The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-07
THE TRAMP PAINTED.
VAS GETTING a DRINK OF WAFER
wHEx He LOST CONSCIOUSNESS.
\ Meeting Of tho Different Lodges-Mct
With . Painful Accidcnt--Death ofan
Ola Lsdy--Pcrsonsis and Notes.
MAxcHrsrrn BUREAU RrcHMoSp TrMEs. !
1871 uutI. STREET.. BEATTfE BLOCK


In The Mayors Court yesterday NOR
sng there we're two prisoners who We
herman tiamps. one was man, q
other a boy OF fifteen years They ma
q pitiful tale OF wandering hardship
Toll. 1hcy were about 10 be confined IN u
chain-gsng. but his Honor considering a
the circumstances, and especially the ia'
that they were only passing through tI
city when taken up. gave them thirt
minutes in which TO leave the city. Beior
starflng The boy asked for drink, com
planning of dizziness. While AT the hydran
he tainted As soon as he recovered the.
continued their journey.
Friday afternoon Mir. T.. J. Andrews
while at work in the planning MN o
Ncssrs. DuVai a Robinson, near IN
Petersburg railroad formerly the Man
chester Planning Mid, met with Vers
painful accident while at work at th'
thatcher he had the ends OF two OF ms
fingers OF the right hand cut OH. Ut
William a. Matthews was summoned ana
rendered the necessary medical attention.
District Deputy Grand Master W. II.
Sncad, accompanied by Grand Marshai
w. T. Smith, Grand Warden X. J.. Smilh,
Grand Treasurer r.. ;. Moody Grand
Secretary {. l.. Walthall, Past Grand g.
W. KOdtI, f. H. lVAtyf ~ -.
r. l.. Saunders and :. -. Wilkinson. eent
10 Hailsboro. Chesterfield county. Friday
night, and installed the following officers
OF Hailsboro Lodge, No. 81 1. o. .. f.:
William r. Chapman. noble grand; jacob
Brown. Nicc-grand; &. Mead. secretary,
J. III. Martin. treasurer, j. w. w. Corson'
chaplain; j. Il. Hagle, warden; {. W. hali'
conductor: A. ID. Lawton, right supporter
10 noble grand, Floyd Crandall, leit sup
porter to noble grand; j. II. Perpin, out
side guardian; William G. Mead, insi ie
guardian: r. W. Chapman, right sup
porter to vicc-grard; Wills Mister. left
supporter 20 vice-grand; A. H. Webster,
right scene supporter. and w. E. Harris
left scene supporter. About 10 o'clock an
elegant supper was served and the visit
ing Odd-Fellows from this city returned
home this morning highly pleased with
their trip. Halshoro Lodge Is in a
rourishing condition and has a good men,
bership.
Deputy G. ID. Ambald, OF Enterprise
Council, No ., Jr. q. L.. A. NJ, installed
the following officers of. New South Coun-
Gil, No. 8. Friday night: Junior Past Coun-
cillor. h. l.. Thomps on; Vice Councillor G..
H. Napier; Recording Secretary, W. IL.
KIDD, Assistant Recording Secretary, II. A.
Maurice; Financial Secretary, W. r. Pugh:
Treasurer, W. A. Daniels: Conductor, J..
w. Beach; Warden }. l.. BEDFORD; inside
Sentinel. Lee King; Outside Sentinel, G..
w. Jones. Trustee for eighteen months,
w. O. Randiett. Representative TO Funeral
Benefit Association, A. II. Hooker.
At a regular meeting of Opachisto
Tribe. No. rs. l. o. u. NJ, held at Gers
ley's Hail. in Swansboro, Friday night
the following chiefs were raised by Dep
uty Great Sachem j. l.. Day: Prophet,
j. G.. Rock; Sachem, &. II. Bureks;
Senior Sycamore, W. j. Williams; Junior
Sycamore, William Jewett; Chief Of
Records. J. l.. Day; Keeper of Wam-
pun. II. Il. Cheatham; First Sannap,
w. c. Clement Second Sannap, J. Il. |
Bennett; Guard Of the Wigwam Isaac |
Ningo; Guard OF the Forest, w. II. |
BEDFORD; First Warrior. w. ID. Johns:
Second Warrior, II. f.. Waymack; Third 1
Warrior, l.. a. Ferguson Fourth War
rior. Isaac Tinsley; First Brave, l.. II.
Clements; Second Brave. II. J. Butler;
Third Brave. Il. II. Darling; Fourth
Brave, E. M. Sadler. This order is in a
prosperous condition, and meets every
Friday night
Past Grand Chancellor 7. L. Courtney
and Vice-Grand Chancellor Il. r. Hulce.
OF Richmond, visited Friendship Lodge.
No: 20. Knights Of Pythas, Friday night.
Friendship Lodge will be twenty-three
years old the 10th of this month, and is
In good condition
The members in this city of the Equita-
bic League Of America held a meeting
Friday night
IL Will be remembered that this order
recently went into the hands of receivers.
and the members Friday night got their
certificates together and turned them
over to Mr. b. Nj. Robertson. who will
take them to Baltimore tomorrow and
deliver them to the receivers.
The members expect to get back the
Iull amount paid I'm on their certificates
At West-End Methodist church this ar
ernoon at 1870 o'clock Rev. IL. II. Dad
nun VIII preach special sermon 10 Lib
'rty council, }. o. Il. A. NJ 1t is ex-
'ected that large number of Juniors
will attend to hear this eloquent young
livlne. 'e
Rev. w II. Trainham, OF Cowardin-
avenue Christian church. will preach this
morning from the subject, "Hindered bv
SIN; at night True Success In Thee"
\ Kind invitation is extended to all.
State Secretary II. o. Williams. OF the
Iouns Mems Christian Association, viii
ccupy the pulpit this morning at the
Presbyterian church at II O'Clock. Mr.
ieorsc +. Tibbitts, of the Young Mems
'hiistian Association. will preach to-
light.
Rev. l.. 4. Dadmun will occupy his pull
IL at West-End Methodist church this
lorning The Christian Endeavor Society
this church Will meet at T.. NJ. To-
light Rev. Mcdaniel Rucker will exchange
ulpts with the pastor Of this church
nd administer the Lords Supper. All
re cordially invited.
Secretary r. h. Mlchaels will conduct
he services at Clopton-Street Baptist
nurch this morning.
Mrs Mary A. Peters died Friday after
Don at 4:30 O'Clock at her residence. No.
= east Fourth street, from the effects
the grip. Deceased was in the fiftieth
EAR OF her age. and had been residing in
lis city for the past fifteen years. The
neral Will take place this afternoon
ON her late residence. and the services !
i'll be conducted by Rev. Mcdaniel
ucker.
The motormen and conductors OF the !
ull and Perry-street Lnes partook of an ]
eeant oyster supper at Higgins about
o'clock Friday night. The jolly street.
r boys dispersed about O'clock after
joying a delightful time.
Mr.. James Il. Owens, who has been
lite Ill. Is improving L
The citizens OF Ettrck in Chesterfield -
unity. will soon have street lamps i'm
at little village.
Mr.. Charles Conway and wife. Of Ash J !.
nd, KY. who have been visiting rela- =
res In Manchester for the past two n
,eks. returned home yesterday. u
lffe4 Ora Carcfov fQ xiatf4,C frtaol~ | "a