The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-07
THROWN FROM A CAR.
A syNGULlR AND PdINFUL ACCT
DENT TOR. r. PARTRIDGE.
Captain Gordon McCabe's Farewell to A.
+. Hin Camp Of Confederate vet
erans-Rev. X. 4. wilson

PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. b.-Spec'ai
Mr.. +. T.. Partridge, head c"i ~" -,
the Richmond and Petersburg nan. oa'
Company met with painiul acc'u.n. Va VI
day at Dunlop's station, III ones. ',.' -
county. two miles from fs'eI SUI :. !.
lie was on a pole-car ana wh'ie ,lie ,,' an
was running very rapidly, the pore wiz,
which the car was being showed shppeu
and struck him in the breast. me
momentum OF the car was 80 sie'1
that he was knocked about thirty iee'.
Ii was at first thought that his breast
bone had been broken, but such' now
ever proved not to be the case 49,.
The regular monthly meeting OF ,he
Baptist Sunday-School Convention or re-
| tersburc and Et,rick. Chesterfield coun-
| ~. viii be held on next Sunday after
noon. The address viii be delivered by
Rev. \. j. Frstoc.
\ FAREWELL Address.
Captain W. Gordon McCabe' oil hlon-
mona, the retiring commander or A.
Yul camp Of Confederate Veterans. OF
! this city. delivered a most entertaining
address before the camp last night. cap
tain McCabe has made most e'iicient
I commander. and his comrades part with
him with much reluctance.
! The II. \. Wise and ". II. +. Lee
| Camps OF Confederate Veterans, Of Luz
nonburs county. Will hold their annual
meeting on next Monday at tho county
| courthouse. when all OF the officers OF the
/ camp will be elected. General sum
/ Boiling. OF this city. is the efficient COM
mander Of this camp.
Rev. X. r Wilson. the new pastor OF
! Narkot-Street NJ. T.. church. mas re-
| moved his family to the parsonage on
! the corner OF Liberty and Bync streets,
where he and his family were accorded
most hospitable reception last night
/ by the members OF the church. MI.
/ Wilson's larder was most abundantly
/ supplied with provisions.
SIR Wilson came here from Clay-Street
church. Richmond. and his cpngrega-
/ ton are much pleased with him.
Mr.. Charlie Lundo. Of Chesterfield
| county, who was so seriously injured
some days since by the collapse OF a
shed. at Turner's brick-yard. in the
county. is Improving. He is at the
Home for the Sick. ia this city.
was informed to-day that some OF
the farmers In Brunswick county had
! their crops OF tobacco very badly injured
by frost. Mr. J. r. Pennington, OF
that county. had his entire crop de-
stroyed.
The Executive Committee of the State
| Central Hospital held its regular month
| ~ meeting to-day at the hospital, and
/ transacted routine business.
THE Y. NJ. G. \. SECRETARY.
Among the applicants for the secreta-
| ryship OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. OF this place. is Mr.. Richard
Scott. a son Of Mr.. Richard G. Scott. OF
! Petersburg. The board will hold a meet
| ing on next Thursday 70 discuss the
question of the election OF a secretary.
Police officer r. f. Ragland has gone
to Atlanta, to look for the negro. Rich
ard Davis, who is wanted here fol
| murder.
About the first Of next month three
bonded warehouses are to be established
in Petersburg, exclusively for export 10
bacco. The warehouses will be under
the supervision Of the Government. an,
will be used by Messrs. David Dunlop
| George Cameron q Bro, and Watson Z
| McGnl.
Mr. T.. Hamlet. with his wife and fv'
children. arrived here to-day en- rout
TO Clarcmont They come from Clayton
county. Iowa. and are travelling in tw'
two-horse wagons. They have been OF
the road for twelve weeks.
At a meeting OF the Ancient order OF
! United WOrkmen. held tonight. Hugh
Il. Smith was elected representative Il
the Grand Lodge. Mr.. Smith is post
master here.