The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
FOUGHT TO BECOME FRIENDS,
Eugene White and Acy BTOadduS Ham
mer Each Other and Make Up,
THEY MEET OUT IN CHESTERFIELD
and Fight According TO the Marquis Of
Oueensbury- Jr' q. 4, 4. vi. Coles
bration of the Fourth of july
The Cottonwood Nuisance,

SEQ you for tho past twelve months 10
settle our little difficulty. and nov ! want
you to so outside The corporate limits an.
we Will night 10 out"
IAN. right, White; the same dos BIT
me. and l agree 20 your proposition"
These were about the words uttered Fri
DAY night when Eugene White and Acy
Broadaus met on Hull street opposite the
p0stonico.
The young men then went with a few
friends. who acted as seconds, out ia
Chesterfield county. where they hammered
each other TO their hearts contcnI After
several rounds. according 20 the Marquis
OF Quecnsbcrry rules. they were separated
and afterwards made friends. Broaddus
received a black eye, and Whites Tip was
very much swollen, as a result Of The
bout.
These young men had some words ~
their place of business about twelve
months ago. and both agreed 10 settle the
matter GO the first opportunity. Friday
meht was the first time they had met
They arc good friends now.
FIRE LAST NIGHT
The alarm of hro last night about
O'Clock. was occasiOned 10y The burning or
small frame house ON Fifteenth. near
Stockton street The house was one and
half stories hieh. and was owned and Oc-
Dis. with the assistance OF his friends and
reghhors. managed to remove all his
household goods. but tho house was ruin
al. Tho Fire Department answered the
alarm promptly and their timely arrival
ana good work saved me ADJOINING pro
perry when once ishi'el' out was q.lch-
N put out INC o"iAa5e Will amount 10
about $50.
WILL CELEBRATE.
Tho following are the committees mp
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SON i u r..r,s and " 7. san5orson
New soufh courru 70 81 p 1'vson
J. n. Baughan. and William Hanes.
Davis Council. 40. PR W. James.
Robert Taylor. and T.. ". Sampson
Liberty Council. so. 19-R J.. Criddle.
r. T.. Garnett. and Titus Loser.
These councils have not decided vet in
what manner they viii celebrate the
national holiday. bat they have concluded
10 have big time.
LILY Council No. 3. Daughters OF LIB
CRY, PAID traternal visit 20 Vow south
'ouhch friday night. Ihere were
tpeeches ana recltations by various mem
~ r.t-tr 't. 'f t'tt'
COTTONWOOD NUISANCE.
ne Guy nanos VINO nave ueeh nara at
O.' .'o '."''S u"u ''"'
Ut, uV"D'S 'Vi"'s from 'it I"oi ol 'Ie
COTTONWOOD tree. ne lra@l space between
The pipe where this tree grows causes the
root 10 work its way in and eventually
choke the pipe. The hands dug the pipe
up few DAYS AGO near the MAYORS resi-
tence and fhe nine was Gued with emo
500. 81 ,,.t,., ,..,..,,,, - go. go
~ 49, va ""' -o' ~ i,-.
"I. -''u 0'''.'i H'- very huCn an"
4o'htu ike cocoa mating. tlty Attorney
'loptoh says TINS tree has become such a
nuisance that steps Will have TO DE taken
20 have il cut down wherever Do onnoare
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4.a.t.t. - -,..f ~ f
.,.,e.s '.'o r'"h'l"s oi IT, 4He PIPE ON
ANtith Stieet was chohcd up with this
root and had TO be removed I'm sections.
a. had grown so large.
WILL. ASSIST NIP TONrv
Captain Jobn Iamb tro C,nrr,ss,,,,,
from this district. was in Manchester vcs-
tcrday. and paid q visit 20 the post0iiice.
lle told Postmaster Tonev that his VISIT
in this city was principallv I'm reference
10 the free delivery for Manchester Can-
tain Lamb had 81 LONG talk vim tbo most
master on the subject and ,rae sbou,r
whore This olt- was eIielhlo for ttfs sl1i
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