The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-21
THE DEATH OF
Mr.. MARSHALL.
He Passed Away at His Home in
Manchester,
NR. CLAY CHAMBLlN INSANE
he Was So Adjudgcd by Commission
of Lunacy Meeting OF the Commit.
tee on 70 r-Othcr News from
the SOuthsidC.
---.1z.a Bureau. Richmond Times,
1ll2 Hull street. bcatio BLOCK


~ william Marshall died after lln-
germs illness ot his homo ON Nineteenth
street between Han and Decatur streets,
yesterday afternoon az $3.50 o'clock. he
was ia the twonty-third year OF his age.
lie was tho SON Of Sir and Mrs Thomas
X. Marshall The family came 70 this
city from Midlothian about twelve years
Ga where they have made their
future home The arrangements FOR the
funeral have not as see been completed,
commission OF lunacy WAS held al
Wnitbv. below the city. over AR. ii.
Clay ,hambnn sunday afternoon. The
commission was composed OF the follow
lnA magistrates. a. ". Jones J.. w.
one Thanh and l.. Smith. with Dr. Law
renee ingram as expert
Mt CuamhIn was adiudged Insane, and
ne viii be- removed 20 Williamsburg dur
iHe The day
Mr. OhamoHu Is one of the best known
gentlemen iu Virginia. is possibly known
o. every lover OF horses in this and other
States on his stud farm. Whitley has
been raised some of the finest animals
go this country. who have in many in-
stances made fine regulations for their
health for some time past which Is the
cause OF his present trouble. Ais many
friends will be panied 90 learn OF his
unfortunate condition and wish for him
q speedy recovery.
THE POOR COMMITTEE.
The Committee ON Almshousc and
Poor met last night in the Auditor
once Those present We're Messrs. W. j.
Hart chairman. j. r.. Green Matthew
Morton. james T Abbott and John y.
UtE
The committee met at Che call OF the
chairman To look over their work for
the past week when many Of the poor
people applied 90 them for fuel and other
necessities 10 keep life and body togeth-
er The members had "a general talk rs
go what had been done in the premises
aud what should be- done n the future
for the benefit ~ the outside poor. but
they al expressed themselves as hoping
that the demand was ever.
MR.. FLOURNOY DEAD
Mr. j r. FlOurnoy died quite suddenly
at his residence. No, ll9 east EleNenlh
street yesterday morning at % clock
IIe was IN the scyenty-eighth year OF his
age
Mr. Fournoy's death was quite unex-
pected as ho had been enjoying good
health ON Saturday he came with "a
r.a1b..d boroe be cornniained Of feeling
badlv but ana NOT LET this keen him iu
the house and he attended 20 MS duties
about the place. But yesterday Dee was
suddenly taken sd and breathed his last
before relief could Doe obtained He
leaves "a wife and seven chhdreu-Misee
I't aie ~ i-..s -. to l,. n ~
n II "a fI.rr,, and Miss Alma. of this
civ
Edwin ]. Jones. Jr the young son Of
Mr. aud Mrs H.. j. Jones. died az the
re-ideure III DIS parents. $50. JOB east
Fourth street. Saturday night at 1890
O'Clock
The funeral win take place from the
home this afternoon at clock. Inc
teIt Iit,i, ", oTsf.t.lT, ITVr B1-NNfNG
HULL sIl'i.i-l l'i->i- $500 49,. w. a.,
For tng nrsi l.in, ioI s'r'i V line are rdt.
90 ne t.n.1f of tbe electric cars and
the comrauy is rivln~ good services with
the exception of transferring passengers
40 Seventh and Perry streets. az rune
az tais Point pom ,'.ts , 4i9 a. Sif6cIli ~
lAt nun .lt ~. & .>.,,-,'t',,rt.lhre Standing
set seal oi sven ,,o eer,ice is rouc6
i 49, tp.n IN WAS last week. and there
d., b,,t ,.,r, fitfIe complaint.
N.Vo~ Mamie, ls sun confined 10 his
~. l., inti.posiiion and Squire vs.. ID.
il''t,.r,, ,,r.-i.i.l i'm The court yesterday
c-.,f ft.,,,e MAS called ON cone
..,..-..'i .... H. had trouble in The family
''lve" hl~ Ead hlm arrested. Tho
'"o "a '' ..-.l,, rlsft,onrG unu tomorrow
erein ro-tpoued unti th.s
N''' ,,".,r,f,-oTo>-e p1RTHDAY
WA0il->D Wv /. ,'--.. 20
Tomorrow la tA' "l'il'1 .l7'iS
Washington niithda4. lHeie vi"
ha no general observanCcs made
~- +t. accession ia this city as the
80 Af,rcheefcr will assist fhe neo
pichmore i'm celebrating AZ a
lai yl ~, 'offtNiale do oof o6se1ve holi
dav. but the post-ofice ANA the banks
fafe mart OF The day and occupy 10 as they
deem proper, but az che city pOst-ofilce
there Is but little holiday for the clerks
as they have 20 ue on hand when each
and every mail arrives and departs.
The public schools WILL OF course close
FOR The uay, ipi lht ecHool D99 anu b"t
is always iet'F lol " u"s -.
THE hDSIlNOo OOI ~.
Tile Hastings Court beean Us FeDIu-
any term yesterday morning. Judge M
gram was engaged Tor time in the
frsnsaCfIou OF civil and chauccry causes
,-tI. mas NOT "a Grand Jury term and only
f.o. ..... ~ minor importance will
.,.,.,in, of the court
rnE"-' Ih' .'''''.' ~ 49,. .t
The oondsmen OF Eiieh M,~.-, 5he
c9l0ltd female cNa"seH7'' "'+'''F" "'-
could ne expected. .,..1 o.. f.. DBL.