Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
MAncHesTeR's NEWS CHAPTER.
The Chesterfield Agricultural society
Meets-Pretty Msrriage-Desths


A meeting of the Chesterfield Agricultu-
raj Society was held in the once OF Messrs.
Augustine Royal a 90. yss.erosHg n n,o,n;
Swineford, John Il. Watkins, William !.
Clopton. G. Meade, Thomas Davis, Ben I.
Owen. Ir. +. q. Warwick. NJ. A. Cogbiii,
John K. TAYLOR. Henry Harnish, and John
Lester. In the absence OF President ".
w. Baker, who is in Philadelphia: MI.
swineford, the vice-president, took the
chair. 80,
ing resolution. which was unanimously
adopted:
Resoiped. That the bill submitted by the
committee, passed January 26. 1882, by the
General Assembly. be approved, ana
committee OF seven be authorized to pre-
pare plan for securing the necessary
amount of subscription TO the capital
stock of the Che sterfeld Agricultural 90
ciety; and that committee OF three De
appointed to prepare such bylaws as may
be necessary TO carry out SAID cnarter, anu
that said committees be appointed by the
president of the society.
Upon motion OF Mr. Cogbill, commit
| tee was appointed to arrange TOR the couh-
| ~ exhibl, at the State Exposition, and the
| funds now in hand will be devoted TO TINS
| exhibit.
The society adjourned to meet subject 70
| the call OF the President. Another meet
| ing will be held some time next month.
BAraH-xNG.
A very pretty marriage took place AZ the
Fifth-Street Methodist church last eve
| ming ct 9 O'Clock when Dir. j. EDDIE Baugn
| and Miss Hattie Lee King were united IN
matrimony. The ceremony was conducted
| by Rev. Il. z. Woodward. The ushers we're
Nessrs. Robert Baugh (brother OF the
proom). Walter Tim berlake, winner
| Brown, and Charles King, brother OF the
| bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. King, after receiving the
congratulations OF those, present, were
| driven 20 their home. IN this city. accom-
panied by a number of their most init
mate friends, and the remainder OF the
evening was spent IN most dehghttui
manner.
HIS FOOT BADLY MASHED.
Mr. Bagby, foreman OF the men VINO are
uniting up the poles for the oity electric
| lights. was very painfully injured yester-
| dav morning. The men. while putting up
one of the large poles, let IT slip IN some
| way, thereby getting away from them anu
| falling on his loot. which wos oaoiv nlhsn-
cd. He was taken into Mr.. D. Z. Sneinhgss
| drugstore. where necessary attention WAS
| given hun, after which no was carieu W
| his home in Richmond.
| The case of jim Reeves and Henry Hun
| ter diidS Charles Morton Iboth coAoreu)'
| charged with stealing vaiise, was lnves-
| tipated In the Mayors Court yesterday
| morning. Hunter testified that reeves
| gave nun the satchel, after Wnlch reeves
| said he stole the satchel In Richmond, ana
| that hs and Hunter were gong 10 snare
| the nroceeds if the contents were sold.
| The case was continued until Saturday
| morning. so that the owner OF the stolen
| goods could be found.
| DEATH OF Mr.. RICHARD ckTLETr.
MIR. Richard Catlett died Wednesday
| nioht nj the residence Of his son in Ches-
| terfield county, about one mile IRON Man
| chester The deceased was IN his 73dy year.
| He had been sick for some time. MIR. Cat
lett was highly thought of by all OF his
friends and neighbors. The remains Will
| be taken this morning ga the Richmond
| and Allegheny railroad to his former nome
| IN Goochland county tor lnterment.
| Mr.. Albert ID. Kitchen died at his resi-
| dence. No. POI Everett street. yesterday
| morning at 1890 O'Clock. IN the 57th year OF
| hrs age. The deceased was Tor q NUMBER
| of years an employee of the Old Dominion
| Cotton Mills and has been IN very bad
| health SINCE Christmas. He leaves wlfe
and nine children. The funerai Will teke
place from Fifth-Street Methodist church
/ tO-IUOTIOM az " NNS~~'
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Madge Belvin. of Chicago, who has
been visiting the Misses keesee. OF Perry
street, is now stopping with friends IN
| Richmond.
Master -Machinist Thomas W. Gentry is
off on an inspection tour of the North
Carolina shops OF the Danville system.
| Captain Hugh Longest, OF Bon AIR, was
| in Manchester Yesterday.
Mr.. George G.. Anderson, who was so
painfully injured at the Richmond Paper
Mills on tuesday night last, Is getting
along very well.
MIR W. +. Savory is detained at his resi-
| dence. No. l4O7 Semmes street. by SICK
ness q,
Sidney jackson (colored) was arrested
YESTERDAY charged with beating his wife.
lie will have a hearing before his Honor
| this morning.
There is some talk of Manchester send
| inc an exhibit to the Exposition OF the
| Virginia State Agricultural and Mechanl-
| cal Society in Richmond next fall.
Manchester was well represented in the
parade In Richmond Yesterday IN celebra-
ton of st. Patrick's day.