Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15

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| low. went cut into the pasture where the animal
/ was kept and yentured too ar'tn the held. The
bull started for him, ana caught the nttle reno"
| tust as he reached the fence, goring him oadly.
| Ills lett thigh was broken and he was considera-
bly, bruised about the body. Had his iather not
/ been near and rushed TO his assistance as
| speedily as possible the animal would no douD'
| have killed the boy
TO TURN OCT IN FORCE.
| Tho Executive Committee who are preparing
| for the big demonstration to take place IN Man
chester Thursday night mes In the Leader build
! ing yesterday afternoon TO complete arrange
rents for the great ioilihcati0n. which VIII no
| doubt eclipse anything ever seen In this city.
| The committee appointed several aids 10 tAe
| chief marshals and Che ferheld ana manches-
| ter and also selected Mcssrs- Landon Z. Jones,
| A. T. Snellings, Hugh McIier, George Il. cary,
| and A. ". Fair as the Music Committee.
| NesUe. e. Z. Owen, Jr., X. w. Nunnally, a. J'
Bradley, II. c. Chambhn, u; l., Ioney, "a; Ju1 ~
| hams, and W. 4. Williamson were named a COM
| miitee 10 confer with the Richmond committee
| tonight, when the hnal aIraugements VIII DO
| IN ade FOR the demonstration in that city.
| They decided that the chief marshal and bis
| aids should wear soft light hats and yellow
| sashes, while the mounted contingent VIII wear
red saehes. They also passed rosSlution ~ 1on re
| rate their dwellings and stores in campaign
TIE LINE OF MARCH.
| Those who will tako part 10 the parade VIII
] aEapmlip nj tho LcN0tI DlllNluE ~ ~ v Ntio~h
and proceed In a column up Hull street to Nor
| Tisett's store, I'm Swansboro', whore they VIII
| meet the Chesterfield contingent, under COM
| mand Of MIR. II. Clay Chambln. Ihey Wlli theh
march down Hull street TO May0s bridge thence
up Hull TO Seventh, out Seventh To ftee DrluRe'
! thence TO Richmond; up Ninth street TO Canal
| up Canal 10 Seventh, and thence 10 MAN street,
| where they viii Join the Rlchmond procession
| Iyhe limo will lie headed by Chief-Marshal A. j.
| Bradley and hs aids, after when VIII cOtne
Jpdge John II. ingram, OF the Hastings Court;
! Hon. Henry A. Maurice, Mayor hr. Jonh 9il
| OBrien President of tho City council, anu Nolo-
nel O. X Macon, chairman Of the CITY Demo
| cratic Committee. The committee OIL ar
| rangomeuts are o. the opinion that man.
| chester and Chesterfield will have al
| icast 500 hOrsemen In line, while those
! on foot will number probably thousa@nl, @
Tbe Danyille shops IA this city VIII turn our oVV
operatives in unifcrps ana ,,tI,,s
| eeriptiye Of the department Inc hepupncahs
arc living very low In this city at present. put
| profninent figure IN the movement loiG DIG
| PATcH reporter last evening that "beny az
herents we're at liberty 70 JOIN tue pforossiVn' ~
reonld bs n GOOD idea TO introduce luvenlle ue-
| rsr,neut as everv boy who thinks No ls hple 70
| carry torch Is living in the contemplation on
| being requested 10 take part III ths ha"i'no'n
jubilee. .,,D uv,rps
| NJ Tom T. Owen Of this city, Is in Nilliams-
bufg making stoDographlc report VI We vic . tes.
| mony m railroad suit In the Crcuis Nour'
state Secretary II. o. Williams, OF the Young
| Nen,s christian Association, conducted the meet
! inc Tor railroad men In Leader HAN SUNDAY al
ternoOD. .,.to, tndisnoaad M
her residence, on Porter street 49, ham ,,,,.
