The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-06
FELL TN A PAN OF HOT WATER.
M. George Paul, Of Richmond, Hurt in
Manchester Yesterday.
OTHER NEWS FROM OUR SISTER CITY.
~. ruperAi OF Mr.. Thomas Pond-Electrio
cara Running-JudGc Inerams Re
.urn-Psrsonal Points Of Interest.
M,vcnrsrxs BUREAU RIcnMoSn TIMEs,

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CorNrR FIFTH AND PORTER STREETS. :
There WAS good deal Of talk on the streets
,.s,.rday about tho pleasures Of the Odd-Fel-
,,,,.' picnic at Forest Hill Park Tuesday, an
,,,onnt II which appeared in these columns.
rr,e Chief Executive q this city was there en-
ZINC tho pleasure Of fragrant Havana
uras iaauy lounging against q mammoth
t.~,st oak. under the cool shades of which
.,.,e q little party had coneregatcd, when his
.r.n.on was sttrscted 10 a game OF marbles
Tho participating parties in this little game
,,.-e the Manchester Cowboy Chief and
.sn boy Of some ten summers. The Chief
f,ecutive caught the Cowboy Chioi cheating;
So. a.traliN cholting the small boy. When
.-tal with the Ononse the marbles were
..-ne5 and the game broken up, much 20 the
.v,r % tne Cowboy Chief. No arrests were
,.fe a. Il was out Of tho jurisdiction Of the
Chief Executive BUTT - certain the Cowboy
Caos VIII play 10 more marbles shortly, GER
+.v|v lot In the presence OF any one who at
t-~3el the picnic Gs the bold ahront upon
.N0od Justice was pretty well clrculated.
H. George Paul. chief clerk 10 Mr..
-,ta-a Simpkin. general manager OF the
desmond Ice Machine Company, met with
.enful wound yesterday morning az the
1f.c.l lester Ice COmpanvs plant Dir. Paul
.syrslRiug down the platform under which
,,fte waTm-wateT tank for releasing the ice
f-.rn the pans. when one Of the coverings
irko through preclptating nun into the
.-.rn water. Besides receiving hot recep-
t.- he cut and bruised one Of his legs quite
badly. making very painful though not
asrsor0us wound.
lie funeral o. Blr Pond. whose sudden
.o1 sad death occurred IuesdGy, A. account
which appeared II these columns yester-
aay. took place yesterday afternoon from the
CHRISTIAN church of which the deceased was a
c.usisteut and faithful member. The Red Men
trrred out IN a body and escorted the re-
uains 20 haurY cemetery. where the inter
ueut took place. large number Of friends
s.tended the funeral. thus showing tho last
sad tribute of respect o. one 10 whom they
had always had the kndost OF feelings. he
family IA thor deep bereavement have the
sincerest sympathy Of large circle Of friends
pretty lively set-tO occurred yesterday
afternoon on Twentieth street. near Moody s
drug sore between two well-known gontle-
men of tins city. Officer William Moles ar
rived on the scene of combat IA time 70 stop
the melee before any serious injury had nap
Yoned. but not soon enough 10 save the FAR
COMPLEXION If one Of the principals, VINO had
his physiOguOmy very much disheured Inc
parties will have hearing before his Mayor
snip Friday morning. when they viii have
cl~uce to explain matters.
The Manchester fro boys had q fuli meet
ing ID their rooms over the Council chamber
last evening and made arrangements for
banquet to be had Friday evening next. Ia
e.InectiOu with the feast full dress street
parade and regular washing will take place
when the new hose AS we'll rs several new
members. will be tried Tho committee Of
a-falLeInents are Nessrs. While +. Smith and
john T. Boile, and no trouble or expense viii
ie spared 20 make the occasion one long % be
rsmsmbered for It's many and varied pleasures.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs T. T. McFar-
land ot this city. who Is now With his mother at
ito Bedford Alum Springs. fell down a fight
Ct steps at that place several days ago and
PAINFULLY though not seriously. hurt himself.
~ last accounts the attic fellow was getting
a .ug as well Is cOuld ne expected.
Mr EnOch McCabe, late OF Wilmington.
ie viii have chaTge Of the ). *. Johnson
foundry. now iust.boginulng operations IN this
cts. Among the skilled mechanics who have
been engaged 10 work hero are Messrs.
danes r. Ryan. Bernard McHuCh and VII
lau @. Quinn. aii from Wilmington, Dei.
Judge Ingram has returned from the White
SULPHUR Springs where he has been IN at
tendance upon the State Bar ASSOCIATION He
left last evening for Petersburg, where he viii
hold the Hastings Court OF that city for
Judge Bernard who Is IN Florida.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mary
y CarbOuph daughter Of George W Car
bough. Esq. of Granite, Va, TO Mr George
A Stein, of TINS city. The ceremony will be
performed Tuesday evening, August 18TH, ~
4 N
Mayor Atkinson had q short docket yester-
dav morning. Two dollars was called for
from an often-reproved but stif-necked and
lard-hesrted individual, who persisted IN
ouenching ms thirst IN q way not approved OF
by faithful guardians of the peace
The immature for the electric car company
has arrived from New York, and c9nseq uently
tie Perry street cars were running yesterday,
very mucn 20 the qualification and conven-
leuce of the people.
The regular Wednesday evening prayer
meeting IN the different churches we're well
attended last night Deacon Pitt presided at
tie b4nbridge-s treet Baptist church IN the
absence Of the pastor.
k Is faunteroy. ESD. prominent young
lawei II Richmond and son q Judge taunt-
le-0r vas IN the city Yesterday, and paid a
very pleasant visit to IHK TINES bureau.
Miss Willie Stubs Of this city and her
friend Miss Lillian Moore. of Danvilie who
lis been visiting her are now ia Powbatsn
county enjoying the pleasant country Freezes.
b. a. Lamb, Esq. Las returned from Cum
beraud county and left yesterday for Pow hS-
tan county. where he is attending the Middle
district Association.
Two marriage licenses were issued by Clerk
Dufa Yesterday, one 70 a white and one 10
co.ored couple.
Dr. %. f. Blankenship, who has been elect
- physician 70 the poor Of Fulton district.
Richmond. IS an old Manchester boy.
Ais- Mamie Moody. who has been rusticat-
inc Ia the rural districts Of Powbatan county,
has returned home
Eey. Dr. Paul Whitehead IS IN the city he
preached at the West-Eud Methodist church
last night.
Miss Katie Cox is visiting her aunt, Mrs d.