The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
MIR. GEORGE SHE'LL BADLY MUIR T
Two Richmond Statesmen Fined for Sell
Ing Goods Without q License.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 29.-Special
A warrant has been Issued by the author
tiles Of Prince George county for the
arrest OF a yoyng man who is charged
with the betrayal Of young lady Of
that county under promise of marriage.
The accused. It IS said, has left the
county for parts unknown.
Mr.. George Shell. n citizen OF Chester
field county, fell from his buggy on
Bollingbrook street this morning and
was very b2dly cut on the head.
Tomorrow, the Goth of July, is the
tweDty-ninth anniversary Of the battle
Of the Crater.
Messrs. J. Block an1 Charles Kahn,
travelling statesmen FOR Richmond firm,
were fined 50 and costs each In the May
or's court this afternoon for selling goods
by sample without a license. The ac-
cused thrOl gh their counsel, Mr. w. II,
Jones. took an appeal TO the Hastings
Court Til se arc the same parties who
were fined yesterday for the same Of
Tense. but who were afterwards granted
a rehearing. The decision OF the presid-
ing justice was the same he gave on
yesterday.
Mayor Charles T. Collier and Mrs Col
lier have returned home from the Yellow
Sulphur Springs, where they have been
for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. WGverly Daniel OF Man
chester are or a visit 10 friends here.
The Petersburg Grays, Captain II. f..
Heath left here this afternoon for Rich
mond where at IL o'clock tonight they
viii take a special train over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road for the White
Sulphur Springs, 10 go into encamp-
ment with the Fourth Virginia regiment.
The Grays carried twenty-nine men. rank
and file.
The following are the names OF those
who went: Captain T. f. Heath. Lieuten-
ants James Weddill and W. A. Bond
Sergeants Harry Mann. w. II. cooner
and Ashton Moody, Corporals W. r
Doyle, j. Y. Friend and T.. II. Prlchett
Priv.tes Blackwell. Beasley, Badger
Campbell, Cooke, Edwards. Gee. Hudgens
Field, Hall, Lippett Meachan. Plummer
>. a. Roserson, Reese. Syme, Scott
"hyte, Andrews Plunmer, John McCraa
MI. y. T.. Spratley died at his home IN
this city tonight at 1910 O'Clock. AFTER
a long Illness. The deceased was the
father Of Mr.. r. j. J. Spratley, teller Of
the National Bank.
The Second Battalion OF Colored Vol
unieers Of Virginia will be inspected at
| NoFIolk on Monday afternoon by The
commanding officer. Major w. f.. Jack
son. OF PETERSBURG The Flipper Guards
! Company D. Petersburg Blues. Company
{, and Petersburg Guards. Company A
Wmch companies are attached to this
battalion. viii leave here to-morrow
night at $50 o'clock on the steamer
Ariel for Norfolk
The receipts OF the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company at Petersburg
| Tor the quarter ending June 30. 1899,
exceeded the collections for the same
priod of 1902 10 per cent.
The funeral OF the late r. r. Hobbs
took place from the Washington
NJ. r. church to-day, and was largely
attended. 1t is understood that Mr..
Hobbs carried life insurance Of $4,000.
Intelligence was received here tonight
of the death Of Mr.. Mac Edwards, a SON Of
Mr.. II. I. Edwards, which occurred at
his home, near SUSSEX Courthouse. this
morning The deceased was a nephew of
Mr.. l.. l.. Edwards. Of Petersburg, an en-
pioye OF the Atlantic Coast Line.
Mr.. W. a. Fem, OF the firm OF Fem
owens, Is quite sick.