The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
vnsp eARRIGAN AND DAUGH1bh
rHSOWN FROM cART.
vi, j. Buyleigh Aaderson's Remains h''u
20 Rcst In the MaurJ Cemeterf--' "''-
drcn's Day-PersoHn's.
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Mr. Patrick GarriGan ana her udUb"-
Ger Maggie. while driving down nun
street yesterday morning about 10 elo0"'
met with painful accident They were
arriving a mule hitchcd TO cart ana
,sst as they got below Fourth street inc
animal became unmanag able ana I'll"
away. upscttng the cart and Throwing
the occupants ogt near Mt I. a. 'Vi''
store.
They were taken into Mr.. Jones resi-
dence. and DTS. IT, T.. ana NhIam l.
Mathews were summoned VINO diesseo
fAtir wounds. Airs. GaTrlgan was uhcoh~
s,lous for some lime, and received a Sc
we're cat on her head and was otherwise
bruised MIss Masslc received cut on
her mead. and Was CONSIDERABLY bruised
up. lDty Ttc.Ned every &ttenuon al
me hands OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, and were
sent home Oy that gentleman.
Mr j. bufie.gn Anderson, notice Of
whose death Was mentioned in The Times
Yesterday. was one OF Manchester
worthy citizens. For about forty years
DEE Was corrected with the old Dominion
IroD and Nail Works, OF Belle Isle
Iu tlc death OF MIR. Anderson the city
s.s,lins tae loss of one who always had
81 cheerful word tor every one with whom
l. came in contact His disposition was
bad and gentle. and he was loved and
admired by all of his acquaintance for
gre many good qualities which ne pos
s,seco.
BIS death. while not unexpected. has
oN sioom over the city I'm which h.
DIS lived SO louS. and the sympathy of
thlre community goes out to the
"aNed widow and four children
tles burle.sh, Emmett. Robert and lit
Or May.
The funeral took place from the Balm
tldgc-Strcet Baptist church at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Rev. l.. r.. Thorn
Aill officiating, assisted by Rev j. j. Clop-
ton. OF Mcade-Mcmorial church The fol-
lowing Were the pall-bearcrs:
Honorary essfs. r.. W. Weisleer Au-
sustne Royal, T.. b. Taylor and John
OBricn.
Active-Messrs. L. A. Lamb. yelling
ton Brands. g. *. Macon 3. Il. owens.
T. a. Davidson, w. J. Carter Ben. /.
owen, Jr., and Henry Fitzgerald. Ihere
was large congregation present Cap
tain Frank Cunningham SANG beautiful
solo.
Manchester Lodge. No a. Masons, at
tended IN a body Of which the deceased
was one Of it's Oldest members.
The interment took place in Maury
cemetery.
Chidren's-pay VIII be observed this
morning M II o'clock at EtoOkton-Street
BAPTIST church in lieu of the lular ser
vice The following Is the prog anime:
]. LYNN, Reading of Scripture. 3.
Prayer; a. Hymn: 3 Welcome Address
by William. Ahern; G. Address by Alma
saunderson; Q. Address by Nellie Augal
TO- Hymn. II. Address by Arthur David
son; j.. Recitation by Lille Sam son.
Ehe Mccain. Mamie Davidson. Ruth
Joity, and Alma FlOarnoy; r. Hymn;
a. Address by Alma Markham. Il. Ad-
dress by Raymond NJ Cam -. Hymn;
T. Address by %. r. Johnson. u.s. Hymn,
- Address by Pearl Bass; p. Recitation
N.HH
Recitation by Pearl Overton; %. Racta-
ton by Ruby Price; o. Hymn; -. COlec-
ton; 2b Recitation by Harry Jackson :,
a. DoXoloey; 2S. Benedicton. Rev w
+. Hurt the pastor. viii fll his pulpit
at night.
The National Council. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. will meet
a. AshcVile. y. c., tomorrow AR w.
is one Of the representatives 10 the
National Council, left for that place last
4 match game n lawn tennis between
Nessrs. Jones and Harris, of Richmond
College. and Messis w. y. Cox and
Minor Bronaush. of this city, will take
place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock on
The corner OF Ninth and Porter streets.
The Moody choir and Rev. W. +. Hines
Will be at Leader Hail this afternoon.
No matter what takes place there is
always "A large attendance at these meet
ings The interest is kept up from be
ginning 10 end. and the people are al
ways sorry when the time arrives TO
close.
The above announcement will no
doubt largely increase the attendance to-
day The services begin promptly at 9
o'clock.
MIR j. w Bronaugh has been called to
Charlottesville on account II the sick
ness Of his son William. Mr.. Bronaugh
accompanied by his wife left last night.
Miss Margaret Merchant who has
been visiting Miss Elise Taylor. has re-
turned home.
Master Meredith and Miss Isabelle
Gary children Of Mr.. Windham Gary, OF
Henderson, \. C., VINO have been visit
ing their aunt. Mrs. Hlllery Du Val have
returned home.
MIR. c. II. McGruder. Of Newport News.
who has been visiting Mr.. w. T. Pit
returned home yesterday.
Mr. John r.. McAllister ana family
left Friday 10 spend the summer IN
Hanover.
There was nothing on docket in the
Police Court Yesterday morning.
Services at West-End church, Sunday
school at 915 A. NJ Rev f. T. Dad
nun has returned and will preach at Il
A. NJ. and Z. ". Junior Society Chris
tian Endeavorers at ( Il. VI. Senior
Christian EndeavOrers at Sis i. NJ. All
At the Bainbridge-s Street Baptist church
this morning Rev. l.. Il. Th0rnhill Will
preach on Baptism This is the subject
Of the Sunday school lesson for TODAY.
Tonight the subject in the series OF H.
Illustrated sermons VIII be Crossing the
Jordan" These series have drawn large
congregations. and no doubt there Will
be quite q crowd present on this acca-
sion
Or. Chic. who has been drawing such
tremendous audiences az the corner Of
Fourteenth and Perry streets. viii give
an exhibition at Leader Hall next Tues
day night FOR the benefit Of the Man
chester Grays. The price of admission
VIII be ten and fifteen cents; reserved
seats twenty cents. Dr. Chic proposes
10 give a fine programme on this Occa-