The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
THE INJUNCTION
TO BE DISSOLVED
Judge Hancock Decides the Railroad
Matter.
A MARRIAGE IN MANCHESTER.
Mr.. Bailey and Miss Fischer United
M Constable for Swansboro
Appointed Yet-Person-
ais and Briefs.
MARRIAGE IN MANCHESTER.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
1lI2 HUI street Beattie Block.

MdDtnfSlcr bureau, ElcnNonu lines,
1ll2 Hull street, Beattie Block
Judge Hancock opened Circuit Court
yesterday. The docket was read ana the
cases arranged for trial After the pre-
liminary formalties Of the court the first
action was upon the long pending injunc-
tion case Of the Richmond and Petersburg
Electric hallway Company vs.. the Rich
mond Petersburg ana Carolina railroad.
The decision OF the court was 10 dissolve
the Injunction if proper bond is given to
indemnify the railroad. The electric COM
pany has thirty days in which To take an
appeal
The case of the Commonwealth ". Ey-
ler on an appeal from the County court.
VIII come uU in TINS term of the Circuit
Court. The case Is one of seduction. The
verdict in the first trial was two years
I'm the penitentiarv
COUNTY COURT.
Judge CioDton after short session adj
i0urned the County Court The appoint
ment Of a constable for Swansboro was
not made.
This appointment can be made IN vaca-
tion. and AS there are many petitions for
both applicants. the Judge will take the
matter under consideration for a few days
longer. II is safe to say the constable VIII
be named this week. This officer Is badly
needed as the town has been without one
for several months. and considerable work
has accumulated.
GOOD REPORTS.
The Methodist ministers who went from
the churches Of Manchester TO the coh-
ference in Petersburg. carried with them
the most excellent reports from their re-
spcctiye CONGREGATIONS II was said that
the report from Fifth-Street Methodist
church was complete in all branches, and
the members Of that congregation are just
IS proud of their years work. A splendid
report was also sent in by the Central
church.
Mr Clarence voolfolk, who was dis
charged from the old Dominion Hospital
a week ago after having been quite i'll.
but having recovered sufficiently 10 be
taken to his old home near Manchester
has suffered a relapse ana IS now in
critiCa-condition.
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
Mr.. y. +. Bailey. OF Richmond, and Miss
Emma Fischer. of Manchester, were mar
ried yesterday in Washington. The couple
left for that city Yesterday morning. They
will remain Ia the city until Monday, when
they will return and make their future
home i'm Manchester.
Miss Fischer is the daughter of Mr.. &.
r Fischer. Mr.. Bailey is connected with
Jones Bros. K Co.. Of No lio6 east Main
street.
TO JAIL
John Bunvan Dunnavant, the man VINO
was checked in his progress Tuesday night
and taken 10 the police station, suffering
from hallucination. was somewhat better
Yesterday. lie WAS sent To the city Jail for
thirty DAYS. where he viii be treated. II
at the expiration of that time his sanity
IS vet in question. a c0mmiss on OF iuhaCy
will be held over him.
SENT OK.
The mayor held a lengthy session OF
his court yesterday morning
The FIRST case called was that or Maggie
Branch. charged with stealing a basket Oh
clothing from Mrs. Richardson's resi-
dence on Ninth street. The evidence
against Maggie was convincing; so she
was sent on to the grand jury.
Jennie Johnson and T0lsy Brown were
next presented 10 the court. They were
charged with being implicated in This
same clothes stealing. After hearing the
case. they were sent 10 jail for thlriy
days.
Mr. w. J. Robinson left yesterday morn
ing on a business trip 10 Midlothian.
The Methodist pastors Of this city are
I'm Petersburg. RumOr has IL thdt
all pastors Will be returned TO their
charges here. except Rev Mr.. Crawley,
who will more than likely be given
circuit.
A revival meeting Is being conducted at
oak Grove Baptist church by Rev. j. r.
Harrison. II has been I'm progress now
two weeks. and has grown in interest
from the first.