The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28

Gibson and Wren. The negro Is now serv-
ing six months in Jail. and was sent on to
the grand jury on two charges of house
breaking hsre.
When the question as to ownership came
up. Poksy used language unfit for pub
EcatOn and Josephine ran to the police
station.
Flower thieves are operating in nearly
every section of the city, and in many
instances are destroying valuable and
handsome plants.
Mrs y. s. Cheatham has returned to
her home on North Twenty-sixth Street.
after a delightful stay at the Old Sweet
Springs. West Virginia.
The Town Council of Barton Heights
| have ordered that the town be lighted up
| with electricity. The town will shine
! with regal glory now.
! a negro named Snead complained to the
| det ctives yesterday that the negro, Robert
Miles, now in Jail. stole a watch from him.
| The case VIII be investigated
Mr.. W. Joseph Gentry has returned
home after having a very pleasant visit
10 Fleetwood, Mathews county. the home
of his wifes sister Mrs. John y Fleet.
Pokey borrowed tha cup, Josephine said.
and raised a row when she wanted it
back Josephine has boardsrs and she
needed the cup 20 serve tea in At the
table.
Mr. John " Golden proprietor of the
Eureka Pharmacy, will so to baltimore
this week TO visit his sister. one of the
Sisters of the immaculate Conception
Academy.
Mr.. r. Is Price and wife of Columbia,
Mo. are guests at the jefferson. Mr.. Price
says he is in Virginia to visit his old home
In Charlotte county, where he was born
sixty-threer years ago.
Captain and Mrs. rizzini returned from
| New York on Saturday night. They were
! there to bid adieu to their daughter. Mrs.
! I. P. Evans. who sailed for Europe with
i her family on the 18th
| Josephine Brooks. an old darkey. swore
| out n warrant against Pokey Barnes yes
| tertlay morning. because she averred Pokey
| took n teacup belonging 10 her and de-
| cIared it was her own
| The regular meeting of the Board OF
| Managers of the Old Dominion Hospital
| VIII be held this afternoon at
| O'Clock in the college building. Members
| are requested TO be present.
| Fire started Sunday night about S:15
| o'clock among some kindling wood stored
| in the building in the rear of the residence
| of James j. Walsh. No. S225 South Fourth
| Street, but the damage was slight
officer Mitchell. from Newport News,
| came w Yesterday and Garfield back with
him the negro Phil Ellis. who was arres-
fed here for the Newport News authorities.
| He is wanted for breaking into a car
Travel over the Clay Street line
was SO heavy on Sunday that
number of the ears from tho
Main street line had to be placed on Clay
street in order 70 accommodate the peo-
pie.
The marriage of Miss Moilie Spector
to- Mr. David Gilman, which was post
,ooned on account of the death oil ehe
brides mother. will take place sunday
September I'd. at o'clock, at New Mar
ket HALL
Hon s. S. P. Patteson, who was injured
in a bicycle accident Saturday, Is about on
crutches, but has been compelled 10 post
pone his trip to Saratoga, where he was
to attend the meeting OF the American baf
Association
Mrs. Kate Sexton, of Washington, l.. -
4, In the city spending a few days WIN
her son, Mr. Lee Sexton. Colonel John
w. Richardson's private secretary. MIS-.
Sexton is on her way home, having spent
several weeks with friends IN sou'i-
western Virginia.
a warrant was sent for him yesterday.
Major Howard has received a We-l-Ss. ,l
-a,e letter from Jennie Lipscomo tcolored3.
of ..Sinety-slx. s. c." asking MN % I'M.
her relatives mere. she says her misusss
raIns was Miss Mary Chapeii. ana s,..I
-. ~ - we're known By t0e mama
OF johnson q -.---
virSinians in New York.
fs,ectaI Dispatch TO The Times)
NEW YORK. August 27.-Virsinians IN
New Ss-f fTsA ID. crowsll. Astor: J. D.
a-m rms tp1n Continental: / D. TAYLOR; I'm
periai: ". s. copes. Norton Me-. MEs a. s.
f i,. r, :. Trower, ST. Denis.
Pc pasersburg-w B. Bradley. Aston
pss,,,,ona-aIiss A. Erbee, c. D. Wise.
80, Armstrong. Miss Armstrong.
49,. S. c. DeCamp. Grand Union; H.
Hume. e, L. Spence and wife. Mss
" yfr@fnia-t,. D. Marsh. Continental.