The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-01
TWO DEATHS YESTERDAY
WELL-RNOWN AND POPULAR CITI-
ZENS PASS A WAY.
Statistics for the Month Of Decembcr-Ju-
nior German Club-Brief News and
Interesting Items-Personal.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMEs,
No. 1l2l HULL STREET, BEATTIE BLOCK.

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Mrs. Julian C. snellings died yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock aged twenty-eight
wears. Her death was sudden and unex-
pected. she having been sick since Sun
day afternoon. She was very popular
Young lady, and was daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. T. T. Mathews. She was con-
sIstent member of Bainbridge-Street Bap-
fist. and for a long time a teacher in the
srndav-school OF that church. Her de-
mise is a shock to the entire community
and the deepest sympathy is extended to
her husband and father and mother. Four
little children survive. The funeral Will
,ake Mace at 2.30 this afternoon from
Ralnbr,dge-Street Baptist church
the fonowing are the pall-beal ers:
Honorary. Or. W. ID. Thomas, Or. II.
II Harris. Or. Christopher Fompkins.
Judge j. II. Ingram, Judge b. a. Han
cock. Judge 5. b. Witt.
Active: -. +. Pilson. Il. G Broaddus,
J. =. Robinson. +. y. Lamb, ". &. Tay-
lor. + !. Bayley, J. +. Bradley James
l.. Robertson.
Mr.. william Foster, Of Atlanta, Ca, a
former resident Of Manchester. whose Ill
ness in the former city has been an
nounceg I'm The Times, died Sunday even
ing Mr. Foster was one of the charter
n enbers of Stuart Lodge OF Odd-f elbows
and also OF Indianoia Tribe OF Red Men.
lie served bravery in the war between
No States as member Of the Elliott
C;ravs The remains will be brought 10
this CITY. reaching the Union depot III
Richmond at $40 this morning rom
which place they will be taken 10 Ouu-
Fellows Hail. Eighth and HUI streets
| this city. where they VIII be viewed Dy
| his friends. The remains VIII he me. az
| Petersburg by the following committee
| from Stuart Lodge: Past CRAMPS j. X
| Green. George W. Blankenshlp e v
| Green and c. r. WaithaI.
The members Of Stuart Lodge VIII meet
| in their hail at $3.50 this morning, and
will proceed from there 10 Central Metho-
dist church, where, at 10 o'clock the
| funeral will be held, after when the re-
| mains will be Inferred in Maury GENE
| terry.
| Justice owen disposed Of the following
| cases yesterday morning
! lanes Logan, charged with oldlnahct
| violation. was fined 81.
Arthur Nunnally, charged with throw
| ing ice or rocks at "A crowd Of boys Whii'
skating on a pond near the old oil works
near the Southern railroad. was fined $
and costs.
| f. f.. Hfllsman. charged with assaultins
Arthur Clark. conductor on the electric
| lire. His case continued until this morn
! ing at o'clock.
The continued case Of Eddie Threa
! and Andrew Quarles doth coioreb
| charged with fighting, was called and tn
parties were fined & and costs each.
The following arrests We're made durins
! the month Of December by the police
For felony. /; misdemeanor %; ordinance
violation. II. Total, Al.
The following business was transacted
i'm the clerks Office of the Hastings Cour
during the month: Deeds recorded, %
marriage licenses issued. -.
Justice Jones disposed of several cas-
yeterday morning in his court in Swans
boro.
Soldier Mayo, Moss Mayo and Ben
Smith (all colOred) were up for creating
a disturbance. Smith was fined 500 ant
bound over to keep the peace for lively
months. Soldier Mayo was fined $50 an
Moss Mayo was fined 500.
! Mr. Upton Robertson. formerly OF thi
| city. but now OF Savannah. Ga, is visit
ing his old friends in this city.
Mr.. Willie ROwlett. who has been visit
ms at Green Bay, has returned to thi
| city.
| MT. 6. NJ. brown. " no mas bttU SIC
for some time, was no better yesterda
morning.
Mr. w. G. Brown has returned from
pleasant visit to Crewe.
Nj. W. l.. Porter ST., was suddenl
taken i'll at his residence, on Coward
avenue. Sunday. His condition yesterda
morning was better.
Mr.. Peter W. Blunt who has bee
quite sick al his residence corner Eight
and Stockton streets, was better yestel
day morning.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Conway. who was 50 ill last week, is IN
proving
The old-fashloned nlght-watch was hel
al Central Methodist church last nigh
The occasion was TO watch the old yea
out and the Newly ear in.
Messrs Palmer Barrett and Lee Turf
ley are improving as fast as could be a.
pected.
Mr.. W. L. Parten was taken suddenl
in Sunday morning, but was Il little be
ter yesterday.
The Junior German Club gave the
Christmas german last night.
The post-ofice will be closed at IL Tn
morning.
The bank will be closed the whole da
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