The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-12

lSs very interesting pr Rrafnme Whs rem
oered by the school. the singing being good:
MA dialogue" Faith. Hope. Charity"
Maud Jennings. Emma Clark and Lettie
Scnrlckel. Singing Sound the Battle
Ny Recitation--'My Neighbor Jim
SMiaster Charlie Taylor. Recitation-rhs
shty-frst Psalm-Miss Daisy Carwiles. Sing
IRa I.5. Beautiful Bells..Miss Mabel ABEL
MARY BEDFORD. Recitation-"Only Sixteen"
Miss Sadie Clark Recitation" Evening
Song'-Miss Iettie Schrckel Singing
he Sweet Story of Old"-Miss Mary Red
iord: Recitation eayenn-Miss Matte
Ifettgrew Recitation - Speak Gent
Farley. Recitation Mary Bell Miss
Emma Clark. Recitation-'Lttle Pan
sles'-Mss Maud Flippin. Recita-
tion-"The Prettest Thing"-Miss Viola
Nunnaly Rotations Suppose Ida
Jennings Recitation-"W ork"-Miss Mary
Avis. Recitation-"Face TO Face with
trouble Miss Maud Jennings. Recitation
Miss Maud Crutchheld.
From the reports of the schools or the
union Fifth-street school has the highest
general average. Short addresses were made
by the president of the union. Dir. j. K.
Perdue. Mr.. r. 7. Pettigrew and others. The
next meeting will be held at Central church
on the second Sunday in October.
CHESTERFIELD COURT.
The July term Of the Chesterfield County
Court began Yesterday Judge William ].
Clopton presiding. A considerable amount
OF routine business was transacted.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
James +. billiard was begun. Mr. billiard Is
charged with obstructing the county road
known as the Old Hundred road by running
fence across IT, He claims that the ground
IL bis and he had right to obstruct the road.
The case will probably be decided to-day
Mr.. Thomas +. Hancock appeared at the
court and rendered his resignation as consta-
BILE OF Midlothian district. II was accepted,
and the Court will appoint his successor az
an early date. The grand jury of the last
term of the court entered presentment
against Mr. Hancock for incompetency IN
Office
On Wednesday a motion made by Mr.
George II. Jewett to revoke the License OF Mr..
j. I. Harper will be heard. A large number
Of witnesses have been summoned IN this
case, and the evidence will very likely be in
teresting
The court will be in session several days
longer
Last night Mr.. Mars was in Manchester
looking for lost brother In the afternoon
about 2.30 o'clock Mr. Gus Mars boarded
Manchester car on Seventh street IN Rich
mond and started for this city He was ped
ding rustic chairs and had one with him at
the time. IL promised to meet his brother
at the Richmond and Allegheny depot IN time
for the o'clock train for Lynchburg; Inc
brother patiently waited but Gus dld not
appear. and last night he was looking tor nm.
The lost man is described as being light
cOmDlexiOned. tall and slender. His brother
seems to fear foul play. No one in Manches-
ter that / talked with had seen the man.
There was hardly a chance and no cause TOT
the man TO have met with any trouble OF accl-
dent. The suppositon is that ne over
stayed his time and has gone back to Rich
mond.
PERSONAL POINTS
Mr. r. f. Michaels conducted the services
at Leader Hall Sunday afternoon.
Master Mechanic Thomas W. Gentry has
returned from Charlotte. n. G..
Mrs. A. II. Fitzgerald has returned from
Norfolk and Is in greatly improved health
Rev. John II. Griffith. OF Alexandra, preach
ed at Meade Memorial church Sunday morn
ing and afternoon.
Indiano Tribe. I. O. r. NJ. expect to carry
large crowd with them on their annual ex-
curson TO West Point.
Rev. John W. Moore preached at Powhstan
church last Sunday.
Mr. George +. Smith WILL leave for his home
in Baltimore this morning. Mr. Smith and his
wife who Is daughter of Postmaster Nelster
of Crow Springs has been visiting the latter
for several weeks. Mrs. Smith will remain at
her fathers a while longer
Postmaster Nelster. of Crow Springs. shot
aud killed vicious dog on his premises yes
terday. The dog belonged to Mr.. Neister,
but could not be managed He was not mad
Mrs. r. H. Winfree. who has been quite
sick, is very much better.
Mrs. Il. G. Broaddus. Mrs Jude Holland
and child. who have been at Amelia Court
house. are now visiting Mrs ID. b. Winfree
near Midlothian.
the people of Tomabswk church are max
ing extensive preparations for the Association,
which meets there during the first part of
next month.