The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
THROWN FROM A BUGGY.
mr.. .fyD MRS. q. &. ANDERSON MEET
WITII q PfTNFrL ACCIDENT.
The uustinr. Court win Hear the Case OF
George Bratchcr To-Day To GiNca
Missionary Tea personals.
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Sunday afternoon about o'clock, while
Mir. and Mrs. George C. Anderson were
driving down Main street. near Thr-
tcenih. in Richmond. their horse slipped
and icll Ia irying to regain his feet tho
animal sot one Of his legs over the shaft
Q. The buggy, and became frightened Mir
Anderson lost control OF the horse. and
t., animal dashed down the street. Near
Fourteenth street the horse cOilued with
a milk wagon. and both occupants OF the
buggy were thrown violently to the
tsound Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were in
Jared about the head. the latter so badly
hurt that she was unconscious al sunday
night.
After the accident the injured couple
were taken to their home on Decatur
street. where DR. Stoyer was called IN.
MIR. Anderson was considerably improved
yesterday. but his wife is stiil IN quite "a
serious cond ton.
The Hastings Court was not IN session
Yesterday. To-day the case OF George
Eratcher ,coloredl. the alleged poisonei'
VIII bc tired. This case was before the
court last week. but the jury. after being
out twcnty-four hours. failed 10 agree
upon verdict.
Notyxitbstandine the intense heat there
was a large attendance at the meeting OF
tho Railroad Branch OF the Young Men
Christian Association at the presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon. Interesting a'-
dresses were made by number or ucle-
gates who attended the natohai con
Vention of the Railroad Branch at en-
ton Forge ,.t
IIHnf g.
The residence Of its parents, corner OF
Fifteenth and Perry streets. aged mne
months The funeral took place sunday
ar.o.nron at AS o'clock from the resi-
denas. The services were cohductcl ny
Rev. j. W. sun. assisted by Rev ). a.
Spencer. rne nterment was IN Mauiy
Cemetery. ,.,...
Ray. Mr.. kay preached at the Presfy-
terrain church Sunday morning ILeIe
was no service at night
Rev. j. j. Clopton occupied ms pulpi'
sunday morning, ana inc - c.,
William Brander preached for MN sun
a., NIGHT Services were held at the
oticr churches as usual .-,
The Missionary Society Of central
Methodist church viii give tea next
FRIDAY night The young ladies' VIII De
dressed i'm costumes to represent sie al
ferent countries TO which they sehd mis-
sionary funds 1t will be an interesting
and enjoy able affair and worthy CAUSE
A very pleasant Gospel meeting was
held al the store Of Mr.. {. W. EATON
Saturday evening.
Miss Mildred Garnett has returned 10
Manchester A..
Rov Mr.. Robert Winfree was in Man
chester yesterday.
Nir. sterling Boisseau. OF Crewe, Va
was in Manchester Sunday.
Miss Beyrl sharp is quite SICK at her
fathers residence on Second street.
Mr. Albert Puliiam, OF Newport Nc"S'
Is visiting his son I'm this city.
Judge Hancock left this city sunday
4 nonv was stolen from Mr. f. J.
,,,mmius' stablo.in Chesterfield, on Ihuis-
day night o,.....ao,, county
has discovered an aluminium bcd on HIS
place. ..,.,,.a from,
the country, whore he has Deeh 'isl'''s
friends. ....,., from
Miss Lula Williams has returned from
,.t,osant visit TO friends in PoWhatah
and Chesterfield counties. o,..
Miss Matte Pattcson and MISS OllNla
NcRae left yesterday morning lot noN-
hatan Courthouse, to visit Judge Miller
family. , - -.
Mr. G. S. Wells has returned TO the
CITY after visiting New YORK cry anu ''O
New England States.
ON account Of the warm weather the
services Will be discontinued at balh-
bri5ee-Street Baptist church
Air ". L. Drewry, of Baltimore IS "
me civ. on his way 10 the Atlanta TX
position. - ,..o, s,erdino,
,ho summer at General Logan's summer
home. near scottsville, has returned to
the city. -, ,o,
- ro,nrned home. accompanied by Miss
Maude Wiley. H.. g.
Professor c. 5. Maurice left to-day Tor
Fluvanna, Bedford City. and FarHNlilc.
Ar FREQ. b. Hobson, who was paoiy
,,,r, at the Southern railway shops, Is
slowly improving. ,.,.o,.
Miss clara Sawtelle is dstained at nome
on account Of sickness. 49,. 49,.
NJ ~ Il. Russell, who has been very
sick at his residence in Swansporo' Is
srnpre wing slowly.