The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

covered in an unoccupied dwelling on sontn
| Chcstnut street owned by James A. bepusI-
SON. 10 was undoubtedly lnceneni' ,,.;,h .
prompt work the building was sayed T,sI - "
| loss OF about $3.50. which was co'0i0N ~
| surance. ~. .,,oiva
Today Axariah Finn. boy about we've ~
wars ~ ace fell from fruit tree 10 INC
| ward of his grandfather. CAPTAIN n W. ""'-
| tiers and broke his arm. ..;,. -
There VIII DO Democratic meeting 10 70
/ morrow night to elect delegateS - VIZ ~
| trict Congressional Convention. us proDa,
| ~ ,bat dnrin. the week rousing Cleveland
| AMI Stevenson ratification meeting VIII DO
4 severe wind and rain storm passed over
the city about Q o'clock this afternoon out
no damage was done. r.,t. IA.
The district conference OF the Danyllle DIS
| trict Prote slant Methodist Episcopal Churcn
will commence az Chatham tomorrow ana
Will urobablv remain in session three days
The district embraces the counties OF Halifax
Franklin. Henry. Patrick and fhtsYIVsnia
and the cities of Danville and North DanVille.
Tie statistics show il 20 be second strongest
district in the Virginia Conference. Rev.
joseph II. Aniss, the presiding elder. Will
preside.
Painful Accident-Death Of Mr.. Kyle.
IYwcHpUnG. Va. June Z-lSpecial. sid,
nav ] Adams son Of Mr. q. W. Adams. nad
a narrow escape from being killed yesterday
afternoon by a rock thrown by young man
named Warner Stinnett. IL seems That party
of Young men were bathing IN FISHING creek
near fords quarry. outside the city limits
Adams and Stinnett got into scufne 70 sees
which sbOuld duck the other ana tDe
former succeeded in ducking Stlnnett;
The latter got out on the bank ana
threw two good sized TOcks at ADAMS
who remained IN the water. The Lrst hlissiIe
failed of its mark: the second ana larger IocA
81. I ~ n.
emitting hole il the flesh and knocking him
senseless. The other young men provided
themselves with litter and took their ing urea
COMMUNION 10 q house near by. FROM
there they conveyed him IN hack
70 his fathers house on JACKSON street.
The skull was found slightly ihoenteu'
though it is not thought TO have been lrac-
tured The young mans condition is very
serious. though IT is hoped he viii pull
through all right He lay in cOinatose con
ditiou until after midnight but was conader-
ably better this morning. Adams 10 GOout
tyyepty-sx years old and lives al his fathers
on Jackson street Stnnett Is about nine
teen or twenty wears old and lives with MS
parents near the Presbyterian cemetery. a
warrant was issued for Stinnett's arrest TO-
day. ,.,
4 called meeting of the College Hill Baptist
church was held yesterday afternoon AT
o'clock TO consider the question OF calling a
nation of Rev. g. q. Jones' The result was
unanimous vote 10 extend the call 10 Rev.
George f.. Truitt. of Portsmouth. The meet
ing was well attended by members OF the
church and Mr. Walker @. Pae, of Massa-
chusetts. and William A. Miller and .. b.
Barker. the committee who were sent -
Portsmouth 10 see Rev. Mr.. Truitt, submitted
their report through Dir. Miller. 1t is not
known whether Sir. Truitt will accept the
call but It is believed that he will.
Mr. Hiram Kyle. an estImable young man
about thirty-two years of age, died Saturday
night at 1880 O'Clock at his home, corner Of
Pearl and Church streets. Mr.. Kyle had been
III with consumption for about two years,
and was 80 broken down by that disease that
when he was attacked by typhoid fever last
week death ensued after an illness OF two
days. The funeral took place this morning
at the rooms of tine Young Mems Christian
Association Of which the deceased was an
esteemed member.
Mr. j. Irvine Stephens. Of this city. who
graduated al the Virginia Military Institute
at the session Just closed,i is home for the sum
mer. Mr.. Stephens was edtor-in-chiet OF the
Cadet during the session.
Senator John w. Daniel is in the city. lie
says he is in the fight and is going TO do all
he can towards electing the Democratic
ticket.