The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-30
The Three Were Taken TO Manchester a,
Safe Keeping.
OTHER NEWS FROM OUR SISTER CITY
Several Cases Before tho Mayors Com.
Personal Points OF Interest to tho People.
COSBY From Over the Bridge.

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days ago, an account Of which has already An
peared in these columns.
The boys were arrested and taken % Pets,,
burg. where they were before tho Police Com.
Tuesday morning. when they were turned
over 10 the Chesterfield authorities. A.h.
county jail IS now undergoing repairs the on,
prts. as stated above were brought 10 ia,
city for safe keeping.
The names of the young criminals o..
Hamilton Duncan (white). from Jersey CT
Theodore Hawkins coloredl. from Wash n,
ton. ID. G., and William Wallace lc0loref
from North Carolina. They appeared r. :.
about twelve or thirteen years OF aga All
are rather tough-looking customers. A npr,
Der OF small boys followed the sheriff and Fl,
handcuiied prisoners down Hull stree. IN,
crowd attracting considerable attention. Tbsy
were lodged In jail, and will have hearin,
before the next County Court.
Ia the Mayors Court yesterday. John r.
! and Rosa Archer, old offenders. again mad.
| their appearance On account Of afsorroo -
witnesses the case was continued until fl.
| morning, when John and Rosa will haya,,
| show cause why they should not be- punished
| for disorderly conduct. His Honor hascsrsaf
| the pair 10 move several times. buf wherey..
! they stop the same old complaint comes bacs
/ again They are now living on Hull e.wess
! Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
w. II. Johnson was also on the list u IN.
| fortunates. William is a negro teamstef N.
was arrested for driving on the Sidewalk
Miss Carrie Bachelor, of Richmond !,
visiting Mrs. Willie Rice at her beautiful
country home Just beyond the conorn
| limits.
Mr.. John Utz has returned after short
visit 70 Coalfeld, where his wife and child ars
summering.
After pleasant visit 10 friends here Mise,
Addie and Katie Urbne have returned 10 thar
home in Powhatan county.
Miss Sarah Hardy has returned t. her bona
in Lunenburg county accompanied by bs
Misses ShotWeN. Miss Hardy has been TsL
ing her uncle, Mr. A. d. Shotwel. u M,
city.
Mrs. A. D. Adkins is visiting friends ia
Buckingham county.
The fifth-street Methodist SUNDAY schol
had their annual picnic 40 Ioung's Pond -
terday. A large crowd went out and spent
very pleasant day IN the rural shades II Hen
ricO., about fifteen Of Bossieuxs biz wagons
taking the party. They returned safely last
night. but when the empty wagons were re
turning to Richmond near the Manchester
end OF the Free bridge one OF them broke
down. which caused a temporary suspension
OF stroet-car travel IN both directions.
The idea seems 30 prevail in the minds Of
some that Chesterfield county officers should
work for nothing The officers DO not think
this way. however. AT tho next meeting II
the board ofssuporvisors the matter MI. b.
settled and the salaries fixed.
Mr. Granville A. Preblo. Il Cambridge
Mass, expert machinist, who has Just finished
putting up the machinery for the Mauoheslef
Transparent Ice Company left last nlght Ga
the Atlantic Coast Line for fallap0osa. Ga.
where he will put mp an ice machine fora
company Of that city
Dr. John W. Br0dnax. the talented Young
artist of this city. has just completed a hand.
some medallion portrait OF General Robert 70
Lee.
Mrs X. I. Hancock and Mr. X. +. Han
cock have returned home after a ploas1i
visit 70 Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
The Republicans arc hustling around g. see
who thoy can find who will probably be abe
TO poll tho full Republican vote II - rather
q tough problem and will take some tine 70
be worked out. Several names arc men.
toned hut nothing definite has been done
nor any one positively decided upon
The Manchester school board meets 20.
morrow night. when matters oi considerable
importance will come up for considerable
The committee app0intedsto report on Vie
necessity Of erecting new school buildings
has its report ready. Il Is quite a lepgtAy
document, setting forth tho necessity and al
vantage Of a new building and suggests he
advisability Of erecting the same M once 100
the lot OF the corner Of Eleventh and 'an-
bridge streets formerly used Tor the city re-
ervoir. IL also suggests that the building be
called the High School building of 4ianDl hes
ter and that IN addition q the school-roousa
c0mmOdi0us apartment he reserved Tor toe
board 90 meet II and suitable room arranged
for a school library. Accompanying the le-
port was 81 paper giving much statistical 10
formation relating % tho schools. Tho f.-
lowing composed the committee ". l.. Rob
inson, Decatur Edwards, d. j. Weisiger al
d. L. Pulliam
Last evening Mr.. +. G. Bloaidus Wa
awakened from his peaceful slumi ats by lbs
uext-d0 neighbor, Dir. Robertaln. who .a-
formed him that man was IN his yard. BIZ
BrOaddus, after making considerable an li.
OF noise finally sailed forth % his yard armed
with many selt-protectors, but found 40 ols
there. Upon an examination of his leu-hnu-s
however, he found that while tho gal.Hla e9ls
inhabitants thereof had not been disturbed.
the eggs from under al old setting len
were al gone The eggs We're very co-iI
ones, being from the celebrated variety d
Cornish India games. Dir Brlalius THINKS
the theft Uas committed Dy some one "A'
knew about the valuable eggs.
Mr. Is. F. Prison has returned from Atan~
whore he has been arranging i0f TN feMo'"
Of his Office Mr. Prison ~ genera. store
road Company and his removal 90 Atlanta Is
very much T. be regretted 10y tne citizens o-
this city. Mr. PilsOn has about twenty c.riN
who will either have 20 leave home ana < "
Atlanta or he thrown out 81 emploYne.
There was quite Il pretty marriage al .'t-
ton-street Baptist church last evening @D'"
Mr. A. Il Bolton ed 20 the altar A's jose
phine Crosuc and the happy twain Were hn.'
one. There was "A large crowd present 'o WIZ
ness the nuptials and wish the popular y'g.-s
couple much happiness "a their new .ii-. lDo
pastor. Rev. Decatur Edwards perform .-o
ceremony. 49,
superintendent Blankinship. Of Chester
field will examine teachers for tie 5,s'
1891 ~ at the courthouse August IRA ~
white applicants and August 2lst Tor oo..i'l.
Mrs. W B. Bradley has returned. if.-L
pleasant visit b relatives ia Prince L'T''-
county.
Miss Lena Morrissett. Of Porter sil.s' -
Visiting friends IN Albemarlo county. OIL.
A ghost story is gong tue rounds ~ ,-.
terfield. causing good deal of tax anl '- -.
little excitemont. party Ok young - 10
wore hunting and camping M tlo ngs
hood Of Huguonot Springs near me oil '-1,,
tin place. They claimed that IN tho ',Vi n
the old house they saw "a tall ngure, c.AA ~
IN white swaying 90 aud iro, ant H.'. DIE.
mighty rattling OF chains and dD ..-,'
The Young Nimrods were greatly irsA.e-
and took 10 their heels through me 49,
leaving guns and cooking utensils pehiAi'
the morning they returned. ioNnd theL
and schattels lust as they EFT them, O1'' "a
course. no trace Of the gnos'.