Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19

OF formulating plan tor carrying on shis,
sionary work ia the city, and sevefai
speeches were made by gentlemen inter,
ested In the work. " was deciuou 70 erect
chapel. In the old Marx aauiuon near snc
Petersburg turnpike. and q. committee was
anpo,nted TO solicit funds for the came.
THE nUsTrsog COURT.
Tba .Julv term of the Hastings Court
becan Yesterday. The grand jury met and
brought In true bills Of indictment against
several negroes.
The docket was called and several OF the
many damage suits now pending were set
for trial. The term will be very busy
one. and cases have been set for as late as
August LIST.
The petit jury, composed of the follow
ing gentlemen, have been summoned Tor
this morning at 10 o'clock John 3. Tallev,
Joseph II. Fry, james J.. So9k. :. 4. M kqo-
A. Purdy. Howell +. Cobb, George J..
Vaden, J. l.. Petit. w. A. Gibbs, and
JAMES A. Puckett,
RICHMOND TRIBES or RED MEN VISIT HERE.
Jamestown. Pawnee. Annawon, and
Manteo tribes of Red Men, of Richmond,
paid fra.ernal visit to Indianola Tribe,
of this, city, last evening. The visiting
delegation, which was composed OF about
l50 men. under charge OF o.. +. wise,
GREAT sachem OF Virginia, marched TO
Manchester headed 10y the Lee-Camp
Drum Corps. The brethren were received
bv the Manchesterisns with their usual
degree of hospitality, and were escorted
TO the lodge-room, IN Castle Hal, Eleventh
and Hull streets, where speeches were
made by the Great Sachem y. r. WISE, "
n Mullen and others. After the council
Ave had been ouenched the haymakers'
degree was conferred upon several appii-
cants.
THEIR CHIEFS RAISED UP.
The chiefs of Indianola Tribe of Red
Men have been raised up by Deputy Great
Sachern G. Y. Moore as follows: Prophet.
George w. Roach; Sachem, George X.
Nnnn. Senior Sycamore. L. j. Jones; ju-
NOR Sacamore. George w. Butler; Chief
of Records q. ). Wells; Collector OF
Wampum, T. X. Sampson; Keeper OF
Wampum, j. B. Rountree; First Sanap, IL.
l.. Pgtram: Second Sanap. }. l.. Mum /;
Guard Of the Wigwam,. George brunnlng !;
Guard OF the Forest, /. ID. Burton; First
Warrior. G. Z. Snellings; Second Warrior,
A. A. Avis; Third Warrior, John IL.
brown: First Brave, G. IL. Atkinson ;
Second Brave, J. W. Toney; Third Brave,
w. w. Chenault: First Pow Wow. John
". Phillips. and Second Pow Wow, w. W.
Moore.
An ENGINEER RECOMMENDED.
A meeting of the Street Committee was
held i'm the Council chamber last evening
for organization. The following members
we're present: Messrs. John II. Utz (chair-
man, NJ. a. Campbell, aud w. L. Starke;
After the organization the body resolved
To go into the consideration OF the appoint
meut OF an engineer.
The committee resolved to recommend
Chief-of-Police James A. Llpscomb to the
Council 20 fll the vacancy oceasioned by
the removal of Mr.. Robert Nelson. and
also to have the management OF the street
force. No doubt MIR. LipscOmb will be
chosen. rs be served the city III this c.
pacity for great many years and during
that period gave thorough satisfaction. lie
is TO receive for his compensation $40 per
month, in addition to his salary as Chief
of Police and Is TO attend to both offices.
A considerable amount of routine business
was transacted, after which the meeting
adjourned.
A meeting of the Fire Commissioners was
also held last evening and was organized
by the election Of MIR. Matthew Morton as
secretary. The body Will draft rHles gov
erning the Fire Department at once, after
which the election of tiremen VIII take
place.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. B. Y. Pison left Sunday night Tor
Washington and the North.
Miss Cabell Hancock left yesterday fol
Radford to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Royal left yes
terday morning for Ocean View.
Miss Laura Andrews Is quite Ill at her
residence, on Stockton street.
Fifth Street Methodist sunday school
will 90 down to Providence Forge on their
annual picnic next Thursday.
Miss Annie Taylor VIII leave in a few
iays for Washington. where she will spend
several weeks with friends.
The experimenting at Leader Hall sun
dav afternoon was largely attended and
much interest was manifested III all the
proceedings.
Captain William II. Ashworth has re-
turned TO the city after a brief visit
to friends and relatives in Lunenburg
county.
Miss Virgie Winfree, of Richmond, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Snelllngs,
on Porter street. left for Norfolk yester-
day.
Nr. and Mrs. r. b. Taylor and daughter
Catherine. Mrs. +. III. Walden and Miss Mag.
gie Walden. of Buck Hill, have gone 10
Ocean View.
Miss Lille Cournow, of this city, had the
misfortune to lose gold watch Sunday
night somewhere between West-End Meth
odist church and Fifteenth street.
Miss Mary Bass, of this city, will leave
in few days for Baltimore TO visit friends.
MIR. O.. h. Taylor and MIR. H.. i. Stone
left yesterday morning Tor Washington.
Miss Minnie Walden left Saturday for Al
leghany Springs, where she Will spend
several weeks.
Miss Ruth Walden. of this city, is spend
ing a few days with Miss May Moody, et
Chesterfield Courthouse
Mrs. Chrlstophine NJ. CLAY has returned
to her home in Norfolk, accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. William i. Lithgow.
CLERK IL. Z. Du Val, of the Hastings
Court, issued "A marriage-license yesterday
to Mr.. Emmett ii. Taylor and Miss Martha
A. Allen.
Miss Matte Snellings. of Danville, who
has been visiting her grandmother, on For.
ter street, left yesterday for Norfolk.
Mr.. William q. Burgess has returned
from DanWlle, where he went on bust
ness trip.
Mr. Octavius Cox, of Ironton, o., who
has Deen visiting his mother, Mrs. }. Ill
Nichols, of this city, has returned homo.
About 500 people went out to Forest
Hill Park last evening to listen TO the exc
cution of the musical programme by the
Blues Band. The music was excellent
and was the first entertainment OF the sort
at this beautiful resort. Arrangements
have been made by the company to have
music at the pavilion three nights in the
week during the summer months. which
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