Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
'ADRIVING DISASTER.
rwo HAVE LEGS BROKEN, ONE
or THEM A RICHMOND MAN.
xheir vehicle Overturned on an Emhank-
msnt-stiii Another Victim OF the
GrIp-wni Sail for England.
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scorcspondcnco Of the Richmond Dsspa,ch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, December o.
, while party Of our gsntlemen--Mess
Philip Eddins, of this place; Henry ii.
Meyers, Of Richmond; Sylvester Gold
smith. OF Philadelphia, and Sol. Richoid.
formerly of this place, now travelling for
mercantile house in Philadelphia-wer
driving past the Charlottesville Woollen-
Mills about dusk last evening the two
horse vehicle in which they were seated
vas overturned. throwing the occupants
an, Mr.. Fddins had his right leg broken
and Mr.. Movers had HE right leg broken
IN two places. while the others escape any
iniury whatever On one side Of tho road
IL high bank. while on the other runs the
mill-race. The horses took into their
head 70 run over the emhankment, which
caused the accident The. passing mn
operatives righted the vehicle aud put the
unfortunate men inside. when they were
driven 10 this city, whore DR.. L.. r. flan-
nagan set the broken limbs. and the sui
ferers are as comfortable as could be ex-
pected this morning. Mr. Meyers was taken
10 his boarding house, on Preston
Heights where his family have been Tor
some months. and Mr.. Eddins to his nome.
on First street
ANOTHER VICTIM.
Ny. ]. Lewis Frazier died at his resi-
depce in this city yesterday afternoon
about 2 O'clock from pneumonia caused
by the grip; aged thirty-six. Deceased
was an honest. upright man, ana mao
gained the confidence of all our citizens
bv his STRAIGHTFORWARD course ia all ms
business relations. lie had been engaged
in his present business mere for about a
wear. wife (who was Miss Clara New
man, of Richmond and two children sur
vive him. He was mem Der OF Char!ottes-
vile Lodge, No. IS, A. +. and \. NJ. oy
whom he was buried at Oakhill this after
noon at O'Clock. The funeral took place
Of the Methodist church.
APPLES NOT ASSETS.
Mr.. William II. Boaz and 4Ir. ii. Martin,
of CoyesyilIe, this county, LETT this city
Yesterday for New YORK. from whence they
will sail for Liverpool tomorrow on the
Majestic The object of their trip IS 70
look after large shipments Of apples made
10 Liverpool commission house which
failed some time ago and Tor whose dement,
the apples were sold. Mr.. Boaz and Mr..
Martin claim that the apples were not the
assets of the collapsed firm, and Will en-
deavor TO recover their property. Messrs.
Boaz and Martin stopped q day IN Wash
inrton TO see Colonel O'Ferrall, from
whom they expected to derive great deal
of information which would DO OF benefit
TO them in their undertaking.
On the same steamer MIR. and Mrs. SACK
vile W. Caldbeck. of Daccombe," near
the University, will sail. They Will spend
several months in England.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Christmas entertainment OF the
Methodist Sunday school took place last
night before very large audience. The
carried
was very interesting, consisting OF sing
ing. Rotations. distribution of gifts. &c;
The chorus, There Were Shepherds"
rendered by select voices, deserves spe-
cial mention. The solo, Are the Angels
Watching for Mef" by little Lille War
wick was very sweet. Our Crowned
King" bv select voices was well rendered.
particularly the solo parts 10y Miss Nettle
Goodwin and Carrie Vaughan. A number
of presents by the teachers, to their
scholars and rice rerSd was pleasant fea-
ture, as was also the advent of Santa Claus
down the chimney during the singing OF
"Ho! for Kris kTingle."
The entertainment for the children at
the Episcopal church took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. II was most en-
ioyable affair, and the little ones were
made happy by the tree distribution or
gifts.
PERSONAL.
Professor John b. Minor is confined 70
his room by sickness. His son. John Is.
Minor, Jr., IS in charge of his classes.
Mr.. Lewis ID. Aylett is also connned 10
the house with grip.
Mr.. Willie Christmas, of the Richmond
and Danville railroad, stationed at Alex
andria, came home yesterday quite sick,
aud is at the residence of his father, Mr.
j. W. Christmas, in this city.