The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
p. r. HILL. NJ. D.

Among the names published yesterday
morning as graduates of the University
college Of Medicine was that OF Or. T.. L.
Hill, of Manchester, who Is Well-hno"n
and popular in the city. During the past
session DIR. Hill has been connected with
Mr.. E. W. Weisiger, the oldest drug
gfst in Manchester, and besides his work
behind the prescription desk he has car
ried and passed successfully eleven tick
cts, and is now an NJ. ID.
For the present DR.. Hill will remain in
the city in the drug business
CLERK N. a. COGBILL
The following preamble and resolutions
were introduced and adopted by the Ches-
terrified convention in honor OF the late
NJ. A. Cogbil.
Whereas, An allwise Providence has
removed from our midst by death, our
friend and esteemed fellow-cltlzen. Mar
Gus IA CogbiI: therefore
Resolved. That our county has sus-
taincd an irreparable loss of one OF our
most public spirited citizens, who was
foremost in every measure tending TO
build up and foster the moral and mater
ial interests of our county. One, Wao, sss
an officer il the discharge OF his duties,
merited and won the admiration OF all
who came i'm contact with him. AS q
Democrat he was uncompromisinS in MS
fidelity to the principles and aims OF
his party AS friend and neighbor ne
was generous and unSefish in MS deVo-
ton to the welfare of those who enjoyed
mis- friendship, or were SO fortunate as TO
be his neighcors
Resolved, That we tender TO ms pe:eaVed
family our most profound sympathy IN
this, their great affection, and that
copy of these resolutions be sent to them.
After the adoption of the above reso-
buttons a number of the delegates
REQUESTED that they be published. The
convention was addressed by Messrs. w.
w. Baker. Ben. P. Owen, Jr. and Jet-
ferson Wallace, who paid tributes to MI.
Cogbill.
BURIED IN CHESTERFIELD.
The remains of Mr.. ]. B. Goode were
taken to Mt Hermon Church yesterday at
noon for burial.
The pall-bearers were Hon. d. L..
ronev. Lewis p. Kidd, d. S. Farley and
Peachv Waugh. The funeral services
we're conducted by Rev. J. ". Reynolds
assisted by Rev. d. Y. Badly, OF Man
chester. and Rev. r. II. Winfree, OF Pow
hatan county.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Miss Ruby Price is quite SICK at her
home, Oh Everett Street
Mr.. Marion Johnson, Of North Caro-
lima is visiting friends III the city. :,
The Manchester Lodge OIL I tiiisaHo w -
be organized next Monday at Odd Eel
lows Hall, on Eighth and Hull Streets,
with a membership of about seventy-tive
The deal has not yet been closed Tor
the purchase Of the Old Masonic hall
but will probably be by to-day Mr.. a. L.
Adamson received a telegram yesterday
from Mrs. Pratt, in Washington. asking
that the property be held for her day
or so longer Mr.. j. r. Green. who mas
purchased the bricks in the building ana
was having it torn down. has consented
10 hold off until to-day.
Mrs. Pratt was wired these facts, and and
requested to answer at once II IS sa al
that Professor Graham Bell, OF WASH
ington. is interested in securing the
George Martin who has been wan-ad
bv the police for several weeks on a war
rant, charging him with assault, was ar
rested last night by Officer Jones.
Chas. Fuqua, was arrested iast nisne
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