The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
JUDGE FRENCH BETTER.
H ~ BROUGHT BACK 10 HIS
HONE IN AN AMBULANCE.
Death Of Allie O. Gibbs-Democratic Dif-
esrsnces Being Healed-suggestion TO
widen Hull Street -Personals.
Nlxcrlsryr BUREAU RICHMOND TINrs.
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stood the trip remarkably well, and at
a late hour last night he was resting
EARLY. the trip having scemi lyly dcne
him good.
DR.. Lawrence Ingram, who ia MS at
tending physician, says that wh1.e the
Judges condition is extremely serious,
there Is every indication that his condi-
ton may remain unchanged FOR some
time TO come.
Allie Carter Gibbs died at the residence
OF his father, corner OF Teath and Perry
streets. at s.oJ o'clock yesterday after
noon.
He was the youngest son Of cx-Councl-
man A. c. Gibbs and the late Mrs. Maria
r. Gibbs. His death was due TO consump-
ton OF the bowels, disease which at
tackled him more than two years ago, and
since then his decline has been gradual.
Young Gibbs was in the twenty-hrst
year OF his age. lie was wels known and
popular among a large circle OF Trends
and acquaintance, being possessed OF an
affable disposition and pleasant man
ners
The funeral services will be held ct
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church. OF
which deceased was member, this al
ternocn at o'clock. The following gem
tlcmen Will act AS pall-bearers: MessIs'
August Brands. David D. Harri'on, TIL
Thornhill. and Paul Jewett The remains
Will be Inferred In Maury Cemetery.
IL is suggested by several citizens or
Manchester that Hun street should be
widened when IL is repaved. The street
Is now sixty-s.x feet in width, the same
as Main street in Richmond. but the
sidewalks are thirteen feet wide. against
ten In Richmond. II the curbing on both
sides of Hull street were moved in three
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creased to seventy-two feet. and plenty
of room would be afforded 10 teams to
back up 10 the sidewalks without beiE
in the way of the street-cars, when the
company doubles its track
The Worlds Fair Drill will be repeated
at Leader Hall. tomorrow night. at the
entertainment 10 be given by the ladies'
OF the Christian Band Of Central church
Excellent programmes are beng arrang-
ed for the other two nights Of the en-.
tertainment.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rage Of Mr. Charles S. Stein and Miss
Carrie Beatrice. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
r. l.. Eggleston. TO take place Tuesday
afternoon. October 22d, at the Presbyter-
Ian church.
The Democratic party managers are
getting right down TO work. and they re-
port that prospects are Frightening. The
party is being rapidly healed, and there
seems 10 be every assurance that Man
chester will give her old-time Democratic
majority on the 9Th OF next month.
Miss Annie r. Hayes. Of Birmingham.
IA who is on a visit 20 Mrs. W. III.
owens. on cambridge street. was ten
dered a reception Friday night by her
hostess. The large parlors were hand
somely decorated, and were thronge1
with the friends of Miss Hayes. At IL
O'Clock tasteful and appetzng supper
was served. Among the guests were
Misses Eula Holt, Anna Chalkley. Lena
M)rrissette. Eva Carter, Alma Owens,
Annie Burnett. and Messrs. Lorton
Crutchheld. John Crutchfeld, j. 5. Moore,
Jr.. Gustave Peple. Jerome Fuller, and
william Hugh owens.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing Anderson Ramseur an employe OF
the Richmond Electric Company, was
charged with interfering with the City
Eater-Works pipe. The case was contin-
ued Until Monday TO give the City Attor-
ney time 10 look up the law in the case.
Mr. Ramseur tied one of the electric
wires TO a pipe belonging to the city.
Susan Hudson Foster. charged with
stealing a chicken from Mrs Reams,
was found guilty and fined so and costs.
In the Chesterfield County Court Fri
day Harry Taylor. Richard Smith. Heze-
kiah Trotter. and James Wilson. the four
colored boys who were recently indicted
for robbing a boy peddler named marry
Cohen. near Petersburg, on September
26.h, were fined $40 each ana sentenced 10
fifteen days Imprisonment.
William McNeal who committed bur
glary near Drewry's Bluff in June, was
sentenced TO the penitentiary for a term
of eight years for house breaking, anu
two for larceny.
Rev. DR.. l.. r. Thornhill will preach
this morn!nr on Gods Call FOR the
Aged" according TO his announcement
last Sunday. His sermon Will be of es-
pecial interest. He Will also hll his pull
pit at the evening service.
Rev. MIR. StiT will preach morning and
night at West-End Methodist Episcopal
church. Epworth League meetings at
$3.50 and Gas j. NJ
The pastor Rev. j. A. Spencer, will
preach at the Cowardin-Avenue Chris
tian church at 1915 A. NJ, on Christ as
the Hope Of Glory" and at 7a5 T. NJ.
weighed and Found Wanting"
Rev. Mr. Dennis will preach morning
and evening at Meade Memorial church.
MIR. william Campbell. OF New York,
VIII speak both morning and evening at
the Presbyterian church.
The regular services will be held at As
bury chapel. The Rev. j. W. Stiff Will
preach at the IL O'Clock service when
he Will administer communion. At the
evening service at o'clock the Rev.
]. II. Busby will preach. The Epworth
League will cneet at G45
The railroad branch of the Y. NJ. c. y.
will hold their usual Sunday service at
$50 o'clock.
The Epworth League Of Asbury chapel
paid visit TO Un.on-Station Mission
League OF Richmond, Friday night. The
meeting which was largely attended
was conducted by the Asbury Chapel
League. under the direction OF Mr. w.
w. Lowry. Interesting addresses were
delivered by Rev. DIR. Nanderslice, Rev.
j. II. Busby. and others.
Messrs. j. T. Bradley & Co.. have
received the contract for building the
road for the Richmond Traction Cons
pany.
A horse belonging 10 DuNal and Robin
son. became frightened yesterday by the
trolley cars and ran Off up Hull street,
but was stopped before much damage
was done
on account OF the ladies OF the Cen
trail NJ. r. church giving up Leader Hall
for the Major Daniel speaking Thursday
night, they are unable 10 prepare their
programme for Monday night.
Thomas Fore. an old colored citizen
who died quite suddenly Wednesday
night was buried Friday. The process
sion was headed by a brass band and
several societies CT which he was a mem
Der attended In body.
Mr.. Ben =. owen. Jr, Is out. after
several weeks OF sickness.