Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
ACROSS The JAMES.
Arrested on suspicion-Funerals-P
ais and Briefs.

ais and Briefs.
Two negro men were arrested by Officers
Smith and Moles last evening charged
with being suspicious characters. They
had with them O valise which contained
clothing. and went into a shoe-shop to OBJ
tain something to open II with. Succeed
ING in this, thew went to another snop
where they tried to sell the contents OF
the valise. The police were notified and
the men arrested.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Mr.. George c. Anderson, well-known
citizen of this city, was very seriously IN
;nred at the Richmond Paper-Mills Tues
day night about $3.50 o'clock. MIR. Ander-
son had built scaffold SO as to repair the
eleyator-wheel, and in moving around on
the structure, stepped on barrel. when
toupled over, throwing him to the moor
and injuring his hIp.
Mr.. Anderson was brought home about
u o'clock and DIR. Slower summoned. but
the physician could not tell the extent OF
his Injuries at that time. tie came over
Yesterday ACCOMPANIED by DIR. Franklin.
and upon examination found that the hip
had been badly fractured. The fracture is
of a yerg serious nature, and no doubt
stiffness of the hip-joint will result from
II. Ii will probably be some time before
Mr.. Anderson will be able to be out.
MRS. SUE HooPER's FUNERAL.
The funeral of Mrs. T.. Sue Hooper,
whose death was announced IN yesterdays
DIspATca took place from the residence OF
MIR. W. Il. Perdue, No. 1921 Everett street.
YESTERDAY afternoon at o'clock. The at
tendance of friends was large, and the re-
mains were inferred IN Maury cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary +. Rudd took
MACE AT $50 o'clock from Central Metho-
dist church yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr..
Vaden conducted tho services. and the in
torment was made at Hollywood. The de-
ceased was the wife of Mr.. Alexander
Rudd and the daughter OF james L. ana
lane A. Gin. Mrs. Rudd had relatives in
Chesterfield county and in Petersburg.
She was a devoted wife and mother and a
kind neighbor and friend.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. w, Chastain Gill. sheriff OF Chester
field county, was IN the city yesterday.
air. John Perry. one OF Manchester's
most highly-esteemed citizens. continues
quite sick at his residence.
Mr.. Henry j. Nunnaliy continues quite
sick at his residence, on Tenth and Deca-
The name of Mr.. William I. Hartis men
toned in connection with the City Coun-
,cil from the Third Ward.
The Manchester Odd-Fellows will be
the grand lodge. 1t meets in Richmond
April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell gave BIRTH
day party to their son Ernest Monday
evening At their residence. corner OF Lee
and Hull streets Many of the little fell
lows friends were present. Elegant re-
freshments were served, anda delightfully."-
pleasant evening was spent. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. v. Owen entertained
Misses Bapty, McGinness, ana Fullerton,
aud Messrs w. L. Hnegap and ID. A.
Kenefck. Of Richmond. tuesday night.
A handsome supper was spread and the
evening delightfully."- spent.
Intelligence has just been received here
of the illness, in Birmingham, Ala, OF
Alr. T. l.. Walden, formerly OF this city.
Mr.. Walden left here 10 accept a position
with the Union News Company, Of that
city.
Miss Annie Rucker, who has been visit
,ng her brother, DIR. K. 4. Rucker. on
Decatur street. is now stopping with
eAsnds in Richmond.