The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-14
TEN TRAMPS ARRESTED.
CHEF LIPSCOMB AND POLICEMAN
JONES GATHERED Nv THE GANG.
The Death Of Mrs. Sarah C. CatIett-Reviv-
81 ~ Leader Hali-A New Paper TO BIO
Pubiished-Personals and Briefs.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. ii2l Hull STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK,

No. ii2l Hull STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.
A gang OF tramps, composed OF six
white and four colored men was arrested
at Belle-Isle Junction yesterday morning
by Chief Lipscomb and Policeman Jones
Among the gang was man named
Thomas Ryan. who was arrested mere
about eight years ago for vagrancy, ana
who had his back broken while attempt
ing TO escape from the officer who ar
rested him. lie was cared for by the city
until he recovered.
Mayor Maurice will have the gang be-
fore him this morning.
Mrs Sarah c. Catlett, mother OF Mr..
C. NJ. CatIett, died at the residence OF
her son. in Swansboro, Tuesday nlght,
at 7:SO o'clock, in the sixiy-hfth year OF
her age. The deceased had been in Ill
health for some time. The remains VIII
be taken to West View, Goochland cOun-
Nv. this morning at S:i5 o'clock Via the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad Tor
inteTment
The meetings at Leader Hall are grow
Ing in interest and much good Is being
done. The hall was crowded Tuesday
night TO hear Evangelist Pratt. He took
"And all things are Of God, who hath
reconciled us TO Himself by Jesus Christ,
aad hath given 10 us the ministry Of
reconciliation" Mr.. Pratt preached an
excellent sermon and impressed his hear
ers very much by his earnestness. Mr..
Malcolm Shackleford sang d very touch
ing solo.
The Gazette n weekly paper to be pub
lished In the interests of Chesterfield ana
Powhatan counties, viii be issued next
week by Messrs. Benjamin +. owen
Jr., and James Raincs. The Gazette VIII
be issued from the office Of the Manches-
ter Evening Leader, in which paper Mr.
owen is also interested, MIR. Kaines Is
a resident Of Chesterfield, having recently
come here from South Carolina, where he
formerly published an enterprsinS week
ly journal.
Miss Emily b. Terrell. Of King William
county, is visiting relatives in this city.
a Joint meeting of the Water Commits
sion and the Committee on sewers met
Tuesday night in the office of the city
Wster-Works and transacted routine
business.
Mr.. George w. Meredith. an old Man
chesterian, now of Monroe, ~ G., Is In
the city, visiting his mother, Mrs. }.
a. r. Meredith, who is quite sick.
Mrs. Frank II. Fitzgerald will give
silver tea for the benefit Of the Pres
byterian church at her residence, 6l3 Hull
street tonight.
Mrs. II. Il. Ferguson. of Halifax. n. c..
is visiting Mrs. Ii. G. Nelson, on Decatur
street.
Mr.. John r. Roberts. who has been Ill |
for some time, is worse
Mrs Mary Lunson is quite sick at her |
residence. In Marks addition.
Mrs. Burfoot was thought to be a little |
better yesterday morning.
Mrs. W. IL. Barrett, of Swansboro, is
luite sick.
The funeral services Of Ivory Earl, in
ant daughter of Mr.. j. r. Grimes. took
'lacc at the grave at 1870 yesterday |
morning in Maury cemetery, conducted
" Rev. w. r. Haight
Mr. Rosser l.. Moody is in Norfolk on
Mr.. Sam G. Gillian is in the city.
Judge John II. Ingram is holding court
or Judge S. b. Witt, of the Hastings
curt of Richmond
The Circuit Court of Powhatan VIII
egin the 18th of this month.
Mr. John f.. Crowder has been appoint
a one oftae a~ess0i's OF land in Powba.
in'6Ounty.
The Laurel Literary and Athletic Club
viii hold its regular meeting in the club
ooms tonight.