Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-12
THE BOND ACCEPTED.
AN psunow GIVES SECURITY AND
WILL soon BEGIN WORK.
uarchc.,er "a Have scwerx-Mayor
Maurice TO Msrry-Poficc Court
,,oms and other News from the
south side.

Tho Manchester Council held called
,,,.,tng last night TO receive a report
from the joint sewer and water COM
,ofttces. Prior 10 the meeting OF the Coun-
rl tho committees held meeting and
,,.rivcd the bond Of Mr.. barrow, the
contractor. given. with the Guarantee
Trust and Deposit Company as security
The committee recommended That the
bond be accepted. and the Council ae-
ccrtcd Il. The body was only In session
a few minutes.
YIts Honor Mayor n. \. Maurice ie't
Yesterday morning for Buckingham eoun-
- where he VIII be united In marriage
THURSDAY morning 10 Miss Maggie VEN
able. daughter OF MT. and Mrs. Il. o.
c.obh The ceremony will take place at
"uappy Hn." the home Of the bride .
parents. 4 big reception viii follow the
marriage. ana Mayor Maurice will take
his bride 10 Washington and other north
ern cities before returning TO Manchester
Little Julian Pitt is quite eick at the
some OF his mother. on Decatur street
THE WOMAN SENT on.
4, the MAYORS Court yesterday morn
ING Justice Tom =. owen presided IN the
rbscnce OF Mayor Maurice. VINO n IN
guckingham county. and disposed OF the
following cases:
Mary Jeter tcoIored). charged with as
saulting Ernest Ncblett, small whlte
boy. was sent 10 the Hastings Court anu
h.iipd In the sum OF $50. IL VIII be re-
,rrrbered that about a month ago the
woman struck the child with a broom
stirk. and for several days the little TEL
low, was Unconscious. The woman claims
mat the boy interfered with her in her
work and was very rude to Mr.. Via
children.
James Hall. John Pryor. Charles For
f,lre. Henry Jackson. Walter Howard,
Jim Scott. and g. A. Fortune (all coioreD
we're each fned 81 and costs for engaging
I'D A game OF craps.
John Titnus was hned $3.50 for dis
orderly conduct in the street.
Vfliam Driver and William sheppard
f-hting and creating q disturbance at the
inner OF Fourth and Hull streets satur-
DIM nicht. Fined each $50 and costs
h.. T.. Jones. ordinance violation. Fined
FUNERAL OF MR.. ATKINS.
The funeral OF Mr.. Il. J. Atkins took
Mace Yesterday morning from his late
rr-Iienct. on Hull street. and was largely
attended. The services were conducted
Dr. Rev. J. J. Clopton and MIR. W. j.
n0rrisette sang solo. The foral oner-
lpss we're numerous and beautiful The
frtcfment was made in Maury Cemetery.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: HonOrary-Messrs. c. +. WHITE
o. II. Vaughan. John Schlosssr. and Reu-
ban Burton. Active-Messrs. Asa SNYDER
g.. T.. Chalkley. William Crozier' j. j..
Murray. y. A. Stubbs. \. b. Roper, Mr.
f..N qDF NJ Draudp
Rev W. W. Lear. OF Central Methodist
church. who has been very sick for seve-
rsl days. is slowly improving
Mrs Charles l.. Petit Is visiting FRIENDS
ami relatives at Bermuda Hundred.
SIR. Samuel Gillian, Of Dinwiddie,
spent Monday at Chesterfield Courthouse.
Miss Collie Lowell has returned from a
visit 10 South Boston.
an Of the Sunday schools Of Chesterfield
county will meet at tho Courthouse on the
Fourth Of July.
1ir and Mrs. Frank Cauthorne, Of Bal
t.rorc. are visiting Mrs. Royal
Miss Aurelia Blankenship Is visiting
M'ss Colfc Lowell.
AIR. Jack Morrisett and family and
Misses Pearl and Neva Evans are spend
ing few days at Old Point.