The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Times Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore street.

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Judge Mullen. of the Corporation
Court. before whom on Thursday was
argued the motion to dissolve the in
JUNCTION granted last week by Judge
sale. as advertised. of twenty nine lots
of the Centre Hill property was ready
Yesterday afternoon to render his de-
cision. but postponed doing so until
next Tuesday. in order that Colonel
James Mann. of Norfolk, counsel for
the Centre Hill Corporation. might be
present The Injunction was granted
Hill Corporation to the sale of the
property as a whole instead of In lots
The motion to dissolve was made by
American Bank and Trust Company. a
beneficiary under the trust.
Death of Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. Emma Balfour Lee. formerly OF
Petersburg, died yesterday at the resi-
aenee IN Of her MTT b ETnes5 Il
will be brought here for burial, and
the funeral will be at the grave in
Blandford Cemetery at $40 o'clock
widow of n, a, Lee, for many years a
resident and merchant OF Petersburg.
and was the daughter OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. Rs william s. Harrison, Of this
tiers and one son--Mrs. Ernest L. Lee.
OF Blucfeld; Mrs. w. L. Wahman ana
y. a. Lee, OF Atlanta. Ga. She is alse
ny lsIltt SiSlei
Two other Deaths.
Miss Sarah Louise Alley. aged four.
teen years, died quite. suddenly last
s soi e. shortly er esSF0 oSoe Aa IN tnS
West Washington Street SIC Is sur
vived by one brother and two sisters
G. w. and Miss Jessie Alley, of this
Blackstone. The funeral will be from
High Street NJ. r. Church sunday ar
ternoon at o'clock:
Churchill Gibson Hewlett, aged sey-
liam T. Hewlett. of Ettrick. died this
morning In the Petersburg Hospital
OF typnoid fever. He was taken 10 the
week.
Tha bridge Of the Richmond and
unknown cause. but was fortunately
saved from damage. The fire was dis
covered by the crew OF a passing car,
and was promptly eXtinguished.
Death on Train.
On the arrival here this morning OF
the early eastbound passenger train
OH the Norfolk and Western Railway.
the body of young negro was taken
off and removed to the undertaking
rooms of ]. T. Morriss &c Son, to be
held for Identification. Nothing was
found on the body to indicate the
HdIne, nome or destination OIL the de-
ceased. He was placed aboard the
train at some point west of Roanoke
and was sick and lying on cot. II
is not known at what hour or at
what point on the line the man died.
Married In Washington.
Augustus Archer and Miss Laura
Hobbs. both of this city, left for Wash
ington this morning, where, during the
day. they were married. The young
couple have many friends in the city
who will extend congratulations.
Meeting of Sunday School Association.
The East Chesterfield Sunday School
Association, comprising twenty-five
Sunday schools. will have an all-day
meeting at Piney Grove Church to-
morrow. The schools of Chester. Ma
toaca and Ettrick are embraced in the
association. There will be music, ad-
dresses, reports and an election of off,
GERS.
Personal and Otherwise.
The 'Clarksburg. w. Va, Baptis,
Church, to which the Rev, w. c. Tay-
Tor, of this city. has accepted IL call.
Is said to he the best and wealthiest
church OF that denomination in the
state.
Protracted meetings arc being held
in several of the adjacent counties.
Presiding Elder j. *. Joliff has this
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