Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
corner Of Twelfth and semmes streets, and the
Masonic Temple.
NEwa HnrTs IN GENERAL.


In the Mayors Court yesterday morning JACOB
Kahn and Thomas Bosher were fined 90 each
for disordery conduct The men went 70 ,ns
house Of w. X. Barham, on Decatur street, hoh-
day night, and upon being denied admission
BON barded the house with rocks. IL II said they
also broke down the door and threatened par.
hams wife. A warrant WAS also issued against
Gus Elli. charging him WIN tue same enehS,
Rev. w. y. Hines. OF Richmond, n aesieuuL,
Rev. Mr.. Hayes. pastor OF the ssockton-ctrost
Baptist church, in the revtyal-meetings now lh
progress at tho church. Tne services VIII con-
tinue through the week.
Order Good TemplRrs Of Virginia. viii dentef
an address In the lecture-room OF the PfesoI- :
terian church OF this city tonight DR.. hirDy iS
said 70 DO q splendid speaker. ana ne WILL nv
doubt be greeted by large audience.
Groen-goods letters have made their appear
ance In Manchester again. tWo-dolar notcs
supposed TO DO counterfeit. was passeu on .
Huu-street merchant tuesday, ana p9sslpie Z
some Manchesterian has been dealing with tha
fakirs who make aliuring offers OF spurious
greenbacks Al very low rates.
Mr.. Henry Nunnally died at bis residence, on
Fourth street between HUI and Decatur, yesteI-
day morning 10 the 9th year OF bis age. ne
was for many years an employee OF the hich-
mOnd and Danyilie Railroad Company ana was
n highlY-respected citizen. His wife snd seven
children survive bio. Tho funeral viii take place
this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Meade
Memorial church.
nne buck was killed in Chesterfield Sunday
last under very peculiar circumstances. Mr. h..
b. Martin OF Hallsboro. returning home from
Sunday school, found the animal grazing In hl5
clOyer-patch. lie set his dogs after the buck,
and negro found IL about dark bayed by the
dogs in a small pond. Hostening 70 the nearest
house he procured the only available weapon
an army sword-and killed the deer aiter .
heated fight.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. V. b. Cersley, Of swsnsboro', is very Ill
Judge B. A. Hancock held court in Petersburg
yesterday. ,
The December term Of the County Court OF
Chesterfield will begin next Monday.
The dedicatory services at the West-bhd
Methodist church next Sunday will be OF q very
interesting character.
The contract for furnishing the furniture Tor
the new Masonic Temple has Doen awarded 10
Messrs. s. W. HhrwOod sons.
IL Ia said that tie widow OF w. A. Thorpe, VINO
was killed on the Richmond ana Petersburg rail-
road at the Fourteenth-street crossing, VIII soon
institute suit against the company Tor damages
Major and Mrs. T. B Brooks, OF Newburgh, \.
y, who have been the guests OF Major ana Srs-
Joseph Walker, left Tuesday night for the Nest,
where they will spend several weeks before
going to Georgia for the winter.
Mrs. G.. scott McRae will lead the choir Al 81
James church, in Richmond, instead OF singing
tho second soprano. Mrs. McRae has beauu-
ful meZZo-sOprano voice.
Dr. william r. Mathews, OF this city, left yes.
terday morning for Lynchburg. where lie VIII
act "a usner this afternoon at the marriage 9t
Mr. |. Y. Collins and Miss Ella hOortnan. Ho
Will return tomorrow evening.
A country-wagon loaded with hay broke down
on FREQ bridge yesterday and delayed traincior
a short while.
A report reached the city yesterday that Mr..
James Bailey. a wel-knOwn young gentleman OF
Chesterfield and son of the keeper Of the county
almBhOuse, died very suddenly Tuesday after
noon, but no particulars could be obtained.