Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21
TIE NEWS oFMAacuEsTER.
Mccullough Sent On ana Indicted
Court matters-PersOnaI, &c.

Mayor Attkissoa held a preliminary ex-
animation Yesterday morning IN The con-
tnued ease OF Daolel NcCuIl0ugn, prOprie-
Tor o. the saloon corner OF seventh and Hull
streets, CHARGED with allowing unlawful gam
bling In hi, establishment. Al o. the facts
I'm connection with this matter, a.
well Is full account OF the raid
made on the house Monday night,
in which fourteen col0red persons, together
1ith two tables and other gsming paraphor-
MALTA were captured, were published IN the
Dispatch oi yesterday. There were large
numbar u witnesses, but net more than haf
of them were examined before Mayor Attkis-
son sus pended the inquiry, saying that he
had beard sufficient testimony 10 warrant
him IN sending the accused on to the grand
jury Of the Hastings Court. Several colorcd
persons were also sent on for unlawful
gambling IN McCullOugh's house.
N'CULLoUGB AND OTHERS INDICTED.
The following special grand Jury ordered
by Judge Ingram on MoOday was empl-
nelled Yesterday: Alexander Reams, w.
-. Anderson, John Freemsn, ID. D. Beattle,
FLOYD Bass. and John Baker, the last named
colored. The grand jury brought 10 three
indictments against Daniel Mccullough Tor
allowing unlawful gaming IN his Dace and
keenng q disOrderly and il-gOyerned
house. Indictments were also found
against several colored men for unlawful
gaming and against Dennis BFentleg and
Frank Green (bofh colored) for perjury m
declari0g themselves qualified voters when
they had been dl>franclised. The grand
Jury was discharged for the term. and the
court spent the remainder OF the day Ia the
consideration Of civil aud cbancery matters.
The court will be IN session for the remain
der OF this week, and perhaps longer
MARRIAGE.
Mr.. 4. X. Saunders and Miss Jennie G..
jenkins were married yesterday afternoon AZ
the residence OF the brides parents on Ninth
street. Rev. j. c. Hall. Of the Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony, and the
ushers were Msssrs. r. II. jenkins tbrother
OF the bride), NJ. T.. TaIley, j. r. slmms, aud
A. {. Claiborne. Mr. and Mrs. saunders
left on the afternoon train for southern
tour. The groom IS connected with the ope-
rating department OF the Richmond and
Dauyllle Railroad Company.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The river Is considerably above common
tide and The water is quite muddy.
Mrs. +. n. Gregory, who has been visiting
friends In Chesterfield for some weeks, re-
turned home Yesterday.
AIR. l.. r. Shlfiiett, OF Finvanna, is visiting
Mrs. F. 4. Mayo, on Decatur street.
a large number Of persons from this city
went 10 Richmond yesterday afternoon TO
attend the marriage Of Mr.. Reams aud Miss
Norris.ett, both well known in tais city.
William Seals, the colored man who was
80 badly hurt at the Pelersburg-railroad
crossing last Saturday by being struck by
the engine OF a passing train, was thought
TO be IN = somewhat improved condition
yesterday.
Elder N. l.. Staples will preach at Gibbs's
Hall next sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. Edward T. Bass's two-storv brick
store on Hull street between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth has been completed and will
soon be occupied.
The remains Of Mr. William Hodges, who