII take
pa.e this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from
Csc house No. l@ east Fourth street.
SIR. Ernest H. Hatcher. SON OF Mr. II. IT.
hatcher ls quite 300 with meningitis at
Mount Airy. n. g.
Miss Kate Cox. who has been having "a
deigetfui visit with friends and relatives
I'm Norfolk has returned Co her home, on
Porter street
The Hull-sircet ears We're running yes
tcrday. ana as they could not cross
Mayo's bridge. transferred their passen-
gcrs 90 thc lrrfy- line az seventh
ana Perry These ears now take tickets.
aud thc conductors sell them as ON any
other line