Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
4 MOtOrman Badly Hurt-Oi-
GccrS instnllcd-PerSOnal.

4 MotOrman Badly iurt-Of-
ficcrs inStallPd-PerSOnal.
Mr.. !. Calvin Bookman, motorman
on one OF the Perry street electrlc'c 'rs,
was quite painfully hurt Yesterday eve
ming about 6 o'clock. Mr.. Bookman
left his car in front Of the power-house
and went into the car-shed for supply
of sand. He accidentally slipped and
fell into one OF the pits that are used ny
TIE workmcn when inspecting the cars:
He was quito painfully bruised ana
otherwise hurt, but his Injuries are not
considered serious. He was removed to
bis home. on Hull street, and medical
hid summoned. At a late hour last night
be vas resting quietly and no serious
results were apprcheDdcd.
The snow seems to interfere consider
ably with the street-car service, and 1t IS
very difficult to RIM on schedule time.
The Decatur.strcct line seems to be IN
better condition than either OF the other
roads. and f,lrly-good schedule Is
being carried out. The Perry-strcet line
is open TO the park and the Hull-street
ronte 10 Morrissette's store. The com
panv had force OF hands q work yes
teriay cleaning the snow from the lake,
aud it was their purpose 10 Hood tue
pond last night. snow began to iall
early IN the evening, and it could not be
learned whether the place was flooded
or not.
There was not case in the Mayors
Court yesterday morning. and mp to
late hour last night only one arrest had
been made by the poiice-thlt OF a man
overcome by drink.
The infant son Of Mr.. W. r, Beattle,
who broke his collar-bone by fall from
a counter in the store of II. c. X ID. u.
Beattie several days ago, is getting along
as well as could be expected.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Opachisto Tribe, No. IS, ]. o. r NJ,
held a public installation of officers at
Cerslcys Hall Friday night, and the fol-
lowing cliefs were raised for the ensuing
term Prophet. T.. c. Becker; Sachem,
r. r. Clarke Senior Sycamore, }. q.
Roach Junior Sycamore, ". +. Red
ford Chef of Records, j. i. Day !;
Keeper Of Wampum, W. 2. Cheatham (;
First Sannap, ". c. Clements ; Second
Sannap, l.. II. Clements Guard Of
Wigvam, Isaac Wingo Guard Of
Forest, b. b. IIungerford First War
rior, J. +. Bennett; Second Warrior,
Isaac 1insley. Third Warrior, t. A.
Hughes Fourth Warrior. G.. II. Bur
rows. Mr.. William Ii. Mullen, of Rich
mond, addressed the meeting in behalf
Of the order, and there was singing by
tho choir Of West-End Methodist Epis-
copal church.
henderson Lodge, No. 1O5, of Odd-Fel-
lows. has installed the following officers
for the ensuing term Past Grand, W.
II. Wilkinson; Noble Grand, George w.
Roach Nice-Grsnd, j. ". Jones Sc
cretary, Matthew Merton Treasurer, J.
W. McCann; Chaplain, 0. }. Mark
ham Conductor, j. O. Goode Warden,
W. a. Bradshaw; Right Supporter to
Noble Grand, G. $. Wells Left Sup
porter to Noble Grand, 4. W. Moody (;
hight Scene Supporter, Il. l.. Atwell !;
Left Scene Supporter, Oscar McGee /;
Inside Guardian, ". 7. Hart Outside
Guardian, A. G. Belcher Right Sup
rorter TO Vice Grand, G. II. Crostic /;
Left Supporter to Yice-Grand. II. NJ.
Owen. Trustees Matthew Morton, W.
Z. Hart, and c. ). Wells.
District Deputy Standardization W. 7.
Pitt installed tue newly-elected officers
of Dale Lodge, No. JJ3, X. of H., Fri
day night.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION.
The memorial services in honor of the
late Or. Hancock will take place at II
o'clock next Thursday at Jerusalem
church, near Midlothian. DR.. Hancock
was member Of this church and the
service Will no doubt DO largely attended
and Of very impressive character.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary j. Moore,
wife Of ,. 7. Moore. will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from her late
residence, No. 1909 Decatur street. Mrs
Moore died Friday night at ll:l5
o'clock
Rev. c. n. Van Houten will conclude
his series Of sermons on "Inidelity "
tonight The sermon will be an an
swer 10 and criticism OF the attacks Of
intidelify on Jesus Christ. The subject
of the sermon is "Ihe Conquering
Christ.