Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-25
Mr.. M'CANN'S DEATH.
AN ESTEEMED MANCHESTER MAN
DIES AFTER A LONG ILLNESS.
schools to Open Next MONDAY Crap-shoot-
ers Fined-Pcrsonal and Other
Bouthsidc Items

Mr.. James w. Mccain died ut his resi-
dence, corner OF Eighth and Leigh
streets, yesterday morning about
O'Clock, after an illness OF several months
He was highly respected by all who knew
him, and was a consistent ana worhins
member of Stockton-Street baPlie'
church. He leaves a wife and four chill
dren and many friends to sympathize
with them In their sad aiiiiction. Mr.. NC
Cam was a member OF Henderson Louse'
No. los. /. o. o. r., and Ind'anola rr'pe'
OF Red Men.
The funeral will take place at CLOCK
this afternoon from Stocktoh-S'reee
church and the remains will be Inferred
In Maury Cemetery.
Tho public schools will open next Mon
day. Superintendent Puiiiam says .n,'
tho civ BOARD can select from the sched-
ME recently published by the Board OF
public Instruction such books az they
desire for the schools. and tnat as 'he
old books are included in the Catalogue
4, does not necessitate any chahge'
CRAP-sHOOTERs FINED.
uarcbester gems to be favorite
canning ground for crap-shooters. hes-
,".aa,, morning the following sportsmen
~ ,nts Gloss we're before the Police Court:
loo Coode Henry Porter. Scott henry
Iockson. William Branch. ana Johh
smith They were each fined 81, except
scott who failed to appear anu al ~
,ochment was issued for him.
Dennis Harris (cc1ied) charged Win
being drunk and disorderly on the street,
was fined 81. chi. c,sm, ooth
colored) were fined 81 each anu co''s io'
disorderly conduct. , ..,.,
Cornelius Hicks tcolcreU, chaIseu VIZ.
smacking Lottie Carter 'coioieu' III Wv
face. was fined 81 and costs.
Mr. patrick Garrigan died at his farm
residence. in Chesterfield county near
Manchester. sunday evening at 6:4o COCK
in his 9Th wear. His wife and two daush-
,ors Nisses Addie and Maggie, survive
him The funeral viii take place MS
morning AZ 10 o'clock from his late resi-
dence. ..,,o,, al
dress before the Missionary Socie'y VI
Clopton-Street Baptist church SUNDAY al
ternoon.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
In the. Hastings Court yesterday the
will of Mrs. Eugenia Ann Naden was
admitted TO probate. Mrs. Ella "ioi'"0
qualified as administrators.
Mrs. W. Sampson e III at her resiuenCe
on Hull street between eleventh anu
Twelfth M r
Miss Annie Rucker. daughter OF Dr. r.
r Rucker. is visiting friends at ASh'ahu.
Miss Susie Tuggle, of Blackstone Is
visiting the Misses Drewry.
Mrs. J. b. Goode aad daughter nave
returned from Powha,an. accompanied
by her two nieces. Misses Lizzie Goode
and Anna May Harris.
Mrs. Pattie W. Mosby, Of I5 Porter
street. has returned home AFTER an eN-
tended visit OF two months WIN iriehlS
and relatives in Lyrchburg, Amherst
Buckingham and FlUvalna counties.
Mr.. Minor Bronaush has left this city
to attend Washington and Lee University
Mr. Bronaugh was awarded the scholar
ship to that college from McGuire's school,
of Richmond. last session.
Master Johnnie Lipscomb left yesterday
TO attend Blacksburg College.
Mrs. ". r. Jones sang pretty SOLO
at Cloptor-Street church at the night SER
vice Sunday.
The Hastings Court was engaged all or
in the trial OF Thomas Jones
lcoIoren. charged with the betraya! OF
a negro girl under promise OF marriage
The case will probably be concluded To-
day. p,,,,
sunday afternoon the horse OF Buddy
yutshire which was being ridden by
Willie Reams. son Of Mr.. w I. Reams'
ran awav. and the l:ttle boy was thrown
of II Is said some small boys frightened
the horse. The child was not hurt