Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
writ OF Error Granted-Co0rt and other
Icms of Interest,

Jul-o Beverley A. Hancock. If the Sc
Cond judicial circuit has granted q writ Of
error and suucr-c,lcas Co the Judgment OF
the County Court Of Prince George IN APP
pointiur commissioners to assess damages
against the Postal Telegraph Conn
pauV for the privilege or right OF way TO
establish "a telegraph line on the property
of the Norfolk and Western railroad lu that
counfv The writ is not TO issue until the
rnllroad COMPANY shall execute bond be
fore the clerk of the Circuit Court or
Prince George with sufficient security,
Iu the penalty of $1,000.
Proceedings were instituted IN the Coun-
~ courts of Sussex and lrihc" HeuIEc
some months AGO for the condemnation OF
the right Of way along the Norfolk and
Western, and five citizens OF Prince George
were appointed commissioners 80 the july
term 0f TINT court o. assess the damages
tomorrow. the 18th Of July.
Counsel went ont 90 Judge llancochs
residence. near Tins city. Friday afternoon
and argued the motion for writ of error;
This writ VIII probably not be heard untll
November 7th. when the fall term OF the
Prince George Circuit Court couNcne~.
is THE COURTS.
The case of +. e.. Davis, who keeps a
1ar-room 40 the corner of Fourth and HUI
streets CHARGED with selling liquor To
minors. was trcd m the Hastings Court
Yesterday and Mr.. Davis was acquitted
The commissioners appointed ny the
Court 60 sen the Burioot tract fled for
confirmation their report ot the recent
sale fla portion of TINS property. The de-
cislon IF the Cour, regarding inc matter
Will probably Doe rendered Monday.
The remainder of the days session was
occupied ia the consideration of TRIVIAL
matters.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
the case Of Wesley MAYO, the colored man
who in irving o. escape from nn oihccr
wednesday night was shot aud wounded
iu the leg, was called. A certificate was
read from Dr. Ingram, physician 10 the
iail. stating that the wounded man would
not be- able 20 appear for several daNs,
The case was therefore continued uhIli
next THURSDAY morning, ana the WITNESSES
nb0ut twenty IN number, we're recognized
for their appearance al that time.
TEMPORARY sTATI0S-RoUsE.
Chicf-of-Police Iipscomb yesterday morn
inc called the attention OF Mayor Atlklssoh
~ DE action taken by the Council Friday
night in refusing 20 adopt the report OF the
Committee on Public Lands and Buildings,
recommending the establishment OF q sta
ttou-house ia the rear OF the OLD market
building. Captain Llpscom6 stated that u
WAS absolutely necessary that some pro
vision should he made Immediately for the
ease az an arrest late at night. II justice
couid not be found 10 make out a commit
rornf the officer would have 10 SIT up
through the night in charge Of ms prisoner;
Mayor Attkisson ordered that the OLD JAZZ
bnjlding be used for the saiekceping Oh
,,r,eopefs. when arrested, until other pre-
n4rations shall have been made.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Daisy Mccoy Of Norfolk, IS the
,nest Of Mrs. Atkins on Twelfth street,
s,brrs she will spend the summer: ~.
Nessrs. Emmet T. and Frank NJ - Du-
Val and their brides have returned from
their northern tour. ,,;..;oror,,
iTIe monthly meeting of the Missionary
Society Of the Clopton-Sireet baptise
cJnrc6 will be held this afternoon; An IN IN
terestine programme OF exercises has oeeh
iarce number OF persons from this cry ",
have been invited 20 attend the mop 70 20
aiven Tomorrow night ct the Bon AT nD-
HI 81 which Mr.. Robert V. Owen, OF Man
The bali given at Cersley's HAL frioay
night under the management o. a 'sssiLs'
Issaas %. Iipsoonb, Frederick II. nril1's