Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-10
ACROSS THE JAMES.
THE MILITARY COMPANY TO HAVE AN
OTHER MEETING TONIGHT.
Many Cases Before the Mayors Court-Mr
Brndlcy's Funeral Personal and
Other Manchester News.

Considerable interest IL being mani
Tested In the soldier company now being
organized I'm this city. There VIII be
another meeting tonight In Fireman
Hall. when II is expected That Coioheis
II. G. Jones and q. Percy Halves VIII be
present and make addresses. Twenty
two names have already been enrolled,
and It is very probable that this number
Will be more than doubled at the meeting
this evening. The officers who are TO be
commissioned were elected last week
The funeral OF Mr. William Bradley
took place Sunday afternoon from the
Iainbridge- Street Baptist church. the ser
wees being conducted by Rev. l.. *.
ThOrnhill. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Hurt OF
Stockton-S;reet church. Manchester
Lodge. No. If, 4. +. and a. NJ, attended
In body and had charge OF the buriai
ceremonies. The interment was made In
Maury cemetery.
Mr.. W. h. Moody and Mr.. X. i. Moody
left last night for Mt. Airy. y. c., where
they will engage in business.
City-Auditor Walden. VINO was indisposed
last week. was well enough to be at his
Office yesterday.
Dr. j. r. Wade, OF Ashland. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Bate. Of Prince George.
has returned home.
MANY ARE FINED.
In the Police Court yesterday Robert
Archer Lewis. James Wellington. Joseph
Goode and Henry Jackson were charged
with playing craps Sunday. Joseph Goode
was discharged and the others fined 81
each.
James FuItz. George Russell, Alonzo
Russell. and William Bell Were charged
with creating Il disturbance In the form
Of fighting chickens and dogs. kusseH
was discharged on account Of his youth
and the others fined 81 each.
The continued case OF Clifford Elder
charged with cutting Budd Hicks came
up. Both were fined 81.
Mary Coakney. Rachael Smith, Jenny
Bird ana Al. Thomas (all cOlored1 were
fined $3.50 each for fighting In the street
The County Court Of Chesterfield began
yesterday. and az there are several I'M
portant cases to be considered ana
lie nscs are 10 be granted, the session VIII
last several days.
William Farmer, n white man. was
arrested and locked up last night 10y
officer Smith on the charge OF Deihs
drunk and disorderly.
Professor Morgan's dancng-class in
Swansbor0' closed last Friday night
Misses Morgan and Donald gave an ex-
hibition Of fancy dancing.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
The Manchester delegates to the Grand
n l.. - tor la Ia
Alexandria. W. y. Hart will represent
Henderson Lodge; W. l.. Smith, stuart
and W. r. Barrett. STAMFORD
Rev. w. II. Book, of Clifton Forga, viii
preach every night this week at Cowarein-
Avenue church. and at 10 o'clock IN the
morning also He will hold services al
the Danvile shops at noon.
A protractcd meeting viii begin at CEN
tral Methodist church tomorrow night.
Rev. j. i. Cannon, Of Richmond. ard
Rev. Mr.. Van Houten exchanged puipits
Sunday morning. There were no services
at the Presbyterian church at night.
The congregation of the Melde-Memorial
church will take steps soon TO bulid q
new church. Rev. Mr.. Nusent occupied
the pulpit Of this church Sunday morning.
Very many Manchester people have al
tended the Moody meetings In Richmond
4 number of singers from this side OF the
river are members Of the big choir.
Friday night a mule belonging 10 hr
Miles DuVal, of Centralia. got out OF inc
stable, and was killed by an engine on
the Richmond and Petersburg fallr"a'.
The roads I'm Chesterfield county are in
pretty good condition at present.
The german which was to have been
given by the Manchester German club has
been indefinitely postponed.
Tho members Of the Manchester Fire
DEPARTMENT received their money Satur-
day for last months services.