The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17
CONSTABLE FAILED
TO FIND HIS MAN.
officer Finds Goods Wanted in
Petersburg.
STRANGER hit With BRICK
Crowds From the Sou,hside Attend the
Horse Show-Mr. Gwathmey of
New York Guest ofW.J. Carter.
Personal and Briet Items.
STRANGER Hit With BRICK
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. llO2 HUI Street
In so far as capturing the person
against whom he Lad a warrant was
concerned. the trip OF High Constable
George w. BIankenship TO Petersburg
yesterday afternoon. in search for JOS
cpl. kcrsey. alleged to have moved goods
ta his store after they had been
l"e-s7 upon. was fruitiess. thong. the
goods ~e.o gotten.
The stock OF goods in the store of Mr..
Jersey had been levied upon for a debt.
and some of them sold at auction: Be
fore the officers could dispose of the rest
Mr.. kersey is alleged TO have earned
them to Petersburg They were found
but no trace of the man could be dis
covered there 1t was said that Mr.
1lersey was in Manchester. and TIE oia-
rcrs OF the police department are ASSIST
Ing Constable Blankenship IN hndinE
him.
STRUCK WITH a BRICK.
In passing the mouth OF an :tliFy WI
ming between Porter and cambridge
Streets into Thirteenth q gentleman.
who after some time was persuadeo 10
ten his name was struck on the mead
with 3 BRICK. thrown by some party,
evidently standing some distance Gown
In the alley The skin was knocked OIL
Cor about two inches. and biooo came
prett; freely for awhile. But the gen
1le,nen would not make any complaint,
neither would he diYuEe his name for
sorne time lie was after persuaded TO.
say where he was from. 1t being seen
Tint hc was not a ManchesteTia.. dc
said thai John Toldcraft "as his name.
SAME CROWD TO SHOW
II was the Same old cars. the same old
schedule. the same old tracks ana 1he
same old crowd They were all for ire
same new place-thc Horse Snow. ana
they got there in time to see the jump
Ing and driving and riding and other
things the ilorsemen and horsewomen
had u do. If anything. the crowd was
slightly smaller last night than the two
nights before. Saturday night. however.
viii sec tho whole city turn out ana
witness the antics Of Kirg Horse upon
the tan bark.
- Mr.. GwAT1IMEY HERE.
Mr. A. B. C;wathrley. Of the New Iork
Cotton Exchange. was in the CITY yes
,eraava 10 call on his friend, Mr. w. !.
Carter Nj, Gwathmey is attending the
Horse Show in Richmond, and. being
breeder of fine animals, and OWNING
some OF the best Of the day, ne LOOK
!, lively interest in he exhibition last
,,;eht He is owner of the great mare
Louise Mac, 2:0954 and many other
ii. (. s
REoRGAN1ZED
After being practically dead FOR the
summer. months the Baptist Young Peo-
r,es, Union of Stockton Street Baptist
Church las: night organized for WORK
during the winter. and presented l1o-
cramrne which was highly enjoyed by
those present. Speeches were mad d
some OF tho more enthusiastic mtlIi 5crs.
and the union started upon their laocrs
In the right and proper spirit
1tsi said that Nessrs. ] ". Clayton
and G. w Landreth, two young men
Of the ely, will in the near future en-
ter a sui5 against the Passenger anu
power Company for damages, In the
sum of $1,000. claiming that they were
elected from a car by the condGctor
and then placed under arrest Tor az
tempting to beat ride. The case came
ler,nre the Mayors Court and was dis
missed.
Mr. 2 "A. Wells will represent the
two gentlemen.
s TOOK THEM ALL.
Mrs. Ahern. of Thirty-third Street, Is
having p.enty of trouble in keeping mich
cows. In the past FIVE weeks she has
lost five fine animals, two Of them De
ing found dead day or SO after they
went away. Last week two COWS she lau
recently purchased were either stolen
or strayed away.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
A man named johnson was fined 81
BIZ the Mayor yesterday morning because
he allowed his horse 20 roam about the |
street in the nighttime.
Lois the littls girl of Mr. and Mrs.
II. P. Lyon. IS reported to be danger
ously iii at her hoa1o. No. III .LcDon-5
ough Street.
Mrs. w. D. Tucker and daughter. Miss
Myrtle. Of Pinta, Va. are visiting Mrs.
A. r. Tatum. of West Twelfth Street.
Mr.. Charles Burkert. Of Burkert &
Williams. who has been i'll for some
time, is improving rapidly.
Eclipse on Schedule Time.