The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03
BURIED IN LAKEWOOD.
xHE REMAINS or JUSIUs n. TCNHf
tsrrRsED YESTERDAY.
e.s Deaths Of Mrs. Bass and miss "e"s'
The Literary Society heets-'he
psiry-Msid Entertainmenr
nf,seprsrrn BUREAU R1cHMoSD 1IMfs'
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Tie funeral Of the late Jn'i's t.
rorcy took place yesterday afternoon az
r o'clock from his mothers residence
no. 1913 Hui street. The intermen' took
alace Ia Oakwood cemetery. The remains
we're brought 10 this city Thursday night
md taken TO the undertaking establish
mont OF Mr.. S. NJ. Pcrdue. where they
sse,e prepared for burial MIR. Pcrduc
says tho young mans neck Was broken,
,is skull cracked. the left side OF his
face bruised. and bruise on the left
shoulder.
The theory e. that the young man was
I'm the top Of "A box-car. between the
cars. and fcn upon the left side OF mis-
head. with the result described above.
AT the inquest held over the remains
the company was eXOncratcd from an
blame. The deceased carried a life In
kurance policy in the Metropolitan In
surapce Company.
Mrs. LILLIAN Bass died Thursday AFTER
noon at her late residence. corner OF
Twelfth and Stockton streets. I'm the Tor
,lcth year OF her age. She had been very
sll some time prior 60 her death, and
while her death was not unexpected II is
doeply regretted by all who knew her
Shc was a most estimabe lady. and her
death has occasioned deep sorrow IN the
community in which she lived. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon
At o'clock from the Stockton-Street
Baptist church.
The meetings at West-End Methodlst
church are growing in interest, and there
has been n large number Of conversions
Every night The meeting Thursday night
by the officers and teachers of the sun
Hay-school was a grand success, and there
srere eight or ten conversions The meet
ing tonight at 7:45 o'clock will be con-
Quoted By the young men Of the church.
Ian cordially invited.
The regular meeting OF the Henry Lit
orary and Debating Society was held
Thursday night in the pastors study OF
lCowardin-Avenue Christian chufch' WIN
a large attendance OF members. Rev.
w. n. Trainham ana Mr.. w. y. Cox
discussed the benefits Of literary So
ctetv I'm Manchester. ana Mr.. Trainham,
at the request of the Chair. read selec-
ton. A committee was appointed 10 get
IN a concert to be given at an early
date for the benefit Of the society. Judge
William ]. Clopton, Mr.. Ben. j. owen
.Jr. and Mr.. r. $. Robertson were elec-
Ted honorary members OF the society.
The dairy-maid entertainment given
,rbursdav night at the residence Of Mrs.
II T. LipscOmb was n decided success. |
mo large rooms and hall were crowded, |
and everybody spent most dehehuul |
evening The selections on the Nolln |
wondered by Mr.. J. 7. Eagle ana the |
music by the Eureka cub composer Oh
Nessrs. Arthur Nunnaily, Ernest Jones'
Robert Topham, and Robert Jonesl' was
highly enjoyed. Mrs. LipscomD ana MIS-.
William Whitworth, who had charge OF
the entertainment, realized nice sum
for their respective churches.
His Honor. Mayor Maurice, looked as
nanny as ever yesterday morning Wheh
he entered the courtroom. The only case
with which he had 20 contend was that
Of n young white youth charged with
kicking a colorcd boy. The accused was
fined 81.
Mr.. Emmett Bailey Of charlottesville
IS visiting his parents ia this city.
Mr.. Rosser /. Moody left Thursday
night for n visit 10 North Carolina.
Miss Flossie Moore left yesterday even
ing for Greensboro. y. c., on a visit 10
Mrs. p. D. Meade
Rev J. r. Johnston will preach morn
Ing and night at Clopton-Street Baptist
church tomorrow.
Miss Amanda Wells. whose illness has
been announced. died at her residence on
cambridge street between Ninth and
Tenth Thursday afternoon. The deceased
was fifty-six years of age. She was the
lister Of Mr. Albert Wells. The funeral
COX place from her late residence at
o'clock yesterday evening.
Lenten services were held at the Meade
lemorial church yesterday morning.
In the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield,
/ the case of Jayne VS.. the Farmville
nd Powhatan railroad, the jury returned
verdict in favor of the plaintiff, who
as represented by Mr.. Lawrence =.
DOL. This was damage suit.
Capt. Hugh Longest. Of Chesterfield,
as i'm the city yesterday.
Mr.. Il. A. Savory was reported TO be
etter yesterday morning. lie is still
cry Ill.