The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
TWO DIED SUDDENLY.
YOUTH IND AGE STRICKEN DOWN
By THE GRIM REAPER.
The Chesterfield County Court-Two
Youths Leave to Seek Their Fortunss.
Personals and Briefs.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. 1l2l HULL STREET, BEArTIE BLOCK.

No I19l HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLocB.
Mrs. Mile Fitzgerald. an old resident
Of Manchester. died suddenly yesterday
morning at the residence or her niece
Mrs. Cox. No. 1n4 Railroad street Mrs'
Fitzcerald had been in poor health ior
Soma time. but her death was entirely
unexpected. as she had not been eo'l''"ou
IN her bed. SO sudden was her dean
that she had passed away before ~
tor could be summoned. 'oiv'e, Ia
max viewed the remains, ana uecineq
~ her death occurred from natural
causes. ,,. ,,oor.
Mrs FITZGERALD was sixty-eight years
~ 900 and had resided IN Manchester Tor
a Ions, time past. Her funeral VIII tahe
Mace from Cowardin-Ayenue CHRISTIAN
church this afternoon at ? o'clock ana
the interment will be in Maury cemetery
SUDDEN DEATH or A CHILD.
1itro Catherine. the infant child OF Mr..
and Mrs. 4. Il. Peasley, died suddenly
at 4 o'clock yesterday morning OF con-
gestion OF the lungs
Tho funeral will take place this morn
ing at . o'clock from the residence OF
hcr paronts. No. 1916 McDonough street
Rev. DR.. L. r. Thornhill viii conduct
the services and the interment Will he IN
Naury Cemetery
Reverlv Bently a small colored boy
before Mayor Maurice yesterday morn
inc. charged with throwing rocks In the
street and creating a disturbance IN the
neighhorhood Of Tenth and Simms streets
was sent IA Jail for thirty days.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY COURT.
Monday. in the Chesterfield Court. Mr.
Ollie Brooks was fined for shooting Mr.
| that Mr. Brooks rented the adiOurning
farm TO Mr. Osterblne. and Mr.. Oster-
bine's chickens would 90 over and scratch
up the seed as soon as Alr. Brooks couid
put II I'm the ground Mr.. Brooks asked
Mr.. Osterblne TO keep bis chi kcns OF
his place. as they were doing much dam
age 10 his crop and he couldn't stand
f.. Mr.. Osterbine refused 10 take any
precautions. so Mr.. Brooks proceeded 10
keep them off himself He procured his
gun and shot several % the trcspassers.
for which he was fined s.. lie took an
appeal.
BOARD OF TRADE OFFICE.
At the meeting OF the Executive COM
mittec Of the Manchester Board of Irade
! held in the cashiers office OF the Mechan-
| les and Merchants Bank Monday even
| Ing. the secretary was instructed 10 rent
|
! for the Use OF the Board OF Trade. air.
! Bradley will have the parAtion between
/ these rooms taken down and thus con-
vert them into one. This viii make a
/ very comfortable chamber for the com
| mittec 10 meet I'm.
| SEEKING THEIR FORTUNES.
Messrs. Roland Horsly and Samuel
! Sutherland. about seventeen years of
age. left their homes I'm this city very
| unceremomiously Monday night with
| party Of youths. Mr. Hofsiy LETT note
| for his parents saying they had gone
! 10 New Orleans TO make their fortunes.
| Several other young men who We're to
/ accompany the party from this city back
! od out at the last minute. one OF whom
! carried the news TO the parents OF those
/ who had departed The parents OF the
| young men were very much started at
! the news of the unexpected departure
| Of their sons. 1t is not thought tHat the
| young travellers left home with apy big
| capital on which to make their fortunes
and. unless they are extremely lucky I'm
small Investments they will return home
before making many investments in New
! orleans.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
! The young ladies ana gentlemen OF
| Midlothian viii have a picnic on the
| 18th of this month.
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs. Chas
/ Wake is very sick.
/ Mr.. Willie Beatue and family. of this
city moved to Bon-Air yesterday.
Mr.. Wallace Sncuings. who resides in
| Chesterfield. about two miles from town,
| lost about forty or fifty fine young chick
ems Monday morning. lie put insect
powder on them 10 Kill vermin ana theh
stopped them up in a box, ana the conse-
Quence was an diei from the poison
! Miss Maude llcidlcburg and Mrs. G. NJ.
/ Pemberton. Of clover. are visiting reia-
/ tivos on Buchanan street.
Miss Mamie Morrssctt. Of Midlothian
who has been visiting Miss Ncva Evans.
/ of Swansboro. has returned home.
Mr.. Harry Meyers Of Baltimore, Nd,
| is the guest of Mrs. Iseman' 'oWardlh
avenue and Hull street
Mr.. Ernest NJ. Taylor fireman on the
/ Southern road to West Point. and Mr.
/ Winpo. engineer Of the same run, were
/ robbed Of their gold watches ana chains
! last Saturday uisht while at their board
/ inc house I'm West Point. Mr.. Taylor
| also lost s.! in cash. " IS supposed lha1
/ The burglar was scared away before ne
could complete his job.
Mr.. Sylvan Patch has returned from
| Canada
Mr. George a. Napia and Miss Edna
/ Earl Savorv were married last night at
/ O'Clock. in the presence Of few
friends AT the study Of Rev. l.. X.
! TnOrnhln.