Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
WHEREIST.L. LEWIS2
urs noNpsMAS, Or MANCHESTER
LOOKING FOR HIN.
OTHER ITEMS FRON The SOUTH SIDE.
TIL. catholic Ladies' Baxanr 're"'
success fn sevcrst Wnss-''
osterbind BADLY Hurt-Dr. Gil
finm's Boolss-Briefs.

~ 7. Lewis. OF Manchester. who was
arrested Friday evening on a warrant.
sworn out By his wife. charging him with
trespass on her premises. did not appear
4, the Police Court yesterday morning
Nben~ns vassto have had hearing, ana
on attachment was issued for him. Inc
no,,ce were unable to find him yesterday
and he is stlll in parts unknown, either
., them or 10 his bondsman, Mr. o. W.
pond when Lewis was arrested MI
pond who had known him some time
beard of It. and. feeling sorry Tor the
Night IN which the man was kihuiy
.~rses TO go on his bail-bond. Mr. Pond
,s,a last night that he had hunted Man
,bes.er and Richmond over, and cannot
end him.
A SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR.
Tho bazaar given some months ago at
Yeacer Hall by the Catholic ladies' Oh
sfanohester and Chesterfield has proved
a most successful affair, from hnahclai
standpoint. as It was from q soclal one
Now that all expenses have been met tle
Isav MANAGERS find that they cleared more
.han SOB This money will be used 10 pay
ire balance on the school-house, ana the
,eInainder will go to the church fuho'
CuEsTERFIELD MAN HURT.
Mr.. ]. r. osterbad. Of Drewrys Bum,
t.hestsrheld county. who Is employeu d.
fbe Tredegar-Works, in Richmohu, "aS
badly hurt while at work yesterday mon,
.rg. A large piece OF steer was .niUmm
tnto his face with great force, strlNhs
him mon the eye. Or. Brown. or the Clty
tTnsnitaI corps. was called, and, treating
Mr.. osterbind. left him.
TREAsURER'S BOOKS AUDITED.
Nfessrs. II. A. Bowen and Thomas How
,ett vlo were named by the supervisors
If chesterfield county to audit the BOOKS
N the County Treasurer, DR.. j. +. Gil
Sam have completed their task, and ma
lhe accounts in perfect shape They VIII
no report at the next meeting oil tue
board. -
DR.. Gillian has been the Treasurer OF
chesterfield county since the death OF the
iate Colonel W. j. Woodbridge, nearly
two decyles ago.
THE CONCLAVE ELECTS OFFICERS
Tho Conclave Of Improved Order OF
ueptasophs. of Swansboro', has elected
oficers for the next year. They are:
Arnhon. J. c. Redford; Provost, w. H.
Atkinson; Prelate, c. y. Raines, secre-
tary p. II. Barrett; Financier, q. ID.
Cole: Treasurer, c. A. Raines; Inspector,
p d. Davis; Warden, j.. w. Cheatham;
sentinel, w. ]. williams; TrUstees-B. II.
Morrissette, George A. Stein, and X H.
Criddle.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. william NJ. Lipscomb Is detained
ut home by sickness.
The Ladies' Aid Society of West-End
church Will meet at Mrs. A ii. Thomas's,
On Hull street, Monday evening at
o'clock.
Rev. Charles L. Bane, pastor OF Union
Station Methodist church, in Richmond
Mil preach at Fifth-Street church TINS
morning Rev. r. II. Wilson, the new
presiding elder, will preach at this church
at the evening service.
Rev. ]. C. Reed will preach the hrsl
sermon OF his pastorate al central
church this morning. He will also preach
at the evening service.
The suit against Mr.. Charles Stein
brought by Mr.. Shredder, OF Powhatar
county, to recover three head Of cattle
was brought up before Squire LithgoN
yesterday morning, but as Mr.. Stein Is
Of Chesterfield county. Squire hthgoW
decided that ne did not have jurisdiction