The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
HIS HONOR'S TRIBUNAL.
sEYERAL CASES WE'RE DISPOSED OF
AT TIE MAJORS COURT.
Gracefully Observation-Disclosures Meet
tug-Tcachers Eiected--County Court.
Knocked Out-Ncwsy Notes.
NAxcHEsrxR BrRKAU RICHMOND TINS.
1874 Hull STREET. BHATrIx BLOCK.


The usual good order and high regard
for the law which has prevailed in the
city across the way OF late was broken
yesterday, and a number Of sinners broke
loose all at once. His Honor. Mayor
Maurice, swelled the treasury consid-
erably yesterday. and the oil burned In
the lamps at the police-station will not
cost the city anything for some time.
John Jackson, q negro man, went into
Monkeys bar-room Saturday night and
got into a row with William Dobbins and
Charles Dobbins. The mayor fined Jack
son S. and warrant was issued for
Charles Dobbins for striking Jackson with
n pound weight.
Henry Reed (coiored) got well tanked up
Saturday night and proceeded to chase
his sister Mary White, with a broom.
Evidently the hilarious fellow wanted to
make clean sweep. He paid a little
over 81 for his jag.
Friendship Lodge. No. 20. knights OF
Pythias. have installed the following
officers for the ensuing term c. G. Nun
nally past chancellor; j. y. Rountree,
chancellor commander; M. A. Maurice,
Hce-chancellor; J. o. Goode, prelate;
J. j. Cook, master at arms; II. i. Kidd,
master OF finance; w. T. Llthgow, keeper
of records and seal; ]. w. Condry, mas
ter Of exchequer; J. II. Nichols. inside
guard; T.. l.. Clary. outside guard; trus-
tees. II. l.. Kidd, j. o. Goode. II. n. Ten
nellie.
Mr.. G. A. r. Meredith. Of this city, has
n number of relics that would prove or In
terest to collectors Of curiosities. Among
them are several epitaphs which he has
kept since his boyhood.
The choir of the Presbyterian church
Sunday presented their organist, Mr.. Gus
CARRIER with a copy of paradise Lost"
The book has raised letters, especially
made for the use Of the blind Mr.. Hugh
McTier, leader of the choir. was also pre-
scented with a handsome ebony baton
trimmed with gold
The services in the churches were well
attended Sunday, despite the slippery
condition of the sidewalks due to the ice
and snow, Rev. L. X. Thornhill an
nounced from his pulpit that Rev. r. r.
AGREE would be with the church next
Monday to assist in a protracted meeting.
Mr. AGREE is a great favorite in Manches-
ter where he has preached in several re-
vival meetings.
Rev. John J. Clopton, rector Of Meade
Memorial Episcopal church, reviewed the
morning. The membership has been
doubled and the congregation greatly in
creased. During his long rectorship Mr.
Clopton has greatly endeared himself 10
his people.
James river presented a beautiful APP
pearance yesterday morning. The islands
were covered with snow. and thousands
of icicles, hanging from the trees, spar
killed. like brilliant jtwels.
The Bainbridge- street Baptist church
Sunday morning elected the following
teachers for this year; Messrs. G. S.
Williamson, n. A. Eubank, w. =. Savory,
j. A. Harrison, J. A. Blanton b. NJ. Rob-
ertson A. Snellings. l.. r. Thornhill, w.
l.. Moody A. W. Meadow, J. j. Bailey.
A. p. DuvaI. Misses Ida Flournoy, NJ
Moody, Kate Richardson. Ruth Nunnally,
Annie Blankenship. Nolan Savory. Glenn
ME Pond Carrie Jones, Cora ID. Nun
nally, Lena Haddep. Madames j. NJ.
Whitfield, Ida Darlington, $. b. DuVall
and J. w. Reynolds.
Captain r. J. Cooper. who died in Rich
mond Friday, was for long time a we'll
known resident of Manchester.
The funeral services of Mrs. Emiline
Cottrelt, who died yesterday morning at
IL O'clock at the residence OF Mr.. John
Purcell. will take place this afternoon
at o'clock from West-End Methodist
church.
The county court Of Chesterfield was
In session yesterday. Several criminal
cases were on the docket, but will be
held over until next term.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie d. Mann,
who died at the Conrad Institute. in
Sunday last. will take place
this morning at 10 o'clock from Fifth
street Methodist Episcopal church.
During the services at Meade Memorial
church Sunday morning a piece of plas-
tering fell from the wall. 1t struck
who was sitting Oh the bench
underneath and caused some
little excitement.
The little child Of Rev. T.. T. Dadmun,
pastor of West-End Methodist church,
died yesterday morning at the home Of its
parents. The father has the sympathy
of the community in his bereavement.
Mr.. y. A. Nunnally was considerably
improved yesterday.
More snow has been cleared from the
lake at Forest Hill Park. and the skating
was being much enjoyed yesterday.
Cornelius Mimms, the colored lawyer of
who was retained as counsel
for William Perkins. the colored youth
who shot and killed John Pearson near |
Bon Air, is reported as saying that the |
statement which appeared in a Richmond
paper accrediting him with saying that !
his client would be convicted of man |
slaughter led 10 his being knocked out
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