The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
OUT IN THE COUNTY.
LEGAL AND POLITICAL AFFAIRS
AROUND IN CHESTERFIELD,
Religious Services In tho CITY To-Day
Trial of Addison Bowen-A Long Lii"
of Brief I.es,s of Intersst-Personais.
MANCHESTER BUnEAU RICHMOND TIMES,
No. 1921 HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK

Chesterfield County Court was largely
attended Monday by Populists. ana po"-
ties was the order OF the DAY. fers""'
present say that the general conversat'o"
seemed to indicate that the fopuiiS''
wished 20 get the Republicans 10 form a."
alliance with them. while the Republicans
seemed to prefer 10 hoe their own io".
The largest crowd for some time was
IN attendance at the court Mohuay' an
Che GRAND Jury returned several true oi'is
n, Indictment Addison Bowen chS'ee'
with shooting Messrs. Palmer D".''''
md Lee TURNKEY on Christmas Day iaS''
was before the court. The young hie"
..ho,, no shot testified that they were
saue0ed that the shooting was purify
accidental A fine OF $40 ana costs wac
imnosed on him for shooting on inc stieot
and a nolle prosequi was entered Dy tno
commemorative Attorney on the chaise
OF feIonious SHOOTING .,..o,.,,
peeoIutions of respect for the memory
of the late Major Il. II. Nash were pass
"a nv the Bar Association OF CHESTER
field. and ordered TO be spread on the
minutes of the court, and euiogisuC
speeches were made by Messrs. william
/ Clopton, j. NJ. Gregory J.. V. IosDiii
and others. ,,o,sh
A negro boy named Harry Randolph
was arrested In Chesterfield county on
Monday Oh the charge Of assuming 2"
negro girl named Martha Gli1n. lie was
sent on to the grand jury.
There will be special services AT Leauer
ZsIl to-day. and cottage prayer HeetiiieS
will be held at O'Clock a. NJ li al
parts of the scity. 49,
There will be special services al tne
PRESBYTERIAN church at 1879 a. NJ du-
dressed by Evangelist Pratt.
an Wednesday. Thursday and FRIDAY
Rible readings will be held at the PresDy-
terrain church at +. Nj. ,..,.
Mr.. Charles Irving, or Mcl'ohoush
street. was badly hurt some time ago py
a tree falling upon him while IN chester
field county. He has has been Ill from the
effects for several days. Yesterday ne was
somewhat better.
Justice James NJ Perdue, VINO mas pech
quite sick for the past few weeks was
thought to be- little better yesterday.
Professor G. s. Maurice, OF Manchester
is in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Metcalfe is quite SICK at the
residence Of her sister Mrs. W. .. han1-
lett. 502 Stockton street
Mrs. Lawson Burfoot was taken sud
denly III Monday but was signify I'M
proved yesterday
Mrs. Ca,lett. mother OF Mr.. John l..
Catlett. is very i'll at the residence OF
her son.
Rev. J. w. sim will preach special
sermon to Liberty Council, No. IL, Jr.
O. II. A. NJ, at $3.50 o'clock next Sunday
afternoon al West-End Methodist church.
All the councils i'm the city are invited 10
be present There will be collection
taken up for the poor. The councils VIII
meet at 2:45 T. NJ. at Cersleys Han,
Swansboro.
j. T.. Holland was fined 81 in the May
or's Court yesterday morning for yio-
lating the city ordinances.
The infant child of Mr. j. r. Grimes
died i'm SwansbOro yesterday morning.
The child had been sick for several days.
The Old Dominion Nail Works are eX-
pected to start up this morning
Mr. Samuel Y. Gillian, of Dinwjddie,
was I'm the city yesterday.
The Circuit Court of Powhatan VIII be-
gin on the 18th of this month.
Judge John VI. Ingram is holding court
fer Judge S. '3. Witt. who is sick
Mr. John T.. Crowder has been appoint
ed assessor of lands in Powhatan county.
Miss Mamie l.. Erright, of Danvile, is
visiting Mrs G. A. Ranies, of Swansboro.
is visiting Mrs. IL. G. Nelson, at No
1927 Decatur street.
number Of Nebraska farmers have
been looking around i'm Chesterfield dur
ing the past few days, with a view to
purchasing land and making their homes
there
No clue has been obtained as TO who
set fire TO Mr.. Monkey store on Fourth
and Hull streets Sunday night.
William Bass, the negro arrested In
Swarsboro for stealing chickens, was
taken TO Chesterfield jail Monday by Con-
stable Coles. lie will be tried at the next
term o. the court.
Mrs. Lawson Burfoot is very i'll at her
husbands residence in Swansboro.
Mrs. Emmett Sheffield is quite sick at
her residence on Clopton street
Mr. George T.. Robertson, one of the
candidates for Treasurer of Chesterfield,
was in the city yesterday.
The Laurel Literary and Athlete Club
will hold its regular meeting in the club
rooms on Thursday night.