The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-19
A RECIDIVIST'S FRANKS.
TOO COLD ON THE STREETS AND
M WISHES TO RETURN.
90 lie Goes About Frightening Ladiesand
the Police Ran Him In--Danscfous
Playground for urchins'
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1tc remarked TO one OF his acauaintancoS
YESTERDAY mat Il was getting TOO cold on
lie streets. and lac would have 10 go TO
iail where 10 was warmer. lie VIII nave
MS hearing Lefore the Mayor this morn
inc ana his wish viii in all probability
A DANGEROUS PASTIME.
number Of small boys In the neigh
borhood of the Stephen Putncy warehouse
have been amusing themselves IN a risky
va When the cars are being shifted
ana running slowly on the side tracks
these urchus jump on the moving tram
for short ride. The railroad people
have made complaint 90 the police ABOUT
II. They are afraid the boys VIII get IN
,prcd Tho police arc now looking after
the boys and II they are caught IN the
sct Of irmuing or riding on the cars they
will get themselves IN trouble.
An accident occurred 20 the three-horse
wagon tank Of the Standard oil Company
yesterday. As u was crossing from
eoventh street at Hull street. the rear
wheel rolled on. and let the wagon fan
10 The ground. Strect-car travel was IN
Isrruptcd for awhile as the wagon was
wing across the track. hut with the as
distance Of a number Of bvstanders. the
driver eventually got II ont OF the way.
ATTACHMENT AGAINST MIR. BtlEf
An attachment was issued against MT.
Charles III. Berry by a real estate agent
Yesterday for the sum Of $lll Tor rent
II was pioced an the hands of High Con-
stable George w. Brooks. but when lna'
officer went 10 MI Berrys store ne as,
covered that the merchant had moNeu
his goods 10 some other place
Mr. Berry has been merchandising h
this CITY al the corner OF Enghth ana
Hull streets for several years ana 9p-
parently was doing big business. ne
was "a good advertiser ana always cdhed
the Hustler.
About seven months ago Mr.. Berry fall-
cd I'm business but his creditors allowed
him 10 continue in his own name WIN tne
assurance that he would pay 5n cents
on the dollar. Since then IL was thought
that he was doing steady business.
MIR. BRONAUGHS SUCCESS.
Mr.. Minor Bronaugh has received, from
the Supreme Court, notification OF ms
successful examination before thd' nouy
for the practice Of law and mas, there-
fore been licensed TO practice in all the
courts OF this state.
Mr. Bronaugh Is "a most worthy young
gentleman. and son OF CITY treasurer
~ Rronaugh He will locate I'm Nor
folk where ne will form a partnership
with his cousin Mr.. J. Cabel Dabney, OF
Charlottesville Those Young Darrlsteis
will 20 40 their new home with the pest
wishes for their success, or a large CIR
Gle of friends and well wishers In Man
chester.
HIS COAT STOLEN.
Ruscoe w Kelly. a cOloTed farm hand
on Mr. r. D. kcmp's place below the
city. had the misfortune 10 lose ms coat
"Wednesday while at work. lie had placed
a. on a bush on which were three others
and when his days work was done nc
went after his piece Of wearing apparel
hut found 10 missing. lie was up town
Wednesday night ana vowed vengeance on
the purloInor OF his property. His was
the best coat i'm the lot, and he thinks
Il was stolen by hunters.
THE HEPTASOPHS' SUPPER.
The supper Wednesday night given by
Hestia Conclave. Independent order Of
IIeptasophs at Odd-Fellows Han Eighth
and HUI streets. was an enjoyable occa-
sion After the transaction OF routine
business i'm the lodge room, the mempers
adjourned to the dining hail, Whele Il
most delightful collation. had been spread
IN was under the direction of the commit
tee composed of Col A. G.. Evans. MT. L.
VI. Nunnally and Mr.. william NJ Amen,
and all present did ample justice TO the
feast before them. Among the invited
guests were number Of gentlemen IRON
this city and Richmond, ana NUMBER
OF ladies the wives ana daughters OF
the members -
After cigars had been lighted. Mr.. r. II.
Betty the Noble Arch OF Hestia Con-
clave called the gathering 20 order.
In "A few well-chOsen words he introduc-
cd MIR A. Royal as the first speaker. who
after a few remarks by him introduced
Mr. Henry Flegenheimer, Of Richmond,
who ne said was the father OF the
order in Manchester. short and pithy
speeches were also made by Mayor Maui
rice. Mr.. Ben 4. owen, Jr, Mr.. j. w.
Stagg. OF Richmond, Col a. q. Evans,
and Mr.. Lawrence p. Pool
THE LITTLE CLEANERS.
The Little Cleaners Society OF Oak
Grove church will give sugar stew on
Monday next at o'clock at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. w. S Reams, on Peters
burg turnpike near Maury street.
This BIS "a society of little people who are
working for this. their new church and
they would be pleased 10 have their
friends assist them.
COWARDIN-AVENUE CHURCH.
The meetings being held at Cowardin-
Avenue ChristiOn church are crowded
nightly and much interest is being mani
tested nightly. Wednesday night there
were two conversions.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Cynthius Grove. United Ancient Order
of Druids met I'm Toneys Hall Wednesday
night. and the following officers were in
stalled by Grand Noble Arch Fritz Del
trek. OF Richmond:
Past Archon-W. 4. Grove.
Noble Arch-F w. Bass.
Vice-Arch-L. J. Talbot.
Secretary-James A. LiDscomb.
Treasurer. W. Toney .,.l
ConductOr-J w jerks
Inside Guard. J. O. Jackson.
Outside Guard-f \. Adams.
After the meeting adjourned the mem
bers had refreshments served and spent a
Jolly time generally. This grove is in a
Jourishing condition and IS gaining men,
berships right along.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Kate Baird has returned to her
home. 200 Cowardn avenue. after de-
lghtful trip &C. her sister, MISS Lillian, IN
Atlanta. Ca. ~
Mr.. T. A. Hulchcr sent 10 this city We'd
nesdav a fine deer which he had killed
AZ tho farm Of Mr.. John Lester, near
Nidlothian. II weighed l25 pounds.
Mrs NJ A. campbell. wife OF Council
man Campbell, who has been quite ILL., Is
not improving. .,.- IN,
The Board OF County Supervisors will
meet al the Chesterfield court House on
Monday next A.
Miss Minnie Jones. a teacher or inc
Swansboro school IS kept at nome ny
sickness. ~ is thought she VIII De aoie
TO resume her duties next week.
The "Iend-a-hand" Society or Balm
hridge-Strcet Baptist church. have con-
cluded TO postpone their entertainment
that was 90 have ben gwen Tonight
al Leader building.
A.. New u. and d. Bridge
Quite a number OF miles OF new so-pouDd
steel rail has been laid on the Columbus
ana Newark division of the II. * O., re-
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