The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-22
HER WANDERING BOY"
AIRS. BULTON STILL LOOKING FOR
IiTfLE JOHNNI.
Constantine Green, Coiercd. H. Missing aud
the Negroes Fear Ills Body II Being
Carved Up at One Of the Colleges.
MANCHESTER BuREAU, RICHMOND TiMEs.
M IlIy A yi.l, SIHEEI. BEAIIlL BbJCA

street. tho mother OF Johnny Bottom VINO
disappeared from his home on Tuesday
the 18th instant. ana has not been seen
by his motncr since tndt ume, was Ia
Manchester yesterday LOOKING after hei
wandering one a gentleman informed
Mrs. Bolton that hc had seen Johnny IN
Manchester on Tuesday IN company VITA
a white and a col01cd cnnd. Sne came
over yesterday TO get the assistance OF
the police in looking Tor her boy.
Mrs Bolton wOuu DC grateful FOR any
Information Tesarolng tno Whereabouts
vi her culId. one ls satisned lnat nc ~
being given ala ana comfort by some o.
DIs numerous ircnus
Johnny is twelve years OF age ana
when last seen 10y his distracted mo'heI
had on a suit q blue COthcs.
IL the boy is ia Manchester anyone
who knows where he is would do KIND
ly act by notifying his mother
AFRAID ne Is 4 81 BJECT.
Constantine Green is missing. ana mas
been since the 18th OF this month. Ion-
stAntinc lives on Fourth and HUI streets
when al nome. ana Is quite nol"Dic
character in his way. lie Is well known
an over the city where he sells hsh lo'
a livelihood. lie Is q great class leauVis
ana takes charge OF all the prayer meet
ings held BY his cOiOrcd brethren In ms
ueiqhborhOOd. His friends are very an
xiOus 10 learn his whereabouts. lhtl
feel satisfied that he has been kidnapped
and his body sold to the medical stu
dents for dissectng purposes The old
darkcv has always said that this woulo
lie the way he would shuttle off this NOR
tai coil. and 30 has always caused MN
much dread and uncasincss snort time
AGO "A friend OF his was missing and CON
~tantiuc made the colOred people believe
that the man WIS az one OF the medical
colleges. and the tyro doctors had cut
HIM up IN the interest Of science II the
imam is i'm Icsh and blood his friends
would like 90 SEE him. hut If he rs In tho
land Of the spirits they are not ANXIOUS
10 have him come TO them in the shape
on haunt. when last seen the old man
was ON the street with n whoel-barrow 81
fish IFS white acquaintances also would
like To know what has become of him.
They are afraid the old man has been
drowned lie vas harmless and bore
rood name
MARRIED AT THE PARSONAGE.
Nr. James L. Vaughan and Miss Kate
Ecll Harwel were married by the Rev.
j. A. Spencer pastor Of the Cowardin-
Avenue Christian church. at his resi-
dcice yesterday morning at IV''V
The bride is an attractive young lady
ana is the daughter OF Mrs Hudson. OF
Thirteenth street.
man of this city, and 1t employed at the
Southern shops.
Southern train for an extended southern
tour. ON their return they Will reside az
the residence Of Mr.. Richard Vaughan on
Eleventh and cambridge streets.
Mr. John Wake and Mr.. Edward har-
well. a brother of the bride were the at
Mr John Baughan and Miss Florence
rlls Wll boz married to-nleut az
$50 o'clock by the Rev. j. y. Williams,
pastor OF the Wcst-End Methodist church.
SwansborO. The marriage VIII take
place I'm the parlor OF the parsonage.
Mr. Thomas j. Duuavant and Miss Alice
Mitchell will be married tomorrow night
BEFORE MAYOR MAURICE.
Mayors Court yesterday morning 10 re-
ceive their reward from the bind god
dess. The attendance or spectators Mas
Tot so large as usual, however. Ihey
now spend their time or the banks or
tue James.
Henry Hall and James Bergman. both
Colored. were arrested by Ofhcer smith Tor
making the night hideOus in the early
Sunday morning hours, at time when
h,Itst people should be asleep Iney
Kept up such racket on Hull street near
Fifteenth street, that they aroused the
ncighborhOod and people who were asleep,
hurried 20 their windows 10 see what
the connection was.
They Informed the court that they were
only playing and were assessed 500 each
for their fun at that time OF the nisnt.
Ida Randolph. a colored girl from Bon
AIT was sent down 10 this court by Judge
Ingram Tuesday morning. rms case
had been called before at this court and
sent on TO the Hastings Court.
Ida was charged with stealing "a CLOAK
and skirt from Mrs. Oppelman. lady
whom she lived with as domestic az
The time Mr.. W. Hay Garnett. her
counsel. asked the court to dismiss me
prisoner. as she had already been in jail
for ninety days waiting her triai. lda
was then dismissed on payment OF cost.
John King. cclored who Is charged with
assisting in q riot on Christmas, was
called but his case continued until to-
morrow on account of the absence Oh
King left Cor Philadelphia after the
trouble. and returned TO the city a few
days ago. when they arrested him.
ed up by officer Smith yesterday
morning I'm drunken condition
lie was lying in the street asleep
Lewis was brought 10 the station
house. and when presented before his
Honor had the tired feeling so bad tAat
he had 10 be helped along. His case
was continued until tomorrow lie is
already under bond Of 800 for six months,
and this will also claim the Mayors at
tention In the morning.
A DOG AS PRISONER.
Onlcer Smith made an arrest yester-
day morning, and Killed the prisoner
without trial by judge or jury. An OLD
stray cur dog has been making ms
haunts in the neighberhOod OF Sew
enth and McDOnOugh streets. Inc
dog snaps at everybody who comes in
his way. Yesterday morning he bit
years of age. very severely. and also bit
several other children who live in that
neighbOrhood Mr. Smith was notified OF
the dog 5 action this morning. and went
a ~ animal
brought him to the station-house. NO
one claiming ownership 10 the dog he was
shot and Killed by the policeman.
CAUGHT UNDER HIS WAGON.
MIR. %. a. Carr, a grocery merchant or
this city. met with an accident While
IN Richmond yesterday. lie had backed
his wagon up 10 the door OF q wholesale
house. on south Fourteenth street, and
taken his seat IN his wagon 10 drive
back TO Manchester. when his horse
turned 50 short as to turn the vehicle
over.
Mr. Carr was caught under his seat
The horse began 10 cut up some capers,
hut was caught and held while the wagon
was lifted on Of the merchant.
lie received several bruises, but was
not too badly hurt 10 drive.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
Mr.. W. II. Washington has returned
from pleasant visit 10 his parents in
Caroline county.
Miss Martha Butler is detained at home
by sickness.
Mr.. James f. Harding has gone to New
port News on q business trip.
. Miss Mollie Amos Is quite sick at her
home on west Twelfth street.
Mr.. II. J.. Pcttlgrew qualified before
Hastings Clerk Duval yesterday morn
ing as Notary Public for this city.
Iottie, the twelve-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. George Butler. is very IN.
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