The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
MRS. BRADSTREEr DEAD.
SIZE WAS the M0TBEE or MRS. IA.
g. MANdHdS, or MaNCHESTER
james Morris Must Answer a Charge OF
Stealing Brasse- from The southern
Raiiway--Newsy Noics.
NaS,hEsrKn DyErar iiIeHMoY p I TINES


sho has oi,en visited her roiadves. W"i.e
here she made many tiienNS.
a sMARI Ii4lLf. -
James l.. Nouns. q neolu cart NiNcI
employed IN the yard o. me Sou'hc' ~
Railroad Company. was arrested ycsteI-
Sav hv SPECIAL Onicer George ". koach
ana locked up In The staion-nOuse.
MONS was charged Win stcalhs
brasses. the properly OF inc rdifOsu
company. lie La0 UNIQUE way 81 S''I
mullins ! Ia populations. II Is alleged. IL
"a said that he would place the ~ ass, >
nice tnt CaTt sauuIc Wnen ne lelt VIZ,
a load for Richmond. lie was suSplO'cu
81 stealing this metal. ana OillceI .'o.S
laid Ia wait TO eaten nm SiS a. Zen
MIN near the Free bridge. Wben lA@e"
in charge the property was iounu as oe
scrilea He vii nave 10 ieh H4s ~ %
we 10 Mayor Maurice MONDAY moi"'hh'
FAILED TO AGREE.
-rhA Hastings Court jury IA me case OF
u IL and Il. a. Nunnaily against Ut
Y B. Dorsett and a. J. Bradley was III,
aha 10 agree. and were ulscAdlseu AM
the court adjourned. ., d, iaos
nese parues were engaged IN iaIH
sneculation during the boom tine. no
nrouerty IN controversy was poICudSev u.
south Carolina. 4 he Ceienoahts cldiIh 'ii10
he Nunnalys were admitted 70 an IN
ferost FOR so much money. The plalnsl'ta
- tbev went in on equal partnership
n te 10 pay their quota Ol lhe SOsS
Tbev now calm fraud and deceit wnlch
ne plaintiffs sircnuOusly deny. s.,...
All parties interested have oech uo4uS
. sneculative business for some tune pre-
vi6us 10 this deal and on every ogca7
slou each one has mace money IL Is
very complicated case. 80. comm
The cas-, OF Alden campbell was calico
g., ,Souire Jo1es court yesterday morning
The complainant withdrew the Mariant
and paid all charges, MI. CampDeu claims
he was set upon by his son Morris camp
~. a. "A Ef inns -.
spring with lamp. A warrant was tneh
procured charging hum with assault
MISPLACED cONFIDsE;NSE
Henry. alas Ben. alias BIZ GORDON,
,raveiling horse thief. who claims 10 be a
gvpsy. Is wanted by the Manchester po-
Ice He stole the horse owned by Lo.Ie
Alexander (cOl0redl last MONDAY. Inc
negro had purchased the morse from o-lc
OF the gang Of which Gordon was menu
Der The animal had sore on ms PACK
and Gordon was employed TO . enc ein'
ire gypsy left with his crowd asst MOI
day, and the horse eft with him. Inc
iast seen OF him he was making his way
in the direction of GoOchand Courthouse.
The horse was a one-eyed animal
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Progressive Council. Daughters OF Lib
erty. was Instituted at Cersiey $ Han
- av M ht. Il be an with a membersn p
OF seventy-hve. This order Is a branch
OF the Jr o. u. A. NJ: Ii has opened
with mos, brilliant auspices. and no doubt
largest councils In the state.
The following were the officers e.ectcd
FOR the ensuing term: Jr. TX. C.. THUS
Loser. Jr Tx. Associate c.. Miss Huld1h
TAYLOR. c.. p s. Barrett; Associate c..
Miss Sonora Newly, Y. c., Mrs. Maggie
Crldde: Associate Y. G, j. A. Jones;
Rec. Secv.. Il. Z. Crddle; Associate r.
s.. Mrs. Hattie Smith, Financial secy..
Mrs. Mary Marshall; Treasurer w. II.
Toler: Guide Mrs. Hattie Reams; J. S.
