The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
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1921 Hull sTREFT. BfAIIlN bLoCh.
II Was nearly midnight Monday when
,he TIusfings court IN this city adjourned.
The court was engaged in the trial OF the
case OF Clements. executrix, against the
Richmond and Manchester Railway Com
pany. The argument was concluded about
1913 o'clock. and She case given TO the
Jury. which failed TO reach a verdict
They were adjourned over until 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning, and the second ume
failed 20 agree. The jury was dismissed
The case OF l. Blueford and Lewis
aeainst L. NJ. Latham and Thomas H.
Smith Tor 500 damages. was called In the
Hastings Court yesterday morning out
on motion OF counsel for the plaintiff
was dismissed AZ the latters' cost.
Thieves broke into the store OF Mr.. H.
A. Jordan. on Hull street, Monday night.
and carried OF a box containing seVeIat
dollars IN change. and some cigars ana
other articles. The entrance was eHecteu
by breaking one OF the panes OF glass IN
the front OF the store. No clue 10 the
guilty party.
In this city and community tramps
are becoming very annoying 10 tie resi-
dents. They seem 90 come into the city
on almost every train.
The electric lights in this city were
not burning a large part OF Monday Night
and the city was I'm darkness
At a largely attended meeting Of star
OF Hope Lodge. No. 533. Good Templars'
held in Odd-Felows Hall MOI day night
the following were elected: Henry Smith,
past chief templar; Waverly DanielP CHIEF
tenplar; Miss Hattie Smith vice chief
templar; James l.. Rogers, recording sec
rotary: Howard Smith, financial secre-
tary, Miss BERTHE oliver, treasurer; w. W.
Craig. chaplain; Walter Alley marshal;
George FriCk. sentinel Mr. James L.
Rogers was recommended 10 the Grand
Lodge as lodge deputy. Several promi-
nent members Of The order in Richmond
were in attendance.
IL Is expected that a large crowd will
greet Hon. John Goode when ne speaks
in Leader Han tomorrow night. All the
arrangements for his reception have been
made, and mighty outpouring Of Demo
Gratis will listen 20 the eloquent words Of
Mr.. GOOde in behalf Of Democracy. The
Richmond and Danyille Railroad band is /
expected TO furnish music FOR the occa- !
sion.
During the month OF October the clerk |
Of the Hastings Court issued twelve mar /
riage licenses, seven OF which were TO |
white and five 20 colored couples. During |
the same period there were thirty-two /
deeds entered 10 record in the clerks /
Office.
The police made IS arrests in October.
OF these were for felony, % for INSIDE
meanor and q for ordinance violations !
Chief Lipscomb made "a arrests. officer
Jones 16 officer Smith T. and the chief
and Officers Jones and Smith together 10.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of West
End Methodist church will give a socia-
BILE at that church tomorrow night Rev.
DR.. Tudor. Of Richmond, will deliver an |
address on the occasion, and an interest
Ing musical programme viii be rendered.
The Committee on Almhouse held
meeting in the Council chamber yester-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock, and trans
acted some routine business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w =. Bradley and Mr.. |
and Mrs. J. p. Robinson have returned
from Chicago.
There will be Democratic speaking at
Granite Friday night.
Mrs William Hay Garnett Of this city,
is visiting friends in Lynchburg.