The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
TO BE MARRIED
IN CHESTERFIELD.
Mr.. C. W. Hague and Miss GiIberta
HOrner 10 Wed.
WORK OF The HUSTINGS COURT,
Suit OF Monkey Against the Manchester
Railway Company Dismissed-Casc
of Ballard Us. Brooks Surctics
Continued to Monday,
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
IlI2 HUI street, bcattic blocA'

ill2 Hull street, Boattic Block.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
{. W. nague and Miss Ghoerta hcrner'
which is TO take place at $50 ciocA'
M Marks mansion. Chesterfield county.
Tho groom-elect Is an esteemed employe
al the DanvHle shops. this city and me
2ride-to-be IS the popular daughter OF
Mir. and Mrs j. y. Homer, Of Chester
Held county.
THE HUsTINGS COURT.
The Hastings Court was in session yes
terday and large amount OF business
transacted.
The important suit Of Ballard & Bal
lard against the surcucs OF @. W. Brooks'
former High Constable OF Manchester
was postponed until Monday By consent
Of both sides.
The suit of Mrs Susan c. Monkey
against the Manchester Railway Com
pany for $1,000 FOR injuries sustained be-
cause of alleged carclossncss OF employees
of the company was dismissed.
At the October term the suit urst came
I'D and was decided I'm favor Of the de-
PENDANT and "a motion for new trlal
was made
This motion was overruled yesterday
and the judgment given IN favor Of de-
PENDANT at the former trial was upheld.
Inc SUITS OF NNNt4n AAAk ANtAbnNA NAt-
were also dismissed.
The plaintiff IN this case I'm company
with Moliie 81. Hill. +. u. Moxley and
George W. Butler was returning from
Forest Hin one night last summer. in a
surry. when a collision with a car oc-
CURED The surry was demolished and
the occupants more or less injured.
The finding Of the Court eNOnerated
the railway company.
other cases disposed Of follow:
u. l.. Toney rs. W. y. Dorset. admin
istrator for II. y. Dorset for SlOA2.
y. u. Morrlssctt e. Son Us. II. Fitz-
gerald, administrator for i. f. Fitz.
gerald. for Sl0L23
NJ. J. Nunnaly We. J. W. Beech. for
si22L
In reference TO the bad condition Of the
roads I'm Swans boro. one of the County
Supervisors said yesterday MORN
ing that the same law applied
10 those streets that held good
in reference to an other county
roads, and that no provision existed for
constructing sidewalks and crossings i'm
Swansboro any more than I'm other parts
OF the county. The county provides no
funds for such a purpose.
Ii would seem from this that the only
remedy for the citizens OF Swansb0ro
would be a combination on their part
looking tU Inc betterment OF the streets
by mutual agreement In conjunction with
The County Supervisors
BANQUET NEXT TUESDAY.
The Royal Arcanumites w.l meet IN
Regular session next Tuesday night, when
the officers recently chosen Cor the term
will be installed. after which banquet
will be enjoyed.
Messrs. II. c. Veiterlein, of Phladel-
phia, and Harry Boitz. Of New York.
passed through the city Thursday on
their way 10 cuba. 10 look over the to-
bacco field. with the probability OF estas
fishing u manufacturing plant at that
place
Both these gentlemen arc well-known IN
Manchester. and represent large tobacco
Interests in the cities from which they
come
THE MAYORS COURT.
The only case before the Mayor yostor-
day morning was that OF negro named
smith Binford. who was sent down for
six months on the charge OF having en-
tered the house of Lavinia Mayo. also
colored, for the purpose of committing
larceny ON tine night Of the 18th inst.
PERSONAL AND NOTES
Mr.. W. 10. White who has been quite
sick for tho past week with the grip and
Inumps. IS improving. though sull con-
fined TO his house
Mrs. A. r. Atwell is confined 20 her
home, on west Twelfth street. with an
aggravated case Of the grip.
Mr. T.. a. Bowen. County Supervisor,
s. out. after being confined 10 his res
idcnce for several days.
Miss Evalina Pollard OF King William,
and Miss Alexander of Charlestown. vs..
Va. will reach the city to-day on q
visit 10 Mrs. VIM. George Pollard.
Regular services VIII be held at Oak
GrOve-B Baptist church tomorrow, which
Is Foreign Mission Day. ln the morning
Rev. DIT. r. j. Willinsham will preach
a special missionary sermon. and at night
the pastor. Rev. J. a. Sullivan, viii
preach.
Mr.. y. 4. Nunnaly. who has been sick
Tor several days. is able TO be out.
rev Ben. Dennis is out after an at
tack Of the grip.
Mrs. Samuel Wright OF Seventeenth
and Everett streets is extremely III at
her residence.