The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-01
ED fuckers TROUBLES.
THE H0Es or THE MANCHESTER
NAN NAVE just BEGUy.
81 iilm--A Thief Arrested Oiher
Matters.
MANCHESTER BrnEAy krcHNoNp INEs.
iii2 HuIL SfREEI BEA1IiE BLOCK.

hot cod when nc gets ou- OF me c4uN'htS
Of Chcsfein field county officers. After
being fined so by Squire Jones for hght-
ing hts vile and put under bond for
good behaviour In the sum Of $780, which
he could not give and had to 80 TO jail
IN default, when he serves his time the
police OF Richmond win take him in
hand.
on Saturday while on Hull-siroet
car IN Redmond. ne assaulted Conductor
TinSiey who had charge OF the car. That
young man swore out a warrant against
him yesterday I'm Richmond charging him
with fighting. oursing and misbehaving
on his car. When he leaves the county
Jail OF Chesterfield, Justice Crutchheld
VIII pay attention 10 his case.
THIEF ARRESTED.
w. =. Atkinson was arrested yester-
day afternoon BY Ohicsr II. i. Smith at
the snos shop OF Il. II. Dollings, at 62l IL
Hull street and locked up IN the station
house. His arrest was made az the re-
quest OF tho police OF Richmond and
later in the day one Of them came after
him and escorted him TO that city.
Atkinson was Richmond man but
had been working for ar. DOllings in
this city since two weeks before Christ
mas. lie was wanted for petty larceny
committed In Richmond and there were
TWO warrants against him.
POLICE REPORT.
1ne following Is the report Of the Chief
cf Police for his force for the month Of
January.
Total number Of arrests, g. For fell
ony I: for msdemoanor. j.; for ordinance
violation. "a. tramps. ..
OF these arrests Chief LpscomR made
II. officer Jones 4. officer smith 40. on
Ger Wright - Jones and Wright 1, Geo.
w. Burk g. Il. II. Sheffield ]. John Hast
ings /.
Edward Tucker was tried Saturday
night by Squire G. T. Jones OF swans
bOr0. lie was arrested by officer Avis,
on complaint of his wife. who claimed
that he had threatened 10 Kill her. Tucker
was fined SO and put under bond in the
sum Of $500 for twelve months. lie could
pay the fine. but as he could not give
security for his good behavior he was
sent 10 Jail.
The RELIGIOUS services held at Leader
Hatl Sunday afternoon Wrere grand
success. II was given under the aus
pices Of the Jr .. L. a. NJ. Of this CITY
and SwansbOro.
At & o'clock the orders marched in the
hall in full rCEaha. After being seated,
rev. George II. McFaden, Of Fifth
street Methodist church, opened the
meeting with PRAYER. Rev. ". T.. Hurt,
of Stockton-Street Baptist church. read
The scriptures Rev. j. O. Babcock for
merry stationed. I'm this city, but now 10
Gated in Danvilie. then proceeded 10 de-
liver q powerful sermon that was listened
10 with rapt attention BY the large au-
dience.
The music was Of a fine order and was
heartily enjoyed by al present. IL was
furnished by the choir Of Ffth-Stre
church. and was IN charge OF Prof Hugh
McTier, the choir-master.
DEEDS RECORDED.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court re-
ports that there were 10 deeds recorded
In his office during the month OF Janu-
airy.
The number Of marriage licenses issued
were ITO white couples, >. colored, 2.
The Catholic ladies of Manchester viii
have a silver tea at Mrs. 4. G. Evans,
No. p west Ninth street, on Thursday
night next
delight there will be given a graphophone
concert. The proceeds will be for the
henent of the Catholic school, on Semmes,
near Fourteenth street.
The ladies would like 20 have large
gathering Of their friends present. and
they promise them an evening OF rare
The new school will open to-day
and will he in charge of Miss Tresnor, a
former teacher Of ST. Joseph.s school.
DIR. BRODNAX APPOINTED.
Governor Tyler has appointed Dr. John
". BrodnaX. of this city, a delegate 10
the Pure-FOod Congress. This meeting
will be held in Washington next month.
The Governor could not have made a
better selection than DR.. BrodnaN, who
j. demonstrators Of anatomy at the Uni
versity College Of Medicine, IN Rich
mOnd
Jpdge Thomas VI. Miller. judge Of the
County Court Of Powhatan. Is in the
city. anc IS stopping with his friend 4,r.
Aug''~tinc Royal. Judge Miller has
C9tiT-A recovered from his late attack
ana L. uCw able 30 resume his duties and
attend 10 business.
This news will be received with a great
deal Of pleasure hy his many friends and
acquaintance He had q severe attack
of gastritis. and al one time his people
were very uneasy about his condition.
4 weil-attcndcd meeting was held IN
the lecture-room of the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon preliminary
10 the organization of Il Westminster
An organization committee. consisting
of Messrs. A. IA. Fitzgerald, Edroy Phil
lips. and Miss Elsie Crooks was appoint
ed. with instructions 10 report next Sun
day afternoon az O'Clock. when the next
meeting will be held and the League or
ganiZcd
George W. schlcy. the drummer for
c. +. Sauer, was not resident OF this
city when he secured the position with
that concern, but came here from Wash
fngtOn -. c.. whore his people reside.
He had only been stopping here for a
few weeks, where be came TO look for
While on his trip he got his trade to
cash drafts on his louisville he was
working on the line of the Allegheny
railroad He had no authority 10 do so.
and G. T.. Sauer refused To honor them.
The people from whom he got the
money are after. him, and they intend to
49, WAS POSTPONED.
The entertainment for the benefit OF
the Oak-GroVe Baptist church. that was
10 have taken place at the corner of Four
teenfh and Semmes streets. January 3lst,
has been postponed until next Monday
night, February 'th, on account Of he
weather.
There has been a very interesting pro-
eramme arranged which Is as follows:
song by six little girls.
A recitation by Emily Burton
A solo by little Josie Mccarthy.
dialogue between Josie Lavier and
carrie Huband.
A duet By Eta and Carrie Tutwiler
A play by six little girls.
A 500 BY Bertha Brown.
A recitation by Miss Fannie Sullivan.
A duet by Miss Esther Bethel and Liz
song by six little girls.
The magic lantern. applc-eating, grab
bag. and post-ofiice play
Mrs NJ. J.. Darden. OF 1916 Hull street
received a telegram Sunday announcing
the death OF her brother-in-law. Mr.. r.
a. Norf hingfOn. OF Petersburg. and left
at 2:5s =. ". TO attend the funeral. which
.OOk place at II o'clock yesterday.
Miss Daisy Fowikes. OF Winterpock. in
Chesterfield county. Is visiting the Misses
owens al the residence Of their father
Mr.. Joseph Owens, on Twelfth and