The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-26
AT TIE MLYonis COURT.

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AT THE MAYop's COURT.
A number Of small boys were before
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning. charged
with throwing rocks IN the street. Charles
Baugh, Willie Mayo and Willie Johnson
were each fined 81 for thus amusing them
selves these pleasant days.
Morris Mayo, negro man, was tned 80
for disOrderly conduct on a car of the De-
cAtuT-street line.
b. A. Smith was fined s. for fighting.
FKEsoSALs AND BRIEFS.
Miss Ethel Harding has returned from a
pleasant visit b relatives in Goochland
county.
Miss Lille Davis has returned from a visit
TO friends at West Point.
Mrs. b. VI. Robertson and Miss Florence
Tucker. of Petersburg, and Miss Helen
ThOrburn, of Knoxville. Tenn, are visiting
Mrs. NJ. A. Martin. of Silver Springs, Ches-
terfield county.
Miss Clara Hughes. Of Richmond. is visit
ing Miss Pearl Lester IN Chesterfield
county.
Mrs. George Blanton is quite sick at her
home on Ninth street
A number of important cases will be be-
fore Mayor Maurice this morning.
Manager Dan Mathews and Captain Ber-
tie Bradley are greatly elated over the per-
Torrance of their Free Staters at Island PARK
last Saturday. The boys came near playing
an errorless game. and the Manchester
cTanks think the pepnapt Will gently
wave in the breezes Of the old Free State.
There was a very large crowd at Forest
Hill Park last evening. Tho regular hon-
day night music was rendered by the Blues
band and greatly enjoyed.
James Hall lcolored), who was convicted
of a felony in the bustings court last week.
and his punishment fixed at two years IN
the penitentiary, was yesterday sentenced
by Judge Ingram, and will be taken 70 the
State prison at once.
The case OF Longs administrator against
the Manchester Railway and Improvement
COMPANY, which was sou Tor TRIAL for yester-
day. was continued until the next term.
MIR. Wyndham Il. Meredith, OF counsel for
the defendant. was unable 10 appear on &C
count Of the sickness of his wife; hence the
continuance.
Council for the plaintiff in the case OF
REYNOLDS against the Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company have made mo-
ton for a new trial and the matter Will be
argued before Judge Ingram this afternoon:
IL will be remembered this case was tried
last week and resulted IN verdict for the
defendant This suit was brought 20 re-
cover damages IN the sum Of $4,000 for
personal injuries 10 the plaintiff. alleged to
have been sustained while attempting TO
board an electric car.
Tne social session and picnic Of Peters
burg Lodge. No. 237, b. Z. O. Elks, TO be
held at Ellerslie, IN Chesterfield, on We'd
nesday next, promises TO be one OF the most
pleasant affairs Of It's kind that has ever
taken place in this section. IL is expected
that about three hundred persons will be
present. and among those who are expected
are Edwin b. Hay. of Washington, ID. c..
grand exalted ruler of the United States.
and other prominent members OF the order
from different lodges. Captain +. W. Cum
nngham and Mir. l. n. Jones, of Richmond.
will also be in attendance.
Mr.. ID. l.. TOney. proprietor OF the restau-
rant al Forest Hill Park, will have Bruins
wick stew Wednesday from TIL O'Clock
2. NJ. Mr. Toney knows how to make
good Brunswick stew.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Manchester Preserving, Picking and
Canning Company will be held Wednesday
at 5P. NJ. at the company's Office In this
city. ...
Clover
Mrs. Lawrence P. Pool is visiting friends
in Chesterfield
Mr.. George Mason, of Petersburg, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Minnie Jones, of this city, will leave
to-day for Raleigh. n. G.
Mrs. John j. Beville and children are
summering in Lunenburg county.
Mrs. w. H. Bolton has gone 10 Lunen-
burg county to spend the summer months.
Mrs. John 4. McAllisteT and children have
gone 10 Gordonsyille for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Bradley have gone 10
Cobb's Island 10 spend several weeks.
Miss Mamie Pitt left yesterday morning
on a visit to relatives Ut Newport News and
Norfolk.
Mrs. NJ. II. Jewett. who has been quite
sick, has gone to Midlothian.
Miss Maggie Wilson, OF Portsmouth, 10
visiting her aunt Mrs. j. I. Woodsll. On
cambridge street.
Miss Florence wilkinson. OF this city,
who has been staying at the Otterburn
Springs, has returned home.
The .. b. 5. Club gave dance Thursday
night at the residence of hrs. Charles
Wright on Eleventh street.
Mr. Stanhope Robertson, who was called
to Amelia on account Of the sickness OF his
mother. has returned 70 the city.
Miss Ellie Robinson has returned home
from Newport News. where she has been
spending some time with relatives.
Mr Samuel G. Taylor, who has been
amending several week in the mountains OF
Virginia, returned home Saturday after
noon.
The Misses Inge. Of Lynchburg, who have
been visiting Miss Hsrnish. Of Chesterfield.
are now stopping with friends in Danville.
The monthly meeting Of the Missionary
Society of Clopton-stTtet Baptist church
took place Sunday afternoon and was
largely attended.
The chorus practice for the Masonic
cornerstone laying took place last night az
the Presbyterian church.