The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

viii be pleased to learn OF the honor con-
| fcrred upon HIM
lie has accepted the appointment
SDME TRIVIAL CASES.
Mayor Maurice was at his post IN the
| Hall Of Justice Yesterday and soon got
through with several trivial cases.
Three white boys, thc heads Of two of
them hardly bieh enough % rcach Inc
ton - his Honors desk were mp FOR tax
ing pears from AIR. j. +. Galloway. The
boys were Dismissed with a lecture.
Edmond Smith Vas up for ohsiructins
the street with hts team. ne ~ dliN.
for Breach. and is at work on nun
street He kept his cart too long az the
crossing and was complained OF by a cit
lzen. He was fined 81 which he paid.
johnny jones, small coloted boy was
arrested for having street rd'lfpid lloh IN
ais possession. lie was waiA'ns "lo.s
With a hag ON bis hack. which ne m
Nosiieated and found the contents 10 pc
iron. ON account az the age on tNe noS
The court ordered that his mother should
give him q good thrashing. Oihcer Jones
went along To see 10 well done
10 EEoKHANlLE TIE CAMP.
There will Toe am important meeting OF
Joseph r. Johnson Camp ConledeIllf
Veterans al Odd Fellows HaN Monday
night An veterans are invited 10 DC pres
ent with them at this gathering.
AS The commander and Nice-coinhidn"
are absent from this place and living III
organize and elect new officers.
A large attendance OF the members Is
desired.
4 PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr. A. =. Plum. one of the clerks In
the store house az the southern shnpa'
met with @ painful occlaehl Mnhoali
which dislocated his shoulder
The young man was riding his bicycle
down Franklin street in krhmOnd When
he got to Eighteenth street Henrico
farmer ran INTO hin with ms cart, Anoch-
ing Aiy. Plum down, and woundin& MN
painfully, he was taken into store near
BY and two physicians summoned, VINO
found that his shoulder was dislocated.
lie H. getting on very nicely move but
is unable To- attend 90 IFS duties az his
place of business.
When ne was Knocked down the coun-
Try man remarked 90 him: Now, / guess
yOu wit walk Mr Plum thought the
stranger was more To- blame than he for
the accident.
THEY ARE IMPROVING.
Miss llelap Bate. who has been confined
90 her hcd with typhoid fever for several
weeks has more favorable symptoms than
when >ast reported.
Mr.. BERNARD Walden who has been de-
tanned from business for several DAYS by
sickness. Us ahlo to be out. Ills wife IS
SIN indisposed
Ms. john H. Ingram IS quite sick at
her home ON Porter street.
AIT. x. T. ldiNiNf was thN-finN0iA hll-
ten hy a poisonous spider Wednesday ar
tcrnoon lie was in his back yard just
after returning from work when an un-
covered portion of his body was stung by
ihe insect. Dr. Mathews Was called in
and found that great swelling had been
produced.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. lee Wells. Of Chesterfield, is I'm the
city. visiting his son. MIR. =. III. Wells.
Mrs. W. h. jennings and Mrs. r.. d.
Satchted have returned from pleas
ant visit of a few days 10 relatives and
friends iu Chesterfield.
Miss Mamie Jennings Of Florence, s. G.,
is tho guest OF the family of Mr. W. ).
Iaylor OF 5l7 west Thirteenth street.
Mrs. w r.. Jennings. of Newport News,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. r. j.. Satch-
field on Eighth street
The Stockton street Sunday school had
their picnic al Young Pond yesterday.
The young people left the church IN the
morning i'm eight heavily loaded wagons.
Mrs. n. q. Jones of west Ninth street,
is still kept in bed by sickness.