Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-28

gan. Left on bases-Forcst-F Hills, =; U. O. 3. D.
Club, o. Stolen bases Forcrt-iiils, Iii Y. Q. u.
Il. Club. 4. First base on rors-Forest-H Illus,
hsy y; IL 4 and G rseho. Struck oatsy asr.
gan, !. Passed palis-foster, /; Thomas, l.
Umpire, james Kerso. limo Of game, hour
and As minutes.
The coroner's jury In the. case of Mr.
William A. Thorp. who was killed on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Mon
dag afternoon, rendered verdict that he
came to his death accidentally By being
run over by locomotive on said road.
THE JAHR MARxA orEss.
The "Jahr- Markan entertainment for
the benefit of the Railroad Branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association began
in Leader Hall last evening. The large
hall was filed at an early hour, and the
prospects are that the affair will be grand
success. A very attractive programme
will be rendered each night.
There was to have been q meeting OF the
City School Board last evening. but as
there was no quorum present those IN
attendance decided to have called meet
schools, which takes place October Sd.
The following apportionment OF school
funds under the Grandstaf act has been
made for Chesterfield. 1t is known as
Apportionment No. 2: Bermuda District.
S679.22; Clover-Hill, Sl.2T7.95; Dale.
S766.33 Manchester. $1.52i.49 Matoaca,
$t,734.i0; Midlothian. BIOS. 95-total lin
Guiding treasurer's commissioner. S7,346.27.
The treasurer's commissions aggregate
Sl46.73.
The Board of Supervisors OF Chesterfield
county met at the courthouse Monday
and directed that notice be given that no
evpnlH ha ,.asl for ho xvlr aaalna n
til July.
ALUNATIC FINDS BURIED MONEY.
James Gooding, q negro man. who was
committed TO jail some weeks ago as q iu-
matte 10 await conveyance TO an asylum,
asked Sergeant Fitzgerald Monday after
noon to allow him 10 60 home and get
some money which he had buried. The
Jergeant complied with his request. and
the negro went with the officer 10 ms home.
on Tenth street, near the Petersburg rail-
road, where in the cow-house he pulled up
few planks and produced an old tin can,
in which he had stored $40. The money
was deposited in bank to GOoding's credit.
PERSONAL AND GfNEBAL.
Mr.. A. L. Winfree, of Chesterfield, who
has been quite sick for some time, Is able
to be out again.
Captain e. II. Flournoy, clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield, is out after
weeks indisposition.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Staples, who has been visit
ing relatives in Charlotte county, has re-
turned to the city.
Miss Mollie Sims received quite pain
full injury yesterday morning by a window
sash accidentally falling upon two of her
fingers and badly MASKING them.
Invitations are out To the marriage OF
Mr. William Hay Garnett, Common
wealth's Attorney of TINS city, to Miss An
ME Marcia Fendley, daughter of Mr.. I. Nj.
| Fendley. The ceremony will take place
Wednesday evening. October 5th, at Z
O'clock, from the Meade -Memorial church.
Marriage-licenses have been issued by
| the clerk of the County Court of Chester
! field TO the following couples MIR. Ma
| thanlel B Clayton and Miss Fannie
Limerick and Mr. Richard A. Phillips and
! Miss Florence Nicholson. The former
couple will be married tomorrow morning
| at . o'clock from Mt. Gilead church. MIR
| Phillips and Miss Nicholson will be
welded on the 9Th of October at Seconc
| Branch church.
The funeral Of Mr. William A. Thorp
| who met with such horrible death Mon
| day afternoon, took place yesterday after
noon at O'clock from Ridge church, IL
| HenricO.
The audience at Cowardin-Avenue Chris
| tian church last evening to hear the lee
| ture by Judge L. Il. Farrar was exception
| ally large. Mrs. Knowles and Major Kirk
wood Mathews rendered several musica
| selections.