Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-07

came on the scene and closed the chap
ter by arresting both combatants.
The case of Isaac Kahn. tho white
man arrested at Forest-Hill Park Mon
day for creating disturbance at that
resort. came up In Swansboro' yesterday
morning. also, and the accused was
fined $50 and costs.
John Atkinson and william Evans
were before Squire Charles T. Jones
yesterday evening for fighting on the
streets, and were each fined $3.50 and
costs
The July term Of the Hastings Court
will be n regular grand jury term.
The following IL the grand jury which
has been selected: r. -. DunsfOrd. F.
II. FITZGERALD John II. Archer. John S.
Sykes. Matthew Morton, George 3. Ety.
william r. Hart. r. l.. Patram, James
IT, Robinson. John f. Utz, F. A. Lamb,
and Sydney Allen (colored).
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. III. l.. Bate has been visiting in
Prince George county.
Mr.. III. G. Carter OF this city, Is visit
ing friends I'm Petersburg.
Mr. Frank Lordy. Of Newport News.
Is i'm the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Thomas II. Betty is spending his
vacation at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. G.. Scott McRaes and family left
yesterday for Buckroe Beach, to spend
some time.
Mr.. John A. Wilson. of Henderson. n.
c.. is visiting his mother, in Swansboro'.
Mr.. w A. War. Of KeysvIlle, is visit
ing Mr.. w. A. Antoine on west Seventh
street.
Mr.. r. y. Toney was up from New
port News 10 spend the Fourth with his
family
Mr.. w. IT. Williamson came from Bal
timore to spend the holiday with friends
in Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Royal will
return home to-day from Virginia Beach.
Captain George p. Hopkins. OF Selma,
y. c., is in the city visiting his friends.
Mr.. John Il. Walker and family left
Saturday night for Petersburg. where
they will spend several weeks with
friends.
Captain James w. Lowell and wife
have returned home from Mt. Airy and
Tallulah Falls, Ga, after spending a
most delightful time, enjoying tho noun
tain breezes.
a number OF Manchester's young peo-
pie went in a party 70 the county Mon
day TO pass the holiday. Among those
OF the party were All-SfS Ailct f1tils Lou.
Hall. May Hall. Ellen Hail. Alice Maun.
Mary Cox Lucy Hochens. Lizzie Bar
rett Myrtle Barrett. Maud Barrett, Lou.
Barrett, of Manchester; and Bessie
Blanton. Of Blackstone; Messrs. ]. W.
Burnett. G.. y. Blanton. G. W. Blanton,
w. Wilkinson, w. f. Rowlett; Mesdames
]. w Blanton and W. II. Barrett cha
peroned the party.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage OF Mr.. Marshall Sparks TO Miss
Maude Redford, which event will take
place tomorrow night. Rev. j. o. Bah
cock. pastor Of Fifth-Street church, will
perform tho ceremony.
Mr.. Herbert Friend has gone to Ander-
son. s. C.. where he accepted a position
Miss Lavinia Walden. of Buck Hill. has
left home to visit her aunt, Mrs May
nard, in California.
Mr. Minor Bronaugh. of this city and
his guest Mr. j. G. Dabney. will visit
Norfolk together to-day. These young
men are both recent graduates in law
and expect soon to become associated in
the practice of their profession.
Mr.. Henry G. Beattie. Of this city, has
received a telegram from Mr. w. r.
Beattie. at Detroit. Mich. announcing
that Mr.. D.. ID. Beattie. father Of the
latter, had received a sunstroke in
Cleveland O. Mr.. d. ID. Beattie is well
known in Manchester, where he lived
for n number Of years.