The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03

was at work for the Richmond and Man
e.Nester street railway. assisting in fixing the
.'Viiey wire on the Free bridge. While on the
top OF a car he slipped aud fell of on the
9inge. His head struck first aud he was rem
uere1 insensibe. His face was badly bruised.
anu DR.. L. T. Mathews. who attended the un-
fortunate young man. was apprehensiye Of in
Jufes at tho bsss Of the brain. Lato last
evening he was doing as we'll as could be ex-
peetsd. There was no current on the VIE at
tne time. and the car from which Dir. Holla-
uay fell was being drawn by mules.
Mrs. D. J. Weisiger has been quite sick for
several days.
Captain james A. Lipscomb has been
erected one of the grand trustees OF the
brlnd Grove of Druids in Virginia.
, Mss Emma Lamb. daughter OF Mr. f.. A.
LAMB. returned from Glade Springs last
night. Sho has been attending the institute
AZ That place and comes back laden down
win diplomas and kindly recollectlons OF the
school
=, Mss Lsvna Walden left Wednesday. for
nItAliord with her uncle. Captain Stockton
Ae'a' whose family she Will visit Tor several
weeks.
man giving his name as c. W. Mason is
IN rnslody IN Petersburg. charged with foTg-
ing the name Of j. >. Mays OF CHESTERFIELD
Dir. George Canning Wilde. the versatile
journalist and gifted speaker will be invited
10 address the Chesterfield Democracy at
folrth of July picnic.
/ 20 funeral Of tho late Charles "Mack'
JaIey took place at 1 o'clock Yesterday after
nooo fgom the Fifth-street Methodist church.
mere was q large attendance The inter
meslt was At Maury cemetery.
Mr. aud Mrs. b. +. pllson left on a short
southern trip yesterday afternoon.
Mss Mary Wood6n and Miss Clark. Il
hlclmond. spent last night with Efiie Owens.
on Kerry street.
BRIrF BITS.
A Democratic club is 10 be organized in
tits city soon after the Chicago Convention
names the presidential ticket.
IL IS reported that several Manchester and
Chesterteld Republicans viii 70 on 10 the Ma
tona Convention at Minneapolis as lockers
~. he Manchester and Chesterfield con-
H0gNNt voted for Malone for State chairman,
bu, Major Walker Postmaster Smith and
most q the leaders are for Harrison for re-
nomination.
Tie Young ladies Of the Presbyterian
church held an ice-cream feast last evening IN
ne .aWn adjoining the residence OF Mr. A. II.
Fitzgerald. corner Of Eleventh and Porter
streets, which WAS largely attended and we'll
patr0nlzed.
Tho following is tho programme for the
closlug exercises Of the Chester Dung la
dies Institute. Sunday. June 5th, +. NJ,
sermon by Rev. Dr. John Pollard Monday,
music, essays delivery OF distinctions anu de-
livery " music medals. The pubic Is IN
yiteo o. attend the exercises.
lshau Sims q cOlOred man employed by
tho Richmond aud DaaviAe railroad. got into
% little trouble with his wife last night on
Seventh street. Officer Moles arrested Sims.
who ddut care 20 so, however. and kept
threatening tho officer. When no got IN
front OF the market-hOuse the negro ran his
! ha00 INTO his pocket - If 70 draw weapon
and as he did the officer struck him with his
billet on the head which had an instanta-
\ neously quetlng effect sims was locked MP,
and Yesterday morning tho mayor fined HIM
ten dollars and costs or. IA default ninety
days n jail.
practice game Of ball was played on the
| new grounds Of Forest Hill Park yesterday
afternoon.
Miss J.. A. Roach adyertises a watch that
| %as .ost ri bIewrys mansion Monday. re-
ward viii be paid II left at the Manchester
bureau.
fiitA-s,reet Methodist Episcopal church.
! Manchester. Will celebrate the Anniversary OF
| It's Sunday-schoOl aad rs Chlldrens day on
| Sunday, June 9TH, at L. u.
DIZZY BRIDGE ALLIANCE.
Dry bridge Alliance in Chesterfield. held a
! meeting few days ago and adopted the fol-
lowing which IA considered hy some 20 mean
the FRS, Step Chesterfield towards the or
| gauizatoD OF third party
l. Resolved That We most heartily ap-
! prove Of the action taken by The Industrial
Convention held in vt. Louis. February -,
! 1899. nnA pledge ourselves " staD0 hTn4y by
! its platform.
2. Resolved. That believing our demands
: 10 Sc iust and honest. and that If carried into
fleet they will result greatly IN the interest
OF ,.o Llas5es, and believing Ia equal rights
! 20 al and special privileges q none. We DO
therefore pledge ourselves 20 support no
party nor men who do not stand squareIy
! upon our platform.
The president OF Dry Bridge Alliance Is Mr..
Altyed Sayles. and the secretary Is VT. e..
/ Meade, Jr 1t is understood that seyera!
members of Dry Bridge Alliance Will attend
| the peOple's Party Convention 10 20 held IN
| Richmond on the I'D of this month. FoWha-
tan county will also DO represented there.
! No attempt It seems. mas been made IN
Chesterfield 10 organize % third party an T.,
it is tho opinion of prominent Chesterfield
| Democrat. who Is also prominent Alllance
man. that Third party movement IN Cnes-
| ter6eld wIN amount 70 very little.