The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
by the members and their friends. Every
member of the club is requested to be
SOON: TO BE MARRIED.

member of the club is requested to be
sooN..TO BE MARRIED.
The marriage Of Mr. Jessie Blake and
Miss Mamie Gary has been announced to
take place on the Sd of December. Mr.
Blake is probably one Of the best known
young mon in the city, and is a valued
enployc Of S. Ullman's Son. Miss Gary
is the attra ctive and accomplished dauSil-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. B. a. Gary,
and resides with her sister at No. East
Ninth Street Owing to the recent deatl,
OF Mrs Gary the marriage will be q, quiet
one. No invitations have been issued.
The investigation of the charges pre-
ferred against DR.. VIM P. Mathews, pres
ident Of the Board of Health, by Mr.. Z.
B. Thaw, will be concluded tonight in
the Council chamber by the committee
appointed from the Council. The case is
an unusual one and has attracted the at
tention of a good number of citizens.
TWO MEN ROBBED.
Messrs Jeremiah Sullivan and Morris
Griffin. two Very old men. were held up
on the railroad near Bell Isle. They had
drawn their wages for the week and
were on their way home. when, as they
We're nearing what is known as Spring
hill, they were met by two negroes, VINO
demanded their money. Mr.. Griffin sue
=
OF his assailant and ran away. MT.
Sullivan, who is seventy years old, was
very forcibly thrown down and robbed
of $3.50, all the money he had at the
time. Both men are very old, and Mr.
Sullivan is very i'll at his home. in
Swansboro, from the effects OF the VIC
lent treatme he received.
The negroes have been described to
the police, and some of their best men
have haeD MT n work on the case.
There is a gang of tramps, both ne
eroes and whites who infest the railroad
near the pump house, and it is very dan
gerous for any one not armed to walk
in that vicinity.
MIR. SAM -BEASLEY 1sILLED.
Mr.. Sam Beasley, a brakeman on the
Southern road was killed Sunday morn
ing on the yards of that road, In TINS
city Mr. Beasley was engaged IN
switching cars, when it is supposed that
in leaning out from the car he was
struck by post and knocked unoer tile
wheels, which passed over his head,
crushing it, His body was found soon
afterwards by an employe OF the road
and carried to the undertaking rooms OF
b. H Morrisettc & Son.
Mr. Beasleyr leaves wife and lnfant
baby. The funeral was from Fifth-Street
Church yesterday evening at 2:So O'Clock.
Intcrment was in Maury Cemetery.
TO BE MARRIED.
Mr.. Paul 8. Tunstali, OF tins city, ana
Miss Annie c. Elicit, Of Crewe va, VIII
be married on Wednesday III WELDON y.
c. Mr. Tunstall left yesterday Tor
Hampton to meet Miss Elicit, who has
been visiting there. Ihe young couple VIII
be met there by Mr. Silas Iunstall,
brother of the. groonl-elect, and 90 TO
Weldon. where they viii be married Mr.
TunStall is one Of the most popular young
men OF the city, and is Vaiueo ennpioSe
of the Mercantile Company. Miss Elicit
is the attractive and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Elicit,
of Crewe, and has many trends IN ths
city, where she has visited. After an eH-
tended Southern tour they will reside at
No. 112G Bainbridge Street
NIRS. MII.STEAD DEAD.
Mrs. A.. f Milstcad died at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. j. T. MountcaStle,
No. 500 Graham Street. Fulton, yesterday
mo: ming at $40 o'clock. The deceased
had been sick for some time. but her
death comes as a surprise to those who
knew her. She was formerly of this city,
and had been a resident of this place for
thirty years She leaves two, sons and
one daughter-MessrS James II. allisteao.
OF this city. and G. T. MllsteaC, OF west
Virginia The funeral will be from Den
ny-Street NJ. L. Church tomorrow even
ing at 3 O'Clock.
The Rev. ]. S. Wallace will go TO Dan
vile and not to Denny-Street. Fulton. as
was announced. The reason for the
change is That DIR. J. p. Garland. the pre-.
siding elder received an unsigned teie-
gram from some one ir Richmond. and
supposed to be from the =, nurch, that the
APPOINTMENT was not satisfactory. Mr..
Wallace then asked to be sent elsewhere.
as he would not go 10 any church where
even one member did not want him
Rev. w II. Ellerson, student of Han
dolph-Macon College filled the pulpit at
West-End Church Sunday morning:
AMI Rev. A c. Bergman the pastor. at
the night service, his subject being Con
ference Observations.
At the regula" meeting CT the Board of
Stewards OF West-End Church, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: w: D. Toler. chairman: r.
l.. Patram, assistant chairman; G. a.
Raines. secretary and treasurer; w. Is.
Taylor, assistant treasurer.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Il. Walthall. of Ches-
terrified, are visiting Mrs. Wallace, No.
1ll6 Hull Street.
Manchester Lodge. No. 20, II. of P, Will
confer the three ranks on candidates To-
night.
The first meet of The Proctor's Creek
Fox Hunting Club will be at Halfway
House. on the Richmond and petersburg
Turnpike Thursday morning at o CLOCK.
This club will meet THURSDAY OF 'e'lcii
week until April 18th.
Mr.. W. r. Holt has sold mis- place OF
business to Mr. w. Z. Crostic, and Will
go to Durham, n. c.. to engage IN husl-
ness.
NJ. met last night at the Temple and
-, = u :, -. ,,,,d C,,,o11