The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-24

MIR. e. 7. GILMAN
PAINFULLY HURT.
A Manchester Man Fails From a
Box-Clr
A BURGLAR Fooled BY A LADY.
Mrs. William Stone Frightens or
Midnight Marauder-Mr. Avis TO
Wed Miss I'rolzman Tonight.
OIher News Items.
A BURGLAR Fooled BY A LADY.
MlS,nrs1rn prnrau nrcnnoxp TINES.

lIlz nUiI REEL LIZA Il blO x,
Mr. G. 4. Gilman, an employe of the
sou.hern SHOPS Ia tnis ci,y, met Win
painful Iah yesterday afternoon. lac was
o. .ne tOp Vi q OOA-cdr w.ncn ne Was lv-
pairing, anu by some mannvr ne snPpeL
anu Ish from the 1901 TO the grUuLd.
lie was paInfuny bru.sed anu sprdined
has anN.v. rVrtundtoiy Tor hal, hO
bones we're brOnen. he viii be AL night
la lev Gays.
MLDDING TONIGHT.
Mr.. John L.. Avs wIi weu Miss Rosa
i. I,rOlzman tO-nsnt al . o COCK Al tno
residence oil me DIldes pa ems at NO.
200 Verett : rect. IteV. d. a. sullivan,
pastor Of the OAK Grove chapei. val
pe4lUrm the ceremony. At,er ,ne> mar
mage reception wLi be rendered them.
ine attenuan,s VIII be Messrs. !. L.
Hot. J. H. AsAbi OOk. EDWARD Talley
ana AiDert johns.
The briCe elect rs a daughter of Mr.. ond
Mis-. n. ). FrOt1man. one is young
lazy loved by a large circle OF frlenus
Tor ner beaudfui traits oil character anu
her personal worth.
Mr.. AVIS Is a valued employe OF the
CoLIhern hsurOad Company. lac Ia quise
popular with his many luends. Inc
yUung coupe wiz maze their future resi-
Gence IN LAS City.
AIlAMrAAD BURGLARY.
An unsuccess4ui a.soInp, was made
by a th.ef 10 enter the residence OF Mr..
NIInam stone Of NO. ltVi bainOfiVse
street yesterday morn.ng between ana
4 o cioCk.
MIS-. s.one was aroused by a nose at
the winaow and the rafting of bottles
she began TO scream wnsn the would
be thIeI made has escape Inc man
had placed an empty box at the
window and upon II he put a bar
rel that was half nlled with en.psy
bottles. The barrel ieh OF the box anu
the bottles besan to roll which made
a great noise and walked the sleeping
LADY.
IL ia thought that the rogue knew
that Mr.. some was away al me time
he being IN Washington on business. and
II Is thought he Is well acquainted Win
the premises.
JUDGE HANCOCKS COURT.
Judge Il. A. Hancock returned yesterday
morning from Dinwiddie where he has
been holding the Circuit Court.
Mr. George Mason VITO was recently
appointed 10y Judge Hancock examiner
OF reports fer the second Jddical Circuit
was present and gave bond In the sum Of
$5,OVO. lhe same beng required by law.
MIR. NJ. q. Mason was appointed
Commissioner in Chanoery Of the Circrl
Court OF Greenville county.
in the case OF Eddy Williams a writ
OF error was entered. lie was convicted
Of larceny.
Judge Hancock will so to Nottoway
Nonuay where he will hold court.
CLOPTON STREET SCHOOL.
Next Sunday will be a red letter. day
with the Sunday-school of Clopton street
Baptist Church. there will be no preach
ing in the morning. The exercises OF the
scnool VIII run into the preaching hour.
Judge b. a. Hancock will have charge
of the exercises and several distinguished
Baptists Of Richmond viii be present.
II will be Sunday-school mass meeting,
and the anniversary OF the school will
also be remembered In the exercises.
Good music will be rendered, the choir
Will meet tonight for rehearsal al the
church.
SQUIRE JONES' COURT.
Squire c. 7. Jones OF Swansboro held
court yesterday morning and tried Ell
Jones (oolored). Jones has been porter
In the store Of Mr.. {. ID. Corbus for the
past year on Tuesday he was found
with several bottles Of whisky and was
himself quite drunk.
While In this condition a barrel key
was seen to drop from his pocket and
then II was known that he was stealing
the liauor from his employer. Officer
Alvis locked him up ana Squire Jones
fined him 60 50 and cost.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
walthan OF No. 1911 Perry street. died
Tuesday night at the above number at 3
O'Clock
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon at o'clock IN Maury Cemetery.
MRS. SAUNDERS FUNERAL.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Lucy Ann
Saunders was conducted from the West
I2nd Methodist church yesterday
afternoon at . O'Clock. There were
large number OF friends and
acquaintance present TO pay this
their last sid tribute OF respect.
Rev. w # Williams the pastor conducted
the services. The in,eTment was made
IN Maury Cemetery.
Besides an AGED husband and six grown
children enc leaves two sisters Mrs. Bel
cher and Mrs II. r. Elder.
The follow ng fentlen e1 were the pal
bearers: Messrs. j. w. Craze. G. A.
Raines. 4. RI. Thomas. w. b. Taylor.
w. d. CarwI1es. Geo. ID. Coles. w. ID.
Toler and T. j chenault
one OF Manchester's local hunters vert
out Tuesday afternoon in the direction
of Forest Hill Park In quest OF game
When he arrived IN the lanyard bottom
he esp'ed q bundle OF snakes all alive
enc wrngllng. lie fired a load OF shot
Into them and killed the mass OF reptiles.
Buck Layier small white boy eountsd