The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-21
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A Crowd Of White Fellows in Swans
boro Cut SOLDIER Mayo.
RYAN REQUIRED TO GIVE BOND.
y Small !Eirc-1lcctin. Of the Seventh,
Day A,svcnsistS Ctosc;i-Deatl, of a
Child = News, Personal and
brief. OF Manchester.
RYAN REQUIRED TIC GIVE BOND.
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times.
l1l2 Hull Street. Beattie Block.

Manchester Bureau Richmond Times.
1112 Hull Street, Beattie Block
Soldier Mayo, We'll known negro. OF
Swapsboro, Eel: into tne hands Of mum
Der of white men at Clopton and dti.-
Streets ate Saturday nisns and vas ot--
" cut The negro has . bad reputation T
.hz ns.ghboraotd ans! it seems some of the
citizens have been looking for aim. Iiit
aasro'S throat was cut frGcg ca . saf
ne wound is not deep enough to prove
fatal 1t is being kept quiet. and so IA
III, name OF the man vino id the cutting
IS not known Yesterday it VIC
reported on tins, street that warrants had
seen issued but for what parties IL coE-o
52t be found cut.
Mary Irvine fcotored) was fined so ny
Squire Crddle yesterday for carrying
concerned weapon. Mary was arres GU
Sunday by Constable Grant on a war
rant sworn out by Annie Morton, charging
her with threatening to take her life.
DEATH OF AN INFANT.
The infant child, aged 4 months, of Mr..
and Mrs c. l.. Danes. OF Nc. 23t East
Fourth Street. died Sunday night at u
O'Clock. The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock from tn home.
The burial was III Maury Cemetery.
J. j. Ryan. who threatened Mr.. Wilson.
of S. Uilman's Sons store, Saturday, gave
bond to keep the peace for twelve months.
George Moore, Il tramp, arrested By Cap
tain LipsComb. said he was looking for
4 job SO he was given five days on tn
street.
Farnet Maybery (coloredO was fined 50
for creating a disturbance.
NO FIRE.
An alarm of fire was turned in yesterday
morning at II O'Clock from Twenty-tlrst
ana Hull Streets. The roof of a little
onc-story diiapidated shanty was on fire.
but was extingushed before the fire
department reached the scene The build
ing belonged to d col0red man, Albert
Baugh No damass re ulted.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
school Board viii be held next Thursday
night The day for the opening of the
public schools will be decided upon at that
meeting.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Rev W ". Sis!l left yesterday for
Powhatan county. where he will, during
his week. conduct a protracted meeting
Tor Rev Edmund Harrison.
knights of Pythias met last night
at their hall, corner Of Eighth and Hull
Streets.
The swansboro Outing Club is spending
two weeks at Bucllroe Beach. Several of
their friends spent yesterday With them
Miss Mamie Johnson. who has been Wis
iting in Port Norfolk. returned sunday
accompanied by Miss Bert Johnson and
Miss Jennie Baker,
Mr.. W L. Bailey is spending his vaca-
ton at Mount Hermon, in Chesterfield
county.
Mr. w w. Wake returned yesterday
from Norfolk and Old Point, where he has
spent the last two weeks on his vacation
There will be no session Of the Hastings
Court this month, the month of August,
rs uS,tal, being vacation.
Misses Mayo and Patch. of Fifteenth
and Porter Streets. have returned from
Atlantic City. where they spent ten days.
MEETING CLOSES.
The camp meeting of the Seventh Day
Adventists closed Yesterday. The meet
ing has been successful. and it is probable
that the same place will be chosen Cor the
meeting next year. az it combines tho adj
vantases of both city and country.