The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

I who lives on Sixth and Everett, lost thir-
Mr. Fred IIaIstcad who lives on Fourth
| street near Stockton. lost tw'ntH-ntc
fire ones, and several othef ltlni..'S ~
tho rcighborhood lest from two 10 SIX.
THE MAYORS COURT.
The only case before his Honor yes,ef-
day mOrning was that Of Mrs. iathe
Coggins, charged Win ha7aui.,uo' 49,
mg and pulling the hair of Mrs. Annie
These parties arc all white. and live
in that part Of our city calied bacon
Mrs. Coggins was fined 81 and costs.
FIGHTING a WILD BOAR.
Mr.. Louis OGDEN. Jr.. who lives SOW
craI miles from Che city ON the BIC "a
Rock road had q terrible ight last lfl-
day with a Wild ana mhdacned no.I' ~,
ogden Nas COINS through thc lot WEI
tho boar made az him, and threw MN
down and cut him iu several places
Ono cut that just grazcd him would nave
proved fatal had II been one-hai men
deeper.
d, is very probable he would have been
Killed by tho Infatuated animal but Tor
the timely assistance of his DIl thcI' W"o
drove tho boar away, ana 10. gyHn5
ogden out O. danger. Or. }. NJ. W me-
fieid rs attending him, and ordered MN
10 stay In beO Ill further ORDERS.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
Tho members Of Clopton-Strcet Baptist
church held their annual me,lhs '"-'
night at the church. with me KEY. W. -.
Haight. pastor Of the church, acting as
MODERATOR The following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year. g.
Treasurer. -. j. MoIrisseitt. clerk; ~. j..
Ghoristcr' ~ ]. MoTissctt. Organist'
Mrs. ". j. Morrlssett. Assistant Organist,
Miss kappie Clemens FOR Seha1y oTnoo''
superintendent Of sunday schooi, S' a.
Hancock, Assistant Supcriutencents. W.
r. Jones and J. ". Hoge. ChOiisier, W -
Morrissctt. Organist Miss N1upc tIem-
ems. Assistant Organists. Mrs. W. H. Mar
shall and Miss Mary Is. liahco'Hi I"J To,
Committee. J.. ". Chcaiham. -. ;. ZOE
ton w. T. Jones. l.. II. Mori,sse Dliss
Ellen Hancock. Mrs. George hcams' ana
Mrs Hattie Rcams; Ushcrs. +. O. Hooker,
E ". F. r Bos5 AZ and B. 'f ~ criidlc 0'''
An informal report was made as 10 INC
condition Of the Young People s. tHpll5'
N'nion, which was said io De in y Nohi is s-.
members. and all the money collected is
turned over into the city missionary
fund. -.........,.,.
TRANSACTED ROUTINE business.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners met
last night In the Coun' ch tiiinet anu
was in session for mc'n rlan TWO h9uIs'
only routine business was transacted.
AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAlNMENI.
An ENJOYABLE entertainment took place
at the residence of MIS-. MtIton' "A'i
the evening was spent Win 1AlAl"3.
tatiOns. and the rendering OF lhauu-
,-,.ntaI ,1f,elc Those who called. ana
who were all residents OF tMHlOn ii'H'
were the following: MISS Monie fbasiIls'
Miss Maggie shroud Miss Mamie i ,'a'Iy
ton. Miss Matte Baehy. captain b"5ng'
I'd. Bagby, and Tom Eagby.
BRIEF NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs. stephen Ferguson OF
Ivnchburg. Va, are visiting MI. al"
Mrs John c. Robertson. OF Broohslue'
Vr Thomas Turpin. Of WASHINGTON
II - aud his sister. Miss Mamie Iur-
hin. of HallsbOrO. have been stopping IN
Nr. KirkwoOd Mathews. formerly or
this city. is here on visit TO ms re'a-
Messrs. Lee N. Latham and G. W.
Brooks left Sunday TO visit Mr. Charles
Keller. Of Suffolk. e,......,.-.,
a popular young COUPE Oh % S""l'SDo'O
will be married on December ga.
MIR. Iiuwood Tihls, Of Chester, has
returned home after a visit 10 Mr.. u.
Mr.. Willie Jordan. who is very III, re-
mains about the same.
Inc young men of Swansboro are ar
ranging for a sociable to be given in tie
Nr. Henry Barnes, who recently re-
moved from tins city 20 North Carolina
rs I'm town on visit.
MIR. Paul Jcwett. a machinist who
was recently removed from the southern
shops here TO the shops in salisbury
y C.. has become dissatisfied ana Us eN-
pccich home shortly.
Mr.. Russell Taylor, prominent citizen
OF BTcmo Bluff, IS the guest OF foatlnas-
ter u. l.. Toney Mr.. Taylor Is mere
making all arrangements for his we'd
ding, which takes place at Bremo bum
in n few days.
The Heptasophs met last night az
odd Fellows Hall corner Ninth ana hun
streets. TO perfect their organization ana
put several candidates through thelr lhl-
tiation
Mir. c. r. Lane and Pat Moran arrived
home from Salisbury sunday They
have lately been at work al me Scuth-
cm shops at Salisbury.
Mr.. r. VI. Anderson has heard from his
brother I'm San Antonio, Tex" who mas
been very sick with spinal meningitis,
and his many friends Will be glad 10 hear
that he H. very much improved.
Mr. Rota VI. Ship. who has been con
fined 10 his home by sickness, is able
MIR EDDIE Cook. who had his foot very
badly hurt while al work at the Card
well Machine Works I'm Richmond, is inn
proving very slowly.
Water Commissioners Will meet TO-
night I'm the Superintendent Office AZ
1880 o'clock.
Elder Staples. Of this city. preached to
n large congregation at Highland Springs
Sunday.
Romenyi the great violinist, is trying
10 make date with our music-lovins
people to give one OF his concerts at an
carly day.
Miss Mary Harris. Of Chapel Hin. r.
c. who has been visiting her cousin.
Miss Eua Holt. on Seventh street has
left for New York, where she viii pur-
sue her studies In art this winter
A.. c. Harding has gone TO Petersburg
en- business.
Mir. and Mrs Lee H. Wells Chester
field G.. H., are here visiting their son,
Mr.. l.. n. Wells.
Miss Mamie =. Turpin. of Halshoro,
is visiting Mrs. ". J.. Porter, on Coward
In avenue.
BURGLdES IT UORh.
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