The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
ACROSS THE JAMES

\ DAY with oar Manchester Neighbour
The Mayor had only two cases before
him Yesterday. Each were of trlhing
nature.
The owner of two vicious dogs that
had attacked Chief OF Police Lipscombe.
were required by His Honor TO give the
animals to some one livingin the cOun-
try. Yesterday afternoon, alta late hour,
the two dogs ceased TO exist. Captain
Tipscombe understood exactly how 10
put them away.
The following are the officers OF the
Manchester Loan and Trust Company
President. J. II. Patterson. Nice-fresi-
dent. w. u. Owens: Secretary and
Treasurer. j. W. BrOnaugh. Jr.' Attor-
nev. Judge William |. Clopton. Trus-
tees. A. l.. AdamsOn, Augustine Roy
all, Henry Fitzgerald. Directors. j. IL.
Patterson. James l.. Robertson, i. &. ID.
Farmer. A. T. Snellings. George f..
Gary. John o Brien, ". ii. Owens, g..
A. Jones. T. W. Weisiger, Luther VI.
Nunnally. W. :. ROlln. II. &. Beattie.
Grand Master \ f. Whtehurst. Of
Portsmouth. who is the grand master
of the Grand Lodge of the Order of
Odd Fellows m this State and District
Deputy Bowle,. of Richmond. paid a
visit To Manchester yesterday. They
looked after the interest of the order in
that growing and thriving city. and
were entertained Hospitality by "a mem
Der of the order.
In the case of Mullen against the Fl
tricks Cotton Manufacturing Company
the Jury could not agree. 10 Is learned
that the Jury were five IN favor and
seven against awarding damages. The
new trial Of the case Will come up at
the September term of the court
Yesterday morning the old Chester
field Troop held their reunion az the
Mayor x courtroom. The following
gentlemen. war members of the Troop.
were present. Mes-rs A ). Mclyer.
Dlvil Moore. Thomas II. Fisher. W. +.
Fisher. James A. Lipscomb. John Rot
ert-. Robert NJ. Chlldre-s Henry Gary,
Thomas Hatcher. j g.. Brown. Richard
Hewlett. /. G.. Winston, Thomas Davis,
Walter Moore, and 5 ID. Attkisson.
Mr. Tom T.. Ovens read the minutes
of the preceding meeting. which were
approved.
Lieutenant McTyer was elected to
preside.
Lieutenant McTyer was elected unan-
imonsy captain of the company, rice
Captain Walter g.. Clarke. deceased.
The resolutions drafted by the COM
mittee appointed for the purpose were
adopted. The full text of these reso-
lutioDs. with the preamble,, was pub
llshed an the TIMES several DAYS ago.
Captain Mcryer was q gallant Con
federate soldier. He ent red as a pri-
yate in 1861. was made the adjuiant Of
his company, and finally rose 10 be its
captain.
Mr.. G. Percy llawes. Adjutant Of
the Virginia Squadron of Cavalry. was
present and addressed the meeting.
urging upon them the importance of =
permanent organization.
4 committee, consisting Of Captain
McTycr, James A. Lpscomb, Thomas
Hatcher, and /. e. Winston. were APP
pointed 10 confer with Adiuiant
Halves and Major Marshall regarding
the matter. and To extend 10 these
gentlemen an invitation to be present
at the company 5 reunion on August
2lst.
The resolutions recently prepared by
COMMITTEES. regarding the death Of
Captain Walter O.. Clarke. were read
before che meeting and accepted and q
COPY ordered TO be sent the widow Of
The deceased. These resolutions were
published in the Le1der July Both
After receiving the reports of several
committees and transactiug other rou-
tine matters. the meeting adjourned 10
meet August DIST at Mr.. DAVID Moore 5
farm. where their reunion will be cid.
The committee appointed 10 raise the
necessary funds to defray the expei ses
Of the reunion will meet TreasUr I
Moore at the Mayors Courtroom Lext
Saturday at - o'clock.