The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-01
4 FULL-DRESS GERMAN.
yOrxG PEOPLE SAks MERRY TILL
AIATE HOUR At CENTRAITA.
vongo Comes 50 See Mayor Maurice Him
self-Thsnksgivipg services-Ferson-
ais and other Notes.
MlScnrsrrR BuREAU RICHMOND TINES.
no, Hrfr. sTpHFT. RFaTTIE BLOCK.


wessrs Herbert Friend and Drewry
Chcatham gave a full-dress german, In
which quite a number Of young people
participated. at Ccntralia on Wednesday
r.rht At midnight supper was furnished
after which dancing was resumed until
nc wee sma hours Of the morn. The
following young ladies and gentlemen
from this city attended the german ana
returned yesterday morning. much pleased
with the occasion. Miss Lizzie Graves
Miss Elise Taylor. Miss Laila Mayo, MISS
lila Mayo. Messrs. }. =. DuNal. w. r.
Merchant Lacy Fendly. r. L. WeDs'v''
E. a. Prison. Charles Friend. anu r. 80
IIobson. Of Richmond. ...,.-
Frank Wongo, better known as Spo
ted Horse the Indian prize-hsn', 10
in the city yesterday mormng' "pu 80.
iu0n Mayor Maurice. Wonso ASnV ,,.i ~
privilege to have an athieilC -.
al "a near date in this city. ne s"'u ~
me exhibition would include cup wins ,
ing acr0batic feats. ana t"i' p 'Ii'
srsrrIng match with eight-ouh. $3.50
'rhe Mayor stated that ne hau ~ ooyOS,
lion to thc athletic eNhipiuVh' p"e WIN
rot hermit "A sparring-ma'ch ot any
"a g. t,is cifv. 10 rs not probable that
,t.cvbu,iti,n VIII take place. as the main
',tt.rt ~ Wougo was 10 have a three
,ogpd bout with Jack Bolan. Wongo is
o. very Intelligent and highly educated
nan and i'm his conversation yesterday
morning with the Mayor. he had fine
foa uf language He also stated that the
pcreoHs who came over on Wednesday
and asked for privileges did not have
bis authority 10 do so: that he was in
Il -
De rc,urncd late on Wednesday night.
thanksgiving services were held yester-
d.. morning at Meade Memorial church,
and there was a large congregation
f-eseut rev. ]. J. Clopt0n, rector OF the
,f.rch preached very able sermon APP
rr0pHate 20 Thanksgiving Day The YES
A.. room Of this church was open yester-
6sv 10 receive contributions OF food,
clothing. or anything else for the poor and
reelv
Al tbe cambridge Street Baptist church
yesterday morning a large congregation
,eefoi Rev. DR. ". w Landrum, OF the
second Baptist church. Richmond. There
yere present a large number Of persons
az different denominations from this city
aud Richmond. lie took for his text
T..fesiastes vii. 10: Say not thou, what
:. rhe cause that the former days were
t.ter than these? for thou dost not
ir9ulro wisely concerning this and
r-lsched an eloquent sermon.
There was large congregation at
g.orkt0n-Street Baptist church Wednes-
dfv night. The revival services AT this
church are well attendedsevery night, and
much interest is manifested in the meet
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The fremen were engaged yesterday in
r.rairing the bell on the old jail. For a
me time persons ringing the bell were
obliged 20 20 on top of the house, as the
cord and wheel were in "A dilapidated
condition. They succeeded in remedy
nc the evil. and about II o'clock tested
-ha bell which brought out large num-
Der of people
During the month OF November the
tY'ice Of this city made sixty-three
arrests. of which twenty-five were mis-
Cemcanors and thirty-eight ordinance
violations. Chief Lipscomb made twenty
oeht arrests. officer Jones twenty, and
Umcer Smith fifteen.
The ball TO be given at Odd-Fellows'
Vau. corner OF Eighth and Hull streets.
tonight by the O. b. f.. Club. OF this
rtv. promises to be an enjoyable occa-
SON The committee OF arrangement
uessrs T. S. Wright. y. r. Elder and
ceorge pay-are working hard 10 make
ole ball "a success. The grand march will
commence al $50 o'clock.
The case Of Mamie Bailey (colored.
rareed with murder. will come up be-
frc Judge Ingram I'm the Hastings Court
TODAY.
Nothing of Importance was transacted
in the Mayors Court Yesterday
A large number Of persons went out In
Chesterfield yesterday 20 try their luck
90 hunting and fishing.
Mr. Ernest H. Weisiger who has been
confined at home by sickness for the
iast ten days was able TO be out yester-
4. .r morning.