The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
A MAD DOG SCARE.
RESIDENTS or CHESTERFIELD con-
SIDERA BLr ElCTTED.
Pastors Aid Sociabio--InferestiDg Ball
f,ame-Ciy Council To~>ight-Shoft
News Notes and Items of Interest
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
No. 1921 Hull SfREiT. BtATTIE BLOCK.

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No. 1921 Hull SfREiT. BtATTh BLOCK.
mad-dog scare comes from Centralia.
Mir. Hinton Wells. of that place. killed
the animal yesterday evening. but not
before II had bitten several other dogs.
white boy named John Hopkins Is also
reported TO hare been bitten. The dogs
bitten are reported 10 have been killed.
Much excitement was created In the
peighborho0d OF Centralla and chester,
and the population got their firearms
in order. There IS said TO be some talk
OF sending young Hopkins to Pasteurs
Institute for treatment
Tettie Lewis colored, who has been
wanted for some time by the police on
the charge OF creating a distufpancc lIl
chief Of Police Lpscomb. and her case
win be heard this morning by squire
TSe Pastors Ala society of cowardin-
Avenue church held a dcnghtfui sOciabie
last night at the church An oxceient
programme was rendered ana reiresh-
ments served
An Interesting game OF ball was pay,
ed Wednesday evening al Forest mn
Park BY the WynnecZies and the team OF
the Laurel Literary and ATHLETIC CluD'
resulting in n victory for the Wynnte-
zles the score being II 10 Z. The game
Was witnessed by a large crowd; among
whom were many ladies. The clubs were
composed of the following players.
I.aurels-H. Roane. catcher, Il. +. Mer-
chant. pitcher: j. Morton Graves, short
stop; pr W. r. Merchant. first base; ..
D. Edwards. second base; Dr. ". +.
Mathews. third base; A. Holiday. left
field. G. r.. craig. centre field; Stewart
Blanion. right held.
Wynncc zies-Ernest Lipscomb. catcher;
Raleigh Green, pitcher, William Robert
son, short stop; W Il. Cox. first base;
Andrew Jackson, second base frahKnh
stearns, Jr, third base: w. L. Fendley,
left field: w. al. Washington, centre
field: DIR. John Brodnax. right field.
The city Council meets tonight az ,
o'clock in regular session. considerable
business will come before 1t.
The Finance Committee met last night
ia the Council chamber.
Mr.. c. L. Petit Is visiting friends at
Captain Il. r.. Morris. Of this city. has
been appointed special agent Of the
Atlanta Accident Association,
Mrs David w. Morris is quite sick
The Sunday-schoOl Of Ftfth-Strcet
Methodist church. win have their an
nual picnir pn June 10Th at foungs
Mr.. James NJ. Pcrdue one Of The Oldest
and besi-known citizens In this city. con
tinues quite sick at his residence, corner
Ninth and cambridge streets.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X. Franklin, Of Fred
ericksburg. have returned home after a
short visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. III. Bur
ton, on Hull street.
The Circuit Court OF Chesterfield was in
session yesterday but nothing but chan
Gerry business was disposed Of.
Mr.. Lee Wells, of Chesterfield Court
house was In the city yesterday.
The recent rains have greatly improved
crops in Chesterfield and the farmers are
busily engaged in keeping down the
grass.
Mrs. II. L. Ellis continues quite sick
Mt her residence on Perry street.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Laurel Literary and Athletic Club was
held last night at o'clock
Workmen were engaged yesterday in
repairing the street-car track on Hull
street. which was greatly In need of i'm
provement
Judge r. A. Hancock is detained at
home on account of sickness.
The little child Of Mr. j.. H. Sheffield
IS quite sick
Mrs Mary A. Mccarthy. OF Covington.
Ky, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. J.
Pool, on Twelfth street