The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-23
HURT ON FREE BRIDGE.
MIR. p. ?, ELLIN5TON'S HORSE FELL
ON HIE YES7'ERDAY
sDee.irick skuie' 10 be Presentcd-Tria'
of Alice Jeior-Preshytsria1 Ladies
TO Give a Dinncr-Personais
M.xcnrsrrr BUREAU RrcHNoSD TINES,

No. 1921 HL STREET.. BeATTIE BLOCK.
About 10 oclocl. yesterday morning MI
+. 4. Ellington. of Manchester was
thrown from his horse while riding along
the Free bridge. and quite badly hurt.
Tho horse became frightened by an eicc-
trio car and shiod and fell % the bridge
catching Mr. Ellington Under him. lie
was taken 10 his home. on Decatur street
where ne was attended by Drs Dorset
and Matthews. and last night was re-
ported as being IN a comparatively Ia'oi-
able condition.
The sDccstrick skule." which caused
much merriment when presented li'
Richmond. will be presented az Leader
Hall tomorrow night, under the dlrec-
ton OF Mr. George a. Carter. The pro
ceods Of the entertainment VIII go 70 inc
Manchester Hospital Aid Association
Mr.. Jim Burwck, who addressed inc
railroad men here Tuesday night let
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock for CreWe'
on the Norfolk and Western railroad,
where he will speak 20 railroad men ana
others for q week, beginning tonight.
From there he will visit the railroad as
eoclatiOns al the following stations CIV
ing a weeks time 10 Ms Work al each
place. Roanoke. Bueneid. RadfOrd, hhen-
andOah, Clifton Forge. Gladstone Hinton
w. Va. and Handley W. Va.
The case Of Alice Jeter cOiored. charg-
ed with striking Ernest Niblett. a small
white boy. on the head with stick Mon
dav evening. was before the Mayor yes
terday morning. The boy is now in Il
serious condition. and consequently the
case was continued until June lst and
bail was refused the woman.
The opera penelope" has been post
poned until the nights Of May Uth and
Dist.
Mr.. w. T. Carwilo. Of this city, re-
ceivod a message Tuesday afternoon an
nouncing the illness OF his brother r. j..
Carwiie who Is lying critically III az the
residence Of his sister Mrs. Fearrell. at
Mossingford Va. Mr.. carwile left Tues
day night on the midnight train over the
Southern railway.
Messrs. w. II. Jcbb 4. r. Jobb +. =.
Jemson. \. j. Gustrick and G.. Il. Bull
lock. all Of Roulette, Pa. who have been
stopping with Mr.. John r. Trevillan, in
this city. left for home yesterday.
Mr. Jerome Fuller returned yesterday
evening from Raleigh. y. g., where ne
was present al the unveiling ceremonies
of the Confederate monument.
The Hastings Court was I'm session a
short time yesterday morning engaged IN
civil matters Criminal cases viii be
tried to-day.
To-day is olecton-day I'm this city and
# promises to be very quiet there be-
Ing no opposition except in the First
ward, whore Messrs. c. II. Sims and
S. l.. Jones are candidates for the COun-
ell.
Ladies OF the Presbyterian church w.ll
give their dinner party Friday night
May 3lst. in the lccture-room OF the
church.
Judges James VI. Gregory. VIII
liam l. Clopton. and Mossrs. -. l.. Pull
liam. and W Hay Garnett went 10 Chos-
terrified Courthouse yesterday to attend
the Circuit Count.
The recent issue OF Manchester per
cent. sewer bonds have been sold 10 the
Maryland Trust Company of Baltimore
That company took the whole issue. S.
b0D. These bonds were placed by Mr.. ~
j. Bradley. of this city.