The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-25
DEATH IN
MANCHESTER
Mr.. S. H. Andrews Died Yes
terddy Afternoon.
BAZAAR AT LEADER HALL
Last Night Was the Biggest ofthe Week
Royal Entertainment by Richmond
Talent-Street Committee,
Personal Notes.
BAZAAR AT LEADER HALL
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch.

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch.
No. 1102 Hull Street.
Mr.. S. III. Andrews, a well known citi-
zen and longtime carpenter at the
Southern shops, was found dead in bed
at his home, at Seventh and Stockton
Streets, by his wife yesterday afternoon
about $3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Andrews had not
been we'll for several days, but was not
confined to his bed. Yesterday he lay
down about II o'clock and at the time he
was found dead his wife went to see
If he wanted anything. She found him
cold and lifeless. Rev. Mr.. Drlscoll was
called, and DR.. Brodnax was quickly
summoned, but it was too late.
Mr. Andrews was known as one OF the
most gentle loving and kind-hearted of
men. and was liked by large circle.
He was Junior, member of the Royal
Tribe of Joseph, Lilly Council, Stuart
Lodge OF Odd-F'elows, and the Garments
Union, representatives of each of which
will attend the funeral from Fifth Street
Church tomorrow morning at II o'clock
He leaves a wife and four children
Messrs. Rufus. Edgar and Otis, and Miss
Alma He was forty-seven years old
FUNERAL TO-DAY.
The funeral of Mr.. c. 7. Burgess Will
be from Clopton Street Church at 4
o'clock this afternoon. Mr. Burgess died
at his home in Swansboro. at noon yes
terday, aged seventy-eight. He leaves
his wife.
BAZAAR TO CLOSE.
After a most successful week. the ba-
zaar at Leader Hall will close tonight.
when the names of the prize winners will
be announced and the leftover articles
will be sold at auction.
The programme last night was a very
fine one. and better than many profess
sional vaudeville performances. The bill
was made up of Miss Nellie Calder, the
lady baritone whose wonderful voice
charmed the large audience; Mr.. Johnnie
Ryall. the prolific comedian and dialec-
tician, who told some funny stories, and
the versatile comedians. Freeman and
Wilson, who related some humorous
gags and sang several original PAROLES
on popular songs
The bill for tonight will be another
splendid one. and will include another
selection Of coon songs by pretty Miss
Gertrude Allen. whose sweet voice has
already pleased the patrons several times
this week; Archer Williamson and w. 7.
Hart, In character sketch; Colonel W.
Nj. Allen. in Down on the Farm" and
THE Chimpanzee." by Messrs. c. w
Jones, +. A. Jones and W. II. Hart.
The bazaar has been success, and
Lily Council and the Olympia Club wish
TO extend to the public their thanks A
large crowd promises to be on hand to-
night to see the award of prizes.
STREET COMMITTEE.
City Engineer Lipscomb was instructed
by the Street Committee at the meeting
last night to see that n stone wall be con-
structed on Tenth Street, between nun
and cambridge Streets. and that the bad
condition Of Tenth Street opposite
the Courthouse be looked into. He was
also instructed to report as to the cost
of the employment of two addiuonal
street hands and the maintenance OF the
city teams for the remainder of the fiscal
year.
Other routine business was transacted
and the committee adjourned, Those pres
ent were Chairman Patram, Messrs.
Hooker, Reams, Samson, Tilery and Fer
guson,
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Judge Ingram will hear application FOR
! LIQUOR licenses next Thursday morning
| beginning AT o'clock,
| Mrs. George Nunnally went to Amelia
| yesterday 10 the bedside of her father
| Mr.. Thomas Major
| Mrs, Ionnie Wilson and Misses Bea
trlca ana Virginia llagan, of Richmond
| were guests of the Daughters OF Libert,
| at the Bazaar last night,
| Copies Of the hauling ordinance are be
ing posted by Auditor Hall
LICENSE ORDINANCE,
The proposed ordinance 10 increase tn
liquor license In Manchester having faile
of passage II will be the purpose of N
Finance Committee during the preser
year 10 go over the entire license lis
OF the city, with the view OF grading a
classes by the lime the next budget
made up,
There is subcommittee now out o
this subject hut chairman Owen will q
the next meeting of tho Finance Con
mittee ask that the subcommittee,
discharged for tho present Tho ma