Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-18

broken. The COW was struck on the sio'
and so badlv injured that she viii have u
be killed II she does not die nom oeins
struck. She was dark.red animal sne
could not be seen easily by the motor
man. She attempted to cross the trsc.
and stopped, turning her la 5eso, "a snn .frucf vi
About 10 O'Clock last night the trolley
wire ON the Decatur-street line broke DC.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth street on
Decatur. thereby cutting on the cuirent.
The cars were stopped for snort wunt
but lineman was at once telephoned fo'
and the brake repaired.
DEATH OF xRs. PLEASANT oooDE.
Mrs. n. L. Goode, wife OF MIR. Pleasant
Goode, died ct her residence, corner o. o.
Twelfth and Hull streets, last night at ;3o
O'Clock. The deceased IS the mother Of
Mr.. James r. Robinson aud most estima-
bic lady. She was taken with the grir
about month ago and was expected g
die, but rallied and was able to be out,
when she contracted cold and sunerea 9
relapse, which resulted fatally. Inc iu.
neral will be announced IN to-morrow
DISPATCH.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. IA, of Pythians has
been invited to attend the meeting ol
Friendship Lodge, No. 40, tomorrow nighi
at Toney's Hall, where the first and second
degrees will be conferred.
TO RAISE THE NATIONAL coLoRs.
The members in this city Of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics are
looking forward with great deal OF interest
to Easter Monday, when they will raise tiags
over the public-school building OF Man.
chester and Swansboro. Their hall Will
be appropriately decorated and the Ameri'
can flag will float over each. Arrange
msnts have been nearly completed for the
presentation of the hags to the schools.
This will take place at Leader Hall East;
er Monday at II o'clock NJ. Prayer Will
be offered by Rev. Decatur Edwards, q
member of the order; after which the
cilIor George Z. Howard, OF Washington,
u. G.
Responses will be made by Mayor A. Q.
Attkisson and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ID. s. Pulliam. The oration will be deliv-
cred by Rev. @. N. Van Houten.
After the exercises at Leader Hall the
line will proceed to Cersley's Hall, where
flag will be presented to Swansboro'
School. After this refreshments will be
served, and the eventful day will wind ny
with grand ball at Leader Hall.
IN THE TEMPLES OF JUSTICE.
The Hastings Court grand jury met
again yesterday and found the following
true bills of indictment: Charles T. Steger
and William X. Jennings. keeping theil
bar-rooms open on Sunday, and selling
liquor to minors; L. I. Steger, gaming
Alexander Moore, conducting 0 gambling
house; 3. p. Dowdy. permitting money
de-, to be won at poker and other games
which were carried on at his place OF bust
ness Allie and Charles Dunxley, gaming
-. II g <ha Af
charged with permitting unlawful gaming
in his place of business, was concluded II
this court yesterday. The jury returned
verdict OF guilty, assessed fine OF Sl00
on the accused. and required O bond o.
81 900 for twelve months. The court viii
be engaged to-day in chancery matters.
Several cases of minor Importance were
up for the Mayors consideration yesterday
morning.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Circuit Court of Chesterfield viii
meet to-day.
An effort is being made to organize g
lodge of Odd-Fellows in Swansboro'.
Mrs. G, A. Raines and children. OF
Swansboro', are visiting relatives in Hen
derson. N. G.
Miss Maggie yaden left yesterday after.
noon for Danville. go,
Mr.. Lucius Palmors Is critically i'll with
the grip at his home, Sixth and Everett
streets.
The marriage of Mr.. J. W. Walthall tc
Miss Alma Cheatham will take place nexl
Wednesday at 2 o'iock p. II. at the Cen
tral Methodist church.
Stuart Lodge No. IA. !. 0. D. F., had 9
meeting Tuesday night. The initiatory
degree was conferred upon seven persons
and two applications were received FOL
membership.
Miss Rebecca Jennings. aged about u
years, died Tuesday night at the home o.
her niece, Mrs. Rebecca Palmore, Sixth
and Everett streets. She was a consistent
Christian and was beloved by all who
knew her. Burial services at Maury GENE
-tery tins afternoon. No funeral:
Senator Parrish called up the House
bill providing for collector of delinquent
taxes for the city of Manchester yesterday
and secured its passage under o suspen
sion of the rules. The bill will now go tC
the Governor. The City Council makes
the appointment.