The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-21
THE REMAINS
BROUGHT HOME
The Body of Mr.. Joseph D. MoIes TO
be Buried To-Day.
CANDIDATES IN MANCHESTER.
Mrs. Narcissus Reynolds Gets Juds-
mcnt Tor Insurance Police
Court-Ncvs, Personal
and Brief.
bureau Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
1l12 Hull Street, Beattie Block.
The remains of Mr.. Joseph D. AIoles,
son OF Mr.. William W. Moles, of No. 20
east Fifth street, were received in Man
chester yesterday morning. Young Moles
death occurred in Havana, Cuba, January
S, 1899. at the time he was member OF
Company +. Fourth Virginia Volunteers,
and had only been on the island Tor
short time. The body was buried in
Cuba, but it being the desire of the
family to have the remains brought
home they were shipped from Havana
few weeks ago to New York and from
there, direct to Manchester. AT one time
Mr.. Moles was {; member OF the Man
chester Grays, members OF which COM
pany will act as pall-bearers At inc
funeral service which will be conducted
at the Fifth4Street Methodist church
this afternoon at J O'Clock. The last
resting place Of the body will be in Maury
Cemetery.
GOT JUDGMENT.
Mrs. Narcissus Reynolds, in her suit
against the Washington Insurance Com
pany, in the Circuit Court. was given o
judgment Monday for $4,000. 1t has
been several months since the furniture
OF Mrs Reynolds was destroyed by fire
while She was living in Marx Addi-
ton, and at that time she had in
suraEce upon her goods in the Washing
ton company for $4,000. The company
claimed the furniture had been over
valued and refused to pay the insurance,
but offered compromise of $4,000, which
was refused by Mrs. Reynolds, who in
Wit 20 nj
COURT In SESSION.
Judge Migrants Court was in session
yesterday morning for the transaction Of
chancery and civil matters. Several de-
crees were entered, and court adjourned
until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Geo. A. Carr Fas announced him
self as a candidate in the spring cleo
tons for the Office of City Sergeant. Mr..
Carr has been a justice of the peace in
the city for several years and is one OF
the best citizens of the town.
Mr.. W. l.. Porter also announces his
candidacy for the same office. and there
are rumors in the air of others to enter
the race.
Mr.. George BlankensfiD has announced
himself as a candidate for the office of
City Sergeant Mr.. Blankenship's friends
have prevailed upon him to enter the
race and many have pledged him their
support.
WRONG MAN.
Peter Jackson (colored) was arrested
BY Captain Lipsccmb yesterday morning.
Peter is wanted in IRichmond for burglary
committed in May, 1888. He was turned
over to the Richmond authorities, but
vas released by them as not being the
Peter Jackson wanted.
William McAlister was charged with
making things unpleasant for Mrs. Mary
Roulett, his boarding-house keeper me
Mayor postponed the hearing until to-
day.
Charles Frances (coloredj was arrested
Monday for strapping Ada Thomas tcoi-
ored). but Ada swore yesterday morning
that Charles was only playing, SO the
case was dismissed.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. AL Straud. of Chesterfield county,
is at the home Of his sister. Mrs. Way
mack, No. el20 Stockton street, under
treatment by DR.. w. P. Matthews. Mr..
Straud has been in bad health for some
months.
The remains of Miss Sarah Morning
ham were removed by B. II. Morrissette
&c Son yesterday evening from lakewood to
Maury Cemetery
A meeting OF the Board of Health was
held last night, at which much routine
business was transacted
tIr. w. T. Perdue, who has been con-
tined to his home on account of sickness
for the past two weeks, is able 10 sit up.