Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-22
10 OBSERVE TREDAY.
CONSTANT GREEN IS MISSING.
Ms Cclorcd Friends Exercised m 20
what Has Become of Hsm-Giri
pstsen by a Dog-osher items from
the south side.

ooW& Wnen tnef Will StteU"'c ~
esventy-seventh anniversary OF their or
Gers existence. The celebration VIII pe
g religious nature, ana will take place
q 3 o'clock IN Fif,h-street Methodist
church. The committees from both
stuart and Henderson lodges are visor-
ouxiy working to perfect ali arrange
menss for this day. Rev. j. O. Baocock,
himself an odd Fellow, has been invited
to preside at the services and VIII de-
liver short discourse. Other pastors
Of the city viii also take part IN tue
exercises. The mnsicai feature OF the
services will be under the direction oil
Mrs. A. c. Harding, and VIII be OF
very high order. The two lodges, WIN
their visiting brethren. VIII meet at the
henderson Lodge-rooms at 2:3o o'clock,
whore they will be joined by MI. Bao-
cock and other pastors. and VIII then
proceed In a body 10 the church. Inc
two lodges In this city are very hourish-
ing. and embrace among their member
ship many. worthy people OF the com
munity. 10
OH. WHERE is HE.
A. negro named Constant Green mas
disappeared. and no one seems 10 kno"
where ne Is or just what took nm away,
The negro Is about 80 years OF aSe' anu
spends most of hts tine leading in reviVai
services and peddling fish. He Is SORT
80 serni-nreacber. but his life has been
miserable. lest ne should fall INTO the
hands of medical students. The prayer
~ his life has been 10 deliver him from
their uncanny clutches. He LETT no peo-
pie" and Il even seems that lew care
where he Is: but those who nave eA-
pressed themselves say they nrnhs pc
lieve he has fallen prey 10 Inc uses
and furtherance OF medicai sciehce. me
poIice have been unable 10 learn any
Thing about him. and when questioning
residents of the neighborhood where ne
once lived. these friends say that since
they think of II. he has not been seen
now for more than week IheF say
tho, even il the students did get him, ne
surely went 10 Heaven.
CREATED MUCH EXCITEMENT.
horse owned by Mr.. James L.. Robert
son became unmanageable IN tront " oa
Leader Hall last evening aoOe' ,,n coo
that the vehicle TO which II was hooatu
would be broken 10 splinters. me all
NAL Is sometimes dangerous for stIaheeIs
10 approach. and on account OF tnls ~
are felt inclined to assist In clearing ~
~ the harness. Presently, however, Tue
trappings were slipped of. and ne pus8yy
pulled away unintured. The morse a .u
some very graceful rearing, ana l.s
acrobatic movements attracted large
crowd OF men and boys TO the scene.
Mr.. John Baughan and MISS ftSrehey
$50 O'Clock by the Rev. j. T Williams
pastor OF the west-EsDd Methodist ehurcn,
Swansboro'. The marriage Will take place
in the parlor OF the parsonage; a.
Mr.. Thomas j. Dunayant ana MISS Ailce
Mitchell will be married also this evening.
THE 10-vear-old daughter of Mr.. William
Parkinson, who lives on Sevehteelth
street was quite badly bitten py a cog OF,
last night The vicious brute Is owned by
Mr.. j. p Richardson, who has oeen sum-
moned TO appear before Mayor Maurice
this morning. ,. ,,,aor
the auspices OF the ladies of Meade,
Memorial church at. Leader Han scored
another success last evening
The little drama. stage struck, was
NH This evening the "Wonders of the
Gramophone" will be seen. At the dis,
appearance Of these wonders there Will
be a drill of the little girls Of Company
b."
MORNING MARRIAGE.
Mr.. James Z. Vaughan and Miss Kate
Bell Harwell were married by the Rev,
j. A. Spencer. pastor of the Cowardin-
Avenue Christian church. at his resi-
dence yesterday morning at 1880 O'CLOCK;
The bride Is an attractive young lady.
and is the daughter of Mrs Hudson. OF
Thirteenth street
Mr.. Vaughan Is a well-known youhs
man Of this city, and Is employed at the
Southern shops.
The happy couple left on the y o'clock
Southern train for an extended southern
tour On their return they Will reside at
the residence of Mr. Richard Vaughan, on
Eleventh and cambridge streets.
Mr.. John Wake and Mr.. Edward Har-
well. brother of the bride, were the at
tendants
THE MAYOR BUSY.
The busiest man in Manchester yester-
day morning was Mayor Maurice, engaged
In scooping out justice 10 the sinners
Henry Hall and James Bergman
(colored) were charged with engaging in
a fight Sunday morning about 6 O'Clock.
The prisoners declared that they were
friends. and were only playing, a nne Oh
$3.50 upon each was imposed.
Sam Hall (colored), who was acquitted
in the Hastings Court on the charge of
shooting Willie GIaaam. was fined $50 for
carrying concealed weapons. He was ar
rested on this charge in the Housings
diately after his trial. In default OF
payment Hall was committed TO Jail.
Ida Randolph. who was sent back from
the Hastings Court on the charge OF
robblng Mrs Oppelman's trunk, was next
called before the Mayor. On the pay
ment of costs she was disphhrsedi In CON
sidcration of the time she had spent in
Jail awaiting hearing.
John King. who figured in the Christ
mas riof on the lower end Of Hull street,
and who has been ubsent from the city
since. was charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons His case was continueh
until this morning at the request of his
counsel, Mr.. W. Hay Garnett.
The next and last prisoner brougnt IN
the courtroom was lAnwood Lewis tcoi-
ored). His head was hanging over one
shoulder, and il required the strict atten-
ton Of an officer TO KEEP him op his rect.
Thfs case was also continued until this
bond OF 500 for good behavior, and the
clouds which hover about his benighteo
head seem TO have had the silver lining
ripped out $50. ,ls..,e.
Mr.. G. A. Carr. a grocery merchant OF
xichmonnd yesterday RE had backed his
wagon up TO the door of wholesale
house on south Fourteenth street, ane
10 Manchesrer. when his horse turned sc
...iorf as 20 turn the vehicle over.
Mr.. Carr was caught under his seat
The horse began 70 cat up some capers
was lifted from the merchant He re.
ceived several bruises, but was not TOO
badly hurt TO drive home.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Molie Amos Is quite Sex at he'
home on west Twelfth street
Mr.. James L. Harding has gone u
Newport News on a business trip.
Mr.. w. II. Washington has returned
from. pleasant visit to his parents u
M III. l.. Bate has returned from
City Point. where he spent the Easter
Nj T. p. Pettigrew qualified befor
Hustfnes-Cierk Duval yesterday morn
ing as notary public for this city.
Miss Mary Brodnax Robertson.
Brookside. near Forest Hill Park, spen
Easter with friends in Eenrico.
Miss Louise willis. OF Chesterfield. Il
visiting her cousin Miss Mary I.o'
FNss a,sin On b fsol sf Cases came befo