Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-19

Mr.. d. ID. Harrison: solo, ION the Mea
dows." Miss Ruth Fitzgerald; duet
Gems from Martha" Misses Bessie Hol
land and Addie Snelllngs: solo. "Minuet,
|. Paderewshi) Miss Lois Bass; solo, tenor
Dream OF Paradise" (Gray) Mr.. Ed
ward Burton.
Part I.-Duet, shepherd Boy" Misses
Louise Webster and Mary Robertson;
solo (a), "Etude Heller, opus IS; (b),
Hunting Song" (Mende.ssohn.) Miss Bes-
! sic Brands; duet, Swallows Homeward
March" Messrs. Stuart johnson and
] Douglas Harding: solo, Bird in the
! Wood Miss Edna Bayley; duet, Beau
| ties OF Paradise" Misses Mary Morton
| and Hattie Morrissette; solo, "In the
Fresh. Green Fields" (GiesI,) Miss Bes-
sic Webster; duct, vocal, MIR. and Mrs.
Snibbs." Miss Jones ard Mr.. Burton:
solo, "Cosette Polka" Miss May Lips
comb: duet, Secret Love Gavotte."
Misses Bessie Webster and Virgle Betty;
solo. "By the Meadow Brook" Miss Lula
Baird; duet. la File du Regiment"
Misses Louise Lipscomb and Verna Bass.
The two essays on Handel. written by
Misses lmogene Gregory and Bessie Hol-
land. were adjudged the best.
WHITE GIVES HIMSELF UP.
James White. the negro man who shot
Kate johnson, a colored girl, employed
as nurse in the family Of Mr.. George Il.
Gary, on Porter street, is now in the city
Jail. He came 10 the city yesterday
morning from his home in Hanover coun-
ty, and gave himself up to the Man
chester police. Mayor Maurice gave him |
a preliminary hearing soon after he was |
taken into custody, ard decided to give !
him bail In $500 for ten days. White could |
not give the required bond, and so went |
IN fqfi ha fo
the expiration of that time. He says he
ran away because he was afraid and did |
not know what else to do but that the
shooting was entirely accidental.
LAID IN THE TOMB.
The funeral of Mr.. William Cadmus
took place from Fifth-Street
Methodist church yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, and the interment was made
n Maury Cemetery. Rev. George H.
1cFaden, pastor of the church, conduct
d the service, which was an impressive
nd very fitting one. Mr. Haddon Wat
ms Of Richmond, sang "Shall We Meet
'eyond the River"
Willie Graham (colored) was before
layor Maurice yesterday morning, on
he charge of being abusive te Lottie
aylor, and was fined $3.50 and costs.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS. c
Miss Lou Friend has returned home, $
ter pleasant visit to her sister in ,,
inston, n. G. :
Miss Ethel Harding has returned to the =
" to spend the holidays with her 6
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Harding. q
The Hastings Court will begin its De- a
nber term tomorrow RI
dr. John w. Arlington, of Reidsville, T
c., was in the city yesterday. He was "
'merly a resident of this city. CO
here will be prayermeeting at the W
mshouse this evening at o'clock, con-
,ted by the Epworth Leaguers of West 70
d church. 81
he Board OF County Supervisors of Ii,
esterfield will meet at the county de
lrt-house tomorrow. This will be the III
ular monthly meeting. and nothing but 90 90
tine business is expected to be brought nj
ore the body. CT
he series of illustrated sermons which m;
Thornhill has been preaching at Balm va
ige-Street Baptist church will be con- pr
led tonight. These services are at an
ting great audiences. me
ev DR.. A. G.. Brown, presiding elder we
Richmond District, will preach this mo
ming at the Central Methodist church. ".
the evening service the pastor, Rev
w. Lear, will preach on Secret Sins" .
ptain j. u. Lowell mashed his hand ito
e badly several days ago, and is still pre-
bic TO make his usual runs ing
civilian Eaton, son of Mr.. c. w. I'M
IN, Of Swansboro, is a bright little ny
w. who knows when he gets enough. doc
writes to Santa Claus that he would ind
to have "a desk horn, a gun, some wa!
49, some games. some fireworks, some tHiSoHt
y, some nuts. and some of anything r
ne mas got 10 spare sho