The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15
Mr.. BEARDSLEY
DISCHARGED
Justice Carr Finds His Action Sus-
H. tanned by Law
DEATH or Mr.. MAR SHAl L
Several Committees Meet and Plans
for Ecorganizing the City Govern
mcnt Discussed - Miss Pully
Nodded la la Cross.
DEATH OF Mr.. MARSHALL
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times
lu2 Hun Street Beattie BLOCK

court room. Justice Carr on the ''"'"'
Hall was represented 10y Mr.. Harry NJ
smith. Jr. ~ Richmond, Be'ros.'S 10y
Mossrs Page and Meredith.
Al go O'Clock the examination oi "i'-
nesses was begun and 70 was @ o'clock De-
fore the argument was concluded anu
Justice Carr announced Che dismissal oil
The case
Mr.. smith opened the argument Tor '"'
prosecution in strong speech ana Nj
Meredith closed for thc defence Ine
courtroom remained crowded through
the entire proceeding and much interest
was manifested iu thc trial
BRIDAL RECEPTION.
Mr.. IL. J. Walker and Miss Annie Pu''y
were married Wednesday 40 la cross,
Va. They reached Manchester last nlsht
On the 7.30. train and were given "a rc'.--
tion az the homo of the bride parents
Mr and Mrs Puliy. who reside on seventh
street
The couple will spend ten days visiting
friends and relative in Richmond ana
Manchester. afterwards returning 20 I~'
cross. where they viii make iheT iuIHIo
home.
ltal. Nj I lsissn -hIfifA
Tie Joint meeting of the Cemetery COM
mittee and the committee from the pl7l-
nsss association was held last night They
adjourned to meet at "a later day. % mere
were prescnt Mpssrs. Nunnally Neu
and Jones from the. Council Me7srs.
Gibbs. Harnish and Gallagher from iAe
association.
The committee appointed by the Council
20 confer I'm regard Co the amendment OF
ths city charter. met last night NO deNh-
SIC action was taken The discussion OF
plans FOR the rCorganizing oi the cIi(
government took up tho greater part oil
re time Those present were judge 'i"p-
TON Ncssrs Nuuually. Green. faiidm'
OBrieu.
Routine business was transacted JOY
,he light Committee n session yesterday
afternoon.
FELL FROM A HORSE.
,yickham LLOYD. "a small boy was
thrown from horse yesterday ON l'. ....l
bridge street and quite badly bruised ana
cut Tie was riding behind Russell iidfI
.rotber boy. Lloyd was in The act of get
,i,,, oe the horse when DO was thrown
FUNERAL TO-DAY.
NJ r1dridre Marshall died Wednesday
,,irbt ar 1880 az the home of his father. Mr..
1,bnson Marshall. so. f. west Nineteenth
street Nlr Marshall had been ul Tor
some months the cause 'l JUS "'"'"
ing consumption.
This is the eighth death that has oc-
,,irre8 iu this family within the last ie"
years.
The deceased was nineteen years of age
Funeral services will Doe held az CoWar-
din-Avenre christian church this
evening 40 O'Clock. conducted by Rev
Mr. Spencer Burial viii Doe made in
Maury Cemetery.
MISS PARISH BETTER
Miss Rosa Parish. who was quite se-
riously injured hy 90 lN a. few weeks
ago. caused by q Wire stretched across
the pavement by some boys in her neigh
borhood. S. much improved. She was
taken % The Retreat for the Sick. n
Richmond. last Monday night. and since
being there has gotten much better For
a time she was very 3d.
COURT NOTES.
The December term OF the County Court
adjourned Wednesday The following per-
sons were sentenced: William Swan Uo.-
orcd). HOUSEKEEPING. three years boz Tine
peuitentnary: Eddie Boyd coloredl for
robbery from the person. TWO years ln ine
penitentiary.
Circuit Court of Holloway, meets Mon
day.
Judge Hancock. having recousldrcl his
opinion iu the Eyler case viii hear ilrth-
err discussion on both sides saturday
Judge Hancock heard yesterday morning
in the law office of Cosbiu and Wells. the
motion To- dissolve the injunction DOB the
case OF Walden u.s.. Bailey. THE action is
in connection with certain timber lands
PERSONALS AND NOTES.
The members OF the West End Nctho-
dist church are gr.evcd to hear OF the
death Of Mrs. w T Williams. wife of
their former pastor which occurred Do
Petersburg "Wednesday. Mrs. Williams
was dear 90 many friends in Swansboro
and Manchester and her death causes
universal sadness
Miss Annie Thrayos of Amelia, was On
Manchester Wednesday evening. stopping
with Capt and Mrs. Attkisson.
There will bee "a business meeting Of
the Epworth League of Central church
tonight at The church.
Hon. - J.. Toucy returned Yesterday
morning from Washington. ID. G..
Manchester Lodge. 80. 49, A. i. and
A. NJ. viii meet at their temple corner
Hull street and Cowardin avenue. ON
Saturday night next az 1:3O l.. NJ. Work
ln two degrees is expected
Mrs Lucy Craig is quite sick al her
home.
Mrs r. ] Hancock was thought 90 be
somewhat better yesterday. after being
dangerously 500 for the past two weeks.
At the regular business meeting OF the
lcpworth League held al West End
church Wednesday night the following
.Gicers were clceted for the ensuing six
months;
W. b TAYLOR president; @. L. For
tune. first vice-pre-idcnt. Mrs A. ~
Thomas. second vice-pros dent. Miss
Daisy Corwilce. third vicc-prcsident.
Miss Sadie Bergman. secretary, Mrs
&. 4. Raincs treasurer. Miss Daisy Cor
wiles. organist. w J Williams chair
man Sunday-school and Epworth League
Committee
Mr. Morris Campbell of Chesterfield
county. while calling ON his neiehbor
Mr. Kronneipcr Wednesday night left
mis- horse and buggy 40 the front gate.
on coming out am hour later both were
missing After searching AN day yes
terday be had failed TO find any trace OF
his turnout
Fulton y. VI {. \.
A meeting OF the Fulton Y VI O. a.
was held last night al The Fulton BaDtist