Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
COULD NOT AGREE.
NUNyALLY BRADLEY DoRsETT
SUIT TEMPORARILY ENDED.
OTHER LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Case Against Alden Campbell
Dfsmissed-New Council of Daugh-
tiers OF Liberty-Thc Services I'm
the Manchester Churches To-day.

The suit which mas been IN piOeiess ~
| the Manchester Hastings Court for the
| past ten days. brought by b. w. and u. A
| Nunnally against a. ]. Bradley and I. Il
| Dorset. for 5000. growing out Of rea
estate transaction some years ago, closed
yesterday for the present term. by the
dismissal of the jury, which could not
agree. after being closeted for three days
The case was continued until the next
term, and court adjourned.
The case of Alden Campbell, charged
with assaulting his son in the county q
week ago, was dismissed by Squire Jones
yesterday, on the withdrawal of the war
rant.
Henry alias Ben alias Bill Gordon, is
wanted by the police, on the charge of
stealing a horse from Lonnie Alexander,
colored man. The animal is alleged
to have been stolen last week.
PROGRESSIVE COUNCIL.
This is the title OF the council of
Daughters or Liberty organized in Swans
boro Friday night. The following Of
fcers were elected: Jr. Elk. c.. Titus
I<OStI, In. <AocONliAt ~ MISS 4lblbdii
Taylor; c., p. S. Barrett; Associate c.,
Miss Sonora Newly; V. c., Mrs. Maggie
Criddle; Associate V. c., j. A. Jones; Re-
cording Secretary, r. E. Criddle; Associ-
ate Recording Secretary. Mrs. Hattie
Smith; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Mary
Marshall; Treasurer, w. H. Toler; Guide.
Mrs. Hattie Reams; l. S. Guard, Miss
Tina Merritt; o. S. Guard, II. c. Jen-
nings. Trustees-W. c. Clements
eighteen months). Titus Loser twelve
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
The first quarterly conference of the
Methodist churches of the Chesterfield
Circuit will be held at Chester on Satur-
day and Sunday, February 18th and 10Th.
There will be preaching by Rev. Paul
Whitehead, presiding elder. at Chester at
IL A. NJ. Saturday and Sunday. and at
Ivey-Memorial church on Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
This evening Rev. DR.. l.. r. Thornhill.
Of BainbrIdge-Street church, will begin
a series of sermons on Scenes in the
Life of Daniel" The interest which at
taches TO the remarkable life Of Daniel
promises that this series viii be even of
more interest than those on Abraham
and Noah. Great congregations have at
tended upon these services for many
weeks.
Rev w. B. Holcomb will preach at the
Central Methodist tonight, and the re-
vival services conducted last week with
much evident success will continue
through the week. Rev. L. w. Guyer as
sisted the pastor, Rev. w. w. Lear, in
the preaching.
Rev. c. n. Van HouteD and Rev. j. +.
Cook will exchange pulpits tonight. Mr.
Van Houten is conducting a protracted
meeting at the HogeMemorial church.
in Richmond.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. c. A. Raines, Of Swansboro', is
Mr. L. 3. Lewis, Treasurer of Bruins |
wick county. is the guest of Mr.. W. J. |
Carter.
James E. Morris (colored), driver al
the yards of the Southern Railroad Com
pany, was arrested by Special-Policeman |
Roach yesterday and locked up. He is
charged with stealing brasses.
Mr.. William Ryan, an electrician of New
York city, was painfully wounded in the
-ailroad collision near Charleston. S. c.,
Thursday. When he arrived in this city
DR.. Lawrence Ingram was summoned to
sew up a deep cash in his head. The
rain was kept waiting while the wound
ID man was being treated.
The funeral Of Captain Hezekiah
Wright took place yesterday afternoon
rom Cowardin-Avenue church. and the
nterment was made in Maury Cemetery.
Rev. j. A. Spencer and George H. Nc
Taden conducted the services.
A very delightful entertainment will be
,iven at Leader Hall Thursday night, for
he benefit of the Catholic School. An
EXCELLENT musical and literary programme
will be rendered.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of cambridge
street Baptist church will have a valen-
Inc tea a Mrs. w. L. Woodys tomorrow
light. A unique programme has been
prepared.
Miss Frederick Lamb entertained few
riends in a pleasantly informal manner
t the home of her father, Thirteenth and
emmes streets, Friday evening in honor
f Miss Lambs guests, Miss Lizzie Pol
ard and Miss Mabel AGREE of Peters
urg Among those present were Mr.
nd Mrs. William c. Owens, Miss Annie |
hotwell, Miss Beale Fair, Miss Annie
'aylor, Miss Leila O'Brien. Messrs A.
V. Fair, William Lamb, Allen Pettigrew
,ynton Lloyd. Bernard Robertson, John
friend, William Albert Thornhll, Mark
lloyd, John B. Lipscomb, and David Wilt
hire.
Miss Emma Lamb assisted her sister In
and music and games were en-
Dyed Elegant refreshments were
erved. The decorations were In pink,
nd were artistic and beautiful.