The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-19
NEW BELL FOR
ST. JOHN'SCHURCH
Can Ring in the New Year With
Joyous Tones.
Mr.. SMITHS BETE NOIR.
Pot Hunters Are Having Fine Har-
vest of Partridges This Season
in Brunswick County.
Other Matters.
Mr.. SMITHS Bette NOR.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. ESPECIAL
The new bell for st. Johns Episcopal
church has been ordered from Ohio and
IS expected TO arrive here in few days.
The weight Of the bell is two thousand
pounds.
Kinchen Coleman. a negro. was arrested
this morning by the police on the charge
OF stealing an overcoat black dross
coat and vest pair Of light pants a
white shirt. collar and neck tie. and three
gold studs. all the property Of Mr. Spen-
Ger Smith. All Of the stolen apparel was
found on Colemans person.
II was only yesterday that Coleman
was acquitted In the Hastings Court OF
the charge Of stealing five dollars from
Mr.. Smith.
MR. MASTIN TO PREACH
Rev. ]. T. Mastin will preach az Market
Street VI. r. church next sunday. MI
Mastin has served three years at Trinity
In Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Riley. formerly Of
Richmond. has been here on a visit
for few days 20 relatives ana friends ~
this city prior TO her departure for Knox
Vile. Tenn. which city will be her future
position Of manager for the Atlantic ana
Pacifc Tea Company in that clty.
Pagtridges are now abundant In Bruns-
wick county. more than has been know
for some years. and large numbers are
being killed and shipped 10 the Northern
TOBACCO SALES.
The sales OF loose tobacco at the DIFF
ferent warehouses during the past Week.
have been quite large and the warehouse
men have been kept quite busy The
prices as rule have been very sausiac-
tory. TIE sales next week are expected
to be larger than they We're this week.
Engineers and surveyors are laying OUT
lots. streets and avenues In the new town
10 be bthlt up az Butterworth 8, DinWld-
die county. the terminus Of the first
twenty miles Of the Richmond, Petersburg
and Carolina railroad and which Is 10 De
known as Prdes.
Already several applications have been
made FOR lots In the new town, some oI
which came from parties in Nortn Caro-
lima
The case Of Robert Jackson, william
Tucker and James Lee. all negroes,
charged with criminal assault on Cora
Hughes (colored) was mole prosecuted 100
the Hastings Court this morning.
HOTEL SOLD.
The Hotel Enterprise at LawrenceYIlle,
Brunswick county. was sold az puoie
auction last Wednesday 10 Mrs. Charles
Warwick. formerly of Petersburg, Tor }-'-
go
on the same day. Mr.. Russell. MANAGE
OF the 81. Paurs Normal and Industrial
School located at Lawrenceville purchased
for the school az auction about 400 acres
OF land near Lawrenceville and n cottage.
The price paid for this property with
other lands was about $1,000. The 81.
Paurs Normal and Industrial school
which is a colored institution owns 5000
or $4,000 worth OF property at Lawrence
Vile and the school has about three hun
bred students.
SANTIAGO TROPHY.
Captain +. NJ. McCaleb. Of the ninth
United states Infantry. who took part 40
me Santiago campaign and whose req
ment was In the charge up the san Juan
HW has presented the Petersburg club
with o. spauiarIs sabre from Santiago.
The trophy will ad0rn the wall or the
headinc-r00m ~ the Club
Rev. James r. Smith. j.. ID. will deliver
am address before A. =. Hil Camp OF
Confederate Veterans ~ this city, on
The night II December 81 next His sub
iect viii Doe Battle Of ChanceilorsVlile.