The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-28
HIS LEG WAS BROKEN.
LITTLE nor MEETS WIN 4 PAIN
FUL ACCIDENT,
In tho Courts-An Old Virginia Fox num-
Quarterly Conference to Meet-re'
sonais and Notes.
N.sorysrrn BunrAU RicusoSp iih1S'
10, ur,r srRtyT. ByAgTTr BLock-

-. ns4r.ll
vvb,Is sleigh-riding on Monday Carro"
pai,d Of Swansboro. the htue grahuSo"
NJ Afr. william Heider. met with a PAM u :
accident which resulted In his DreahiFs
,,s leg The accident was causeu pS
.srroll being thrown from MS sleigh
All neccs AIRY medical ala was rehue'''
Iy Dr. W. T. Mathews.
The Circuit Court Of Chesterhcld was III
session Yesterday Judge Hancock pres'u-
enc The sick ones at Judge Hancock
homes are improving. The Judge o'u'''
a,ueht.r continues quite sick, hoWeNei'
,,t,h nnoumonia. sickness IN ms ian'lis
- prevented him from holding cou,
,rs,,isrlv at this term. The court VIZ
,,rohshtv adjourn for tho term ms "trN'
M n ! Chcatham celebrates MS fN-
,,s-sfv,h birthday Saturday Dy ''h
60, hunt The Doctor captured inc "iuo"
~ the first fox BY his excellent Hu'ns,
MIR \. ". Cogbnl was the hucVeSS'"'
rider OF the second brush. n..
Those who participated IN VIZ -
,,.ero Misses Julia Pitcher, Minerva anu
Mary Bernard Weeks, OF fcl'iSpuI.
sirs n ~. CocbilI and Mrs. 5. ). Cheat
80, Of Chesterfield. Dr. j. T. Cheathaih'
7 A Erown John :. TAYLOR, ;. II. fel-
dine A NJ. ID. l.. and S. J. Cheaiham' ~
~ ca,.,,ul l. Winfrce, -. =. Moody,
" < DuVal i II. Wilkinson. w. H.
1.cks,p n. T.. Graves, T.. '. Cogphl -.
J. r. and j. H. FIRTH, N'-p. an"
lanes PcrGuc. Of Chesterfield, =. -
Crcgory. Of Richmond, and T. r. h"Dc''-
SON Of Manchester. .,.t.,a
After the chascs the Doctor cntertalh'p
his GUESTS with a. most elegant "l""'''
ftaH|ff
p- Cheafham las the distinction 81
heirr q. son Of !, soldier who fought IN the
Revolutionary war. Mr. William spears
cf Clover Hin. is also inc son OF h'Np-
luiionarv soldier. 800 liz.
nov Charles Van fiouicn, ~ ms cry
went over 10 Richmond Yesterday 10
meet the committee appointed 10 take
charge of the building of the tancrnaoie
ON Fifh aud Main streets for the Moony
meetings next month .
DR. W. ". Landrtm, Of Richmond Is
chairman Of The building committee ana
Jr Van IIoutcn is secretary. Bids Tor
,hc building Will bc opened to-day. II Is
proposod 10 have 20 building mat VIII
accommodate sis thousand persons.
suitable place Will bee set apart m inc
huildiur for a chorus Of six hundred
,oicoe TO bo selected from the church
choirs of Richmond and Manchester
Mr. Van Uouten says that Rev George
- Noedbsm. the evangelist. viii be In
Manchester ON the 10th Of Mafch ana
win hold services here. 1t IS very proDa-
bile that Mr. Moody will visit Manchester |
and hold services in this city when ne |
comes 20 Richmond. ~..-.-.,
Tbo quarterly conference Of Central
Methodist church will be held at the
church tonight Rev Paul Whitehead,
presiding elder for this district, Will be
present.
one of the ice wagons Of the Manches-
fer Transparent Ice Company was stalled
at the corner of Fifteenth and Perry
streets yesterday morning i'm the slush
and mud. MIR A. b. Tyson says he FOUND
il "a very hard matter 10 get the wagon
out
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
William Booker (cOlorcdl was ilnod $z.'D
for being drunk and disordcrly
The Hastings Court adjourned for the
term yesterday.
At the YOUNG mems prayer meeting or
lfiih-strcct Methodist church last Satur-
Iav night there were six conversions.
These meetings arc growing in interest
md are largely attended.
Mrs. Lee a. Eass' condition was UNI
changed yesterday morning. Her condi-
ton is considered as being very serious.
Mrs. Willie j. MorrisetJ Of swans
boro. who has been quite sick, IS Inn
proving.
Mr. ". -. Cox. deputy clerk Of the
iustings Court. who has been indisposed
or several days, was able to be Out
yesterday.
Miss Florence Morrisett, OF Noriolk'
.ho has been visiting her mother In
wansboro, has returned TO Norfolk.
Rev. Paul Whitehead Will preach at
entral Methodist church tonight.
Miss Bessie Buskcy, of Norfolk, who
as been visiting friends here, has re-
uned home.
Clerk NJ. \. Cogbill, Of Chesterfield,
as been confined to his bed this week in
OF sickness.
Several Manchester lawyers went out
o Chesterfield Courthouse yesterday
morning to attend the Circuit Court.
Mrs. Bradshaw, mother of Messrs. w.
rernon, James and Ernest Bradshaw, Is
uite rl at her home in this city.
The Chesterfield Troop will meet to-day
o elect a captain to succeed Captain a.
:. Attkisson, who resigned
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Schaadt
md Miss Daisy Anderson will take place
L Central Methodist church tonight at
o'clock.