The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
YOUNG MEN ARRESTED.
THEY THREATENED TO STRIKE a
MAN WITH A BRICk.
no Quorum for the Finance Committee
Entertainment by the Misses Brown.
Other Manchester News.
MAsenEsTER BuRnAu RIcMMoSo, TiNEs'


Officer Alex. Wright made three arrests
during yesterday afternoon. Chnord Elder
and Earnest Walden, two young Whlte
men, were arrested on the charge OF as
sauiting, cursing and threatening 70
sirkc with a brick William QUINN VINO
has recently moved TO this city from
Chesterfield. They were bailcd for their
appearance before the Mayor this morn
ms.
Hester Fowler (colored) was arrested
and locked up IN the station house. She
was found on the streets ia drunken
condition, and at the time was quite dis
orderly. She will tell her sorrows 10 Mayor
Maurice this morning.
QUORUM NOT PRESENT.
The FlnAnce Committee was called 10
meet last night in regular session In the
Auditors Office at 1880 o'clock Al O'Clock
Captain O'Brien and Mr.. NJ. a. Martin
were the only members present. Inc jan
tor was then sent for Mr. Pool, the chaiI-
man. who returned a request that the
meeting be postponed until Monday night.
He stated that hc would DE unaNoidapiy
detained on account of sickness IN ms
family. Those present then left the Treas
uror's Office with the understanding that
they would meet Monday night az $50
o'clock.
MISSES BROWN ENTERTAIN.
The young friends OF the Misses Brown.
OF Eleventh and McDonoueh streets, had
delightful time last night at the resi-
dencc OF their father Mr.. Richard Brown.
The evening was delightfully."- spent in
dancing until a late hour this morning
when the merry party broke up and
wendell their way to their several homes
Mr.. LAWTON'S FUNERAL
Tho remains Of the late MT. John G..
iu Powhatan county this morning
on tho ll:S0 o'clock train on the James
River Branch of the Chesapeake and
AT Lees Station tho body VIII he taken
over the river 10 81. Lukcs Episcopal
church. where the services Will be held
ana the intermcnt made IN the church
burying ground, beside the grave OF his
late wife.
The following gentlemen Will act as
pall-bcarers. Mossrs. George r.. Gary.
Bernard y. Walden. Robert 4. French, T..
W. Wcisigcr and J. l.. Petit.
CHIEF RAISED.
The following chiefs Of Opachsto Tribe.
]. o. r. NJ. were raised Thursday night at
Cersleys Hall in SwansborO by DCputy
Grand Sachem. w Cal Clements:
Prophet. T. y Barrett: Sachem r. W.
Criddle. 81. Sagamor, Homer Wills jr.
Sagamor. John A. Jones, chief Of Iec-
ords. II. T.. Criddle. Keeper OF Wampum,
W &. Clements. First Sannap. w. n.
Marshall. Second Sanndp, w T.. Grant.
Guard Of Nigwam. a. q. Kelvin; Glart
OF Forest. K: l: GoOding: First Warrior,
=
ents: Third Warrior j. q. Rock; 20 iTtn
Warrior. r.. T. Howe: First Brave, ;. T..
Harlow. Second Brave. W. II. Clements;
Third Brave, p. D. Wicker; Fourth
wills Il. :. Barrett. and =. w. Criddle.
After the meeting the Tribe adjourned
10 the Benedicts' Ball, where they spent
a most enjoyable time.
A METHODIST RALLY.
On Sunday next there Will be a grand
NJ al hf
Sunday-Schools Of Manchester and
Swansboro at Central Methodist Church.
The exercises Will begin at o'clock I'D
the afternoon. A..
Rawlings. Of Clay-Street church, ana
REV. Or. George c. Nanderslce. or Union
station church. The music furnished on
this occasion Will De- by me sonooi
rnond. The public is invited 10 these eA-
ercises.
THE MAYORS COURT
There were several small cases before
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning
A small white boy who failed to make
his appearance with his partners Iaurs-
dav morning, was present. lie sald th9
cause Of his failure 10 he on manu-
Was that he oversight himself lie
was one Of the party caught PLAYING sew sew
en-uP for money Gor, a aSd Wis Tism fSS1u'
Martha Brown. colored, was arrested
bV officer Sheffield Of the Atlantic coast
Zinc. She was charged with trespass on
lhe ward of the company. she was hhcu'
81. ..,...,,a ,,oo,ro
Walter Matthews, a gingerbread hSsIU
from Reidsville y. c.. was arrested ~
the chief as a suspicious charac'eI' -,
WAS sent down Tor nNe days 10 pVaIu
with Sergeant Fitzgerald
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Mary Clary. of Prince George
rounty is visiting the Misses GARY oi
l5Oi Hull street .,... cut, stc,s
Miss Emma Wilton remains quite SlcA
NJ her home. 1906 Perry street o., Gel
cant w X. Smith has retuihcl 90 go
ma. " c. lie has been spenulHa N'O
nolidays with his family IN ms go 20
Misses Carrie and Eta IulWnei, W
Swansboro. entertained tnelr ir,eHu2 -, o.
tbeir residence Thursday night ne eN'n-
inc was pleasantly spent IN games. mus .'l.'
etc. and at 1880 refreshments were SUI
el. .,.. t- o,,i,e eicx At her
residence on COwardn avenue al"
Semmes street. .,... ,.,o has heen
en~ndinC the holidays win ~ 6cr
Mrs n. T.. Satchheld, VIII te N,nade ~ ~
bnne In Newport News next Molu9S ro,,
heiiIo y. Walthall has returned IOin
1,efersbure' where he has pe+h io' ~
pa N,rs lew s1 nt shemeld. of Prince Eo a.
- cIrnty is the guest lhls W. n
w. cousin. Mrs. Julian l.. Pleasah's' Va
Porter street
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