Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

a. Anareu,s brotherhood, and Mr.. James
p Ua,r;son az Danyille, made addresses
before the congregation ct Meade Memo
rial church Sunday morning, expiaining
the working OF the organization and the
great good being accomplished oy II as an
auxiliary to the Church.
CONGRATULATIONS INDIGNANT.
Tbecitizens of Chesterfield are becoming
;,d;gnant about the county authorities
NOT taking any decisive steps 70 queii the
outrages being perpetrated IN the neigh
borhood of Tnsley's store oy TOUT TURK
ish or Italian peddlers. lbese men AZ
tackled Mr.. W. s. Blankard again on paul
dav in the broad daytime. 1t Will be re-
mem beTed that this gentleman. who IL the
proprietor of a saw-mill in that vicinity.
was assaulted and stabbed IN the leg on
Thursday night last by the import
al vendors. The men have been
canning in this locality Tor some
davs. and. the people OF that neighbour
hood say they could be easily captured
If the authorities would put forth any Ell
fort 10 accomplish this end. ihere Is
some talk about the organization OF
posse TO drive these dangerous cnaracters
ont of the community. The citizens are
becoming very indignant over the matter,
and, il is said, are gong armed Tor their
pa aioIander thomson was before the
Mayors Court yesterday morning charged
with beating his mother-in-law. lie was
taxed 50.
Rev. II. f. REYNOLDS, who has been quite
sick. is able to be out again.
Miss Nusa Cain, who has been visiting
the Misses Baird, on Twelfth street. re-
turned to her home, in Portsmouth, yes
terdaS.
died in Swansboro' Saturday, TOOK place
from the Meade-Memorial church Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, and was largely
attended.
Sunday concluded the eighth year of
Rev. L. r. Thornhills ministry at the
Balnbrinee-Street Baptist church. Next
Sunday morning he will lay before the
CONGREGATION some statistics with refer
ence TO his work in this city.
There were IS arrests made by the police
of this city during the month OF Octooer.
OF these AZ were for ordinance violations.
q for misdemeanor, and for Felony. Ihe
arrests we're as follows: Chef OF Police,
20. first assistant, 0: second assistant. IL I;
third assistant, "a: entire force, 4-total, 7S.
There was forest fire of considerable
size about two miles west of the city Sat
urday night. The fire started Saturday
afternoon and took westerly course fol-
lowing the belt line. burning until early
Sunday morning. Major Joseph Walker
lost a large quantity of wood by the
flames.
The bills of exception in the case of
REYNOLDS against the Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company were submitted
to tho Hastings Court yesterday by Mr..
Beverly L. Crump. counsel for the plain
tiff. looking to an appeal from the judg-
ment OF the Hastings Court. OF hanches-
ter in refusing to set aside the verdict of
the Jury, which was in favor OF the defen-
dant. The bills were signed by the
Judge.
A motion for new trial IN tho case of
Nelson's heirs against Samuel ID. Atkin-
son was argued before Judge Ingram, of
the Hastings Court, yesterday, and con-
tinued until Thursday morning. The
court will be engaged to-day in the trial Of
the case of Rick against the city OF Man
chester. The case of Mrs. Virginia A.
Bowie against the city of Manchester for
$40, 1000. will be tried tomorrow. In this
case special jury from Chesterfield has
hetn summoned.