The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
|. 7. EPPS IS
UNDER ARREST.
He viii Be Brought Back to Man
chester for Trial,
LIEUTENANT FARlEYS UNIFORM.
He VIII Have TO Return IL Says Hus-
tings Court Jury--New Registrar
for Third Ward--Death of
Mrs. Jones.
LIEUTENANT FARLEY'S UNIFORM.
MASong-rra BUREAU RrcmoSp TINES.

uigHrIL SmEET BEArlIE BLOCK
Lucian T. Epps was arrested yesterday
in Selma. y. G. The arrest was made at
tho request Of the chief Of police OF this
city and he Is now detained there until
an officer can be sent for him. lie viii
Dc brought back TO Manchester.
Tho charge of felony IS preferred
against him and a young woman who
lives ON Seventh street is the complain
ant Chief Lipscomb received a telegram
last night from Selma. wherein Epps'
stated .hat he would return without a.
rcqusltou.
NUS RETURN THE UNIFORM.
The uustings Court was engaged yes
tcrday hearing the case Of the Manches-
ter Crays against cy-Licutenant 4. w.
Farley Whom Farley left the company
be- kept bis uniform. which he claimed
was paid for out OF his own money.
d. was tried before magistrate, who
decided I'm Farley's favor. The Grays
took an appeal 10 the Hastings Court.
Mr. W Hay Garnet was the counsel Tor
the defendant. while Col. q. Wayne An
dcrson looked after the interest oil tho
Grays
About c o'clocl; tsc case was given 20
the jury. who brought in a verdict IN
favor OK the plaintiff NJ. Farley Will
have 20 return ,ne uniform
NEW REGISTRAR
The Board OF Electors have appointed
MrALA.IdehtstI registrar for the Third
ward He will succeed Air. Henry y. Jor-
dan, who has moved % another ward.
The new registrar can be found az his
place of business at 40. ia Hull street,
where be viii register al. who are IN
need of his services
WITH THE POLICE.
Henry Jones lcoiOrcN BIS an old o1end-r
in police circles. and he was hauled in
again yesterday afternoon by Ofiicer
Wright Ilc was full and funny, and was
making himself "a nuisance ON the street
Don the upper portion of the city. When
put under arrest ho was somewhat dis
posed 90 resist the officer, and crowd
was attracted. RE will tell his woes 10
Tine Mayor tms morning
DEATH or MRS. JONES.
AIRS. Mary Jane Jones died quite sud
denly Monday afternoon at her home
at so. $40 east Fifth street.
She was stricken with paralysis on Sat
urday night and only fingered a few
hours before dcath came 10 her relief.
She was i'm her forty-seventh year.
The deceased leaves five children, Mr..
". n. Lantrey. q son by former hns-
band and Messrs. j. j. Jones, Charles
A. Jones. L. r. Jones. and Miss Emma
NJ. Jones.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon az 2.20 o'clock from the Fifth
street Methodist church. Tho pastor,
Rev. George II. McFadden, VIII conduct
the services The utermcut will be made
in Maury Cometery.
MRS. PERDUES DEATH.
Mrs. Johanna W Pcrdue died after a
lingering illness at her home az No 1911
Porter street. yesterday morning, az $3.50
O'Clock. she was i'm the thirty-sixth year
of her age. She Leaves husband, Mr..
Alexander T.. Pcrdue. and six children.
three of them quite small The funeral
Will take place from the above number
this afternoon, at 2:3o o'clock. Rev.
j. a. Spencer will conduct the services
the inlerment will be- made in Maury
Cemetery.
John B. Dunnivant, who attempted 70
take his own life Saturday night while
drunk was before Mayor Maurice yes
tardav morning and fined $3.50 for creating
"a disturbance. Tie appeared 90 t' very
sorry that he had not succeeded In kill
ing himself He has been before this
court on several occasions. and has
spent a portion of his life in jail. When
found there was biz whisky bottle in
his pocket. lie did NOT pay his hne and
had to go down in default
Mrs. Sallie Groom died at her home ~
Cmtraia Friday night at 1925 o'clock
She WIS in the eiehty-hfth year o. hei
age She survived her husband, Mr.
Christian Groom. only a few weeks, he
having died ON the 18Th OF January. HeI
funeral took place from her late resi-
donca Nostorday nlternOon.