Guard Miss Tina Merritt o. 5. Guard,
II; c. Jennings Trustees. w. e. Clements
Us months, Titus Loser OF mOHths)i
Miss May Mitchell. @ mOnths)
POSTUM HUNTING.
Messrs J. W. Pickett and A. a. Farm
e. au a ! vey chase FRIDAY night lhcy
were returning from o lodge meeting.
When they arrived at Twelfth and Deca-
tur street they saw large animal gong
down the street at q lively rate. Ihey
at FIRST thought II was large rat anG
gave chase. Mr. Farmer caught II by the
tail and swung Il around his head. and
then discovered II 10 be an o possun:
The animal weighed ten pounds. II VIII
be baked and served with sweet potatoes.
FINE DOG KILLED.
Mr.. r. q. Wood had the misfortune 10
loose a very valuable setter dog by being
% oNe. " me street cars trQay.
lne animal was very smart and had
been learned a number OF bright tricks;
The dog was quite a favorite with all
around Weisigers drug store
CHURCH NOTES.
At Brinbridge-Stree Baptist church
There Wal be preaching this morn
100 o'clock by the pastor Rev. Dr. l..
r. Thornhi'L After the morning sermon
the celebration Of the Lords supper
At night the pastor VIII negln series
OF illustrated sermons on Scenes in me
Life OF Daniel" Such thrilling interest
attaches 10 the life OF Daniel as one CT
the greatest men OF the world history
that this series Of sermons promises 10 lie
those
Abraham and Noah. Great congregations
lave attended upon these services for
many weeks.
A meeting OF the Young Peoples Union
OF this church will be held az $3.50 =. NJ.
Mr.. y. j. Bayley Is the efficient pres-
dent OF the union. and will no doub; have
an interesting programme for those who
sel,i,es at west-End church to-day:
Sunday school al g3O 4. NJ 5 rvlces
at II A. NJ. and 7.i5 Z. NJ. by the pastor.
Rev. W. z. Williams. EpWorth League
meetings at 3 and o;i5 r. NJ All vel
come.
me first quarterly conference OF the
Methodist churches OF the Chesterfield
circuit will be held al Chester on Satur-
day and Sunday, February 10Th and 10Th
Preaching by Rev. Paul Whitehead. pre-
siding elder. at Chester at II a. M. sat
urcay and Sunday. and at lVey-Memorial
chnrct on SUNDAY afternoon az o'clock
At Central church there viii be preach
Ing morning anu evening ny Tue laSApl-
Subject In the morning. How We May be
Delivered From the Fear OF Death. AT
night a Cure for Blindness"
The revival services that have been
In progress during the past week Will be
continued and the Rev. l.. W. Guyer OF
Richmond will again assist the pastor.
Mr.. Guyer who Is best known IN Man
chester as an enthusiastic worker In the
Jr. o. u. a. NJ Is an earnest and force
ful speaker and has made fine impress
sion on those who have heard his ser
mons during the past week.
Rev. Ben. Dennis will conduct services
both morning and evening al Meade Me-
mortal church.
The services at the Cowardin- Avenue
Christian church will be held al the usual
hours. At II o'clock IN the morning and
$50 In the evening.
Rev G. r. McFsdden will preach and
administer the sacrament of the Lords
supper at II o'clock In the morning. sun
day school at $3.50 A. NJ Meeting FOR
ladies only al $3.50 Epworth League at
e:45 Preaching by the pastor. Rev Aar-
vey Burruss at 1880.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr. T. b. Lewis. treasurer Of brunswick
county. is visiting his friend. Mr. w. j.
Carter
Mrs C. a. Raines. Of swansboro. IS
Misses Mabel A. Gray and Lizzie Pol
lard. OF PETERSBURG are the guests OF
Miss Frederick Lamb. Of No. 500 Vest
MIR. George w. Blankenship has an
nounced himself as O candidate for he
Office Of High Constable. The present IN
cumbent. Mr.. George W. Brooks. is also
Rev lew c G. II. Van Houten and Rev. J. E.
c. wiii rrc Hrce pm mis- to-
night Mr.. Van Houien II conducting a
protractcd meeting OF the HOee Memo