The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
A SUIT FOR BOYCOTT.
THE CASE or TINGLE AGAINST
G.F. PdUL AND BRO.
Both LitiGants From Manchester-A
Child's Narrow Escape-Other
News Of Interest.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHMoNn IlNrs,
ul2 Hull STREET BEArrIE BLOCK.

MAyoHEsrFR BUREAU RIcHMoNn TINS
lii2 Hull STREET BEArIfE BLOCK.
Tho Supreme Court Of Virginia on
Thursday granted am appeal in the suit
Of Tingle vs.. George +. Paul & Brother.
and placed the formers bond at 500 TN
gle is an ice dealer and Paul d broiher
are ice manufacturers both Of this city.
Tincle alleges that the ice manufacturers
boycottod him. inasmuch as they refused
TO sell him ice. The case was set for tri"i
in the Hastings Court of this city hnt
Judge Ingram dismissed &c. Iinsle theh
appealed 10 the Supreme Court
The plaintiff Is represented by Me'sIs'
Pollard & Pollard, of Richmond Wnho
Paul & Brother are represented by Judge
William l. Clopton and Mr. ). > T. rat
A NARROW ESCAPE.
AMMO rureusson. the uvc-Ncai- oiu
dourhtcr of Mrs Nose lurgussoh N"u
narrow escape from hDihs nun 80 -,b,
terday by a heavy grocery Ma5o... -.
LITTLE child was playing ON the SUI
with q number Of her companions on,
rolled her hoop in the middle on
street lust as the wagon was passing ns '
and ran right into the wagon
nately for her she ht lhe nun
ceiving slight bruises The people who
saw the accident were sure that the heavy
wagon had passed over the child hody'
but such was not u, &c p, ,c.4,,s,g,rc,r,e
The religious services ar tine Nar".il'
Home. near Richmond. on the 18th or ihis
month. will be I'm charge of INC MaSohS OF
Manchester Lodge. No. H. OF TINS cry.
Rev. DR. l.. r. ThOrnhil. Of the haln-
bridge-Street Baptist church. will preach
the sermon. An mcmhcrs Of Lodge no,
II are expected and invited 10 auen"
the services.
Charles Davis. a young white man VINO
halls from Richmond. rested last night I'D
the statiOn-hOusc. iic was FOUND drunk
at Seventh and Hull streets by OnlCer
Wright and taken I'm charge. lie was dl@o
charged with ordinance Nlolauoh- ~,
will tell his tale in The Mayor Court TINS
morning.
THE MAYORS COURT
The dead lock was broken I'm the Hall
of Justice yesterday morning ana Mayor
Maurice had an old sinner before MN.
DEATH OF MRS. SMITH.
Mrs. William Smith died at the resi-
dence of her husband near ,rdopeMell
church. in Chesterfield county IhuIalay
afternoon at ] o'clock
She was in the 9th year OF her age.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon from Hopcwel church. Ihe inter-
ment was made in the family buiylns
ground.
AFTER MINERAL LAND.
There will be a public meeting at skin
quarter I'm Chesterfield county. on Sat-
urday, December 4th, az 10 o clock in the
II has been called by Hon. w. w. ia,
ker of HallsbOTO, formerly mempeI OF
the Virginia Legislature, ana "a Fchtle-
man who has worked hard for the IN
terest Of his friends and neshDois IN
Chesterfield county When ChesiernelI
was represented az the state talr II was
always w. W. Baker who got up the .eN-
hibit. In most instances ihese eAiiiDils
took the first prize.
general tax among the property holaets
with a view 10 optiOning their real estate
to "A party from Philadelphia who are
DESTROYS OF purchasing mineral rights.
At this meeting Mr.. Myers, who repre-
sents the Philadelphia party. Will be pres
ent and give full details and explanation
of what is proposed. .,t-
move think 10 Will be a good thing LOT
the farmers and the community at large.
Mr.. Baker requests that an VINO are m
terestcd will turn out so they can nave
"a zig meeting and hear the views OF an
who are interested.
\ POUND PARTY.
Tho Young people OF swansboro had q
delightful time M the residence OF Mis.
Scott Mitchell THURSDAY night. IT, WHf
what they termed pound party. The
evening was pleasantly spent Duo games
and music, and at late hour refresh
ments were served. I'D inc carry meihihb
the young people lait for their homes
with the feeling Of having spent most
enjoyable evening in social pleasure.
HUNTING WILD TURKEYS.
When the Southern train arrived IN
Amelia county near the court hoqse ON
Thursday. the engineer, MI. Jonn tpplu-
son. saw the fowls and before they could
pet ont Of the way of the AppOmattoX
engine il was upon them. one or the
fowls was killed and another crippled.
The conductor and his engineer dined yes
terday on wild turkey.
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON
Miss Bette r. Taylor was married 10
Mr. Cary Williams in Washington, ID. G.,
on last Tuesday.
ture residence at Beech station i'm Ches-
terfed county. They are both we'll
known and popular with host OF
The bride is a daughter Of Mr. Robert
j. Taylor of Chesterfield.
FOR COWARDIN CHURCH.
There will be an entertainment given AT
COWardn-Avenue Christian church on
Tuesday night November 30th al 3
o'clock. The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of the church.
Among those taking part In the enter
tainment will include some Of the best
amateur talent of Richmond and Man
chester
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
There will be Thanksgiving services at
the Central Methodist church on Thurs
day next
Mr.. John $. Latham continues quite
sick al his home. Ills many friends hope
ne may soon improve.
Mr. Charles Becker. Of Baltimore. is in
the city the guest of his friend, Mr. w.
j. Carter.
The Circuit Court Of Chesterfield coun-
~ is still engaged in the case Of Clayton
vs. the Barney ADMINISTRATOR.
This is payday with the southern SHOPS
in this city, and the merchants are being
kent busy.
Mr. Harry Gala CHAN formerly Of this
city. but now OF Barbados. West indies.
is here on "A visit. lie will return TO his
adopted home next week
The Hastings Court was engaged for
short time yesterday morning in civil and
chancery causes
Eai.bo Wor nver