The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-30
MR.. GRAVES SHOT
THE OTHER DOG.
Squire Cheatham Will Hear the Case
This Morning.
TROUBLE FROM A HUNT.
Christmas Celebration 49, Improving
Seventh Strcct-Dr. Brausfori Get
ting Bcttcr-Pcrsonal Notes OF
Interest from the Southside.
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times,
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1Ii2 Hull street, Beattic Block.
"Wednesday Messrs. David Jones. Harry
Kahn. and william Beans. decided TO go
out I'm Chesterfield on hunt AS neither
young man owned a dog they secured
an ANNA! from Mr.. Aaron Chalkley'
After leaving the city they met MI.
Joseph Graves with his dos lie was
likewise out on hunt. The dogs ala not
take TO each other kindly ana got into
a fight
MIR. Graves dog got the worst of the
fight and he then took a hand. He fred
the contents of his gun in Mr. Chalkley's
dog. killing 1t.
Mr.. Chalkley was greatly incensed at
the action OF Mr.. Graves and viii have
him up before Squire Cheatham Tor XII
ing the animal which was said TO have
been fine hunting dog ana MS owner
laid great store by him.
The case will be tried before Squire
Cheaiham this morning at ms COURT
room in Marx Addition.
.Souire W. - Iithgow presided in the
Temple Of Justice yesterday morning IN
the absence OF Mayor Maurice VINO IS
spending las holidays with relatives IN
Buckingham.
Henry Davis. colored. was drunk and
disordorl Wednesday. While in this con-
dillon he went e. the home of Mary
Richardson also celored. on Hull near
Seventh street and began 10 have
Seventh streets. and began TO have a
good time In "a manner peculiarly MS
own He pulled out his pistol and began
shooting I'm the house. Mary procured a
warrant for Henry and officer Wright
took him In charge and locked him up.
when the case was called yesterday
morning. Henry said he was too drunk no
know anything about IL. He was let off
with the payment of s. and cost.
william Anderson. colored. has dog
that Is a nuisance TO his neighbor. j. II.
Burke. colored. Burke made complaint
and Anderson was up but the case was
continued until this morning.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
The Christmas entertainment OF Fifth
Street Mission will take place to-
night at Fsfth-Street Methodist church
beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The following
programme will he rendered:
Singing hymn No. 122.
Prayer-By j. r. Wallice.
Question-By Miss Alma Andrews.
Chidrens Wishcs-By Misses Viven
Gill, Efie Jackson. Florence Tyson.
Emma Gill
Singing-By the school '9s
Five minutes address-By Rev. J. T.
'Wallice.
Recitation-By Miss Eta Gill.
Recltation-By Daniel Hopkins.
I)idIOEue-MlSSeS Trace Napier, Minnie
Carr. Willie Mashell, Mary Gill.
Recitation-By little Miss Cole Gill
Christmas Starry Miss Mary Kitchen
Recitation (Tempter)-By Miss Alma
Andrews I
Sinsing-By school thirty-two
Holidays conventlon-NIisses Mary GIL,
Grace Napier. Emma Bosher. Cora Tai.
ley.
Recitation-By Miss Lottie F1ournoy.
(fiagfncr H..r,,
bye"
Benediction-By Rev. J. T. Walilce.
HIS FAREWELL SERMON.
At Clopton-Street Baptist church Wed
nesday night. Rev. w. r. Haight preach
ed his last sermon to the congregation
as their pastor. While Mr. Haight did
not make it a farewell service ad-
monished them to work together. here
was good audience present.
BRIEF MENTION.
Miss Mable and Alma Bradshaw left
for Selma. n. c.. TO visit their cousin.
Mrs. W. Z. Smith.
The Swansboro Social Club gave a
dance and supper Wednesday night 10
their friends at Cersley's Han.
Miss Matte Lou Moody and Miss Lille
Archer are visiting friends and relatives
in Manchester.
Mr.. Jefferson Morrissette IS in South
Boston. Va. visiting friends.
Mr.. Fred. Wright brother OF Policeman
Wright Is here spending his holidays |
with his mother on north cambridge !
street.
City Engineer Lipscomb has the street |
hands al work in improving the condition |
of Seventh street from Hull to Stockton |
streets
DR.. John w. Bransford. past surgeon |
United States Navy. who has been Quite |
I'll and suffering with his eyes very much |
is steadily but slowly improving He can |
only see slightly out Of one of his eyes |
and the other is blind.
Mr.. John G. Robertson. president Of the !
Southside Telephone Company. who was |
operated on for appendicitis is doing as |
well as could be expected