The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
FROM ACROSS THE JAMES
HAPPENINGS or TARiOUs CHAR
xcrER DUHTNG A DAr.
c.scs In MAYORS Court-To be Sent BACK
to the Soldiers Ifomc-Plannins LOT
aBig silver Meeting
Brrr,u RICHMOND TINES,

~ ,isl HIM STGg,r. BrArrIE BLOCH
There were several cases before HON.
ii. A. Maurice In the Police Court yes'V
oay morning. The first one caned was
that OF Mr.. Claude Jones. chargei win
bo,nt drunk and abusive TO MS wife Mon
6av night. lie was fined s. and required
g. GIVE hond. In default ne was sent
10 jail. l.-,,,. nae
Charley Zones alias Tom Crensnaw WIS
al for six months for oo'AinihB
- csnts from Mr. G.. L. iipplN u''"''
A~ 90 iXytham Hider was required 10 90
AWAY with nuisance on ms piVtyss.sto,
riessrs Emmett Blunt Joe Nl'CH.n.
49,, wells were summoned 10 court
- tSo chureo OF destroying "A WaSoii.
M. bovs dil not turn up. so attdc ai'h's
we issued for them. Inc C"So W.
tried to-day. ~.,,,,., ,.r,p,t
The following petit juror Jurors, o nave Of the me
sImstincs Court Messrs. Dallas SoruSn'
w I'll. Redford. J. l.. Gallo~ty -; a.
Amor 4. J. Hewlett. NJ. A. hlshlsrh' -
H GALLAGHER. +. H.. fltzkeI,a,i,u, - ga 80,
s,o,t,f 81 4. " altz. J. Is. Childress' ana
a; ~ r. H"e ). r. Pcrdue. ST.. and j. Il.
pordne. IT,. left on Tuesday lor TWO
weeks visit in New York. , .o,,
lanes Rdti0tOn. IN AiA 49,
ulgCer well known IN Ches'eiNoiu' "'0U
suddenly on Tuesday. ~. tor
Mr.. H. a. Wells was in the CITY yeste'-
day. -. o.,o 90 Irrod
pricksburG 10 wait on H'A NO"''''' w."
10 be married.
no BE RETURNED TO THE HOME
Mr. A. Os.or:ak. the German Consul,
wac in Tho CITY yesterday morning 10 see
Mayor Maurice In regard TO securing tne
release OF Helraouih Hess. VINO va 1, se,,,
10 Jail about six weeks ago iOl ii"0S0"'
conduct on the street. .., Cor
Ucss came TO this country from Ger
many during the w@r and served III inc
s Ue was SCI sent to the Soldiers Home at
Hampton several years ago, put 4cA' 'i0A0
and came TO Manchester ,,
He will be turned over 10 Mr.. OsteIlak,
who will send HIM back 10 the Hampton
nome. ,,,-r, ,,r,.rtr
William Ray owen. infant child or MT.
w. Y. owen and wife. died At 3.lo o CLOCK
Yesterday TCrning at the nome OF ilS
1arents. corner Twenty-hrst ana nun
streets, I'm the twenty-second month Vi
his age. The funeral Will be from fioVi-
dence Methodist church, IN Cheslelhciu'
This afternoon al 8 o'clock.
Mrs p Milton Carr died at her iate
residence No. ll9 east Eighth street az
ll.30 o'clock yesterday morning. IN lhe
forty-nrst year OF her age allei iore
illness. The deceased was born IN Han
over. and came TO this city nine years
ago. She leaves a husband ana iour
small children. The funeral VIII tahe
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon from
Central Methodist church. lnterment III
-""'i' sIIfVERiTEs TO MEET.
Cantain Attkisson. of the city Central
Committee of Manchester, announce w.
terday that there viii be a Dig Demo
cratic rally at Leader Hall Tonight at
which addI ses will be made by Messfs.
D. L. Pulliam. &. J.. Page, ana >. GARNET
The central speech Of the evening now
ever. will be delivered by Colonel j. A.
Taw. OF Bristol, Tenn, and one oil mat
States most distinguished orators. 80
The Street Committee will meet at l.'V
O'Clock this afternoon in the Couhcli
A PAINFUL INJURY:
Yesterday morning while Mr. James
Harding was coming down flight OF
steps at his home, on Hun street ms
foot slipped and he was thrown heaNliy
10 the bottom. lie received several So,
we're cuts and bruises about the arms ana
face. particularly over the right eye. Ills
Injuries. while very painful, are not con-
sidercd serious. 49,, -, =.
praced bv a number OF dancers. the coca
sion being the opening of a series OF cie-
cant germans 10 be given by the ManchcS-
ter Cotillon Club. Every detail or the ar
THnEfmfNiS mas Ut'n 'plNiil'tNNi 60 50
Indications are that 1t VIII be a Srahu
success. ..,, ,,,.,..r,>-c.
Tho employees of the Southern railway
shops. in view Of the continued ha marc
times. have set apart Thursday afternoon
from . TO as a time of confession ana
praver 10 Almighty God that lie Will
restrain that which Is causing scarcity oi
work: that lie will give Ills wisdom ahu
nafience inspire hope. and grant Ills
go Will DC pres
emf and make short addresses, ana the
friends Of the object are invited. me ser
vices will be held In the Presbyterian
church lecturc-rOom. Manchcster,
REPUBLICANS KEEP BUSY.
The Republicans Of the First ana Sec
pnd wards held business mce',nS i"3'
night at their newly established heau-
quarters on Hull ana SeN.h..n III ee, ,,,'oc''
lion with the coming election A PUBIC
meeting will be held by the club to-nlSht
when some good speakers VIII be OF, haIiu
10 tell an about the desirability OF eiectihG
the Republican ticket.
NEWS NOTES.
ru,ber Tavlor. Richard Melton, sam
Tenrv. end Pee pce Mahoney' the ioui
vonnc men who assaulted ana beat JAcH
homes on the nieht Of August otn near
The Fonticollo Springs. were tIie9 on
T,,ceGav I'm the Chesterfield comfy CouIl
convicted. and fined Slo each. Jones vas
dischai ced =. a., to,.o .,ss,,o5
,nvi,cficns 10 the marriage Of ihei'
slaughter. Miss Vireie owen. 20 NJ. w
s. Grinlley at the residence oil ~,
bridge. in swansboro. on Tuesday n:S e.,
al. 81 O'Clock Aftcr the ceremony 1l'
corrlo win leave for northern trip.
Mrs. Dr. a. s McRae. Mr.. Enery ano
MIS- WHITLEY Emery. Of FredcricH n o.
are The guests OF Mt. arr MrS' . 80 80
NcRae Twelfth and Semmes Su'c,,..
Me- Matte Gmock. of LEXINGTON, va.
C Inc cuest of the Misses Holland ltoi-
,fr O,ov T. Guy left on Tuesday f3I
Boston Mass. where he VIII resiue ]"
the future.