Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-20
mANcHesrEa's NEWS CHAPTER.
Personal and Other Items Cleaned In Our
slater City.

Mr.. aud Mrs. William Vert Haley, Mrs.
b A. Turner. and Hrs. J. z. Andrews and
daughters have returned from Norfolk.
whore they visited Mrs. John Hill. The
hitter returned with them and will spend
several weeks here.
The little daughter of Mr.. James T..
Harding was bitten Friday night by
dog belonging to Mr.. j. II. Patteson.
DIR. William 2. Mathews was summoned
and dressed the wound. which was only
slight cut on the cheek. Alr. Patteson had
the dog killed.
MIR. and Mrs. L. J. Hewlett returned
yesterday from visit TO relatives in Caro-
line county.
A mule pitched to q wagon in which
were two boys and q quantity OF apples
became frightened at the electrlc-cars on
Decatur street yesterday and ran away.
One of the BOYS Jumped out and the
other fell from the wagon aud had his
head slightly hurt. There was no other
damage.
In the MAYORS Court yesterday morn
Ing Robert Carter (colored) was iinod q
for disorderly conduct in the street and
two small boys were fined 81 each for
similar offence. Joe Thomas and Lewis
Logon, two negro boys, were examined
upon the charge of entering III the night
time the factory of the Manchester To-
bacco Company and stealing lot or pis-
tolls. Logon was discharged and Thomas
sent to the grand jury. THESE are the
same bows who were sent on Friday Tor
stealing lot of lead pipe from Mr.: 4. W.
Fair and are the bows Mr.. Calligan
caught stealing about week ago and who
escaped from him.
A commission of lunacy Friday after
noon pronounced Mr.. James Shepherd ln-
sane.
Miss Victoria Cheatham left Yesterday
morning To visit friends in Prince Edward
county. .,
Rev. George w. Wray. of Berkeley, will
preach al Central church this morning at
IL o'clock.
Mr.. Isaac TInsey. Mrs. Tinsley, and two
children left yesterday for Clayton to spend
several weeks.
Citv-tngineer LipscOmb has been food
ing the cutters on Hull street and giving
them much-needed cleaning.
Miss Sallie WeisiCer and Miss Mollle
w. Harwood. at Newport News, have re-
turned home.
Rev. f. 4. Dadmun. having returned
from Marvln-Grove camp-meetlng. Will
conduct the usual services at West-Lnd
church TO-DAY, and will also be at Leader
Hail IN the evening.
Rev. I. c. Skinner. of Richmond Col
legc, Will preach az Cowardln-AVeuue
Christian church this morning at II o'clock
and O'CLOCK tonight. Az ! o'clock IN the
afternoon Hiss bessie Farrar. OF Rich
mond, will address the Mission Band OF
Cowardin-Avenue church.
Supervisor e. A. Bowen. OF Manchester
DISCREET. is having the River road from the
Belt Line to Granite macedamlzed. The
work Is being done By Road Oyerseer Nor
veil. The stone was given by Messr5 Rem
nIe Il Mcintosh.
The thief who broke into Mr.. CGrrolps
house Thursday night and stole q suit OF
clothes. a gold watch and q p0cket-book
has not yet been arrested.
Mr.. Robert L. Brown, a machinist of
the Richmond and DanyIlle railroad shops,
died at his residence. on cambridge street.
shortly before Y O'Clock last night. He
was in the 59th year OF has age. and was
esteemed and respected by all who knew
him. The announcement or his funeral
Will be made later.