Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
mANcnssrsR,s CONTRIBUTION.
Personal and Other News Items from
Aerosa the James.

fersonh ana Other news Asc"s wv"
Across the James.
Officer W. l.. Moles is detained at home
by sickness.
Rev. +. T. Dadmun, pastor OF West-End
Methodist church, - quite SICK.
Judge John II. Ingram, OF this city, pre-,
sided in the Hastings Court OF Richmond
Friday and yesterday. =
The special term OF the Circuit Court OF
| Chesterfield will begin TUESDAY.
Alrs. David b. Nintree, DR., OF Mldlo-
THAN. is VISITING her brother, Mr. John
Archer, in ansbCro'.
Mrs. Christophine Clay. who has been
visiting Mrs. ". T. Llthgow, OF TINS CITY,
has reformed 20 Norfolk. -
Mr.. w. II. Smith and Miss Matte X;
Browder will be married ct Nest-End
Methodist church Tuesday AFTERNOON al
4 O'clock.
night at 1880 o'clock at the PresbyVeIlfh
church the third OF a series OF sermons on
The lnfdellty Of Our Times"
No cards were issued TO the marriage OF
Mr.. William Archer aud Miss Blanche
Archer. which takes place at central
Methodist church next tuesday night.
The CHRISTMAS german Of the Manchester
club will take place IN Leader HAL on frl-
day night, the 30th instant.
Miss Eula Holt will leave tomorrow lot
Reidsyllle. n. c., where she goes 20 attend
the marriage OF Miss hhnle laI0I " 'i''
T. n. Terry.
Star of Hope Lodge, !. o. G.. T.. las ap-
poiuted a committee TO make arrange
n ents for the reception OF delegates TO the
quarterly meeting Of the district Iouge
mr.. r. i. Michaels, secretary of the rail-
road branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association, will fill the pulpit at Clopton-
Street Baptist church this morning at II
o'clock. and Rev. George W. Cox Will
preach tonight at 1870.
Mir. Samuel h. Owens, reporter FOR Dale
Lodge. No. 5g3. Knights Of Honor, received
a draft Yesterday for $4,000 TO be paid TO
Mrs. Martina II. Kirkland, on account OF
the death of her husband, MIR. Is. i. Kirk
land. who died about five weeks ago. He
Was q member of that organization.
Thomas X. Thompson. a Richmond
teamster, was before Mayor Maurice yes
terday morning charged with violating the
civ ordinances by hauling in Manchester
without a license. Two of his drays had
been engaged in hauling cotton from the
depot to the Marshall Mills. His Honor
imposed fine OF 10.
The alarm of IRE sounded yesterday
morning about IL o'clock WAS caused hy
the partial burning of a dwelllng-house on
Fourth street between Hull and Decatur.
The building belonged to Mr.. L. L. MoI-
ley, and was occupied by Mr.. A. Moody.
The loss was comparatively small and was
covered by Insurance..
Mrs. Argenia Caudle died at the resi-
dence of her brOther-in-law, Mr. Preston
St8rke, Friday. IN the 50th year of her age.
The deceased was a very estlmable lady
and had many acquaintance here. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock from the Meade Memorial church.
MIR John ". Owens has returned from
pleasant hunt IN Chesterfield.
4 meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary OF
Manchester Lodge of Masons, No. IA, will
be held at the Temple Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. 4 large attendance Is de-
sired, "a reports Will be made 10y the seye-
raj committees of the Masonic fair which
has lust concluded. The ladies are unable
TO estimate the amount of the proceeds
from the entertainment until the meeting
Is held.
Mrs. w. A. Thorpe instituted suit in the
Hastings Court yesterday for $4,000
damages against the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company. The suit grew
out of the killing of her husband some
weeks ego az the Fourteenth-street cross
inc, q fuil account OF which appeared IN
the DISPATCH at the time. The case Will
come up at the January term OF the court,
when lengthy civil docket will De con-
sldered.
The December term of the Hastings
Court begins tomorrow. This ia not n
graud-jury term and it is understood that
Judge Ingram will not summon q special
Jury. The docket will contain only chan
Gerry cases.