The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11
THEJURY DID NOT AGREE
IN THE CdSE or NUyNdLLY TEES rs
BRdDLEYASD DORSETr.
Death of Captain Hezekiah Wright-Mr.
Michael stein Very Iii-Pubitc
school Graduates.
Max HfTEE BuRy,u RTcHWoxD TfNEs,
Iiz "A I'LL STREET III ATlIE BLOCK,

/ yesterday morning, captain wright was
stricken down while al his post OF duty
as conductor Of the Bon Air train OF the
Southern railroad. lie lcft on his regu-
! lar trip al the usual hour from R.cl-
m0nd and had nearly reached Manches-
/ ter when he fell % the floor or the car
/ D.. 90 SENSE .ess condition. rae never re-
gained consciousness. and died without
recognizing tne loved ones h0ycrins
around bis bedside. when the tram
l,4cn~d Mancncs.er the sick man was
/ removed 10 his home, AID when his pay
/ sicion diagnosed bis case be proclaim
| 30 congestion OF the brain. Tie informed
| the family that Captain Wright was
very ill man, and gave them very little
! h0les OF his recovery
a. deceased leaves several children.
! among them Captain Charles l.. Wright
I oi s.ima. ~. g.. Sylvester Wright, Ms.
| J.. a. Bass. Miss Mamie Wright and two
/ small children. About CIcvon months ago
/ be lost bis wife, after en- Illness of few
| hours.
Ho was born I'm Amelia county. From
| there bee removed TO th's city, whore hc
/ has lvel for the past twenty-five years.
/ ICr at least quarter of century nc
| has been in the Employment of what g.
now thc Southern Railroad company. tie
4 has aiWfNe been held in lilh este m by
the ricials and men on the road. Tie
was an uuassuming kind-hCarted man TO
all. and au induieent parent.
THE hour for the funeral has not been
fixed ON account of the absence of bis
son in selma. u. g. De has been tslc-
WaphCl for. and when De aIrivs all ar-
faugcmogts viii be made. 10 VIII take
| place Saturday however from ihe Coz
wdrliu-Avcuuc Christian church Rcv
j. a. spencer win conduct thc services
The intermcnt viii DE made in Maury
Cemetery.
Pubic SCHOOL GRADUATES
The mid-scssion examination of the
white public schools was concluded --
to-day The graduates ate M i..h'
OUron. Masters James McT,r. stafford
Betty and calvin Abbott
A short time Since Assistant Principal
T. r. Crlnshow announced to the rn"oif
that bee would present 20 fhn scholar
standing the highest examination ert
Of SCOTS works. james McIr was tho
fortunate pupil. and hc VIII receive tne
A NUISANCE.
Tor several EVENINGS of late there has
been % very peculiar and at tlo same
time dieaereoablo 0lor lowering over the
city To i7 said To cmanatc lro1 I'd euaNo
| factor, situated ON the river just ne'o"
ro,., .fsinf has ben made about it. and
| the citizens say If it is not stopped they
wilt layc lhe matter Drought lo we
tcnliou off the next grand jury llit
vto arufar to know. fnE ~ Is caused nf
| sulphuric acid Whatever DO may u- D..
| D. not pleasant 80 the Oliactoiy nerves
of the people OF Manchester
FOUND a TRUNK.
trunk was found 10y two small white
! bovs Yesterday afternoon on the n.i oi
the old coal-car railroad. ON Holly Farm.
near Major Joseph W'lH. ,,,,. ri,.,.
! % SNORT Hl. t"Ii'' ..,.-.,,I..ra
/ notified ioic ii'"H NiN' ~ , t-,,.t ana
who took posse sion "l ~. nm a.-
now has it in charee at hif nome. In-
trunk was nllDd with clothes. lnt owner
can get the same nl t"'"s '' ''
ana proving property
MR. STEIN Ill.
81, ,,,.. c,f.. ,... fqtou erdlenv il
while eneageI III VOTE ~. f-or ~, t i,, civ ana
hoi",' ,,,e Wv - nrorarlous cond tlll.
Last nloht however Doe was ''''a'''
some Whal p-'tcI' .. ,..stc,1s,. morninr Dc
~ an t"iil -.,U f.- sto.E ban his barn
we 5,4it,1,,t ..' - word TO an, one
e. f-u a. fh. rround and began go have
convulaons 20. was carried 90 the house;
and his la' was al once suiniilo"
to nus D.l "s
Dr Thomas 4. AatlheWs diIlNsu 81. t..
/ place ANA luUud AIT. Ht'ih A'Iii- " ~
congestion of the brain. re proc 3lh
I him very ill man, put lhe "li''h ia
not necessarily fatal
Mr.. Stein has been one of me mo
prominent business men in nus glil. TOT
tha l3st tWeniy-lNe Sf fllil tiroel l.-,o.n
oe t6n pior,.r Meaf Market lie b. one
rr ihn La.f ftnovn mon in the cifv. and
I,s 9lu.,ye hold thr rospcct of ail with
vrhonn lc' came i'm contact
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The prOtracted case of 81. w. ana IS.
A. Nuunally against A.. j. Bradley aht
DR. u. T.. Dorset. which mas ehthlru
Che attention Of the Hastings Court TOY
tine PAST live days. is drawing Co a close.
/ Tho case grows out of boom trauSdc-
/ ton boo lands during the speculative days
of $780,
THE plaintiffs charge fraud and deceit.
same
Ylc Jury Is composed OF representative
r7ou. and both sides are resented Dy
able counsel.
Ine case vas given to the jury last
evening, who reported last nisht at ll'l'
CLOCK lhi' ln,y oouiu 10y "-,i hit
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., 49, ~ i'' 49,, ~ d.
me lui gl'l or lhe lale Hu""'v W, li,,'I
Nfetbo5isf chIlrch Yesterday afternoon at
o. clock The pastor Rev. w IT, VIII
lams' conducted ne tices, me- in'ei-
,i @@,i,,,. l-,'. ~. li.. NALL.
bearers. 1iesere h. D Toier W. h. Tav.
Dor. j. q. Rock. g.. A. Raincs. j. W.
craze ana george ID. cores.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
meeting of both eONDs 40 Corslor'e HAIL.