The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-18
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No. 1921 HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.


Sunday afternoon the funeral OF Mrs.
CLAW Willis Morris. whose sad death was
announced in The Times, took place from
Meade Memorial -church, which was
crowded with friends and relatives. Rev.
+ / Clopton. the rector. assisted by Rev.
I. r. Mason. Of Richmond. conducted
the services, and Captain Frank W. Cum
nineham sang The Home OF the Sour
very sweetly. The casSet was complete
IL covered with beautiful flowers sent
nv friends The remains were inferred
in Marry cemetery. long line OF car
riages accompanied the body TO the grave;
more sorrow and more exhibitions OF
sympathy. The following were the pail
bearers: Mcssrs. Augustine hOyall, ). H..
Paterson, James l.. Robertson James u.
Clopton. George H. Morris, h. Il. owen,
John +. MCGUIRE, Jr., George T.. gary
and ". j. Carter.
Last night Rev. :. y. Woman delivered
Lords Land" at West-End Methodist
church. The lecture was a fine one, ana
was illustrated by stereopu % views,
Mr.. Worman's descriptions are the more
interesting and Instructive from the Iact
that he has personally visited all the
places in Palestine which ne describes
The lecture will be repeated tonight.
school was organized in Marx Addition.
under the auspices Of Clopton-Sueet Bap-
tist church, with Mr. l.. ". Cheatnam as
temporary secretary. There were some
hfty-odd scholars who handed IN their
names as members. and the school starts
out under the most favorable clrcun-
stances. Speeches were made by Messrs;
l.. W. Chcatham and +. b. Sadler ana
Rev ". X. Haight. At the meeting next
Sunday the organization viii De perfected
and permanent officers and teachers Will
be elected.
Squire Tom +. owen. who is still pre-
siding for Mayor Maurice IN his court,
had quite a lengthy docket yesterday
morning. He disposed Of the following
Manchester Tobacco COMPANY ordi-
nance violation. Continued until June
22d.
y. G. Cole horse running at large
Lottie Taylor (coloreD. charged with
abusing Georgia Hopkins. Fined 81
James Nunnally, charged with beating
Joe Moles. Fined g..
David Dangerneld (colored). creating a
disturbance on the street. Fined $50.
Mile Coles (colored). charged with
abusing George Davis (colored) Fined
George Davis (colored). charged with
abusing Mile Coles Fined 81.
Mary Lee Moss CcOlored). charged with
being beastly drunk Sunday afternoon
Virginia Brown CcoloredD. charged with
beating Mary Jones. Dismissed on pay
ment OF costs by the latter party
s. II. Smith and X. f. Elder Jr.. re-
CURED to give security In the sum OF
$50.
w. c. jenkins fined 81 for smoking in
court.
Anderson and Roger Muse. charged with
playing craps Wingo and Cuarles were
fined $50 each and Anderson and Muse
81 each.
The June term Of the Hastings Court
began yesterday morning. win Judge
John H. Ingram on the ben 10. Nothing
but chancery business was disposed or.
Miss Emily Patch met with painful
accident Saturday evening near Forest
Hill Park. Her bicycle came in contact
with some obstruction on the road and
she was violently thrown 10 the ground.
falling on a rock Mr. NJ. Stein. who was
near when the accident occurred, placed
her I'm his carriage and drove TO her
home, where Drs Whitfield and Mathews
rendered the necessary surgical atten-
ton
Rev. W. II. Christian. formerly pastor
OF Central Methodist church. was In the
city yesterday and was warmly greeted
by number Of his friends. Mr. Chris
tian is now stationed at Bedford city.
and Is en- route 10 RandOiph-MacOn Col
lcee whore he will attend the commence
ment Of that Institution.
Mr. Isaac Tinslev is confined 10 his
residence on account of sickness.
Mr. Il. G.. kilmartin had one OF his
fingers mashed while at work at the
Southern railway shops yesterday morn
ing. He was attended by DR.. Brock.
Mrs. James NJ Galloway continues quite
sick at her home. in this city.
Mrs. Eliza V. Walden left yesterday
afternoon to visit her brother in Balu-
more.
Miss Gertrude Weisiger is visiting Mrs
f. VI. Miller at Powhatan Courthouse.
Mr. Arthur Nunnallv has returned home
from Front Royal. where he has been at
tending school.
Miss Sallie WhitwOrth and Miss Lizzie
Rogers have returned home from a visit
TO Berkeley. Va. accompanied by Miss
Rosa WhitwOrth. OF Berkeley.
The infant child of Mr.. l.. NJ. Clements
is quite sick.
Mr.. II. &. Reams. who has gecn quite
sick Is somewhat improved.
Rev Decatur Edwards has returned TO
his home, in Fredericksburg.