The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-06
CAPTURED AT LAST.
wTxDow-BREhkER ADAM GLENN
LkREyTED ny OFFICER SMITH.
In the Mayors Court-Meeting Of Hender-
eos Lodge. L. 90. H., and DaviI Council,
Jr.O.U. A. M.--Pcrsonsis and Notes.
HAScHrsrYE BunyAv RIcsxoSp TIxEs.
1921 HrIL srnFFr. BFATrfE BLOCK.

1921 HUI srnFFr. BEATrfE BLOCK.
Yesterday morning about 40 o'cloci
Officer Smith. while standing near The
corner Of Fourteenth and Hull streets
heard the crash Of breaking window
glass Looking down The street he saw
q man standing In front Of Mrs -. r.
Lipscombs store. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. OfIcer Smiih OBJ
serving that the man was coming toward
him. kept himself hid from view. When
tho man reached tho corner Of 1hir-
teenth street. Smith commanded him 10
halt. and the man ala so. The offender
was Adam Glenn. thoroughly worth
less negro. who spends q good proportion
Of each year behind prison bars.
Adam had under his arm tve-dollar
cloak and two hats. which he had taken
from Mrs Lipscomb's window.
Captain Smith remarked 20 Adam thai
he had been probably carrying on thia
business for some time, but Adam s"ors
this was his first window. and expressed
himself as being glad that he had peeA
caught I'm the act.
The prisoner was locked up. ana yes
tcrday morning the Mayor sent nm on
10 the Hustings Court for trial.
The window glass which was broken
WAS Of French plate and viii cost go to
be replaced.
The following store windows IN this
city have lately been robbed and goods
taken therefr0m: on December 18Th the
window OF Mr. Wellington Brands gro
Gerry store. Fourteenth and Hull streets,
was robbed and goods taken. On Deem
Der 18th the window OF Mr. William Gro
z;er, No. 1906 Hull street. was broken.
and the thieves carried away "A shoe.
On December I'd r. Ofsa. who con-
ducts a shoe-stOre near Thirteenth ana
Hull. had his window glass broken and
a shoe stolen: i'm this case the thieves |
were frightened away. In each robbery !
the damage done % the windows was
more than the goods stolen.
Daniel Wilkinson (colored) was fined |
$3.50 and costs yesterday morning I'm The |
Mayors Court for creating a disturbance /
on the street IN default Of payment he |
was sent to jail for thirty days.
Treasurer G.. a. Carr. Of the National !
Union Lodge, No 63s, Of this city. paid
10 the widow Of George t.
Bingham 5000.
Secretary n. r. Michaels will occupy
the pulpit Of CioptOn-Street Baptist
church tomorrow morning This church
lie now without pastor the term Of
Rev. r. II. Rudd expiring on January
LIST and no one has been elected to sue
coed him.
Mr.. James f.. owen, who has been
quite sick, is slowly improving.
Miss Kate Drewry. who has been quite
sick for the past few days at her home
On Porter street is improving.
At a regular meeting Of Henderson
Lodge. 7. o. .. f.. held Thursday night.
he following officers were installed by
District Deputy Grand Master w. II.
'nead for the ensuing term: Noble Grand.
J. w. Craze; Nice-Grand, G. II. Crostic:
secretary. Matthew Norton Treasurer.
T. W. Mccain; Chaplain, o. j. Markham:
light Supporter TO Noble Grand. L. ].
iarris; Left Supporter TO Noble Grand.
V. II. Wilkinson; Warden. W. r. Hart,
conductor. c. s. Wells; Right Scene Sup
orter Oscar Niece; Left Scene Sup
orter, G. h. Price; Inside Guard. H. A.
laurice; Outside Guard, w. u. Brown y
light Supporter to Nicc-Grand H. NJ b
wen; Left Supporter To Nice-Grand J. y
Z. Toney. W. r. Hart, c. S. Wells. and {
atthew Morton were elected trustees for n
Re ensuing year. From the reports the
'dge is in good condition.
The following officers OF Davis Council. b
=. u. A. NJ. We're installed Thursday Il
lght by District Deputy State Councillor h
Z. T. Pugh; Junior Past Councillor, !. l.. /
nv t'hiAil r. V. Moore, vice. |
ouncillor, +. l.. Priddy: Recording Sec q
'tary. W. f. Smith; Assistant Record il
g Secretary. A. L. Simpson; Treasurer. !
ID. Wilkinson; Conductor, Walter r. | C
NTH; Warden. j. II. Smith: Inside SEN /,
mel. A. Rudd; outside Sentinel, William I,
oles; Trustee 6or eighteen months. c.
Wells; Representative TO Funeral Ben 81,
I Association. G. S. Wells. 4,
rhe funeral OF Rev. Francis j. Boggs, r,
nose sudden death occurred at Ashland =
ednesday, took place yesterday morn =
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dr. Boggs was twice pastor of Central @,
sthodist church. In this city. He was ii
e of the first pastors Of that church. -
wing first served IL nearly fifty years -
o. He lived in Chesterfield. near Man
ester. for some years. and was widely
own In this community.
dr. George III. Duke has taken the Man p'
ester delivery OF the Times. Mr.. Duke NJ
reliable man. and will serve his pa "
ms In competent manner. vi