Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
The CITY ACROSS THE JAMES.
James Goodin Adjudged Iunstic-hay-
or's-Court ProceedIngs-O Other Notes.

A commission OF lunacy was held upon James
GOcdin, Is cOlCrcd man. yesterday afternoon ~
3 o'clock by Justices James VI. Purdue u. w
Holt. aud j. W. COrdle, who pronounced MN w
zane. Cooling was sent n jail 20 await convey
ance 90 the coOred asylum IN Petersburg
GoOdin was before the Mayors Court yester.
day morning charged with threatening 70 thoo'
Mr.. DAVID LOWS. IL seems That the negro Sc
cured a pistol somewhere and went 70 hr.
Lewis's residence on Monday afternoon ana toit
him that be- was gong 10 shoot him. lac drrW
the revolver and Mr. Lewis ran into his stable
ana fastened the door between him and tho ne
gro thus probably saving his liio. lhe pttoi
was found on G0o1iDs person when be WAS ar
rested. and two chambers had been discharged.
he Ind brother who, while temporarily IL
sane. shot and Killed. himself near the Peters
barg railroad bridge about twenty years ugo.
BRIEF NOTts or INTEREST.
Ellis Sims. negro man. was arrested m MAN
chester yesterday morning and taken before the
Mayor uuOn charge OF stealing n lOf OF wearing
apparel from some of his feiow-workmen IN
HeuricO county. When questioned BY his Honor
as 10 how he came iu possession of the CLONES,
Sims replied that he Just borrowed them 20
wear 20 Richmond. The offence having been
committed in HenricO, DE was turned over 10 tho
authorizes Of that county.
Wilio Norris, p litile boy about 10 years old,
was struck with baseball bat Monday a'tei-
noon end very painfully hurt. Several boys hhd
beon playing tall. AMI when tho game hs0
end one of them drew back the bat 70 rtrihe ~
some object, when .bc end Of IL hit young Norris
over the eye. infiriing painful wound. Dr.
Ingram attended liiu
no Richmond Electric-Light Company arc
putting up q powcr-wire for Manchester IN con
iormity with the contract entered into ~ the
company and tine City Council soino Time ago
whom The agreement for lighting the streets
was made. The wire will run ovor the free
bridge on the present poles Of the company
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Julia Clopton, OF this city. is visiting
Relatives In CINCINNATI.
Mr.. William Bronaugh, son Of Nr. >. NJ. lfro-
naugh. DR.. has returned from the Shenandoah
School 20 spend his vacation.
Aiss Sadie liarnish has returned 10 this cts
after "a pleasant visit 10 relatives and friends III
LyhchOu
Nr. j. Aston Cabcn, of Richmond. wasin Man
chester yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. y. Is. Fitzgerald hns gone TO Norfolk TO
spend n few days.
Miss Iva iiarria0n and Miss Minnie Jones are
ysitng friends ~ Norfolk.
Niss Maud Nowlau, OF Petersburg. is visiting
friends iu Manch ester.
The Board Of Supervisors 81 Chesterfield met
Monday and transacted considerable routine
bufiuets.
SIR. Nelson. Of Alabama. brother Of City-En-
gnocr Robert. Nelson was In the city MONDAY
Afternoon.
Mr.. Jorn ". Arlington. secretary aud trea-
eCrcr of The Old Dominion tOtioI-hills, Is quite
sick at his residence. on C0Hafdin avenue.
a commission OF iunacy viii be hold THURSDAY
aftcrno. IA AZ O'Clock ~ innuire mt the mental
condition II Mr.. James Shepherd.
There was no meeting q. the city School Board
last evening on aclCaut 90 40 quorum being
present. s meeting Was called for lue-lntt
July l2th, when the election of teachers g. N-u
take place.
dr. john OBricn has returned from sarato 20
SPRINGS. y. j., whore De went % attend the Na-
LOu8i hes'ef-NccllnlDa Convention.
4 iit,lo .hili % hr Minor e.. loruer waf tlry
badly injured ycafCri .T afternoon aloa. u
o'clock D. being ruu nfrr "a horse 4li WAGON
at Tenth and Enutrii.e a. He'e. ic Wri badly
bruised about TIE arms r.s legs, though .
thing Serious IL nppreteuJ, p s warrant uas
been issued for tHe man NIO nas driving t-s
vehicle
Mrs. Pculberton'- sinsic school.
Tho commencement cxer ..- Of Ms w. c.
paInbert0l'. music class tDDE a,e ~ COrcorln
Hall last night. 1nry were o.. ided by a largo
and alyrcciatiye audience. 4 nug and wch-
-rr.uunf trnrrTHfTln. assHrffr. ffrr aplnr'ic -
from The simplest dffIes 90 The compo i
tious o. most rcn1Unet Lffst., Was ren-
dered. Tho !ouas ladies' who took part
IN the entefiaiDmegt wsre Misses lsy
Beal Bertha Woodward, Ahra Wahord, R0Xie
Brittle, Niiie J0nci Harvey hctabe, liaite
Walker. - NlelEs Mangum, Poarl stewart. Annie
Ilcrrdln. Minnie DlrSrr-0n. Rosa Gill. ANNE
May Bradley. Alice Slaugnief. Edna Meredith,
Lula More .ith. annie Arnold, LtpuA baker
Penri Woodward. Maud uernd0n. Sadie Wilcox,
Irene Sand.riiu, Bessie Dilcen'. Peal Brown,
Hattie Waller, Carrie hllon, Aaific oliver
Ifz-ie hc-E. Nnrrie th.p pIell. JAMIE Ne k,
blanche Payne. Bessie Hechler. Mary
DoNcr. 7 lka Allen Clara sand nrlin, Kate
swan, Euma Schmidt. Ada hchardson. Mary
Bqiiey bessie Bailey. ada RuIdcr. Lu Smith,
Mary Burnett. AMI Mes-rs. Brother Wilcox,
Charles Epps. Harry Epgs, Frank Harmon, and
Harvey NcCa0e. The medals we're presented