The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
ENTERED BY THIEVES.
THE DARKROOM or NIX. NOLxS ASD
ANOTHER STORE WE'RE BOBBED.
Nom oriai Services to be Held st Leader
Haii-A Little Girl Run Ovsr-He Fell
OF of the Fence-Personais.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
1921 HULL STREET. BEATTIK BLOCK.

Thieves entered the bar-room OF Mr..
j. III. Moles. on Hull, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. Friday night.
The robbers attempted first to make
their entrance through the transom over
the back door. but failing in this. waat
around to the front door. and entered the
premises through the transom over the
front door. on Hull street.
After getting into the SALOON the cleo
trio light was turned on. and the thieves
helped themselves to cigars, tobacco. IL
quors. sandwiches, and other things. IL
seems that the night hawks took their
time, as they carried the sandwiches into
the pOol-roOm and ate to their hearts
content. throwing the fat part OF the ham
on the fioor. After satisfying their appe-
tite, they made their exit through the
back door, leaving IT open
The Plymouth Rock Company has Q
branch store in the same block, No. III.
second door from Mr.. Moles' saloon. This
store was also entered through the tran
som over the rear door. The robbers car
ried off four pairs OF pants and pstv
OF tan shoes belonging to Mr.. Stanley
Studwick. the manager OF the store.
The police were notified OF the fact, anc
Captain Lipscomb arrested William john
son (coloredD. who claims to be from
Powhatan. while attempting 10 pawn a
pair of pants in the pawnshop OF il. stern,
in Richmond. lie stated. after being
placed in cell at the police station.
that the pants were given to him by the
party who committed the robbery.
There were four others beside the pris-
oner. Johnson said he was on the look
out while the rest OF the gang did the
robbery. He has been stopping on Th!r-
taenth street, between Porter and Perry.
johnson gave the names OF all the par
ties. and shortly after Policeman Jones
waltzed in with James Taylor az one OF
the party The rest will no doubt be cap
There will be memorial services at
Leader Hall this afternoon nj o cloSh
in honor OF the memory or the iate X
j.. Michaels,, who was the yeSresa, s,'s
Christian Association. The programme
!. Singing, No. III. Gospel Hymns
2. Prayer by Rev; T. II. Thornhill
8. Singing. solo. Haddon Watkins
4 SCRIPTURE reading, Rev. w. G. Walden.
:. Singing. solo. Miss Ida Robinson.
No. $50; Gospel J., Hymns Some Time
s. ADDRESS by Rev. DIT. w J. Young.
7. singing. No. 26i. hide Me-" Gospel
Prayer by L. G.. Irwin.
O. Short addresses by Joseph David
son. ID. J. Wesiger. r. T. Norris. Enjah
Roach b. j. Walker. F. a. Lamb. ID.
NJ Wiltshire and others: -
10. Singing No. &5, Christ Liveth IN
Me-" Gospel Hymns.
II. Short addresses by ministers who
kenw him and his life work.
Y. Singing. No. rs. blessed Assur-
ance," Gospel Hymns.
IL. DOxoOgy.
II. Benediction.
Yesterday morning a little five-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. w. Neister was run
over by a wagon loaded with wood. one
of the rear wheels passed over the lower
portion of the chid's body. The accident
occurred at Mr., Neister's home. Crew
little girl was able TO walk yesterday
afternoon, but was suffering great
deal
Squire Tom T. owen disposed OF q
few unimpOrtant cases in the Mayors
Court yesterday morning.
Services will be conducted at Cowardin,
Avenue church this morning at IL
O'Clock by Rev. Walter Jennings. of the
Baptist Church. After the services a
meeting will be held by the members Of
the church business of importance viii
be brought up. A full attendance is de-
sired.
The City Central Democratic Commits
tee met Friday night and elected Mr..
Ernest II. Wells. a rising young law
yer of this city. as president OF the
committee.
school at 9:l5 A. NJ: services at II A. NJ
and S:l5 =. NJ. by Rev. Porter Hardy. OF
Petersburg; Junior Society of Christian
Endeavor at +: NJ; Christian Endeav-
OrerS ~ I'D '. VI.
Mr. Willie ]. Morrlsett is attending tho
school of embalming under Professor a.
Renouard. Of New York city.
The Swansboro Mission Sunday school
will give an excursion 10 Branchs church,
in Chesterfield county, on Wednesday
next, the 22d instant.
The infant child of Mr.. T. A. Park. OF
SWansbOro. continues quite sick.
Mr.. o. B. East's child is very sick in
SwansbOro
Mrs. l.. II. Clements is sick at her home
In SwansbOro.
Miss Mabel b. Winnie. who has been
visiting at Amelia Courthouse has re-
turned home.
Mr.. ID. Scott Brodnax. who has been
visiting in New York for the past week,
has returned home.
Little Robbie owen, son OF Mr.. II. V.
owen, fell from a fence on the premises
OF Mrs. Franklin. corner Twelfth and
Decatur streets, yesterday morning and
received a severe cut on his head. DR..
Whitfield was summoned and attended TO
the little fellow.