The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09
A DELICATE OPERATION.
sUcoEssFUL SURGICAL WORK ON A
MxNCHESTERTAN
on,cers of Liberty Council, United Ameri-
can Mechanics, Installed-Per-
sonais and Briefs.
M.xcu,.rvn BrRr,u RICHMOND TINES,

10 Ii9i Uutt. Srarrr. BEATTIF BLOcE.l
A dangerous and delicate operation was
performed on Mr.. Orrin Bass Tuesday al
teruoon. when a large tumor was removed
from the left side Of his neck. The work
WAS done by Dr.Lawrence Ingram assisted
by DIS. Ellis. Merchant, and BrodnaA ana
was emincntly successful. the patient be-
ing reported as resting easily last nisht'
AZ. Bass has been troubled for some
Tim, p1st with this tumor. aud the opera
tlon OF removing it was necessarily dan
s,rous. on account Of the large arteries
Immediately beneath it,
JR. o. L.. A. NJ. OFFICERS.
A very interesting occasion Tuesday
u ht vsss the installation OF the officers
%. Liberty Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ. OF
swansDofo. by Fast Councillor Titus
Loser. Those who viii hold Office for
Tho ensuing term arc as follows. COun-
cluof. T.. Al. Reynolds. Nice-Counclilor,
". l.. IuQua. Jr.. Past Councillor. L. ,.
Barrett. Recording Secretary, William j.
Alorrissett: Assistant Recording secTe-
tary, y. W. Turner; Financial Secretary
s. c. Nuuualy. Treasurer ". il. Ioicr;
Conductor, ". O. Jackson. Warden. a. a.
Avis. Inside Guard, j. r.. Akeis; Out
side Guard IL. G. Jennings. Trustees:
Eighteen months. W. c. Clements; twelve
months. y. &. RedfOrd. six months. A. X.
T0lcr. Assistant Relief Committees: First
ward--J. J.. HogwoOd and j. u. Beasley;
second Ward-O. j. Andrews and J. W.
Turner, Third ward-T NJ. Redford and
H. {. Jennings; Fourth ward-J. Il.
Blantor and j. =. Murray; Swansboro-
William IA. Marshall ana ]. ". Ire
william; Chesterfield couuty-L. W. Bur
ton.
THE POLICE COURT.
Mayor H. a. Maurice being out OF the
city. Justice 4. f. owen dealt out justice
IN the Police Court again yesterday
morning. lie fined Tom King and Fred
Robinson doth cOiored) ono dollar each
for fighting In the street
Laura Robinson colored) charged Cor
nelius Wooldrch with cursing and abusing
her. She said she was upstairs in her
bed. and W0Oldrich was in tho next yard
abusing her. The old woman, who was
said to be somewhat unbalanced. made
quite an amusing speech in her behalf
when she was called 10 the stand. The
Justice dismissed the case
Rosa Thornton and Roberta Follen (both
coloredD were charged with creating a.
disturbance. The case was dismissed on
The pament Of costs by the two women.
Hezckah Wright paid one dollar for
allowing his COW TO run on the streets at
night.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Ordinance Committee will meet in
the Council chamber Friday evening, July
17th. at Z o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of the City
Council will be held tomorrow nisht at
s o'clock.
Miss Myrtle Lithgow leaves Saturday
morning for Crewe. Va. where she goes
as the guest Of Miss Lizzie Amos for sew
eral weeks.
Airs. Or. Sidney VI. Wakes condition
was reported 10 be little better yestcr-
day.
Mr.. Ansley Scripture, Of Dallas. Tex.
IS the guest Of his cousin, Mrs. James
). Baird. - east Twelfth street.
Mrs. v. y. Gregory, who is visiting the
family of Mr.. 4. NJ Fendley at Four
teenth and Porter streets. was taken very
81 Tuesday night, bat was reported to
10 considerably better yesterday morning.