The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-29
NIGHT WAS
VERY QUIET
Not a Single Case Of Disorder
In Manchester.
GRAND JURY ADJoURNs
Completes its Work After Most inter-
esting sessIon-Prisoner Says He
and His Wife Walked All Way
from N. Y. to Richmond.
Manchester Bureau Times-Dispatoh,}
No. 1102 Hull Street,

81 NanC0eSLeri bureau 4IlmeS-DlgpaICU, 41sS
No. 1102 Hull Street,
For tho first time in several days quiet
unbroken prevailed in Manchester last
night.
At least, such is or was the tnforma-
ton in the hands Of the police and the
company. AT a late hour last night not
single report Of any disorder had been
received by either. The offices at Seventh
and Perry Streets stated that over all
the lines state OF QUIET prevailed. Up
to that time not one car had reported any
trouble at any point.
The conditions were In agreeable con-
trast with those Of the night previous,
when In Swansboro one car after the
other was stoned vigorously.
GRAND JURY ADJOURNS.
The grand jury completed Its work yes
terday and adjourned until A. NJ. of
August 18th.
After commenting the Jury for the care
full and painstaking manner in which they
had discharged their duty, Judge Ingram
formally adjourned the session until the
time stated, Indicating. however. that
meanwhile the jury would be subject to
the call of the court nttary time before
that day If the administration OF the
law and Inc 6IlUS O1f puDIlS JuoI1So AoAAANS
1t, The Judge also stated that IN recog-
milton OF the excellent work he would
place the names of the jurymen on the
venire for next year. The members OF
the Jury are as follows G.. s. McRae
tforeman), waverly Nunnally. A. =. Holt.
George S. Grizzard, ]. B. Clopton, charles
Burkett. J. D. Mathews, F. 3 punford'
w. w. Pool, a. J. Daffron. u. J. Mark
ham and R. T. Cogbill
The trial Of Coxen and Craig for throw
ing stones has been set for Monday, and
that Of Trippstt. the gypsy, who was IN
dicted yesterday. for Friday. in the Cor
poration Court.
Jim Owens, charged before Mayor Mau-
rice with oursing and abusing q motor
man. and with assaulting Conductor Lass
sitter, was acquitted yesterday on both
charges. Il. ].
the Board Of Health for violations OF the
city ordinances. Mayor Maurice gave
ca CHI one ten days In which to abate the
nuisance.
Carter, the man charged with taking
umbrellas from houses and not returning
Them and who was ordered to leave town
by 9 o'clock, failed to do so. and he was
locked up again. He will appear before
Mayor Maurice this morning. Carter says
he is from New York. and that no and
his VIE walked mere
Squire Chatham will hold court Friday
and will try the two negroes held as
Suspicious characters.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings met last night and transacted regu-
lar business,
The Willing Workers of Clopton-street
Baptist Church will have lawn party
every evening this week at the home OF
Mrs Carrie Chsathaul.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Clopton-
Street Will meet this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Norvell,
Mrs. r. u. Bailey, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Annie, left yesterday for
Ocean View, to be gone ten days
A dance will be given In the McRae
mansion tonight by the Manchester Ger
man Club,
Mrs. Julia Goode Rux, who has been
visiting friends here. has lott for her
home.