The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
SOME SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CHEs-
TERFIELD AyD MANCHESTER.
Urea, Tourpamcnt-wilIo Of w. =. Bolin.
work Of the Hastings Court-Personais
and Briefs.
M,xcnrsTrn BUREAU RIcHMoNp IiMrs.
No. ll2I Hull STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.


n year. on Saturday evening last an or
Der was posted in the Southern railway
shops. setting forth that all the above
mentioned employees would. # possible. lie
nl,wcd leave Of absence during the AT
ianta Exposition and free passes would
be given them and their families to and
srom Atlanta. All employees who desire
10 attend the Exposition were requested
20 make application at once. The order
IS signed by Wilt IN II. Baldwin. third
,ice-pi osident Of the company.
The will OF the late W. $. Roiin was
yesterday admitted TO probate In the
Musings Court of this city. Mr.. j. II.
pattoson and Mrs. Jessie a. Rolin arc
eppointed executor and executrN, Inc
will reads as follows:
/. bequeath TO my wife, jessie A. all
,my household effects.
?. / bequeath to my son, ". 5. Rolln'
800: unto my son. Fred. w. kolin, SZ,oU'
rnto my daughter. Jennie Geohafdt' "ue
lof James W. Gebhardt, OF Broo~'yh' ~
H.. $2,5co.
g. | bequeath unto J. III. Patterson ana
NY said wife jointly the sum OF wv"
3n trust 10 invest the same ana apply inc
proper to the education and maintenance
OF my infant daughter. May, until she
shall attain her majority, and then TO
pay over TO her absolutely the principal
sun, with any accumulation OF interest
or profit remaining. Should my said
daughter die, not having attained her ma
FORTY and leaving issue, | Dequeath lhe
whole Of the principal sum, with any
accumulation thereof. unto such issue,
and If leaving no Issue. then the said
capital and principal sum, with any accu-
mutation OF interest, / bequeath as ioi-
lows: To my wife Jessie A. should she
then be living my widow. $4,000. and the
balance TO ny heirs at law. Should Jes-
sic A., my wife, at the time be either
dead or married, | desire the whole OF
said capital or principal sum. with any
Accommodations OF interest or proht. 10
pass to my heirs at law. l bequeath TO
j. II. Patterson and my wife jointly, In
trust for Fred. W. R0lin, my grandson
$3.50 500 of which they Will use for his
education and 5000 they Will pay TO MN
at his majority.
L. The legacies above bequeathed l de-
sire shall be raised as far as possible from
my personal estate, as far as may De ne
cessary by a sale of my realty, which
my executors are hereby empowered TO
make.
& After the satisfaction of the legacies
lequeathed in two and three above, the
residue Of ny estate, real and personal
tasire and bequeath unto my wire, jessie
A. Rolin. in fee simple absolute.
The September term Of the Hastings
Court began yesterday morning, with
Judge John II. Ingram on he bench.
The grand jury was in session all the
morning. and brought in the following
true bills Richard Booth, misdemeanor:
Nathan Strong. mis1emeaOor; George
Thatcher. felony 20; Willie Green, felony;
My Francis Hicks. misdCmeannor; Geo.
Davis. misdemeanor; Charles Mayo mis-
osmeanor; Eliza Xix. misiemeanoI
The two indictments against George
Tratcher charge him with attempting TO
poison a cOlored man named Miller ana
his family with arsenic.
The meeting OF the Methodist Sunday
School Union Of Manchester at West-End
church ) inday afternoon was a most
Interesting one. ana was attended by
large crowd. II had been expected that
Rev George G. Nandersice, OF Union
Station church. Richmond, would deliver
the principal address of the evening, but
ne was unable to be present and short
addresses of interest were delivered by
gentlemen present Reports were recefv-
ed from the various Sunday schools OF
Manchester. which showed them TO be In
good condition with a large attendance.
A fine horse belonging TO Or. Lawrence
Ing.am fell into hole while grazing on
the grounds of the Laurel Literary Socie-
t. yesterday morning. and was injured
so badly that death resulted.
The Little Workers Of Stockton-Street
Baptist church held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs D. II. LipscCmb, who has been In
New York for several days on a business
trip, is expected 10 return TO this city to-
day.
Miss Katie Cox, Of this city, is visiting
friends in Danville.
Mrs G. NJ. Brown ana children are visit
ing Mrs. Ct. \. Brown. on cambridge
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Laurel Literary and Athletic Club Will be
held tonight.
Mrs. Sarah r. Hardy. OF Green Bay. Is
the guest of Mrs. Fannie Stotwell, on
Cowardin avenue
Mrs. Laura Walden las returned from a
visit to relatives in Now York city.
Services will be held at cambridge
Street Baptist church every night this
week.
Mrs. w. G. Clements Is very sick at
her residence i'm SwansbOro.
Miss Matte Taylor, who has been very
sick IN Swausboro. is thought TO be
improving.
Mr. Louis Attkisson. Of North Carolina,
IS on here for a short visit TO his mother,
Mrs. George Attkisson. Of SwansborO.
Mrs William Marshall OF Swansboro.
is visiting relatives in one Of the upper
counties.
Miss Sonora Newly is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Claude Corbin. OF Swans5oro.
The extension Of Hun street in Swans
horo. has been greatly improved recently
by grayelling the road-bed.
Mis-. William Marshall is visiting III
Cumberland county
Miss May Bronaugh has returned from
visit 10 Albemarle county.
Rev. J. A. Spencer has returned 70
the city. lie occupied his pulpit Sunday
morning and night.
A meeting Of the Christian Endeavor
Society will be held ~ Coward,n-avenuC
church next Thursday evening nj
o'clock. The meeting VIII be important
and an interesting programme has been
arranged for the occasion.
Miss Annie German. VINO has been
visiting friends in North Carolina. and
who has been spending several days with
her brother, Mr. J. V. German on Portel
street. left Sunday for her home in Wash
ington. ID. G.
Mr. Thomas J. ThorDhill. Of Kansas
City. Mo. IL the guest of Rev DR.. L. X.
Thornhili. OF this city.
Miss Fannie Holland. OF Newberne, y
@. Is visiting Mrs. n. G. Broaddus.
Mrs. Il. W. Winfrce. OF Powhatan. is
on a visit 10 her sister. Mrs. w. IL. White