Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-24
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.
nothing TO cause any hard feelings be-
tween them or their parents and himself
BEFORE SQUIRE LITHGOW.

lnothing TO cause any hard feelings be
tween them or their parents and himself
BEFORE SQUIRE LITHGOW.
Squire Lthgow held his court as usua
yesterday morning. land had two eases e
| occupy his attention. Two youths were
before the 'Sauire-the one as plaintiff anC
the other as defendant They had made
! friends Just before the tribunal convened
however. and Squire Lithgow was asked
to dismiss the case from the docket, which
was done.
| Walter Savory was before the court fol
| using abusive language TO Mrs. Grimes, OF
lMcDonough street but the hearing went
over until this morning.
THE BOARD FIXES THE TAX.
The Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
county. after transacting the routine bust
ness in their meeting on Monday, fixed the
county levy for the next year, as follows
On the sl0o-Road tax, Is cents; county tax,
80 cents; misunderstood tax. cents; State
tax, 40 cents; county-schOol tax, 10 cents.
This makes 81 tax on every 500 in real or
personal property.
A decrease of cents was made in the
county-school tax of the present year.
while an increase of 10 cents was made in
the county tax, which is now 20 cents.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Susannah Satchfeld Of this city, is
visiting relatives in Petersburg
Miss Marie White, of Eureka Mills.
Charlotte county, is visiting Mrs. w. b.
Peasants, Of No. S07 Decatur street.
Mr. Harvey Blankenship left Monday
Tor New York, via Baltimore, where he
will spend his vacation.
Mr.. j. a. Morrissette, Of Evansville,
IND. is visiting his kinsman, Mr. Clarence
Walden, Of No. 12l4 Porter street
Mrs. Judge James NJ. Gregory is quite
sick at her home. in Swansboro'.
Miss c. Christian Smith is quite sick at
her home. No. p east Eleventh street.
Mr.. Harvey Nunnally, son of Mr.. b. A.
Nunnauy, is sick with fever at his home,
on east Tenth street.
Miss Maggie Jones, who has been visit
ing friends in Tomahawk Church neigh
borhood, in Chesterfield, has returned, af-
ter pleasant trip to her home, in Swans
boro'.
Mrs. w. r. Crawford and Miss Fannie
Haley, Of Dinwiddie county. and Miss Bell
Andrews. Of Petersburg, are the guests Of
Mrs. j. +. Andrews, corner Ninth and
Maury streets.
Mrs. Ida b. Lloyd and family have re-
turned TO their home, "The Terrace" af
ter pleasant visit to her sister Mrs.
James NJ. Jewett, on the Eastern shore
of Virginia.
Mr.. Ernest Angel. son of Mr. L. O. An
gel, Of this city. who is on the ST. Paul
wants TO return homo. He is not in very
good health. Mr. Clarence w. Fair is
also on this boat, but he is welded to his
sailor life, and will remain in the navy.
Inc 81. Paul is now at Philadelphia. and
viii be returned to her owners.
charles Wake, Jr., son Of City-Collec-
tor Wake, who has been quite i'll. is inn
proving. The little fellow was suffering
with fever. when he received a stroke of
infantile paralysis. The whole body was
paralyzed, with the exception of the right
leg. There are now hopes for his recov-
cry.
Miss Martha Harper, of Jonesboro' N.
G., has returned to the city, after visit
Ing friends in Ivory, Va. She is STAYING
with her aunt, Mrs. Gate.