Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

field, and has many friends who win
gladly welcome him back 10 the county.
At the union services held In the Gen.
trail Methodist church Sunday afternoon
addresses were made by Rev. Mr.. Med.
Rucker Messrs. T. T.. Pettigrew, J. II.
Busby, u. J. Weisiger. and A. II, Thomas.
The reports from the schools were very
encouraging. and the singing was enjoyed
by all present
Sheriff Curtis. of Hampton, came to the
city yesterday for Charles Lockett, who
Is wanted I'm Elizabeth City county for
bigsmy.
a GOOD COLLECTION.
Quite n nice little sum was collected in
fines in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. Seven crap-shooters. arrested -Sa-
turday. paid into the treasury 81.
James Logan an} John Logan were
hned each for cGeaiing a disturbance
I'm tho street
Sandy Johnson (colored) was fined 81 80
for violating p city ordinance.
Mr.. ID. -. Beattie was taken suddenly
III Saturday night about IL O'Clock. and
suffered considerably during the night
ana Sunday. Yesterday he was reported
10 be better
The employees Of the general storehouse
Of the Richmond and Danville railroad
have presented Mrs. r. +. Pilson a beau
tiful silver water service
Mr.. Thomas Lowd. OF Louistown. Penn.
uncle Of Mrs D. H. and Mr.. IT, c. Beat
tie, is In The city on visit
Mr.. W. r Perdue. who has been quite
SICK at his residence. on Everett street, Is
better
The little son Of Mr. +. T. Moore. on
Eighteenth street. is quite sick
The little child Of Clerk DuVal IS
quite sick
MATCH GAME OF TENNIS.
match game OF tennis will take place
between McsSrS. Harrison and Jones OF
/ lichmOnd College. and Messrs. w. y.
| Cox ana Minor Bronaugh Of this city.
| The first part Of next week at Ninth
| and Porter streets. The return game will
| take place at the college grounds the lat
! ter part OF the week
At the Union meeting Sunday night at
| Central Methodist church Rev Or. W A.
| Campbell, Of the Virginia Bible Society:
| Rev. G. y. Van Houten. and Rev w. c.
/ Walden made addresses
! Mr. W. j. Propst. Of Manchester. went
! over 10 Petersburg yesterday as "A witness
| IN the suit OF Parrish's executors VS.. the
! Surry Sussex, and Southampton rail-
road
| Miss Lillian Bruce. who has been sick
at her home. on Nineteenth street, left
| Saturday for her fathers, near Rice's
! Depot. TO spend the summer for her
| health. She was accompanied by her lit.
| tie nephew.
Rev. Charles McGhee, Of the Virginia
| Conference gave some humorous and pa,
| thetic Rotations at Fifth-Street Metho-
dist church last night
The german by the Manchester German
| Club. announced TO take place on the 22l
| instant In Leader Hail, has been post
| poncd until the 18th.
The June term Of the Chesterfield CDun.
~ Court began Yesterday. There are nC
| cases OF special interest on the docket.
Mr.. Robert Mason, Of Amelia, was II
I the city yesterday.
Mr.. Lee Clements, OF Swansboro', il
| abb" to he out again.
Mr.. u. T. Pilson left yesterday morning
| for Saratoga, y. y, on a business trip.
| Professor Granada, the tlght-rop'
| walker who gave several performance
at Forest-Hil Park. has left. and colore'
boys who helped 10 arrange the apparatu!
Tor his exhibitions have been interviewing
those connected with the park manage
ment for the pay promised them by TN
| artist.