The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-16
A. A. ALVIS' DAUGHTER
xHUsED sHAMEFULLY BIZ A NEGRO
WOMAN.
rAs latter n Sister of the Mnrrays-Mr
John Chsrieton Hurt--funerai
of Mr.. Gibbs.
MANCHESTER BuRE,u RfcayoSn TIMts'
Iii2H Hull STREE BEATIIE BLOCK.

morning.
The Williams woman was on nun"
street car on Saturday night coming i''n"
Richmond and on her way to her ho'ne
in swansboro After the car Iei' INC
Mayo bridge and arrived IN TINS Guy snc
saw Mrs. Mamie Bagcr, Of Richmond
dauobter Of Policeman A. a. AVIS. the
offIcer who shot the Murray bfo'hets'
The negro woman commenced AZ once 10
abuse Mrs. Bagcr, ana apph,1 Wv 49, -.
epithets to her for the actoh VI ~
father IN killing the two bro'hers oi inns
When Mrs. Bager arrived at her parents
home she Informed them OF inc abuse
heaped upon her Mr. Avis procured a
warrant from Squire w. -. bltnso~. anu
the woman was arrested. Mayor Maurice
will hear the case This morning.
MIR. CHARLTON HURT.
MIR John ChaTleton met with painful
accident Sunday night while IN Richmon ei
He was on his return home from 81.
Paul's church. and while attempting TO
get on trolley car he slipped and TEL
heavily TO the ground. His head hit the
ground and cut "a deep cash In the size.
Yesterday Mr.. CHARLTON was not feeling
so well, and DR. r. r. Rucker was called
in 10 administer to his wants.
MIR. GIBBS BURIED.
There was a large gathering OF friends
OF the late A. Cary Gibbs at the Balm
BRIDGES Street Baptist church yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock TO pay their last
tribute OF respect TO his memory.
The pastor Rev. Dir. L. II. Thornhill.
conducted the services. The interment
was made I'm Maury Cemetery, ana was
attended by a large concourse OF trlends
and relatives. Manchester Lodge, no. -
a r. and 4. NJ. were present I'm "a body
and at the grave the pretty ceremony
of this order was conducted by their Moi
shipful master. Joseph Galloway. Dale
Lodge. Knights OF Honor, were repre-
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FUNERAL OF MR.. GIBBS.
The funeral OF the late Mr.. A. {. Gibbs
took place from Bainbridge-Street Bap-
fist church yesterday afternoon At o.
Rev. Dr. l.. II. Thornhlll. the pastor. con
Quoted the services. The intermcnt was
made in Maury Cemetery. The burial was
in charge Of Manchester Lodge, No. IL. a
D. ana a. NJ. and Dale Lodge, knights OF
Honor 80,
The funeral of Mr. william 4. Gill took
place from his residence on Fifteenth
ana McDOnOugh streets, Sunday, al q
o'clock The rector. Rev. Ben. Dennis.
conducted the aervlccs. Tie lniermeh'
We made IN Hollywood Cemc terry
Mr. GINS death occurred al his resi-
dcnce on Fifteenth and McDonough strets
on Saturday night. lie leaves wife and
three small children.
AN INFANT DEAD.
Ruby Baugh. the infant daughter Of
Mn j. H. and Mrs. Hat Baugh, died at
their residence or Ninth and stockton
streets Sunday morning at o'clock.
The funeral took place from the resi-
deace yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. j .. Bahcock conducted the se'-
vices. The lnterment was made IN Maury
Cemetery.
EVERYTHING READY.
II is supposed that the free delivery Of
le:.c~s will De commenced i'm this city to-
day When Assistant Postmaster Fisher
was seen yesterday morning said
that thc carriers had all given bonds and
bad been sworn In tnd they were ready
for business. The letter boxes had not
been placed or the streets when this re
port closed, and nothing had been heard
from Washington since Postmaster Weis-
iger received telegram from Washing
ton last week announcing that this
branch Of the service had been establish
ed.
WILL MARRY TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs W. f. Gin have issued in
vitations - the marriage of their ddugh-
ter. Mss Matte Gin. TO Mr.. ID. y. Goode.
both Of Chesterfield county The marriage
will he solemnzcd at the residence of the
brides parents I'm Chesterfield county. on
Tuesday. November 10Th. al half-past 4
o'clock. The contracting parties are well
known In This city.
THE HUSTfNGS COURT
Tho Hastings Court convened Yesterday
morning for it's November term. Judge
H. chancorv and civil causes
This will be a short term rs there are
only a few eases that VIII De presented.
and they will Pc tried without jury.
There Will be no criminal cases tried Al
this term.
THANKSGIVING DINNER
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Meade Me
mortal church will have Thanksgiving
dinner az the room lately occupied 10y the
Leader In the Leader building at Tenth
end Hull strae-s.
The ladies' Of the society will have an
extended menu that VIII delight the cpl
cure. and they will De ably assisted IN
their work by "a number Of their young
the MAYORS COURT
There was only one case 10 claim the
attention OF Mayor Maurice Yesterday
morning in the Hall Of Justice
Ernest Waddill. Young white man.
mas iu such Dad fly Saturday night hat
be was unable 10 waddle. lie was I'm a
fen cat At FIRST the bystanders
thought he was nerlously injured and tel
eI,honed for nm officer but on the arrival
Of the police the marty was found TO be
THE SANDWICH MAN.
colored man was arrested 10y officer
Jones yesterday morning and recognized
for HE appearance I'm the Mayor s Court
this morning The man was q sand
witch mar and was advertising Dianora
This is a violation Of the CITY ordinance
a. an who DO ihis lIind OF work must
have a city license.
Personal NOTES
Messrs George +. Gary. II. Clinton
Droaddus. and Charles W. Friend lCf,
Saturday for New York TO attend the
horse show.
Mrs NJ z Cheatham. Of Chesterfield
Court House is seriously i'll.
The Circui. Court Of Chesterfield, Judge
T. A. Hancock presiding, was IN session
Yesterday. The court rs generally engaged
the FIRST day OF the term In setting cases
Mr. w J. Carter has returned from Co
iumhia. S c.. where he has been attend
Ing the fair.
Mr.. James Cabcll Dabney prominent
Young attorney Of Charlottesville, is In
the city. the guest Of his uncle, CITY
Treasurer j. W Bronaugh. Jr.
MeSsrs. j. &. Snelhngs, w. II. WASH
ington. and II. -. owen returned Satur-
day from Bowling Green In Caroline
county. where they had been on a week :
hunt.
Mr. Aionzo Waithal. who has been
very sick. is somewhat improved.
The offices FOR the City Water Works
and for the City Engineer are nearing
completion. They will be very comforta'
bic and convenient.
QUARANTINE EXPIRED.
The quarantine law against cattle IRON
the south side Of the James expired yes
terday. This Is very gratifying TO the
farmers OF this section as the market
FOR their cattle was almost cut of. Sew
cral fine drovcs passed through the city
Yesterday and were porfegftN healthy