The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
TWO CITIZENS DEAD.
DEATH or Mr.. HENRY Il. HALL AND
JAMES JOHNSON.
The Case of Williams Again Postponed.
big Docket in tho Mayors Court.
A Small Fire--Pcrsonal.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND lIMEs.
No. 1871 Hull STREET.. BEATTIE BLocK'l

No. III HULL SIEtfI. DEAF We $780,
Mr.. Henry u. Hall, VITO has been Tor
many years. citizen sof Manchester
d.ed sunday night at the home OF MS
son. MIR. Rolfe ID. Han, on the River
view road, In the sixty-irst year OF MS
age. Several months ago Mr.. HANS WIG
died. He leaves only one child. his 'u-
neral will be held this morning at ~
o'clock from Central Methodist cnuro"'
ANA the services at the grave WIN o'
conducted by a committee from b"ie
Iaga knights of Honor, OF which he
was a member.
Mr. lanes Johnson died last SATURDAY
night. at his home on seventeenth s'le'"
lie was stricken with paralysis some o"SS
SINCE and never rallied. His funerai "aS
,,ejd at the house yesterday morning. ana
his remains taken 10 Mt. Hermoh' C"eS
terrified county, for ipterment'
L. ,he uustines Court yesterday morn
Inc Inc case of Thomas Williams tcol-
ored) charged with burglary, was called
hui was postponed until the next term
OF court on account OF the Sickness Oh
Mr. w. Hay Garnet. Williams counsel
After dsDosing of several civil cases
1he court adjourned until this morning
There was small fire In the Patch
block on Saturday night about O'CLOCK
but by the prompt action OF Ine IRE ue-
partmcnr the damage was TIMING.
The Mayors Court docket was unusual
,v large Yesterday morning the following
cases being disposed Of
Henry Hall (colored), charged with as
eantling Henry Foster. Foster received
an ugly wound on the head. Han was
required TO pay $40 and costs,
Henry Alien (colored), charged WIN
d.sorderly conduct, was hned - ana re-
ouired 20 replace "A glass which he broke
I'm the house Of W. ii. Jones within forty
eight hours. -,-.,
George Hagan and W. A. Neal, charged
With ordinance violation. Continued until
tomorrow. ~. .
W. II. Lane colored). charged with be-
snet bi ttamp. He was allowed tnirl!
minutes time TO get out OF the city.
George Blankenship was fined $50 ana
costs for interfering with l.. l.. 6dsklll'
IL appeared from evidence produced IN
court that Gaskill was delivering co"I
when he was interfered with by the ac-
cused. 90,
The Laurel Literary and Athletic club,
which IS composed of some OF our best
young men. are making arrangements 10
give a reception TO their lady friends on
the 18th of February, which is ihelr an
niversary. This club numbers about thlr-
~ members, and IS in excellent shape
in every respect. and have nice quarters
in the old Taylor mansion, on Porter
street.
Al the recent entertainment given by
the Earnest Workers of Central Methodist
church in the new building of Mrs. ID. T..
Lipscomb. on Hull street. $3.50 was rear
tied Mr.. Clarence Weislger, Of Column
bus. Ga, won the pfize-a beautiful pill
low-for being the nearest guesser at the
number of seeds in pumpkin.
There viii be a tea given at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. Walden, on cambridge
street between Ninth and Tenth, to-
night. This is for the benefit of Central
church.
Miss Eva Bruce has returned from a
very pleasant visit TO Petersburg.
The City Council will meet tonight
in a called session to consider an apph-
cation from the Grays asking for an
appropriation. This meeting was called
for last Friday night, but owing to the
lack OF a quorum there was no meeting.
After the services at Bainbridge-Street
church Sunday morning the ordinance of
baptism was administered to two candi-
dates.
Master Emmett Turpn is improving
very much.
Mrs. a. ID. Lawton and children nave
returned from Midlothian.
Miss Ida Summons continues quite sick
at her sisters residence on Fifth street,
between Stockton and Everett.
Mrs. Warren Timmons is very sick at
her residence on Fifth street.
Mr. and Mrs James Gargett, formerly
OF Richmond, who have lately resided
at St Andrews, are expected 10 arrive
here Friday.