The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-05
"P. S.-Good-bye."
BEAT HIS FATHER.


Mat Goodc (colored), residing on Hull
Street, near Fourth, was badly beaten and
cut by his son, Charlie Goode, Sunday
afternoon about ) o'clock. How the trou-
bic originated is not known, as the two
men We're the only occupants of the house
at the time. After assaultinG his father,
breaking UP most of the furniture in the
house, and all tbs windows in the front,
through which he knocked the old man,
Charlie left, and was no where to be
found when officer Wright arrived, hav
ing been summoned to the scene upon the
report that Mat Goode had been killed.
From the appearance of the building ana
the blood which spatteredthe outer wall
OF the house below the window, there was
just cause for the report, and Goode was
found unconscious and seriously, though
not fatally, injured. Charlie Goode gave
himself up yesterday to the officers,
hut on account Of the injuries his father
had received, he was unable to appear
against his son, SO the case was contin-
Ted until tomorrow morning.
John Smith (colored) paid SLIGO for strik-
ing .'Dovy' Hilton with a rock.
Five young white men were summoned
to appear before the Mayor yesterday,
on the charge of disturbing the people
Sunday morning before breakfast. They
hired a hack and were doing the town.
Only one answered the summons; he paid
Sl.O0.
JAMES BRADSON ARRESTED.
James Bradson, who was wanted in
Richmond the charge of stealing
watch and $500 from w. T. Saunders, on
Seventeenth Street Sunday night, was ar
rested on Hull Street yesterday by Officer
Wright and turned over to the Richmond
officers The watch, which is supposed
merchant 10 whom Bradson pawned it.
Three dollars in money were found on
Eradson Bradson has lived in MancheS-
ter several years.
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE.
Oak Grove Baptist and Asbury Meth
odist Churches united Sunday night in a
mass-meeting at Asbury Church, which
was addressed by Rev. ". c. Crawford
in behalf of the Anti-Saloon League. The
CONGREGATION was unusually large, and
gave Mr. Crawford closest attention Rev.
J. r. Green and Rev. Robert Mcfarland
made short talks following the address.
Miss Viola d. Mildly, of Swansboro, and
Mr.. Leroy NJ. Rowe were married yester-
dav morning at the Sroom'S nome NO. SUI
Everett Street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. S. Wallace.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. 0. B.
East
Mr.. and Mrs Rowe will reside in Ches-
terteld county.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
The Street Committee will meet this
evening at 7:30 o'clock i'm the office of the
City Engineer.
Building and Land Committee at 7:So
O'Clock this evening in the Council Cham
ber
The Board of Fire Commissioners are
called to meet at 7:3O O'Clock this even
ing in the Council Chamber
Mr.. II. V Baldwin has gone to New
York to purchase his spring stock of dry
goods.
Rev. Carey E. Morgan, of Seventh
Street Christian Church, Richmond, will
conduct the Wednesday night service at
Cowardin- Avenue Christian Church.
Revival services will be held at Stock
ton-Street Baptist Church every night
this week, conducted by Rev. w. w.
Reynolds, of Goochland county. Mr.. Rey
nolds is very highly recommended to this
church, and is d very good speaker. Ser
vices promptly at p. NJ.
Miss Ruby Nvicks of West Seventh
Street, will entertain number of her
most intimate friends with a birthday
party at her home on tonight.
Mr. J. Q. Archibald, of Newport News,
is visiting his family on Semmes Street.
Progressive Council, No. H. D. OF L.,
met last night at their ballroom to
transact important business.
Miss Gertrude Haley, of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Miss Kinds. of WinterpoclS. will
arrive to-day to pay visit at the home