The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-19
SOME MORE THIEVES,
rHET ARE Still CITING IN
THEIR yoRK ~ mANCHEsIER.
roiics court Cssss-Death of an Infant
An Ordinance Niolation-fer-
sonals and Briefs
N.xcarsrrn BuxEAu RICHMOND TINss.
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Thieves are stni getting IN their work
IN Manchester. Yesterday morning the
grocery store OF Mr. Gus. Berger, at the
corner Of Tairtcenth and HUI streets
WAS entered by burglars. but were
scared OF without getting any
hootv. Mr.. Berger was aroused by the
fuss made By the would-be robbers. rush
ed 10 the upper window and fred his Pts
TO- Al them. but without effect
THE POLICE COURT.
lohn cnnningham (coloreO was before
Aiavor Maurice yesterday, claibei WI"
assaultlug and striking Mattho" b'cNe'
con (colored) with a rock. Cuni'ii' IAN
stated that Thursday nisht ne HIess.u ~
attend his church. which IS situated Il '"o
corner OF Decatur street ana inc 'u'
nike. and when ho got near tho church
80 enc throw a rock al ,1im- lie went
over to crowd of boys ana asneu WIZ
threw the rock at hin. and Dickcisoh
said he did. aud wanted 10 know what
he was going TO do about IL, at ule same
time striking him with his FIST Dichei-
son was a much larger boy than Cunning
ham so no ran across the atietl anu
picked UP a rock and hit Dickerson over
r1e left eye. causing bad cont nsion'
Dlckerson was fined 81 aud Cunningham
$3.50.
six Young men OF Swansboro were be
fore squire Jones yesterday morning.
CHARGED With shooting bats last sunday
and violating the Sunday laws. After jus
tice Jones had given them lecture on the
subject they were discharged on pay
ment OF costs and warned not TO come
before nim again for such an Ofense OF
he would impose a heavy fine on them.
The infant child of Mr. ana Mrs. Lr-
nest w Moore. whose residence ls DID
Chesterfield. about oieht miles from Man
chester. died Thursday afternoon. jle
funeral took place at O'clock yesterday
afternoon from the residence. and the
remains were inferred in Hollywood.
BRIEF MENTION.
Miss Alice Crowley, of Washington.
who has been the guest OF her cousin,
Mrs. John O'Brien. for hlo past several
months. left on the - o'clock train yes
terday for her home
Mr.. G. r. Clark. who has been confined
TO his home Tor the past week is able
10 be out again.
Miss Kate Kimball viii celebrate Der
birthday next Thursday evening at her
residence on west Twelfth street.
Mrs ]. w. Patterson. who has been
visiting her parents at Mt. Airy, " c.,
has returned home
Mrs. j. II. Walden left Thursday FOR New
York city TO visit friends and relatives for
rcveral weeks.
Miss Beale Fair. who has been spend
Ing the past month with friends and rela-
tives in Abcmarle county. has returned
home
Lucia. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. IIar-
~ owen. IS quite sick with scarlet fever
az the home OF her parents. on Porter
street.
Miss Julia Woodbridge is the guest Of
Mrs. John Morris on McDonough street.
Miss Ellen We'siger who has been de-
tanned az the home 81 her aunt i'm Pow
hatan with typhoid fever continues 10
improve.
Mrs. Peter Franklin. OF New York IS
on a visit 10 Mrs. William / Clopton. on
Porter street.
Mrs. s. L. Ingram GAS returned 20 the
city.
Mrs. G. T.. Clark. who has been sick
Tor several weeks. IS able 10 be ont.
Mr. J.. Wells. Of Chesterfield. vas IN
town yesterday.