The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-16
NEWS ACROSS THEJAMES
IN THE COURTS OF CHESTERFIELD
And MANCHESTER.
Items of Interest From the Churches
Personal Notes--A Coming marrage-
Preparations for the Parade.

Jesse Mosby (colored). OF swansboro'
was arraigned for the theft OF two
wagons in the Chesterfield county court
on Monday before Judge William !. Clop-
ton.
Mosby was acquitted. His counsel was
Mr.. A. c. Attkisson.
The colored janitor OF the hastings
courtroom, Hannibal Henderson. died
on Monday night. He had filled the posi-
ton for fifteen years. and was well known
and respected.
In the circuit court OF Chesterneld
county. before Judge d. A. Hancock
writ OF error, operating as a supersedeaS
10 the judgment of the county court Of
the same county. has been awarded In
the case OF Harper against Jewett. The
lower court revoked Harpers liquor license
and the question now comes up in the cir
cult court Harper has Judge James NJ.
Gregory as counsel. The Messrs. Cogoill
g. Peploe and Cornelius Mimms represent
Jewett.
Judge b. A. Hancock left for Chester
field Courthouse yesterday 10 begin the
circuit court OF Chesterfield.
David OppIeman was fined 80 In the
mayors court yesterday for selling goods
on Sunday.
Rev. Or. PelL from Richmond. is an
nounccd TO preach at the Central Metho-
dist church on Sunday night.
Rev. John J. Clopton. the rector OF
Meade Memorial church, is away from
the city so there will be no services there
this evening.
The ladies Of Meade-Memorial church
will give a dinner and supper on Thanks
giving Day in the Nunnally building, cor
ner OF Hull and Twelfth streets.
The pastor OF the Central Methodist
church, Rev. w. c. Vaden is in Norfolk
at the Methodist Conference, so there Will
be no services at the church tonight. The
Central church makes a good report for
the year just ended. The congregation
has met all its financial engagements
promptly.
Mrs. William Clark. Of Clover Hill. is
reported better. She was very i'll Mon
day.
Mr.. s. r. Owens killed an Albino rab-
bit while on hunt in Amelia lately.
Mr.. d. D. Beattie is laid up with the
rheumatism.
Mr.. w. r. Beattie has left for Chat
tanooga. Tenn, where he will go into
Colonel G. K. Macon has called a meet
ing of the city Democratic committee at
the Leader Office this "wednesday even
ing at O'clock
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Horace L. Smith, of Manchester, and
Miss Lille Roy Monteiro daughter of
DIR. A. MOnteiro, of Richmond.
The wedding is To be at the Monu-
mental church. in Richmond, Wednes-
day. the 23d instant, at IL o'clock in the
morning.
Mr. Brice, Of Chesterfield. came just in
time on the scene of an attack OF a
vicious bull upon his little boy Monday
10 save his life.
The animal gored the lad in savage
way, breaking his thigh and bruising him
There is good sport hunting foxes and
deer in Chesterfield just now.
Mr.. J. B. Martin secured the brush in
an exciting fox-chase Monday, lasting
from 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ, and from
Midlothian ten miles into Powhatan
county.
AS Captain Lipscomb. the city engi-
neer, is absent from the city, there will
be no meeting Of the city council on this
evening.
One had been called to consider the
laying OF new water mains in the Third
ward. 1t will be held on Friday next.
All the druggists in Manchester are to
close at o'clock tomorrow Thursday
TO let their clerks join in the big pro-
cession of rejoicing at the Democratic
victory.
Mr. James Jones, of Greensboro, has
lately removed to Manchester, to be with
the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company.