The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22

this section Of The city was used soon al
ter the Civil War as a camping ground
fol the Northern soldiers nd this JOSH
lily accounts for he grues mic find
Some days ago there VAS found near the
river bank on The MANCHESTER side l,n-
for the soldiers then must lave extend
eli down TO the river foT this last md
Of AIR Droacil was in a line with the
i,le vious one.
A. II Williams and Bonnie Wells. the
two white men charged with stealin; the
sum OF So. appeared in court yesterday
morning in answer TO the charge. but on
account of the absence Of important wit
ness for the prosecution. the case went
over until Thursday morning. In t1la
meantime the two ws.ite men vii! be held
in security for their appearance
TWO MEN FIGHT.
In an alteration III a bar at Coward1rs
Avenue and HUI Street yesterday mor1-.
ing about II O cock. Phil Jones was very
BADLY beaten by George Redtcrd and 1t
required some time TOR DIR. Garnet to
sew him hack together. Both men Will
appear before Mayor Maurice this morn
ing upon the charge OF lighting. Oillcer
wl1Ent learaed OF the DIN Guilty yester-
7ay AFTERNOON and went at once on a still
hunt for the offenders. From all that
could be learned of the case the two
men were drinking at the time and AZ
Redford is alleged TO have struck Jones
ana Knocked INN down after which he
proceeded 10 stamp him.
Mr. Cl.arles SteIn. the butcher on HUH
Street near Thirteenth. has litrer OF
Great Dane puppies which are the tax
OF the lovers OF cannes IN the city. They
are Thoroughbred and are IN demand.
Fancy prices are being offered - the
nuns The mother of them is owned by
Mr. Stein and weighs one hundred and
eighty pounds me father is Richmond
dog and stands three feet four Inches
and weighs over two hundred pounds.
Though born Of large parents the little
pI:ns are now very small. being about
the size OF "a kitten. MI. STEIN IS prizing
them Very Mighty.
ROBBED ANOTHER NEGRO.
Driven TO desperation through the con-
t1niIed strike OF the coal miners and
dominated over by the natural propen-s
slty OF the race. the African or. a GER
tain portion of them IN Manchester. are
looking to the hen roosts for the Sun
GAY dinners. ana no less than tour fam
lilies have suffered in consequence OF the
RAIDS tsut TINS time they did not con-
fine themselves to the white element. but
family living in Newtown and made away
with SIX hens and two ROSTERS, all that
Is hen house possessed. The theft was
discovered IN possibly an hour after It
was committed, but no trace OF the
parties was discovered. though The most
dlligent search was made.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. s. Z. felt, OF Lorraine county,
emo is visiting his son, HIr. 7. Z. Felt.
superintendent Of the Richmond and
Petersburg electric line. The old gen
tleman was in the city last week and
attended the Horse Show, which he says
was che finest he ever saw.
DR.. w. G. Christian. of the University
Of Virginia. Is the guest OF DIR. William
4, Matthew'S OF Twelfth Street
me Scnool Eoard meets Thursday night
i, the school building. when matters of
IL -1tr,,lar interest TO all Will be trans
acted.
The condition of Mrs. Julian Blan-
ton. wife OF the late .'Bunnie" Blanton
who was married a.: the side of the
death bed Of her sweetheart. is unchans-
ed She is suffering from appendicitis
Ira Bass. a white man, will face Mayor
Maurice ,o-oay upon the charge Of be-
in. too full for utterance Officer Smith
picked him up on the street and brought
him to the station.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
The services at Clopton-street Baptist
Church Monday night Wee very produce
tive of good results. There Will be services
every night this week. beginning at S
{. clock. conducted by the pastor. Rev.
w. w. Ssl1.
4 County Fair. at Leader Hall. from
the 2sth 10 the 3ist of this month, will
be given by the members of cambridge
Street Street BAPTIST Church. If enter
tainments given by this church in the
past can be taken for anything, this
fair viii be success.
The little child of Mr.. T. ]. Atwen. OF
No. 400 Stockton Street, is reported to
be very sick
Miss Mamie Williamson. of Eighth
and Hull Streets, is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
AR. Lynn Latham has returned to
PHILADELPHIA after SPENDING some time
ele with his parents.