The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
FROZEN AND DEMENTED.
A NAN FOUND NEAR MANCHESTER
IN A DEPLORABLE CONDITION..
SIR. La Prado Better-Death OF Mr.. j. w.
Diilon-Brief Items and P.rsonai
Notes of Interest
MANcHEsTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
No. ll2l HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLocK.


a young white man named Frank GIL
roy was found yesterday at T. NJ in
a demented condition by some colored
men, near the farm OF MIR. William john
stOn in Chesterfield county, about three
miles below Manchester The case wac re-
ported TO Mr.. Johnston, who repaired to
the spot and found the man half naked
and grasping at a barbed-wire fence.
HIS hands and feet were frozen, and
the former badly lacerated by the barb
wire. He was placed in wagon and
brought TO the station house in Manches-
ter by Mr.. Johnston.
Dr. Whitfield was called in. and found
him in quite a serious condition, but rem
edies were applied and after hard work
he regained CONSEQUENCES.
Young Gilroy nad been on protracted
spree. on Tuesday last ne reached the
city. and was employed by Mr.. Horace
:. Bradley, who sent him TO his farm,
which as near Mr.. JohnstOns place.
Friday he wandered off while suffering
from delirium tremens. Young Gilrcy is
a native Of Baltimore. but came here
from Durham y. G., where he had been
employed IN the livery stable Of McCown
* Watts.
4 joint Getting Of all the different coun-
ellis OF Jr. .. T.. \. NJ. OF this city was
held Friday night at Odd-Fellows' Hall 20
brajion @! Washington's birthday or the
22d OF this month.
II was decided 10 hold the celebration
in Leader Hall, on which occasion an
appropriate OfatOn will be delivered by
Judge John H. Ingram. The meeting will
be presided over by Mayor II. \. Maurice
and addresses will be delivered by Messrs.
Ben. J.. owen, Jr, and j. =. Strickland.
The religious features Of the occasion
rf }. a. a A.w
Houten and W. Z. Hurt An invitation
Will be extended TO the city Council to be
present in a body, and Governor O'Fer-
rail- VIII lso be specially invited TO at
tend, and their joint meeting Of these
committees Will be held next Friday night
to arrange the final details.
The occasion viii be grand one, and
an era in the history of the Junior order
United American Mechanics of this city
1t was stated here yesterday that Mr..
La Prade, who was found unconscious in
the road near HaHsboro on last Sunday
morning, was considerably better, and
that his ultimate recovery was assured.
There have been many conflicting rumors
about his condition, but the above report
was furnished by a gentleman from his
neighbOrhood. and is correct.
The death of Mr.. J. W. Dillon occurred
at 100 o'clock Friday evening from alb
street. He was in the twenty fifth year
Of his age, and had only been sick about
three weeks
His funeral will take place at go
o'clock this evening from Fifth-Street
Methodist church, and the remains will
be inferred in Maury cemetery.
Mr.. Dillon was the son of the late Mr..
j. e. Dillon.
Religious services will be held in this
city to-day as follows:
At West-End church al II A. NJ. and 7:45
j. NJ, by the pastor. Rev. j. w. Stiff
There will be no services of the Junior
Society OF Christian Endeavors at $3.50
ocloc as all the Juniors are requested TO
meet at $50 +. NJ 10 attend a union meet
ing with the Christian Endeavors.
Rev. j. W. Stiff, of West-End church.
will address the meeting at Leader Hall
this evening. Mr.. W. j. Morrison Will
conduct the singing. Mr.. !. .. Irwin, of
Richmond. will conduct the meeting
Services viii be held in the other
churches as usual
The skating at Forest Hill lake is first
class.
Mss Mamie Pitt, who has been very
much indsposed for several days, was
better yesterday.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Shelton died Friday evening at the resi-
dCnce Of the parents, No. - west Fifth
street The funeral took place yesterday
at $3.50 j. NJ Burial at Maury cemetery.
Miss Louise LipscOmb daughter of Mr..
W. =. Lipscomb. Twelfth street between
Decatur and Stockton, who has been sick
for the past week. Is considerably better
The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Traylor took
place yesterday at 2:30 o'clock from the
almshouse, and the intcrment was in
Maury cemetery.
VI IS Emma Lawton is recovering from
a severe attack of grip
Councilman Frank Fitzgerald is quite
sick at his residence, on Hull street
The Young Ladies Aid Society will meet
al Mrs. 5. G. Nunnally's tomorrow
evening at o'clock.