The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-25
NE RIRIl HlIRON|G
ON HULL STREET
Ladies Turn Out in GoodIy
Numbers.
A ]. COUPLE Welded .LAsT 81
Public School Report Personal Mention
from Manchester and Other Places
en- the South Side OF
James River.
COUPLE Welded LASTzNIG HT
Manchestcr R,rea11. Richmond Times,
= ~, 4 10., HILL Street -

49, NO 11O2 Hull Street.
Hull Street in Manchester was the scene
OF IN unusually large crowd last nlsne I.
Ladies were in the majority, anu AsliiSzk
noise of horns and cannon-c crackers EHs:ss
heard until@a late hour heretofore ae
citizens have been going to RichmollU. .o,u
Christmas Ewes night, to ningie' VIII III.
the hanpy ones on Broad Street, but
precedent was set last night which
demonstrates the fact that as much en-
joyment can be had on Hull Street III
this quiet little city as anywhere in Rlcn-
lnond.
There was scarcely a drunken man,
which was very gratifying to the ladies,
Shopping was done until II o'clock, and
the clerks in the dry goods stores were
worked as never before. At 10 cloch
the police had only riade one arrest
that being for drunkenness.
Captain Lipscomb cautioned the extra
police about fire, and the whole Iorce
are working hard to prevent 6, fire.
a greater quantity Of fireworks was
sold by those who handled them thin
for many years past. The city was srld
Of pickpockets, not a case of stealing:
being reported until a late hour.
A merry Christmas was on the lips OF
every one, even to the little tots, VINO
We're out in goodly numbers.
There are fair prospects of to-day Ealng
exceedingly quiet in order to let the
people rest.
SPAIN-FOY.
A beautiful marriage was solemnized
last night at the residence of the Rev.
A. c. Bergman, in Swansboro the con-
tracing parties being Miss Leslie 10.
Spain and Mr. Charles M Foy- The GER
emory was performed at O'Clock sharp.
NO a Ieft jporn p6iatelV tor
a northern tour. Miss Spain is an ex-
ceedingly pretty young LADY and the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George Spain.
of Swansboro. Mr.. Foy is a cabinet
maker and very prominent in social
circles.
FREE TO BOYS.
Captain Lipscomo gave the boys fuli
sway last night. and the noise OF cannon
crackers was heard on every side. The
men and most of the young ladies went
10 Broad Street in Richmond while the
younger ones had the city to themselves.
The extra police were cautioned about
fire, and will use every effort to prevent
the outbreak. Chief Crooks of the Fire
Department, said that the citizens could
give the firemen no better present than
keeping all fires till after the holidays.
While these men cannot leave the s.s-
ton, vet they enjoy themselves by having
a large, crowd of friends cohgregate
around the big stove and discuss politics.
MONTHLY REPORT.
The monthly report of the pubic
school Tor the past month, as made by
Prof. Fitzgerald, is very gratifying 70
the vprinCfpal and teach ST NotWlth-
standing the approaching holidays the
scholars have attended regularly, ana me
average is better. the stuoles III Inc
High School are very hard. yet larger
Sc ol,oJa ,-ScpjVeS oS DGr cent.
for the past month than for some months
mast. The names of those who made 9s
and over The Leader publishes. ~ futl
list is given below:
High achGol-Mary Walker. Carrie Bay
lev, Jennie Webster Ora Adams. Evelyn
Sampson, Fannie McGill, Bessie samp-
son. Katie Jones, Laura Parkinson, Edna
Galloway. Fannie Smith, Carter Iurpln,
Matte Walker, Mary Cousins. Virgle
Craze Alma. Flournoy, Ruth Hines, i1lltia
Tatum, Louise Wood, Emma Perdue
School No. Miss French, Teacher:
Helen, Weisser, Ernest Robinson, May
Sampson, NeIa Cheatham.
School No. Mrs. 1da Wooow sal
Ruth Bianton, Garland Fitzgerald, Nam
ME REYNOLDS, Russell: levitt. .Nilia- Fitz-
gerald, Hammond Crooks, Louise
O Brien. -,
School NO. ada L. Hall, Teacher
John Ingram Louise Reams, Carrie Ell
lis Clarence Avery, Annie Wilkinson,
Mary Walden. Marie DuVa!, Harry Cana
da. Ashton Blankenship, Alma Robinson,
Mamie Royal.
Miss Reeds Roonl-Ora Cook, EDWARD
Drrford. Eva Reams, Susie Smith,
Blanche Palmer, Vergie Wyche, Evelyn
Fitzgerald, Ethel Smith. Lucille Crooks,
Ralph Baugh, Royal Brown, Elise Goode.
n. B-Through some mistake Elise
Goodies name has been left out for the
past two months for getting 9S per cent.
School No. 6-Miss Brown-Louise Jones,
Frank Walton.
School NO Miss Wells, Teacher
Ernestine Walker, Nirgie. McCann.s Ida
Mimms Mary B. Snellings. ELISE Kelley.
School No. S-AIiss Brands, Teacher
Zuleime Duval, Leila Hooper, Sallie
Blankenship. Myrtle Barratt, Madeleine
Reynolds, Hattie Hines, Lucy Hines.
Miss Bronaugh's School-Edna Robins
son, Mary James, Cassie French, ALA
Neal, Louise Francisco. Arthur Johnson.
Linwood LETTERS, George Selke, Hazel
Smart, Louise Royal. Louise Burkert,
Lorelle Neal, Paul Beattie, Shirley Far
row
School No. IL. Miss Bohannan Teacher.
| Lucy Best, oscar l5rooke, Leslie Far
rar. Carlisle Nelson, Henry Sampson.
Jane Latham. Allen Walker. Raymond
IO"llltt1l, si-u;llere Suilllilty, ilelIS oWStt,
Clarence Jones, Frank Owens James
Moles, Leonard Williams. Ida Baugh
Bessie Nance Kate Parkinson, dattie
Parkinson. Ola NareIl. Arthur Lear
Percy Cardoza. Robert; Henry, Harvey
Nunally, Pearl Brewer, E1M ary perdue
Carrie Stricken, Marie Williams.
School No. II. Miss O4rien, Teacher.
Myrtle Lowrie, Hattie Inge. Bertha
Bryan Nicholas, Wade Owens Willie
Taylor Willie Collier. Grover Davis, In
| gram Tatum, Isaac Iillery, George
| Vaughan, May Deitricl1. Marion FitG-
gerald, Grace Wood, May TrayIor. May
| Nicholas
Miss Bohannan leads in the list witt
IS little ones. lis school is composed
CT little tots, who worship their teacher
and are surprising to many in theil
studies.
BEFORE THE MAYOR.
The Police Court was again crowded
yesterday to witness the tales of the
| unfortunate. cnes. The. case of 5Wingc
] and Smith, which was continued from
! yesterday, was tile first On docket, and
/ Newtown was we'll represented with
/ ma sculinn and feminine beauties. Smith