The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-29
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
vr LANES MARSHALL TO sFhhh
rBrRrAr O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
nj. pocl,ct In the Police Court-A WAN
dering Newsbov-o'her '''""
Personal Mention.


~ -, n, IL Sreyrr. BsATrIr BLOCH
- x,s,chcstcr sllvorcrats VINO "''o
.,,,h d,sanpointed at the failure o. MI
lanes w. Marshall to speak IN 'n's Ivy
NJ advertised for Saturday night last '-e
much pleased at the announcement '. .,o
Ill, address the people tonight 90 '''o
rr.vs. Armory. Col. r.. c. Marshall, Oh
,,'~.,.,oo,h win speak at the same place
Friday night next
THE POLICE COURT
In the absence Of Mayor "'1',
,s,ulre A. r. Tyson presided in the ro'o,
ro.rt Yesterday morning. ana olsp0'''
of 4 number Of cases ,..,..,. dr,,,,l,s
NJ ronn Dowdy was up for being uIu'N
and digoraerly on the streets S"i''' 49,.
nan vas fined s.. lie sara 'ie
officer knew he was eoihs ~ ..,,'
to drink and watched TOT i"" ~ 49,,
lack The officer said TINS wa ''0'
case ,.,a ..ftb
,teeiinc n cloak from Mamie Reid Ihe
case was dismissed
ur g sherone was fined $50 FOR shoot
,nc torpedo 40 midnight ana u's'-' D''''
Eadie christian (coloreO was charged
with stealing a watch from Anne L.
bridge.
J.se Kahn was fined $3.50 for being
drunk and disorderly saturday night
The misdcmeanor case of Tom Nllldi'S
was continued until today.
A WANDERING NEWSBON.
c.,~ro kim "a white youth of sixteen
,...-- was arrested by Oficor Wright
Sunday NIGHT fin the Atlantic Coast Line
,.r3 and LODGED IN the police station.
Ifo stated that his mother and father
,.oro dead and he had been living on
Drar, street Now York city where hc
was q ncwshov. a man. whom he dld
rot know. promised him q position I'D
Charleston. S. c.. and good home so
10 left New York Sunday night the 2ath
instant. and beat his way as far AS Rich
moad. where he applied TO Dr. Beadlos.
or west Marshall street 20 remove a cin-
Jor from his eye which was greatly i'm
named.
pr Roados removed the cindor and
gave him q prescription which Mr.. g. W
Iatmor filled for him. Both. gentlemen
after hearing his story made no charge
for their services.
George thcn walked to Manchester.
whore he was waiting for aa freight train
10 put out for the south when the officer
arrived. George was found 20 be suffer
ing a good deal with his eyes yesterday
morning.
D~ Lawrence Ingram was sent FOR and
be viii carry GEORGE 10 the city aims
house. where he win he kept until he IS
well Then he will be liberated 70 pro
coed to Charleston, S. c., 10 find bis
friends and future home.
Mr. George T.. Peasants. Jr., died AZ his
late residence 20S west Eighth street
Yesterday morning at 9l5 o'clock, IN the
twenty-seventh year Of his age.
The funeral services viii be conducted
nv Rev. W. W. Lear and Will take place
This morning al 1890 O'Clock from the
Central eMthOdist church
Tho remains will be taken 20 Jetcrs-
vile. Amelia county, for inierment
BRIEF MENTION.
Tho Police Commissioners will meet IN
the Mayors courtroom tonight ut
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs William G.. Hartwen who
have been spending the past six weeks
nj Roanoke visiting friends and relatives,
returned home last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. George A. Carter. formerly Of this
city. aut now OF Norfolk. is the guest Of
,ai1r Joseph w. Walkers family at
Jolly Springs.
Miss Hettie Winfree OF Chester. Va,
IS the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Wartime
Stein. at Forest Xii Park.
Mr. lgnatus Schultz. who lives about a
mile from Forest HM Park. suffered a
stroke af paralysis last Thursday evening
and his condition is reported as being
very critical He IS cghty-three years
old and n prominent member Of the Ger
man settlement
Excellent services We're hold bv tho
Railroad Branch OF tho Young Ncn'q
Christian Association nj the Southern
depot Sunday afternoon.
Lucy Nelson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
bernard Walden, IS quito sick with fever.