The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-21
RUNAWAY HORSE
in MANCHESTER.
Injuries Little Three Year Old Dolly
Goode.
TIE ASSISTANTS SURRENDER.
aud are Locked Ur to Await Trial
Monday The Eureka Furniture
Company Will Rebuild AT Once:
Personals and Briefs.
TIE ASSISTANTS SURRENDER.
Personals and Brief
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
1li2 Hull Street. Beattie Block.
Little Dolly Goode, three years old,
was knocked down by a runaway horse
yesterday afternoon near the corner OF.
Twelfth and Hull streets. The little girl
was hurt quite painfully, but not seri-
ous!y; her forehead was bruised and Ter
knees hurt by the fall. She III COM
pany with othe: children were standing
on the side walk, when horse, hitched
to a two-wheeled cart, &ucned down
Twelfth street from Porter, Che horse
had gotten away from its driver and was
sweeping all before him. There was
great fright among the children. II the
horse had kept the street, no one would
have been injured, but upon reaching the
corner of the street he turned into the
pavement and as he did so the Tncel OF
the cart struck the child. The he1Se
ran on and was not caught until ne
reached Decatur street The child vas
carried to the home Of her parents over
Washingtons drug store, where Dr. In
gram rendered temporary relief.
TWO MEN HELD Up
Mr.. Bub Richardson ana Mr.. John H.
Walker were wayiaid Friday night on l.th
street. near the corner of BainbridSe
street The TWO gentlemen were walking
out Twelfth street together when sudden
" Mr. Richardson was struck on the back
of the head The blow dropped him
and he was badly beaten by the
assailant AS there We're two OF the
men. Mr.. Walker found that he also was
in the trouble. He threw his man ana
held him for Il short time. but getting
free after short but brilliant struggle,
he disappeared in the darkness. Mr.
Richardson was badly bruised and, .injur-
ed as the result of his encounter, but not
seriously The whole occurrence lasted
only about Il minute, and all was quiet
Warrants were issued for Richard
Bradshaw and John Tignor. charging
them with the assault. Thev~sav them
selves up yesterday afternoon and are at
the police station.
REBUILD AT ONCE
The Eureka Furniture Company will
rebuild their. plant President Jones, of
The company stated yesterday morning nat
plans for the new building would be sub
mittcd TO the stockholders Monday 1t
is now The intention TO build upon the
same land as before, but this time the
buildings will be of brick Two brick
buildings. the size Of the iron and frame
one burned, will be constructed as soon
as possible Work will be commenced
Monday clearing the sight Until the
plant is again in running order, No. 1900
Hull street, Manchester. will be head
quarters for the company.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
J. II Newmeall was not adiudged in
sane by the commission Friday.
There will be fishing party given at
the residence Mrs. c. a. Raines. oppo-
site West End church. next Tuesday
night. al o'clock.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society of West End
church will meet at Mrs. Phaebey Con-
drey. corner 18th and Stockton streets,
Monday evening at 3 O'Clock.
The Building and Land Committee met
last night in the Council Chamber. Bids
for the proposed work on the station
house were opened. The contracts were
not let.
There was a small fire at the Danville
shops yesterday morning about $3.50 O'Clock
The biaze originated in some oily wa ste,
but was soon under control. and the loss
was very light.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Amos an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
1iudora D.. to Mr.. Z. Thorlpl.ins Davis.
to take place Tuesday, January 30tn. at
a. NJ. at the home of the brides par
e1llS, III cast ElShtn street.
| FOR THE CORNER STONE
The chofrs OF the various churches Of
| Manchester are invited to meet at Cen
trail Methodist church this Alter
noon at 3 O'Clock to rehearse for the cor
ner-stone laying. All singers are also
invited.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Services at West End church to-day:
- =, n.
IL A NJ and 7:45 P. NJ by the pastor.
Rev. A. c Berrvmah: Epwor,h League
meeting at s. Wednesday night prayer
at 7:45 All Welcome.
AT Central Methodist: Sunday-school
at 9:la a. NJ; Pastor Rev. ]. c. Reid vii;
preach a. II A. Al. and 1:45 P. NJ; Ep-
worth League at r. Ar. At the night
service a trio of male -. .-.he p. T. p
Club. of Petersburg, Va, will sing.
sCorwardin-avenue Christian church:
Pastor j.. A. Spencer Will preach at IL "A.
NJ. on Vain Hopes" and at $50 p. NJ
on THE Great Test
Fiftl,-street Methodist church.: Praach-
ing at II a. II. and las p NJ by the
pastor. Rev. J. S. Wallace: song and
prayer service 7:19 to 7:45 p. NJ.
Rev. W. ". Sisk vii preach at both
services to-day, Morning subject:
..Christian Vacation Evening subject:
In?"
Real Estate Transfers.
Richmond: Preston Cooke and wife to
!! Mrs. Y. 81. Dunn. q A-l2 feet on east. side
rhirtieth street. 81 PIP testzsouth ofsClay.
500.
- Daniel Grinnan. trustee. and r. Z. Trit-
Ton and wife to Edward Williams. % fest
OF, STwents-tifth street. northwest 5cornsr
Leigh, 1850.
Funeral Delayed.
Owing TO the wish of distant relatives
or ARM. Conner to be present a {