The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24

Mrs. Garrett, of Seventeenth ana EVereSt
Streets, appeared against Mr.. and AIRS.
Thomas Martin. charging them with ours
ing and abusing them, and generally
making the neghborhood an undesirable
residence portion Of the city.
Charles l.. Page represented the plain
tiffs. After hearing the Evidence, the
Mayor decided to place all parties under
bond of $50 for six months, from which
decision an appeal was taken to the
Hastings Court.
James Green (colored). who was
arrested in Richmond. and turned over
ITO Captain Lipscomb. as being wanted
in Chesterfield county. for shooting john
Williams (colored). at Drewry's Bluff, a
few months ago. was turned over to ON
Ger Avis. OF Swansboro, and will be
given hearing before Squire Cheatham
next Friday morning.
Charles Jones, Mayor of Swansboro.
fined ..Shed" bailey (colored) $3.50 Thurs
day, for creating disturbance IN
Cersley's store.
MIR. JONES IS NOT OUT,
Mr.. William Gratznowsky, head of the
Eureka Furniture Company, said yester-
day:
I'm Fridays issue, under the cap
ton, Mr.. Jones Withdraws." find
some errors which are misleading First,
Mr. Jones has not withdrawn, and Is
still President of the Board OF Directors.
and holds that position until the COM
pany is disbs4lded, or his place is filed In
that Office by action of the board. On
March cd, at meeting of the Board
of Directors, u bought from them the
lumber and material which was on the
former site of the company, the new
organization not yet being In existence.
In the organization of the new company
there have been no arrangements anade
rs to who shall be at the head OF the
concern That matter Will be lett dor
all who are subscribers to its stock 10
decide. there being no prearranse a
COLORED CITIZEN DEAD.
lanes IA. Lewis, colored music in
structor of SEanSboro Chesterfield coun-
IL after a long illness. died at his resi-
5ence on River Road between Toler and
Clopton Streets. at I o'clock yesterday
morning. The funeral will take place
from the First Baptist Church, Manches-
ter, at II o'clock tomorrow .mornlns.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mr.. r. NJ. Fendley, Jr. Is i'll at his nome
No l401 Porter street.
The young men Of the Cowardin Az
enue Christian Church met last
night for the purpose of organizing a
Young Mems Missionary Society.
The trea surer of the Progressive Coun-
ell. ID. of L., recently paid to the benefit
ciary Of Mrs. Lucy Craig 500. as death
claim.
Mr.. Z. r. Cox, who is i'll a the Old Do
mlnion Hospital. is improving.
A meeting of the School Board was held
Thursday night in the. school building
for the transaction of regular business.
Mrs. Vernon Bradshaw is very sick at
her home, on McDonough Street.
Mrs. Ellington, who has been i'll for the
past ten days, is reported to be i'm
proving. -.
Rev. S. R. Maxwell win preach. at Co
wardin Avenue Christian church Sun
The funeral of Mr.. J.. II. Nichols: will
be held at the home this afternoon
al o'clock conducted by Rev. J. =.
Reed, The burial viii be made In Maury s
Cemetery. The .pall-bearers will be selec-
ted from 1nembers of the Jr- o. U. An
of which AR Nichols member.
Mr.. Page Ingram. is confined to MS
home with the gripp.
Mr.. Edward Gallagher, OF Newport
News is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. II. Y. Baldwin. is quite III at her
home. being attended by DR.. Merchant.