The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-04
DANGER AND HARMONY
A NEGRO ARRESTED FOR STEALING
PISTOL ANDAN ACCORDION.
A Landmark Removcd--Hepsir shops To
Locate In KeyssilIe-rn Uncle Sans
scryice-ChesterneId Court.
MANCHESTER BuEE 10 RrcHMoSD TINES.
ll2l Hull sTElEg. BEATrIE BLOCK. !

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Chief OF Police Lipacomb and Officer
Moles arrested yesterday William Turner
an ex-convict. on warrant charging
him with breaking and entering a stable
occupied by James Washington, and steal
IN. a pistol and am ACCORDION. The officers
went 90 sir. r. w. Woods premises, near
Forest iiM Park. where Turner was at
work, and when the latter got glimpse
Of the blue coats. he made very de-
oldcd break. lie was captured. however
and Will appear before the Mayor this
morning.. The pistol and ACCORDION we're
recovered
me ckcayating which has been going
on I'd the historic Trent place. near me
Free bridge in This city has LEFT the oll
Trent house standing high up. II VIII
hot be long now before the Ola DulIdlnS
VIII have 90 bee pulled down, ana whcn
IL does go down there Will have passed
away one Of the first buildings erected IN
Manchester
Tn, suit instituted 10y Thorpc's admin
lsiraflx against the Richmond and Pc
toTsburg Railroad Company 10 recover
$1,000 la which the jury failed 10 render
a verdict at q late hour Tuesday night,
was a legal question in which theT" was
some fftFffHtfHr df< tfHffstff anu f''' 'ANf''
cross-qucstoning by the attorneys on
both sides was as interesting 10 the spec
tat0rs as ~ was puzzliug TO some OF the
witnesses. Colonel Macon. who Is one
81 the attorneys for the plainum. feels
confident that he viii get verdict in July
next. when the case again comes M Tor
trial. lie stated yesterday that the plain
uG had gathered "a number OF strong
points Of late. and that their side would
ho oven stronger than ever at the next
trial.
The Keysville Progress Of this week
says that I'm regard TO its statement as 20
the Richmond and Danville railroad shops
being removed 10 that place. the meaning
was that the repair shops and not the
Manchester shops would be removed 10
Kcysville The Progress adds that from
a conversation with a gentleman who was
IN a position 10 know. there Is every rea-
son TO believe that the shops will locate
there
Mr. J. T.. Jackson. Jr., OF Chesterfield,
left yesterday morning for Washington,
where he goes 90 accept a position In the
Treasury Department.
Mr.. Jackson Is one Of the leading Demo
Gratis Of Midlothian district, and he Sc
cured the position IN Washington through
the influence Of Congressman Wise.
The Chesterfield County Court will meet |
next Monday.
The case Of James Lynch. the tramp |
now confined I'm the Chesterfield Jail |
charged with the murder Of one-armed |
tramp near Chester will probably be |
tried
Mrs. D. T. Lipscomb aas gone North |
on business.
IL IS expected that the new city aims
house will be built i'm a few months.
Miss Minerva Wicks OF Petersburg. is .
visiting Miss Norma Lithgow, on Perry
street
The rain IS interfering with the work
Of repairing the syreet-car tracks on
Seventh.
Rev. Charles n. Van Houten, pastor Of
the Presbyterian church, has Rcne TO |
Baltimore.
The next meeting Of the Manchester
Literary and Social Circle Will be held |
Friday night at the residence OF Mrs
Laura Walden. on cambridge street be- |
tween Eighth and Ninth.
Rev. Dr. r.. T. Kerr will lecture I'm
Leader Han Friday night on " Jour
ney I'm the orient" The lecture will be
llSder the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid !
Society OF Meade-Memorial church.