The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-23


stephen Garrett ana Charles Morton
two negro men, had a lively hRFt Salui
day night. They were arrested ana nall-
ed for their appearance before the Sla2
ors Court on Monday Garrett Was pan
ed on his own recognizance Tor MS az
pearance but when he was turned loo9e
by the officer Of the law he made LOT
parts unknown. and he never came back.
FULL OF IMPUDENCE
While Mrs. @. +. C0nley was DRIVING
her phaeton along Hull street yesterday
morning. a negro, who was driving a gro
.l tuOu. ..ud who Us employed 10y Il
downtown grocer. drove into her vehicle
and broke several spOkes out OF the
wheel
The phaeton was crowded. Mrs Conley
having several small children in with her
and they an got out as quickly as possl-
bic.
When the negro was spoken 20 BY the
lady about his careless driving he dld
not make any excuse. but told her 70
keep off the street and then she wold
not be run into. as he had % deliver MS
groceries.
The following telegram was received
from fredericksburg.
The body Of a co0rcd man was found
ON the railroad track a snort distance
from here tms morning The man IS
supposed 10 have been struck by a north
bound freight.
The body was terribly mangled.
The man is supposed to be hon.It
Brown. OF Manchester, rs he had lettet
in his pocket addressed 10 that name.
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED.
The deputy clerk of the Hastings Court
~nsfrrdnr ifeuCd marriage license l
Mr. George W. Johns. Of Richmond, anu
Miss Carrie T.. Pr0tzman. or Mancmtstel'
'Thcv win De married IN Richmond Thurs
Tif.TliDAY PARTY ~ swANsB0RO.
Tho home OF Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Glenn
ents was the scene OF great enJoyInlehl
TUESDAY evening when nlrth.
e ,f5,r par dg5ue T Miss Maude.. As
the guests began 10 arrive she received
them with n pleasant smile. and conduct
81 them % tho spacious rooms WheIt
they spent Tho most pleasant eNeIltS
with narlor games and other amusemenis.
st II o'clock they were usherod INTO tn'
rafrgshment room where al the deiCacle.
Of NE season were served H
abundance. When the early hour OF
wendell their wav home. much pleased
with the evening that was spent. she re-
ceived a number Of useful preossentes.
TURNED SOCIALIST
Mr. W. H Uranium. tho former pastor
~ observation-disclosures Christian church.
Manchester. after spending the summer
I'm Oklahoma and Indian Territories ms
located in Houston. Tex. where ne VII
snond the winter on account or nls hedllI'
borshin from tho Christian church ana
viii snond n few years studying Soci1.
ism after which be viii devote MS II'
to IT'S discussion, both from the PLATFORM
RRrrrs AND PERSONALS
At meeting Of the oak Grove con
...- 900 'f.ninr uirht N W'e dee
cidod To- retain iis present name Mr. a.
| a. Harding. the ch0rister VIII commence
the practice Of singing by the schooi
H. ir' D. f,r ,rr, ,r-e ln tho..f'v Tnee-
dav 10 SEQ HIS mother Mr.. p. NJ. Drewry
.ff i.ft That evening for his home I'M New
M w T. Carter loft Tuesday eve"in~
for philadelphia. whore he was called OFT
ir.iufee 90,
Tho usual Wednesday night services VIII
| DO held in tho churches tonight
NJ W. T.. Brown is quite lu ut n'I
| residence on Bainhridee street
Tho ladies' NJ Wcst-Fnd church VIII
/ have nm apron and neckte party IN. me
! ward ~ Mr. g. 8. Raines i'm SWansnoIo
| tomorrow night nil,
| have returned from n pleasant VISIT ''
Mrs r. Ashhrook and son returned
| bonn. Tues1av after pleasant VISIT i'
| Amelia courthouse -,... 10
Mr. Thatcher T.. Crenshaw. the new as.-
I rfafqut nrfncfnql for tho public school
| won't ON duty YESTERDAY.
Mr. Charles Page. Jr. had quite an ac-
foot-ral ON Twelfth and Porter streets
| TIo received n lick I'm The face. which
| broke ono ~ the bones. Dir. ingram rem
dered the necessary medical attention
CUT WITH GLASS.
The young son of Mr.. Stanley +. Ford,
| of Cowarlin avenue. received very pain
/ ful accident yesterday afternoon. Inc hl-
/ tie fellow was playing ln the ydrd Wheh
| he fell and in falling he hit ms race ON
piece Of glass ON the ground. me s..s5
/ cut his face very badly ana the WouHu
| gave him severe pain. Dr T.. II. hucheI
was called I'm and DE rendered the neces-
/ sary medical attention.
MR.. GUYS LECTURE.
Rev Mr. Guy grand worthy cnltI ,tu-
| plar of the Good Templars Of virginia
/ delivered a Temperance address at M
| tral Methodist church last night The
/ gentleman was listened 20 attentyely.
/ The inclemant weather kept a grcal
| many away who would have enjoyed the
| lecture of Mr.. Guy. had they been present
Tlo purpose or this meeting was %
organize "a lodge OF Good Templars 100 this
city. ..,., ,,,,,.v
A most delightful fruit party was gwen
M the residence Of Mr.. j. g. clarke at
80 1893 Darlington street Monday night
/ Thoe, present were Misses Cora and Jen-
mic clarke. Emma Layne. Anna clarke
I Rosa Butnell, Katie Clay, Bessie tIet
Rose ana Blanche Dcnnit. Ncttie ana Nel-
H. carlton Mamie Lynch Pearl Morris
and Horsev williams. Messrs. Charles
ana Robert Ruekv James Childress' \ ln-
fsfadt. Richard Johnson Joseph bauah1ll'
Went. Eav Samuel Spr1gue. Joseph
clarke and Mr. and Mrs. clarke
SOMETHING AHOTT PICS. d.,
Mr. r.. J. Bowman. ~ che erhe ~. pr.