Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
SETTLED BY COMPROMISE.
Miss PincbbAck to Receive pamages-Per'
,onal and Other Manchester News.

.The case of Martha b. Plnchback against
the Richmond and Manchester Railway
Comr,any, which has been pending in the
Hustill gs Court for some time, has been
comm. omised. The defendant pays the
costs nd a small sum of money. The
nlaintlh was injured by jumping from a
car on = smmes avenue during the excite
meut oc. casiOned by the breaking OF q
The plse atorial artists Of Manchester are
getting IA eir traps, boats, and fishing
tackle ready for the spring business, and
those who 4 ncle purely for pleasure are
making read. for the sport.
II having b, zen decided that the guaran-
tors are to 5, title mp with the Virginia
State Arricultu raj and Mechanical Society,
Manchester will no doubt at an early dav
receive the pre- NUNS won at the recent
Exposition, amO, inting to about 500.
IL is SAID that u soon as the trolley-wlre
can be fixed from Seventh and Cary streets
10 Ninth and Main the Hull-street cars will
mn 10 the latter u )int and give transfers
10 the Naip-street ars. Exactly what the
now management nlte I'D to do IL not yet
known. hut they cl,um that they VIII I'M
prove the service.
PLEASANT PARTY.
There was "a delightful entertainment
oiven at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II Catum. III east Fourth street, Mondav
nirht IA honor of Mics Matte Iatums Zlst
birthday. The evening was pleasantly
spent IN pariOr games. music, etc. Among
those nreseut were the Misses Iatum, the
Misses Waddell, of Richmond; Mss Eula
Saunders, Miss Laura Turner. and Mrs
Brown. The gentlemen present were
Messrs. Eddie and Everett Phillips, w.
T,mberlake, V. Clark. Charles Dorset,
James Daniels, Isaac Adams, and Charles
Ia. Foster.
Mrs. +. }. Hart died YESTERDAY morning
At her residence. No. pa Everett street
aeed G6 vears She was the mother Of
Councilman W. T. Hart and of Messrs.
danes and Lee Hart. She had been sick
only week. The deceased was member
of the bainbridge-Street Baptist church,
whence her funeral will take place this
afternoon at 3 O'clock.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Rev. Mcdaniel Rucker. pastor OF the
Ffth-Street Methodist church. was gwen
a decidedly pleasant pounding Monday
night. About fifty OF the members of his
church called upon hun, each bearing a
token of the high esteem IN which the
popular pastor IS held. MIR. Rucker ex-
pressed ms gratitude at the kindness ex-
tended him.
MIR. and Mrs. Roger Scott, who live on
Powhatan street, have the sympathy OF
many friends IN the loss of their infant
child, whose death occurred yesterday
morning. -,
Rev. ". II. Tra,nham. of Richmond, will
preach at Cowardin-Avenue Christian
church tonight 81 O'clock.
Among the Nirginians who attended the
inaugural ball in Washington was Mrs A.
NJ. Baker. of Manchester. who was attired
IN heavy black SATIN draped IN net and
large paie-blue velvet sleeves; diamond
ornaments"
MIR. Il. A. Bowen has returned from
Baltimore and Washington.
DR.. +. ]. 1urpin is very sick with pleu-
r,sy al his resideuce, No l4l0 cambridge
street.
Miss Lethia Perdue entertained num-
Dor OF friends at her residence. on Porter
street. Monday night
yaRev. l.. X. Thornhill has been visiting
friends ia Washington for several days
lie preached in that city on Sunday.