The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-28
WAS FOUND DEAD In BED.
MN WILLIAM G. sxyoRr DIES STD
DENLY or CONSUMPTION
A Heavy Docket In the Police courf-Run-
away on cambridge street-christmas
Calculations Personals and Notes.
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Afr. William r. savory. who boarded
NJ the residence Of Mrs. w. u. Gary cor
ner Ninth and Perry streets, was found
dead In 6cd yesterday morning Mr.
Sayory had been a sufferer from con-
sumption for several years, and OF late
had beer falling rapidly. Tuesday night
ne retired as usual but did not come down
TO breakfast yesterday morning. Mrs.
Gary sent her little daughter 10 awaken
him. The child soon returned and said
that she had raped upon his door sever
al times but received no answer. This
aroused the suspicion Of several other
members Of the household. who fmme-
diafcly went to his room and found that
he was dead
Deceased was in the thirty-seventh
year OF his age. and was highly-respect-
ed young man. He was formerly resi-
dent Of Petersburg. but had resided in
this city for the past ten years. He was
for number Of years in the employ Of
the carpet and ail-paper house Of II. =.
Richardson d Company, Of Richmond,
where he was held I'm high esteem by his
employers.
lie WAS a. NsFOltl NleUbtI VI the
Bainbridge- street Baptist church. and
was an active worker I'm the Sunday
school, where he was for n number Of
years a teacher He IS the cousin OF
Messrs Il. q. and .. A. Sayory, of this
city. and has a large circle Of friends
who regret 20 hear of his death.
The funeral will take place this after
noon al 2:30 o'clock from cambridge
Street Baptist church, and the services
viii be conducted by Rev. l.. r. Thorn
hill. assisted BY DR.. w. Il. Hatcher. Of
Richmond.
Justice Tom +. owen presided in the
Mayors Court yesterday morning. and
had quite lengthy docket for his con-
sideration. The courtroom was packed
with interested spectators.
B. C. Cole and r. w. Andrews were
fined $3.50 each for fighting.
Ed Neal. ". A. Neal, and Jim Derby
tcoloredl. charged with fighting on the
street. We're each fined $3.50 and costs.
Albert Clarke and Joseph Goode doth
corered were charged with being drunk
and throwing rocks in the street. They
were each fined $3.50 and costs.
Jesse Hilton was fined $3.50 for being
drunk on the street.
Edward Moody (cOlored). charged with
being drunk and abusing Edward Walden.
was fined $50 He was also fined $3.50
for creating disturbance in the station
house and breaking up some furniture
in that place.
James Taylor (coiorcD, charged with
assaulting Edward Walden. Case continu-
ed until this morning.
Tho continued case OF William Whit
lock (coloredD, charged with creating a
disturbance on the street. was again con-
tinued until Saturday morning.
Nothing has been heard from Hon.
George -. Wise within the past week
relative TO the Manchester post-office.
Mr.. Vic has been endeavorng 90 have
n postmaster appointed for Manchester
and Richmond. TOO, but for some cause
the Postn,aster-General and President
Cleveland have q not taken hold of the
matter with that alacrty that the Demo-
Gratis Of the two cities would like to see
displayed by the administration.
horse attached Co It grocery wagon
ran away on cambridge street yesterday
afternoon. The animal dashed into va
cant lot between Eighth and Ninth streets.
and there the two occupants Of the
wagon were thrown out, without, how
ever. injuring them beyond q few bruises.
Mir. Ware Il. GAY, who is largely in
tcrested IN ccal mining in HenricO, and
who has recently bought some coal land
AT Midlothian, In Chesterfield, says that
fis company contemplate making some
important developments ia Chesterfield
during the coming year.
MIR Gay. I'm talking about the future OF
Manchester. says that he thinks IT Will
be very bright in the next few years, ana
that no other place can offer better facili-
ties end advantages fer manufacturing
ei tcipriKes.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
the following marriage licenses yesterday
to white couples. h. i. Cr0wder and Mrs.
$. A. Woodbridge, Joseph +. Spain ana
Margaret TAYLOR.
Al Swanshoro Episcopal mission to-
night there viii be Christmas services,
and the following musical programme
has been arranged; Opening hymn,
"Shout the Glad Tidings;" Gloria Patn
An c. 0ogers. Gloria Patri 90 c. T.,
Gloria Patri ~ c. r.. Gloria in TXcelis
(BeckeD. Cantate Domino G5eekeD, Bene-
diet Anima Mea (BeckeD, hymn, "Hark
the Herald Angels" and hymn, while
Shepherds Watch Their FlOcks.'
Mr.. Harry McRae arrived in the city
Tuesday from New Orleans and spent
the day with his brother Mr. G. Scott
McRae. Tuesday night MIR. Mcliae left
for New York where he will spend
few days before returning South. Since
he left Manchester ne has lived at OKLA
homa, ia the Indian Territory
Rev. Charles ~ Van Houten, OF the
Presbyterian church. will leave to-day
for New York. where he Will visit his
father. MIR. Van Houien's health has
not been very good for some months
and he has been granted a vacation by
his congregation in order 20 obtain
much~needed rest
Rev. w. 10. Hurt and Mr.. Aaron J..
Sampson are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Powhatan county.
Mr.. J. w Fuller, Of this city, left yes
terday to spend several days I'm North
Carolina.
Mr. Oscar Il. Harris OF Charlottesville.
Is visiting Mr.. h. II. Morrisett in Swans
boro.
Mr.. T. II. Smith. who had his foot
painfully hurt Saturday morning, is
slowly improving.
Mr. James T.. owen. who has been
quite sick Is Improving
Miss Claire Clayton left Tuesday 10
visit friends IN Amelia county
AIR. 4. T. Prison, who has been con-
fined 70 hts home by sickness, is able
20 be out again.
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