The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

walking In his garden Sunday afternoon
when he received an apoplectic stroke
lie was taken into the house and
physician summoned. He fingered until
Monday when he died without speaking
word after ne was afflicted. lie was
buried on Wednesday.
LAID AT REST.
The remains OF Mrs. Hannah Ride
whose death occurred in Chester Wednes-
day morning. were brought up on the ii
o'clock train from Chester yesterday
morning and taken TO Maury cemetery
where the intormcnt was made. The fu-
neral WAS preached at Chester by the Kew
Mr.. Scott.
Alvin. the infant son OF Mr.. James
H. Butler. was buried from the resi-
dence OF Mrs Crlddle In Swansboro yes
tcrday afternoon at o'clock
Rev. w r. Williams. pastor OF West
End Methodist church. OBLIGATED. The IN
torment was made I'm Maury cemetery.
DISMISSED IN SWANSBORO.
Magistrate G. r. Jones presided in the
Swansboro Police Court yesterday morn
David Griffith. the young man charg-
cd with creating disturbance on Per-
ry-strect trolley car on the night OF
July "a. made his appearance In answer
10 a warrant sworn out by Constable q.
ID. Cole.
After hearing the evidence in the case
Squire Jones decided that the decision
rendered DN Mayor maurice III NHt May
Ors Court OF Manchester covered the case
in Swansboro. and he dismissed Griffith
Young Griffith has been tried IN three
different courts for the same nights frol-
ic. lie was fined in two Of them and dis
missed in the third. His troubles are
now ended as far as the courts Of justice
are concerned.
lie says the next time he rides to For
est Hin Park on the electric car he VIII
walk all the way.
WEST-END CHURCH.
The quarterly conference OF Wost-End
and Asbury churches was held at West
End church Wednesday night, conducted
by Rev. W. II. Williams, preacher ia
charge. Good reports from both churches
were given, and the meeting was well at
tended
There will be infant baptism at West
End church next Sunday evening at
o'clock conducted by the pastor. The
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Captain J. T. Wilton, Of FLORENCE. 5.
c.. is visiting his nephew, Mr.. W. ~
Wilton, at 1OO6 Perry street.
The work OF paving Hull street in the
lower portion of the city was resumed
yesterday morning.
Mir. richard IL Vaughan. Of west
Eleventh street, is detained at home by
sickness.
Mr.. A. Royal was able 10 be at his Of
flee for a short time yesterday morning.
lie returned from Virginia Beach the pre-
ViOus evening.
There Will be lawn party next Thurs
day and Friday nights, July 70 and 10Th,
from to IL T. NJ, at the residence OF Mr..
John G. Rice. on Cowardin avenue, Tor
the benefit Of the Manchester Prcshyte-
rian church.
Captain i. II. Flournoy, clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county Is
in the city.
New South Council Junior Order United
American Mechanics. will entertain Lilly
Council Daughters Of Liberty tomorrow
night at Anderson Hail.
Miss Lizzie Walker. of Drewrys Bluft.
is the guest Of Miss Lizzie Nunnally off
this city.
Mrs. c. G. Cox was stricken with paral-
ysis "a few days ago. but is doing as well
as could be expected.
4 regular monthly meeting OF the city
Council will be held in the Council Cham
Der this evening at s o'clock.
DIT William Bronaugh. Of Porter street,
is visiting in Charlottesville.
The policemen Of Manchester are busy
looking for the tramps who did the recent
holding up act, but thus far have been un-
successful.