The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24
.NEWS OF MANCHESTER
,s1YoR MAURICE nan VERY BUsY
DAY iESTf RDiY ~ COURT.
aIenry Weller Was Convicted Of Emberrie-
ment and Three small Boys were sent
to the Icformators -ferson"ls.
MaxcursrFn BuRgAu RICHMOND TIMES.
No. 1921 HUH. STREET, BrATTIE BLocI

No. liZl HULL STREET. hhAtAAh bhO"n''
Mayor Maurice bad several cases before
him yesterday. The first was that OF Joe
Kitchen. Robert Walker, alj Willie Gil.
1iam. three small white boys. chaiSta
with having IN their possession a stolen
bride, which they tricl 20 sen 10 MI
Il G. Ricaddus for 81 claiming that IL
belonged 10 "a nan down IN bakefSfiilc
Mr. krC acdus went 10 phone 10 ne pO'4ce
and the boys ran out OF MS sldc-door'
lie sent "a couple Of his clerks after thc,ni
INT fhcv could not catch them. Ihl
bride. which they tried 10 sen 10 MI
located the boys and carried .hem 10 the
Police court. Mr.. G.. ". Rcams iiCn-
titled the bride as being ms properly
and IL was turned over 20 nm.
The bows were ordered TO be whipped
by their fathers. but as tho parental rela-
tiVcs did not put In an appearance thty
were sent 10 the kcfOrmatoiy.
Mr. ". ID. keams and MI N"lNeI I'LL"
some trouble about fence whlch was
on rented property. and was sofa ny MI.
r. ms TO MIR. walker The former was
required 10 give Cicar title 10 the proper
u and pay cost Of the vibrant.
The case OF William Smith, charger
with ordinance violation, was contlnutd;
In the case Of Henry Weller, charged
with stealing $40 from thc iht,rn"' l ,..i.
TrAfcrnal Alliance 10y collecting that
amount from certain parties IN MahchtS-
ter and apprcprating 10 10 ms own use
Mayor Maurice decided that the defendant
was guilty An sppea was taken py
"'''. a DANCE AT FOREST HILL
STEMS pavilion. az Forest I'M PARK,
was the scene WcdnCs lay night OF a
birthday party and "a dance. given 10y
Miss Hcttie Winfrcc. of Chester.
The pavilion was decorated with Molly
cedar. ferns. and cut flowers. Dancing
,Nas commenced AT $50 o'clock and was
kept up until an early h0ur supper WIS
served at midnight.
Among those present were Misses Rosa
Never and Eva Taylor. OF Richmond
Mamie Peters. Mcrtlc stein, Salilc JACK
son and Hcttie Wnfrce, Mes lanes Cnas.
and Varlinc stein. of Manchester; Mrs
". r. pnkncy. New York. MesSrs. X. II.
Richardson Richmond: George Adler, o.
Philadelphia Pa; A. Graham. Topeka,
kan. ". ~ pnkney New YORK; walter
Holt. Charles stein. Thomas Martin, G.
a. Fortune. a. q. Taylor ridden baugn
T. ". Winfree Cuthhert Cogbin, INV
John Jones, Manchester.
PERSONALS.
Miss Matte Bass Of SwanSboro. IS
visiting friends in Powhatan county
The HASTINGS Court was i'm session q
short while yesterday. No business OF
any importance was transacted.
judge T. " Miller was in town yester-
day
Mrs Pitt while coming from Richmond
Yesterday morning. lost her pockethpok'
Containing $40 and some small change.
Ii " as founl boy Conductor j.. {. Den;
OF the Hull-strcet line. on his car and
turned over 70 me owner, r,,,osot,,,,.
Mr. John y. Hines. OF Fhllaoelphla'
was in the city on business yesterday
Nes4rs r. vs.. Nelson and J.. Segal
both Of Baltimore, visited Manchester
yesterday morning. ,r-.,..
for Virginia Beach 20 spend a couple or
weeks. Misses Iavina. Maggie, and Car
rlc Vaden. Catherine Taylor. Cora Patch,
Pcsele Gin. and Nmes Walker. Thet
will be chaperoned by Miss Maggie Walden