The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
ACROSS THE BRIDGE.
YoUSG guLKss BURfdL 10 TAhB
PLACE go.D4T xg TRREE O'CLOCK.
rh. Conference Of the Central Methodist
Church Meets-Hnstings 'o"r'--A""
Mayor. Court-other News
M.Scn,s1rt BurrAu RIcnMoS6 TINES

1871 iULL sTETTT. btAIIiA nAV'N-
AR r. stration TuiEs. who died wed
nesdsy of typhoid fever. at the residence
Of his parents. corner Of Ninth and Por-
ter streets. vas highly esteemed young
man.
MIR. Fulks. who was in the tweniy-irst
wear OF his age. has been for the past
ten years beloved member OF the Second
Papfst church. of Richmond. As a mem
Der of the choir and Sunday school, ana
an ever-rcady and cheerful worker IN the
church. he had cndeared himself 10 the
pastor as we'll AK 10 the members OF the
church For The past seven years ne hau
held avn important position with Messfs.
n ~ Wood a. sons OF Richmond. and
during This time De faithfully discharged
his duties The deceased was the eldest
son OF sir claiborne l.. fulks, ana came
10 tnls city a few years aEo from hich-
Inond thorgh the family originally came
from HusuCn0t Springs in fo"ha'""
county AIR. tulks was held IN hieH e9
tenn bv an who knew him, and MS sao
death mas cast a gloom over the ehlIIe
community. re leaves his parents, three
sisters. and one brother TO mourn ther
loss The family has the sympathy OF
q large circle OF friends in their SAD be-
Teavement.
The funeral win take place to-day at
3 o'clock from the Second Baptist church
and the services viii bee conducted by Dr.
W. W Landrum. The iuterment will take
place In MaUry cemetery
There was a large attendance upon the
church conference al Central Methodist
church Wednesday night. and a good deal
OF church work was transacted. The pas
tor. Rev. Wesley G.. Walden. was present
and addressed the conference. This gem
tleman left Wednesday uiEht to attend
the Methodist Conference, which is in ses-
sion at Danvle. Va. The financial con-
oition Of the church is frst-class and the
following expenses have been paid for the
past year: Pastor 81 1920 Presiding Ell
der, 1881; Conference collection. 500; Bish-
ops fund, N2; Domestic Missions. SZu2l;
Woman's Missions. SZ735; Rosebuds. Sl32i,
Conference expenses. go; all other objects.
81 .2SG3S: total, s5.10936
Margaret Wasiingt IN (coloreO vas
before the Mayors Cour. yestcc Ily inori.
ing. charged with having 2. vicious log
on her premises. Arn'e Taylor. an old
colored woman, appeared IN court minus
a part Of her upoe~ up ana claimed that
the dog biz ner while she was talking o
a next-door leigh or. The Mayor C's
missed Margaret on the assurance that
the dog would be- taken ont or the city.
Mr. James o. DOrnn. while at work at
the carpenter SHOP of uIe Richmond ani
Danville shops, had one of his rugers
severely mashed about 1O O'Clock yesterday
morning. DR. Ar,1e- attended Afr H.. /
min, and rendered the necessary sCrgi al
aid
The Hastings Court was not in session
yesterday
The case Of Name bailey (colored).
charged with the murlor Of her i,.tant.
has been postponed until November 6lst.
on account Of The sickness OF Mr.. s ID.
Wing, Of Blackstone, co Iusel fo~ the
prisoner.
Cary Foster tud Joan Thomas we're
arrested yesterday morning by Ciicf of
Police Lpscomb. charged Vtth c-,9t,ng
disturbance at ihc corner Of Seventeenth
and Everett streets. They will l..ve a
hearing In the Mayors Court this n trn-
ing.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court was YES
terday engaged in the ,tit Of James t.
Turner against ~. Il. Ce~Mey lor $3.50
damages. Mr.. Charles l.. Tage represent
ed the plaintiff and Captain A. G. Axis
son is counsel for The defendant
The case Of Henry Hobsol cgiirst John
n. Johnson q Co. Cor $500 damages. has
been postponed until tie neXt term Of
the court.
Messrs. Colon Gregory and Walker
Washington left last night Ter Caroline
county, where they viii engage in fJnt-
ing FOR several days
Miss Aurela Blankensaip, &C Swift
Creek, who has been visiting fi.en5s in
this city. has returned home
Miss Lottie Coleman. Of Chester who
has been visiting in this city, has le-
turned home
The little daughter Of s'r Al eustus
Hobeck. who was run over Wednesday
morning, was somewhat improved yes
terday.