The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
A FEMININE SH0UTER.
surc.nK yKAR BREAKING UP THE
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
q, m. court.-wni Present the I'''ie
,oonn Place Of Meeting Changed
Fun in Leader Hsli--Per'onai'
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or,,,ch ON the Midlothian pike. There
Nos n revival going on at the ehut0n'
80 t1oicomb's wife got very Happy on
a. ,,,o,rners' bcnch Dcacons Ross ana
,.,.,o,ds tried 20 quiet down the shout-
ing female by holding her tight around
,he waist. Presently the woman shou'eu'
.r,.uolul,b.o and fell back into the arms
- p,sron REYNOLDS. Whcn the u"s""'''
u -, ,bo deacon 20 turn his VIE loose
m the deacon refused 10 DO anu tlyn
conc "a scramble as 20 Whlch INA" 9"D"'
or.brace the woman VINO was WI -
an 10 a high pitch OF excitement
comb n seems. struck the deacon J." -
xourse Of the proceedings, anu SV0.' -
whole meeting was In lai way -,
broken up. all on account OF ',o s,''3s',,1
propensiues Of one coloien nun 49, l1ei.
fioi.o,,h was required 20 pay the costs
and give bond for his good Dehaslo "a Ia
slv months. The woman VIII De bapu%0N
in a few days. ,..,choster
oc.inst j. j. Crump. which came UP on
op appeal from the Mayors court 70 inc
hu,finrs court. was decided yesteraay;
me case involves the validity Oh NV
ordinauce Of the city council requlrIns
loaded vehicles travelling over the ma
adanized streets 10 have upon theIT
wheels tires Of extra width.
Tbe court decided that the councll,
nm Ter the charter of the city, had right
90 mass such AN ordinance, ana theIe-
lore affirmed the decision Of the Mayor
establishing the validity Of the ordlh-
ance.
Am the felony cases including that OF
Che Commonwealth against George ives
colt. charged with stealing $500 from
the Richmond and Manchester halfway
COMPANY. went over 10 the July term OF
the hastings court Several mlsdemeanor
cases will be tried tomorrow
Mr.. a. q. Atkinson, counsel for Henry
Jones (c0l0reD charged with setting IRE
10 the Patch Block. on HUI street APP
plicd yesterday 10 Judge Ingram for pall.
After the examination Of witnesses the
judge admitted the prisoner TO bail in the
sum Of 500. I'm rendering his decision
as 10 the question Of BAIL Judge Ingram
remarked that This is case which
should be thoroughly investigated; and,
he added. "the city council could not
appropriate money for better purpose
than 10 ferret out the perpetrators of
this most dastardy crime
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing ". n. Crawford was fined s. for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct on
the street. and G.. NJ. Bower was fined
$3.50 for ne latter offense The two had
a personal encounter near the Hull-street
depot Saturday which led TO their arrest.
Two white boys were fined 81 each for
throwing rocks on the street; and +. VI.
Tignor. a white man, was fined $3.50 for
lounging about on the street.
The pretty opera. the Little Tycoon"
will be presented at Gibbs Opera-House
tonight and tomorrow night.
The cast IS composed Of well-known
amateur talent Of this city and Rich
Taond. who viii no doubt DO themselves
great credit. Miss Ida Robinson will APP
pear In the title role.
Following IS the cast:
General Knickerbocker Zone Of the old
time Kuickerbockersl. Mr.. Charles Picot;
Alvin Barry "a young Wall-street broker,
afterward Great Tycoon Of Japan. Mr..
J. Louis Sullivan; Rufus Ready (Alvn's
college friend (afterward Gull-Gun. inter
prefer 10 the Great tycoon, Mr., Bernard
Walden; Lord Dolphin. Mr.. Sam Garter;
Teddy Gord Dolphin's NaleD Mr.. Charles
SaWtelle; First and Second Customh0use
Officers. Messrs. Willie Owens and Gus
Goolshy; Montgomery. Mr.. Royal Web
ster; John General Knickerbocker's foot
mani. Mr. Floyd Morrissett; Sailor, Mr..
Charles Whiuock; Miss Hurricane
(Chaperon 10 Tourist Maidens). Miss Min
uie Jones' Dolly Dmple> (ViOlets school
friend). Miss Lille May Baird and Violet
General KnickerbOckcr's daughter), Miss
Ida Robinson.
others who will take part are: Miss
Page Snellings, Miss Jessie Moody, Miss
Cooley Lowell Miss Christy Brown, Miss
Susie Brown. Miss Ethel Harding Miss
Flossie Moore. Miss Aurelia Blanhnship.
Mrs McCrone. Mr. Robert Baird. Mr.
Robert Tophim. Mr. Willie Snellings. Mr.
Robert Brown, Mr.. Lacy Fendley. Mr.
Eddie Burton. Mr.. Henry Walden. Mr..
Illden Harrison.
The meeting Of those who favor Colonel
a. 5. Buford for Governor. announced TO
take place IN Gibbs Opera-HOuse tonight,
has been changed to be held in Odd-Fel-
lows Han. corner of Eighth and Hull
streets. The meeting will take place at
sa) o'clock. and the public generally, and
especially those who favor Colonel Blu
i'ii candidacy. are invited 10 be
present.
br, Lawrence ingram yesterday re-
moved several pieces Of glass from a
c1.otei hremaa's arm, which had been in
ihr limb since last July. when the man
WIS hurt be- an accident.
The entertainment for the benefit Of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Band began in Leader Hall last night.
lhe programme consisted Of music by the
band. ught-rOpe walking by Professor
Freechon and other attractive features.
q number OF pretty presents were voted
O ay. The entertainment will continue
through the week with change Of pro-
CANINE each night
= be Baptist sunday-Scbooi Association
- Chesterfield county held IT'S monthly
nseting Sunday af Tomahpwk church.
i-ev Or. a. j.. Dickinson. Of Richmond,
tifered an af1rers. az ala also Judge
Is a. Hancock
the meeting nas very interesting one
st1 an excellent dinner VAS served In
ne church-yard
The annual picnic n Flfh-street Metho-
1-t Sunday school will take place this
ysar al Providence Forge.
The 2Sth instant ls the date. and 81 Is
expected quite large crowd win accom-
l@ny me school ON their trip 10 this
pleasant resort.
The ordination Of Rev. w. l.. Hayes
to'6 place at Stockton-street Baptist
church Sunday afternoon. Revs. W r.
J'ly. OF Richmond. l.. Il. Thornhil. OF
halnbfide-street Baptist church. and
others took part I'm the exercises
Mrs ). H. Johnson and children have
gone TO the mountains 10 spend the sum
mer
Nr' John II. Burton. Of Henrico. form
cry OF Manchester. who has been i'll. is
improving
ATS MIS-. Z. b. Brooks ana her daughter.
=, .'SS Mary Potter Brooks. OF Newbergh.
y y l., who are on their way home from