The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-07
]. B: DUN,NAVAAI
IS IN MANCHESTER.
Man Who Escaped From the Asylum
! IS at Home.
ANNUAL: BANQUET OF pYTHIANs.
Important Arrests Made by Captain Lips
eomb-ar. roney is Critically i'll.
Personal Notes from the
South Side.
ANNUAL BANQUET OF PYTHlANS
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. 1102 Hull Street
J. b. sDGanayant who escaped from the
asylum in Williamsburg Saturday uurlng
the excitement caused by the fire at The
asylum lis in Manchester at the home OF
his mother, Seventh and Maury Streets
From his own story, ne came 10 this
city on a freight train Saturday night,
and since that time has been al his home
apparently as sane as any one. AT the
Dunl.avant of the hospital building Mr..
Dunnivant made his escape in The gen
eraI excitement, and for some SINE was
not missed. He has never been very
violent, and has given the authorizes
very little trouble
1t is not known what action will be
taken by the williamsburg authorities,
but his family here seem perfectly willing
that he Shall stay with them. FOR
while yesterday afternoon he walked on
lower Hull Street and spoke to many OF
his old associates. His conversation was
that Of q sane man.
PYTHIAN BANQUET.
The annual banquet of Manchester
Lodge. No 90 knights of Pythias, last
night was a most enjoyable affair After
:, short session at the lodge room, cor
ner of Ninth and Hull Streets, the louge
adjourned to tho Masonic Temple, on
supper Hull Street, where the lodge ana
sts guests, numbering about sixty, sat
down TO a delightful banquet
After discussing the supper, Hon. A
C. Atkisson. who OBLIGATED as toastmas-
ter, took up the toast list. Mr.. r. S.
Rivest delivered an address of welcome
Mr.. jefferson Wallace spoke of the
Grand Lodge: Mr.. 3. p. Owen. J1. OF
.sThe Old Lodge and the New; Mr. a.
g. Williams. of Tho Press; Mr. II. w.
JTurcron, of Pythianis,r, and Mr.. D. /.
Pulliam, of Our Friends"
After the scheduled speeches there were
several impromptu talks by members OF
the lodge.
HoUsE-BREAKER CAUGHT.
Captain Lipscomb made some import
ant arrests yesterday morning, and land
ed three negroes behind tie oars. The
residence of Mrs. Swan, at Sixth and
Maury Streets. was entered Saturday
night. and a gold watch and IS in sill
yer from q small bank, which was on the
.nantefs piece, taken. Mrs. Swan fired
three times, but did not hit tie thief.
Ernest Miller, Madison Jackson ana
isaac Fleming, three negroes, are at the
police station on the charge Of house
breaking Miller had a key on his per-
son. which was identified by Mrs. Swan
as the one which was taken from her
door IL the afternoon of Saturday, when
Miller brought a load OF wood there.
Mayor Maurice viii hear the cases this
morning. The police arc certa!@ they
have the ones who have been doing the
1hieving in the city for some time past.
MRS M Z. NEAL.
NIrs.-Maud e.. Neal. wife of Floyd ,.
Neal. died this rornina@at 4-oclock alter
painfui illness of tthtee1 weeks De-
ceased was only nineteen years old and
had beer married two years Just two
months ago the father buried little
child, and from this the mother and wife
never recovered. For some time her he
has beer despaired of, yet everything
that loving ones could do was done Tor
her. She was a consistent member of
Trftl-street Methodist Church, from
whic,, the funeral will be this at
iernoon at 8 o'clock. 1nterment Will be
made in Maury Cemetery.
ILLNESS OF MP. TONEY.
Mr., u. w. Toney, a well known and
l,ighiy-respected citizen of the city, lies
at the point of death at his home on
Eleventh and Hull Streets. Mr.. Toney,
who is father of Hon. d. l.. Toney, was
taken suddenly i'll Saturday night and
has been unconscious ever since. Dr. L.
p. Mathews is constantly in attendance
at his bedside. but his condition is eX-
tremely critical. He complained of head
ache Saturday afternoon, but his ffaIniy
thought Snotfiirg serious until about
o'clock. when his condition was found TO
be much more serious than had been sup
posed.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. 7. E. Reynolds, who has been very
I'll for the past week, was considered
somewhat better yesterday.
The funeral of the little child Of MT
and Mrs w. d. Furguson took place from
Sacred Heart Church yesterday at IL
O'Clock. The interment was made in
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Mr.. t. f. Bondurant, a@suhstitute of the
fire department, lost his badge Saturday.
II left at the department the finder will
be rewarded.
Miss Mamie Johnson, who has been
spending the past six months with friends
here. returned yesterday to her home
Mr. William Amos is yet in critical
condition
Mr.. II. NJ. Merchant. of Manassas. is
spending a few days with his brother.
DR.. Merchant, of Porter street.
Mr. ]. J.. Owen was taken Very sick
yesterday afternoon at his home, on De
catur Street
Liberty Council. No. L. D. of l., held
an interesting meeting last night. Offi-
GERS were installed for the ensuing term