The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-31
IS POSTPONED AGAIN.
THE LOAN ASSOCIATION PEOPLE
GIVEN ANOTHER SNOW.
Tie Oppeimans Released From Their Bail
Bond-The New swansboro Posts
master Soon to Take Charge.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
No. 1lI2 Hull STREET. BEArrIF BLOCK

pointment OF a receiver This is done in
| order 10 obtain unanimous vote OF an
| stockholders to agree 70 settle up the al
! fairs OF the concern previous 10 tndt Time
BAIL BOND RELEASED.
! Mayor Maurice released Mr.. Joseph op-
! pelman. Mrs. Annie Oppelman and their
| son. Phillip Oppelman. yesterday from the
! hail bond recently placed on them 10 keep
! the peace. These people had diflculty
/ with their neighbors. who are merchants
/ near Thirteenth street. The whole crowd
! were down before the Mayor and all DIS
/ charged but the Oppelmans. who were
| fined and placed under peace bond. AT
the request Of several citizens the BAH
/ bond was released, much TO the gratifl-
| cation OF Mr. Oppelman and his FAMILY.
WILL TAKE CHARGE SOON.
Mr.. j. NJ g. Fitzpatrick VIII TAKE
Fcharee OF the SwansbOro postOiilce az an
! oarly day. lie will remove the office from
| Tho nroscnt place to the store Of Mr.. VIII
| liam Evans on upper Hull street. lie mas
/ appointed Miss Eva Evans as MS assist
Mr.. Fitzpatrick is not new in the post
I office business For a number or years
| he held the position OF postmaster @l
| Chester lie will assume charge as SOON
| as he gets his bonds approved Dy the
| Washington authorities.
MIR and Mrs. w. r. Paul lost their little
| child bv death yesterday afternoon AZ =
O'Clock at their residence IN SwahsDoIo.
The arrangements have not Deen com com,
pleted for the funeral ye dom D"' the ne house
! this afternoon and the interment VIII be
| made in Maury cemetery
BAH. REFUSED.
rr tho Mayors Court yestemay the
case OF william Crump was called, and
| his counsel, Mr. Charles L. Iasc, WV
| ed an examination, ana the Cast va 80
tined to the Hastings court Dan was
! refused. 1901. arros,od
Crump is the negro who was ar ar .s.i
I'm Newport News by the police OF lhat
| CITY at the request Of the autnoIl'ieS u
| Manchester He Is chaIseu WIZ WI, nj,
| hitting a heinOus assault on Dolly hlcks,
| "a coIored girl at that time only i've Scdia
! OF age. The offence is SAID 10 nave peei
| committed I'm February lssO. s,....o u,,..
lie left the city after the ouenIe ~" w.
committed and was only located Dy thS
ILL iost week and his arrest followed
and he was brought here by captain
ne case will be called in the Hastings
! Court on the 20th of SeptempeI. l.. 49,.
| Mayor Maurice presided as usual III ~
| MI -, Iw.tiCo Yesterday. and had a lew
| pfIcrims 20 claim his auentl On.
! Mary richardson swOre out WARRANT
against her husband Charles hlcIai uSo ~,
! both colored. Charles and Mary 90 no,
! live together as man ana vic shUe l.i
so they had several spats ChaIles liz, 49,
| drove Mary away but wherever she wen.
he would follow. Last night ne wen Wen
| TO her mothers house, Wheie ~, ,,
! stopping. and commenced 10 ~ 90 e eo ~
| the furniture. lie had TO pay $-'oO ana
Norman Bowen was charged with an
! assault and cursing and threalenliiS ~
| strike Mrs. Geo. w. Day. Ills COUNSEL
| aek@d that the case be continued unth
Wesley Thomas white. was arrested on
| q warrant sworn out by his WE nc
ttook an extra drink OF SUNDAY anu W.
| 10 her house They have separated anu
| cte is not anxious for him to come h'dI
! her When his case was called ne VIZ,
| physically unable to appear ana ne viii
be tried this mCinin8.
