Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-16

Dudd. who I've IN Chesterfield county
near Bon Air, took the train last Inurs-
day for North Carolina, where they were
made man and wife. The newiy-naue
bride Is an attractive young lazy. one
Is the daughter of Mr.. George Dudu, a
prominent farmer OF the county MI.
Bankhurt Is also a farmer. The young
couple have not yet returned 10 their
home.
BOMBARD THE SCHOOL
A number of small white boys went 10
the public school-house on the Ninth
street road, just outside the city, iast
Tuesday, and pulled the fence down. anu
hit Janitor Harry Maury tcoioreo) Oh
the head with a brick A warrant was
sworn out against them, and the ioiio"-
ing boys will have to appear before
Squire Jones this morning, charged
with trespass and assault; Raielsn
Baugh. Howard Reams, Peter heams'
Charlie Cole. Allen Cole. Philip Russell
Willard Reams. and Cleveland Andrews.
The funeral of Anne Lee, the 2-year-
and-5-months-old daughter or MI.
George ]. and Mrs. Mary Griffin Binn,
took place at the residence OF her
parents. in Swansboro', Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
The following were the pall-bearers:
Messrs. Thomas Wescott. Patrick CALI
ran, Jerry Kahn, and Carroll Bard.
There were a large number of sympa-
thzing friends present, The interment
was at Mount Calvary Cemetery, III
Richmond.
FINED FOR PLAYING CRAPS.
Three colored youths were before
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning.
charged with shooting craps, and were
fined 81 each and costs.
While out walking near Maury Gene
terry Sunday evening he came upon
number OF darkies submerged win IN
tent ard interest in the game.
When they saw the officer coming they
broke up the game and made for the
woods but were afterward summoned TO
appear at the Mayors Court yesterday
morning.
Warrants were issued for John Grey,
Cain Deane, and John Miller who failed
to answer the summons, ana when
caught they will be locked up.
HUSTINGS COURT ECHOES.
The February term of the Hastings
Court convened yesterday morning.
The case of Ida Randolph. charged
with stealing a skirt from Mrs. Joseph
Oppelman, was continued until the March
term.
number of guarantee cases claimed
tho Courts attention, and were dis
missed
The appeal case from the Mayors
Court of the dog which was ordered TO
be killed was set for Wednesday.
This morning the court Will be en-
gagged in chancery causes.
The regular term of Chesterleld Clr-
cult Court began yesterday. Judge b.
A. Hancock said yesterday morning he
thought the session would be an interest
ing one, and about ten days In duration'
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Stanley Robinson, Of Newport
News, is in the city visiting relatives
Mrs. Charles Wake is very sick at
her home, in this city
Thieves broke into the school-house OF
Swansboro' Sunday night and stole
quantity of coal.
Miss l.. B. Hobson. who has been
visiting her brother, Lysander Hobson,
left for Asheville, n. c., yesterday morn
ing.
The condition Of Mrs. S. E. Loyal is
still very critical She is gradually get
ting weaker.
Miss Alean Lacy, of Lynchburg, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. IL. Parker on
Perry street
Mr.. w. w. Lumpkin, who has been
visiting his mother, on Ninth street. left
Yesterday for his home at Amelia court
house
Mr. Harry p. owen. who has been de-
tanned at home by sickness for the past
several days. left yesterday morning Tor
Charlottesville.
DIR. George T.. Chiles. an old Manches-
ter boy. and the son Of DR.. l. X. Chiies'
who was a former mayor OF Manchester
is in the city visiting his many friends
and relatives. -. =
in the city visiting his old friends. MT
Foeter was a merchant of Manchester
for a number Of years. ,,
Mr. r.. T. Coalter, Of King william
county. has been visiting triends anu
relatives in this city for couple Oh
DAYS. He returned home yesterday
Miss Ethel Harding, Of Powhatan
county. spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, on Porter street.
At the grand bazaar which VIII De
opened at the Regimental Armory' IN
Richmond tonight, there WIZ De
table. the proceeds from which VIII go
20 the Manchester Ward. The ladies OF
This CITY who are interested in this chart
tohla enterprise request all who reel
like helping the good cause to leave any
donation they may desire 10 make win
Mrs. It. A. Davidson, No. 1IO6 Porter
street
Mr.. Allen Floyd Morrissette LETT yes
terday morning for the United states
Military Academy, at West Point, 10
resume his studies at that school Caue'
Morrissette received a letter from the
Academic Board last Saturday, Notifying
him OF his reinstatement. This was ac,
oomplished through the efforts or Colohei
Tazewell Elicit. -
The oyster-supper given on Friday eve
ming atithe home Of Mrs r. 5. Hatcher
about ten miles below this city, TOT the
hene6t Of Osborn church, was quite
success. 1t was well attended by 'he
country people, and quartette OF talent
ed Young men from this city, composlhs
the Manchester Mandolin Club, were pre-
sent and delighted the gathering Win
their music. ,,.,
Mrs. Dennis, widow Of DIT. BENJAMIN
Dennis. continues very i'll at her nome,
near Forest Hill. Her death Is feared az
anv moment. She is n years old, ana the
mother of Rev. Benjamin Dennis rector
of Meade-Memorial church, Manchester
na.th of Mr.. pillSintOn.