The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-16
STEGAR FOUND GUILTY.
coyvlcrsD Nv THE cnEsrsxflELD
toUsr or ExBEzzLEHESr.
INA Re-Appointrnent OF Captain william
A. Blspkingship Gives General sat-
isfaction-Other News.
NIxoursryn BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
iof HILL erRYEr. BEATTIK BLoCK-

frhs County Court OF Chesterfield wa
.nosges Yesterday in the trial OF c. II
fteear. charged with embezzlihg $40 IRON
the Singer Sewing. Machine Company
Toe Jury found verdict Of guilty. and
fhe accused was fined s..
stesar's counsel moved TO set aside the
verdict and Grant new trial. The mo-
tlon was continued until tee next term,
and The accused was balled ia the sum OF
twenty-five dollars for his appearance at
that time.
He was represented by Mr.. w. Hay
garnett and Judge James NJ. Gregory.
The Hastings Court VIII meet next
MONDAY The case OF Mamie Bailey (coi-
orep, charged with lnfanticide' VIII De
tried. 49,.
The reaIpointment Of Captain William
a Blankjngship az superintendent or
gchools for Chesterfield gives general sat
captein Partnership has been ident-
fled with the public schools Of Chester
field for years, and has labored asslou-
ously for their Advancement. since ne
first entered upon the discharge OF the
duties of his Office many schools have
been built and are now owned by the
Mr. W. II. Meade and Mrs. Susan a.
al the brides residence on Nineteenth
street between Hull snd cambridge Inc
ceremony was performed by Rev. r. j.
Dadmun in the presence OF large num-
Der Of friends, OF the couple MT ana ana
Mrs Meade viii reside In Chase city, Va.
Rev Or w. V. Tudor. pastor Of Broad
Street Methodist church, Richmond, will
address the Railroad Branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association at
Leader Hall tomorrow afternoon. There
will no doubt be a large audience 10 greet
this well-known divine.
Thursday while the wOrkmen, who are
engaged In constructing a side track on
the Richmond and Danville railroad to
the new coal shutc near Eighth street,
were blasting a solid piece Of granite was
blown in the afr about hfty feet and fell |
through the telegraph wires strung along |
the road. Several of the wires were |
broken.
Some unknown person on Thursday |
shot n valuable setter belonging 10 Mr. |
James -. Fitzgerald Of this city.
Mr. James +. owen, one OF the oldest /
citizens Of this city. is very Ill at his resi-
dence on COwardln avenue.
Mr.. Spencer r. Hancock. who has been
detained at home several days by sick
ness was able 10 be out yesterday.
Deputy Clerk William Il. Cox has been
confined at home by sickness for several
DAYS.
city Auditor J. y Walden, who has
been quite sick, Is narrowing.
Policeman w. T. Moles condition yes
ierday was very unfavorable. Mrs. Moles
Is also quite sick
Mrs. Virginia Sims is very III with
pneumonia at her home on Thirteenth
street, between cambridge and Porter
Mr.. Games. Dillon is very sick at his |
'esidence on Nineteenth street.
Mr.. Augu stus Meredith. who has been |
luitc 81. Il slowly improving.
Mr.. John w Arlington left Thursday |
light for business trip 10 Washington.
Rev. Thomas Reynolds has been quite
lick for several weeks.
Mr., Lee Clements. OF Swansboro Is
,onincd 20 his room in consequence Of
sickness.
Mr.. G.. r. y. Caracristi. Of Chesterfield. |
las prepared for the Bureau OF the Ameri- |
AN Republics a report on the coal beds !
nd petroleum deposits Of Colombia,
south America.