The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-27
FROM THE SOUTH SIDE.
ITEMS or IyTEREsT8LRA FROM
THE OTHER SIDE THE BRIDGE.
The Musicians Are Happy-Mrs. ThornhiII
in Chicsgo--Desth of Mr.. John 81.
Jones-Stole the Money.
MiscHrs1rR BUREAU RICHMOND TINS.

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The members OF the Richmond snd
Danvllle Railroad Band In this city ere
happy over the result OF the series Of
entertainments given in Leader Hall last
week under the auspices Of the band. 1t
was a decided success. About 800 was
realized, and this will be used in furnish
Ing the members of the band with uni
forms.
The following is the result Of the vot-
Ing contest:
For the most popular musican-E. X.
Sampson received Isl; II. McTear 22s
and j. a. Williamson 190 Amount real
tied. $50.
For the FIRE set-A. G.. Hobeck re-
ceiyed 80 votes. ard Miss Walthall li6.
Amount realized, s2025.
The chair 10 the most popular mi 1is-
ter-Rev. W II. Trainham received III
votes. Rev. Z. 7. Dadmun go, and Rev.
Mcdaniel Rucker 1s3. Amount realized,
$3.50.
The following committee had charge Of
the fair: w. If. Kidd chairman, James
NJ. Lipscomb. H. w Brown. @. w.
Jones, J. a. Williamson, and William
Snyder.
Mrs L. f. Thoinhil. who IS enjoying
the novelties at the Worlds Fair. writ IS
back in glowing terms Of the great fair.
She VIII stay in The Windy city for
quite an extended visit.
Mr.. John NJ. Jones, who had charge Of
the dairy at the Holly Springs farm
Oajor Joseph Walkers residence, died
Sunday night after 4 lingering illness.
The deceased was a member Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. and hat
organization VII attend the funeral,
which vii take place this moralng at
il O'Clock from Branch's church, IN Chcs-
ter1eld The funeral procession will
leave Major Walkers AT 10 O'Clock.
The Hastings Court adjourned COR the
term yesterday.
Miss Cahell Hancock has returned to
the city.
Miss VI, rfle Liths2w IS visiting friends
at Green Bay. Va.
Professor Charles s. Maurice has re-
turned from Philadelphia
Mr. George II. Jewett. Of Mi1lOthiD1,
who has bccn very sick, Is improving.
in the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing o negro boy was fined a dollar for
fighting on the street.
Rev Mcdaniel Rucker was well
enough to Occupy his pulpit at FIJI h
street NJ Z. church Sunday.
me B0dfd OF oupefNiSofS OF ~b'Sttf-
field were in session ytsterday Il is the
last meeting Of the present board.
Mr.. j.. w. Baugh left yesterday On
visit to his youngest son. Willie Z.
Baugh, who left hare about four years
ago and now resides il Chicago.
a meeting Of the O'Ferrall com nittee
has been called by Chairman James T..
Bradley for tonight at s o'clock IN me
office Of A. ]. Bradley & Co., Leader
Building.
The Gospel meeting at Leader Hall
Sunday was very largely attended. Rev.
4. y. Dadmun conducted the services.
There was a chorus Of young men from
Fif.h-street NJ. i. church who sang
and Mr.. W. Il. Flournoy sang a solo.
Miss Molle Batcheller. Of Alexandria
is visiting relatives I'm this city.
William Turner (colored) was arrested
Yesterday on a charge Of stealing SIS
from another negro named William IT,
Davis. Both men are North Carolina
darkies, but have been sojourning IN
Manchester for some time Turner Will
have hearing at the Mayors Court
this morning.