The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
JAMES F. BRADLEY HURT
He SUSTAINED PAINFUL INJURIES
FROM A RTN1WAY HORSE.
No Quorum Present of the City Democratic
COMMITTEE Precinct Meetings In the
County-Other Manchester News.
MAxcnrsrrn BuRaAu RICHMOND TINS.
No. Il2l IuLL SrEfrT. BkATTIr BLock.


terday afternoon at Forest Hlll Park He
was driving a spirited horse, and in get
ting into the buggy 10 return home he
put his hand upon the animal and fright
cned him. The horse ran of and n wheel
OF the buggy Knocked MIR. Bradley down
and passed over him, hurting his sido,
and brgl.s.ng his knee The horse was
stopped before amy Injury was done 10
the vehicle Mir Bradley was brought 10
his hone on Porter street. where ms
wounds were treated, and last nlsht ne
was resting comfortably. HIS injuries arc
not considered serious.
Yesterday evening a mule. belonging 10
Mir. :. Illman OF Richmond. stepped INTO
a cutoff cock at the corner OF twentieth
ana Hull streets. and broke leg oil
short at the ankle. The animal had 10
be killed to end his suficrngs
AR. +. =. Cummins, a saw-mill man.
living near Chester, had horse stolen
from bis stable Thursday ngnt, about
9 o'clock. Mr. Cummins came to Man
chester early yesterday morning ana re-
ported his loss TO tho police. and also
searched diligently in both Manchesttf
and Richmond. but found no trace oil ms
property. Tho animal was white pony
with IA brand on e.
The Democrats Of Bermuda district VIII
meet at Chester next Monday
Goochland will send a delegation solid
for Parish 10 the Manchester Convention
The Board of Supervisors VIII hold JUS
regular meeting at the Courthouse mex
Monday.
Swansborc Democrats will meet Mon
day night 10 appoint oelega'es 10 t"o
Manchester convention.
MIR. r. c. -. Farmer one OF the aspi-
rants for senatorial honors, has been can
yassing Chesterfield this week.
The convention meets IN Manchester
Thursday for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the legislature. Most oil
the county precincts Will hold primaries
on Monday
Mr.. ID. Y. Hough. of Chesterfield. has
discovered line bed Of aluminium on MS
place.
Mr.. r. G.. Wood, Of Midlothian, who
Is prominently mentioned for the Legisla-
ture. was in Manchester yestsrtAy
A meeting Of the Csty Democsltic Com
mittee. for organization, was scheduled
for last night, but a quorum could not
be secured Another effort VIII be made
next Tuesday night
A good many members were under the
impression that an adjourned heeths
OF the city Council! would be held last
night. but IL turned cut to he mistake.
President OBrien will call meeting
shorty for one day next week.
In the report of the tournament al
crow Spring. In Wednesdays Times the
name of the gentleman who rode as
Knight OF Hugueno, should have been j.
+. Dunstan, and not Moseicy.
AZ the regular meeting Of the lid
oil H.
trs were appointed for that district
vi lite Sch,ols-A L. Moore and Law
son Morrisett, Misses LoIla c. Powell
Mary r.. Weisigcr. Bette O.. Markham,
Mamie Il. Morrisett. end Loua a. Boaze.
Co;ored Schoos-E. NJ. Canady Loula
Miller, Mary Anderson, and Ang slina sur
Icy.
The session will begin on the SOth Of
the present month.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the
case Of William Green. charged with at
tempting to rob Mr.. j. A. Allen, or NOT
folk. en- Cowardin avenue, some Gays
stree was tried, and the accused was
fined so and sent 10 Jail for iifte ~ DAYS.
The case of Nathan strong, charged
with misdemeanor. was also tried.
Fir. John g. Rice qualified rs admins
trtor of the estate of Mary Y. Rice
A telegram was received yesterday by
SUPERINTENDENT W. W. Allen, of Maury
Cemetery. announcing the death OF MS
niece Miss Pearl Dunn, at the home oi
hsr father. Mr.. lanes Il. Dunn. near Elk
I'M. Goochland county. Miss Dunn was
well known and very popular in Man
cacster. Eer funeral viii take place 10
day from her fathers home.
An echo meeting will be held at the
Preebvterian church sunday afternoon
AT 3 o'clock when reports OF the proceed
ines Of the eighth International Railroad
Conference m Clifton Forge Will be made
by the delegates TO that body from Rich
mond and Manchester. Good music VIII
be rendered. and the meeting Will be open
10 the public.
The Committee on Grades OF the Schooi
Hoard held a meeting Thursday night
and assigned the teachers TO the dinelent
schools At the meeting Of the Schooi
Board next week the time viii be set ioi
the opening OF the schools.
\ charter has been granted by Judge
ingram, TO the Mercantile Company. Wh'c''
was organized a short time since 10 CON
duet the shoe business. The oihceis Tor
the ensuing year are as follows: X Is.
Darlington. president; Alex. Mclean
yice-president; +. T. Morris, secretary
and treasurer. Directors. j. T. ~
lister. y. NJ. Wiltshire, W. j. Antoine
w. II. Carroll. 5. r. shepherd, X. j..
Darlington. and Alex Mclean.
Rev. Charles y. Van Houten left yes
terdav for Paterson. y. j.. in response 10
a telegram from that place, informing
him of the death Of his father, when &C.
CURED Wednesday.
Miss Laura Massie, OF Nelson county
who has been the guest Of Mss Flora Nc
Rae in this city for several weeks, LETT
Yesterday morning FOR kustburs, A.
where she will spend several weeks Win
friends before returning home.
AIR. A. b. Booker has returned 20 TINS
city after visit of several weeks 10
friends In North Carolina.
Mr.. l.. c. Angel. wife and TWO emil
dren. returned 10 their home. iuuse
Sprinr. s c., Tuesday after visiting ms
brothers. Nessrs. \. j. and +. .. Angel
in this city.
Miss Flora McRae left yesterday Tor
Nelson county. where she VIII teach
school during the coming session.
Mss Emily Terrell, of King william
county. is visiting friends in this city.
The Office of the Commissioner OF the
Revenue has been removed from Leader
building 10 No. 1905 Hull street
Rev W. ". Lear conducted the fu-
neral services Of the infant child Of Rev.
Med i.uckcr yesterday morning AT 10
o'clock at Finh-Srcct church.
Mr. Arthur Nunnally has commenced
his studies al Randolph-Macon College.
MIR. G. -. Corbus' little child Is quite
sick In SwausbOrO