The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-26
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Fletcher J. Hurt. coiored man en-
ployed by the Richmond and Danviile
Railroad Company, was accidentally
killed yesterday at Midlothian station. In
Chesterfield county. He was helping a
depot hand TO move a heavy box OF
freight when in some way the box fell
over ON him, killing him almost instantly.
Judge B. A. Hancock. Of the Circuit
Court, rendered his opinion Friday In
the case Of Howard VS.. Royal. trustee
This case has been pending about eighteen
mmtbs. The Court decided every point
IN the case IN favor OF the trustee for the
creditors lie delivered & long and adie
opinion.
Telia Baugh and Amy Jones Doth col
oredl were before the Mayors Court yes
terday morning charged with creating
disturbance on the street. They were
fined s. each. -.
The following cases were disposed OF
In the Hustings Court yesterday:
Maggie Branch tcolored). third case OF
ne,it larceny. Fined s. and sent to JAN
Tor six months
sldnev COX. charged with being en-
gagged in gaming. Fined ~ ,.
Charles Rowen. charged with assault
ing Rev. r. H. Rudd on the street sent
10 nail for one day and required 10 give
bond in the sum Of 500.
Jesse Hilton (ccolored). misdemeanor'
Dismissed. .,oraa,,
morning at 7:85 O'Clock at mis- mother
residence. corner Of Thirteenth and STOCK
ton streets. Mr.. Chalkley was In the
twenty-third year Of his age. ana had
been in III health for several years SUI
ferlng from consumption. Deceased was
the eldest child of Mrs. Emma v ana
the late Charles Chalkley. lie was no
BILE, upright young man. and by MS gen.
lie disposition won the confidence ana
esteem Of all whom he came in contact
with. He was for many years conhecteu
with the Western Union Telegraph Com
f,any. and was one OF their most EN-
bient telegraph operators. Mr. Chalkiey
twas n consistent member of cambridge
street Baptist church. from which place
mis- funeral will take place to-day AT
O'Clock, and the interment VIII take pace
I'm Maury cemetery
! The funeral of Mrs. G. s. Maurice, whose
death Friday night was noted in Inc
Times, will take place this afternoon
Mt 8 o'clock from her late residence.
Rev. ]. J. Clopton will occupy his pull
pit both morning and night al Meade-Me-
o'clock ne viii preach on Prayer. ana
nj 7:I5 o'clock on "The Prodigal Son.
! Secretary r.. f. Michaels will conduct
The services at Fifth-Street Methodist
church to-day. and Mr.. j. II. Busby at
night
Rev. w. u. Hurt will preach at both
seryices at Stockton-Street Baptist church.
The revival services which were In pro-
gress last week will be continued thls
week. Rev. DR.. W. W. Landrum, OF the
Second Baptist church, In Richmond, VIII
preach nj this church tomorrow night
at 730 O'clock
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
BUILDING Fund Committee OF West-End
Methodist church Will be held this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. AL are cordially IN
vited 20 attend.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Meade-Me-
mortal church will give Silver Tea
at the rectory on Tuesday, December ith'
from 10 10 Z. NJ.
There will be Thanksgiving services AT
Rainbridge- Street Baptist church next
Thursday morning at II O'Clock, conducted
by Rev. DIR. W. w. Landrum. Rev. Or.
Theodore Whitfield. pastor OF Fuitoh
Baptist church, I'm Richmond, VIII DE
present and take part in the services.
Miss Emily B. Terrill. Of Belle Vue,
King William county. Is visiting relatives
In this city.
MIR. Edward Tyson. of North Carolina,
formerly Of this city. is here on visit
TO his relatives. lie is brother or
Mr.. Arthur Il. Tyson, OF this city.
Passengers on the Mayos-bridge street
car line change cars now at the Dock
in Richmond. The railroad trestle is
being fixed at this point which prevents
the cars from running through
Mr. Reinhold Paul and wife, of this
city, left yesterday evening for Lam
caster. Pa, to attend the funeral Of his
sister, Mrs. Emma Zimmerman. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Paul's father
and mother, OF Chesterfield.