Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
work of the ncs-mayor's-court Pro

Work of the Police-nfayor's-COu Pro-
cesdings-Personal and General.
Mrs. 0. L. Traylor, of Lynchburg. Is visiting
relatives here.
Commonwea P. V. Cogbill Of
Lynchburg. was In the city yesterday.
Sir. Hadd0n :. watkins viii sing solo at
Meade Memorial church tonight
Mr.. Thomas Lowe, Of Harrisburg, Pa, who has
been visiting his niece, Mrs. ID. ID. Beattle, re-
turned home yesterday
Miss ElHe Robinson has returned 70 the city
after pleasant visit to Washington ana New
York.
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. James Werlh, president Of the Farmyile
aud POwhatan Railroad company, was IN Man
chester yesterday.
Mrs. Mortimer, of Erie, PH., who have been
visiting 10 the city, are now stopping with Mr.. IL
G. Beattie at "sunnyside,' bis suburban home,
near fOrest-ilill Park.
There were 30 deeds entered to record in the
Clerks ONCE Of the Hastings Court last month.
During the Same period ~ marriage-licenses
were issued-b TO white aud TO cOi0red couples
R0y. G. Il. Moore will preach at CoWardln-
Avenue Christian church this morning at IL
o'clock. Tonight Rev. 4. A. Cole, Of Richmond,
viii occupy the pulpit.
Cullen, the litele con OF Mr.. John G. Robertson,
who was 80 painfully bruised Friday eyoning 10y
being ran over 10y q buggy. IL getting along
very well.
The Committee Of arrangements have con-
cluded to postpone the concert ana lestNal
which was 70 have taken place at Midlothian on
the fth instant, on account OF the engagements
OF the gentlemen who were 10 have taken parts
in the entertainment.
The meeting in Leader Hau for railroad men
Will be held this afternoon at $50 O'Clock as
usual Mr. X. T. Michaels, secretary OF the
Railroad Branch Of tho Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association, viii conduct the eeryices.
The Missionary Society Of the StOckton-Street
Baptist church will have its regular meeting TINS
afternoon al o'clock. Rev. Joseph Walker VIII
make an address before the society aud Miss
Ellen Batkins, OF Richmond, Will sing a solo.
There we're PIP arrests made by the police
during the month Of september. VI these
8 were for felony 30 for misdemeanor, ana lle
for ordinance violations. Ihirty-seVen arrests
were made by the Chief of Police, ~ by the
First Assistant, 40 by the Second Assistant, . |
by the Third Assistant, l by the First and Second
Assistants, by Special-Onlcer Roach, and by
lanes Tucker (colorod) who was tried In the
Hastings Court a week or more ago Tor assault
ing and beating Patience Coleman, ms Doardlng
mistress, aud required 70 serve one oay IL Jan,
was before the Mayors Court yesterday morning
for renewing the difficulty aud striking the
woman several times. He was assessed 900 Tor
hi behavior. which he couldn't pay, consequently
went down for thirty days.
company tomorrow afternoon for conveying mo
crowd out to Forest-Hin Park to witness the bal
loon-ascension. The exhibition Friday aiter-
noon Was a EFdIu buttcrof thA NJ W.
ascension tomorrow at $40 Z. Nj. will DO wit
nsssed by thousands OF people.
A large number OF voters are expected 70 turn
ont Tuesday evening TO hear the address by
Hon j. Ran. Tucker, DR., at Odd-felloWs Han,
corner OF Eighth and Hull streets The meeting
will be under the auspices OF the Second Ward
Democratic Club, and President Merritt Is work
ing hard 20 have big demonstration on the oc-
casion. Hon. b. b. Munford is also expected 10
be present and address the aesemblage. =
meeting OF the Fourth Ward Democratic CluD
will be held in Leader Hall tomorrow ngn'.
ON Tuesday night next the CITY Democratic
Committee viii meet 10 arrange Tor pig taily
I'm Manchester on the evening OF tne ION IN
slant when HOu Holmes Conrad VIII denver an
address In Leader Hall r -. ..,.
Mr. William h. Fisher {" Buck y OF Amelia,
formerly OF Manchester, - here visiting reia-
tiyes .n,., -.
the Iror- Clad team, OF Swansboro' played tie
game OF nall on tho FOrest-Bill diamond yester-
day afternoon, the score at the end OF the
seventh inning standing 20 8. Tho contest
VAS witnessed by large crowd and
was very interesting game throughout.
Tho home-team scored runs IN the nfst nm
Ing but were held down IN the remainder OF Inc
game The Richmond boys crossed the ruDoer
twice in the second inning and tied the score IN
the sixth The battery for the lronciadS wore
Merchant brothers, while Doughty ana Ihorpe
occupied the same positions on The VISITORS nine.
The battery work on both sides was excenent, as
Doughty struck cut twolye mon, while Merchant
obtained goose eggs for eight Inc irohclsas
succeeded in nnaing Doughty for hl1s' WINE
only 2 base-hits we're made OIL OF Mefchaht'