! Mr.. Julian C. Sneiiings, who has Deeh quite
| sick. Is improving. -. g., ,roe n, sasaion
! voster,Iov Judgo William /. CloptOn presidlhg;
| Soyeral mis1emeanor cases we're consluefou @ 1lu
mo court adjourned In the evening ior me .eI
Tbe Circuit Court OF Chesterhold WIZ oegin ~ ils
| session at the County Courthouse '"-u"''
| dOcket Ia a very lengthy one a.. c.o.,,or-
A. A. Onlv. of Norfolk, visited the stockion-
| Street Baptist sunday school sunday % inulnins B
| aud delivered a very interesting auuresS o4i
! Sarssy-school S,o work, which wRs highly appre-
/ cated by all present ,. ,.o pich.
mond College, preached at tne 80
| Rantist church Sunday, both morning anu e'e-
Kew. s. NJ. Cook, missionary to Africa, preecn-
e.: 4t CoWardin- Avenue Christian church oun- Jun.
! day morning. and the puIpit IA tne S'y Ma,thews
/ Giled by Rev. j. w. Kimmei, OF ha'1ho"S
Mr. Wiuian G. Owens has had the misfortune
1 10 lose his valuable setter piteh ns ois,nn
! roent Tor which may be seen In another coi"hn
" Mr. John Lester, of Chesterfield, was In Man
| chester yesterday. - .a4,a ond Niss
r,orcnce ID Tucker. Of Petersburg, viii be mar
ried wednesday afternoon next al the res'uch0o
! OF the latter. -. ana Mr.. r. G. ID.
/ Mesers- samuel X. owens anu ai. =. =. .,,,i III
| Farmer have returned from fo,y tyo.st Win
| hnnt in Amelia county. They prousnl wiz VIII
\ .hayn hasjdes a lot OF other game, a large Duch
/ end an Albino rabbit tho latter pelng very ralo,
a. Al ,a SAID that such anitnsl mas never noe.'
Killed in that vicinity before 30 iar , az =, "a by a
/ Mr. Owens win have the rabbit m0uh'eu W
taxidermist and retain Il es curiosity. p~.s,,y.
Rev G. n. Van Houten, pastor on tne IaeSDy '.',,'n
,orfao church Will probably leave ior hainPton
| ,o-dav where he has been cohoucths 'e''
| snr~.essfrI protracted meeting. De-,
Rev. w. c. Vaden, o. ecu. Seoea and Rev 4. n.
| l1admun. OF West-End, are expectea " ioe,o
/ - 'Sav for Norfolk 10 attend the Annual netno-
S,st ronforence. which meets Ia thai Guy 'o-
morrow. ,,.,raoed yesierd A. in
a house on Ihirtieth stree, between DaInnl,uto ~ :
81, po,,er 1'be lady residing there recehtis
Nd placed in her dwelling ana orueIvs ,s
| go ,sster 10 be turned on yesterday. sHo u,e ~
MOI thinE OF the spiga; being open, ~ ,uv ~; .
had not been running, and wen' s,s,. amss. fay
h~,,rs Ister me water company haa couipneu
v,th her er,ier and the lower noof OF tns hvso ~
| wos fiooaod about three inches uvoP. So 49,
r,,shed 10 the hydrant ana turned on tne w. ~ .
after vnich the pipe burst aia .no :, ne water
vas uot checked notH an employee .. ,no "ea' ~
,o,ers,,S , sas notlfiea and the liquid turned on.
All the Druggists IA this CITY nave atisS1 s,['s -
c!sss. their atores on Thursday next ~ uste :
M. IA order that fheir CLERKS may Pstac,paso
IN the grand Democratic touincatoh w ""'''''s'
Kew W. ksward g. Psl,, editor Of the Bfbs Reader
OF Richmoud, VIII preach at the tentfsi ,,ls nsan
dist chRrrn ncxt Sunday morning =, 4 ssa ~
There will DO no preaching al bixhts ~ wv -, 49,
tor, Kcy. W. O. vadon, viii 20 q. sotiosseeSS o'..aS
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