DEATH OF a CHILD.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Saunders lost thei y,
| infant child Dy death SUNDAY evening ~ ~, II
| o'clock al their home in Swansboro. Inc
| cbild had been an invalid nearly all its
! life and its death was not uneAptctsu.
the funeral will take place from Us
! parents residence inns holhiiits -,
| o'clcck. Rev. w. II. Haight VIII conduSt
| ~ services The inteTment Will be MADE
| in Maury cemetery
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Cantain A. c. Attksson, the Common
vveaith's Attorney of Manchester, ana
| Mrs. Atkinson. returned yesterday Al III
I Amelia county where they nave uVC.'
spending the summer Win MI 'o"i'
CAPTAIN Attkissou is much improved
a, health and is feeling better thah ne
has been for a long time. lie wiz ~ I1S
his Office in the morning, reaay LOT lot, al
business that may claim his ATTENTION.
Ills many friends will ~ PleaiSS,eu I,.,. ~
hear of his renewed health, sid VIII WISH
him a continuance of the same
MIR. ROBERTSON WILL RUN.
Mr. =. NJ Robertson. who has been re-
ouested TO let his name appear as
| candidate for the House OF kepresehta
tives, says he IS IN the MINUS Ol -
friends. and If they secure the nonlha-
ION for him that he VIII serve his peo-
ME to the best of mis- ability, ana VIII
d. ali i'm his power TO be elected.
Mr.. Robertson now holds a mempets'ili
on the electoral board. Mr.. Harry s.
Owen has also consented 10 r. a can,
diGate for the house of delegates. ana
the friends who have worked so earnest
lv with him for years in the Democratic
party, give him assurance OF their sup
TO BE IN OPERATION SOON.
Nessrs COgblll and Wells, though I'M
known TO the public, have beeh SognSe
| for the American Telephone anu i'lt
graph Company Tor some SlihV pas ost III
have made arrangements ior the es14n
lishment of the central office in this city
Mr. wells lives i'm Manchester and Mr.
| Cogbill in Chesterfield, ana the hrih JONI
| IN represent the company In the city ana
| The office. No. 104. now occupied by Mr.
A / BRADLEY. has been leased Tor three
! years dating from September ISL ana Lne
| Citv Engineer has been requested 10 uesls
nate a route for the main Inc 10 'aAe iH'0
The wires pass around the city beside
| tho Pelt Line railroad. and, IL Is thought,
| the Manchester branch VIII come from
| the u ONT where the line strikes the Ie-
tCrsburg turnpike. 81. A.. .,.,.
On Wednesday september Isl tlie w" w.. \
| If remodelling the Office will begin. The
| room is one of the largest offices IN the
| CITY Orders have been given 10 nave the
| place nicely fitted up. the outside painted
| and everything done to make the place
| attractive. ,-,,- -.
| the neoDIe of Manchester will be in tele-
| phone communication with the large clues
| of the United States.
| Mr. Wells. when seen at his office yes
| terday. said they expected considerable
| patronage from the people OF Richmond
| as Richmond has no long-dlst1nce tele-
| phone service.
Mr. Hunt Chipley. State manager. was
| in the city Friday and gave final instruc-
| tions TO the counsel for the opening OF the
| business. o.-e
Miss Ethel Harding has returned 70 Tie
| city after a pleasant VISIT ID fpnher :
| Point Old Point. Virginia Beaca ana
| other seaside resorts.
| Tho Committee on Poor of the city Will
| meet in the Council chamber to-day al
$50 L. NJ.
| after a pleasant visit IN buchinsI ~
Miss Mabel Duran. Of Berkley. Is visiting
| Miss Neva Evans. OF Swansb 1ro.
Mrs r. a. Parks and child:sn have ie-
| turned from a summer trip.